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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1947
Page
4
A Sun reader defends village mothers amid creek pollution concerns and child safety. He cites Greendale as safe, cites housing layout, and argues against labeling a mother as lazy. He recalls a drowning two years ago and urges fair consideration.
Robert Moody and Jack Nicoud of Wisconsin Skyways Airport Inc offered free emergency flights during a storm. They ferried people from Muskego lake areas to safety, including a man taken to Waupaca, and returned to the airport with ski equipped planes. The duo patrolled the lake region and repeated rescues at Little Muskego and Lake Deacon for those without food or fuel.
A rambling village column describes a snowstorm causing outages and social buzz. It mentions residents like Eddies Sapaiski helping neighbors, Frank Starck and Helen, and lists local figures such as Elie Surges Howie Haug Monore Ariels Clementine Donnely as potential council candidates. The piece notes reduced turnout, a snowshoe scene with Winster Kroening, and a meeting of The Greendale Review lacking a quorum.
A Milwaukee area snowstorm tale follows Dr S M O Malley as he and wife Mrs O Malley navigate stalled cars and failed wreckers. After freezing delays the couple ride via horse and toboggan with local help to reach their home and comfort Mrs O Malley awaiting news.
The Wisconsin state board of health announces the tuberculosis mobile unit will hold tests in Milwaukee county. Nearest to the community, testing is set for Thursday February 13 from 1 to 4 PM at Deerman Shoe Manufacturing on 10th and Michigan Streets in South Milwaukee.
A Samuel Butler note quotes that great fictional characters live as truly as memories of the dead, arguing life after death does not require real living. The remark reflects literary meditation on reality, memory, and enduring personas.
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