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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1947
Page
2
Publication page from Greendale Wisconsin lists subscription rate and a roster including Mareta Handley Banff Rantatandi Jassislamls Robert Handley Robert Irvine Art Marcus Virginia Marcus The Peeper Mrs. Dale Smythe Gilbert Woerdehoff and others.
In Greendale the rise in youth misbehavior prompts a call to examine parenting and home life. The author argues stressed homes and social pressures breed trouble, urging parents to engage more with children through guidance, discipline, and shared activities.
April marks Cancer Control Month as the American Cancer Society urges contributions to reduce cancer risk. The campaign invites the public to support a comprehensive effort aimed at lowering the threat to individuals and loved ones during this period of renewed hope.
The American Cancer Society outlines three strategic aims to reduce cancer deaths education for early medical aid early diagnosis and treatment and ongoing research. In 1946 public support reached 10 108 217 guiding funding across research service education administration and campaigns with state and national societies sharing 15% and 60% respectively and nationally sponsored research at 25%.
In the March Atlantic Monthly essay, Francis and Katherine Drake analyze Britain's economic plight under Labour and warn that a Planned State, shaped by well intentioned leaders, risks despotism. They argue enforced union affiliation and state control threaten individual rights and freedoms. They urge Americans to remember the costs of surrendering economic liberty to government.
Wisconsin relies on 810 square miles of surface waters for drinking supplies while domestic use pulls from wells that stretch to depths of 2 000 feet. About 400 000 wells exist but wartime shortages have left around 150 000 needing maintenance this year. New plastics offer safer, more productive repairs, preserving otherwise abandoned wells.
St. Alphonsus Church led by Rev. J. E. Spangler lists Sunday Masses at 6 8:30 9:30 and 11:30 a m with 9:30 for children Daily Mass at 7:45 a m except first Friday 6:30 a m Confessions Saturday 3 5 and 7 9 p m and Thursday before first Friday 3 5 and 7 9 p m Religious instruction for children 4% years to eighth grade Sundays 8:30 a m Choir practice Thursday evenings Community Building Ladies Aid notes visits to Thiensville April 10 with Rev Hefland talk on Spiritual Vitamins and next April 20 meeting topics Family Devotions and Prayer with hostesses listed.
Greendale Community Church led by Reverend Morgan Van Tassell lists Sunday School at 10 am and church service at 11 am. Junior Choir meets Wednesday at 3 15 pm in room 8 and Senior Choir meets Wednesday at 7 30 pm in room 8.
St Luke's Lutheran Church outlines picnic plans involving Ladies Aid Luther League and Sunday School reps. Building committee reports progress toward a new church with three prewar designs under Milwaukee architect John Topzant. Campaign includes canvassing unchurched village families and May films on Greendale campers with registration in March.
The editor notes two letters on file should be printed but they lack signatures. A policy prohibits printing unsigned letters. Readers are urged to send their names, kept confidential if they want to publish unsigned.
A brief recipe guide describes making shirred eggs in green peppers tomatoes or individual ramekins with margarine lemon juice and herbs. Prepare cups grease containers salt pepper and optional onion or garlic salt. Bake at 350 F for 15 to 20 minutes. yields servings and a prompt to write for a free Mealtime Magic booklet from the National Cotton Council in Memphis Tennessee.
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