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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1968
Page
8
Dr J K McDivitt spoke at the First United Presbyterian Church Easter assembly sponsored by Tri-Hi-Y. The day noted a dress up debate by Student Council before school vacation from Good Friday to Easter Monday.
Multiple notices report the deaths of Nellie M. Walker 54 Leander L. Brobst 53 Hans B. Sombold 70 Warden G Cleveland 83 Gerald C DeWitt Jr 22 in Norwalk Bellevue Greenwich and surrounding towns. Each notice lists birthplaces ages dates and survivors with funeral home arrangements services and burial details.
Probate Court of Huron County schedules a hearing on March 27 1968 at 10 AM in Norwalk for the petition by Richard Nicholas Hergina and Janet Ardith Hergina to adopt five year old Richard Dale Compton and change his name to Richard Dale Hergina. father named James Willis Compton allegedly failed to support the child for over two years.
Long text outlines joint resolutions to amend Ohio Constitution sections on educational funds use and vacancy filling in the Senate and House. Specifies dates for votes, qualifications for appointments, temporary staffing rules, and procedural steps for certification and oath.
Ohio 1851 constitutional sections outline the state judiciary structure. It vests power in a supreme court and appellate courts, with seven supreme court judges and a process for acting and recusal. It details original and appellate jurisdiction, review limits, and duties to report decisions with reasons. It also describes creation and distribution of courts of appeals across districts and sessions in each county.
The text outlines appellate review limits and procedures, court structure across counties, and the supreme court’s general supervision. It details appointment powers, temporary judge assignments, probate division, and uniform rules for practice, with timelines for proposed rules and potential impact on local procedures.
A legal notice fragment discusses qualification for judges under an Ohio constitutional amendment. It describes election by voters for supreme court, courts of appeals, and common pleas, term lengths, compensation, age limits, retirement provisions, effective dates, and transitional rules for pending cases and existing laws. It mentions 1969 and 1970 dates and the governor’s or legislature’s roles in implementing changes.
Official certification from the Ohio Secretary of State attests that Amended Senate Joint Resolution No. 21 Amended Sub and Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No. 42 were filed to amend sections of the Ohio Constitution. The document is dated March 1968 and bears the Great Seal.
Quickies Erie announces resurfacing and seal coat services with contact at 499-7971. TF Robert W Arangos 29 of New Richmond posted 17 dollar bond after a traffic signal violation. Leeds Restaurant opens for breakfast at 54 E Main with 7:00 A.M. start. Church notices list Rt 250 North and 1212 as details. Country-Side promotes ideal building sites along Lais Road end of Whittlesey 1311.
Public notices list admissions at Fisher Titus Hospital including Wilbur Schibley Susan Jesberger Martha Fulton Duane Gross Keith Lynch Darius Gough Jr and others. Discharges include Lolita Justice Leland Clemmons Eloise Miller Agnes Allen Bernice Bick Cora Kennedy Rosemary Loveless Sandra Garner and more. Estate matters announce Mary K Schild appointed Administratrix of James Edward Schild estate and John I Buderer appointed Executor of Wilma Buderer estate with probate dates in 1968. Additional filing notice to relieve Mildred Obert estate from administration set for April 30 1968. dated March 28 1968.
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