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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
11
Leslie Forgrave reports a flurry of family visits illness bills and travel notes in Spencer area society. Many residents visit Cleveland and Elyria for health care church events and social gatherings while others move or host guests including Nuptials births and funeral attendances.
A vintage style ad touts syrup pepsin as an easy way to boost digestion. It claims improved appetite and bowel regularity without dieting and notes Dr Caldwell used it since 1875. The copy emphasizes laxative herbs with pure pepsin for children and adults.
A detailed listing of Cleveland area radio programs across WTAM WTWEF WHK WIAY and other stations for Jan 31. The grid notes show time slots from 6:00 p.m. to past midnight with varied programs including music, dramas, advertorials, and performances featuring names like Hoover Sentinels Jessica Dragonette and Amos ’n’ Andy Day Orchestra.
Spencer January 31 announcement notes Spencer pupils who performed in Medina at the Institute on Saturday. Names include Miss Helen Boone, Mrs Dorothy Kelfer, Griffeth Reese, Brant.
Mr and Mrs M E Graham and daughter of Grafton are among those noted in a brief society item dated January 31 highlighting family activities and local social rounds.
Chillicothe O Jan 31 Health Commissioner Dr R Bower told county and city health boards that Ross county and Chillicothe enjoyed good health in the past year. Only a slight influenza scare appeared and typhoid fever caused no deaths in the city or county. He urged farmers to ensure water supply comparable to city standards.
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