Square dancing offers wide appeal for young and old
A note promotes square dancing as a popular activity that welcomes both youths and seniors, suggesting participants will fit in and enjoy the social and lively experience.
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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1947
Page
4
A note promotes square dancing as a popular activity that welcomes both youths and seniors, suggesting participants will fit in and enjoy the social and lively experience.
Parents are urged to choose safe toys for infants with no sharp edges and non choking hazards. Wash toys before use and avoid small kernels like popcorn. Warn older siblings, use non metallic eyes on stuffed toys, and ensure materials are washable and non toxic.
Conservation Warden Lawrence Hope reports William Heffron of Hudson shot a deer in Troy on November 24 that dressed at 307 pounds. Department calculations estimate about 380 pounds live weight. While not the all time Wisconsin record, it ranks among the state's largest whitetail bucks.
George F. Puetz age 67 died January 3 at his Oak Creek home. He was husband to Anna Puetz and father of Abigail Hinsman Adeline Koponick and William Puetz. He leaves three sisters three brothers and 12 grandchildren. Funeral services were held January 7 at St Matthews with interment at Sacred Heart cemetery.
Kiwanis members discuss buses versus continuing the electric rail line and plan to invite a Transport Company representative. They oppose railroad track removal and consider a half hour shuttle between Hales Corners and 84th St. The January 15 Charter Night banquet at 7 pm will kickoff the social season with hundreds of couples expected.
Hales Corners School will restart square dancing on Saturday January 11 with eight dances planned for the year. Mel Schockert will direct and provide instruction at each session, held on the second and fourth Saturdays. All interested, including those who did not attend before the holiday, are welcome.
The piece outlines how the average dollar received by major meat packers covers meat sales and by products including poultry dairy cleansers and soaps. It notes profits are low versus 29 other industries and do not affect consumer meat prices, while economists say higher earnings could fund research and modernization.
Parke Cummings contemplates a newspaper item about a bird that moved a lighted cigarette to its nest, causing a $150 house fire under the eaves. He muses on motives, reactions, and what questions the episode raises about human and animal behavior.
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