Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1938 — Page 19

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BISHOP RITTER

LISTS CHANGES |&

FOR NERT YEAR

Four Catholic Pastors Get Emeritus Title; Instructors Are Named.

Appointments for the coming year |

to instructor, moderator and administrator positions in the ta aumin- 1h

Catholic Diocese were announced

today by the Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the diocese.

Four pastors were appointed to position of pastor emeritus. They were the Rev, Fr. J. H. Hillebrand, St. Boniface, Evansville; the Rev. Fr. John A. Ulrich, St. Anthony, the Rev. Fr. Charles A.

Clever, Guardian Angels; Cedar

Grove, and the Rev. Fr. G. H. Moss, |

St. John Evangelist, Enochsburg. Previously it’ was announced that

the Rev. Fr. Joseph B. Tieman, S.| te

T. D., had been appointed as pastor

of St. Thomas Aquinas Church, to

be erected at 46th and Illinois Sts., and that the Rev. Fr. Joseph V.

~ Somes, J. C. L., had been appointed - pastor of the new Church of Christ

the King, to be erected at Kessler Blvd. and Sangster Ave., both in Indianapolis.

New pastor appointments follow: The Rev. Fr. Henry Verst, from St. Mary f the Knobs to St. Maurice, Napoleon;

Vincent’s, Shelby County. to St. Boniface, tvansville; The Rev. Fr. Andrew Bastnagel.’ from St. Ma ans Indianapolis, to Sacred Heart, Schnellville; The Rev. Fr. Albert Schad, from St. Thomas, Knox County, to

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st. ony. Morris: Th ward Bock old. from u | Count, to Holy Boyt In Ms Tie Rev, Fr ward Eisenman, t. Maur. -c2, Napoleon, to St. Tho! Couniyv: The Rev. Fr. Carl al . . Ma

ev. of t Rocks, to . nt, Shern; “County: The Rev. Fr. Aloysius LiuSt. Ann, Jennings County, asian n_ Ange els. Cedar Grove: The Rew, ws from St. Philip Neri, polis, t. Josep h, d Fr. Jo Joan of Arc,

i. Forrest Strange .from St. Patrick, Davisss County to St. Mark, Perry County ~nd Mission.

Changes in the administrator assigrments were:

Rev. Fr. John Vincius, fartin County. aS St

issions; Vv, rom Hol ly T Trinity New Albany, Vicholas oy County and MisTerstegge, from 2% Nicholag "nipiev i to - n, Snnines Coun pnty and Mission: the Rev. . Edward Hou 2 from St. Mary, Greensto St. Joh sr. from Bt. M The Rev. . Mary,

Albany. to St. v. Fr. John “Shaiighnessy. from Mary, Eyansyille, to St. ick. Daviess County Corn oo TS from Sacre Heart, Schnellville, to St. Martin, Siberia.

Two new parish appointments were announced. They were:

The Rev. Fr. Pleman, S.T. D, St. o St. - pihomas

and me C. from Holy to Christ the King,

Appointed to Motor Missions

he Rey, Fr. Dennis Spalding and the Thomas Mindrup re appointed to he Motor Missions at Pareent eld.

New instructors and their posts | were:

from §

Rt. Rev. A. J Wawlinison. Ph.D, St. Vincent's Nurses Training School; The Rev. . Clement Bosler, St. John’s Academy, indianapolis, The Rev. .George Dunn, Cathedral. High School, Indianapols: ‘The Rev. Fr. Victor Goossens, Bt: Agnes Academy. Indianapolis; fr. Anthony McLoughlin, Ladywood Sonor, jndianapolis The Rey. Fr. James MecMahon, M. A., St. jianapolis; Hie Rev. Cyril Conen, M. A., Reitz Memorial High school. EvansYille; "The Rev. Fr. Edward C. Baue er, St.

Simon's J High School. ‘Washington. The Rev. Fr. Peter Killian was appointed moderator of the Moth-

Mary’ 3 Academy, In- | ¢

ers’ Club here.

