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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
4
March 14 brief notes several influenza cases in rural districts crossing into town areas. Medical observers say the illness is more prevalent in the country than in towns and are tracking a rising pattern. In Logan 59 school children are reported ill with apparent influenza symptoms, a higher percentage than usual.
Speakers from across Ohio and 15 outside universities will gather at Ohio State University April 4 and 5 for a statewide conference. Some 129 speakers have registered with 26 sectional meetings and daily general sessions planned in Columbus.
Avon residents report Mr and Mrs Leonard Warden of Lakewood spent last Thursday at Mrs Susan Jameson’s home. Mrs Howard Firtier returned home last week after spending several days away.
Arthur Smith of Peach Fork, fearing a daughter's death, demanded a coffin and burial gear sent to his home. An Ohio River shipping note and an unpaid Steubenville undertaker uncovered a repurposed coffin from two years earlier, prompting an investigation and Smith’s flight to the hills.
Several days with relatives in Loveland are noted as Mrs Linden of Kansas spends time with friends and relatives here.
Mr and Mrs Lavern Walker of Akron stayed with Charles and Urban Webber of Avon Lake and returned home Sunday after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Mehling. Miss Gladys Hubbard visited Cleveland’s Earl Pickering home Saturday and Sunday. Frank Knipper of Lorain visited his parents Sunday. The Masonic circle held an all day meeting Tuesday at Mrs Chas Walker. Ira Goughs entertain his mother in Columbiana. Rev Mavis class to meet at William Barr Jr home Friday March 21. Darr suffered a game accident falling from a telegraph pole Monday while working.
The Most Rev George W Mundelein archbishop of Chicago has sailed for Rome to receive the red hat of cardinal He was born in New York City and served as auxiliary bishop of Brooklyn under the late Bishop Donnell before his promotion to Chicago His career spans priest bishop and archbishop roles with Chicago as his latest posting.
A Chicago church leader under fifty is set to become the youngest cardinal in the Sacred College upon taking his seat. His promotion is welcomed in church circles, with strong favor from the Vatican and high regard for his Chicago work, including arranging the International event there.
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