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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1947
Page
2
Local Greendale Newswire reports community updates from Greendale Wisconsin including city events, school notes, and public notices. Readers learn about upcoming meetings, local hires, and service changes affecting residents and businesses.
A Greendale school faces turmoil as teachers leave for higher pay. The piece argues for dropping the bonus pay, raising base salaries, and recognizing the cost of improved education. It calls for fair recognition, no political bias, and teachers meeting high moral and leadership standards.
A call to encourage qualified men and women to become teachers, to pay them fairly, and to guide youth with high ideals and better living. The speaker urges responsible action today for tomorrow's citizens.
The Greendale Review plans its annual January meeting urging Greendale residents to elect directors who will push a vigorous clear newspaper. The piece recalls volunteers and pioneers who built the paper amid past financial strains and printer troubles, urging community support to keep The Review alive.
The Greendale Peeper contemplates local issues and gossip from the village hall to Milwaukee service rates. Readers are urged to support the Greendale Sun as questions arise about telephone tolls, community voices, and local engagement.
The department anticipates 15 billion dollars in new building next year with about 40 percent residential housing around 1 100 000 units, 30 to 35 percent for commercial and industrial work, and 25 to 30 percent for public works like highways. In 1946 total construction was about 10 billion dollars, more than double the 4.8 billion in 1945.
Letters urge Greendale Sun and Review to foster a civic movement forming a Parent-Teacher Association to explain instructional methods, school operations, and parental roles. A Reader also questions student behavior and snow removal on walks, urging better home and school guidance and police involvement.
Community and Greendale churches publish service times and activities. St Alphonsus lists masses and confessions at various hours, religious instruction, choirs, and youth groups. Greendale offers Sunday School and multiple choirs with evening services added. St Luke's details Sunday School and worship times, catechism and choir schedules.
Robert J. Eppley is named Greendale village manager with a yearly salary of 4000 dollars. The post drew 45 applicants, including Norbert Gardner former director of public works earning 3450 dollars annually.
A letter to The Peeper favors action on the village creek. The writer suggests hosting a party for children of village board members and Mr Kroening to visit the creek and gauge their reaction. She signs as A Frantic Mother.
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