08 Sep 1960
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Newspaper
Green Lake County Reporter
Location
Green Lake, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1960
Page
1
Our nation faces a shortage of scientists and mathematicians highlighted by Sputnik. Green Lake school introduces an arithmetic program to strengthen foundations and a second year of accelerated reading to aid advanced education and daily living. The district keeps pace with modern teaching methods across all grade levels.
The notice urges residents to vote in the Green Lake County primary on Tuesday September 18. It notes two party contests for D A and State Senator with incumbents Charles Wildermuth and Walter Hollander facing Democratic challengers Milton Spohr and Peter Porath respectively. The message emphasizes civic duty and the importance of the primary.
Green Lake drew many summer residents for a long weekend as forecasts hinted at an Indian summer. Warden Bill Baier noted hungry walleyes with a 12 pound catch by Ken Berger. The scene included signs of friendly cooperation from major papers and local groups, plus a spate of bathing-suit thefts totaling forty-two items worth over six hundred dollars.
At 9 45 a m Tuesday three miles east of Green Lake on Highway 23 Mrs Lynda Kehrein 35 of Route 1 Green Lake illegally passed a car and side swiped an oncoming vehicle driven by Mrs Sheron Doers 19. Kehrein’s car left the road struck an oak tree and was a total wreck. Doers car sustained about 180 in damage. Capt Lloyd Schoephoester investigated and said Kehrein will appear in court Friday on illegal passing charges. John Lynch of St Paul is visiting Vic and Vic Sandberg’s family.
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