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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1924
Page
6
H Durkee of Grafton fractured her wrist after a fall while visiting. Clay slipped on church steps causing a shoulder injury. Both were taken to Me Hospital for treatment. Rt. Rev. Theodore N Nor, celebrating his episcopal jubilee, led services today.
The biography describes Bishop Morrison a native of Ottawa Illinois born in 1850. He earned an A B from Illinois College Jacksonville in 1870 and a General Theological Seminary degree in 1873. Ordained deacon in 1873 and priest in 1876, he served at Church of the Epiphany Chicago for about twenty five years before being elected head of the Iowa diocese in 1898 and consecrated February 2, 1899.
An advertisement touts Bet Mustarine as a quick remedy for sore joints sore throat backache neuralgia rheumatism and gout. It claims rapid soothing effects with a thirty cent box and asserts relief in minutes for various aches and inflammations.
Russell G Colt denies engagement to Jessis Reed, the high paid chorus girl, with Reed's manager revealing the rumor in Chicago as Colt is in New York. Colt cites divorce from Ethel Barrymore for non support and cruelty as the actress defends maintaining the home and children.
A professor of art, famed for absent mindedness, flags a cab. He notes the horse is poor and orders the driver to rub it out and redraw. A traveler recalls a South African line where a train rattled at seven miles per hour and passengers tumbled as the car lurched off track.
Walter Hagen, champion of the 1922 British Open, is slated to return this year to challenge for the title. Hagen, a prominent figure in golf, aims to add another victory to his storied career.
Mr and Mrs A Draper hosted his brother Mr Draper and family and Mr Clarence Draper of Oberlin at Bakers Crossing on Sunday Clarence stayed for the night leaving Monday with plans to return.
Monday night Tom English was visiting home in Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Chapman of Huntington spent Friday with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Simonson. Arthur Handley transported twenty eight school children Thursday evening for a sled ride to Roy Howitt's home. An enjoyable evening with ice cream and cake followed Maurice Smith while working Harry E. Sutton.
A Minerva Ohio reader, Harry E. Sutton, reports back pain relief after using Dr. Pierce's Anuric anti uric acid tablets. The letter cites rheumatism and claims others benefited, urging readers to mail for a trial and medical advice.
Saturday events report Miss Bertha Storm of Spencer visiting Huntington teacher Bertha Storm and Josephine Parker with Miss Gladys Hewitt. Meraldine Horton stayed with Elizabeth Rushoer for Hewett party. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Handley hosted a radio evening. Mrs. Luke Chapman and family shared a pleasant evening. Friends note Mrs. Will Murray’s steady improvement.
An old newspaper ad touts Joint Base as a quick penetrating remedy for swollen creaky joints whether from rheumatism or other causes. It claims swift skin absorption, provides relief for knee elbow shoulder ankle neck or finger ailments, and notes availability at Phillip's Drug Store and The Muir Co. for about 60 cents a tube.
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