Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1938 — Page 2

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Priests Talk

Mary’ ese members of Joan of Arc

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Group Marks An Anniversary of Ordination to Catholic Ministry. The tall mar silver-gra}

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lows” he said, “talking over old

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room across murmur of voices Gentl of them. they whom the had just referred was the Rt. Rev rice O'Connor, pastor oi Are Catholic Church ys reception room of the 4217 entral Ave Yes-

king about why the gen-

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tlemen across the hall were ther

Mark 28th Anniversary It was, he explained, a get-to-gether of the class of 1910 of Mt Saint Mar s Seminary of Cincincelebration of the 28th anthe class ordination urred to me that I idered old,” Msgr O'Connor continued, “until someone came to the rectory not long ago and asked to see the ‘old priest’ of the parish. Maybe we are, but at times like thi is the years seem to slip away Of the class of bered 33 at the date of 11 were gathered in the rectory, including r. O'Connor Five, he i 2 iied. The rest were too ed and too far away to make it 11 Members Make Tour

nati, in niversary of “It never occ might be cons

1910 which numordination,

done anything ven “We've mo:

“We haven't ' he said talked That's enough The reunion began Monday. The 11 classmates

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took a =S tseeing tour o 7. viewing the Indinapolis Motor Speedway, the ball park, golf courses and Marian College, among other sights Yesterday, the Most Rev E. Ritter, Bishop of Indianapolis, delivered the sermon at 9:30 a. m.. solemn high mass in St. Joan of Ai h The classmates gether in the rectory talking for before leaving for Apart for Many Years O'Con-

Joseph the diocese of

had dinner toand sat the rest of the afte:

rnoon home

Aroung

Some of us nor. “haven't seen each other for a good many years. At no time have all of us been together for so 1 It was 28 years ago. And I perhaps, after all, we are just unch of old fellows The classmates who att reunion were The Rev. Fr. F. A. Slattery, Crestline, O.; the Rev. Fr. E. G. Depenbrock, Botkins, O.; the Rev. Fr. Edward C. Lehman, Sidney, O.: the Rev. Fr. William C. O'Brian. Delaware, O.; the Rev. Fr. Edward J Creager, Milford, O.; the Rev. Fr J. W. Courtney, Owosso, Mich.: the

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Owosso. Mich; t Dayton, O.; Rev F1 E G Fr. Edward C.

of Old Days

Milford, O. Front he Rt. Rev Mser Martin M. Varley, J. Carroll, Detroit.

at Reunion

O.: the Rev. Fr. William C. O'Brian, d the Rev. Fr. Edward J. Creager, row—the Rev. Fr. J. W. Courtney, Msgr. Charles A. Ertel, O'Connor; the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Dayton, and the Rev. Fr. Thomas

UNION HERE AGAINST RAILROAD WAGE cut,

The Industrial Union Council of ndianapolis has voted full support to the Railroad Brother} 100ds in {their stand against the propos sed wage cut, it was announced today Wiig council also has elected delet to the third annual convention of {at the Claypool Hotel jing on all organized workers in In{dianapolis to support the convention. he council is sc

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heduled to meet the second and fourth Mondays of each month, starting Sept. 28.

BOOT HALTS PLUNGE INTO SGALD/AG WATER

HARTFORD CITY, saved Ferdinand from death bv scalding Swoveland. an ) Ke cener Packing plant, slipped and fell Into a pit of boiling water. His right er dropped into the tank, but his other boot caught on al ladder, halting his plunge

GROWS GIANT POTATO

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Virgil he largIt weighs 254 ounces overall length of 61:

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A. Ertel O'Connor; the Martin M. Varley, and the Rev. Fr. J. Carroll, Detroit, Mich.

Rt. Rev. . Mser Charles Dayton. O.; Msgr. Rt. Rev. Msgr Dayton, O, Thomas

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