Mrs Lulu T Glen speaks at M E church in Amherst
Mrs Lulu T Glen of Toledo and her son addressed a Sunday evening crowd at the M E church in Amherst. In Wellington, public schools at Erhart were closed due to a scarlet fever outbreak.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
4
Mrs Lulu T Glen of Toledo and her son addressed a Sunday evening crowd at the M E church in Amherst. In Wellington, public schools at Erhart were closed due to a scarlet fever outbreak.
The copy describes twenty tablets per box named cal ONE DOES I T EVERY TIME. Each tablet looks identical yet contains a different ingredient and a full, correct laxative dose, distinct from the other nineteen tablets.
Judge Roy Williams of Fremont will hear arguments for a new trial Saturday April 24 in the Charles Rehfeld murder case. Rehfeld, a Huron county farm hand, was found guilty of first degree murder for the shooting of Dr Horace A Benson. In Ubrichsville a fire started from papers burning in a grate destroyed the Wesley Abdrena country home, causing about $12 000 in losses. In Geneva the Commercial Oil and Gas Co of Ashtabula completed a gas well on the Hand farm one mile north of Madison village Lake county. Gas struck at 2800 feet in the Clinton sand pool.
Ohio Northern University undertakes Ada Work to erect a $15,000 hothouse for the science department. Prof. E. Huber leads the course as activities proceed in Geneva and related efforts to improve the institution.
Lorain veterans of the military order of the Serpent plan a Broadway parade Saturday night starting at 7 30 from G A R hall. Col W E Gillmore U S Army will address the camp and participate as announced today.
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