Obituaries in Norwalk reflectors list Adesi and Holmes
Joseph Adesi 86 of 13 St Marys St died Monday night at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a three month stay. He was born in Italy Sept 3 1880 and worked 33 years at Kellys Island quarry before retiring in 1946. Survived by wife Louise son Joseph Jr and daughters Rose Brutsche and Mary Ely plus 10 grandchildren. Also Rose Mathews memorial services set for 7 tonight. Oliver W Holmes 79 of Nova died in Collins Nursing Home after three months as a patient. Survived by wife Cora son Donald and several siblings and grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Nova EUB Church with burial in Nova Cemetery. The Norwalk Eagles auxiliary holds services for Mathews. Advertising note for Want Ads rental vacancies.
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Joseph Adesi
St. Mary’s St
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Mr. Adesi
Italy
United States
Kelly’s Island
Norwalk
Marblehead
Joseph, Jr
Toledo
Edward
Rose) Brutsche
Dorl
Mary) Ely
Adesi
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Heaston-Hile
Oliver W. Holmes
South Church Street
Nova
Collins Nursing Home
Hayesville
Steuben
Ashland County
Evangelical United Bretheran Church of
Cora
Donald
Local notices and court updates from Norwalk area
A mixed batch of briefs reports a assault and battery case against Jack Brogan in Mayor's Court, travel film event in Norwalk, a Pizza Shack opening, and local crime and public notices. Also noted: Dirksen hospitalized at Walter Reed for a cold and possible flu and several community meetings and events in Huron County.
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Jack Brogan
Whittlesey Ave
Mayor’s Court
Delores Brogan
Norwood
Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen, III
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Ohio Bond Commission Proposed in Amended Resolution
Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No 22 proposes to amend Article VIII of the Ohio Constitution to create the Ohio Bond Commission. It details election timing, duties, voting procedures, and the commission’s structure with five members appointed by the governor for nine years, plus powers to acquire or develop state lands and facilities for various public uses.
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Ohio
Ohio Bond Commission
Senate
Supreme Court of of Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
General Assembly
Ohio commission powers and bonds for public works expansion
The commission may fund water, sewer, housing, airports, libraries, hospitals, and urban development projects with grants or loans. It can borrow and issue bonds with state backing, secured by excises and license taxes, subject to annual and total limits tied to the state’s general revenue.
State agency bonds rules and bond retirement fund provisions
The commission must obtain General Assembly approval for bond issuances and certifications and set excises taxes and fees to repay bonds. A separate bond retirement fund is created in the state treasury to pay principal and interest, with funds sourced from levies and any excess allowed to be transferred for future payments. The commission may operate and dispose of property, set rates, and hold title in the state's name under Assembly oversight.
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Commission
General Assembly
Assembly
Ohio plans to issue revenue bonds for state projects
The Ohio Bond Commission may issue and sell revenue bonds including mortgage revenue bonds to finance construction and acquisition, with the states credit not pledged for principal or interest. Bonds will be tax exempt, contracts required for work, annual reports to governor and General Assembly, and records open to public inspection. The amendment allows additional powers without removing existing state authorities.
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Commission
General Assembly
General Revenue Fund
General Revenue
Ohio
Ohio Bond Commission
Proposing Ohio Article VIII Amendment for State Development
Long constitutional proposal to establish the Ohio Road Commission with power to contract debts and develop lands and facilities across the state. It covers highways, education, health facilities, parks, water and air projects, urban redevelopment, public works, and related institutions.
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State of
Ohio
Ohio Road Commission
State housing and revenue bond plan outlines commissions powers
The proposal grants the commission authority to expend funds for housing and related programs with federal loans and grants, create a real estate tax relief fund, borrow for designated functions, and issue highway and revenue bonds. It sets caps tied to state general revenue and requires tax pledges to cover debt, with exemptions for highway user taxes and audits.
Ohio Special Election May 1967 Constitutional Amendment
The passage notes that if the majority of electors voting at the special election on the first caseey after the first Monday in May 1967 approve the proposed amendment it will become part of Ohio’s Constitution.
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State of
Ohio
Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No. 22 Proposal
Official Ohio certification dated March 2 1967 confirms Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No 22 as a proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution. The secretary of state Ted W Brown signs and seals the document in Columbus with publication dates March 28 April 4 11 18 and 25 1967.
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Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Columbus
Ohi
Senate
of O
Phantom jet crashes near Grebenhain kill two pilots
A U S Air Force F4C Phantom crashed in a field near Grebenhain Germany during a routine flight from Bitburg Air Base. The pilot and copilot were killed, names withheld pending next of kin notification. Cause undetermined at report time.
