Kenilworth Approves 340000 PWA Sewer Loan Plan
The Village of Kenilworth is set to receive a 340000 loan from the Public Works Administration for a new storm water sewer system serving east and west sections of town. Official notification was pending, with a committee prepared to act once formal approval is confirmed. Sewage backups in basements have spurred the project due to undersized existing sewers and limited outlets.
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Kenilworth
Public Works Administration
PWA
Chicago
O. K
Jenny Grander, Jr
Harold F. Tideman
Herman G. Seely
Harry P. Harrison
Kenilworth Company
Sheridan Road
Winnetka Avenue
Who's Who in Wilmette Contest Lets Shoppers Name Local Businesses
Wilmette Live presents a Who's Who Contest with photos of more than fifty five Wilmette business people and matching ads. Entries open to all residents except Lloyd Hollister Inc. employees and their families, with prizes from 25 to 1 trade dollars and a July 31 deadline.
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Wilmette
Wilmette Live
Lloyd Hollister Inc
Water Pumpage Here Shows Big Increase
Records at the municipal water works compare March through June 1934 with the same months in 1933 when water came from Livanston. Measured in cubic feet, May 1934 shows unusually high pumpage due to hot dry weather. If the same average continues, the yearly total would reach about 76,188,000.
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lLivanston
Manchacas
Return of E Seymour Burge From Vacation
E Seymour Burge, Rush Medical School graduate in June, came back last week from a month in the east. He attended the Dartmouth class of 1931 reunion and toured Eastern Canada visiting Bird Rock and Bonaventure Island off the Gaspé coast. He begins his internship at Presbyterian Hospital in September.
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E. Seymour Burge
Rush Medical School
East
Dartmouth
Canada
Bird Rock
Bonaventure Island
Gaspé Coast
Presbyterian Hospital
North Shore Officials Form Suburban Judiciary Committee
At a recent executive committee meeting of the Suburban Area and Country Towns association a Judiciary committee was appointed to handle legal matters for the group. North Shore village members include William B. Moulton president of Winnetka as chair Alexander H. Marshall Glencoe village attorney and Frederick Dickinson Winnetka village attorney.
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Suburban Area and Country Towns Association
North Shore Villages
William B. Moulton
Winnetka
Alexander H. Marshall
Glencoe
Frederick Dickinson
Municipal league blasts 1 percent tax limit plan
The Illinois Municipal League includes Wilmette Kenilworth Winnetka and Glencoe and warns against a 1 percent real estate tax limit proposed in Cook County. Secretary A D McLarty urged caution arguing the plan could bankrupt municipalities and serve political aims. Local governments would lose revenue affecting police fire health and schools.
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Illinois Municipal League
Wilmette
Kenilworth
Winnetka
Glencoe
Cook County
A. D. McLarty
Illinois
Municipal League
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