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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
5
Chicago battles a severe financial collapse with debts, halted services, and suspended salary payments. Snow, strikes, and failed revenues cripple operations as officials blame graft while seeking emergency measures to restore city functions and fund essential services.
Marsh Guenin has spent seventeen years in business in the area. He runs a cigar store at the corner of West Avenue and Brod Streets near the Jackson Hotel blow Gatenin. Previously he and his brother operated a dell ertessen and grocery at Seventh Street and Mid dle Avenue. Before that he ran a grocer shop on Whar Wes, now Midde Avenue, in a building later used by Fisher Brothers Co. Guenin, married with two daughters, resides at 224 Brenth Street.
Edward Newton of Philadelphia and KHOB Adam of Buffalo attended the public opening of Samuel Johnson's house in Great Britain. The residence, once owned by the dictionary's compiler, is now in the hands of governors including Sir James Barrie and Lord Charnwood.
The report notes England's new divorce laws opening access to petitions for women, aligning facilities with men. It cites the push for freedom from unfaithfulness cruelty or desertion amid concerns for wives health and well being under the code, while mentioning broader changes in societal attitudes.
A local owner possesses a volume titled Elements of Knowledge Historical Events by Noah Webster published in 1809 and later noted as Vol II. The cover hints at ownership by Wights of 142 Clark Street Elyria. The pages recount Webster’s early United States boundaries, population estimates, and social customs, including travel, schooling, and amusements of the era.
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