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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1968
Page
4
A tribute to Mrs. Delbert Crawford and her husband highlighting neighborly help and friendship since moving to Norwalk ten years ago. The piece recalls shared cards picnics trips and the cheerful influence they had on the community and neighbors.
A dense OCR page features word trivia clues, cryptogram instructions, and an extensive Saturday and Sunday television schedule with movies, games, and talk shows across many channels. It includes a cryptoquote sample, yesterday’s quote, and numerous program listings with times and actors.
In this column Abigail Van Buren offers advice to three readers. A husband questions his wife's long Sunday church visits and socialities, a woman defends her engagement ring choice, and a man struggles with a girlfriend who has four children. Abby counsels practical approaches and honest expectations.
Three Norwalk students received degrees in winter ceremonies. Carol Culp earned a BS in education at Ohio State University, Charlotte Woodward earned a BS in home economics, and Diane Lee graduated from Kent State University College of Education. Bruce Alleshouse joined Case Institute of Technology as a freshman and Brenda Turnley was named activities chair at Ashland College. Dana Call, Huron County Clerk of Courts, returns from vacation Monday to resume duties.
Norwalk hosts multiple St Patrick's Day celebrations including St Marys Alumni dance at the National Guard Armory and an Eagles Club party with dancing. A Leprechaun Ball is listed at Wakeman St Marys parish hall, while a St Patty's potluck and square dance is planned by Jaycee Women at the Recreation Center. A sale and razing of 14 W Main St is rumored to clear space for a new downtown store. Notable birthdays are reported from Norwalk High. A historical building, Mansion House ancestry, is noted. Amy Lynn Pinkerton birth announced. EHOVE supporters wear symbolic tie bars. A Norwalk billboard photo by Ed Rubinow accompanies the item.
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