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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1967
Page
6
The Rev. William L. Brown leaves Norwalk after four years to pastor in North Canton. He served on the Mayor's Human Relations Committee, with Kiwanis, and in the Norwalk Ministerial Association. Community members, especially his church, regret his short stay.
Citizens are urged to exercise caution around boats and water this summer. Non swimmers without life vests risk drownings and avoidable accidents, especially in crowded boats and around surf. The message emphasizes prudence to save lives this vacation season and notes the cost of living index despite concerns.
The page shows a cryptic crossword with across clues from 1 to 45 and down clues. It notes a letter substitution system where one letter stands for another, and provides a quoted cryptoquote about a grouch and annoyances attributed to King Hubbard.
Jim Bishop profiles Maggy a tenacious Irish Catholic woman 55 at Frank's death who lived with him 20 years. She loved sports radio and gossip respected family matriarch who ruled with humor grit and strong opinions. Her life intersected with Burt Reuters and Dodger broadcasts as she sided with sensational divorce cases.
Dear Abby advice column excerpt describing a financially unequal couple. A college graduate with $20 000 yearly income dates a lower earner at $5 000. She insists on expensive venues. he pays, supports an elderly mother and a child, and fears losing her if he requests cheaper outings. Abby counsels to set limits or end the relationship.
A reflective reminiscence traces Maggy's life through wartime attitudes and family ties. Descriptions span her reputation, stubborn superstitions, and the bonds with her daughter and grandchildren. The narrator recalls nights by a fire, a cocky blitzkrieg quip, and Maggy's affection for Frank.
Washington reports on Bernice Gera, a New York housewife pursuing umpire training, plus a humorous Shakespearean interview gag about a female umpire in major league baseball and the imagined challenges and wit involved.
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