Gazette News-Current from Xenia, Ohio • Page 17

MONDAY, AUOUtT 11, 1MB THE GAZETTE. XENIA. OHIO. XENIA GIRLS GIVEN VEIL OF NOVITIATE OF CATHOLIC NUNS Enter Religious Life Of Charity Sisters At Cincinnati girls, Miss Catherine Mangan and Miss Klein, received the white veil of the novitiate of the Sisters of Charity at th Mother House of the order, Mt. St.

Delhi, near Cincinnati, 'Mils Mangsn will bear the name, in religion, of Sister. Katari, which is the Indian adaptation -of the name, Miss -Klein will be Sister Antonita. The. girls are graduates of St. Parochial High- School class of '33 and each, had a year of nuree at Good; Samaritan Hospital, Dayton, before entering the- religious life.

They will continue their nursing studies in the sisterhood; Sister Katari is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs; David Mangan; Hom-v and Sister Antcmita, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Klein, W. Second St.

They entered the-order as a year ago, and win spend two years as novices before taking their perpetual vows, or vows to be renewed each year. They were in a group of thirty-one girls receiving the white veil, while the perpetual vows were administered to, tMty-nine young nuns. Rt Rev- Mons- Raphael Markam, i-icaf-general of th Sisterhoods of forms; revived especially for us as the Cincinnati archdiocese, pre- Picking the Pictures Two of in birdcage went raving iriad; fellow committal The seventh' of- eight articles written exclusively for Central Press by a "lifer" who was pardoned after sixteen 'years in prison. "CLEVELAND; "Aug. 19.

learned something about man's in- dungeon at end of sixty-four Me life TOM GERAK No. 47887 The current success of the Janet Gaynor vehicle, "The Farmer Takes a and of the latest Shirley Temple opus, "Curly serve to focus interest on the re- taken place at Fox. Both of these films were pro- end that misery. And so time crawled by. Slowly, were all beginning to days Our heads were shaved.

We ilbse our, minds, insanity 'was creep- were dressed in the old sided at the impressive ceremonies in chapel. flT1in i i. PTl WPrP knew it: We tried tonight it off. 0ne afternoon, when I was in Irthe; birdcage a little over two. years, across the yard to the cell block in LI lay on-jm-y cot fully awake, staring In attendance from Xenia were the birdcage had been con-1 up at the'ceiling.

Something-nap- lAwrenceG. Wessel, of'istructed for us while we were! that afternoon something SUBrigid Church: Mrs: David Man- lftnmiiB hi ne la the hole It wasto tli at brought about a fundamental and Mrs. Bernard Klein, moth- lan the hole. It Tvas, to nangB ln my life, in my entire 'sys- be our home for the next three and te'm -of thinking. ers of the novices, and a sister and Miss Louise Mangan and Bernard Klein Jr; Among the young women who took their, final vows and received the black veil in the ceremony was Sister Davis) Mary Kevin, (Elizabeth daughter of Mr; "and Mrs- a half years.

The birdcage was a series of') cells on the ground floor of 1 'where the condemned 1 were quartered. From the -top the cells had been built a sloping jitters As 1 lay there on light cells eyes, it annoyed me. of right, shine in my eyes, you. ig so-and-so," I addressed it. "You Martin Davis, Dayton, former own rom camg hea want to.

torture me, too, huh?" a number I don't know how long I lay. there Xenians. She has Xenia relatives. I mesh of strong wire. Between the cursing that light.

There was a iwire and the cells was just room i blank. space in my mind. Then I for one man to walk. Four armed-found myself on my feet, the light guards were placed outside birdcage. But they could see duced by Winfield Sheehan the erstwhile newspaper reporter who became a -film big-shot and.

then(the. other'day) married Maria Jeritza of the Metropolitan and concert, They may be definitely added to the long; list of which proved, under his capable mana- g-ement, to be. artistic successes, and 'box-office smashes: It is difficult therefore, to understand 'the Chase Bank niove by which Darryl Zamick becomes production chief at Fox through a merger of the Twentieth Century and Fox' interests. You'll recall that Zanuck was the fair-haired boy at Warner Bros. until he organized Century and went into production in a big way.

