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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
4
Elyria High School principal C. P. Shively spoke to the entire student body over the new announcing system this morning. A series of announcements followed about the Lorain-Elyria football game, a junior class meeting, and the formal opening of the new Allen school Friday night. The big event was the first mass address in years.
The announcing system at Cleveland Heights High was used for the first time to reach the entire student body. It had been tested with officials but not broadcast school wide. It will also relay radio programs and school presentations to multiple rooms, replacing mimeographed notices.
A suit filed by Judge W Enchendorf M Gregor seeks damages for two years of alleged radio interruption by Interstate Power Company. The case asks for a permanent injunction to stop high voltage line operation through McGregor and will be heard at the December term of district court.
A medical column discusses tics or nervous tics in children, their causes, and how they differ from St. Vitus dance. It notes puberty onset, nervous strain, and wrong diet as factors, and cautions against patent medicines while urging professional evaluation. It includes anecdotes on behavior patterns and Freud's psychoanalytic views, with guidance for parents.
Local Penfield church joined the Congregational church, with Dr Trawn of Oberlin outlining Christian virtues such as courtesy and honesty. Community members attended a Friday night basketball game against Valley Circle, where the Penfield girls lost by twelve.
Ohio's champion four H Clothing club demonstration team from LaGrange Busy Bee, Rosalie Adams and Agnes Rouge, will demonstrate in Newark and Columbus Friday and Saturday as part of training for the north central states district competition in Chicago December 2. They travel Friday with county agent Wilma Bonar and perform for extension agents in Newark and at Ohio State University in Columbus, then return for intensive home training before leaving for Chicago December 1 for the national congress.
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