Glockner to Mark Golden Jubilee Sept. 24
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- 7 ^ National Circulation, '433,502; Denver Catholic Register, 20,613 GLOCKNER TO MARK GOLDEN JUBILEE SEPT. 24 Renewed Annunciation School building !• ihown below. Tbe edifice i« Content! Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1989- -Permission to Reproduce, Excepting now in tip-top shape, rebuilt and decorated on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M- Friday Following Issue at a cost o f $35,000. The work, under the direction o f the Very Rev. Charles Hagus, paster, was be gun last March. The main change was the removal o f the third floor, to relieve the walls o f weight, and Charitable Service the erection o f a two-story addition to the north o f the original building. The walls were rebuilt wher ever they showed signs o f weakness. The high schoo^, with some 240 enrolled, is housed on the second floor and the grades, register- ri* **"• f '” *- The top story o f the new addition is given over to science classes and the ground floor contains lavatories. Library facilities have been moved to the high school division and the former In 50 Years Worth library is ^ now a classroom. The interior decoratin g scheme consists o f slate wainscoting and white walls. DENVER CATHOLIC The exterior is finished in a .Spanish buff. The enrollment at the school has jumped about 100 this year, comparing favorably with the regis tration before the building was condemned as unsafe in 1938. Formal opening services-will be held in the near future. An anonymous gift of $31,000 made the rebuilding possible. REGISTER Almost a Million Bishop Vehr to Golebrale Mass at Affair; Nars- ’The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have iag School Plaas QradHalioa; BaiH|iiot, Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services,, ' Photo Featuces, and Wide World Photos. Roooplion Slated VOL. XXXV. No. 4. DENVER, COLO., 'mURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1939. $2 PER YEAR Colorado Springs.— Completion of 50 years’ service to humanity, in which Glockner sanatorium has cared for ® 1 Cathedral Quartet to Sing approximately 43,000 patients, has given $992,500 in free service, and has expended $5,500,000, will be observed here Sunday, Sept. 24. Highlights of the all-day program com w ^ M sgr. McMenamin Treats ^World^s memorating the institution’s golden jubilee will be a Solemn p Pontifical Mass celebrated by the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, commencement exercises for the Seton school of nursing, a Crisis^ on ^Church of Air^ Sunday banquet, and a reception. Officers of the Pontifical Mass The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Hugh L. broadcast address. He declared events is no new thing. The his to be celebrated in St. Mary’s church at 11 o’clock, are, in addi McMenamin, rector of the Cathe that “ together with our fellowmen tory of the past makes us familiar with the phenomenon. For just as tion to Bishop Vehr, who will also dral, has been selected by the Co we are facing a crisis in human Greek civilization gave way that preach, the Very Rev. William lumbia Broadcasting system to affairs; the last quarter century Rome might have jier day, so Medi Kipp, assistant priest; the Very speak on “ The Church of the Air” has cut history in two, and once terranean culture yielded to that Rev. Thomas Coyne, C.M., and the again, as often in the past, a long wave of barbarism which Swept Very Rev. Robert Kelley, S.J., dea PEillED EOS in a coast-to-coast hookup Sun series of co-relatcd events has down from the North. Northern cons of honor; the Rev. Joseph day, Sept. 17, at 10 a. m., Denver come to a sudden stop as if cleft barbarism, in turn, was merged Higgins, deacon; the Rev. George time. The title of Monsignor by a giant sword. A new order into that high expression of Chris Flanagan, M.M., subdeacon, and McMenamin’s address will be “ The about to begin. 