THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC TWO Radio Station Named ber at bis home at McLean, near here. The "Fellowship Oldest New York Priest, For Bigotry Leader rum," which became the Msgr. Bruder, Dies; Had BUI TRU£ Changes Call Letters widely known of the anti-Cat Studied at St. Vincent's Vance publications, flourfl Little Known Facts for Catholics Washington, Apr. 20. — (IO — during the period when New York, Apr. 6. (ID The Rt. ¡The last vestige of the "Fellow- E. Smith was the Democratic Rev. Msgr. Gullus Bruder, pastor By M. J. Murray Copyright, 1942, N.cw.c. News Service I ship Forum." notorious anti- minee for President. The of St. Joseph's Church, who has st iSied here, gave 66 of his 91-year Catholic publication of James S. cations and the radio life span to the priesthood and ~Tjit ¿American Plag plies at Vance a leading figure in th^ drew their chief financial I "bigotry campaign" of 1928. van- port from the Ku Klux was the oldest member of the tmis*T]dkio church every day ished last week when the Colum- clergy in the Archdiocese of New a pormer paiuRoap Coach. The "Fellowship Forum" York. | bia Broadcasting radio outlet here and died when national w A native* of Sosbach, Baden. THlS CHAPEL OF CHRIST THE t changed its call letters from set in against the wave of* Germany, he began his studies at KlHG IS LOCATED ON OEVILS^^ WJSV to WTOP. gotry. WJSV subsequently Fribourg. came to this country at UAKE IMDIAM RESERVATION Taking its call lettere JSV from N.D.- USA. [.lames S. Vance, the station, then sold to the commercial clM the age of 18 and continued his James S. Vance continuadN 8< utiles at St. Vincent's College, not a member of any chain, es- y* 5 3 I saved, but failed, to become "the be associated in other anti- Latrobe, Pa., conducted by the iNCHli:I great Protestant radio station of He publications, but none Of Benedictine Fathers. He was or- H u. 15 Arane OF BRAZIL, WHCNI the country." ever acheved considerable cl dained on Aug. 24, 1876. For 32 , H£LD CAPrWe 3V WTÌVCS lation. years, he served as pastor of the ^ COMPOSED James S. Vance died last Octo- Church of the Nativity, Pough- REV. GREGORV KUMKELO-S ß or 5000 VEWB keepsie, before coming to St. Jo- MEMORIZED |T" AHO seph's Church here in 1911. He RE.WROTE IT4FTER REICASC was named a Domestic Prelate in 3914 by Pius . fT THOMAS w TMjL STANDARD of tH« AQUINASp/v ittyfeä.. CRUSADERS o/OLD and Confirmation ST DOMIMI C S RedC^oss of St-George with. CHURCH. appears on ORVIETO, S word super- imposed, ih* SPECIAL Brother Lawrence Griffin. O.S. ITALY- shoulder tlaaH of the ÔRiTiSH B. an oblate at St. Vincent's Finer ARMY in NORTH AFRICA Archabbey, Latrobe. for the past ten years, was buried there on Tuesday morning in the com- munity cemetery following Solemn jM y celebrated in the archabbey church. He was found Iif.il / dead in l*>d on Monday morning. Brother Lawrence was born in Wesiternport, Md.. and for several CHURCH/ years prior to his retirement, in ÎÇÎ2Ï-—"ÏÎTÂRCTIC 6AfF»M LAND, 3941, he had served as blacksmith WHERF THE TEHPtRATUiU DESCENDS at St. Vincent's. 4O To öO orORECS 0CLOW FREEZING. Andrew Harkins scene of the Battle of Gettys- Lieut. John P. McGuire Father of Priest burg, and her home was only a With his son. Rev. Eugene short distance from the place Solemn Requiem Mass was cele- Harkins, of Church, as ) where President Lincoln stayed brated in St. John the Baptist's celebrant, will be when he went to Gettysburg to Church, Liberty Ave., on Tuesday offered Monday morning at 10:00 I deliver his famous address. Her morning for Lieut. John P. Me o'clock in St. Cyril's Ctourch, i husband, Simon Codori, died in Guire, the parish's first casualty Brighton Road, for Andrew Har- 1899, and four of their ten chil- in the war. Burial was in Cal- kins, who died Tuesday night at dren still survive: Msgr. Codori; vary Cemetery where military the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ann Codori and Mrs. Estelle Frai- services were conducted by the W. George H. McLaughlin, 2032 Ter- ley, of Emmitsburg, and Leo B. Ralph McNulty Post. Veterans of mon Ave., North Side. Born at Codori, of Ingram, Pittsburgh. Foreign Wars. South Fork, Fa., Mr. Harkins had Lieut. McGuire died on Wednes- Commemorate This Day! spent nearly all his life in Mc- Being Sung day of last week at Ft. Knox, Ky. Keesport. His wife, Agnes Smith, He entered the army on Jan. 1. I—4 a 4 Platin« in Cray of Wilmore, ihed Jan. 1, 1934. At Carmelite Church