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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1946
Page
6
The State Medical Society urges safe age appropriate toys for Christmas. It recommends checking sturdiness, non poisonous paint, splinter resistant wood, large parts, smooth edges, and washability for infants. It notes many toys educate and aid development with options for girls and boys. It advises selecting gifts based on each child needs, not last minute choices.
Persons and organizations in Hales Corners and Greendale may obtain help delivering Christmas gifts through the Christmas Bureau of the Milwaukee County Community Fund and Council of Social Agencies. The service matches donors with families and groups seeking holiday aid.
Stanley V. Jacobson chairs the Citizens Committee for Christmas Giving announcing the Bureau as a clearing house for groups firms and individuals planning Christmas programs. It helps design plans avoid duplicate givings and matches needs with donors especially focusing on the aged in Milwaukee County.
The Mitchell Park conservatory Christmas show opens featuring a natural Christmas garden layout. The east wing will glow with red and green holly tones while the west wing presents pinks and blues of a softer theme. Over 1,000 poinsettias and hundreds of other plants surround two large Christmas trees in an immersive seasonal exhibit.
Classified ad lists FOR SALE items including a white size 12 dress a white ice skate size 5 three pairs of skates a Maytag washer in like new condition priced at 35 dollars with addresses 5582 Basswood Greendale Currant Lane 915 and a 50 ft steel flag pole with ropes copper ball and American Eagle decoration in perfect condition contact numbers Hales Corners 217 after 6 PM.
The exhibit opens to the public at 8 am on Sunday. From then until dismantling on January 12 the show hours are 8 am to 10 pm Sundays and 8 am to 5 pm weekdays.
The piece notes a shift from the old Bobby Sox look to a tailored style among teens and college girls. It highlights fitted sweaters or tuck ins, slim skirts with minimal pleats, and a move away from bulky bobby socks to black suede flats with polished saddles, plus a short feather bob hairstyle.
The Hales Corners English Evangelical Lutheran Church hosts a Christmas Carol Vesper next Sunday at 7 30 p m featuring the congregational organist Milton A G Mathiak junior girls choir directed by Miss Laura Conrad senior mixed choir led by Mr Mathiak and Pastor M F Kammrath conducting. A full program of hymns carols and solos precedes a reading of the Christmas Gospel and festive postlude.
Hawthorne Garden Club members attended an herb luncheon hosted by Mrs Karl Hinrichs on Tuesday. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Malvin W Schneider and Mrs James Dineen. The Christmas program featured plant legends and symbols, with guests joining in. The guest list included Charles Eisenberg Edward C Hunt Rudolph H Malisch Fred C Marquardt Herman F Nacker W Bent Hunt Harry G Harries Donald S Rowe William Holz Jr Arthur W Sperber and Paul Kue ther.
Wisconsin women met this fall to learn safe electrical practices. They covered wiring fuses and extension cords. University home economists say honey serves as a good substitute for sugar in pumpkin pie.
The piece compares Stone Age bread baked on heated stones with modern loaves wrapped in waxed paper for freshness and sanitation. It notes acorn dough, ready mixed flour, and the shift from greasy packaging to waxed paper, praising contemporary kitchen conveniences and time savers.
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