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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1946
Page
3
Details include Masses at St Alphonsus Community Building and Greendale Community Church with services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Scheduled confessions, choir practices, and youth programs listed. Christmas Eve 7 30 p m and Christmas Day 10 45 a m services highlighted with candlelight and Holy Communion. New Year Eve candlelight worship at 8 p m conclude the year.
A reading advises keeping the crib side up while a baby can pull up, noting risks of falling and entrapment. It recommends moving to a larger bed when outgrown and removing pillows to avoid smothering hazards.
Readers suggest calling the paper the Moon due to night delivery. Darrel Boyer builds a lake cabin model at Lake Licerne. Art Marcus heads to Washington for G I Housing work in January. Harry Wolf improves in bowling. Doc Seiler earns a tree surgeon nickname. Helmuth Schultz becomes a father at Layton Park Beer Depot. Board members anticipate holiday joy and the column bids Merry Christmas to neighbors.
The Greendale Peeper previews a new Greendale Sun issue with local advertisers and nightlife notes. It jokes about residents like Stanley Samuelson, Don Wright, Butch Burns, Carl Voss and Art Marcus while mentioning bowling matches in West Allis and a gamble with a 46 De Soto. The column ends with Christmas wishes and a New Year’s resolution.
Modern tuberculosis control methods show results says the Wisconsin State Medical Society. Deaths dropped from 2400 in a year to 651 in 1945, due to education and early detection campaigns. The state funds free sanatorium care for those unable to pay, but there is no compulsory examination.
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