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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1956

Page

3

One-Fifth of Poison Cases Traced To Milk or Pastries

Public health official Dr. N H Dyer notes that about 20 percent of U S food poisoning outbreaks arise from milk or cream filled pies and pastries. Staphlococcus bacteria contaminate foods during preparation, thrive at room temperatures, and can produce toxin when not refrigerated. Strict cleanliness, prompt preparation, refrigeration at 50 degrees Fahrenheit or below, and closed containers for storage and transport are urged to prevent contamination.

Point Pleasant United States N. H. Dyer News

Colonel To Speak at Wilkesville Meeting

A civil defense program sponsored by the Joseph Freeman Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held in Wilkesville Thursday at 8 pm Col. E. M. Starr director of planning and operations at Ft. Hayes Columbus will lead the program with Mrs. Gertrude Strausbaugh as unit civil defense chairman. The event is open to the public.

Wilkesville Joseph Freeman American Legion Auxiliary E. M. Starr Ft. Hayes Columbus Gertrude Strausbaugh Unit Seivil Defense

Chester News Briefs Reflect Local Visits and Club Meetings

The WSCS hosted Alfred WSCS while the Past Councilor Club met at the lodge hall with hostesses. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Calvert and the Hartung family visited relatives in Minnesota and South Dakota. Several Columbus visitors joined dinners and showers in area homes and a Reno Christian Church wedding was noted. The Chester Farm Boys met with 24 members present and coaching staff activities were reported.

Chester WSCS Alfred Wscs Lodge Fila Mannan Ella Osborn J Gift Melville Moore Parkersburg Clyde Calvert Roy Christy Marion Wood Freda Miller Minnesota South Dakota Eddie Hartung Henry Eichinger Groveport Roy Morris Columbus Richard Fick James Eiselstein Daughters of Floyd Ridenour Charles Woode Ray Hines Federated Church Pomeroy Dick Cleland D. M Gordon’ Ridenour Hartsell Doddrill Cincinnati

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