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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1966
Page
4
Gallup 1965 audit shows adult churchgoing at 44 percent, down from 49 percent in 1955 and 1958. While not decisive proof of decline in faith, about 50 million Americans attend weekly out of 113 million adults, prompting concern among clergy about sustaining religious commitment.
A pithy quip notes that what children utter can reveal remarks parents later regret having spoken. The line plays on the humor and honesty of youth to reflect parental self awareness.
Crossword clues and partial solutions listed for a Nebraska area puzzle. Includes across and down entries like Proa City Bostow Renown Orb Soft drink and God of thunder with numerous missing letters and garbled terms.
Two youngsters test skates on a puddle at the county garage on Jefferson Street while ground conditions hinder a city rink. The North West Street rink remains the only one open with a possible southside addition discussed at the Park and Recreation Board meeting. Former Mayor Louis Frey honored by the Fraternal Order of Police with a watch at Interstate Dining Room on Tuesday night.
A collage of Dear Abby letters cover personal issues from marriage to pregnancy and legal worries. Local notes describe mayor Heinie Finch’s sworn-in scramble for papers, a ball at the National Guard Armory, vacation wins by the Betz couple, Delphos visits, Mark Bellamy’s Florida trip, and Clarence Roberts’s retirement from the Army Corps of Engineers.
A collage of humorous lines from a column with puns and light social jokes. It contrasts a traffic joke, punchlines about letters and lawyers, and playful quips about procrastination and driving mishaps. Notable bits include a hospital directions gag and a left turn misadventure.
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