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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
4
In springtime reminiscences, Dr. Claud North Chrisman discusses the housefly as Public Health Enemy No 1. Health authorities warn that in the United States the fly transmits typhoid fever intestinal infections eye infections and dysentery causing illness and death among babies and adults alike.
Health officials urge immediate action against flies describing their filth origins and disease spread. They warn a single fly can contaminate food and baby bottles. their life cycle from decay to mouth and feet carries germs that cause illness.
A health article explains the life span of houseflies and related species, detailing their eggs maggot stages and adult years. It notes various flies including blue and green bottleflies and the tsetse fly that transmits sleeping sickness, urging the public to join the health department fight with the slogan No filth. no appetent disease.
Kipton presents College Days an operetta at Camden High School with a large cast led by Willian Dean Coles and Louis Cherry. The event includes a long list of student roles and a spring Honor Roll across grades from 1st to 12th, noting names such as Clayton Pippett Kathryn Buckley Mynne Davidson and Elva Jackson. Mrs Grace McBurnie and Ed Ashffe with Mrs Mattie Allpress attended a Medina funeral for an aunt.
Keaton Burl Martin joined a group visiting the Ford Dearborn factory on Monday. The Grange hosts a threen supper at Carlton Blaine’s Friday April 21. Ladies Aid plans a May luncheon on May eleventh with Circle Five helping. Sunday School plans fundraisers for choir robes and a May program at a PTA meeting. Regular Grange meeting set for Wednesday April 26.
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