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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1928
Page
2
A public health notice explains typhoid fever peaks in late summer and autumn in the United States. It warns that germs enter the body via contaminated food or water and via carriers, especially through raw or improperly stored foods, milk, and dairy products.
A historical health article stresses typhoid immune protection, vaccination schedules, and sanitation. It explains how toxins from germs affect health, the role of pasteurization, and how carriers can unknowingly spread disease. It urges timely typhoid vaccination before vacations and travel.
The Wakeman column reports the Cristel Beach reunion attended by Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Kenyon and the Neidings, with Miss Carrie Neiding and Cerl Neiding present. Mervyn Kenyon visited Elyria, Claude Peabody returned to Wakeman after two years away, and a birthday party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
A Paris social event honors Claude Peabody and family with a 6 o'clock dinner and gifts. Attendees include Amherst and Cleveland residents, Miami visitors, and locals from Oak Park, all sharing memories after a long absence. The article notes a military review and a Marne River reference, with a focus on family ties and social customs.
The obituary note lists Mr and Mrs Claude Peabody and children Mrs Lenora Brown and nephew Jack Mr and Mrs H D Peabody and granddaughter Grece and Mr and Mrs Ear Peabody Rose and hostesses A pleasant gathering left with best wishes Mr Peabody to resume duties in two weeks Mrs Max Peabody and two sons visit Mr and Mrs Roy Stisses Ruth Stryker and Ruth McEwen spent time in Cleveland Roy F Kenyon visited Norwalk Little Elmer Peabody injured his forefinger A rattlesnake four and a half feet long with 13 rattles was killed in Brownsville Texas by We Holing white hurting squirrels
In Miami Florida the American Legion lists its oldest member W Boucher aged 84 and youngest George E MacKenzie aged 23 both featured at the post here Beasley has displayed a 1948 Ford sold by Fred A Ley of Athens now in his window display at his garage Also note the first Pond automobile sale in Athens tied to Beasley display with the car shown in the window.
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