ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH

923 PORTLAND AVENUE

ROCHESTER, NEW YORK

DECEMBER 13, 1964 50 Golden Years

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Rt. Rev. Monsignor George W. Eckl

"Monsignor Eckl" and "St. Andrew's" have become synonymous terms. For its fifty year history Monsignor Eckl has presided over this parish as its beloved pastor. "Unique" and "rare" are the adjectives that can best describe the common "Golden Jubilee" of St. Andrew's parish and Monsignor Eckl as its pastor. Born in "Dutchtown" on September 26, 1877 Monsignor Eckl attended Holy Family school, from which he graduated in 1891. St. Andrew's and St. Bernard's Seminaries were the scenes of his training for the priesthood, to which he was ordained in St. Patrick's Cathedral on June 6, 1901 by Bishop McQuaid, the first Bishop of Rochester. Until February of 1902 he was not officially assigned to any parish but assisted at St. John's, Spencerport, St. Leo's, Hilton, and St. Mary's, Rochester. On February 1, 1902 Monsignor was appointed as assistant pastor of Immaculate Conception Church, Rochester. On November 30, 1907 he became pastor of St. John's Church, Greece and h e remained there until his appointment as pastor of St. Andrew's on November 30, 1914. He guided the destiny of this new parish most zealously and by consistent and apostolic labor brought St. Andrew's to the outstanding parish it is today. He was honored by Pope Puis XII on November 11, 1947 by being made Domestic Prelate with the title of Right R everend Monsignor. In February 1916 he was chosen by Bishop Kearney as a Diocesan Consultor. St. Andrews parish plant and its good people give ample evidence of Monsignor Eckl's priestly goodness and unstinting devotion to God and Church. His extensive charity to those in need and to the missions is known only to God and himself. The tribute of a general parish communion on the Golden Jubilee Sunday and the continued prayerful good wishes will evidence the gratitude and loyalty of his parishioners. Ad multos anrws! HIS HOliNESS POPE PAUL VI HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND JAMES E. KEARNEY, D. D.

BISHOP OF ROCHESTER HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND LAWRENCE B. CASEY, D. D.

AUXILIARY BISHOP OF ROCHESTER REVEREND PAUL G. WOHLRAB

REVEREND JAMES J. MARVIN REVEREND GEORGE E. GAUTHIER TRUSTEES

GEORGE A. BUTTS JOSEPH P. MARK

AUDITORS

THOMAS F. EAGAN URBAN G. KRESS

WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE

GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION TO

THE PATRONS, ADVERTISERS, DONORS

AND FRIENDS WHO MADE THIS

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The Co mmittee The next day again fohn stood, and two of his disciples. And beholding Jesus walking, he saith: Behold the Lamb of God.

And the two disciples heard him speak, and they followed Jesus.

And Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter, was one of the two who had heard of fohn, and followed him.

He findeth first his brother Simon, and saith to him:

W e have found the M essia s, which is, being inter~ preted, the Christ,

And he brought him to Jesus.

John 1, 35~37 ; 40~42 IDqt ~tnry nf 1J1tfty I tars

Fifty years! Fifty golden years! Mem­ the truths of Christ and making avail­ ories of hard work, pronounced loyalty, able to them the sacraments of Christ. complete cooperation, tremendous effort. On the occasion of this Parish's Gold­ Memories of more than a generation of en Anniversary, priests, religious and men, women and children - people of people look to their Apostolic Patron for God - striving nobly to carry on the his continued guidance and interces­ work of the Church according to the sion. will of Jesus Christ. The memories SAINT ANDREW THE APOSTLE make up part of the history of St. An­ PRAY FOR US drew's Parish in the northeast section of Rochester. Its beautiful church, rec­ tory, school and convent are located on Portland A venue between Duman Street and Barberry Terrace. A NEW PARISH We can always appreciate the pres­ ent state of things the better when we [n 1913 an urgent need was felt for contrast them with the past. Not so a place of worship and for a school in many years ago Portland Avenue, the which to educate the children in that busy thoroughfare of today, was but a rapidly growing section of the city now dirt road, having the distinction, how­ occupied by St. Andrew's Parish. Ac­ ever, of being the only road over which cordingly, it was suggested that a suit­ ran the famous "dummy cars" operating able building be secured where Mass between Sea Breeze and the city line; could be celebrated for a time. Frank while they who remember 75 years X . Foery, Frank Leckinger, Emil Tho­ back, recall how this same road had mann, Anthony Limpert and Stephen been a log road - being covered with Zeitvogel who were foremost in their log planks over which the Irondequoit desire to have Mass, and subsequently farmer brought his produce to the city a church in that locality, applied to Fa­ of Rochester. At the present corner of ther Staub, the pastor of Holy Redeemer Portland and Clifford stood a toll-gate Church, "The Mother Church", to aid house conducted by Charles Stehle. them in having Mass celebrated in some There was then considerable woodland suitable edifice. and forest, and the houses were but few But Father Staub, recognizing the in number. Opposite the present church possibilities and needs of the future, grounds, between Oneida and Grafton urged the acquiring of some suitable site Streets, were dense woods, leading back for a future parish. to a log house on Grafton Street, the After a careful examination of various home of George Smith, Sr., original set­ sites, it was finally decided to purchase tler in that section. the Kleehammer property, fronting on The history of every Catholic Church, Portland Avenue, extending back be· in a wide sense, goes back to apostolic tween Duman Street and Barberry Ter­ times; but in a special way is this true race and comprising better than two of St. Andrew's because its patron was acres. The original cost of the property one of the Twelve. was $15,000.00. In the first chapter of St. John's gos­ pel we read of how John the Baptist YEAR OF FOUNDATION pointed out our Lord to Andrew the With the sanction of the Most Rev. Apostle. He, in turn, brought his bro­ Bishop Thomas F. Hickey, the land was ther Peter to the Master saying, "We acquired. A meeting was held in the have found the Messias." fall of 1913 at Concordia Hall of Holy For the past fifty years, we may say Redeemer Church to organize a new that the Apostle Andrew through the Parish. Rev. Joseph A. Miller, pastor church dedicated to him, has been bring­ of Holy Trinity Church, Webster and ing people to our Lord - teaching them former assistant of Holy Redeemer Church, was chosen for this important marble statue of St. Andrew, which work. adorns the front of the building. Father Miller soon set to work to take SOCIAL EVENTS up a census in this new field. He was ac;sisted by Francis Lane, a seminarian, Now that the parish was organized, who in 1920 became the first priest or­ keen interest was aroused for the finan­ dained from St. Andrew's parish. (Mon­ cing of the work. Bowling contests, card signor Francis Lane later became na­ parties, house pedroes, etc. were held tionally renowned in his work as chap­ in rapid succession, each bringing in lain at the Elmira reformatory.) The good returns. Messrs. Frank X. Foery, census revealed about 200 families, most­ Frank Leckinger, Anthony and Joseph ly young German and a few Irish, em­ Limpert and Albert Krum, under the ployed at Bausch & Lomb Co. and Wol­ name of the "Oneida Social Club" ar­ lensak Optical Co. With this group ranged a "Prize Bowling Contest," which Father Miller organized a new parish. took place February 17, 1914 netting He incorporated it under the name of ninety-five dollars. This was the very St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church first venture to raise funds for the bene­ of Rochester, New York. fit of the new St. Andrew's Church. The first parish building was a two FIRST LAWN FESTIVAL story structure - a combination church, The first big " Lawn F ete" was plan­ school and hall - built at a cost of ned to be held on the eves of July 22 to $55,000.00. The church was on the first 28, in the parish building, which was not floor, the school of six rooms on the sec­ yet complete. The net proceeds amount­ ond floor and a hall in the basement. ed to $565. Among the visitors at the It was made of tapestry brick and con­ "Lawn Fete" was a young priest, pastor tained fire-proof stairways. The archi­ at the time of St. John's Church, Greece, tect was James Pigot of N ewark, New New York, who had the pleasure of do­ Jersey and it was built by Gosline and nating a doll to one of the booths: this Swan, local contractors. The corner­ priest, little dreaming of th e future, was stone was laid on June 28, 1914 under shortly to become the first resident pas­ the direction of Father Miller. tor of the new parish. OFFICERS OF THE NEW PARISH FATHER ECKL APPOINTED President PASTOR Most R ev. Thomas F . Hickey, D.D. Vice-President Owing to the ill health of Father R ev. Dennis H. Curran, V.G. Miller, who had practically completed Secretary and Treasurer the work of construction and who had Rev. Joseph A. Miller passed through the difficult formative Lay Trustees period of the parish, the completion of Jacob LeFrois and Frank X . Foery the work was intrusted to Father Eckl, of Greece, who was officially appointed NAME - ST. ANDREW by the Bishop as pastor of the new par­ At a social gathering of the Reverend ish on All Souls' Day, November 2, Joseph A. Miller and Mr. Andrew Wol­ 1914. Immediately, Father Eckl set to lensak and others, it was proposed to work to bring the structure to comple­ Mr. Wollensak that the new church be tion as quickly as possible, for the people named after his patron saint provided were now becoming more anxious to he would make a substantial donation. have Mass celebrated in the new church. He immediately agreed and offered a do­ He rented and moved into a house at nation of a th ousand dollars. The gift 964 Portland A venue, on the feast of was accepted and the name Andrew St. Andrew, November 30, 1914. This agreed on. Mr. Wollensak, head and served as a rectory for only two years. founder of the famous Wollensak Opti­ In 1916 the present rectory was built cal Company, was thus chosen to lend and served for 41 years - till 1957 his name also to the new church; and, when a substantial addition doubling the regarding this as a signal honor, he of­ size, was made under the direction of fered, likewise to donate the beautiful Monsignor Eckl. Kleehammer Homestead To Give Way to Church of New St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Parish

