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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1947
Page
4
A letter from Reverend Schultheiss reflects on helping others during hard times, stressing Christian duty and mutual aid. He hopes for lasting peace after two World Wars, notes current difficulties, and expresses faith in divine support, signed by Ludwig and family.
The Greendale hardball team will hold its first indoor practice on April 17 at 7 00 PM in the school gym. Members are urged to attend.
Last call for the 7th Annual Handicap singles and doubles. Entries close April 13 with tournament on the afternoon of April 20. All entrants receive mail notification of starting times. Call Greendale 468 W or 518 J or see Steve Vento. Ladies with established averages are welcome. Prizes galore with list posted before start.
Milwaukee Citizens businesses and organizations plan to join with the Milwaukee Boys Club at 1023 N Jackson St for National Boys Club Week April 14 20. The club serves about 1100 Milwaukee boys with athletics shopwork hobby crafts and social activities and aims to keep boys engaged through constructive programs.
On Thursday night April 10 the annual father and son dinner will be held at the club with members of the women’s auxiliaries serving. William H. Montgomery, former juvenile judge of Charleston D C and regional director of the Boys' Club of America will speak. On Saturday April 12 the club’s speedier youth race their home built automobiles on Lincoln Memorial Bridge with six winners earning a half hour flight over the city plus Camp Whitcomb vacations. During National Boys' Club Week Milwaukee County residents are invited to visit the clubhouse for an open house and view activities.
The Legion Auxiliary reports backing for a Wisconsin bonus bill and universal military training. A Red Cross disaster relief corps was formed in Glendale. spring conference set for April 26 at Federal Post Milwaukee with a May Lance event on May 15 at Vanner-Paull Post. A card party is planned April 29 at Matt's Hall. Louise Lyannas is ill from injuries after a February 43rd incident.
Wisconsin youths can enter the seventh NAVGA production and marketing contest offering $6,000 in A&P Food Stores awards. Open to ages 14 to 21 nationwide, with enrollment through 4-H leaders and vocational instructors or directly to Prof. Snyder at Amherst Massachusetts. New sponsorship supports junior growers program.
The growth contest funded trips to the NVGA convention for top state demonstrators. Wisconsin's 1946 winners include Dorothy DeYong and Doris Mae Gnauck each winning a $100 scholarship, with four others receiving incentive awards. Job openings total 5,600 with 70 percent male and many skilled trades in demand. veterans make up 65 percent of male applicants.
Local University of Wisconsin housing opens to students from Hales Corners and nearby towns. Charles DeYoung Walter Van Dyke and Werner Muller reside in Truax project dorms converted from wartime buildings near Camp Randall and the agriculture school. Morgan Van Tassell Gordon Stremke and Donald Wieselmann join fellow freshmen in Adams dormitory and converted dairy buildings.
Employment Services reports show male employment rising by 1 900 in 60 days while female employment fell by 200 in Milwaukee Waukesha. Gains occurred mainly in manufacturing as trade and service sectors declined. Hiring slowed due to material shortages. next 60 days expect about 5 500 hires, mostly men, in manufacturing.
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