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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1966
Page
4
A column praises marching bands for executing complex drill charts under all weather while performing live music. It notes their dedication, hard work, and pride, suggesting the same drive fuels other pursuits and hints at a message behind the enigmatic instructions.
Toledo resident John Hennig brought Sheriff John Borgia a photo from April 2 1888 showing county officials on the jail steps. Built a year earlier at 30000 dollars the jail carries sheriff D C King’s name on a left pillar though weather eroded it.
Judith Kluding graduates from San dusky School of Practical Nursing. Andrew Walzer attends Edison Junior College in Fort Myers Florida. Gene Kesling starts at Florida Southern. Jack Gelvin among 44 Ohio freshmen at American University. Janet Ellett begins at Geneva College. Judge Martin house on West Main renovated by Paul and wife. Berlin Heights hosts weekend celebration marking sesquicentennial.
A daily puzzle and cryptogram feature with a playful quip about beauty and annoyance. The crossword hints cover common words from pack full to geometry, while the cryptoquote challenges deciphering a Longfellow quotation and contrasts yesterday's quip about wisdom with company.
Dear Abby columns cover weight loss woes and emotional strain from family issues. Readers seek help on dieting failed efforts, marital expectations, and childrearing pressures, with Abby urging medical guidance and perspective.
A batch of light anecdotes from a church reception. A pastor greets a former pastor and jokes about his wife. A highway inspector jokes about a crow bite on the Seattle Freeway. A man jokes about being a self made man and a wife’s influence. A farmer and grandson share humor about widening earth. Two fishermen trade quips about their latest catch and a boy chides a friend in friendly banter.
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