Greendale village tightens official surety bond requirements
The Greendale Village Board adopts an ordinance amending Subsection (4) of Section 3.04 to set surety bond amounts for officials including Village Manager 5000, Village Treasurer 3000, Village Clerk 2000, Justice of Peace 2000, Chief of Public Safety 2000, and Director of Recreation 2000. The measure requires posting in three public places and takes effect after posting proof. Adopted January 28, 1947 in Milwaukee County Wisconsin.
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Greendale
Justice of Peace
Dept. of Public Safety
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin
Civil Service Commission
Vilage
Greencale Review
Greendale adopts code changes and tax resolution 1947
The village board of Greendale Wisconsin passes ordinances repealing and creating Greendale Code sub sections. It adopts resolutions setting 1947 village taxes at 641.92 dollars and designates Robert J. Eppley as Wisconsin Municipal Retirement Fund agent with alternates and authorizes transfer of specified U S securities by village officers.
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Greendale
Wisconsin Municipal Retirement Fund
Genevieve Molthen
Robert J. Eppley
Wisconsin
Board of Trustees of
Wisconsin* Municipal Retirement Fund
Walter E. Kroening
Anton Shabart
United States
Treasury Department
Joan
Treas
Village Views and a Plan for a Beauty Parlor
Community notes propose placing a beauty parlor above the post office with a doctor and dentist sharing space to expand services. The author urges local effort to utilize existing facilities to boost growth. The piece ends with a reflection on nature’s power and a higher force.
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Greendale
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