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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1947
Page
4
Howard J Haag, 35, of Greendale, outlines goals for Brinkman Field and the Greater Greendale expansion. Arthur S Niemiczyk, born 1922, recounts service in the Army Air Corps and current leadership roles, stressing welfare and cooperation in Greendale.
New spring textile trends highlight stripes from pencil to floorboard widths and the comeback of fine textured weskit pique and sheer organdy ginghams. An American modern group of abstract designs elevates cotton to high sophistication.
Government warns no sugar bonus with No 11 stamp validation on April 1. stamps cover regular use and canning, with No 11 valid through Sept 30, 1947. Spare No 53 expires March 31. housewives urged to conserve and plan for canning, avoid overuse, and note stamps aim to extend supply and save ration-book costs.
Step through a historic bread recipe for prune and orange marmalade loaves. It shows preparing prunes with boiling water, scalded milk, yeast, fat, sugar and cinnamon, then combining with flour and kneading to dough. The process covers rising times, shaping into leaves, and baking at 375 degrees for about 45 minutes.
Greendale Civil Service Commission announces a full time examination for mechanics in the public works department. The test is Sunday March 30 1947 at 2 pm in the village hall board room. Salary range 1725 to 2139 annually plus overtime and cost of living bonus.
A nostalgic verse invites friends to share tea as the kettle boils. It playfully requests lemon cream or mint and asks how many lumps you prefer. The piece centers on social talking and warm comfort in a simple tea ritual.
Teen Topics And Date Data suggests two plan routes for girls seeking dates. The first advises signaling interest to attract a boy in class or hallway encounters. The second, extreme, proposes persistent calling and waiting near his routine spots to compel a date, with cautionary notes.
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