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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
DIR. P. B. O'Kelly
Speaks Sunday

DR.. Patrick Bernard O'Kel-
.ly, department Of English,
Ohio State University, will
lecture on "The Personality
of Cardinal Newman" at 8 p.
m, Sunday, Feb. Is. The lee
ture will be held at Newman
Hall, 1916 Iuka Ave-, and the
public is invited.
Professor O'Kelly is a ma
tive Of Winnipeg, who studied
at Harvard University, from
which he obtained his Ph.D.
Degree.
He has taught Classical Lam
guages at st. Paul's College in
Winnipeg; was Professor of
French Literature at the Uni
versity of Montana; and since
1857 has been a member of
the English Department at
Ohio State University, and a
member of the Faculty Coun-
ell of Newman Hall.
The next lecture in the Sc
ries will be given by Mr.. John
Duffy of the Law School of
Ohio State University on
March Is. The subject Of his
lecture will be capital Pun
ishment."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Spotlight On State Capitol
Sunday Sales Controversy
Continues in Legislature

Representative Schneider's
bill is a compromise measure
which provides that
"No person shall, after 2:30
am. and before | pm. on Sun
day engage in any labor, bust
ness, profession, sport or
game whether for hire or not
for hire, or open or cause to
be open Or permit to remain
open, a building or place for
the doing of labor, the trans
acting of business, the practic-
ing of a profession, or the
playing Of a sport or game or
Continued on pege D
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giving good example as
Christians.
Stating that II would now
like to recommend a beauti-
full devotion to you," he urged
the people to recite the minor
doxology three times daily for
the success of the three pro-
jects, and proceeded to speak
briefly about each of them.
The Pope expressed the
hope that the Rome diocesan
synod would be convened be-
fore the end of the year, and
said that it will be perhaps
the only one in history called
for the Diocese of Rome it.
self"
Continued on page y
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Urge Positive Approach To Arts:
CYC High Division Pledge
Increased Interest in Liturgy

love of God and charity" in
order that they might be pre-
pared to accept this role.
Study sessions followed the
conference theme, "orsaniza-
fion and You" by doing . crit
zeal analysis Of fhs Diocesan
manual, eye and You, pre-
pared for the parish units Of
fhs Council Of Youth.
Saturday evening the dele
gates took part in bowling
and swimming at the Knights
of Columbus 400 Club and
dancing at st. Joseph Acad-
envy.
Sunday the delegates assist
ed at Mass in st. Joseph Ca
thedral and then journeyed
north to st. Peters parish
where the final sessions were
held.
In addition to the resolution
on the liturgy the delegates
agreed to cooperate with the
parish confrafernity Of Chris
tian Doctrine units, to be dis
eliminating in using literature,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

Delegates to the Dioce-
san Council of Catholic
Youth High division Con-
ference last Sunday
pledged increased interest
in active participation of the
liturgy.
More than 200 delegates at
tended the two-day session here
and elected a new executive
board, headed by Dave Eaton,
st. Mary, Lancaster.
Prior to the discussion ses.
sions Saturday at St. Mary
Of the Springs College, Father
George FvIcher, editor.in.ehief
Of the Catholic Times. told the
delegates to emulate St. John
Berchmans who decided that
IF ] don't become a Saint
when I'm young will never
become one"
Father Fulcher challenged
them to learn and discover
their place in the Apostolate
of the Church and told them
to practice purity, obedience,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

The ever : expanding
needs of the Diocese of
Columbus are being met
by an intensive building
program initiated by the
late Bishop Ready and carried
on to completion in Bishop Is
senmann's first year as Bish-
op of Columbus. Additional
needs were faced and planned
for in 1858.
The Diocesan Building Com.
miffee met recently TO review
the accomplishments Of The
past year and to consider fu-
furs eonsfruefion needs
throughout The Diocese.
The report of the commit
tee released to The Catholic
Times shows the results of a
multi-million dollar building
program and extensive plans
for the future.
The year 1883 saw Bishop
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

w. Broad ST., to receive cloth
ing from parish donors and
fill requests from flood vic
tins.
Among the parishes sending
women to staff the center were:
st. Leo, st. Catharine, st.
James the Less, st. Agnes, st.
Aloysius, Corpus Christi, st. Ag.
atha, st. Mary, Groveport, I'm.
maculate Conception and st.
Philip.
Mrs. Anton Keller, Dioees-
an chairman, and Mrs. John
Flowers, central desnsry ccW
ehairmen, organized the work.
ers in cooperation with the
Catholic Charities Msgr.
kappes said.
The center, which is open
from 10 am. to 4 pm. each day,
is expected to stay open until
the middle of next week.
Monsignor Kappes noted that
the pensioners in the Column.
bus area have been more than
generous in aiding the needy Of
the stricken area.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Came Home To Die -.
Offer Mass in Logan
For Cancer Victim

