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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1968
Page
4
Readable crossword puzzle list with across and down clues covering topics from biology to geography. Includes entries like Polish by Talker and Quaker state abbr, plus various wordplay hints and numbered positions for both across and down sections.
A brief note explains the substitution cipher method used for the daily cryptoquote. It shows an example mapping and reminds solvers that single letters and word shapes hint at letter values. The page presents the puzzle line and a warning about yesterday's quote about war and peace.
The listing outlines a Saturday night of films and TV blocks, including KHARTOUM with Charlton Heston and Laurence Olivier at 9:00, PSYCHE 50, HELL ON DEVIL'S ISLAND, STOP TRAIN 349, LET NO MAN WRITE MY EPITAPH, LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN, and late-night titles such as THAT WONDERFUL URGE and THE SNAKE PIT.
Long entry lists TV programming for Norwalk and surrounding region with a batch of local notices. Updates include Charles Hipp reelected to Ohio Municipal League board and several personal milestones such as births and education achievements of area residents.
Dear Abby column discusses a daughter in law earning $5 per pound lost with no time limit, now owed for past pounds as she slimmed down. The father in law’s incentive raised questions about fairness. The reply notes the contract stands and suggests the weight loss may have motivated her. A separate note about a boss with holes in his socks ends with a light remark.
A nip in the air and frost in the forecast frame a weekend of homecoming events for Monroeville and Edison high schools. Festivities will culminate with homecoming dances tonight at both campuses.
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