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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1973
Page
6
The message thanks St. Paul Flyer supporters especially parents for their strong help during the 1973 football season. It jokes about toilet paper decorations while expressing gratitude for enthusiasm and good spirits from the fan base.
A reader from Fort Bragg criticizes a St. Paul football team letter and lauds broader coverage by The Reflector. He urges the Flyers to keep winning to justify their prominence and balance competition coverage.
Cryptogram style puzzle list with clues and a long line of mixed terms and names. It includes references to Thomas Joseph, Italian actors Tognazzi, and various wordplay prompts, ending with a Daily Cryptoquote and a sample quote. The page is a puzzle feature from Norwalk Reflector.
Abigail Van Buren addresses a reader about whether a father should let his eight year old son win occasionally. The page then lists a long TV and film schedule including titles such as To Sir With Love and Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed, with broadcast times and channel notes.
A letter asks if a father should play to win with his son in games like Monopoly and chess. The mother argues winning builds unfairness, while the father states tradition. The columnist advises teaching grace in defeat and sportsmanship.
Henry Timman chronicles Norwalk's early education beginning in 1816 with home schools taught by mothers and the first log school near Ohio 61. He notes teachers like Charles Hale and Ann Boalt, student names, early storefront schools, and the transition to village schools, culminating in the three historic institutions that preceded Norwalk High School.
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