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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1946
Page
4
Greendale Wisconsin edition by Greendale Publishing Co delivers compact city news. Items cover community events, local governance, school updates, and upcoming public meetings.
The Greendale community declares collective goal to pursue village autonomy and shared prosperity under a new manager. Residents critique partisan talk and insist on unity over individual gain, envisioning higher standards, better services, and a durable home for all.
A community editor praises Walter Kroening for his decade as Village Manager. The piece commends his honesty devotion to truth and efforts to grow a autonomous village while noting criticism he faced from a hostile school district and other quarters.
Reader reflection by Rev. Chas. Heernburg contrasts God’s Christmas with the world’s social and commercial season. He asks how Christians define Merry Christmas, and whether holiday greetings and music awaken spiritual need or merely social sentiment.
The quotation notes joy as a quiet elevation of spirit that trusts in personal possession and goodness. It contrasts Fielding and Seneca to emphasize inner happiness arising from secure belief rather than outward display.
A Greendale letter to the editor attacks a teachers bonus as fiscally reckless. The writer argues the town faces inflation and rent hikes, noting teachers are well paid and many have dependents, while other workers struggle. Community voices question ads, paper funding, and local publishing backing.
A columnist urges caution on expanding government bonuses for veterans. Citing General Omar Bradley and the 52 20 club, the piece warns of mounting burdens on Uncle Sam and the risk of a financial cave-in if policy accelerates. The voice, JO SERRA, critiques the path and calls for restraint.
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