The Rev. Fr. Joseph Duffy was appointed temporary chaplain at the St. Anthony Hospital, Terre Haute. Due to the absence of the Rev. Fr. Raymond Marchino, who is in charge of the arrangements for | the National Rural Life Conference to be held at Vincennes, the Rev. Pr. Leo Creeden was appoinied temporary substitute. The Rev. Pr. Charles Sexton and the Rev. Fr. Aloysius ‘Barthel were are transferred to the Diocese of Denver. Those who will do ad-

vanced study are the Rev. Fr. Cor-|-

nelius Sweeney and the Rev. Fr. Patrick Kilfoil at Rome; Italy; the Rev. Fr. Conrad Urbach, the Rev. Fr. Robert Gorman and the Rev. Fr. James Hickey, at the Catholic University, Washington.

Assistants Changed

Changes in the staff of assistants were:

The Rev. Fr. Anthony Jactousilie, from . Simon, Washingto Ladywoo Sehool, Indianapolis; the Rev. ? Pr. Edw Bauer. from Qathol lic University, 2 St. Se Washington; the Rev. Fr. nard Burgert, from St. Anthony. ‘Indianapolis oly Trinity, New Albany; the Pr. 1 Conen from Catholic Vioni‘the Rev. n's, In

; | burg: the 1 Sahm

The Rev. Fr. Charles Schoettelos kotte, Indianapolis, was named asthe | sistant director of the charities and hedd of the Mission at Danville.

GREAT COUNCIL BEGINS SEPT. 1"

Reception to Open Five-Day Event; Noblesville Man Arranges Program.

The Improved Order of Red Men will ‘hold its 88th Great Council of the United States here in the Claypool Hotel beginning Sunday, Sept. 11, Sessions will last through the following Thursday and will be in

charge of Harvey ‘O. Burthett,

Great Incohonee, of Harrisburg, Pa. Chairman of arrangements will be Fred E. Hines of Noblesville,

4 | bast Great Sachem of Indiana. Sec ard | retary will be E. C. Harding, Great

Chief of Records, Indianapolis. Chief event of the opening day will be a reception at 8:30 p. m. in

from St.

St..| Celestine, Solestine, car. St. Philip - Neri,

urg. ; the Rev. nthony Roach, A., from Catholic University, to Bt. Aary. , Washington; the Rev. Fr. Thom ‘tro

s Scec! J. C. B., Catholic University, to St John's Tadien;_the Rev. Fr. Richard Kayanagh, ha) St. Therese . . William Mecrom Diocese of Denver. to St. dianapoiis; the Rev. Pr. fro Cathol

aughli Pang of Ar James

Modtahon M. t. University. to TS Caiherine, Tndianapol 3 T!

the Rev. Fr, Leo Schafer. from St. Wendel Posey County, to = Mary. Indipnanalis Fr. Clarence Recker. Gabric, ‘Connersville. to St. Mary, Greens-

bi Indian: apolis; the Rev. Fr. Urban

Lulbach, d, to St. Paul. "Tell City; the rd Gerdon, newly ordained, oH, Indianapolis: the Rev. alvin, newly ordained, to St.

pevly ordained ne io. St. Philip

sonville; Rev. . Patrick Gleason, newly ordained; to St. Charges, BloomingRev. Pr. William Lautner. newly to i ‘Celestine, Celestine: the n, ne evly ordained, the Bev.

Ve St. he Rev, Ts Michael Wolf, to St. Wendel, Posey

Speakers ‘scheduled ‘Monday morning are Attorney General Omer 8. Jackson, Mayor Walter | Boetcher, Great Sachem Edwin Southern, Great Pocahontas Grace Jackson, welcome addresses; great Incohonee Burtnett, the response.

MUSICAL STUDENT

‘PREFERS BUSINESS |

PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Sept. 2

'(U. P.).—Carol Epperson, 21, Louisi-

ana State University co-ed, has just returned from a successful European tour with a concert orchestra as violinist—but she will abandon music for a career in a business office. “The two loves may seem in-

choose

at L. S. U. where she is enrolled in the school of business administration, She toured Europe with the university orchestra during the summer vacation.

ARMY OFFICER KILLED COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 2 (U. P.).— Lieut. Col. Alvin C. Sandeford, 48, Ft. Hayes intelligence officer, died last night of a skull fracture and other injuries received in an automobile accident near “Harrisburg, O. The D: Service Cross was

istinguished awarded to Col. Sandeford during|

the World War.

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