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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1974
Page
4
A Alaska man who flunked Washington State University's "Problems In Marriage" course 33 years ago requests the registrar credit for 31 years of marriage to the same woman. He has argued his long marriage could warrant a higher mark or even a consulting role on the course.
Crossword clues and grid from THOMAS JOSEPH include across and down entries with answers and a cryptoquote. Yesterday's Cryptoquote reads HE DOES NOT SEEM TO ME TO BE A FREE MAN WHO DOES NOT SOMETIMES DO NOTHING CICERO.
A reader uses Abby to question if Diogenes would be a male chauvinist pig and to argue for or against the idea. The column notes various letters about manners love and aging and includes humorous verses and requests for addresses.
Norwalk Reflector page lists Friday television schedule with movies and shows on channels 3 5 8 11 13 plus a 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 prime block and late News. Includes titles such as Silly Running The Sweet Ride King Rat A Swingin Summer The Invisible Woman Project Moonbase Sanford and Son Brady Bunch and more. Local publication details include address Norwalk Ohio 44857 and subscription rates.
A Saturday column features a letter criticizing elderly negativity and contrasting it with memories of a loving mother. The writer urges appreciation of aging relatives and ends with Abby’s reassurance and a reader submission process.
Henry Timman recounts the rise and fall of the Greenline and the Sandusky Norwalk and Mansfield Electric Railway in northern Ohio. The piece traces lines from Norwalk to Plymouth and Mansfield, service patterns, freight and mail roles, receivership in 1917, and the final end in 1938 plus remaining relics along old rights of way.
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