Greendale Publishing Co. Gazette Highlights
Local Greendale publication announces company activities from Greendale Publishing Co. based in Greendale Wisconsin, outlining upcoming issues and community notices for residents and businesses.
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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1947
Page
2
Local Greendale publication announces company activities from Greendale Publishing Co. based in Greendale Wisconsin, outlining upcoming issues and community notices for residents and businesses.
An editorial from The Record-Herald reflects on the return of Robert Eppley as village manager and how Washington Court House residents perceive his departure and new leadership. The note explains local pride in the manager’s background and the community’s interest in the transition.
The Washington D H city manager Robert Eppley has resigned to take a higher paying position and better housing in Greendale Wisconsin. The article lauds his year of service and the improvements he helped bring, noting his earnest, forward looking approach and the loss to the city as his plans show fruit.
The piece urges residents to stop malicious gossip that harms others. It explores motives like jealousy and frustration and calls for kinder talk, self awareness, and community improvement. It notes nobody is perfect and encourages uplifting, complimentary remarks.
A call to curb ridicule of neighbors and respect the diverse homes and beliefs of each family. Emphasizes using time to improve the world for children, urging tolerance, unselfishness, and peaceful living grounded in a biblical reminder that outward acts do not defile the heart.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters repeats key fire safety rites for hotel guests aimed at saving lives. Follow these steps: locate emergency exits, avoid smoking in bed, inform the desk of smoke, close your transom, plan escape, if door is hot stay in, otherwise open slightly and use exit if safe, if hall unsafe seal rooms with wet towels, stay near a window and wait for rescue. These practices prevent drafts that feed fires and have saved lives in past hotel fires.
An essay unpacking the meaning of rehabilitation as restoring former capacity across mental, physical, and spiritual fields. It outlines morale, counsel, training, and follow through as key steps, and stresses encouragement and supportive acts to aid those undergoing rehabilitation today.
The Chairman of the Republican Congressional Food Study Committee predicts rationing may end late in 1947 and each household could receive 10 pounds more sugar in the new year. He argues American housewives have had the short end of the sugar deal for five years and cites Cuba's potential to compensate for Philippine losses. He notes 1.6 million tons of U S sugar from supply areas were shipped abroad this year.
A compilation of notes reflecting on law as a moral expression. Beecher stresses value in law derived from justice, Blackstone cites law as moral sentiment, and Goethe links courtesy to love. The set presents philosophical reflections rather than concrete events.
The Union Grove post office resumes accepting ordinary gift parcels to Germany under updated rules from Jan. 15. Only one parcel per week per recipient may be sent, up to 11 pounds, with allowed contents limited to non perishable foods clothing shoes soap and mailable medicine. Parcels must be itemized and marked Gift Parcel and 14 cents per pound. Undeliverable parcels go to German relief agencies.
The Wisconsin department of veterans affairs consolidates veteran services and urges World War II veterans to apply with a certified copy of their honorable discharge. The certification must be by an authorized official and bear an official seal.
Residents discuss the constant readings as police Chief Thomas Kastello notes the thermometer at the State Bank showing 15 above for three months and the National Ice & Coal Co. stuck at 70 above. A double wedding anniversary party in Heaven City honors William Buckett and Phillip Kaimer with several relatives attending.
Oconto County has made 2500 available for development of its 4-H club camp. The funding aims to improve facilities and expand youth agricultural education opportunities through the 4-H program.
Rev Morgan Van Tassell presides over weekly services in the Community Building with Masses at 6 8 30 and 9 30 and 11 30 a m on Sundays. Daily Mass 7 45 a m except first Friday 6 30 a m. Confessions Sat 3 30 5 30 and 7 30 9 p m. Thursday before first Friday same times. Religious instruction for 4th through 8th grade Sundays 8 30 a m. Choirs meet Thurs adults 8 p m children 7 p m. Y O meeting Mondays. Sunday School 10 a m, Service 11 a m, 7 30 p m evening service. Junior choir Wed 3 15 p m Room 8, Senior choir Wed 7 30 p m.
The notice lists times for worship and education at St Luke's Church led by Pastor Rev W Schultheiss. Sunday School at 9 30 a m Divine Service at 10 45 a m Junior Catechism Monday 7 45 am Confirmation Make up Class Monday 7 pm Senior Catechism Tuesday 7 pm Adult Choir Tuesday 3 30 pm.
The state safety division warns motorists to stay cautious as winter continues. They note January traffic fatalities are down from last year and promote a new leaflet titled Facts about Winter Driving Every Motorist Should Know, highlighting winter risks, traction differences, longer stopping on glare ice, and the value of chains and careful vehicle care.
Q and A explains VA pays a credit to the lender equal to four percent of the guaranteed loan amount. The credit is a gift and does not need repayment by the veteran.
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