Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1949 — Page 14
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1940] | oho i 1 ni issiona SUNDAY Episcopal Bishop Notes Anidersary Plan Monument To Missionary :
LYONS, Kan. May 21 (UP)—ithe Coronada expedition to Kane, § ; Here 10 Years Lt. Be
The Kansas Council, Knights ofisas in 1541. The monument will ~ Laymen fo Honor Hyd:
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Columbus, is holding a contest to|cost about $5000. It will be built
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men in the Roberts Park Methodist Church yesterday. The laymen met yesterday afternoon and night and occupied local pulpits this moérning. They
were to have a closing rally this|]
afternoon in the church. Mr. Thompson is the president of the Noblitt-Sparks Industries, Columbus, Ind. He endorsed the European Recovery Program as a “laudable temporary stop gap.” But he said “changing the hearts and minds of men to help them live good lives” is the only permanent preventative against subversive influence. “If the anti-God march of communism is to be headed off” Mr. Thompson said, “then it's the church of all denominations teamed up with a common set. of objectives that is going to do the job, Yes, the Christian mission has a more profound message than any man-made system in this world.” !
IT'S A 24-HOUR JOB TULSA, Okla.,, May 21 (UP) The Rev. Paul McBride, pastor of Tulsa's East 8ide Christian Church, has had his car equipped with a radio-telephone. He will usp the device to make the car an auxiliary office for conducting g-business of his “24-hour” job; Rev. McBride says.
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his practical and spiritual talents. Children of the parish school will give a musical entertainment honoring his silver jubilee this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the parish
hall. June 10, Father John will be the celebrant for a 25th anniversary mass for three of his classmates and himself in the Holy Cross Church. During World War 1, Father John worked as a tool and die maker for Allison's, He afterward entered the. seminary when he was 82, thus he is a good deal
Children dressed in their light-opera costumes give the Rev. Fr. John Riedinger a silver anni Children who will sing for "Father John" this afternoon are: front row, left to right, Nancy Ann Matthews and Sheilay Shine; rear row, Jody Lease,
Little Flower Parish Priest fio: caw ion Is Handy Man About Church
Pastor’s Experience During As Tool and Die Maker Still Useful Today
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times The Rev. Fr. John Riedinger often carries a saw in one hand and a prayer book in ti.e other as he goes about the grounds of the
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“Father John,” as the pastor is called by his friends, will mark the 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood during coming weeks. The saw and the prayer book serve as symbols of
They became familiar with the classical music through a course in music appreciation inaugurated in the school by the pastor. Father John did all the work for an intercommunication system in the school. Mrs. Loretta Martin, music teacher, regularly, Rives broadcasts over the system outlining the background of great music and playing recorded selec~ tions. The Little Flower pastor enjoys long hikes in the woods. At the moment ‘he {8 making a set of
Lawrence Freeland and La-
built the Shrine of the Little cleared the parish of debt and been instrumental in the erection of the sisters’ residence, The priest was born in Indiana
will mark the 10th anniversary
Rt. Rev. Kirchhoffer
Episcopal laymen of the city
of the Rt. Rev. Richard A. Kirchhoffer as bishop of the Diocese, of Indianapolis Friday night. Bishop Kirchhoffer will speak at the dinner meeting in the Episcopal Church of the Advent. George B. Schley of 8t. Paul's parish will review the accomplishments of the diocese during the bishop’s administration. The purpose of the Laymen’'s League also will be discussed. The following men will give short talks: the Rev. Alfred Maloney, Madison; the Rev. Rudolph M. Bangert, Connersville; Harvey Wilson, Muncie; and Richard W. Sharpless, president of the Indianapolis Laymen’s League. Reservations may be made at the church office not later than Tuesday. The dinner concludes the league's meetings for the season.
can missionary who
Bishop R. A. Kirchhoffer
HOT $200 FOR BREAKFAST WALLA WALLA, Wash.,, May 21 (UP)—A local housewife had one of the most expensive family
breakfasts on record. It cost her $200. She had that much currency in the oven when she turned on|
the stove to prepare the morning! i
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Georgia Posses, Troopers Hunt 5 Armed Fugitives
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. May 21 (UP)—Five armed, desperate convicts who overpowered their guards and shot one man were trailed over mid-Georgia bypaths today by posses of state troopers. A sixth man who joined the break for freedom from a work gang at the state mental hospital here was captured on foot without resistance this morning near Madison, Ga. t
and has served his entire priesthood in this state.
Plan Observance
The Little Flower congregation is planning a solemn high mass
will follow.
When Father John celebrates the mass In the Holy Cross Church, the Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis, will sit on the throne in the sanctuary. The other three jubilarians to be honored are: the Rev. Fr. Ambrose Sullivan. of Holy Cross; the Rev. Fr. Joseph V. Somes, the Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King; and the Rev. Fr. Matthew Herold, St. Andrew's Church,
In talking of Father John, Father Lyons thus described him: “There's nothing he can't do.
chimes for the church tower. He|l never saw anybody like him.”
Discovery of a succession of automobiles that had been abandoned and stolen narrowed the search to the vicinity of Danville,
tain one weapon and open fire.
Ga., where all roads were blocked. | The men yesterday grabbed the! shotguns and pistols of their | in honor of his anniversary for startled guards and shot and
wounded hospital employee Clyde June 12. A dinner and reception Berry, 31, who managed to ob-
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