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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1927

Page

20

Cleveland suburBarry plan to link up suburbs proposed

Cleveland Ohio voters faced a scramble in a hectic ballot battle as three major possibilities shaped the future city government. Mayor John D. Marshall leads a field of contenders while discussions touched on annexations and suburban linkage plans.

Cleveland, O Cleveland John D. Marshall

Move for metropolitan government in Ohio grows

Articles discuss a push to initiate a metropolitan or borough plan of government for Cuyahoga County. Marshall proposes linking suburbs and city with a borough plan and intends a two year campaign to expand metropolitan government, including seeking a constitutional amendment. Davis supporters consider resubmitting a charter embodying amendment features. (Plus extensive local social notes)

Cuyahoga County Davis Marshall Ohio Ohio Assembly Hoorough

Eaton Community Notes and Local Events

Eaton news from Mrs Burton M Ross lists residents moving back to North Olmsted for winter. church board meeting and prayer gathering set for Wednesday at J F Mack home. rummage sale in Elyria raised over thirty five dollars. local attendance at Pomona Grange Amherst and Cleveland visits noted. obituary for Dr L L Jones of North Fairfield. various visits among Ross families and friends in Elyria Columbus and Cleveland.

Charles Frank Edith Brintnall Medina 5. C. Pierce Will Breuner Leon Cleveland Mary Fluid Virginia Margaret Hoss Elaine Cole Lake Avenue Ely Firs Stanley Negurik Frank Stevens Clyde Leadenham Hantist Missionary Circle of Columbia Elmeritt PF. Garretson Ellen Ross Villa W. C. Hill Edmund Monroe Elyria Elmer Hill Mary Till State Farm Goring Parent-Teachers Association Frank Otto Eleanor Mann Ruth Shirkey Ireta Wilson Reading Kathleen Brumense Henkel Pauline Eicher Marian Crowell Rachel Tite Belden John Hamill Lord's Day Alliance Grange N. J. Hoskin E. Durkee Elmer Fullmer Paul Lowe Eison Munn Paul Dunnell Harley Reisinger B. B. Durkee Mildred Reisinger Erma Alexander Ceres Hazel Martin Pomona Harry Dunlap Flora Nida Hoskins Elson Munn A. B. Martin Minnie Lowe Carl Wright Ed. Symons Samuel Davis Ladies Aid Society Thomas Dimaline North Olmsted Stanley Nezarek Bert Breyley Ralph Castle Columbia Will Hawke John Gus Jennie Will Mewnie Ed. Summers Amherst Will Summers Wade Park Avenue Ernest Spiete Tite Phoebe Lyon Burton Ross Pomona Grange Jennie Cole Tone Cole Ernest Teryell L. le Jones North Yairfield F. Garretson Adelaide Hoskin Walter Harwedel Philia Ridgeville Ella Ross Howard MacDonald Lagrange Frank MacDonald Thelma and Louise Telegraph Road Malcolm Tompkins Byron Tompins

Little Green Capsule Claims Rheumatic Pain Cure

An advertisement touts Allenrhu Number 2 little green capsules as a cure for rheumatic pain. It promises rapid relief within hours on day one and complete freedom from pain after several days, with a money back guarantee through Phillips Dene Co. and reputable druggists.

America Phillips Dene Co Adves Hsametr

Marriage and divorce rise in Ohio in 1926 figures

Columbus reports based on U S Department of Agriculture figures show Ohio recorded 54,652 marriages in 1926 and 52,317 divorces, marking increases of 4.9 percent for marriages and departures in divorce.

Ohio Columbus U. S. Department of Agriculture

Divorces rise in Ohio and nation in 1925 26

Divorces in 1926 totaled 13 976 up 2.2 percent from 13 666 in 1925 while marriages rose faster in Ohio. National figures show divorces up 3.1 percent and marriages up 1.2 percent. The Chronicle notes naval aviation uses a ship as floating barracks housing 1 780 enlisted men and 190 officers. Hospital ship Mercury listed in Pelogram Want Parent Pays.

Qhio United States Jbeen Naval Aviation Arm Erate Tryan Ao Mercury

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