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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1946
Page
2
Blessings On Thee Little Man Greendale Sun Calls For Local Contributors
Greendale has started a new weekly, the Greendale Sun, aimed at unbiased news for the community. The paper invites residents with writing, bookkeeping, or general help to contribute, stressing collective effort and personal satisfaction from working for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greendale
Greendale News Seeks Community Support and Contributions
The note urges readers to contribute regularly to the growing Greendale newspaper and to send in news from all groups and organizations each week. It highlights the town now has two papers, a weekly and a bi weekly, benefiting the community and calling for cooperation to help the infant paper mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greendale
Little Nan
Vandalism Strikes Greendale Homes on Christmas Day
The Henry Kivela family reports a broken large front window at their Cornflower Lane residence during Christmas while they were away. Previous vandalism targeted Marcus Catalpa Street and Pariza House, prompting calls for better citizen behavior and stronger police action to prosecute culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kivela
Kivelas
Cornflower Lane
Kivela
G. I
South Pacific
Greendale
Marcus
Catalpa Street
Pariza
Police Department
Local Vocal Sayings From Apricot Court Readings
A village round of local voices captures views on taxes school budgets and civic life. Residents including Erve Zillman Ambruster and Chief Bruett air concerns about meetings debt trends and public services with humor and frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Bansmer
Bob Surges
Carl Voss
Jimmy Kendellan
Eddie Sapanski
Emil Lascelle
Grant
Jerry Hage
Erve Zillman
Papa Kroening
Davis
Ooops
Ambruster
Charlie Murdaugh
P. S. Charlies
Rustkowski
Apricot Court
Kohlross
Bruett
Dobner
Marcus
Kivolla
Kacenarek
al Lenz
Woerderhoff
Ray Miller
Kraut Head
Helmuth Schultz
van Tassel
Salesman ship in Central Park a blind man beggar
In Central Park on a sunny May day a blind man taps for attention with a sign reading Help the Blind while nearby another blind beggar earns more as passersby donate generously. His sign: It is May and I am blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Greendale Faces Sherman Law Fight Over Local Trust
The Greendale dispute centers on Sherman Anti-Trust issues tied to the village's business climate. Proponents argue competition will revive the area and let the Co-op expand by purchasing the current buildings, boosting support for schools and village government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greendale
Representation in the 80th Congress by district type
The piece outlines the 80th Congress opening January 3 1947 with a breakdown of rural and industrial districts by party in the House. It shows totals for rural versus industrial districts and party splits for Republicans Democrats and American Labor, plus a Savings Bonds milestone and Social Security enrollment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
House of Representatives
Treasury Department
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Social Security Board
Church Services and Schedules Across Local Congregations
Holy Masses at Community Building on Sundays 6 8 9 30 and 11 30 a m with 9 30 mass for children Daily Mass at rectory 7 45 a m first Friday 6 30 a m Confessions on Saturdays 3 30 5 30 and 7 30 9 p m plus Thursday before first Friday Religious instruction for children 4 years through 8th grade Sundays 8 30 a m Choir practice Thursdays in Community Building Y O meeting Mondays at the building St Luke s Church services and programs include Sunday School 9 45 a m Divine Worship 10 45 a m Junior Catechism 7 45 a m Junior Choir 7 30 p m Adult Choir 8 30 p m Tuesday Senior Catechism 7 45 a m Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Spangler
Co. Y. O
St. Luke’s
W. Schultheiss
Neighbor Greendale tribute ends Swendson era
Community letter praises Alfred Swendson for his legislative record and predicts strong support if he runs again. Also notes local election talk as Al Lenz and Art Marcus retire, mentions Al Burns injures hands at work, and updates on village board chatter and a bank hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Swendson
State Assembly
Labor
Swendson
Capital Times
Madison
Greendale
al Lenz
Art Marcus
al “Butch” Burns
al Burns
Millers
Hales Corners
Banking Commission
Berger Sandstrom
Santa Claus
Local Visitors Bring Christmas Cheer to Greendale
Greendale hosts a string of Christmas visitors over the holidays. Mrs Walter Krueger and son Henry from West Allis join Elnora Thurnau of Missouri and Warren Krenz family of Beaver Dam, plus Dale Lane and Robert Handley relatives visiting Mareta’s mother in Wauwatosa. Ray Hansen, recently returned from military service, gathers with Cyril Bloom and family in town. The Carl Voss family and Angie Lane spend the holiday touring Edgerton and Brodhead to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greendale
Walter Krueger
Henry
West Allis
Elnora Thurnau
Missouri
Warren Krenz
Beaver Dam
Robert Handley
Dale Lane
Mareta
Wauwatosa
Merecedes Zempich
Janesville
Chicago
Cyril Bloom
Ray Hansen
Grendale
Ray
Carl Voss
Angie Lane
Edgerton
Carl
Brodhead
Dolores
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