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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1940
Page
4
A series of sheriff sale notices in Potter County Texas describe foreclosures on Amarillo real estate for unpaid taxes and judgments. The ads list totals for Amarillo Independent School District the City of Amarillo and the State, dates for sale on February 6 1940, and the right of the defendants to redeem within two years per law.
Court in Potter County Texas orders sheriff sale of W F Morin property to satisfy a tax judgment in favor of Amarillo Independent School District City of Amarillo and the State of Texas. Property Lot 6 Block 472 Mirror Addition Amarillo subject to redemption within two years with six percent interest and costs. Deputy J C Vaughn to oversee the sale scheduled for January 11 1940 at M o'clock.
Public sheriff sale notices dated January 1940 list judgments against L L Hudgins Security Trust Co and P B Garrett amounting to 924.54 with six percent interest. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in February 1940 at the Potter County Courthouse Amarillo between 10 AM and 4 PM to satisfy the tax liens on Lot 6 and adjacent parcels. A second notice for Mrs J J Winters shows a total due of 148.46 with six percent interest, sale planned on the same February date at the same location for her property redemption lapse.
J I Winters as defendant holder of realty in Amarillo Texas Lot 18 Block 13 Morningside Addition subject to redemption and two year right. Sale by W M Adame Sheriff to satisfy tax lien and costs for Amarillo Independent School District and interveners with proceeds applied to judgment. January 11 1940.
A court in Potter County rules January 1940 tax judgment against Nathan Lynch and Anna Chenault for 148.30 plus interest costs. Sheriff sale set for the first Tuesday in February 1940 at 10 AM and 4 PM to satisfy the judgment on real estate in Glenwood Addition Amarillo including Blocks 165 164 153 with redemption rights for two years. Deputy R J Vaughn holds sale details.
In cause No 6770 Tax Amarillo Independent School District plaintiff with City of Amarillo and State of Texas as interveners against Roy Driscoll as defendant a judgment totaling 285 40 plus six percent interest and costs is set for sale on the first Tuesday in February 1940 at the Potter County Courthouse Amarillo Texas Lots 1 and 2 Block 10 Galdden Sanborn Addition. Proceeds apply to the tax claim with redemption rights and court costs.
Potter County Sheriff announces levy on real estate tied to judgments in multiple suits including Amarillo Independent School District and City of Amarillo. Public sale for cash to the highest bidder scheduled on the first Tuesday in February 1940 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the Potter County Courthouse, Amarillo, with Lot 5, Block 1 Holland Addition among properties.
In Potter County Amarillo Texas on January 11 1940 a public sale at the Court House door will occur between 10 a m and 4 p m to satisfy a judgment foreclosing tax lien against A Thompson et al. and covering Block 280 Holland Addition Amarillo subject to redemption. Proceeds apply to taxes interest costs and the Amarillo Independent School District and interveners. Sale conducted by J C Vaughn Deputy Illo Texas 1940.
The Amarillo Independent School District and interveners sue Otis L Williams in Amarillo Texas to recover 57 19 in sums plus costs. The court orders sale of Williams property Lot 4 Block 12 Famous Heights Park Addition Amarillo to satisfy the judgment with a two year redemption period.
Court order in 108th Judicial District directs sheriff to sell J D Cazzell's real estate in Potter County for unpaid taxes owed to Amarillo Independent School District City of Amarillo Texas State of Texas and County of Potter plus costs. Parcels include Lot 5 Block 46 Famous Heights Park Addition Lot 5 Block 5 Crudgington Addition Lot 3 Block 235 San Jacinto Heights Addition and Lots 9 10 Subdivision 2 Block 125 Original Townsite Amarillo with 6 percent interest from judgment date January 11 1940.
Potter County sheriff announces levy and public sale to satisfy tax judgments against real property in Amarillo. Multiple cases list amounts owed by the Amarillo Independent School District City of Amarillo and Texas state, with parcels in Block 170 Original Townsite and Sunset Park Addition. Sale dates set in January 1940 with 6 percent interest and costs.
The sheriff announces a sale of property tied to George W White and Etta Sexton White on January 11 1940 in Amarillo Texas Center 50 feet of Lot 1 Block 224 subject to rights of the Independent School District with costs of suit and sale proceeds to satisfy the judgment.
By order of anine dated December 1938, the Amarillo In Potter interveners and Beatrice Rodriguez as defendant, a judgment of $156.89 plus costs is foreclosing Beatrice Rodriguez's interest in Lots 25 26 27 28 Block 321 Mirror Addition Amarillo Texas. Sale proceeds to be applied to costs penalties interest and the lien. Redemption rights remain.
By order of sale in the 108th Judicial District, a property levy on Valentine Cortez. The suit totals 132.07 with six percent interest plus costs. Lote 1 and 2, Block 493, Mirror Addition, Amarillo, Texas are seized as the defendant's property.
Sheriff sale announced for January 1940 at the Potter County courthouse in Amarillo to satisfy taxes and costs. Property includes 110 feet of Lot 10 and the north half of Lot 9 in Block 1 Holland Addition, with liens in favor of Amarillo Independent School District and others, subject to redemption within two years. Proceeds cover taxes penalties and costs, with the sale conducted by B J C Vaughn deputy.
The Amarillo Independent School District and City of Amarillo with Potter County as interveners win a judgment against M Watner for 419.02 with interest. The court orders a sheriff sale at the Potter County courthouse in Amarillo between 10 am and 4 pm to sell Lots 13–18 in Block 474, Lots 22–24 in Block 474, Lot 22 in Block 450, Lot 1 in Block 431, Lot 18 in Block 422, and Lots 3–4 in Block 406 in Mirror Addition and Lots 14–15 in Block 26 Original Townsite to satisfy the debt and redemption rights. (Continued on page 7)
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