Greendale Sun Publishes Local Staff and Rate Card
The Greendale Sun from Greendale Wisconsin lists subscription at 1.50 per year. Staff includes MARETA HANDLEY as editor with assistants Robert Handley Robert Irvine Art Marcus Virginia Marcus and others.
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Greendale Publishing Co
Greendale
Wisconsin
Mareta Handley
Robert Handley
Robert Irvine
Art Marcus
Virginia Marcus
the Peeper
Dale Smythe
Gilbert Woerdehhoft
Two Streets Spark Greendale Traffic Cooperation Call
Greendale faces a parking and traffic issue on Dale and Dendron Lanes with two way traffic and cars parked on both sides. Residents are urged to avoid on street parking to prevent hazards to children and passing vehicles and use driveways for brief stops. The trustees emphasize cooperation to prevent accidents.
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Greendale
Board of Tustees
Dale and
Dendron
Wisconsin Rural Urban Health Equal in State Study
Wisconsin's infant death rate in 1944 stood at 32 per 1000 live births, with rural and urban areas contributing to a generally high state health standing. Rural mortality was lower than urban, and nationwide patterns show similar urban rural contrasts. Wisconsin presses ahead with rural health studies and hospital service gap analyses to improve care for children and communities statewide.
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Wisconsin
Oregon
Connecticut
Minnesota
National Office of Vital Statistics
Census Bureau
Changing Times for Retail Goods After War
The piece notes retailers shift away from substandard postwar merchandise as buyers demand better quality at lower prices. Inflation remains, but shortages ease as stocks build toward prewar abundance. Store operators welcome the improving economy and greater value for consumers.
Prejudice Noted as Major Obstacle to Progress
Quotation attributed to Bovee on prejudice as a barrier to progress. Emphasizes that bias hinders societal advancement and reform efforts.
Town Gossip and Local Happenings in Greendale
In Greendale residents recount recent events and friendly banter. Community names include Mrs Hush, Genny Malthen, Helmuth Schultz, Ray Miller, Harris, Kendellin, and Monroe Ariens returning from Adjutant General School. Police reported a loaded rifle incident on pheasant row. Talk touches on heating, lighting, and plans for spring baseball.
Church Services at St Alphonsus Parish
St Alphonsus Catholic Church offers Sunday Masses at 6 8:30 9:30 and 11:30 a m in the Community Building with the 9:30 Mass directed to children Daily Mass is at 7:45 a m in the rectory except the first Friday of each month when Mass is held elsewhere
Parish Schedule and Activities for Community Building
Confessions heard at the Rectory on Saturdays 6 30 a m to 5 p m and 7 30 to 9 p m with Thursday prior to first Friday same times. Religious instruction for children from 4% years through grade 8 in the Community Building Sundays at 8 30 a m. Choir practice Thursdays in the Community Building children 7 p m adults 8 p m. Cc O meeting held every Monday in the Community Building.
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Sis
Greendale Church Schedules Services and Choirs
Greendale Community Church lists Pastor Morgan Van Tassell contact and weekly times including Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Church Service at 11 a.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. has been discontinued. Junior Choir meets Wednesday at 3:15 p.m. Senior Choir also on Wednesdays. Cottage meetings offered during Lent by arrangement with the pastor.
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Morgan van Tassell
Walter E. Schultheiss
St Luke's Lutheran Church Activities and Outreach
St Luke's Lutheran Church schedules regular worship and education sessions led by Pastor Walter E. Schultheiss. weekly services, catechism classes, adult choir, and Ladies Aid meet weekly. new Luther League officers introduced. film Mission of Mercy to be shown. church communications with government officials highlighted. Easter and confirmation gifts encouraged with Bible items.
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Walter E. Schultheiss
Ladies Aid
Mission of Mercy
Europe
St. Luke’s Church
Washington, D.C
Wiley
Brophy
Harold Bahr
Leather market drives shoe prices on tight supply
The leather market remains the controlling factor in shoe costs as demand outstrips supply. Prices stay elevated due to limited availability and ongoing short supply.
From Our Readers to Our Editor March 15 1947
A Greendale resident writes to the editor praising the piece We Pay Tribute to Age while condemning modern youth for disrespecting the elderly. The letter laments a lack of courtesy, notes few children in the village, and blames parents for juvenile behavior. The writer recalls family duties and hopes for kinder interactions, signing with a withheld name.
Goesome By Frances Ainsworth Goesome
One evening a neighbor watched as I prepared my son’s school lunches. I explain that wrapping in waxed paper and refrigerating keeps them fresh until morning. Lunches save time and with school meals provided, children enjoy nourishing options, including chips to break monotony.
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Munich
Germany
France
England
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Monroe
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J. E. Spangler
Greendale Community Church
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
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Frances Ainsworth
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