New Trier Township High to cut interest on warrants
The New Trier Township High School district reduced interest on its tax anticipation warrants from 6 to 5 percent on a $50,000 issue to fund June payrolls and July bond interest. Officials expect further savings if back taxes are paid, potentially eliminating warrant costs of $27,000 to $30,000 yearly. The district faces serious funding challenges as real estate tax valuations drop and new laws limit future issuing. The working cash fund law, effective July 1, may allow bonds for a cash revolving fund equal to one year's levy, offering a lower-cost financing option without a referendum. The board plans to pursue this to avoid future high-warrant bargains.
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Board of Education of
New Trier Township
Board of Defication
New Trier
Board of Education
New Trier Board of Education
First Federal Savings Opens Real Estate Loan Venture
Consummation of its first real estate mortgage loan for 3800 dollars to Frederick Hunsche at 1917 Greenwood Avenue marks a milestone for the Wilmette savings association. Three more approved loans will raise total lending to 12300 dollars as government capital shares bolster capacity.
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Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Wilmette
Frederick Hunsche
Beechwood Avenue
Greenwood Avenue
C. E. Clifton, Jr
Clifton
Savings and Loan Association
Day Nursery Registration Day Set for Summer Term
The Wilmette Day Nursery under CWES will hold a summer term registration on Monday June 18 for children aged 2 to 5. Located at Logan school on Prairie and Central, it operates 8 am to 5 pm to help working mothers. No fee, lunch allowed for full day attendees, and professionally trained teachers supervise all ages 2 to 5.
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Wilmette Day Nursery
CWES
Logan School
Prairie and
Central Avenues
Masons Observe St. John's Day in Wilmette
Wilmette Lodge No. 931 A F and A M will observe St John s Day with a special worship service at First Congregational Church invited by Rev John G Hindley minister of the church Members will gather at the Masonic temple Sunday at 10 30 am and march to the church
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St. John’s Day
Wilmette Lodge
A. F
A. M
First Congregational Church
John G. Hindley
Masonic Temple
Congregational Church
Contagion Report Shows Mumps Increase in Wilmette
In the week ending June 10 the Wilmette Health Department reports five new mumps cases, along with two cases of German measles and one case of measles in the same period.
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Wilmette
Village budget hearing on 1934 tax levy proposed
At a Tuesday night meeting the Village board announced a total budget of 334 59628 for 1934. Citizens may query during the reading. The village budget stands at 294 0975 with a 166 54636 levy. Firemen and Police pension funds have modest budgets and levies while Playground Recreation and Library boards list their respective budgets and levies.
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Firemen’s Pension Fund
Police Pension Fund
Playground and Recreation Board
Library Board
Dry Law Offenders in No Man's Land Area
A June 8 1934 letter from Wilmette Village president C P Dobbs to Cook County Commissioner Mrs Edward Fleming reports an investigation showing several No Man's Land locations selling beer and hard liquor against voters will. He urges cooperation between county officials and Winnetka Kenilworth and Wilmette to close supervise the area in New Trier Township High School district. Six sites are cited including a club with 16 50 annual membership.
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No Man’s Land Area
C. P. Dobbs
Wilmette Village Board
Edward J Fleming
Cook County
No Man’s Land
Dobbs
Board of County Commissioners
Winnetka
Kenilworth
Wilmette
New Trier Township
No Man's Land
1932 Tax Payment Rules For New Trier Township
Sanborn Hale township collector outlines how to pay the second installment of 1932 real estate taxes. First installment must be paid in full to Thomas B. Nash with a 3 percent penalty after June 15. 80 percent of second installments for homes and 2 and 3 family residences payable to Hale, with receipt marked paid on account to avoid penalties. Full payment required for vacant or commercial properties. State Attorney opinion questions rebates on overpayments, so paying in full may hinder rebates. Urges payments by June 27. warrants must be marked paid by June 30. After June 27, payments go to county building.
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New Trier
Sanborn Hale
Hales
Thomas B. Nash
Courtney
Richard M Burns Heads Sherman I O O F Lodge
Sherman I O O F Lodge No. 892 elected new officers Thursday night Noble Grand Richard M Burns Vice Grand William Doherty recording secretary Homer Cazel financial secretary Charles Knobel Installation set for July 12 Public installation in Evanston I O O F lodge planned for July 2 by lodge members
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Richard M. Burns
Sherman I.O.O.F
A. T. Sherman
Noble Grand
William Doherty
Homer Cazel
Charles Knobel
Evanston
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