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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1933

Page

1

Wilmette Sees Friday and Saturday Tax Payment Days

County plans allow residents to pay the second 1931 tax installment locally through township collectors ahead of the August 19 deadline. Suburban Association urges prompt payment to fund local services. Sanborn Hale schedules a Maywood meeting for collectors to outline procedures while New Trier taxpayers already settle many bills.

Joseph B. McDonough Suburban Area and Country Towns Association Cook County Sanborn Hale Maywood Hale New Trier McDonough

Wilmette Business Men Sign Blanket Code

Postmaster Joseph E K Shantz reports that 120 Wilmette business men have signed the blanket code of the National Recovery Act. Only a few compliance certificates have been returned for the honor roll posting. He notes delays due to the large volume of certificates at the national capital and expects all to come through in time.

Joseph EK. Shantz Wilmette National Capital Mr. Shantz

Economy shop seeks outgrown items for Wilmette club

The Economy shop run by the Woman's Club of Wilmette accepts used clothing for men women and children, shabby furniture books nicknacks dishes and mason jars. Mrs. A L Grinnell chairs the effort asking residents to donate discard items for placement.

A. L. Grinnell The Woman's Club of Wilmette

Village Picnic Declared Success in Washington Park

The village picnic last Saturday in Washington Park drew broad approval from attendees described as expert witnesses. Perfect weather and strong attendance complemented an athletic program that occupied most of the afternoon. Dinner at six and an orderly evening program followed with participation from all village boards and employees.

Washington Park

Purse Snatcher Stops Girl Then Takes Candy Box

Ralph C. Clark reports his daughter was accosted near Washington avenue and Fourth street by a young man who tried to snatch her purse. He fled with a box of candy instead, and the screams drove him off. Police found no trace of the suspect.

Ralph C. Clark Forest Avenue Washington Avenue Fourth Street Miss Clark

Chief of Police Takes His Annual Vacation

Wilmette chief Henry Brautigam leaves protection duties to subordinates for his yearly vacation. He plans to continue his rounds and inspections despite absence from the desk.

of Police Henry Brautigam Wilmette

Beach Attendance Dips as Cool Weather Hits

Mrs. C. W. Cozzens, matron at the Wilmette beach, reports attendance fell notably during the past week’s cool spell. Rising temperatures are expected to bring a return to normal attendance levels.

C. W. Cozzens Wilmette Beach

On Vacation Wilmette Police Motorcycle Officer Works Beat

Joseph Schmidt of the Wilmette police motorcycle squad is on a mid summer vacation and will not ride motorcycles while away from duty.

Joseph Schmidt Wilmette Police

Welfare Board to Affiliate With Cook County Bureau

Wilmette Welfare board voted Monday night to affiliate with the Cook County Unemployment Welfare bureau. A committee was named to negotiate with M C Moss and to formalize an application letter, with a report expected the following Monday. The board hopes to keep local charity duties while relinquishing unemployment relief to the county system.

C. C. Schultz Moss Schultz David C. Leach Forest Avenue Harry E. Smoot Park Avenue John C. Blaylock Wilmette Welfare Board

Boy Bitten by Dog On Sixth Street

Kenneth Byrne an 11 year old boy was bitten by a dog owned by W G Peacock residing at 128 Sixth street Wednesday August 2. The animal was placed in confinement for observation.

Kenneth Byrne W. G. Peacock Sixth Street

Wilmette Dollar Days Offer Pre Inflation Value

Friday and Saturday August 11 and 12 mark the final Dollar days of 1933. Wilmette merchants urge shoppers to buy now before rising prices and NR A codes erase such bargains. First grade stock bought before price surges awaits readers, with ads on page 33.

Roosevelt Wilmette Wimmette Ling

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