Mrs Rosella Langenbahn 44 Dies After Stroke in Hammond
Mrs Rosella Langenbahn aged 44 from Ogden Brookfield died Saturday January 21 after a cerebral hemorrhage. She had lived in Hammond Ind for years and left 9 p.m. that evening for Bowl Mor Lanes to bowl with a physician for high blood pressure. Born January 1 in Ober Indiana she was the daughter of Ella Doyle and a member of St Barbara Catholic Brookfield. Survived by two sisters. Burial at Monterey Indiana with services at LaGrange.
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Rosella Langenbahn
Ogden
Brookfield
Jhangenbahn
Hammond
Ind
Nbahn
Emreen
Dry “Ward
LaGrange
Colver
Monterey
Enbahn
Jan. Ober
Ella Doyle
St. Barbara’s Catholic
Dudley urges all staff to use free tests and education
Dudley directs staff to take advantage of free tests and educational resources for parents and pupils. The notice mentions Sunday church services and daily routines, urging participation by 8:00 to 20:00 timeframes and weekend observations.
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Dudley
Uidergacten
Tor
Sunda
Dogs Taken In By Brookfield Police After Reports
Two separate packs of dogs turned over to the Brookfield Police during the fortnight. A stray dog near 4124 Grove Ave described as black and white, about four or five months old. A lost brown haired mongrel picked up near 4247 Elm. Report filed with the police department.
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Brookfield
Grove Ave
Elmore
Recital Highlight by Dorothy Cordes at Chicago Conservatory
Dorothy K Cordes an eighth grade student from Brookfield performed the first movement of Beethoven Piano Sonata No 12 Opus 26 at a Saturday recital held by the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago.
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Dorothy K. Cordes
Lexington Ave
Brookfield
Gross School
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Brookfield Water Commission Defends Rates in Letter
Commissioner for the Village of Brookfield writes to The Magnet to dispute a Chicago Sun-Times based article alleging profiteering by the Brookfield North Riverside Water commission. He explains rates are volume based, with 12 to 17 cents per 1000 gallons, average around 15.42 cents, and stresses the sinking fund and bond retirements. He urges public access to monthly financial reports to show no profit motive and asks for disclosure to clarify citizen understanding.
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Federal Works
Storerin
Ient
Walter Wilson
Age
Bush
North Riverside
Brookfield-North, Riverside
William T
The
Magnet
Department of the City of
Chicago
Brookfield- North
Riverside. Water. Commission
Gates
Chicago Sun-Times
Commission
Brookfield
Brookfield- North Riverside
Christmas Seal Sale Thank You Note From Institute
The board of directions extends thanks for splendid support to the Tuberculosis Institute of Chicago and Cook County during the 48th annual Christmas Seal sale. Generous aid in publicizing the sale helped reach a goal and contributed to one of the most successful campaigns in history.
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Board of Direcciation
Tuberculosis ‘Institute of Chicago
Cook County
Travel Tax in 1941 and After Mapped to War Costs
A wartime travel tax on rail and freight persisted years after the war. The piece notes a 15 percent travel tax during wartime, $4.61 federal tax on a New York to Chicago coach trip, and a 3 cent freight tax per dollar, totaling over $300 million annually. It argues the tax serves no purpose postwar and burdens households with ongoing government revenue.
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New York
Chicago
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Gross
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Morton
William B. MacRae
Leon Wilson
Planning Commission
Bash
Chicago Zoological Park
Casey Flowers
Nemes
the Brookfield
Brookfield, Ill
Grand Brookfield
LA Grange
Gilbert
Burlington
House of
Cleaners & Dyers
FORD
America
Costes
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Paes
Grand Boulevard
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