Greendale Cab Fare Sparks Community Complaint
A resident's sharp letter to Greendale's utilities committee asks the Milwaukee taxi firm to recheck the fare to the village. The $1.85 one way rate to Greendale is criticized as unfair compared with higher charges to Whitefish Bay and Fox Point, which are farther from Milwaukee. The company will be asked to review the rates.
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Police Department Receives New Squad Car
Chief Bruett enjoys a comfortable squad car received last Wednesday after a recent accident. Villagers wonder if the patrol wagon truck will be kept ready for the next emergency as the department bids it farewell with hopeful bon voyage wishes.
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Greendale Tax Bills Sent to Property Owners
Greendale property owners received annual tax bills marking a first in the town history where real estate and business property taxes are issued alongside personal property. The notice outlines the distribution of tax assessments and the new scope of charges for owners.
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Greendale
Marcus to Broadcast on Housing Program in Milwaukee
Marcus, national American Legion housing official, will headline the Milwaukee Journal Station WITMJ program Milwaukee Speaks on housing at 4 p.m. Sunday January 5. The one hour show includes a main talk, a rebuttal, and audience Q A. Marcus is known for blunt questions shaping veterans housing policy. Residents of Greendale are urged to listen or attend at 3 30 p.m. The broadcast is on 620 kilocycles.
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Middle West
Greendale
Snow Removal Warning for Village Sidewalks
Citizens and business owners face liability for injuries from accumulated snow and ice as the police pledge a campaign to clear sidewalks. The notice urges residents to keep in front of their homes clear to avoid liability.
Greendale Sells Dog and Bicycle Licenses
The village clerk announced dog license sales are now at the clerk’s office with hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Bicycle licenses are to be bought at the police station. Chief Bruett will oversee inspections with department officers.
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Bruett
Greendale School Faces Possibility of No Funds
Greendale faces a looming funding crisis as the school district may run out of money for the coming year. Delays over federal bonuses and taxes leave officials unsure, with a possible January meeting to decide actions as janitorial funds hold until mid month.
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Greendale School
Greendale
William Domm
House Delivery of Mail Asked in Greendale Letter
A letter to the Post Office Department from Greendale residents requests investigation of establishing regular house to house mail delivery. They cite sidewalks and clean streets, wish for Milwaukee County suburb style service, and complain about box rents and delays when windows are closed. An investigator is asked to visit and poll residents promptly.
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Greendale
Rip van Winkile
Rip
Uncle Sam
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Post Office Department of
United States
Washington
Milwaukee County
Dr Hayakawa to Speak at Greendale Meeting
The Human Relations society and Greendale Co operative association invite Greendale villagers to a January 15 1947 8 p m public meeting in the Community building. Dr S I Hayakawa will discuss Co operatives in International Relations He is noted for Language in Action and his work on language and its effects.
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Human Relations Society
Greendale
Kinois Institute of Technology At
Chicago
Hayakawa
Honkala Family Moves to Crystal Fall Michigan
The Emil Honkala family departed from the village last Sunday for their new home at Crystal Fall Michigan. We wish them happiness but will miss them here.
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Crystal Fall
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