Wilmette Merchants Give $1245 to Welfare Board
Wilmette merchants turned unclaimed state sales tax refunds totaling 1 245 17 to the village Welfare Board this week. The fund supports unemployed residents through work certificates redeemable for essentials, under a plan chaired by C C Schultz. Thirty four businesses contributed to the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce listed fund, with additional contributions possible in coming days.
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Wilmette
Wilmette’s Welfare Board
Wilmette Welfare Board
Wilmette Chamber of Commerce
Welfare Board
C. C. Schultz
Board of
Wilmette Charities
Chamber of Commerce
National Tea Company
van Deusen’s Grocery & Market
Menghenelli
Wilming Drugs
Worthen’s
Snider-Carel Drug Co
Ridge Avenue Pharmacy
Frank Hlavacek & Sons
Martin Jacobson
Patty Shoppe
Taylor’s Dry Goods
Renneckar Drug Co
Wilson Bakery
Weiland Florist
Linden Market
B. M. Caplan
Beyrer Electric Shop
Ash Delicatessen
Wilmette Cafe
North Shore Candy Shop
Linden Crest
Fourth Street Auto Service
Shield of Quality
Linden Avenue
Shawnee Service
Herbon Brothers
Wolff-Griffis Ace
Pagliarulo
Schneider’s
Jewel Tea
Loblaw
Dutch Oven
Lyman Pharmacy
Millen Hardware
Hoffmann Brothers
Ridge Avenue
Pearson's Market
Free Beach Tickets For Wilmette Families In Need
The Wilmette Park board will issue free beach tickets to families unable to pay. Traditionally for Welfare board rolls and now expanded to those not on the rolls. Recommendations come from welfare social workers and tickets are issued through beach house staff.
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Wilmette
Wilmette Park Board
Wilmette Welfare Board
Local Board of Charities
Welfare Board
Henry J. Haack
Village approves 1933 34 budget with higher tax levy
The village board passed the annual appropriation for 1933–1934 totaling 301 835.72 with unanimous vote. Village President Dubbs explains the tax levy rises to 234 000 despite a smaller overall budget due to exhausted liquid assets and limited warrants capacity, from 50 percent issuance to fund operations.
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Wu.mette LiFe
C. P. Dubbs
Dubbs
Wilmette Village Board Tackles Signals Fees and Beer
The village board discussed an injunction demurrer over a Main street garage, the Illinois Commerce Commission review of automatic signals at Wilmette street crossings, a $22 000 gasoline tax division grant, and a $600 municipal code revision bill. Managers seek bids on vehicle insurance excluding beer permits while residents debate 3 2 beer sales and home consumption.
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Willis D. Nance
Main Street
Lake Avenue
Nance
Illinois Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee & North Shore Railroad
Wilmette
Illinois Municipal League
C. M. Osborn
A. G. Crane
Ninth Street
Crane
Dobbs
Brethold Observes 85th Birthday in Wilmette
Charles H. Brethold of 1102 Central avenue Wilmette celebrated his 85th birthday with a family gathering at Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Schulz in Chicago. A longtime Wilmette resident for 43 years he remains active in real estate and visits his office at 545 Main street each weekday.
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Charles H. Brethold
Central Avenue
Wilmette
Supt Harper Attends Education Conference
J. R. Harper superintendent of Wilmette public schools attends the education problems and trends conference July 10 to 14 at Northwestern University. He traveled from his Hartford Michigan summer home to Chicago for the National Education Association meeting.
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J. R. Harper
Wilmette Public Schools
Northwestern University
Mr. Harper
Chicago
Hartford
Mich
National Education Association
Blaylock to Temporarily Head Social Service Work
Mrs John C Blaylock will temporarily perform duties of social service work and juvenile officer while Mrs Lillian D Northam, who headed the office, has died. The Wilmette Welfare Board meets next Monday to decide a permanent appointment and the continuation plan for the work.
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John C. Blaylock
Lillian D. Northam
Wilmette Welfare Board
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Wwe
C. H. Brethold
Supt. Harper
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