Token from Ro chester Hera ld 1914

For seventy years the Kleeharnmer village of Irondequoit, saved hi s money homestead has stood at what is now and in time was able to lay the founda­ known as P ortland Avenue and Barber tion of an American home. Street. Born in an era of American rural architecture when stability was the Stood A lo ne for Years first requirement, it has withstood the The district for years and years was test of time well, and today is as habit­ thinly populated farm territory and the able in many respects as the more pre­ house stood out alone, a Beacon light on tentious suburban dwellings that have the road. Part of the town was taken gone up around it. But its career is soon over by the city of Rochester and still for to come to an end. It is to be razed when years it was without neighbors, until the weather grows warmer to make way within the last few years the trolley lines for the church of the new St. Andrew's and the expansion of the city spurred Roman Catholic parish that was recently real estate men to develop the tract and formed from a part of Holy R edeemer mark out sites for suburban dwellings. Church parish. Frame houses and a few corner blocks of The modest little structure was built stone then began going up all around, by Sigmund Kleehammer, a German im­ and with the coming of new people to the migrant, who came h ere in the early section came the need of a church. part of the last century, when crossing The central location of the Kleeham­ the ocean was a rather hazardous and mer home and its situation on a corner uncomfortable trip, and settling in West­ lot of ample size for a church plant ap­ ern New York State a real test for the pealed to Bishop Thomas F . Hickey and man unacquainted with the speech and he persuaded the present owner, Benja­ the ways of the country. But Sigmund min Kleehammer, Sigmund's son, to sell Kleehammer, sturdy and industrious, the property and let the old landmark found work among the farmers of the go down in history. CHURCH DEDICATED SUNDAY CHURCH CHOIR Dec. 13, 1914 There were several young men and Consequently, on Sunday, December young ladies gifted with voices, who 13, 1914, the church was blessed and were anxious to prepare to sing the first dedicated at 10: 30 by Bishop Hickey, Mass on opening Sunday. The original and the first Mass celebrated. choir comprised 15 voices, all local tal­ ent, under the direction of Mrs. Schu­ BLESSING OF THE BELL hart, with Miss Julia Foery serving for In the afternoon of that same day the several years as the first organist of the new bell was blessed by the Bishop, parish. and was to serve, henceforth, to call the ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL living to worship, and to mourn the The school was organized in Septem­ dead. The bell was the gift of Rev. ber, 1915, with the Sisters of Mercy in Fathers Hargather and Regenbogen. charge and Sr. M . Borgia as principal, The people at once manifested their in­ assisted by Sr. M. Bernadette, Sr. M. terest and delight in having a church Charles, Sr. M. Josephine and Sr. M. close at hand; and proved generous in Magdalen. The first enrollment showed equiping the church with altars and an atendance of 205 pupils; which num­ stations, statues and vestments, all of ber rapidly increased through the zeal­ which were donated and the names of ous labor of the devoted nuns, till it the donors were inscribed on the Me­ had grown in 1962 to a total of over morial Tablet that was placed in the 900, and ranks as one of the largest vestibule. schools of the diocese. THE FAIR CHURCH SOCIETIES The next undertaking of importance During the mission in 1915, the Holy was the bi g fair held in the parish hall Name Society, the Rosary Society, the in J anuary, 1915, netting $4,013. Large Young Ladies' Sodality were organized crowds attended and great enthusiasm and have proved a great boon for the was shown by the workers of the various parish. The Holy Name Society was committees. A notable feature of the organized with Mr. Henry Schlueter fair, which netted $1l00 was the Ford as its first President and began to rank runabout, donated by Father Eckl, who as one of the very active and progressive had driven the "much coveted flivver" Holy Name societies of the city. through the country roads of Greece, his former parish, and thence down the THE RECTORY flight of stairs into the basement and In October of the same year, the new up on the stage, where it became the Rectory, which was begun in April, was center of attraction. completed, at a cost of less than $10,000. This was the second unit of the church THE FIRST MISSION buildings and was a very attractive ad­ The first mission held in the parish dition, being a beautiful colonial home, was a one week's mission given by Rev. designed by Mr. Frank Frey, architect. Vigilus Krull, opening on the first Sun­ At the end of the 1916-17 school year, registration of the school had reached day of Lent, February 21, 1915. The 335. excellent spirit and the seeds of genuine fervor were implanted in the hearts of THE GREAT WORLD WAR the people through the preaching of this During the fall and winter of 1917, zealous Missionary. Many converts be­ many packages were prepared and sent to the boys from St. Andrew's, nearly gan to come into the church, being a one hundred of whom had entered their new field and the harvest of souls was country's service, and in February, 1918, plentiful. At the first confirmation, held the Holy Name Society presented to the in June 1916, 46 boys and 47 girls were parish, a Service Flag, to indicate to confirmed; there were also 17 men and the world at large that the boys of St. 1.1 women confirmed, nearly all of whom Andrew's were loyal to God and coun­ were newly converted to the Faith. try. On Decoration Day, the Holy Name Society, under the direction of ANNUAL LAWN FESTIVALS Father Florack, caused a flag pole to The annual series of Lawn Festivals, be erected in front of the church grounds began in the year 1915. In 1923, the and an impressive flag raising service net profit was $6,315; in 1929, it rose was held. The church was built on the to $15,164. eve of the Great World War, which broke out in August, 1914. Notwith­ standing this great handicap, the people rallied to the support of church and school and by their generous and con­ In 1924, on January 28, Father Flor­ tinuous contributions, spurred on by the ack, who had toiled most generously slogan, "When everyone gives a little, for over five years in the parish, was it counts", they were able to pay off the appointed assistant at SS. Peter and entire initial indebtedness, nearly $90,- Paul's Church, Rochester, and on July 000 in ten years. 5, of that year was succeeded by Rev. FIRST ORDINATION George Kalb. On May 30, 1920, occurred an out­ TENTH ANNIVERSARY standing event in the history of St. On December 13, 1924, St. Andrew's Andrew's parish, when the Rev. Francis celebrated its tenth anniversary as a Lane the first boy of the parish to be parish with an eloquent sermon on the ordained to the priesthood, celebrated occasion by the Rev. William Stauder, his first Solemn High Mass. pastor of the neighboring parish of Holy Redeemer, "the Mother Church," who 1917-1924 felicitated the "daughter" church on the During the years 1917-1925, St. An­ accomplishments of ten years. drew's "Dixie Minstrels", sponsored by the Holy Name Society, gave annual NEW CHURCH performances. "The Boy Minstrels", In the course of these ten years, the first appearing in March, 1919, were also parish had paid off its debt, and with outstanding as highly-trained boy so­ this burden removed, the desire of a prano voices. Their singing indirectly new church edifice became more pro­ brought about the coming to Rochester nounced. As the one floor school was in March, 1921, of Father Finn and his becoming inadequate, the need of a famous Paulist Boy Choir; which not­ separate church and school building able event was sponsored by St. An­ became more evident. Accordingly, plans drew's parish. August 1919, brought for a new church were drawn by Frank Rev. John B. Crowley to St. Andrew's Frey, the architect, in 1925, and on to make his home here, while admini­ April 13, 1926, ground was broken for stering to the parish of the Annunciation the new structure. The ceremony was on Norton Street, and having charge of made most impressive, especially for the Catholic Charities of the city. In April, children, parishioners of the future, who 1920 was founded St. George's Benevo­ engaged in brief exercises in saluting lent Society; this sick and death bene­ the flag and in prayers and hymns. The fit society was founded by, and named first spadeful of earth was turned over after, Monsignor Eckl. It is still a flour­ by the pastor Father Eckl, who in the ishing beneficial society and has become presence of trustees, architect, bPilding an active men's social organization as committee, parishioners, with the teach­ well. In August 1920, the house, at 42 ers and children, addressed the gather­ Oneida Street, was purchased and con­ ing as follows, verted into a suitable convent for the "There are certain days", he said, sisters. On July 3, 1921, the Rev. Wil­ "that stand out in the lives of people liam Cannan was appointed as assistant of a parish as in the history of a coun­ pastor; in the following year, he entered try. Today marks the first step in the the Jesuit order, to the regret of the building program of a new church. It people of St. Andrew's. In September, is fitting that we gather here to show 1921, the school registration showed a our allegiance to the flag of our country, tot.al of 510 pupils. which protects our religious institutions. DO YOU REMEMBER?

P L E A S E P A S S I T A L 0 N G. HOW AMERICA WENT OVER THE TOP I The Same Pep ! The Same Spirit ! The Same Enthusiasm ! will be shown IN ST. ANDREW' S BIG DIXIE MINSTRELS I THIRD ANNUAL PRODUCTION THE BIG EVENT WILL BE BACKED BY THE U. S. A. UNITED SAINT ANDREW'S Under the Dire ction of EDWARD C. ROLAND END MEN VOICES VOICES SOLOISTS J oseph Brady Haro ld Lane Everyone A Sin~u Everyone A Ringer Charles Fox Leo Leicht George McGrath L awrence Fo x A nth . Limpert Floyd Halicy Edward Wirle y Edw. Galen Carl Miller Xavier Duplessis Ceo Galen Carl Muller Charles Geyer J ohn Noeth Rob 't Geiger A. Reulbach Ceo. W. Gaeb Fra nk Fox Chester Heyer J os. Reu lbach W m. Kau / F. Schneider Henry Schlueter, Richard Streb Clarence !.a rk AI. Terhaar I nterloculor Musical Director Edw. !.ark N. Thibault KUM ONE KUM ALL! FO'GET YO' TROUBLES GREAT 0' SMALL I FO' DAS GWAN TO BE Sum Slnaln' ! Sum Dancln' I Sum Jokin' ! Sum Costumes I Sum Orchestra I SUM IT ALL UP! IT WILL BE SUM SHOW I Patriotic Tableau uT H E S P Y" Special Feature ! Wm. Schlueter Edw. C. Roland MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 25th and 26th, 1919 A DMISSION 25 CENTS 8:15 P. M. SHARP Make Reservations A I Ruerved Seats JOe Extra. PORTLAND CAR TO DURNAN ST. Kleehamm er 's Sto re., Main 28~2

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END MEN - 1917

George McGrath, Frank Mattern, Ed Wirley, Paul Stevens BREAKING OF GROUND FOR THE NEW ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH

April 13, 1926

HORSEPOWER

MONSIGNOR ECKL ADDRESSES THE GATHERING.