LOGAN-Funeral Mass
was offered here last
week in st. Johns Church
for 11-year-old Kenny
Ucker who touched the
heart of the nation by his
love for his hometown.
Father Charles P. FoY visit
ed his young pensioners
bedside offering him the last
consolation Of the Church and
again at the Funeral Mass,
which was attended by Ken.
ny's many friends.
Kenny died of cancer. He
probably knew that he was
dying, but he never let on
and no one told him.
He and his family had NOV
ed to Wyoming and then to
California where the incurable
disease was discovered. AS
this past Christmas neared,
Kenny longed more and more
for his old home town.
Learning Of the Ueker fam.
lily tragedy, warm-hearfed
Hooking County neishbors col.
lected $500 to help make
the game Little boys wish
come true.
Kenny came home for
Christmas. Relatives fearing
that he would not live to see
Our Lords birthday, held a
special celebration for the
youngster, who has been a
rabid baseball fan and a star
little league pitcher.
The young athletes 4:foot,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

Three bills, all adding
to the Sunday Sales con
troversy, have been intro
duced into the Ohio Legs
lature, making a total Of
four bills on the subject, now
in the legislative hopper.
Earlier Rep. Paul j. Lynch
Of Columbus proposed a bill
clarifying the so-called blue
law language without damag-
ing the spirit of the original
code.
During the past couple Of
weeks these three bills were
introduced into the legisls-
Ecssa+ tf&IEa4
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

well as ihe 5 pm. Mass on the
Sundays Of Lent. At J pm.
on Sunday Stations Of the
Cross and Benediefion will
be held.
The Cathedral has also
scheduled an Evening Mass at
5 pm. each Wednesday which
HContinued on page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

AS a special service the
downtown Columbus parishes
have set devotions and Mass
es for the convenience of
those who may be in the
downtown area.
St. Joseph Cathedral, at
Fifth and Broad Sts., will have
q special series Of sermons at
The III and 1890 Masses as
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
School. Teachers Residence =.
Dedicate St. Andrew Additions

Architects for the present
additions are Emerich, Albert
and MCGEE, Wagenbrenner
Construction Company COM
pleted the general contract,
while Wuellner and Theado
finished the mechanical work
and the Electric Power and
Equipment Co. did the cleo
trical installation.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Pope John Prayer
For Stricken China