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Grebenhain
Germany
Hospitals Admit and Discharge List From Norwalk Area
Norwalk area hospitals report admissions including Lucy Meyer Monroeville Nellie DeSanto Wakeman Sharon Smith Willard ae Scheid Monroeville Ruth Nestor 19 E Chestnut Eileen Stoddard 85 Newton Corrinne Schneider 293 W Main Clifford Trautman 191 Whittlesey Fred Baum R D 2 Louis Klading R D 3 and Josephine Summerlin 221/2 Summit Lisle Sinclair R D 1. Discharges include Karen Chapin Collins Raymond Sabin Wakeman Ricky Mullins New London James Schild Monroeville Regina Jameson Milli cent Osborn Norwalk Sylvia Smith Wakeman Kimberly Shepherd New London Clarence Derby Greenwich Janice McGlothen Clyde Ohio Thomas Tester Wakeman Lydia Fichtel Cleveland Georgie Ward Berlin Heights Christopher Magnin Milan Milo Williams Monroville Mary Brook er Norwalk Sweet ie Jefferson Norwalk Lydia Wyatt Nor walk Marilyn Hill man Norwalk Sadie O'Hara Norwalk Rebecca Taylor Nor Sandusky Memorial admissions Jeryl Farley 35 N Ridge Monroeville Ralph Jackson 103 Jefferson Norwalk New London Hospital admissions Master Craig Crenshaw Ashland Edgar Jarrett New London ene Walker Greenwich Thomas Wireman R D 2 Greenwich dismissals Mrs Matilda Harvey New London Mrs Thomas Cawrse R D 2 New London. Cleveland Pi Livestock Hogs 250 price ranges lower. Cattle steady. Calves steady. Sheep and lambs steady with varied weights and prices.
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Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Lucy Meyer
Monroeville
Nellie DeSanto
Wakeman
Sharon Smith
Willard
Ae. Scheid
Ruth Nestor
E. Chestnut
Eileen Stoddard
Newton
Corrinne Schneider
W. Main
Clifford Trautman
Whittlesey
Fred Baum
R.D
Louis Klading
Josephine Summerlin
Summit
Lisle Sinclair
Norwalk
Karen Chapin
Collins
Raymond Sabin
Ricky Mullins
New London
James Schild
Regina Jameson
Millicent Osborn
Sylvia Smith
Kimberly Shepherd
Clarence Derby
Greenwich
Janice McGlothen
Clyde
Ohio
Thomas Tester
Lydia Fichtel
Cleveland
Georgie Ward
Berlin Heights
Christopher Magnin
Milan
Milo Williams
Mary Brooker
Sweetie Jefferson
Lydia Wyatt
Marilyn Hillman
Sadie O’hara
Rebecca Taylor
Ohio Amends Constitution for House Apportionment and Elections
Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution proposes to amend Article II and XI of the Ohio Constitution to set out apportionment for a 99 member House and 33 member Senate. It calls for a special election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May 1967 and requires publication in one newspaper per county for five weeks. It details terms, residency and election schedules and the duties of state officials in determining ratios.
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State of
Ohio
House of Resentatives
General Assembly
Senate
United States
Apportionment and district rules for state offices and representation
The document outlines succession for treasurer of state duties if the officeholder is unfit, and sets a 1971 period for apportioning house and senate seats. It establishes population baselines, district numbering, and boundary rules aligned to counties and townships with compact, continuous lines. It also fixes population bands for districts and assigns senate district numbering and reallocation procedures.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House of Representative
Ohio Constitution Amendment Seeks Single Member Districts
The text outlines sections on Supreme Court authority, apportionment plans, and transitional rules leading to single member districts for the House and Senate. It specifies dates, officials to notify, and severability, with a ballot proposal to amend the constitution pending voter approval in 1967.
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Karl L. Burger
Frank
Howard
Elton
Sandusky
Herman Smith
Nova Eub
James Cuffman
Nova Cemetery
Eastman Funeral Home
Rose Mathews
Swabley’s
Route
Europe
Spain
Portugal
Columbia Gas
Pizza Shack
Raymond P. Fesseden
Woodlawn Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Cliff P. Dignan
Grand Ave
Huron County
Huron County Teachers Association
New London Grange Hall
Reed Beck
U.S. 250
Richard Reed Beck
Reed D. Beck
Townsend Ave
James A. Goodsite
Grove
Dirksen Ill
Tate
Feenace Assembly
Begg Og S Eagnesi
General Assem
US General Assembly
United States OF America
Office OF the Secretary OF State
Sandusky Memorial
Jeryl Farley
N. Ridge
Ralph Jackson
Jefferson, Norwalk
New London Hospital
Craig Crenshaw
Ashland
Edgar Jarrett
Ene Walker
Thomas Wireman
Matilda Harvey
Thomas Cawrse
Secretary of State
Treasurer of State
Auditor of State
107Th General Assembly
State OF Ohio
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