MANPOWER It is fitting that we should ask God's hers of the "Parish Visitor" of those blessing on the work of building a home early days- will enjoy, in no small de­ of worship to Him, which will protect gree, perusing its pages, at this time, our children against the dangers of the refreshing the memory with the names world." of the parishioners, many of whom have "It is, therefore, fitting that young and passed on, reading the articles-con­ old should ga ther on this occasion to tributed in many cases by the children witness the breaking of ground on which of the school, now grown to manhood shall rest for years, and pe rhaps for a nd womanhood-viewing the drawings, centuries, a church building wherein photos, and illustrations, that made God shall be honored and worshipped. each issue interesting and outstanding; This day, April 13, will go down in his­ the "Parish Visitor", today, serves as tory in the annals of Catholi c Rochester. a valuable historical record of the Par­ When you, boys and girls, have grown ish-its activities its financial interests up, you will recall with no difficulty, -its school work, its societies, etc. the eventful day on which you wit­ THE 1929 LAWN FESTIVAL nessed the beginning of the erection of a building which it is a great privilege to In 1929, a mammoth Lawn Festival erect and which will remain as a lasting was held. It was conducted for six memorial of the efforts of the people nights, and six cars were given away. of St. Andrew's parish." The total resulting from this "fete" was The building was to be of Romanesque $15,164. The genial visitor, Dr. Breen , design, 162 feet in length 99 feet wide, regaled the children, on Children's Day with a tower 111 feet high . The tower of the Festival, with games, races, etc. was to serve as a belfry in which, when In the fall of 1929 began the Great D e­ complete, three beautiful Meneely bells pression; it continued well into the were enclosed. These bells weighing thirties and brought, unemployment, two and one half tons were donated by poverty and much suffering. F rank P . Spiegel, Thomas McGarraghy 1930 and J ohn P . From and were consecrated On January 28, a play "The Square on Sunday June 12. Crooks", was presented by the St. An­ CORNERSTONE LAYING drew's Players and on April 28, 29, 30 and May 1, they presented another play The cornerstone of the new church entitled, "Seven Keys to Baldpate". was laid on Sunday, June 6. 1926; this School Field Day fell on June 3 and was day also marking the twenty-fifth an­ held at Genesee Valley Park. August niversary of priesthood of the pastor, 1, Rev. George Kalb was appointed Father Eckl. On Sunday, June 12, 1927, pastor at " King Ferry". August 27, St. the church building was completed and Andrew's Boys' Band gave a concert in solemnly dedicated by the Most Rev. Carter St. Park. September 15, saw the Bishop Thomas F . Hickey. On July 1, return of Father F lorack as assistant 1927, Rev. H erbert L. Sturmer was ap­ pastor once more. pointed Assistant Pastor. November, of the same year, saw 1931 organization of the St. Andrew's Boys' A new assistant priest was introduced Band. On November 20, 1927, the new­ on January 4, 1931 ; the R ev. Timothy ly completed rooms in the school were J . McGrath, who was from the Charles­ opened for inspection. town, S. C. diocese. On the nights of March 15-17, the Juvenile Irish Min­ THE "PARISH VISITOR" strels were presented by the children The "Parish Visitor" appeared in under the direction of the Sisters and March, 1928, bringing a monthly mes­ William Barry and on April 12, 13 and sage to the parishioners; it continued 14, a comedy, "The Family Upstairs" was to appear regularly as a publication for presented by the St. Andrew's Players. a period of ten years. For two years This year School Field Day again was more it continued as a quarte rly. held at Genesee Valley P ark, June 2nd. Those who a re fortunate enough to The formal opening of the new base­ have preserved some, or all the num- ball field on Carter St., donated by Mr. Stephen Zielinski, took place June 5th. Another n ew assistant priest, the Rev. Joseph Maloney, was appointed June 21st. A Mission for Italian parishioners was given by Father Pece on November 1934 1st. The 20th Anniversary of St. Andrew's Church was celebrated on December 16, 1932 1934. Impressive services in the evening, In 1932, under the direction of Mr. were h eld in the Church, with a sermon William Barry the International Min­ by the R ev. Walter A. Foery, pastor of strels was presented on the nights of Holy Rosary Church. March 13, 14 and 15. May 24, St. An­ 1935- 1939 drew's School planted a tree in honor of George Washington, thereby getting On January 23, 1935, Rev. Arthur the name of the school on the National Florack, Assistant Pastor of St. An­ Honor Roll of the American Tree Asso­ drew's since 1930, was appointed Pastor ciation of Washington, D. C. On June of St. Michael's Church. The R ev. Wil­ 12th of this same year, a Holy Name liam Lammers, assistant at St. John's Rally was held at R ed Wing Stadium, Church in Greece, was appointed in his St. Andrew's had 1,000 men present. place. A Minstrel Show was presented They paraded to the stadium, led by by the Young people of the Parish, the St. Andrew's Boys' Band. under the direction of Mrs. Alma Pred­ more, assisted by Charles Lovelius, Jan­ 1933 uary 31, February 1st and 2nd. The proceeds, $225, were sent to the Red In 1933, on February 19th, a Com­ Cross for the Ohio and Mississippi Val­ munion Breakfast of the Sodality was ley Flood Sufferers. June 13th, 1937 a held. Speaker was the Rev. Walter A. Parish Picnic was held at Ellison Park. Foery, who later, in 1937 became Bishop The picnic proved very successful. That of Syracuse. The Juvenile Irish Min­ same day, a Sunday, St. Andrew's Gram­ strels, under the direction of Bill Barry mar School Ball Team won the Champ­ were presented March 19th, 20th and ionship of the Catholic Parochial League. 21st. D edication of the new organ by The prize was a week's vacation at Professor Philip Kreckel took place Camp Stella Maris at Conesus Lake. On April 16. The organ was blessed by the June 25th, the R ev. Frank A. Kleeham­ Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Hart, V. G. and mer, assistant pastor, was appointed as­ the sermon was given by the R ev. sistant at SS. P eter and Paul's Church. George V. Predmore of Spencerport. On The Rev. Raymond Wuest, newly or­ May 22, the Most R ev. John Fran_cis dained, was appointed to take his place. O'Hern, third Bishop of Rochester, dted Archbishop Mooney left for Detroit on from a heart attack; his untimely death August 2nd to be installed as the First brought h eartfelt sorrow to his faithful. Archbishop there. The next day, Aug­ Rev. John Maloney, assistant Pastor, ust 3rd, the Most R ev. James E . Kearn­ was transferred to St. John the Evange­ ey, Bishop of Salt Lake City, was named list Church, June 24, and R ev. Frank the fifth Bishop of Rochester. In 1937, Kleehammer was appointed to take his St. Patrick's Cathedral and surrounding place. October 3rd, a community street buildings and grounds were sold to the dance was held on Barberry Terrace. It Eastman Kodak Company and on Sep­ was sponsored by Father Florack, as­ tember 13, its doors were closed forever. sisted by the men of the parish. Most A P erpetual Novena to Our Lady of R ev. Edward Mooney was installed as P erpetual H elp and Queen of the Most the new Archbishop-Bishop of Roch­ Holy Rosary was instituted on Tuesday ester at St. Patricks Cathedral. After evening, September 28. October 21, saw he was transferred to the See of Detroit, the beginning of the Bingo Parties un­ he was made a Cardinal by Pope Pius der the direction of Father Wuest. The XII. Most R ev. James E. Kearney was in­ stalled as fifth Bishop of Rochester at Sacred H eart Pro-Cathedral, November A NE·W CHURCH IS BORN STATUE OF ST. ANDREW Donated by A . Wollensack Placed on Facade of Church-School

