Notice of Sale of Bank Stock and Real Estate in Clarke County Georgia
Georgia Clarke County guardian Mrs Nina F Blasingame will sell before Athens court house door on the first Tuesday in January next twelve shares of Bank of Statesboro stock par 60 dollars, plus personal property including a Willys Knight automobile and gas outfit, to satisfy a mortgage note. Also notices to creditors and administrators, and a land sale in Athens Clarke County describing Hancock Avenue Chase Street corner property. Sale actions governed by court orders and county notices.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Nina F. Blasingame
Dorothy Q. Fulcher
Wall
Court House
Athens
Bank of
Statesboro
Court of Ordinary
Balloch
NI F. Blasingame
Nina Ometan
A OK
Willys Knight
Heywood
Will Porter
Porter
D. G. Anderson
Gage
Sai
W.E. Jackson
Court of Odinary
Said County
Pichin
Bello
Johnson Andergon
Bludwine Company
Georgia Railway & Electric Company
High Shoals Manufacturing Company
H. C. Anderson
Mra
Belle Johnson Anderson
Parcel of land in Clarke County sold under execution
The notice describes a south half of lot 20 in the B. K. Lumpkin survey, bounded by Mealor Carr estate Price and Poplar Street, formerly tied to W. P. Eberhart via deed 1906. Sheriff Jackson forwards sale for January 1923, under city court execution in favor of Guaranty Investment & Loan Co. against Eberhart, with notice to tenant. Also details a second sale of the north half of Lot 3 of the Phillip Neely home place as division to Pearline Gates, under execution from City Court of Athens in favor of Thomas Robinson against Pearline Gates, with notices filed.
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J. H. Mealor
Carr
Gleason
Mrs. Price
Poplar Street
B. K. Lumpkin
William Carr
BP. Eberhart
Albert Boylston
W. P. Eberhart
W. E. Jackson
Clarke County
Georgia
Court House
Sai County
G. M
Phillip Neely
George J. Johnson
Pearine
Deila Johnson
Vearline Johnson
Fearline Gates
Thos
Robinson
Fearline J. Gates
City Court of
Athens
Pearline J. Gates
Sheriff Sale of Athens Property in Clarke County Georgia
The sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in January 1923 before the city house door in Athens Georgia the property of B F Von Cannon P O Wall and Carl H Von Cannon described as a lot with improvements in Athens Clarke County starting at Hancock and Lumpkin intersection then 68 feet west to Dougherty Street 68 feet east to Lumpkin Street 228 feet south to Lumpkin and back to start to satisfy a judgment in favor of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company against the named defendants. Deed filed before levy. December 7, 1922. W E Jackson Sheriff Clarke County Georgia.
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Georgia
Clarke_County
Athens
Clarke County
Hancock Avenue
Lumpkin Street
Vonpi
B. F. von Cannon
P. O. Wall
Carl H. VonCannon
Dougherty Street
onCannon
B. F. VonCannon
Court of Athens
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
H. VonCannon
B F, VonCannon
P.O. Wall
W. E. Jackson
Georgia Clarke County property sale notice 1923
A sale is set for the first Tuesday in January 1923 at public outcry before the Clarke County Court House door Athens Georgia. The parcel known as 328 Elberton Street fronts Elberton Street 100 feet and runs back 463 feet with improvements, bounded by Osborn property on the north and the Orgin Railroad on the east. Title cited in a city court levy proceeding for Annie Blythe Dean against Sarah Harris with legal notice to tenants.
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Georgia
Clarke
Court House
Athens
Clarke County
Osborn
Orgin
Hain
Elberton Street
Fendant
Sarah Harris
A Nens
Annie Blythe
Levy
Pont de Pe
Auction Notice and Probate Citations From Clarke County
Multiple legal notices announce a property levy on 1445 Oak Street Athens Georgia to satisfy an execution for Nona Cole, plus requests for permanent letters of administration for Frank J. Myers and twelve months support for his widow and other estates, with sales of shares of stock and dates in December 1922 and January 1923.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Jos
Frank J
Yers
C. Orr
A. L. King
L. D Lougbridife
Diece
Ciriue
R. C. Orr
Fire destroys Astoria business district in massive blaze
The Astoria business district along the river was reduced to ruins by a fire that started after 3 am. Firemen and Portland reinforcements swept 16 blocks, with losses estimated between 10.9 and 15 million dollars. One life was reported lost, Norris 1, a liquor dealer and bank president, collapsed. Two other men were missing and later believed dead as the district from the riverfront to Exchange Street burned. Astoria, a aging trading post named for John Jacob Astor, faced near-total destruction of its downtown.
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Astoria
Gregon
Associated Press
Portland
Norris
Astoria Bank of Commierte
River Front
Exchange Street
Astorie
John Jacob For
Georgia Shooting Fatal for Funderburk and Wounding Miss Courson
In Macon Georgia Pat Funderburk a traveling salesman and his companion Miss Olene Courson were in a car when a dispute led to Funderburk shooting. He killed Funderburk instantly, wounded Miss Courson seriously in the abdomen and arm, and wounded a bystander Woods who later awaited coroner action. The incident sparked a coroner’s inquest with questions surrounding jealousy and motive.
