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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1971
Page
4
A list of crossword clues across the grid with numbered prompts and a cryptoquote puzzle. Includes hints for religious brother, voyaging, engine type, cooking directions, and more, plus a separate cryptoquote commentary showing substitution hints and a sample quote.
In this DEAR ABBY advice tale Nell, 63, moves in with a wealthy aunt after her husband’s death. The aunt’s daughter, 60 and widowed, clashes with Nell and asserts she will be the housekeeper, triggering tension and a potential rights dispute.
A TV schedule shows films and programs including The Deadly Dream at 8:30 with Lloyd Bridges and Janet Leigh, The Secret War of Harry Frigg at 9:00 with Paul Newman, and For Whom the Bell Tolls at 11:20 with Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman, along with multiple dramas comedies and news segments throughout the day.
A fragment from a newspaper page includes a Dear Abby style Q A about Nell needing help with Auntie and considering faking illness to leave. It also contains reader questions on seat belt etiquette with practical, humorous replies and an invitation to write for personal advice.
Norwalk mayor Harold Finch details unplanned getaways from a Virginia reunion detour to a Montreal ticket and an unannounced Maine visit. The piece also lists local births, honors, and milestones including Ohio State honor roll students and a golf ace at Catawba Island Club.
Terms outline weekly carrier rate of 55 cents in Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fork Greenwich New London Willard and nearby rural zones. Mail options charge 24 dollars annually in Huron and Erie Counties and other rural areas without carrier service, 31.50 dollars per year elsewhere in the United States. Mail subscriptions must be prepaid.
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