Brady Family History and Funeral Details In Brookfield
Biag 1919 obituary notes the Brady family living on North Stone Avenue until 1933 then moving to Brookfield. Suffering heart disease for eight years, Mr. Brady worked for the Federal Stone Company from 1921 until retirement. Funeral services were held at Hallowell and James Funeral Home LaGrange then a 10 a.m. Mass officiated by Father W Meclnerny. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery. Surviving are three children, George, Patricia and Guy, and his widow.
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Brookfield village boards discuss fleet, licenses and plans
Village officials review fire department funding travel to Illinois fire school, license fee updates for the Strand theater, and a future elevation study. Trustees consider executive session to interview a village manager, zoning board setup, and a property survey as scouts report on summer league play and awards events.
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Planning Commission
Village Hall seeks volunteers to update building ordinances
Village clerk Anthony Strohl calls for volunteers to codify amendments and bring records up to date. Trustee Cox notes garages and chicken coops being used as homes violate ordinances and are referred to the village attorney for prosecution. President Hayford discusses evictions, a Proviso Municipal League meeting on June 18, and asks for reports on traffic lights and curb widening. He also urges a revision of the entire building code while Trustee Bush reports on new bills and village indebtedness.
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Village Board Debates Excess Revenue and Special Assessments
The village reported excess revenue of over $79,000 at the initial board meeting. The board also considers special assessments raised in a letter from Irving V. Reany, presenting another agenda item for discussion.
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Irving V. Reany
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