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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1966
Page
4
A reader is guided through a cryptic crossword style grid with clues across and down, plus a daily cryptoquote puzzle using a substitution scheme. The sample includes short hints and a completed example quote from Longfellow for reference.
Dear Abby advises that inviting two sisters-in-law who dislike each other to a wedding is the host's decision and not a fault. A reader asks about mothers dressing young daughters in adult fashion and Abby cautions mothers to consider emotional maturity and appropriateness.
A family recounts how a father-in-law visiting for two weeks from another state would not mention their son with a serious problem. The writer feels deeply hurt as the subject was avoided and not discussed, while the husband offers that the grandfather is too sick to speak of it. The response suggests the grandfather may be sparing feelings and not to fault him.
A collection of light anecdotes features two Indians admiring a lighthouse, a fog moment, misdirected directions from a sergeant, a recruit quip about civilian life, a Mrs Jones joke, a flawed Ointment line about hardware fears, a farmer and talking chickens, a rooster remark on next‑door work, two girls in a park, a timing joke about four o clock, and a bar scene with a duck and a pig misinterpretation.
An editorial lauds private citizens solving social problems through cooperation. The AMA and Sears Roebuck Foundation helped Coeburn Virginia fund and build a 40 000 medical center attracting a doctor after local hospital closure. Since 1958 the program has served 367 000 people in 38 states.
A brief note asserts that a woman who wishes to please her husband should dress quickly, presenting a blunt take on attire and marital expectations.
Mrs. Bert Fannin of Hartland Center Road baked 21 loaves and 20 pans of sweet rolls for the annual Townsend Fire Belles fish fry and bake sale to support the volunteer department. The Garden Club of Norwalk earned a Reader's Digest beautification prize, funds to plant at the Firelands Museum. Beth Walls was born Sept. 2 in Blair Nebraska to Grant and Mrs. Walls, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Walls Sr. of Blair. First Methodist Church trustees created a memorial in honor of Claud V. Martin. Students and teachers from area schools attend biology Institute at Oberlin College. Charlotte Franklin of Collins enters Mary Manse College as a freshman. Molly Anne Price returns to Sullins College for sophomore year. Firelands Business and Professional Club hosts district day at Elks Country Club.
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