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Macon
Pat Funderburk
Georg'an
Olene Courson
Woods
Lots
Wss Funderburk
Miss Courson
Ben
Deveaureux
Education Week Observed In Georgia Movement
National Education Week runs December 3 to 9 with Pay-Up Week for the Christian Education Movement among Georgia’s Protestant communities. State Superintendent M Marks leads National Education Week efforts and sits on the North Georgia Conference Board of Education. Dr. Parks attended conference meetings and offered counsel. Dr. Dempsey and Dr. Harmon urge timely payments, with offices in Atlanta and Macon for donations. The program reports encouraging funds as church officials visit offices with locally raised contributions. Georgia SMU groups support four to five thousand students in Southern Methodist Church schools across the two conferences. J J Tigert, US secretary of education, is a SMU member and a promoter of universal education.
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Georgia
M. Marks
Scholpla
Board of Education
North Georgia Conference
Parks
Christian Education Movement
E. F. Dempsey
J. A. Harmon
South Georgia
Dempsey
Atlanta
Wesley Memorial Church
Dr. Harmon
Hill Street
Macon
Southern Methodist Church
J. J. Tigert
United States
Dr. Tigert
Prengh Tiger Ends Washington Visit
Prengh Tiger concludes his Washington trip with a formal address to be delivered Friday afternoon before the International Lyceum and Chatauqa association. He has spoken at the War College and before Southern Society, but this appearance is regarded as the most important of his Washington engagements.
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Washington
Geoukes Clemenceau
France
The
War College
Southern Society
International Lyceum and Chatauqua Association
Mississippi Governor Russell Trial Heads Third Day
In Oxford Mississippi the $100000 damage suit against Governor Lee M Russell proceeds with more than twenty witnesses including former Governor Theo Bilbo to be heard. Judge Holmes extends sessions as the defense calls Russell and contends over the Mary letter and settlement claims amid cross examinations and rebuttal anticipated.
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Oxford
Miss
Theo G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Lee M. Russell
Kcovernor
Frances C. Birkhead
Mss Birkhead
Mary
J. KK. Holmes
Mr. Bilbo
Russell
Miss Birkhead
Holmes
Winder to Have New Sanitarium
Winder, Ga., will gain an up to date sanitarium as Doctors E. R Harrs W. T Randolph and W. J. Mathews lease the Garrison building corner to convert it into a hospital. Work has begun and opening is planned for early January with offices moved to the new building.
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Winder
Claud Pails escape fuels chase for murder plot
Los Angeles officials say they barely know where to begin in locating Clara Phillips, the convicted hammer murderess who escaped from county jail last Tuesday. A nationwide search follows after she slipped through cell bars, with tips proving worthless and even misidentifications reaching as far as Chicago. The district attorney revises jailbreak penalties, while fears grow over accomplices and renewed flight. In China, Taizhou area reports chaos as bandits roam the Kinshow leasehold, sparking criticism of both Chinese and Japanese authorities.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clara Phillips
Lower California
Chicago
Murtderess
Ofice
Alberta Tremaine Meadows
Phillips Pro- Bepution
Hhe
Tietseien
China
Associated Press
Vsing
Tao
Kinschow
Chaoite
Japan
Believed Posse Surrounds Negro Suspect in Fla murder
In Valdosta Georgia a posse led by Sheriff Lipscomb and including Florida officers surrounded near here two black men, Arthur Young 30 in custody and Charlie Wright, sought for the murder of Ruby Hendry, a Perry Florida schoolteacher. Young, an escaped convict, was captured Thursday night and moved to another jail for safekeeping. Police say Young confessed to being in Perry with Wright last Saturday.
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Valdosta
Arthur Young
Lipscomb
Florida
Charlie Wright
Ruby Hendry
Perry
Fla
Young
Porrye Fla
Wright
Would Purchase City's Franchise Develops Newport News Bid
Rocky Mount North Carolina reports Wilmington pressing to buy Newport News franchise in the Virginia league. Final decision due after W Hoy league president returns from minor league meeting in Louisville on December 10.
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Rocky Mount
N.c
Wilmington
Newport News
W. Hoy
Minor League Baseball Association
Louisville
Britain Profits By U S Experience
NEW YORK Great Britain has gained in broadcasting through lessons from the United States. A P M Fleming, manager of the research and educational department of a Manchester broadcaster, says Britain learned to avoid many scattered radio stations without a plan of cooperation. He notes Britain plans eight stations in key British Isles cities to replace chaos from uncoordinated setups.
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New York
Great Britain
United States
A. P. M. Fleming
Manchester
Fleming
British Isles
Lightning Starts Oil Field Fire in Arkansas
EL Dorado Ark lightning struck an oil pit at the Smackover field owned by North American Oil, spreading to pits holding about 400000 barrels. The fire, burning Friday morning, threatened a large area but officials hoped rain would limit damage. Workers siphoned oil but lacked containers. estimated loss placed at 200000 dollars.
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Eldorado
Ark
Smackover
Inger Finds Beside Her Insurance Blasts Phone 74
In a fragmentary notice an entity linked to INGER appears beside references to insurance and a blasting call sign 74. The readable parts imply a classified or notices item with contact details, though specifics are unclear.
Kidney Pills Promise Quick Relief From Trouble
An advertisement touts Kidney Pills and a Cathartic Tablet as a remedy for kidney trouble, claiming past fatigue, back aches, blurred vision, and rheumatic pains. It promises renewed energy and fast relief, urging readers to try the product as a life renewal aid.
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G. Hyde
Jean
Grandchild cough relief from Foley's Honey and Tar
Grandchild’s cough and chest trouble relief are described with Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad-like fragment notes the product’s past popularity, with mentions of ingredients on the wrapper and its long running sale through general stores.
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Doig
Meyersdale
Foley
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