MSGR. ECKL AND CHARLES KNAPP June 1943 11th. December 25, the new shrine of Assistant Priest _R ev. Robert Fox Our Lady of P erpetual H elp and Queen Assistant Priest ______.. ______------· of the Rosary was blessed. The R ev. Rt. Rev. Msgr. William H art, V.G. Robert L. Kress of Willite Drive, cele­ Deacon of Honor R ev. William Stauder brated his first Solemn High Mass June Deacon of Honor Rev. Arthur Florack 12, 1938 at 9:30. The sermon on the Master of Ceremonies occasion was preached by the R ev. R ev. Lawrence B . Casey Frank Kleehammer. At 11 :00 o'clock, Ass't Master of Ceremonies the R ev. Leslie G. Whalen celebrated R ev. Edward Lyons his first Solemn High Mass. The ser­ Book-bearer R ev. John Muckle mon was given by the R ev. Arthur Flor­ Candle-bearer _ _ Rev. Leslie Whalen ack, pastor of St. M ichael's Church. Acolytes R ev. Frank Kleehammer That same afternoon, the Most R ev. Rev. Elmer H eindl James E. Kearney, Bishop of Rochester, The Jubilee Sermon was preached by administered the Sacrament of Confir­ the Most R ev. Archbishop Thomas mation to a class of 175 children. It Hickey, D.D., who officiated at the dedi­ the Bishop's first visit to St. Andrew's cation of the first Church in 1914. since his installation as Bishop of Roch­ Preceding the Mass, Bishop Kearney ester the previous November. On June was m et by an escort of the Kolping So­ 19th, the Rev. William Merchant cele­ ciety Band, Knights of St. John Com­ brated his first Solemn Mass at 11 mandery 272, of St. Francis Xavier Par­ o'clock. The sermon on the occasion was ish-two drill companies of the Ladies' preached by the Rev. Daniel O'Rourke, Auxiliaries of the Knights of St. John, pastor of Mother of Sorrows Church, groups of Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, Greece. Sunday June 26, the first ap­ and members of the Holy N ame Society, peal for Old Gold to be used in the who conducted the Bishop to the church making of the Silver Jubilee Chalice was premises. The formal procession, head­ made. The Ladies of the Altar Society ed by the band, wended its way from sponsored the project. So readily and the school to the Church; the altar boys generously did the people respond that and numerous Clergy followed in the old gold in every form began to pour procession, at the end of which was the in ; rings, spectacles, teeth, watches, etc. Most R ev. Bishop and the officers of and even precious stones and cash were the Mass. donated so that by Easter 1939, enough was collected for both a chalice and a The Jubilee celebration continued ciborium. with a banquet and entertainment on Monday night. Among the guests of the The Chalice was used for the first evening were the Rt. R ev. William Hart, time by the Most Rev. Bishop Kearney, V.G. and the R ev. Frank Kleehammer. who celebrated the P ontifical Mass. He A Solemn Mass of R equiem was offered specially remembered in the Mass, all on Tuesday morning for all deceased the donors who contributed in any form parishioners of the past 25 years a nd a toward the Silver Jubilee Chali ce. The Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving on Wed­ Chalice, a beautiful creation, has an nesday morning for all the blessings of inscri ption around the base in m emory the past 25 years. of the occasion. Some twenty rubies The Jubilee Celebration came to a with a precious diamond (the gift of a brilliant close on Wednesday night, De­ fo rmer parishioner) in the center, are cember 13th (the exact day 25 years arranged in the form of a cross at the after the dedication of the first church) foot of the Chalice. The general finish with a banquet and entertainment for is of hammered gold, modern in design. the men. Among the guests who honored SILVER J UBILEE PONTIF ICAL the occasion were several of the former MASS assistants and neighboring Priests. Archbishop Hickey, Rochester's sec­ SUNDAY, DEC. 10, 1939, - 11 A.M. ond Bishop, died on December 10, 1940 Celebrant and was buried from Sacred H eart Pro­ Most R ev. James E . Kearney, D .D . Cathedral. The final Mass was cele­ Deacon Rev. George Kalb brated by Bishop Kearney; Bishop Foery of Syracuse preached the eulogy in the summer of 1943 - ready for the and Archbishop Spellman gave final ab­ little tots who arrived in September. solution. To invoke Our Blessed Lady's pro­ By 1940 the Great Depression was in­ tection on parish and community, an deed a matter of unpleasant history. The impressive wayside Shrine was erected early 1940's brought new griefs and on the corner of Durnan Street and trials, most tragic of which was World Portland Avenue. It was blessed and War II. Europe had been moving slow­ dedicated by Bishop Kearney on No­ ly but inevitably towards war. On Sep­ vember 1, 1943. It still stands to remind tember 1, 1939 Adolf Hitler, the Ger­ all who pass by on busy Portland Av­ man Chancellor began the Nazi invasion enue of Mary's protection and her pow­ of Poland. England, France, allies of erful intercession before the Throne of Poland, then declared war on Germany. God. On June 10, 1940 Benito Mussolini's Italy entered the war on Germany's side. Within months the war spread through Europe and into Africa and Asia. The United States was able to remain out of After six and a half years of service, the war for the time-but took measures Father Wuest was transferred to Saint of preparedness. Selective Service R egi­ Salome's Parish in January of 1944. stration started on October 16, 1940 - His work was especially effective with the young men of Saint Andrew's began the men through the Holy Name Society marching to camp. On Sunday, De­ and with sick; he was very successful in cember 7, 1941 Japan launched a sur­ directing the bingo games, a source of prise attack on the United States base needed income. at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. President The observance of the Centennial of Roosevelt declared war upon Japan the the Sisters of M ercy in New York State following day; upon Japan's allies, Ger­ was held on April 23, 1944. These noble many and Italy, on December 11th. Sisters were always most zealous in the January 1, 1942 was set aside by Presi­ care of the sick, poor and ignorant. dent Roosevelt as a national day of pray­ They and their generous help have been a er. Saint Andrew's parishioners respond­ wonderful boon to the progress of the ed prayerfully and were set to face the parish. responsibilities of America's greatest On July 16, 1944 special honor was war. given to one of these Sisters on the oc­ In June 1942 Father Terence Cauley, casion of her fiftieth anniversary-lov­ O.F.M., Father C. Eldridge Bauer, and able Sister Barbara. Twenty eight of Father J erome Lane, SS.CC. offered her fifty years in religion were spent in their first solemn high masses in the service to God through St. Andrew's presences of their family and friends at School. A solemn High Mass was offer­ Saint Andrew's. ed on that occasion, at which Father January 11, 1943 Father John Wid­ Robert L. Kress preached the sermon. man ordained six months ahead of the Eventually, World War II came to ordinary time because of the accelerated an end; but victory came piecemeal. Al · schedule in Saint Bernard's Seminary though much of Europe had been re­ due to the war, arrived as assistant at conquered by the Fall of 1944, its in­ Saint Andrew's. habitants were found to be in desperate­ During the war years, people of Saint ly poor straits. The first of what came Andrew's did their share in national de­ to be an annual used clothing collection, fense by taking part in scrap m etal drive was h eld in September and October of (March 1942) , rubber drive (June 1944. The parishioners brought used 1942), R ed Cross sewing courses and clothing items in large numbers to the nursing classes. The parish gave F ather hall where it was sorted and packed for John Kleintjes to Navy service in June overseas shipment. of 1943. The thirtieth anniversary of the par­ A new and up-to-date Kindergarten ish was happily marked by a beautiful was installed in Saint Andrew's School procession and pageant on December 10, 1944. Father Florack preached on the parishioners at a reception in the hall occasion. November 16th. 1945 The post war years with its large increase in population brought the need Allied triumph in Europe came on of many new Catholic institutions and May 8, known as V-E Day. The United with them, the inevitable financial cam­ Nations Organization was being formed paign. In February, 1948, in a campaign in San Francisco when victory (V-J) for Saint John Fisher College, pledges Day came in the Pacific, August 14, of $16,200.00 were realized. This was 1945. President Truman made the long­ 150% of quota. hoped for announcement about 7:00 The first Solemn High Mass of an­ P.M. Spontaneously many people came other parishioner was offered on No­ to church to offer thanks to God. On vember 9, 1948 at 11:00 o'clock by Rev. the Holyday of Mary's Assumption, our William DuBois. people joyously assisted at the Holyday Bishop Kearney blessed the new con­ Masses. vent, offered the first Mass in its chapel March 18, 1945 Father Jerome Schif­ April 19, 1949. The people of the parish ferli celebrated his first Solemn High were invited to an open house for its Mass in his home parish. inspection Sundays May 15 and May Father John Widman was transferred 22nd. to Saint Alphonsus Church, Auburn on April 8, 1945 and was succeeded by Rev. A bronze plaque bearing the names of John LeVeque. the war dead of the parish was erected April 5, 1945 St. George's Benevolent in the vestibule. Its dedication took Society celebrated its 25th anniversary place May 22, 1949. marking the occasion with corporate The year of 1950 had been declared Mass, Communion and Breakfast. a Jubilee Year by Pope Pius XII. Dur­ A memorial service on May 27, 1945, ing it on All Saint's Day, he defined the was held at the Honor Roll Plaque on dogma of Our Lady's Assumption as a the church property, corner of Durnan doctrine of faith. St. Andrew's observed Street and Portland Avenue, for the the event with a triduum in honor of young men of the community who sacri­ Mary. The Pope granted a Jubilee In­ ficed their lives in World War II. dulgence to all who made a pilgrimage The convent on Oneida Street had to the four great Roman Basilicas. Those some time ago become inadequate for who were unable to do so were granted the Sisters who staffed the school. In the same Indulgence in 1951 by making November 1945 a campaign, which net­ a pilgrimage to four churches in the city ted $35,336.00 was conducted; but it was designated by the Bishop. Saint An­ not until April 5, 1948 that ground was drew's engaged buses to assist its people broken for the colonial, red brick con­ to make a group pilgrimage in May. vent on Barberry Terrace. The honor of serving as one of the Diocesan Consultants to Bishop Kearney 1946-1950 came to Monsignor Eckl in 1951. March In January 1946 the people of Saint 8, 1951 Brother Ralph J . Carpenter Andrew's faced with a quota of $8,000.00 M .S.C. made final profession of vows for the new building of the Minor in Geneva, Illinois, which ceremony Seminary of Saint Andrew, subscribed Monsignor Eckl attended. The happy $8,940.00. event of the Monsignor's Golden Jubilee Father Bernard Kuchmann was assist­ of ordination was celebrated on June 10, ant from April 21, 1946 to November 1951. He celebrated the 11:00 o'clock lOth of that year. He succeeded Father Mass with Bishop Kearney preaching on Schnacky and was followed by Father the throne. He also preached the Jubi­ Heisel. lee sermon. The adult and boys' choir A signal honor came to Saint An­ were under the direction of Raymond J. drew's and its pastor November 11, 1947, Hasenauer with Francis J . Pilecki at the when Msgr. Eckl was invested as a organ. Rev. John Muckle and Rev. Ar­ Domestic Prelate with the title Rt. Rev. thur Florack assisted the Bishop at the Monsignor. He was greeted by his good Throne. The deacon was Rev. Robert Fox and the subdeacon, Very Rev. Msgr. St. Thomas More Club, a city-wide William Merchant, both former parish­ young adult club transferred its head­ ioners. The Masters of Ceremonies were quarters from Sacred Heart to St. An­ Rev. John Maney and Rev. Raymond drew's. It was founded in 1946 with Heisel. Ed Gartland as its first president. With the increase in children of school To all active members of the parish age, St. Andrew's school became inade­ in this generation, Mrs. Martha Repsher quate. Therefore, to take care of cur­ is a legendary character; she was hon­ rent needs and with an eye to the future, ored in 1954 by the Catholic laywoman Monsignor Eckl planned for an addition of the year. to the school. It was to have 10 class­ 1954 was outstanding in the fact that rooms, a kitchen and cafeteria to seat three young parishioners were ordained approximately 150. Ground was broken to the priesthood-Neil Seger for the for it by Msgr. Eckl on Wednesday, diocese of St. Augustine and William August 13, 1952. The assistants, Father Geiger for the Redemptorists and Ger­ LeVeque and Father LeFrois, were pres­ ard Pilecki for the Basilians. All cele­ ent, as well as Father Albert Schnacky, brated their first solemn high masses in a former assistant. In September 1953, our church. the new school rooms were first used. A small shrine of Our Lady of the Msgr. Lawrence Casey, pastor of Sac­ Playground (of which perhaps few red Heart Cathedral, was named first know) stands on the Duman Street side Auxiliary Bishop of Rochester February of the school. It was blessed by Mon­ 10, 1953. He was consecrated as Bishop signor Eckl on August 15. of Cea (an ancient but non-functioning The cornerstone of the new J esuit Mc­ diocese in Greece) on May 5, 1953 by Quaid High School-the first institu­ Francis Cardinal Spellman. t ion in the diocese named after one of In June of 1953, a tremendous bless­ its bishops - was laid on Sunday, Sep­ ing came to St. Andrew's parish in that tember 19. it was designated the Church for the On November 28, the Laemlein-Mas­ Northeast section of the Nocturnal Ad­ sare Post No. 259 V.F.W. dedicated the oration Society. Ever since then, the permanent memorial to those of the last Saturday night of every month has 22nd ward who served their country in seen groups of men from the northeast­ war and to those who died for it. This ern section of Monroe County come to­ plaque stands on the corner of Port­ gether for their hours of adoration from land Avenue and Duman Street. 10:00 P .M . Saturday night until 6:00 Northside Hospital, a division of the A.M. Sunday morning. Rochester General Hospital, was opened The charity of the people was dem­ in 1956. Being located within the onstrated in December 1953 when a boundaries of St. Andrew's parish, the gift of $500.06 (taken up in a special emergency spiritual care of its patients Sunday collection) was given to Mt. came under the responsibility of St. Carmel parish after its school fire. Andrew's. So, for the first time in its history, the parish was assigned a third assistant pastor in the person of Father William Brien. For six years he zeal­ ously assumed the care of the sick in In 1954, the 100th anniversary of the the fruitful field of hospital rooms. dogma of the Immaculate Conception In order to provide funds for enlarg­ was commemorated by a "Marian Year". ing and renovating the rectory, which Bishop Kearney convoked the Sixth was woefully inadequate for the conduct Diocesan Synod of the Rochester Dio­ of parish business, a Financial Needs cese on April 6, 1954 - the first to be Campaign was conducted in 1956. It held in Rochester's second Cathedral resulted in pledges amounting to $230,- Church. 000.00. On December 5, the work of During July and August of that year, enlarging the rectory, began. A new the first C.Y.O. summer day camp at part was added to the rear of the old St. Andrew's was conducted. rectory, almost doubling its size, and the interior of the old part was completely Sacred Heart. At this time permission remodeled. During this time, a temp­ was granted for an evening Mass on orary rectory was established at 714 Friday at 5:30. This evening mass has Portland Avenue. The priests returned continued weekly ever since, preceded to the enlarged rectory during the week by confessions at five o'clock. of September 22, 1957. 1959 saw Robert Fink ordained for the The number of sisters in the convent Basilians. had grown to twenty. For the effi cient James Geiger of 100 Sylvester Street, operation of the convent a sta tion wagon the second of his family to become a was purchased and presented to them Redemptorist, offered his first solemn on December 9, 1956. high mass on Sunday, June 26, 1960. The people of St. Andrew's, as well The Fall of 1960 brought the Catholic as their fellow Catholics, were saddened High Schools Campaign. St. Andrew's and troubled about the news of Bishop was assigned a quota of $99,000.00. Two Kearney's illness and necessary surgery. co-institutional high schools were built On December 11, 1956 h e was operated - in Irondequoit, the Bishop Kearney on in St. Mary's Hospital; all were re­ High School and in Greece, the Cardinal quested to assist at Mass, receive Holy Mooney High School. Communion and pray for the Bishop's The November 1960 election made recovery. Happily, these prayerful re­ John F. K ennedy, President of the quests were favorably answered. Mter United States - the first Catholic to be three months of convalescence, the elected to the highest office in our coun­ Bishop was again in sound and vigorous try. health. On June 4, 1961, the Sixtieth Anni­ Each Christmas since 1956, the front versary of M sgr. Eckl's ordination was lawn of the church has been the site observed by a Solemn High Mass of of an attractive outdoor crib; it was Thanksgiving. presented to the parish by the Cub Henry Schlueter a trustee of many Scouts at their Christmas party on De­ years, died in July 1961. cember 16. On May 28, 1962 St. Andrew's Chris­ 1957 marked the Centenary Celebra­ tian Mothers' Club was honored by the tion of the Sisters of M ercy. presence of Father Roll, the National The neighboring parish to the north­ Director of the Confraternity of Chris­ east, the Annunciation, had recently tian Mothers. He was the speaker at made steady progress and expansion; on their annual banquet. March 24, 1957, ground was broken on Our Lady of P erpetual H elp Novena Norton Street for its parochial school. was instituted in St. Andrew's with a Previously, its children wishing a Cath­ triduum, May 20-22, 1962, preached by olic education, had been accommodated Father Rosenkranz C.S.S.R. in St. Andrew's school. $750.00 was given to St. Ambrose par­ Father Edward Frank of P omeroy ish in July 1962 to h elp rebuild its school Street was ordained on May 25, 1957 at which had been destroyed by fire. the J osephinum Seminary in Worthing­ In the early Spring of 1963, an In­ ton, Ohio and offered his first Mass at creased R evenue Campaign was con­ St. Andrew's church . ducted. In the beginning of this cam­ During October 1958, after a long and paign the Sunday collection was in­ fruitful reign, Pope Pius XII died. H e creased from about $1450.00 to almost was succeeded by Pope John XXIII. $2800.00. At the same time, plans were E arly in the new reign, changes in the announced for the renovation of the Church 's ritual followed--one of which, church for the parish Golden Jubilee in the dialogue mass was instituted in December 1964. March 1959. On May 26 a collection was taken for Members of the Christian Mothers' the Vatican Pavilion at the World's Club conducted a parish census in April, Fair to be held in New York during 1959. 1964 and 1965. $754.39 was contributed The year 1960 was designated by to this collection. Bishop Kearney as the Year of The The world was saddened by the death of Pope John XXIII on June 9, 1963. lection was held in October. As a re· His short reign brought century-break­ suit, a new ciborium, containing 74 ing changes to the Church and a re­ diamonds was given to the church and markable influence on our world. twelve hundred dollars for the beautify­ On July 28, 1963 the announcement ing of the sanctuary. was made of the leaving of Sister M. In the late Spring of '64, work of re­ Dorothea and Sister M. Louise after novating the church was begun and com­ many years of service to St. Andrew's pleted in September of the same year, school. Sister Dorothea had been prin­ at a cost of approximately $38,000.00. cipal of the school for forty-two years New lighting fixture and wiring were in­ and Sister Louise had taught and served stalled; the walls below the clerestory as Superior of the convent for many windows were painted; new furniture years. These beloved nuns who trained was placed in the sanctuary; new carpet­ so many of our children over the years ing was laid in both the sanctuary and hold a high place in the affection of all nave; reredos of the side altars was re­ the parishioners and a prominent po­ moved; a new main altar covered by a sition in St. Andrew's fifty golden years. baldachino was erected, as a memorial As a remote preparation for the Gold­ to the fifty year pastorate of Monsignor en Jubilee, an old gold and silver col- George Eckl.

