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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1947
Page
2
A Greendale Wisconsin newspaper page lists Florence Bloom Mareta Handley as staff assistants with the Greendale Publishing Co designation and notes subscription pricing at 1.50 per year under associate editor credits.
In 1946 the U S public employ force surpassed 3 45 million including school workers. Government growth stems from expanding city and state duties. Public services would create chaos without workers and unions provide grievance airing and fair standards to curb political bias.
The text stresses hiring firing and promoting in public service. Officials rely on willing cooperation of employees and the resourcefulness of ordinary workers. It highlights democratic constructive relations to serve the common interest of the people.
A reflective promotional piece argues newspapers mirror readers interests and shape daily life. It likens a paper to a personal symbol of life, liberty, and happiness, noting editors tailor coverage to local tastes and daily routines.
Wisconsin's health officer notes wartime nursing shortages easing but still acute. Vacancies persist in county city and school nursing, with many positions requiring nurses to own cars and find housing. The state bureau offers guidance to young women pursuing this valued career amid subsidies and federal aid.
St Luke's Church Brotherhood sponsored a genuine Italian spaghetti dinner on February 13 in the school recreation room. About 400 people enjoyed the meal with a dance band from Allen-Bradley Co featuring 16 members and two girl vocalists.
Wisconsin farm safety specialist R. C. Swanson and extension expert C. H. Neitzke will discuss farm accidents in 1946, efficient use of electricity, wiring, and proper fusing. Demonstrations will cover safe electricity use, adequate wiring, and choosing wire sizes for various appliances.
A brief on fuse purpose operation types sizes and changing steps. Attendees may bring cords and suitable tools for demonstrations. Safety meetings offered on Thursday Feb 20 at 10 am county agent office Water town Plank rd 2 pm Hickory Grove Sccoor Oak Creek and Friday Feb 21 10 am Greenfield Town Hall 7325 W Forest Home Ave 2 pm Granville Town Hall 7717 W Good Hope Rd.
A reflection on how history judges celebrated triumphs when justice underpins them. The author argues that society often hesitates to scrutinize the actions of celebrated leaders whose wins align with moral right.
Rev J E Spangler leads Masses at 6, 8 30, 9 30 and 11 30 a m on Sundays in the Community Building with 9 30 reserved for children. Daily Mass 7 45 a m at the rectory except first Friday 6 30 a m Confessions 3 30 5 30 and 7 30 9 p m Saturdays and Thursday before first Friday. Children’s instruction 3 30 p m Sundays Community Building. Choir practice Thursdays 7 p m for children and 8 p m for adults. Y M C A meeting Mondays in the Community Building.
Greendale Community Church lists Rev. Morgan Van Tassell as pastor with weekly schedule including Sunday School at 10 a.m. church service at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7:30 p.m. Junior Choir meets Wednesday at 3:15 p.m. in Room 8 and Senior Choir at 7:30 p.m.
St Luke s Lutheran Church lists services and catechism times led by Pastor Walter E Schultheiss with Ash Wednesday marking the Lenten season. It notes voluntary self denial practices, choir participation, and sacred music plans for each Sunday. Brotherhood officers were elected and Ladies Aid met with hostesses for the evening.
The writer comments on Lincoln's birthday festivities and village life. He praises BHrnett for snow removal, laments closures on holiday, and jokes about spaghetti fundraising at the Community building. He mentions candidates, local clubs, and a tease about E Van Ess leaving, with light satire on town happenings.
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