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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1973
Page
4
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH with clues across and down covering railway station garb mysterious news sources vaporize and more. Includes Daily Cryptoquote sample LONGFELLOW code and yesterday’s quote KAHLIL GIBRAN.
A TV guide fragment lists late night films from 11:25 p.m. including The Love God? and The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone with cast notes, plus later titles Gigi and The Boy Cried Murder. Evening programs feature News and various series such as The Partridge Family, All In The Family, Emergency, Mary Tyler Moore, Bob Newhart, Mission: Impossible, and national broadcasts.
A dense listing of daytime to prime time programs across multiple networks with movie titles game shows news and religious programs. Notable entries include The Swords of Ali Baba The Day They Robbed the Bank of England and War and Peace and later schedule notes for Rex Humbard Davey and Goliath and Hogan.
A dense listings page outlines daily broadcasts from morning to late night. Notable slots include morning Captain Kangaroo and Phil Donahue, afternoon soap operas Guiding Light Days of Our Lives and General Hospital, and prime time staples Jeopardy Match Game and Wheel style games.
Ralph W. Jones great great grandson of Samuel Preston founder of the Reflector in 1830 stopped at the newspaper office. The retired Cleveland lawyer, now living in Anna Maria Florida, attended a World War I Ohio Division reunion in Cleveland and visited Norwalk High School job sites. He plans to donate a 300 page genealogy booklet to the Reflector for the Firelands Museum Library. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gregory Sheridan of Columbus named Jill. Pat Renna of Huron County tops Erie County horseshoe crown at the Erie County Fairgrounds in a four hour double elimination event winning a large trophy. Mary Elizabeth Murdock of Wakeman named in Outstanding Young Women of America 1973 list via Buena Vista Virginia nomination. Michael Hay of 161 East Main Street attended the Summer Institute at St Meinrad Seminary.
A long reader letter column excerpt includes Abby’s humorous male counterpart to a prior Ten Commandments for Wives and several exchanges. It features a widower seeking companionship and practical help, and a high school graduate facing questions about a nontraditional family background.
A reader seeks guidance on forms asking for a father's name and etiquette for addressing inlaws. Abby advises blanking the field when inappropriate, and suggests asking the couple what to call them. The piece includes letters about family skeletons and gossip, plus a note on a humorous office sign.
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