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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1977
Page
4
Puzzle page with mixed across and down crossword clues. Names like Judith Anderson and Samuel Goldwyn appear in the cryptic quotation. Yesterday’s quote reads Anyone who goes to a psychiatrist should have his head examined.
Dear Abby advises to avoid nagging as a tactic. The writer recounts a marriage where his wife quit smoking for years but resumed, and he expresses strong contempt and claims of a strained love life. The column suggests choosing to love or leave without nagging to reduce stress and smoking urges.
A 48 year old woman with no hair asks if she should tell her fiancé of two years about her alopecia history before marriage. The adviser urges honesty, saying true love endures baldness and notes many women marry bald men.
Television guide lists movies airing in the Norwalk area including Tall Story at 12 00 A M on Channel 50 with Jane Fonda and Anthony Perkins. Secret Of The Chateau at 1 30 A M on Channel 8. Night Slaves at 1 45 A M on Channel 5. Asylum For A Spy at 3 00 A M on Channel 8. El Greco at 3 15 A M on Channel 5. Local paper Norwalk Reflector details publication, offices, and subscription rates.
Old records reveal quirky given names tied to politics literature and places across Huron County. From George Washington Mears of Milan to DeWitt Clinton Norton and Desdemona Dimon to Artemas Ward Beecher Robbins, names reflect era, fame, and regional ties.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rice voices concern over full and double page cigarette ads in the Norwalk Reflector in a letter published Wednesday September 18. The writers urge others to protest the advertising to the newspaper management. Mr and Mrs James H Bersche of 18 Indian Terrace sign the message.
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