For the last years he has been', more, or less drifting I-could give myself a measure f' wind on a schedule of nine education Pictures a year, zooming; with -a 'Chaplain Wall talked with Depu- "Rothschild" or a "Les Miserables," ty Warden Woodard. in-a week but the most the time: doing-on- had' tHe -set '-of textbooks -and other job. This things I asked fbn set-to work studying at once. I studied and night, 'for I had nothing else to do in the birdpage. in less thab.

nine jnonths I had 'eompleted the- grammar Then. I asked for and obtained'a complete set 9f self-instructing high. school textbooks. In- fourteen months I pleted the high school course. Library a Boon I made myself with and learned words by 'reading aloud to myself, and an ordinary tone of From, the prison; library I secured Intellectually stimulating and instructive books by great "In Old Arizona," "Merely Mary Ann," "Bad Girl," $1,100,000, and a of others that were also successes.

Another attribute of the Sheehan pictures is that none has ever been listed in the Legion of Decency Class list. And such a record, Sheehan is superseded at Fox by Zanuck and observers everywhere wonder if Fox prestige will maintained by the change. top-notchers, "Curly Top" is givea a No. i rating by the D. A.

R. corn- and is supposed to be very amusing. -Rochelle Hudson is the big sister in the story. "Farmer Takes a Wife," is rated No. 2 "but recommended for family audiences.

It fs a story of the Erie Canal in 1840 and Bickford supports Miss Gaynor. ORPHIUM TONIGHT AND: George Raft -Ben Bernie And All His Lads with GRACE BRADLEY "STOLEN HARMONY" The Season's Leading Musical With the Ace of Music Leaders! A grand mixture of merry melodrama and mellow f. with all the lads and lasses cheering you with hit music, dancing, and the year's most novel Also a good 2-reeI Musical Comedy, and News SEE THE GREATEST GLORIES of our GREAT and GLORIOUS STATE! the fact -that-he had as "Bowery," "Broadway Through a Keyhole," "Blood Money," "Advice to'the Lovelorn," "Born to "be Bad;" "Looking for' Trouble," "QaK lant Lady," "Moulin Rouge," of Cellini," "Bulldog. Drummond" Strikes Back," "Last Gentleman," Barnum," "CHre of- "Cardinal Richelieu." Motion Picture Almanac reveals, however, the unusual- successes of S'heehan at Fox, -with." pictures as'. follows.

among the leaders: Side. "Cock-Eyed World," "What Price Glory," had sprung at the Eleven To- Operate Full Nine Months Announced Is Caged Like Bearts A shower had been installed in the eliminate the necessity of having to take us out of the birdcage for our weekly IN COUNTY ARRANGE 1 FOR 180-DAY TERMS Something snapped in my brain. I suddenly" realized that I had no memory, of springing from my cot ly going complete- I exclaimed to got at a time the cell doors were opened on bath walked down to the lower end rified at the, prospects, ending a raving Greene school districts hav contracted to operate ISO days, equivalent to. a full nine months term, during the i tr i vuuci of four eftf pened. But r' began to think -seri ously.

I though things out for daysl Then I came to a decision. i Chaplain Helps ap oi 1 -i was 'through, beating, I read history, philosophy, books on political economy, etc. Books dealing with a great social, philosophical or moral problem interested me. Time began to pass more quickly for me in the birdcake. A new field of endeavor had been opened to me.

I would, have smiled my doubt had anyone told, me at this time within a I would be selling stories to newspapers and magazines. And I would have said "You're- crazy" had anyone told me that within four years I would be pardoned. Next: Vhe MUNICIPAL COURT' my head against the prison's walls. -IrSldwedSbyf lOtfmfter the mid-year vacation period; Expectations- of the school districts have been communicated to the state department of education as a.basis for computing their incomes under the new foundatlonal No tobacco. Nothing, cell and-a smalt cot- exiles in double Those years in the Just a bare We were empty, horrible.

program for Ohio schools, Fall terms of all rural districts will begin the first week in Sep- i ing monotony and a heavy, oppres- "'sive silence waged a constant war THREE ARE FINED Fines Of $10 and'costs each were meted out Monday by Judge F. L. Johnson to three -persons charged with intoxication. They were Altie mar school' textbooks; and 39; of $06 N. West paper; for I could boast of nothing i sent to jail for non-payment; Fred more than a fourth-grade education, Hartsook, 31, Peterson Road, and I asked him to help me obtain per-JBeji Porter, 14, colored, of 14 Tay- mission to have these books so that 1 lor St.

