Reflector graded D for Western Reserve coverage
A reader issues a critical review of the Reflector newspaper’s sports coverage of Western Reserve for the past season. The critique cites misprinted player names, small writeups, absence at the New London game, unequal photo treatment, and stronger rival coverage, while praising 7 player photos in 21 games and honoring coaches Robson and Speer with an A plus for their championship teams.
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Western Reserve
New London
Lorain Journal
Robson
Speer
Norwalk High Theatre Guild Demands Restored Classes
Norwalk High School theatre arts and speech classes face cancellation by James Rubright, Norwalk Schools superintendent, due to low enrollment. NHS Theatre Guild protests, arguing they outrank many clubs and deserve equal emphasis to academics over athletics.
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Theatre Guild
Norwalk High School
James Rubright
Norwalk
Theatre Arts
Norwalk High
Rubright
NHS Theatre Guild
Monkey Business In the Carport
A satirical column accuses President Carter of giving away the Panama Canal, citing protestant church rolls and the National Council of Churches. The piece lampoons church support and links it to political decisions, ending with a cryptic puzzle and a quoted cryptoquote about income and value.
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America
National Council of Churches
Carter
General Board
Associated Press
New York
Council of Churches
U.S
Abby
Norman
Dear Abby column lessons on marriage and life stories
A collection of readers write in with relationship fears jealousy and social judgments. Abby dispenses lighthearted guidance on flirtations aging friendships parenting and single parent support groups noting humor and self awareness over melodrama.
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Abby
Just Like Old Times William Allen White Portrait
The article traces the White family lineage from Clinton and Fitchville in Ohio to Norwalk and New London, detailing Union White’s store, John and Fear Perry White’s migration, and Allen White’s rise as a physician, Kansas politician, and Sage of Emporia. It notes William Allen White’s son William, his editor‑publisher role, WWI service, Paris Peace Conference writings, League of Nations advocacy, and enduring legacy in Kansas.
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White
Huron County
New London
Fitchville
Clinton
Union White
Buckingham and Sturges
Norwalk
John White
Fear Perry
Massachusetts
Oneida County
New York
Utica
Ohio
Bronson Township
Elks Country Club
Norwalk Township
Shady Lane
John
Fear Perry White
Mt. Vernon
Masonic Lodge
Episcopal Cemetery
West Main Street
Allen White
Kansas
Mary Hatten
William Allen White
Emporia
Paris
France
League of Nations
Mr. White
Fire Lands
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