PHOTOGRAPHS, artistically 1941, as a private and graduated mounted, and $395 Surviving are two sons and from Officers' Training School in 1—Beautiful talO inlar««. Selection #f three daughters: Father Harkins, The ehant and solemnity of the January, 1943. niant. Pronta Skews Frank H. Harkins, of Springfield, ancient Carmelite Rite of the Holy Born in St. John's ParisAi, he Na Appointment Natan ary 111.; Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. B. J. Sepulchre is being heard in Pitts- had graduated from the parish McKenna, of Beechview, and Mrs. burgh for the first time this year grade school, Central Catholic Raymond Rogers, of Mt. Lebanon. at Holy Trinity Church, Center High School, and the University Ave. and Crawford St., where a of Pittsburgh. He had served as Gold Tone Studio, 603 Fifth Ave., McKeesport Mrs. Matilda Codore special from Whitefriars boy in St. John's for 10 years Gold Tone Studio, 114 N. Mercer St., New Castle Hall, Washington, D. C„ is taking and later had been manager of Johnstown Pastor'* Mother part in the Tenebrar services con- I he parish softball team. Gold Tone Studio, 917 Liberty Ave., Pittaburgil Mrs. Matilda Louise Norback ducted last evening and being re- Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Codori, mother of Msgr. John N. peated again this evening and to- Mary Pendergast McGuire, and a Gold Tone Studio, 200 E. State St., Sharam, Codori, vicar general of the Al- morrow evening at 8:00 o'clock. brother, Sergt. Lawrence McGuire, toona Diocese and pastor of St. Members of the choir, former of Will Rodgers Field, Okla. John's Church, Johnstown, died Pittsburghers now finishing their on Apr. 2 at her home in Emmits- theological studies at the Catholic Catholic Conference burg, Md., in her i»9th year. Her University, Washington, are Rev. On Co-Ops Arranged funeral took place on Apr. 5, witii Bernardine Kangley. O. Carm.; Requiem Mass in St. Joseph's 1 Rev. Bartholomew Corr, O. Carm.; Church, Emmit.sburg. Chicago, Apr. 22. i» A Cath- Looking for a BUYER m Rev. Samuel Garsic, O. Carm.; olic Conference on Consumer Co- Mrs. Codori was born in Gettys- Rev. Alphonse Croake, O. Carm.; rporation intended to stimulate for YOUR HOMI burg, Aug. 3, 1844, the daughter Rudolph Flajnik, O. Carm., of John and Mary Haws Nor- Rev. interest in the co-operative move- THEN LIST IT UNDER THE STREi brok. She was raised on a farm and Rev. Venard Poslusney, O. ment as a partial solution to the which later became part of the Carm. economic problems of the day, LINED HOME SELLING PLAN CM The services are being conduct- will be held May 22-23 at the ed by Very Rev. Arnold McCar- Catholic Youth Organization WEEKLY thy, O. Carm.; Rev. Edward Ger- building here. Among the speak- MA88 CALENDAR inger, O. Carm.; Rev. Tales- ers already secured are Rev. Leo phorus Becker, O. Carm.; Rev. Ward, CSC., of Notre Dame Uni- (For I'm- With Miftftsl) Arthur Snaman, O. Carm., and versity, and Rt. Rev. Migr. Luigi SUNDAY, Apr. 25: Feast of Rev. Ralph McPartland, O. Carm. • he Resurrection; double 1st Ligutti, of Granger, la. REAL ESTATE class; white. MONDAY, Apr. 26: RASTER GREETINGS Monday; double 1st class; 1 1 1 while; 2nd prayer, for peace. SCHNEIDER TRANSFER CHAW • • fm Sw • R• m • • TUESDAY, Apr. 27: Easter Tuesday; double 1st class; 2908 SMALLIVI AN STREET - - - AT. 8949 - - - - MI. 1047 white; 2nd prayer, for peace. WEI1fERS H IAU S Ï]. WEDNESDAY, Apr. 2 8: El Easter Wednesday; semidou- LEADING AGENCY ble; white; 2nd prayer, of St. MANUFACTURERS ... REPAIR WORK SINCE I It 71 Paul of the Cross; 3rd. of St. f;J Vitalis; 4th, for peace. Steel Plate Boilern THURSDAY, Apr. 29: Easter Const nietion Tanks and Stacks Thursday; semidouble; white; 2nd prayer, of St. Peter; 3rd, R. MUNROE & SONS MFG. CORP. for peace. 23rd STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. FRIDAY, Apr. 30: Easter innm Friday; semidouble; white: 2nd prayer, of St. Catherine of Siena; 3rd, for peace. Write for our booklet, "4 Ways to Sell Real Etl SATURDAY, May 1: Satur- W. J. D1LLNER which deacribes a plan« responsible for selling day in Easier Week; semidou- TRANSFER & STORAGE COMPANY $3,000,000 worth of properties. ble; white; 2nd prayer, for the Church of the Pope; 3rd, for EXPERT MOVERS - - - CALL, PHONE OR WRITE peace. CARE TAR EN OF CHERISHED HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS SUNDAY, May 2: Low Sun- 617 E. OHIO ST., North Side - FA. day. (¡01 WELWOOD ST. 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