Treasurer Scott Sets Tax Deadline For July 25
Treasurer Scott will receive taxes up to July 25 when the books will positively be closed.
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Newspaper
Marysville Republican
Location
Marysville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
4
Treasurer Scott will receive taxes up to July 25 when the books will positively be closed.
Howard Langstaff visits friends near Richwood this week. Misses Elliott and Emma Cassi day spent at Marion Ohio. Preaching at A C church next Sunday morning and evening. Albert LaDow and John Mooney of Marion called on old friends here. Mrs Lizzie Wood and mother of near Prospect visited Mrs M M Cameron Tuesday. Mrs Sherman Riley and daughter Effie visiting relatives at Kenton Ohio. Wm Elliott of Lima visiting his parents. Clarion Murphy in charge of Erie Station while father off duty. Preaching at Pleasantview and Bethlehem. Members and officials urged to attend. Zelda Hanby spent last week with Mrs V H Rollins.
Pay taxes on or before July 25 to avoid the penalty. The notice urges timely filing to prevent additional charges and late fees.
Thomas Fryman and Jonathan Fryman family members visited in Forest Ohio and with Lovina Fryman while Salome Robinson stayed with relatives in Richwood. Several others including Miss Ethel Bonner, Dora Wynn, and Culp with Bonham spent weekends with local families near Kilbourne Ostrander Mt Victory and Peachblow. Taxes due by July to avoid penalty.
James Dixon in neighborhood last week notes and invites readers to a Baptist picnic on a coming Sunday. C A Parish and family spent Sunday with Thomas Parish and family east of here. Michael Blue of Wood County mentioned among locals in this brief social note.
The article notes that Treasurer Scott will close the tax books on July 25. This action ends the current tax period and initiates collection or accounting procedures for the new cycle.
Patsy O'Brien of Raymond was here on business last week. Mrs. McKitrick returns from Prospect visit. Mayor King and wife visit relatives in Madison County. Fred Pinney and family of Richwood visited over Sunday with parents. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien attended a Marysville funeral Monday. Miss Clutter and Miss Ethel Riley of Marion take masseurist posts at Park hotel. Witlinger and Johnson families attend Mary Hill funeral at Radnor church Thursday Nine 7. Services led by Rev. Hodge of New Dover. Presbyterian Sunday school at Richwood held a picnic at Eagle Park last Wednesday.
The notice states the tax books will close on July 25 and asks if taxes have been paid.
A collection of notes from Meadowbrook Farm discussing visiting relatives, community events, and farm economy. Tips urge raising a few colts, improving hog quarters, cleaning cows, and stocking fruit trees while stressing readiness and clean milk handling as spring returns. References to multiple households and towns such as Marysville Brush Lake Summersville Milford Center and Zanesfield.
Miss Rachel McElroy spent Sunday as a guest of Misses Edna and Oma Evans. Charley Speakman and wife of Columbus are guests of Lewis Evans and family for the week. Mrs. D. J. Harris and J. E. Harris visited Delbert Johnson and family of Marysville. Dr. E O. Richardson and wife of Marion visited H. B. Evans and family. Mrs. Dora Smith returned to Urbana Illinois after two weeks with her parents.
The Union County Medical Association gathered in the Park Hotel parlors at Magnetic Springs on Tuesday. About twenty five physicians from Union Delaware and Madison counties attended and an engaging program was presented. Drs Hall and Bown of Rich wood were among those in attendance.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during our baby's illness and death. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Pierce express gratitude for support during this sad time.
A LaRue ball game drew several attendees from the area including a visitor count. Laura Alexander traveled to Maryville last Sunday for a several week stay with relatives. Jake Landis and family visited Mr.
A biographical sketch of William J. Bryan from birthplace in Salem Illinois to his rise in Nebraska politics. The piece details early life, education, law career, marriage to Mary E. Baird, entry into politics, key campaigns, and rapid ascent including terms in Congress and the 1896 presidential ambitions.
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