Bishop Issenmann will offer Mass at IL noon in
st. Andrews Church, Sunday, as part of the iridium
of prayer being held in the Diocese and throughout
the Catholic world for the prosecuted Church in China.
Beginning today all parishes in the Diocese are
having special devotions for this iridium, requested by
the Holy Father John XIII.
Following is a special prayer composed by the
Pope.
Q Jesus, Son Of God, You loved Your Church and You gave
Yourself for II 50 as TO sanefify il and TO enable IT 10
appear before You glorious and immaculate lerf. Ephesisns 5,
1877. Consider again with mercy the Affections to which Your
mystical spouse is subjected in some parts Of fhs world, but
particularly now in the great nation Of China.
Your E.ithfuI and You Know the esIumnis,ino insjnu.tions
brought against Your shepherds, Your ministers and yosr
faithful followers who eagerly desire 10 spread ths truth Of
fhe Gospel and Your Kingdom which is not Of this world. How
lnsistsnf and perniciovs are the attempts ia tear fhs seamless
robe Of Your spouse, the chvreh-one, holy, Roman, catholic,
aposioIie-ssparafing hierarchy and local communities from The
sole eenter Of truth. authority and salvation, the Chair of Peter.
Before The spectacle Of such grave evils we ask Of You
above ell forgiveness for ~effensss psrperafed against You. In
deed, the words You spoke TO Saul OF TarsUs on The road to
Damsseus-"Saul, Saul why dost thou psrsecvte mel" tAets 2, ~
may well be repeated again today as has happened in the
course Of recent and past history.
We always trust in the efficacy Of ths sublime words which
You spoke to The Father from the Gross. Father. forgive them,
for they know not what they DO" luke 2s, So. IN the same way
as Your sacrifice is the source Of universal salvation, 50 may
fhe marfyrdom which the Church, Your spouse and our mother,
suffers in variov. regions be salvtary to all men through Your
grace.
o Prince Of Peace, may The bishops and the priests, the
Religious and The laity be always and everywhere Careful
tEphesisns 4, 81. NAY Your sImishty strength defeat every human
calculation that shepherds and floeks may remain obedieni TO
The voice Of the only universal shepherd, the Roman Ponfift,
who feels in his heart the responsibility OF that supreme
command Of love, "HoIy Father, keep in Thy name those whom
Thou has given me that they may be one even as We are ont"
John H. ll
And lastly. o our Saviour. cast a glance Of approval on the
merits and prayers Of Your mother and ours, the august
Queen Of the Missions and The Universal Church,; on the rolls,
on The sacrifices and on fhs blood OF innunnerable heralds OF
the Faith, who have given You everywhere and still give heroic
testimony. And mindful above all Of Your Precious Blood,
shed for many as the remission Of sins, give Your peace to
China ard "a The whole world. since in no ore else IS there
hope, victory and peace If not in You, Our Lord and immortal
King Of The centuries and Of the people.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

bus, rectory at a cost of $48,-
900; st. Matthias, Columbus,
school and temporary church
at a cost of $4,000; Christ
the King, Columbus, teachers
residence; st. Joseph, Card
ington, newly purchased
church remodelled; Holy Trim
ity, Jackson, church remod-
elled at a cost of $4,000.
st. Joseph Cemetery, Lock-
bourne, office building at .
Continued on page %
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

ture:
Senate bill sponsored by
Sen. calabrese which would
abolish present Sunday blue
laws.
House bill sponsored by
Sen. Taft, which would also
abolish present Sunday blue
laws.
House bill proposed by Rep.
Schneider which would pro.
vide strict Sunday observance
until l pm.
The first two proposals
would obviously do away with
all checks on Sunday sales.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

8-inch body withered to 80
pounds before death came.
Prior TO his death thou
sands Of welI-wishers from ell
over the country sent mess
ages, including q letter from
Mamie Eisenhower and an av.
fosraphed picture Of his
sports idol, Stan Musiai.
Surviving Kenny in addition
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul M. Ticker, and a brother
are his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Ticker, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy McManus, all Of
Logan.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

ference room, parish library
are The new school additions
while the teachers residence
has II bedrooms. kitchen, re-
feetory, wood paneIed COM
mvnity room, parlor, activity
room. laundry and garage.
st. Andrews is stated by
the Sisters of st. Joseph of
Baden, Pa.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

st. Andrew school addi-
ton and teachers resi-
dence will be dedicated
this Sunday by Bishop
ISSenmann.
The Bishop will offer the
noon Mass at the parish and
dedication ceremonies will
follow, according to Father
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Michael Nusent, pastor.

Michael Nusent, pastor.
An open house for the
teachers residence will be
held from $3.50 to 5 pm, fol-
lowed by Benediction.
The new additions to the
parish building plant face
Reed Road tsee sketch below)
as does the initial church.
school. Eight class rooms. con-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

of the Family Life committee,
is directing the Forum. Prom
inent doctors, priests and lay
people will speak on various
aspects of marriage. Question
periods and buzz sessions will
be held in connection with
each Sunday forum.
Jim Bradley and Rita Tar
aba are co-chairmen for the
program.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

The forums are open to ell
Catholic young people out Of
high school who are not mar.
ried. Although engaged coup.
les may attend, the program
is designed particularly for
young people who are interest.
ed in obtaining general infor.
nation on marriage.
Father Thomas Duffy of st.
Charles Seminary, moderator
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

