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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1974
Page
6
Crossword puzzle hints and a cryptogram from the Norwalk Reflector dated July 24 1974. Includes puzzle clues from 37 to 43 and a daily cryptoquote with a solution note and yesterday's quotation by Marcel Proust.
A newspaper notice lists subscription prices by carrier or mail across several Ohio counties. It also presents Abigail Van Buren advice columns with reader questions about housework roles, marital tension, and a distressed spouse's behavior.
A reader asks about changing social title after widowhood and whether “Mrs William Smith” remains correct. Abby notes social use remains same unless legal name changes, and advises consulting a lawyer for legal documents. Letter includes promotional interjections and a request for Abby’s booklet.
A dense schedule outlines cinematic features and network programs for the evening. Bette Davis stars in Scream Pretty Peggy while Western The Great Northfield Minnesota Decoy airs, followed by The Corrupt Ones and The Sleeping Car Murder among ongoing news and game shows across channels 3,5,8,11,13.
Norwalk Kiwanis Club launches Senior Citizens of the Month Project inviting two seniors to weekly Thursday meetings at the Eagles Club to highlight aging programs and services. Last week guests were Mrs Ruth Ayres and Mrs Louis Powles, with future events and nutrition talks noted at Norwalk Senior Center and Huron County Admin Building.
Civil Aeronautics Chairman Robert D. Timm and his wife vacationed in Bermuda at United Aircraft’s expense. Four major airlines joined them in the trip, arranged by Clark MacGregor. Timm says no cases were discussed and he did not influence rulings. critics cite potential conflicts.
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