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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1973
Page
6
A readable puzzle page featuring a large across and down crossword by Thomas Joseph with clues ranging from Veil netting to Ship's prow and Moonlit wordplay. The grid includes many intersecting entries and themed wordplay.
A UPI report cites supermarket and trade association figures claiming about 48 percent of shoppers have taken items without paying. Los Angeles is noted near the national high, with theft appearing widespread across regions.
A dense schedule lists films and shows across channels from 9:00 to 3:00 with titles such as Once You Kiss a Stranger and Tea and Sympathy plus daytime news and game shows. The column then cites trade figures: Los Angelenos steal most in supermarkets, thefts include carts, steaks, and beauty items, with average shoplift value about $3.92.
DEAR ABBY column discusses a sister in Naples with nine children who hid seven kids to impress a Jersey widower. The responder urges disclosure to avoid deception and warns the sister’s friend could be harmed by hidden facts. The second letter laments lack of gifts from merchants at Christmas.
Upset in Florida asks how to handle in laws staying three months as house guests. Abby notes conflicts over boundaries with wife's parents and potential impact on marriage. Also includes a reader's humorous letter on affection and requests for Abby booklet info and subscription details.
The Norwalk Institute opened in 1846 under Baptist auspices with 230 pupils. It fed Norwalk High in 1861, while private female seminaries sprang up, including the Grecian temple building at 114 West Main Street. Norwalk also hosted the state’s first Normal Class for teachers, a nine week epoch.
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