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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
4
Joseph J. Dorton of Huron pleaded guilty to breaking into the B&B Bar on Oct 11. He received a five year probation in Common Pleas Court after January grand jury indictment and will be released to Erie County authorities on another pending charge.
Charges dropped include Gary Mosley for failure to support family Thomas Williams for attempted breaking and entering and Curt Bolen for assault and battery. Various civil actions settled or dismissed include injunction request in Carroll v Hahn and multiple monetary claims against defendants in Bowling Green Bellevue Wakeman Copley Greenwich Norwalk and a foreclosure action against Leonard Hartwig Builder.
Robert O Runion 54 of 43 Seminary Street had probation continued after pleading guilty to violating probation in Common Pleas Court. He had received a one to seven year term for credit card theft and fraud in July 1970, suspended on probation for five years.
Elaine Smith an eighth grade student at St. Joseph School Monroeville earned a superior rating for her LSD topic. She will join four St. Joseph students at Heidelberg College for the regional science fair on April 8.
Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians will perform this fall as part of the Norwalk Community Concert Association season. The ensemble features long time members and Lombardo’s family including Lebert Lombardo and Kenny Gardner with vocals. Larry Owen serves as musical arranger. Membership campaign runs April 3 through 9 at Huron County Banking Co with general chair Mrs. Jack E. Brown. Dinners and bonus events include a kick off April 3 and Ronnie Kole Trio on April 8. 1972 73 season signups qualify for these events.
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