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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1975
Page
4
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Col Ronald Strack and family from Montgomery Ala arrive to spend the holidays in Norwalk. Lt Dennis Hackathorn and family visit his mother Ruth Hackathorn, his first home Christmas in seven years. Don Helton and family visit from Copperas Cove Tex while he serves at Fort Hood. Don Zureich and family visit Norwalk relatives. both Zureichs are Norwalk High graduates. Laura Beth Albright born last Saturday in Columbus. Jeffrey Chauvin lines up with Miami University Marching Band for Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. Ohio State University autumn quarter degrees awarded to area residents Liane Vosatka Malinda Dalton John Langhurst Theodore Vattorella. Dean's List includes thirteen area residents with multiple all As. Bud Brady refurbishes depot and adds caboose display. City Hall Christmas tree removed after a week. officials joke about last year's model.
Dear Abby columns reveal a concerned neighbor calling for help after a middle aged woman in an apartment building is seen naked in hallways. The responses urge reporting to Mental Health services and kindness, plus advice on child dating, manners, and alcoholism in a later note.
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