As St. Andrew's approaches its Golden have been administered in the vernacu­ Jubilee the 3rd session of the Second lar rather than in Latin. Beginning the Vatican Council is being held in St. first Sunday of Advent, Nov. 29th, parts Peters Basilica; its work is not yet com­ of the mass are to be recited in the pleted. It is attemping to teach and vernacular. interpret to the modern world, more This century has already experienced effectively, the doctrines of Christ: Pope tremendous changes in civil, social, eco­ Paul VI now gloriously reigning, guides nomic and religious life. With courage the Church's work as the Vicar of and enthusiasm St. Andrew's looks for­ Christ. ward to the future, ready to accept the Already many changes have taken changes of the Space Age, ready to ful­ place in the internal structure of the fill its destiny to the people of God. Church-in its discipline, its ritual, its Under the patronage of St. Andrew may government - more are to come. it continue its apostolic mission of lead­ Since Sept. 14, 1964 the sacraments ing men to God as he did centuries ago. WORK AT THE FESTIVAl

FUN AT THE FESTIVAl

BlESSING OF WAYSIDE SHRINE VOCATIONS TO THE PRIESTHOOD

Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis J. Lane ...... 1920 Rev. Robert J. Fox .1928 Rt. Rev. Msgr. Leslie G. Whalen ..... 1938 Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Merchant ...... 1938 Rev. Robert L. Kress ...... 1938 Rev. E. Charles Bauer .. 1942 Rev. Terence A. (Stephen) Cauley O.F.M . .. 1942 Rev. Jerome (Arthur) Lane SS. CC. . .1942 Rev. Jerome F. Schifferli ...... 1945 Rev. William W. DuBois ...... 1948 Rev. Bede (George) Jamieson O.S.B...... 1953 Rev. Neil A. Sager ...... 1954 Rev. Gerard Pilecki C.S.B...... 1954 Rev. William Geiger C.S.S.R. 1954 Rev. Joseph D'Aurizio ...... 1956 Rev. Edward Frank .. 1957 Rev. Robert Fink C.S.B...... 1959 Rev. James Geiger C.S.S.R...... 1960

RELIGIOUS BROTHERHOODS Carpenter, Ralph J . M .S.C.- Brother Ralph

Cauley, Anthony O.F.M.- Brother Conrad

Rowley, Charles O.F.M. - Brother Kenan

SEMINARIANS ST. ANDREW'S SEMINARY ST. BERNARD'S SEMINARY

Robert Merkel Dennis Mancuso

MARYKNOLL SEMINARY Thomas Nellis

Sam Guarino Roger Trott

SOCIETY OF THE DIVINE WORD CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

Franklin L. Becker, Jr. Mark Bonsignore SISTERS OF MERCY

GIRLS WHO ENTERED FROM ST. ANDREW'S PARISH Sister M. Andre Dorothy Streb Sist·er M . Eleanor Mary Pandina Sister M. Angela Virginia Cartenuto Sister M . Evangelist Florence Meyer Sister M. Annunciata Genevieve Glasow Sister M . Ignatius Marie Gauck Sister M . Bellar mine Roberta Roden house Sister M. Joan Eloise Fink Sister M . Bernard Rita Butts Sister M. Julia Letha Frank Sister M. Boniface Edna H etzler Sister M. Lawrence Grace Edenhofer Sister M. Celine Mary Frank Sister M. of St. Joseph Teresa Damiani Sister M. Christine Elaine Kolesnik Sister M. Sebastian Carolyn Gudagnino Sister M. Christopher Rose William Sister M . Stephanie Regina Wesley Sister M. Claude Dorothy Loeb Sister M. Stephen Mary Zeitvogel Sister M. Colette Anita Frank Sister M. T eresita Marjorie Williams Sister M . Coronata Constance Marinaro Sister M . William Caroline Latinville

OTHER SISTERHOODS

Sister M . Angelina Carolyn D'Angelo Sister Marie Theresa Beatrice Voellinger Sister M . Bellarmine Arlene Helget Siste r Martin dePorres Margaret Ryan Sister M . B ernice H elen McCarthy Sister M. Michella Amelia Weltzer Sister M. Cora Josephine Marinaro Sister M . M ichelle Rita McGill Sister M . deAngelis Olive Breen Sister M. Natalia Joanne Imhof Sister Joan Francis Sylvia Hauser Sister M . of the Madame Husson Dolores Britton Precious Blood Mary CarisRan Sister Laurene M.arie T eresa Lochert Sister T eresa Ann Catherine Wendelgass Sister M . Margaret H elen Wendelgass Sister M. Ruth Harriet Wendelgass

POSTULANTS- S. S. J .

Mary Kiley Kathleen Knope

MISSIONARY SISTERS OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

Sister M. Mark Barbara Schmucker Sister M. Michael Mary Kress

FRANCISCAN SISTERS

Sister Marie Sister M. Assunta Clara Oeschle Margaret Mary Geiger N ewman Sister Anne Theresa Lois Sanick SISTER M. DOROTHEA, R. S. M.

No history of St. Andrew's would be complete without a special reference to Sister Dorothea. Spanning the five decades of its history, her unselfish and skillful service to St. Andrew's has left an indelible mark on its glorious history.

In 1922 Sister Dorothea became principal of St. Andrew's school and remained in that capacity till she retired to the Mercy Motherhouse in 1963; during those 41 years she was also at various times superior of St. Andrew's Convent.

Her devotion to God and her religious community; her love for the parishioners and pupils; her complete cooperation with pastor and priest; her sage counsel to all; her firm but kindly dis­ cipline; her pleasant humor - all these have won for her the admiration, respect and love of St. Andrew's.

Sister Dorothea is one too learned and too humble to expect a display of human gratitude. But St. Andrew's is most grateful for her long and loyal service. The Christian living that she taught those who have come under her guidance and influence remain as a living tribute of gratitude from them. Till her Master rewards her as she deserves, St. Andrew's must be content to express its sincere gratitude in this little tribute. SISTERS OF MERCY WHO HAVE TAUGHT AT ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL

Sister M . Adrian Sister M . Dolores Sister M. Marella Sister M. Agnes Theresa Sister M . Dorothea Sister M. Margretta Sister M. Alice Sister M . Duchesne Sister M . Marguerite Sister M. Amadeus Sister M. Edwardine Sister M. Marie Sister M. Ambrose Sister M . Eileen Sister M. Martena Sister M. Angela Sister M. Elise Sister M . Martin Sister M. Anselm Sister M. Emerita Sister M. Matthias Sister M. Anton Sister M. Estelle Sister M . Maura Sister M. Augustine Sister M . Eucharia Sister M. Mercedes Sister M . Benedict Sister M. Finn Bar Sister M. Monica Sister M. Bernadette Sister M. Florence Sister M. Neri Sister M. Bernard Sister M . Florita Sister M . Norbert Sister M. Borgia Sister M. Foster Sister M. Paschal Sister M. Carmel Sister M. Geraldine Sister M . Patrice Sister M . Cecilia Sister M . Hildegard Sister M . Patricia Sister M . Celine Sister M. John Baptist Sister M. Pierre Sister M. Chabanel Sister John Mary Sister M. Regina Sister M. Charles Sister M . Joseph Sister M. Rita Sister M. Charlotte Sister Joseph Mary Sister M. Robert Sister M. Christina Sister M. Josephine Sister M. Rosalia Sister M. Claver Sister M. Joachim Sister Rose Mary Sister M. Clotilda Sister M. Jude Sister M. Sacred Heart Sister M. Conleth Sister M . Justin Sister M . Scholastica Sister M. Conrad Sister M. Kathleen Sister M. Sylvester Sister M. Constance Sister M. Laurence Sister M. Theodosia Sister M. Daniel Sister M. Lisette Sister M . Thomasina Sister M. David Sister M . Lorraine Sister M . Valerian Sister M. de Chantal Sister M . Louise Sister M. Vincent Sister M . de Montfort Sister M. Loyola Sister M . Xavier Sister M. de Paul Sister M. Lucille Sister M. Walburga Sister M . de Porres Sister M. Madeleine Sister M . Winifred Sister M. Dolora Sister M . Madeline

Principals of St. Andrew's School Sister Mary Borgia - 1916 - 1922 Sister Mary Dorothea - 1922 - 1963 Sister Mary Carmel - 1963 - FACULTY OF ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL (1964-19651

GRADE 8- Sister M . Eugene- Sister M . Neri

GRADE 7- Sister M. Sylvester- Sister M. Pascal- Sister M. Corona

GRADE 6- Sister M. Maura- Sister M . Petra- Miss Karen Wells

GRADE 5 - Sister M . Pierre - Miss Marie Moscato

GRADE 4- Sister M. Emerita- Miss Clara Mullen

GRADE 3 - Sister M. Pacelli - Miss Rosemond Erbland - Miss Carol Wood

GRADE 2- Sister Paul Marie- Miss Margery Palmer- Mrs. Susan Blowers

GRADE 1- Sister M . Carmelita- Mrs. Marcelle Walzer- Miss Jean Dwyer

KINDERGARTEN- Miss Juliann Eyer

MUSIC - Sister M. Mercy

CHURCH AND STATE PERSONNEL (1914-19641

POPES St. Pius X ...... 1903-1914 Pius XII ...... ······ ... 1939-1958 Benedict XV ... 1914-1922 John XXII ...... 1958-1963 Pius XI ...... 1922-1939 Paul VI ...... 1963-

PRESIDENTS U.S.A . Wilson ...... 1913-1921 Truman ...... 1945-1953 Harding ... 1921-1923 Eisenhower ...... 1953-1961 Coolidge .. 1923-1929 Kennedy ...... 1961-1963 Hoover ...... 1929-1933 Johnson ...... 1963- Roosevelt ... 1933-1945

ASSISTANT PASTORS Rev. Arthur F. Florack 1916-1924 Rev. Bernord V. Kuchman . April 1946 - Rev. William M. Cannan . .. 1921-1922 Oct. 1946 Rev. George M . Kalb ...... 1924-1930 Rev. Raymond G. Heisel ...... 1946-1950 Rev. H erbert L. Sturmer .... 1927-1928 Rev. Vincent E. LeFrois ... 1950-1953 Rev. Arthur F . Florack .. 1930-1935 Rev. Raymond G. Heisel ...... 1953-1956 Rev. Joseph T. Maloney . ... 1931-1933 Rev. William J. Amann ...... 1954-1958 Rev. Francis A. Kleehammer ... 1933-1937 Rev. William J. Brien ... 1956-1962 Rev. William Lammers .... 1935-1939 Rev. William G. Charbonneau 1956-1957 Rev. Raymond M. Wuest .... 1937-1944 Rev. Michael Volpe ... 1957-1963 Rev. Elmer W. Heindl ... .. 1939-1942 Rev. John V. Rosse Nov. 1958-Jan. 1959 Rev. John B. Kleintjes ...... 1942-1943 Rev. Paul G. Wohlrab ...... 1959- Rev. Albert H. Schnacky ...... 1943-1945 Rev. James J. Marvin .. .. 1962- R ev. John Widman ...... 1944-1945 Rev. George E . Gauthier ...... 1964- R ev. John W . LeVeque . .. 1945-1954

