The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-01
Diocesan Roundup =.

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Aisgr. Patrick J. Kilgallen on
the fortieth anniversary of his
ordination.
TIMOTHY ucKER, Waiter
son senior, won one of the
top awards in the Westing-
house Science Talent Search.
Bishop Issenmann creates
Advisory Board for the Cath
Ole Times.
St. Andrew parish school
addition and teachers resi-
dence were dedicated.
CYC high division pledged
increased interest in liturgy
at annual conference.
THE DIocE building
committee announced a multi
million dollar building prof.
ect.
st. Phillips parish held
COMMUNICATING for combina-
ton church school building.
a NEW SYSTEM of high
school examinations and adj
missions was announced by
Monsignor Bennett Apologize,
school superintendent.
FoRTY-TWo ACRES of
land were purchased in Lam
caster for possible building
sites, Monsignor Roland T.
Winel, pastor of Lancaster st.
Mary's, announced.
William r. Montavon, 81,
native of Portsmouth and a
pioneer in the work of the
NCWC, died in Washington,
DC.
MoNslCNoR JOHN Dona-
HE, SO, pastor of Holy Name
parish, died.
MARCH
JOHN 3. WUNDERLlN, fa-
ther of three Catholic Times
business office employees, was
killed by an auto while going
to Lenten devotions.
Marcia Ferg uson, Ports
mouth, won top honors in the
Catholic Youth Council speech
contest.
A TOTAL of 1900 families
aided by Diocesan Welfare
Bureau during year, according
to annual report released by
Monsignor William E. Kappes,
director of charities.
Father Peter Essman, assist
ant pastor of st. Agatha par
ish, was named to the North
American College staff in
Rome.
Two priests ordained for
the Columbus Diocese cele-
brated their 25th anniversary
of ordination: Father Linus
Dury, pastor of st. Nicholas
parish, GAINESVILLE, and Mon
signor Joseph Kiefer, now of
the Steubenville Diocese.
OHIO CATHOLIC Welfare
Conference in its biennial
meeting in Columbus urged
aged and unemployment aid
as well as passage Of other
bills such as film classified
ton, and migrant labor study.
APRIL
Ground broken for Our
Lady of Perpetual Help,
Grove City, church school.
Father John +. Byrne,
CPS, founder and former
pastor Of st. James the Less
parish, named provincial of
Precious Blood Order.
BISHOP IsSENMANN set
the first annual Expansion
Drive for the Diocese and
named Monsignor Harry S.
Connolly and MIR. Cornelius
Tracy as chairmen.
Catholic Times Catholic
Press month essay contest
winners, Vieki White, Waiter
son, and Karen Krebs, Rosary,
were given awards by Father
George A. Fulcher.
ADDiTI ION classrooms
for Immaculate Conception
and st. Augustine parish
schools, Columbus, were to be.
gin.
A DIALOGUE MAS book.
let, compiled by three Dio-
cesar priests at st. Charles
Seminary, Fathers James
Cooney, James Kraus and
Thomas Duffy, made its first
public appearance at the Do
cesar Council of Catholic
Mems annual convention.
WATTERsoN HIGH school
student scientists h onored
again on state level, given ma
tionsl recognition and Sister
Rosarii, student advisor, nam
ed outstanding teacher in cen
trail Ohio area.
ST. Patrick and ST. Peters
students will attend ST. Pc
ter's school at the beginning
of the school year, Bishop Is
senmann announced.
MAY
cHURCH.ST a relations
are more strict in the Philip
pines which has an IS per
cent Catholic population, than
In the U.S., according to Mon.
signor Osmondo Calip, super.
intendent of schools in the
Archdiocese of Nueva Segovia
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