'Whether a tianity which flourished in medie the Rev. William J. Kelly, master L. F. Creagan, Noted Writer, World’s Crisis.” The Denver prel higher or lower order, we do not val days and left us the brightest of ceremonies. Registorials ate’s appearance on the Columbia know; we can only surmise. But pages in human history. Following the Mass the Rev. network’s national weekly broad whether higher or lower will de Hubert Newell, diocesan superin cast marks the first time anyone Middle Aget Worthy Period Arrangements have been made pend in no small degree upon tbe tendent of schools, wilKpresent the with the Rev. Thomas J. Hayes, Gets High Railroad Post from the immediate Rocky Moun rising generation. “ Modern historians are just be graduation candidates of the Seton ginning to get the proper perspec pastor of St. Patrick’s church, Chi A STORY OF CHARITY tain area has beer, so designated. “ This sudden upheaval in human school of nursing jubilee class and Outstanding representatives of va tive of the middle ages. They are cago, for a special Mass to be cele OF BENEFIT TO AIX Bishop Vehr will confer the di brated in his church (Adams and A refugee nun with tears cours Climaxing a career in which he peared frequently In American rious religious denominations, both beginning to realize that an age plomas and give Solemn Pontifical here and abroad, have appeared on Will Be Nuns that could give us a Dante, a Desplaines) at 11:30 or 12 noon ing down her cheeks stood before has attained success in the fields magazine. Benediction at the close of the Sunday, Sept. 24, for Catholic the regular weekly Columbia reli Michelangelo, a" Leonardo da services. a group of a hundred or more of railroading and journalism, For many years, Mr. Creagan members of the American Legion friends in South Boulder on Tues Leo F. Creagan of Blessed Sacra nurtured the hope that one day gious forum. Among these have 'Vinci, a Fra Angelico, an age that At a dinner for priests and sis been Cardinals, Bishops, rabbis, and could dot Europe with those splen from Denver and other Colorado day, amaeed but visibly relieved to ment parish has just been ap he might be able to devote the ters in the Glockner diningroom at cities who plan to attend the na find that she and her companion pointed chief train rules examiner major portion of his time to writ noted laymen. Arthur Cardinal did Cathedrals, an age that could 1:30, the Rt. Rev. Hugh L. Mc Hinsley, Archbishop of Westmin solve its economic problems with tional convention of the American Benedictine Sisters at the Convent for the Union Pacific system. He ing, but his recent promotion ap Menamin ■will give the principal Legion in' the Windy City. o f St. Walburga still had friends. will soon leave Denver, which has parently has voided that possi ster, in England, and the Most its trade guilds was no mean civili address. A reception will be held These nuns, whose mother-house been his home for 20 years, for bility. He will, however, con Rev. Bishop Duane G. Hunt of zation. on the lawn of the sanatorium The Colorado American Le mon’s special train is due to arrive is at Eichstaedt,.Bavaria, fled their Omaha, headquarters of the Union tinue his contributions to maga Salt Lake were recent speakers on (Turn to Page i — Cblumn i) from 3 until 6 o’clock; in Chicago at the Northwestern native land a few years ago be Pacific. zines and newspaper syndicates. the program. * In addition to the events sched cause o f persecution and found Music for the half-hour broad uled Sept. 24, a jubilee tea for station Sunday morning. Sept 24, In 'his new position, Mr. Crea In addition to his work on the Auditions to Be Held at 11:15. The several hundred Le haven in the United States. With gan will have general supervision Denver university faculty, he cast will be handled by the Cathe alumnae will be held Oct. 12 and the foundation o f their little com dral quartet, under the direction For Cathedral Choir doctors connected with the hos gionnaires, including an entire of operating rules and ■will ex managed somehow t6 conduct an drum and bugle corps, will munity at South Boulder, they re extension short story course by of the Rev. Dr. Thomas Doran. The pital will be feted at a banquet amine all train and engine men, march in formation to, St Pat ceived not only welcome but also correspondence for the institu quartet, composed of Kenneth Auditions for membership in Oct. 17. as well as the personnel of many rick’s. All will be attired in chapa assistance from a loyal band o f tion, which was very popular. Bruggeman, basso; Joseph O’Neil, the Cathedral choir will bo held other departments, concerning Founded in Menvory and ten-gallon fiats. A number Catholics. Each year a pantry those rules. His extra-curricular activities in baritone; Richard Hynes, first Thursday evening, Sept. 21, at shower has aided materially in tenor, and Joseph Lilly, second Of Albert Glockner expect to go to Confession before Previously, the prominent Cath clude vice presidencies in the 7 o’clock in the Cathedral high Mass and to receive Communion. keeping the sisters in provisions. Colorado Authors’ league and the tenor, will sing the following num school, 19th and Grant streets, Founded in memory of Albert olic had been a U. P. train dis Glocllner by his 'wife, Mrs.