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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1977
Page
4
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Abigail Van Buren advises a divorced woman in her mid fifties who has been dating another divorced man for three years. She questions marriage solely to please peers and notes they value independence and enjoy shared activities. The letter ends as she seeks guidance amid peer pressure from friends about marrying.
Prime time TV outline lists World Series Game 3 live from the NL champion city with possible delay. Also includes Chico and the Man. Rockford Files. Logan's Run. Island of Love movie. Switch. Tonight show. The Heroes of Telemark. World Series Game 4 schedule. The Lost Command. Kiss Tomorrow Good Bye. NCAA football note contingent on World Series timing.
Dear Abby advises to marry for personal happiness not social pressure. The Norwalk Reflector requests readers to butt out of a friend’s post loss housing choice, noting the mother should move on. The paper lists circulation and subscription details for Norwalk, Ohio.
The article recalls early frontier farming in Huron County where Barbers in Townsend and others turned pigs loose to forage in the woods. It details a 1827 hunt in Norwich that left Henry Dascom wounded by a fierce wild boar, and recounts the wild hogs’ origins tied to Greenfield and War of 1812 migrants. It notes Rev. Joseph Edwards of Ripley and the Edwards family's long presence in the area.
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