"State Fair," "Seventh "Common "Street Angel," $1,700,000: "Daddy Long Legs," "Man Who Came BacTc," 6 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS OF EDUCATION AND ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYONE National Percheron Show Sheep Show Show Swine Show Poultry Show Junior Fair Harness Races Conservation Display Horticulture Exhibit COLUMBUS ADMISSION 25c Night Horse Show 300-Piece Band "Internationa! Thrills" Nightly in front of the Grandstand. Sensational outdoor acts. Fireworks display. AUGUST 26 THROUGH AUGUST 31 WHAT'S WRON6 WrTH I'M A WALLFLOWEp AT DANCES. EVEN HAL AVOIDS ME COME OUT IN THE CHrU).

SOMETHING TO SHOW YOU WHAT ELSE LIFEBUOY'S DONE FOR ME ARE THESE WALLFLOWERS? HO.W-LOVELY AND HOW FRA6RANT! REAL WALLFLOWERS ARE ALWAYS FRESH AND SWEET. SjOMETlMES HUMAN I'M NOT SAYING A WORD ABOUT B.O* BUT YOU'LL FIND LIFEBUOY BATHS S.O" REFRESHING THESE HOT DAYS HAL, YOU MEAN YOU WANT US TO BE ENGAGED THAT'S IT, DARUNG! YOU'RE" so SWEET THAT IF 1 D.ONT GRAB YOUJAST, SOME OTHER MAN Will 0 iTto her fresher, clouer complexion, jtut mj done for Others. Its rich, creamy lather is deep-cleansing, purifying, yet so gent It. Tests on the skins of hundreds of women show it more than milder many so-called "beauty soaps." Summer is the busy season for (fndj odor). Play safe, bathe Often with'Lifebuoy.

Its purifying lather deodorizes pores, stops Gives abundant lather in hardest water. Its own clean scent vanishes as you rinse. timber, either on September 2 or 3. CHURCH PLANNING PICNIC NEXT WEEK pants went raving mad during the first two years. They had to be removed to the criminal insane asylum at Lima, 0.

Two more became simpering, broken-spirited idiots; One fellow -committed suicide. Chained to Beds Once, during the first six months in the birdcage, we almost sncceed- ed in escaping through a tunnel St Brigid Catholic' Church that one of- the fellows had been announcing plans for its difSing under'his cell for. several parish basket picnic to be held at i weeks. Then a stool-pigeon be- Kilkare Park. Dayton and Xenia jtrayed us.

The warden had- us Pike Wednesday, August 2S. chained to our beds with five-foot Plans for the affair were drafted chains. A shackle on the at a congregational meeting last i other, shackle on the stationary week and committees chosen to ar- iron-rim cot. Like wild beasts, we range for a program of events for the afternoon and evening. Games for children, races and contests for adults and possibly a softball game, will be included in the afternoon program.

The picnickers will spread basket dinners about 5 o'clock and in the evening there will be dancing from 8:30 to 12 midnight, for which good music will be engaged. OSBORN FAIRFIELD Gustave -Vordtriede and children have returned to the!" home, on W. Xenia Drive from a two months' sojourn in the South. Private and Mrs. Larry' Brown of Patterson Field and Mr.

and Mrs Donald H. Riggs of Osborn. spent Sunday at the reservoir. Mrs. Victor Bechtel and children of Detroit, were the end of Mr.

and Mrs. N. D. Shanahan of Xenia Drive. The Fairfiftld Reformed Church will hold annual picnic in the George Warner Wednesday.

John Reitze has returned to Osborn after a vfsit with in Rochester; N. Y. Mrs. Mary McCann, of Springfield, -was the week fyid guest of Mr. and Mrs.

James Circle of W. Osborn. ate and slept chained to our beds. The shackle was removed once a week to permit each man to take a For five months we were chained our beds. Days that seemed like" years.

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