City Treasurer Settles Delinquent Taxes with County
City Treasurer Vera B. Peterson filed delinquent tax returns with the County Treasurer on March 4 and reached a satisfactory settlement.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1947
Page
15
City Treasurer Vera B. Peterson filed delinquent tax returns with the County Treasurer on March 4 and reached a satisfactory settlement.
Farmer Phil Geeck discovered a cow had given birth to triplet heifer calves on February 28. One calf died later. The herd has also produced twins in prior births.
A Dow Chemical Company publication The Brine Well shows American Air-Skis being loaded at the American Ski Company plant in Clare for shipment to Sweden. The image appeared in the March 4 issue.
The mayor has been quiet due to an unexpected sneeze that knocked out his teeth and left him momentarily embarrassed in public. The incident, described as minor, caused a brief disruption in city affairs as he adjusted.
A respected Clare resident, not the youngest, went skiing and returned with an injured arm in a sling. The profession notes he will likely pause skiing for now and focus on recovery this week.
A town rumor says a child found a ladies purse with a revolver and turned it to a citizen. Acting Chief Dunlop investigated and State Police were notified. The purse reportedly contained only an empty whiskey bottle when opened.
Weather shifts reveal bare runway patches at Clare Airport and Stevenson Lake practice flights spark talk of an alternate airfield. An all metal hangar by Courtney Bauer houses a Piper Cub three place plane. Ernest Irwin builds another hangar for his Piper Cub. Arnold Ott visited from Kalamazoo and dined with Henry Ott. Bill Seiter and Albert Seiter flew to Alpena on business. Jimmy Loach and Jack Foss completed solo cross-countries. Lester Louch Jimmy Louch and Bill Ingram acquired a Stearman. Stanley Parish enrolled in GI Flight Training. Maxwell earned his instructor rating after hard flight test.
Community notes from Lake George recount Sunday School at 0 00 and 2 00 PM with Supt Lewis Irwin, Sunday sermon at 3 00 PM, and a well attended St Patrick supper. Local residents visit kin, weekend cottage gatherings, and flu in the community cited as a factor in plans.
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