~ Il W.
Dennis Mcdaniel, . St. Mary
MagdaIene parish o who
manages the store, said that
more than 10 truck loads Of
furniture, bedding, beds, mat.
fresses, dresssrs, chests, dish.
Is, rugs and other household
items were delivered by the
shop to The ST. Thomas par.
lsh, St. Vincent De Paul con-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
DCCW Operates =.
Emergency Center
Aids Flood Victims

Fortyseven families were aided by gifts of clothing
and household furnishings at the emergency center
opened last week by the Catholic Welfare Bureau.
Council of Catholic Women charities committees
from various parishes were on duty at the center, 647
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

Our Lady Of Victory, Columbus, Social
chairman; Father Edward McF arIand,
Southern Deanery Moderator; SheIia
Axe, St. Mary, Marion, social chairman;
Father Colby Grimes, Western Deanery
Moderator; Margaret Sheridan, St.
Mary, Lancaster, cultural chairman;
Father Carl aGlaggett, Eastern Deanery
Moderator; Michael PoIIiIi, Immaculate
Conception, Dennison, physical chair.
man; Father John Geiger, Northern
Deanery Moderator. Not shown is FIR.
Peter Essman, c. D. Moderator.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Nearly Empty:
De Paul ShopAids
24ON Needy Families

The st. Vincent de Paul Shop, SIS E. Rich St, Co.
lumbus, was practically empty this past week due to
gifts to flood stricken families, Msgr. William E. Kap-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Young Adult Marriage
Forum Begins March I

The Central Deanery Young Adult Council will
sponsor its annual marriage forum again this year at
8 pm, Sunday, March l at the Knights of Columbus
at 9th and State SITS.
Forums will be held also on March 8 and March
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Evening Mass, Devotions
Downtown Parishes
Set Lenten Services

Special Lenten devotions have been scheduled in
the parishes of the Diocese starting this week.
Pensioners should check parish bulletins for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Elect CYC Head Division Officers

Diocesan cYc High Division dele
gates named a new slate Of officers at
fhe annual conference last week in CO.
lUmbUs. Shown above pictured with
their deanery moderators are: scared
left to right: Ambrose Clay, Marion St.
Mary, treasurer; Dolores DeLuea, St.
Peters, Columbus, vice president; Dave
Eaton, St. Mary Lancaster, president;
Father Richard Dodd, Diocesan Youth
Director; Suzanne Pauline, St. Mary
Waverly, Secretary.
Standing left to right: Roger Knott,
Evening star., 1959-12-14
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Profit Sharing Program
Plan
Free Parking Facilities at
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can learn our business very
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interviews 10 am. to noon and 2
pm. to ) pm.
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concerns work Mr.. wilkins
allegedly did for a school bus
company which was selling
buses to the school board in
1857, Mr.. Fitzgerald said.
Mr.. Beaver, AZ, is president
of the Star Supply of AMMAN
dale and Alexandria.
He said that his decision to
run was made at a meeting last
Friday attended by about 40
persons, half of whom were
Democrats and half Republic
cans.
Ex-Air Force Officer
He is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Washington and in
World War II served in the Air
Force. rising from enlisted man
to lieutenant colonel.
Mr., Beaver served last year
as a member of the Presidents
Conference on Small Business.
He is a former director of the
Fairfax County Chamber of
Commerce. In the last year, he
served as chairman of the An
Mandate Little League and has
been active in Boy Scout work.
Mr.. Beaver said he planned
no speaking engagements. He
said he would run his cam
paign through the mail and by
telephone and door-to-door
canvaSSing.
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Boy, 5, Dies as Horse
Falls, Crushing Chest

A 5-year-old Alexandria boy
was killed yesterday when a
horse he was riding with a
friend, reared and fell back
ward, driving a saddle horn
into his chest.
His parents witnessed the
sudden tragedy, which &C.
Cured near Springfield, Va.
The boy was Duane w. Prye,
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
s. Prye, 1445 Washington ave-
nue.. Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prye were vis-
iting friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gamer of 6426 Braden
avenue, Springfield. yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Gamer also was on the
horse, holding Duane in front
of her.
She suffered multiple frac-
lures when the horse fell. Her
condition today in Alexandria
Hospital was described as sat-
isfactory.
Mrs. Gamer and Duane we're
riding the horse near the
Gamers home not far from
Accotink Greek on Route 636.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Cunning
ham Funeral Home in Alexan-
dria.