Canisius College - Azuwur Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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1 p .TEIJR fdlannsnus imjilusupbiral bunietp Judging from the comments heard from various sources concerning the Canisius Philosophical Society, We are led to believe that some explanation in reference to the eligibility to- membership in this Society and a statement of the object of the 'organization Will not be amiss, and hence, knowing that. the ffllest VVe Porgeti' will reach a great number of the old students, We grasp the chance of using it as a medium for clearing up any hazy ideas concerning the C. P. S. Which may be afloat .-,a I , - A movement to organize the -alumni was given impetus in the spring of 1906, when the Rev. Father Miller, S. J., the present Rector, invited 'a number of the B. A. men to adinner at which plans Were discussed and a temporary organization effected. A second meeting Was held on the occasion of the Philosophers' banquet in J une, 19065 the fnatter Was further discussed, but as the close of the school year was so near at hand the adoption of a constitu' tion was deferred to the first meeting of 1907. - H This meeting Was again held in conjunction with the Philosophers' banquet in November, and in' response to the invitations sent to all who have received a -degree from Canisius and' also to all who completed the six-year course at the time When Canisius Was not authorized to grant a degree, a large assembly gathered. A detailed report of this meeting Was ,published in the Christmas edition of the college journal. The question of eligibility to membership was 'then decided and a consti- tution Was drafted. 'lliiderstanding that the point on eligibility is not quite clear to some We shall state it. A11 those who have received the B. A. degree from Canisius are ipso facto members. Those, too, Who have completed the sophomore year at Canisius 77 9

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and lnavc- siilismpiciitlv taken llp a course of philcsophy at Eoinjuseiigiiary 01- . . ' u l 7 ' Ullll'l' i11st'it'111'1o11 are considered membeis of the ocie y. 111 Q, lose are cfliuililcf to lllCllllWl'5llll7a whO1 durillg the mme when 3 COHYSG of Phllosophy was not available at Caiiisius, completed the cou1'se then offered. This embraces the years 1872-15745. . . Refpl-1-ind to thc precise object of the Society, the first clause of constitu- tion contains thc aiiswer. lt states: The object of this Society shall be to pro- mote wood fellowship among the graduates of the College, and furthertlie inter- ests of higher Catholic education and to assist the College authorities in making lciiown to thc public and to the students of lowergrades the advantages which accrue from the completion of a college course, leading up to the degree of B. A. ' We hopc that these few points will serve to enlighten the curious on the subiect. D , , ,' , LTllOllQ'll Ollly in its infancy, all indications point to a flourishing organiza- tion, and it is hoped that at the last banquet of the present scholastic. year, June 24, 1907, we may see gathered around the festive board all who can possibly arrange to be present. , The following is the list of those who are eligible to rnernbership in the Canisius Philosophical Society. The addresses are as correct as the limited 1nea11s at our disposal could furnish. We trust this will provee a source of information to many of the Hold boys and be a means of bringing them into Communication. George XV. Buchheit Cchemistj ...... ............ 1 . . .21 Pearl Place, Buffalo John A. Curtin Cdruggistj .......... ............... 1 1 Harlow Place, Buifalo Frank V. Hoehn Cmedical studentj . . ................. 931 Main Street. Buffalo WVilliam Goekel, LL. B. ....... ...225 Blackman Street, Wilkesbarre, Pa. Hon. Alfred Amend Cjudgej .. ..... ' ..... 343 E. 86th Street, New York City Rev. James T. Hughes ..... ................. N ew Rochelle, N. Y. John A. Kerker ........... .......... .... 3 9 0 Oak Street, Buffalo Adelrick Benzinger ......... ............ N ew Brighton, Staten lsland Jos. Tiinmes Cbusiness-manj . . .465 Westminster Roa'd, Brooklyn. NT Y. Adolph J. Neuhausel ............... A ............ .......... 2 115 Franklin Avenue, Toledo,,Ol1io WVilliam Hill ....................................................... 229 West Avenue, Buffalo Rev. F. Odenback, S. J. CMeteorologica.l Observatory, Clevelandl . .St. Ignatius College, Cleveland, Ohio Theo. H. Venn Cmedical studentl ............................. .547 MilWaukee'Avenue, Chicago, Ill. John Senn ............................................... 416 Biddle Avenue, Vifilkensburg, Pa. Rev. Charles.Schoenemann ...... ............... 1 900 South Market Street, Canton, Ohio P. C..Goldsm1i-h ........... .... B roadway and St. Joseph Avenue, Sutton's Bay, Mich FYHHCIS F1'0nCZ3k, M. ...... ..... ................... 5 0 8 Fillmore Avenue, Buffalo Carl P- Bell CJ0u1'nal1st1 ..... .............................. . ..... G lenville, Ohio Andrew H. Hangarter, M. D.. . . ............. 20 Stagg Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. RSV- JOS- L- Stephan., .--.--- . . .St. Louis Rectory, 35 Edward Street, Buffalo Rev.. Henry J- Meyer .......... ............................ N ew York City Pfttlfnk J- Hurley, D. ........ ............. Y . ..36 Alabama Street, Buffalo Danlel Hurley tbuslness-maui ...36 Alabama Street Buffalo LHWTGUCB J- Highland, M- DH - - ' ............. Elk Street, Buffalo Thos. C-,Burke M. D. ...... 4 ........,...... .... oieveiind, ohio Simon O Neill. M. D. ....... , . . .242 Central Park West, New York City Rev. Dennis Reilly .... Rev. Nicholas Pfeil . . . Jacob H. Friol ...... Rev. S. L. Ganster .. Rev. Aloy. Pfeil ..... Rev. Charles Schaus .. James Schaus, LL. B... . Rev. VV. J. Schreck ..... Rev F X Scher r . . . e . . . . . . Rev. John A. VN7eismantel. . . Jos. E. Lewis, M. D.. . . . George Eckel, M. D.. . . . Rev. Michael Anstett Frank A. Kaicher, M.. ' ' ' ' . ....... Holy Name Church, Buffalo . . . .116 Dodge Street, Cleveland, Ohio . . . . .269 Jeierson Street, Buffalo . . .116 Dodge Street, Cleveland, Ohio .St. Francis Hospita.l, New York City . . . . . . . . . . . 157 East Street, -Buifalo . . . . . . . . . . . 157 East Street, Buffalo . . . . .2509 Bailey Avenue, Buffalo ..............Cheektowaga, N. Y. . . . . .St. Patrick's, Salamanca, N. Y. . . . .German Hospital, New York City . . . . . . . . .379 Hudson Street, Buffalo . . . . . . . St. Vincent's Church, Buffalo 178 Jefferson Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.