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Mr. and Mrs. Crowley P. Klein Samuel LoBue Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klingler Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lockhart Mrs. Floyd Kloss Miss Jane Lore Mrs. Mary Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Alex Loria Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Knitter Mr. Norman Luciardi Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kolb Miss Rose Mackowiak Anthony Kolmer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Macksamie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolmer Gladys Maddock Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kolmer Miss Jacqueline A. Magin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kolupski Miss Viola Magin Mr. Bernard Kowalski Miss Celia Maier Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kraft Mr. and Mrs. S. Maletto F. Kraft Florence M . Mallett Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kreckel Mrs. Mary Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kress Mr. and Mrs. John Mancuso Miss Irene Kress Agnes Mandery Mr. and Mrs. Urban Kress Mr. and Mrs. Alex Manioci Mrs. Pauline Krinsky Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Manzoni Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krolak Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marcantonio Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kruse Mr. and Mrs. J . Marchese Mr. and Mrs. Joseph U. Kryk Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Marella Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kryzalka Mr. and Mrs. Ross Marinaro Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kuhns Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mark Mr. and Mrs. S. LaBue Mr. and Mrs. Martin Marks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaCapruccia Miss Marie Mascari Miss Phyllis LaCapruccia Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mascari Mrs. Catherine Laemlein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Masucci Mr. Anthony Lambiase Mr. and Mrs. Eugene May Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lambiase Mrs. D. H . McCann Mr. and Mrs. James Lamuraglia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John McCool Mr. and Mrs. James Lamuraglia, Sr. Robert L. McCutchen Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo LaLoggia Fred McGary Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lamendola Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGarraghy Mr. and Mrs. J . Lanceri Mr. and Mrs. George McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Philip McKeever Mrs. Elsie Lane Mrs. John F. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lane Mrs. George McLean and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Lang Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Meritt Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lang, Jr. Mrs. Earl Merkel Miss Margaret Lang Mr. and Mrs. Edward Merkel Robert Lang Mrs. Rose Messina Mrs. Marion Langfeld Mrs. Clara 0 . Metzger Mr. and Mrs. P . Latona Mr. and Mrs. M . J . Meylor Miss Rose Latona Mrs. Carolyn Miceli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lauria Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Michalski Frank J . Lawrence Mr. Peter Mietus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lebda Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E . Mietus Henry Leicht, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J . Migliore Mr. and Mrs. James Leone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lesnieski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lewandowski Mr. Walter Miller Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Limpert Marion Miller Mrs. Cecilia M. Lintz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minkau Mr. and Mrs. Mariano Liponi Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Mitch Mr. and Mrs. Philip Livecchi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mitch PATRONS

Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell Miss Emily Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mondo Francis A. St. Pierre Mrs. Florence Montante Mr. and Mrs. Frank W . Pilecki Mr. and Mrs. Peter Montesano Mrs. John Pilittere Eleanor Mrzywka Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Placious Mrs. Lore Mueller Mr. George Platten Mr. and Mrs. J. Mule Mr. and Mrs. Louis Polizzi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muscarell a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pollatta Mrs. Vincenzo Mutolo Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Poletto Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nardone Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Porcelli Peter Napolentano Mr. and Mrs. Sam Porcelli Mr. and Mrs. John Nardozzi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Posato Mrs. Antoinette Nellis Charles and Mary Porth Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Neu Mrs. Charles Powers Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Nickel Gilvert Presutti Mrs. Alfansina Nicosia Joseph Prevost Frank Nicosia Mr. and Mrs. George S. Quinn Mrs. Margaret Niggli Mr. and Mrs. Edward Radtke Zeno Nomeika Mr. and Mrs. Michael Recupero Mr. and Mrs. R. Northrup Mrs. Arthur Reiland William Northup Mr. and Mrs. Peter Repsher Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noto Joseph Reulbach Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rinere Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Nowak Mrs. S. Rogowski Mr. and Mrs. Leo Numetko Mr. and Mrs. John Romach Mr. and Mrs. Charles Obi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Romano Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oddo Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ross Sarah Oddo Mrs. Mary Roth Mr. and Mrs. Leo J . Odorczyk Milton Roth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ognibene Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Rotolo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Oldfield Mr. and Mrs. C. Rovoli Miss Mary Ann Oliveri Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan Mrs. Francis O'Sullivan Mrs. Ann Sacchettich Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pagorek Mr. and Mrs. Salato Mrs. Helen Palmer Carl Samenfink Miss Marjorie Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Samenfink Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pampalone Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Samperi Mr. and Mrs. George Pappert Jr. Arthur Sander! George W. Pappert Sr. Miss Irene Sander! Mr. and Mrs. Robert H . Pappert Miss Ruth Sanderl Mr. and Mrs. Adam Parks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sands Mrs. Josephine Pascuzzi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sanick Mr. and Mrs. J . Passantino Mr. and Mrs. William Santore, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. P eter Patoski Mrs. C. Santoro Mrs. Charles Paul Nicholas Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pecora Mrs. Don Saporito Mrs. Lessie P eirson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saurini Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pellegrino Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Sawicki Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Penna Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scahill R. T. P errin Mr. and Mrs. E . W. Scalzo Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P errotta Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scalzo Mr. and Mrs. Sam Perry Miss Mae Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. P eters Miss Anna Schicker Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pettinati Mr. and Mrs. John Schicker Mr. and Mrs. James Piampiano Mrs. Leo Schifferli PATRONS

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FOR GOD AND COUNTRY - 1941 -- 1945

JACOB V. BARTL WARREN M . KOFSKY EARL J . BOGART JOHN F. LANZATELLA RAYMOND J. BOWMAN RAYMOND F . NOETH LEO M. COULSON JAMES J . PALLOTT JOHN W. DOERR HARRY J . STAHLECKER HAROLD R. EBNER EDWIN G. THIBAULT ANGELO J. FRISONE JOHN P . ULRICH FRANKLIN L. GALLIPEAU LOUIS C. WESLEY HOWARD J. HIBBARD JOHN J . WOERNER HARRY F . KAISER

JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Died November 22, 1963

Joseph M . Amerose Mr. and Mrs. Hiram G. Hibbard Deceased Members of Anania Family Anthony lnquagiato Samuel J. Bellanca PhilipP. Kipfer! Louis W. Bucci The Michael Kleehammer Family William A. Carrol George J . and Mary A. Kress Albert Cartenuto Carl- Joseph Laemlein The Charles Cimino Family Arthur H. and Mae Lane Bertram A. Clemons Frederick A. Lintz lvo Cursi Mrs. Anna Logan Richard D' Argento Edward Mayer Anthony DeGrazia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Joseph DiCarlo Domenico Monti Frank X. and Mary Foery Pamela A. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Foery Donald Nickel Mary Morgan Foster Florence M . Pappert Viola and John Fromm Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reif Deceased Members of Gallo Family Catherine and Frank Rotolo George Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Schlueter Mrs. Robert Geiger Walter J . Schmidt George C. Goeltz The Johann Schneider Family . Philip F. Hafner and Mrs. Mary Schneider Marie Hafner Aubel Patricia Burns Schwalb The Wilhelm Hasenau Family Joseph :P. ·steo GOLDEN JUBILEE GIFTS - 1964 Painting, "Martyrdom of St. Andrew" ($2000.00) - Monsignor Eckl Candlesticks and Crucifix ($700.00) - Michael Tressy in memory of his wife, Ida Sanctuary Light Stand, ($300.00) -Agnes Goeltz Pulpit, ($300.00)- St. Andrew's Youth Club Sanctuary Chairs, ($300.00) -John Geiger Baldachino, ($1200.00) - Daniel, Harold and John Geiger in memory of Fred Geiger Confessional Drapes - Mary Lamuraglia Renovation of Baptistry, ($300.00) -The Schlueter's Tabernacle Veil, ($50.00) -Girl Scouts O.L.P.H. Picture, ($250.00)- Gertrude Geiger Tabernacle Veil- Anthony Cauley and Mother, Mary Peck Lectionary, ($10.00)- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leone Missal, ($57.00) -Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cala Ritual, ($7.50) -Mr. and Mrs. Cesidio Iulianello Ritual, ($10.00)- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klinger Candelabra, ($250.00) -Mr. and Mrs. James Cauley in thanksgiving Altar Cards, ($10.00)- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Siebert Felt Altar Covers, ($100.00) -Marion Miller Altar Cloths - St. Ann's Altar Society Missal, Altar Cards for Convent Chapel, ($100.00) - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clement in memory of Joseph, Salvatore, Josephine, Vincent and Antonia Piazza Altar Microphones, ($50.00)- Robert Geiger Sanctuary Kneeling Benches, ($250.00) - Agnes Eckl and Mrs. William Stickel Renovation of the Sanctuary, ($100.00) - Knights of St. Louis Comman- dery No. 17, Knights of St. John Renovation of the Sanctuary, ($50.00) - Christian Mothers' Club Renovation of the Sanctuary, ($300.00) - Holy Name Society Sacred Heart Shrine, ($500.00) - St.George's Benevolent Society Wrought Iron Candlesticks for Funerals, ($82.50) - Angelo Laloggia Glass Shelving for Altars - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gianforte and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grande Choir Light Fixtures, ($100.00) -Irette Kress Renovation of the Sanctuary, ($100.00) - Mr. and Mrs. George McGrath ST. ANDREW GOLDEN JUBILEE COMMITTEE Honorary Chairman- Rt. Rev. Msgr. George W. Eckl Co-Chairmen- Rev. Paul Wohlrab and Paul Walz

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ADVISORY Rev. James J . Marvin Rev. George E . Gauthier George Butts, Sr. Anthony Limpert Raymond Clauss J oseph Mark Robert Geiger Willard Boehm Raymond Bachman PUBLICITY Mr. and Mrs. James Cauley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Siebert PROGRAM AND ENTERTAINMENT John Clark Albert Hoffman DINNER Harold Kermis William Scahill TICKETS Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincent Badali Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Campanaro JUBILEE BOOK Marie Cartenuto George Butts, Jr. Andrew Merrit PATRONS AND SPONSORS Frank Helget Frank Becker George Butts, Jr. Ernest Cala FINANCE Urban Kress John Lang CORRESPONDENCE AND INVITATIONS Ann Gianforte Antoinette Nellis HOSTESS Hazel Schneider Eleanor Schneider PHOTOGRAPHY Frank Cervello Michael Duminuco USHERS Harold Samenfink Arthur Sanded BISHOP'S ESCORT Norbert Thibault Xavier DuPlessis KNIGHTS Leonard Nickel Leo Eckert Phil Gabello PARKING Herbert Dietrich Ben Guagagnino TRANSPORTATION Ray Oldfield Frank Minkau FESTIVAL Bill Mitchell Frank Becker GOLDEN JUBILEE PROGRAM

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 6:30P.M.- GOLDEN JUBILEE BANQUET At Bishop Kearney High School. Tickets $5.00 each. Bus transportation provided free from church parking area.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13 - GOLDEN JUBILEE DAY General Parish Communion Sunday for MONSIGNOR ECKL. 4:00 Solemn High Mass with Bishop Kearney presiding. Dinner for Bishop and visiting clergy in school hall.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 14 - SCHOOL CHILDREN'S DAY 9: 00 Solemn High Mass. Free day for the children.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15 - SISTERS' DAY 5:00P.M. Mass for the Sisters who have taught at St. Andrew's School and who have entered the convent from St. Andrew's. 6:00P.M. Dinner for the Sisters.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 9:00 A .M. Solemn Requiem Mass for deceased members of St. Andrew's Parish.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 5:30 P.M. Mass for members of St. Andrew's Parish.

