Patrons Cite Misvalued Property Tax
A criticism emerged over a patrician valued assessment totaling 753 dollars. Local officials faced questions about the valuation process and potential discrepancies affecting property owners.
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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
1
A criticism emerged over a patrician valued assessment totaling 753 dollars. Local officials faced questions about the valuation process and potential discrepancies affecting property owners.
Sayner and Findlay attend a summer debate workshop at Sayer at SE 100 East Cossitt. Dave Findlay participates in the program, highlighting collaboration between Sayner and Findlay in developing debate skills.
A Skokie drama bugle corps ceremony opened with red, black and white uniforms. Local leaders from VFW and Boy Scouts presented awards to Donald Eash for bravery, and C Harold Bush received a 15 year scouter award. Afternoon events featured Little League races, then a fire department water fight, with parade winners named for commercial, national, and youth group entries and ribbons awarded for CAP and veteran organizations.
LaGrange police report recovering a stolen car after a high speed chase at 1 35 am on Monday. The fifth stolen vehicle recovered in a month, with two abandoned and three found in chases. Officers Perry Brown and Nick Dorscino pursued east on Cave then south on a circuitous route to Washington and Ogden where the fugitive fled on foot. The thefts continued with another car stolen at Blanchan and Mapleaves and later abandoned at Madison and Monroe. A separate pursuit on Ogden led to two cars chased toward LaGrange and Brookfield, with arrests and brief gunpoint standoffs. Police identified suspects Walter Hogan, Louis Scott, Charles Rust, and Rush, all Chicago residents, with Rush later captured in Chicago and slated for return to LaGrange for prosecution.
No buyers at the Strand auction as the theater, closed since early 1952, faced weekly costs around 450 dollars for salaries, rents, utilities and heating while grossing 800 dollars. Fred Schlange won 3 dollars for guessing the final bid. Lund was expected in Chicago to attend but did not arrive by auction close. The sale required a 1500 dollar down payment and 200 dollars monthly for equipment. the building required 3500 dollars down and 3800 dollars monthly.
Orchids to Smuthy School of Music for prize winning float and to Bill Markward marshal of the parade. CAP planes flew over the boulevard to herald the parade. Brookfield Zoo attendance July 4 reached 31 000 with weekend total 72 000 per Assistant Director Ralph Graham. Blue Angels exhibition at Glenview canceled per Lt. Pat Murphy. Ice cream social July 16 at Coss Park Methodist Church 6 30 to 9 p m. Hollywood Daze features Florence Lohnes Don Blanks Jeep Milly Over Janette Voiskowalt and others in lighthearted scenes.
Mr and Mrs Paul C Ioas host weekly Thursday 8 pm round table discussions on the Baha i faith at 3531 Arden Ave public is invited and welcome to attend the sessions
Allen Braband fourteen of 5315 8 Ashland Ave drowned Sunday while swimming at a Black Hawk Beach pool during a Florida visit with his family. His body was found about 15 feet from a float near shore. An inquest was set for Ottawa at 10 a.m. Tuesday as authorities searched for answers about the drowning.
A fragmentary report describes a body recovered from a water near the shore on Monday morning. Services are planned in La Grange after Mrs. Schroeder arrives. The deceased attended St Andrews on the South Side and later St Jeune before entering LaGrange area two years ago, completing seventh and eighth grades at St Jeune.
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