11 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Green Lake County Reporter
Location
Green Lake, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1960
Page
1
Green Lake Schools' boys and girls capture the Tri County League Forensic trophy for the fourth straight year. Coach Mrs Heiple and assistant Arthur Zierzow praised for guiding a growing program from one student to forty six participants.
The article traces census origins from Domesday to modern asks about household appliances in 1950s surveys, notes National 4-H Club Week March 5 12 and urges clubs to review goals and public outreach while listing 4-H leaders and ads for the 1960 Fair Premium Book.
A reader from Green Lake writes praise for a February editorial on civic participation. The letter trails into a concise historical survey of Wisconsin settlement, tracing Winnebago occupation, French exploration, territorial changes, and early county formation through Brown and Marquette counties, noting Marquette Village and regional trade activity.
Judge David C. Willis presided over eleven traffic cases last Thursday. Gilbert Radtke of Ft. Riley, Kansas, paid 340 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for three charges including speeding over 100 mph, driving under the influence, and failing to stop for an officer. Barbara Keller of Ripon faced 75 dollars plus costs for operating a vehicle in a manner endangering others in a high degree of negligence. Mae Elsie Rohde of Green Lake paid 10 dollars plus 5000 dollars costs for passing in a no passing zone. Gerald Morgan of Markesan paid 75 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for failing to reduce speed appropriately on a curve. James Smith of Ripon was fined 50 dollars plus costs and Louis F. Schalk of Red Granite 75 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for similar violations. Melvin Karg of Milwaukee and Leonard Verch of Princeton each paid 10 dollars plus costs for failing to stop at stop signs. David D. Otto of Ripon was fined 50 dollars plus costs for driving 80 mph during darkness, and James R. Peck of Berlin paid 15 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for driving 74 mph in darkness. Louise Arndty of Ripon paid 25 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for license restriction violations and failure to yield the right of way.
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