Village approves 1934 35 appropriations budget measures
Wilmette Village board approves the 1934 35 appropriations ordinance boosting village corporate funds to 294 097 53 with raises in library and recreation allocations. Total all purposes set at 331 071 48, up from 301 835 72 last year, with library and pension funds highlighted and tax levy to be discussed in July.
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Wilmette Lirt
Ort
Dobbs
Police and Firemen’s
Firemen’s
Pay Your Taxes and Help Your Community
Citizens of Wilmette urged to read a district letter on the current tax situation from the New Trier Township committee. Residents told two thirds of the tax goes to local services, urging prompt payment at Winnetka banks to avoid penalties and support the community.
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New Trier
Sanborn Hale
Winnetka State Bank
Winnetka
C. P. Dobbs
Village of
Wilmette
Henry E. Cutler
Kenilworth
Glencoe
Chicago
Enrollment of 300 at N. T. Summer Session
The New Trier Township High School summer session opened Monday with about 300 students, slightly below last year. For the third year the session runs on a tuition basis with a 21 member faculty. New courses include Physical Geography taught by F. C. Windoes and Modern Literature taught by Miss Lulu Wright. Registrations are still being received. courses welcome adults as well as high school students.
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N. T
New Trier Township High School
F. C. Windoes
New Trier
Lulu Wright
Difficulties Placing Loans Reported by Wilmette S&L
C E Clifton Jr secretary of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Wilmette says the group has trouble placing loans acceptable to its officers and the federal government. He notes money remains in the treasury for applicants who can qualify on the required security and invites inquiries.
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C. E. Clifton, Jr
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Wilmette
Treasury
Stop Tax Penalties and Reduce Government Cost
Police chief Brautigam urges parents to remove bicycle sirens and use lights for night riding to boost safety. Sidewalk riding is discouraged and street riding in business districts requires dismounting. Officials also mail a tax guidance letter to Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka, and Glencoe residents urging prompt payment before June 27 to avoid penalties and aid budget planning.
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Brautigam
Henry Brautigam
Wilmette Beach Opens Sale of Season Tickets
The Wilmette bathing beach opened to the public on Saturday. Percy B. D. Idler, chair of the beach committee, announces tickets are on sale at the beach house. Two family season tickets are available: one at $1 with limited privileges and one at $4 with full privileges and services.
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Wilmette Beach
Wilmette Bathing Beach
Percy B. D. Idler
Wilmette Schools Close as 174 Diplomats Receive Diplomas
Wilmette Public Schools held graduation exercises last Friday night at New Trier High School. 174 pupils received diplomas. Diplomas were presented by Henry E. Cutler, president of the Wilmette board of education, with Supt. J. R. Harper presenting the class. The Wilmette school orchestra performed.
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Wilmette
New Trier High School
Henry E. Cutler
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