FIRST BAPTISMS MURIEL GRACE STRANG CATHERINE A. LORCH 34 Randolph Street Durnan Street Born-December 4, 1914 Born-November 11, 1914 Baptized-December 13, 1914 Baptized-December 13, 1914 Parents-Harold Strang P a. rents-John Lorch Lillian Smith Eva Amering Godparents-Louis Smith Godparents-Catherin e Lorch Grace Allen Michael Schwan FIRST MARRIAGE ROBERT J. CASE SIBYLLA A. HOFFEND April 14, 1915 GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ( 1964) JOSEPH AND MARY CONTINO GAETANO AND FILOMENA TURCHETTI 82 Cynthia Lane 51 Fernwood Avenue Rochester, New York Rochester, New York GEORGE AND MABEL McGRATH 34 Grafton Sh:eet Rochester, New York CONGRATULATIONS TO MSGR. ECKL FROM §aint ~rorgr irnruolrnt §orirty OF ST. ANDREW'S R. C. CHURCH + + • ORGANIZED APRIL 7, 1920 • OVER $28,000.00 IN SICK BENEFIT FUND • DUES: $1.00 PER MONTH • SICK BENEFITS: $12.00 PER WEEK • CONTINUOUS PAYMENTS TO $400.00 AND $100.00 DEATH BENEFIT • AGE LIMIT 17 TO 45 YEARS + + RT. REV. MSGR. GEORGE W. ECKL ______.Spiritual Advisor OFFICERS ARTHUR J . SANDERL ______President FRANKLYN TROTT ______Vice-President WALTER BERL ------______Recording Secretary ALBERT HUBER ------______Financial Secretary GEORGE F. GALEN ______Treasurer RAYMOND SCHNEIDER ______------______Marshall + + BOARD OF TRUSTEES ERNEST CALA HAROLD SAMMENFINK BERNARD SIEBERT JAMES CAULEY Congratulations

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ON ITS

GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION

22nd WARD REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

HYMAN J. MANDELL

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMAN SALUTATIONS FROM

URBAN G. KRESS

SUPERVISOR 4th WARD

OUR SINCEREST CONGRATULATIONS TO

MONSIGNOR GEORGE W. ECKL

AND

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH ON THEIR GOLDEN ANNIVERSAR'Y

4th WARD DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

TED PAPROCKI, Cons,fable

EDWARD J. HAHN, SR. THEODORE HOLOWKA, SR. Executive Committeeman Chairman COMPLIMENTS OF

SCHMIDT'S MARKET

KNOWN FOR

GOOD MEATS and HOME MADE SAUSAGE

747 JOSEPH AVENUE BA 5-2120 (Cor. Wilkins St.) BA 5-2129

Silhouette's by JAMES BEAUTY SALON AIR CONDITIONED

637 PORTLAND AVENUE Fl 2-6766 FREE PARKING Dl SALV0 1 S New Process Dry Cleaners

BONDED FUR STORAGE

HO 7-4640

1 DAY SERVICE - DELIVERY SERVICE

Anthony and Charles DiSalvo, Proprietors

562 PORTLAND AVENUE

CONGRATULATIONS

TO

ST. ANDREW'S

AND TO

MONSIGNOR ECKL

NAVIS FLORAL SHOP

908 PORTLAND AVENUE

HO 7-8927

HARRY NAVIS CHARLES NAVIS things go b~~th

CokeTRADE- MARK@

ROCHESTER COCA-COLA BOTTLING CORP. A. L. Anderson Sons

CONGRATULATIONS AND

BEST WISHES

ON YOUR GOLDEN JUBILEE

FROM

4th WARD REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

EDWARD S. KING

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMAN ROCHESTER MONUMENT CO., INC.

1575 Clifford Avenue Rochester, N. Y. 14609

WEBSTER BRANCH OFFICE

1130 Ridge Road Webster, N. Y.

Office: BU 8-4876 Residence: HU 2-9840

Joseph F. Micoli, President

CONGRATULATIONS TO

ST. ANDREW1 S AND TO MSGR. ECKL

IN THIS GOLDEN JUBILEE YEAR

FROM The Oneida S'trreet Dance Committee

MR . AND MRS . WALLACE KENNELLY MR. AND MRS . TONY LAMBIASE

MR. AND MRS. PHIL PASSANTINO MR. AND MRS . SAL BUSCAGLIA

MR. AND MRS. LEO SCHMITT MR. AND MRS. JOE CRITELLI

MR . AND MRS . ERNIE ENGLERT MR . AND MRS . ANDY CAMPANARO

MR. AND MRS . DAN FLANIGAN MR . AND MRS. WILL BOEHM real BREWNESS more to it ... more like it I

COMPLIMENTS

OF

REPUBLICAN

COUNTY COMMITTEE

903 UNION TRUST BUIIJDING THE ROSARY SOCIETY OF ST. ANDREW1 S CHURCH

EXTENDS SINCERE

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES

TO

Monsignor Eckl and The Parish

ON THE OCCAS,ION OF THEIR

Gol'den Jubilee Celebration

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES

CHRISTIAN MOTHER 1 S CLUB

S't. Andrew1 s Church

ORGANIZED 1952 AL J. GABELLO FUNERAL HOME

1270 NORTON STREET

Rochester, New York 14621

Ll 4-1300

AL J. GABELLO, SR. AL J. GABELLO, JR.

SINCE 1941 GAS 0 I L

NORTHLAND HEATING CO.

164 NORTHLAND AVENUE

AIR-CONDITION lNG INSTALL ED COMPLETE HEATING and COOLING INSTALLATIONS

BASEBOARD HEATING - HOT WATER HEATERS HUMIDIFIERS - DEHUMIDIFIERS

ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANERS and PURIFIERS

24 Hour Service On All Makes and Types

George Melino, Proprietor Fl 2-6988 BEST WISHES TO

ST. ANDR·EW'S ON ITS GOLDEN JUBILEE

22nd WARD

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

CHARLES A. DiSALVO

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMAN

COMPLIMENTS

OF

BLUE BOY DAIRY

DIVISION OF

GENESEE VALLEY CO-OPERATIVES, INC. a cut above the rest!

People in the know, people on the go, enjoy the 6eneseecret! (if's lightness with flavor!)

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GOLDEN JUBILEE

QUALITY SAUSAGE AND MEAT PRODUCTS FA 8-0670 200 CAMPBELL ST. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO

Monsignor Eckl and St. Andrew1 s Church On Their Golden Jubilee

ST. ANDREW'S HOLY NAME SOCIETY

JAMES E. DUNCAN, INC.

AUDIO VISUAL CENTER

AUDIO VISUAL - SALES - SERVICE

FILM RENTAL LIBRARY

857 Portland Avenue Fl 2-4500

ST. THOMAS MORE CLUB

CONGRATULATES

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH AND MSGR. ECKL

ON THEIR GOLDEN JUBILEE 718 JOSEPH AVENUE

Rochester, New York

THE NEW CHARLOTTE APPLIANCES, INC.

3200 LAKE AVENUE

BEST SELECTION IN FURNITURE AND RUGS

NO 3-5050

NOTHNAGLE GALLERY OF HOMES

ROCHESTER'S LARGEST REALTOR ORGANIZATION

REALTORS • BUSINESS BROKERS • CONSULTANTS Call BA 5-81SO

... The Modern, Eas'y Way To Buy Or Sell a Home

FRANK J. LANGE McGARRAGHY REAL ESTATE CO.

REALTORS

Since 7920

960 PORTLAND AVENUE HOpkins 7-7211

GEORGE F. McGRATH

GENERAL INSURANCE

Office Residence

16 JAMES STREET 34 GRAFTON STREET

LOcust 2-8119 HOpkins 7-8807

BURGUNDY CATERING Complete Personal Catering Service to Receptions - Showers - Picnics - Dinners - Luncheons CARL ARENA, Carterer

Also Operating Party Facilities at BURGUNDY BASIN INN 1361 MARSH ROAD Pittsford, New York Phone: DU 1-4650 CONGRATULATIOrNS TO

MONSIGNOR ECKL

ROCHESTER BOOK BINDERY

EMIL AND EUGENE ECKERT

165 St. Paul St.

Rochester, New York 14604

R. C. SHAHEEN PAINT CO., INC.

1400 ST. PAUL STREET

COMPLIMENTS

OF A

FRIEND LANE & GEIGER, INC.

PLUMBING - HARDWARE - HEATING

900 PORTLAND AVENUE HO 7-6988

OUR SERVICE IS ALWAYS

AT YOUR SERVICE

ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC

For Over 90 Years the Name SCHWALB

in Rochester Has Meant "BEST IN FUELS 11

STERLING HUDSON COAL LEHIGH VALLEY COAL ATLANTIC FUEL AND RANGE OIL

Telephone: BAker 5-5020 92 Portland Avenue BEST WISHES

EDWARD H. DREIER FUNERAL HOME

1717 PORTLAND AVENUE

ROCHESTER 17, NEW YORK

Makers of the Finest in Italian Sausages

HOUSE OF COSTANZA

(Where Quality is a Must}

1547 CLIFFORD AVENUE HUbbard 2-7291

ALBERT SCHUM SONS, FLORISTS

2020 CLIFFORD AVENUE

ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 14609

HUbbard 2-6978

Compliments of

KING DRUGS

828 PORTLAND AVENUE !Corner Lux Street)

\\IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH" CONGRATULATIONS TO ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH ADRIAN JULES LTD. MANUFACTURERS OF CUSTOM CLOTHES 982 PORTLAND AVENUE Rochester, New York 14621 Fl 2-7160

\ \ FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE " gold FLORIST 4434 LAKE AVENUE NO 3-4736 DICK DIXON ROGER CABIC

GREETINGS FROM

POLISH YOUNG MEN 1'S CITIZEN CLUB, INC.

972 HUDSON AVENUE

Compliments

of TOPS UPHOLSTERING INC. FREE ESTIMATES 873 PORTLAND AVENUE co 6-0391 Compliments

of

POLISH NATIONAL LANES

ROOFING AND SIDING

ALUMINUM SIDING - ASBESTOS CLAPBOARD

ASPHALT ROOFING

H. G. HORN CO.

920 PORTLAND AVENUE co 6-8460

WILLIAM J. WOERNER AND SON'S

CHURCH FURNISHINGS

DESIGNS MADE AND INSTALLED

485 HAGUE STREET BE 5-1991

FAIR SALES, INC. 103-109 NORTH WATER STREET • ROCHESTER, N. Y. 14604 LOcust 2-4822 JOBBERS - WHOLESALERS CARNIVAL SUPPLIES - BINGO SUPPLIES

BINGO MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION We Cater to Churches, Organizations and Fire Departments \\Congratulations on

50 YEARS

of Great Achievemenf 11

CHAMBERLIN RUBBER COMPANY

ASSURANCE

OF

QUALITY 11

Ornamental Iron Works Fabricated by

EAST SIDE WELDING WORKS

758 PORTLAND AVENUE • ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 14621

AL LaLOGGIA

HOME: Fl 2-9809 PHONES SHOP: HO 7-3120 FREE ESTIMATES Ll 4-1250

FLEX-SEAL CO.

Roofing - Siding - Storm Windows - Doors

Fiberglass Awnings - Porch Enclosures

880-882 PORTLAND AVENUE ROCHESTER, NEW YORK NOCTURNAL ADORATION SOCIETY MEETS THE LAST SATURDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH 10 :00 P.M. to 6:00 A .M. SUNDAY FOR ONE HOUR OF ADORATION AND REPARATION BEFORE THE BLESSED SACRAMENT NEW MEMBERS RECEIVED AT 9:45 P.M. URBAN G . KRESS, Secretary

35 SKYLANE DRIVE HOpkins 7-5230

DININO FLYING A SERVICE

TYDOL-VEEDOL

COngress 6-9500

936 PORTLAND AVENUE

CONGRATULATIONS TO ST. ANDREW1 S

ON THEIR GOLDEN JUBILEE

DIME BANKING and LOAN ASSOCIATION

941 CLINTON AVENUE NORTH Fl 2-2660

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES

FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS

SERVING GOD AND COMMUNITY

JOHN and JACK MATTLE Phone 546-4450

T. H. MARRION & CO .

MONUMENTS- HEADSTONES

476 STATE STREET

Congratulations On Your Golden Jubilee from

EBERT'S BAKERY EBERT'S LIQUOR STORE 26 NORTH GATE PLAZA 751 WASHINGTON AVE. NO 3-3877 Fl 2-5988

WITH SINCEREST BEST WISHES

ROSE AND KARL EBERT

Congratulations

HAROLD MEISENZAHL

ESSO SERVICE

PORTLAND AVENUE Corner NORTON STREET

Phone: COngress 6-9862

now itS Pepsi for those who think young GEORGE LEECH SKINNY 1 S RESTAURANT

FOR YOUR 1753 N. GOODMAN ST.

