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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1971
Page
5
A letter from Dr Joyce Brothers counsels parents of a 19 year old son who chose to take time off rather than return to college. Experts note college dropouts are common and not always signs of maladjustment. A compromise leave of absence may ease return to study.
Elyria Branch of the American Association of University Women celebrated 30 years with an anniversary luncheon at Higbee's Midway Mall. The group, organized in 1930 as an Oberlin AAUW branch, cited long-time members, shared achievements, and ongoing civic work including kindergarten advocacy, noise pollution study, and licensing day care centers.
Three families recently moved to Elyria from Japan Arizona and Cleveland Scouts. The Urushibata family from Tokyo reside at 249 Gates Ave with Akira five and Osamu two ages. Mr. Urushibata studies English at Lorain County Community College and led a Roy in Japan. The Smiths Linda and David moved from Scottsdale Arizona to 29 Edgewood Dr Brentwood with Maggie seven Tracey three Brandon two and Tyler six months in Elyria. David works in administrative duties at Majestic Molding and both former Elyrians returned. Billy Rogers and family from Cleveland reside at 824 Baldwin Ave with nine children including David at Elyria High School and several younger siblings. Mr. Rogers works for American Greetings in Cleveland and the family attends local church activities.
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