FUEL OIL NEEDS Open 24 Hours

CL 4-5150 CLAMS and DINNERS

" Serving North East Rochester

Since 1940" GEORGE J. SAVAGE

North East FUNERAL HOME

ROCHESTER TRIBUNE 1 080 NORTH STREET

BERNARD H. FLORACK

PAUL W. HARRIS HAFNER

HOME LAUNDRY INC. FUNERAL HOME

595 CLINTON AVE. N . 954 CLIFFORD AVENUE WEST1 S GREENHOUSES Compliments of Established 1853 ANTHONY D. CARR, D.C. Decorative Foliage Plants lor A. L. VANCE, D.C. Home, Industry and Showrooms 1040 PORTLAND AVENUE 1623 PORTLAND AVENUE co 6-5049 ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 14621

Congratulations to

ST. ANDREW'S PARISH

FAIR WEATHER On Its Golden Jubilee

ALUMINUM PRODUCT·S, INC. And To Its Beloved Pastor

RT. REV. MSGR. GEORGE W . ECKL 1463 HUDSON AVENUE AUGUST M. MAIER FUNERAL HOME Fl 2-8133 1119 JOSEPH AVENUE (Near Norton Street)

COMPLETE Compliments

REAL ESTATE SERVICE of C. JOHN CIARVELLA JERRY BURNS HOTS REALTOR

In the Heart of Hot Dog Row 153 DICKINSON STREET

Ll 4-1700 SEA BREEZE, NEW YORK TITUS AVENUE DUNGER 1 S MOWER SE·RVICE BARBER SHOP 801 TITUS AVE . co 6-2370

Albert Meisenzahl - HO 7-4001 WE SPECIALIZE IN Children's Hair Cuts \\We Service What We Sell"

BUY YOUR POWER EQUIPMENT Air Conditioned for Your Comfort WHERE YOUR SATISFACTION IS 891 PORTLAND AVENUE OUR GREATEST CONCERN

Compliments Compliments

of

of GOODIE SHOPPE PARISH PUBLICATIONS 533 PORTLAND AVENUE

NORTH S·ID1 E ESSO

Corner Ridge Rd . and Portland Ave. METAL ARTS CO.

Steam Cleaned Motors 742 PORTLAND AVENUE $4.75

LETS YOUR CAR RUN COOLER jSanba~ SJ3S!IJ 3 Ap'f

'"~' uMoa "P!•dn P" '"!Jd HEDGES RESTAURANT

955 JOSEPH AVENUE

co 6-9811

30N31\V ONVU~Od 6t7t7-Li'i' We Cater to

Parties and Banquets dOHS A!31~'1A S,A'I>I

NEW PARKING FACILITIES

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR

GOLDEN JUBILEE AND Compliments

BEST WISHES FOR

A GOLDEN FUTURE of a

GEORGE W. SCOTT

Representative FRIEND SCHOOL PICTURES, INC.

Coiffures By MILANO MARASCO BOWL

Hair Stylists Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge

John Milano Serving Italian Foods At All Hou rs Bowl at One of Rochester's Newest Miss Sandra Lee and Most Modern Lanes

Open Daily 9 A.M. - 6 P.M . BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE

Thursday and Friday Evenings Phone Fl 2-1850 Til 9 P.M. 2121 N. GOODMAN STREET

893 Portland Ave. Fl 2-6060 Rochester, New York DICK SCHLUETER Congratulations from

INSURANCE PALERMO & LINDSAY, Inc. 32 RANDOLPH STREET

HOpkins 7-3271 PLUMBING and HEATING

SCHLUETER & SPANTON 246 PORTLAND AVENUE Insurance Agency

HA 6-2505 Rochester, N. Y. 14605 3910 Dewey Ave.- NO 3-3960

GLASTRON BOATS With the Fabulous Deep " V" Hull TONY VENTURA'S CRUISERS- Boston Harbor MARINA BOATS Master Craft Trailers and Boat Hitches BARBER SHOP Canoes and Fiber Glass Boats from $69.00 Evinrude Boats and Motors 3 hp to 90 hp

Inboard-Outboard and Outboard Individual Custom Haircut SPORTSMAN'S VILLAGE

Women, Children Welcome See BOB MacDONALD or HENRY SPRAGUE 1258 Portland Ave. at Ridge Rd . E. co 6-2704

Compliments Best Wishes

of FALVO

NORLENE FUNERAL HOME INC.

BRIDAL SHOPPE 1395 NO. GOODMAN ST.

1298 NORTH STREET HO 7-2200

Mary Amendola Richard Falvo Arthur N. Falvo BROTHER RALPH, M.S.C. MICELI'S PORT DeLUXE RESTAURANT SACRED HEART 852 PORTLAND AVENUE RETREAT HOUSE BEER, WINE, LIQUOR

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Where Old Friends Meet To Eat and Be Merry

CONGRATULATIONS AND S·HEPPARD COMPOSITION BEST WISHES ON YOUR

Inc. GOLDEN JUBILEE

20 BALFOUR DRIVE KING SALES CO.

Rochester, N. Y. 14621 101 BERliN STREET

VAN'S SUPPLY BEST WISHES ROCHESTER'S LEADING PAINT AND HARDWARE CENTER F R 0 M Headquarters for Touraine and Sapolin Paints ST. ANDREW'S 80 University Ave. (cor. Gibbs St. ) ALTAR SOCIETY Phone 454-7653

FREE PARKING GENESEE JANITOR SWEETHEART AND BAKERY SHOP PAPER SUPPLY CO.

385-389 NORTH STREET 489 PORTLAND AVENUE

CONGRATULATIONS FROM PASSARO'S FOOD MARKET ST. ANDREW'S AUXILIARY No. 232 1407 CLIFFORD AVENUE

KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN Open 'Til 2 :00 A.M.

LENORA SOAP FERNWOOD PAINT CO.

MANUFACTURING CO., INC. & GARDEN SUPPLY

50 FERNWOOD AVENUE JOSEPH A. SALERNO

ROCHESTER PLUMBING ROCHESTER SANITARY SUPPLY CO., INC. PRODUCTS

281 MILL STREET 846 EXCHANGE STREET

TESCIONE'S PHARMACY WILL AND BAUMER N. A. TESCIONE, Ph . G. CANDLE CO., INC. Professional Pharmacist

509 Portland Ave. co 6-9583 SYRACUSE, NEW YORK ROCHESTER, NEW YORK

MT. CARMEL STUDIO OZZIE'S PIZZA

RELIGIOUS ARTICLES "THE PIZZA THAT IS"

241 ANDREWS STREET 1717 NORTH GOODMAN STREET

Rochester, New York 14604 co 6-7110 GILMARTIN LIQUOR STORE "THE RAMBLERS" MUSIC FOR YOUR PLEASURE 824 PORTLAND AVENUE FOR All OCCASIONS (Corner lux Street l NICHOLAS P. ROTOLO HO 7-1099 155 GRAFTON STREET HO 7-0762

G & G SUPERETTE BURNS-HANNA 1001 PORTLAND AVENUE FUNERAL HOME Open Every Day In The Year

1795 RIDGE ROAD EAST 10 A .M . to 10 P.M.

OTTO W. STAUB DOZIER'S FUNERAL SERVICE

1447 CLIFFORD AVENUE 1234 RIDGE ROAD EAST

Rochester, New York

J. DiPASQUALE ROCHESTER BAKERY UPHOLSTERING FINEST QUALITY BREAD PIES - CAKES - ROLLS Shop - 837 PORTLAND AVENUE 1252 NORTH GOODMAN STREET

Fl 2-2857 BUtler 8-1 302

Complimen ts of FRED'S BARBER SHOP EAST RIDGE PHARMACY, Inc. HYGIENIC BARBERING LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN' S 564 RIDGE ROAD EAST STYLISH HAIRCUTTING

MARTY SILBER, Pharmacist 1 257 NORTH STREET FRED TRIPI, Prop.

Chimney Repairs and Re-Building DONALD J. CALLIPARE Brick Work- Heating- Free Estimates Protect What You Have With Insurance

CHIMNEY SWEEP CORP. AUTO - FIRE - LIFE - LIABILITY

887 PORTLAND AVENUE ACCIDENT and HEALTH

Fl 2-2440 889 PORTLAND AVE. ll 4 -1039 Fl 2-6520 M . Duminuco GINETTE'S MODERN PHOTO STUDIO PASTRY SHOP 906 PORTLAND AVENUE Opposite Andrew's Church North Park Shopping Center Candid Wedding Natural Color Portraits 1380 NORTON STREET

THURSTON CLEANERS Compliments Coin Cleaning of a Professional Laundering

FRIEND Norton at North Street

Congratulations to Congratulations and

MSGR. ECKL and ST. ANDREW'S Best Wishes from On This Great Event MR. and MRS. NORBERT THIBAULT THE CAMPANARO FAMILY

Our Best Wishes and Good Luck CRESS HOT FISH

DAN and MIKE 877 Portland Avenue

NOTH PARK BARBER SHOP HOME MADE SALADS

1376 NORTON STREET Open Every Friday

Best Wishes and Good Luck CONGRATULATIONS Msgr. Eckl and St. Andrew's Parish ON YOUR DIERNA FUNERAL HOME

2309 CULVER ROAD GOLDEN JUBILEE • Congratulations ST. ANDREW'S NORTH PARK YOUTH SODALITY LIQUOR STORE HOME STYLE BAKED GOODS ROBFOGEL MILL-ANDREWS RIDGECREST BAKERY CORPORATION PAPER AND PACKAGING SINCE 1907 2010 Ridge Road East Owner CHARLES R. HORN 47 Scrantom St. - Rochester, N. Y. HOpkins 7-7625 LO 2-8900

KNIGHTS OF ST. LOUIS GIAMBRA FLORIST COMMANDERY No. 17 Phone Fl 2-6260 KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN 623 PORTLAND AVENUE

COMPLIMENTS OF THE

FESTIVAL CHAIRMEN FRANK A. SURACE, D. C. W. MITCHELL AND CHIROPRACTOR

F. BECKER 968 PORTLAND AVENUE

COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES

OF THE SERRIAN'S BARBER SHOP

KUNZER FAMILY 1411 NORTON STREET

NEW CROWN BEVERAGES COMPLIMENTS OF

DISTINCTIVE SOFT DRINKS PORTLAND BEAUTY SALON PREMIUM BEERS 1230 PORTLAND AVENUE

1060 NORTON STREET Fl 2-1275 MARY ARENA

A. J. MEYER & SONS, INC. RAN-COLA SHOES - Since 1889 FINEST ITALIAN SAUSAGE Rand & Randcraft for Men and Young Men FRIDAYS Trim Tred and Enna Jetticks for Women FRESH FISH TO GO Poll-Parrot for Children SCALLOPS, SHRIMP, HOME MADE SALADS

596 HUDSON AVENUE 819 PORTLAND AVE. Fl 2-3410