Equitable Relief Petition in Clarke Superior Court
Clarke County petitions by J W Barnett and Maria George against Claude Henderson alias Claude Hentzel seek to bar interference with a land tract in Athens owned by Maria George and request decrees of no interest and other equitable relief. Court dates set for April term 1913 with clerk E J Crawford supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
J. W. Barnette
Maria George
Claude Henderson
Claude Hentzel
Clarke Superior Court
Claude Henzel
Athens
Chas. H. Prand
E. J. Crawford
Cobb & Erwin
Maria George Ve
Charles H. Brand
Athens Street Improvement Bond Election Notice 1913
The Mayor and Council of Athens Georgia announce a bond election on March 25 1913 to issue 75000 to improve city streets. Seventy five bonds of 1000 each bear 4.5 interest. principal and interest to be paid by June 30 1943 in gold coin. Election to approve or reject the bonds will be held at city polling places for thirty days prior notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Athens
State of
Georgia
Clarke County
Reid
United States
Athens Bond Election Ordered For Street Improvements
The Mayor and Council of Athens set a bond election for March 25 1913. Voters in wards one to four will mark FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT BONDS or AGAINST, with polling at McDonalds stable Police Court room Weatherlys stable and County Court House. A public school bond issue of 100000 dollars is also to be decided with terms 30 years, interest semiannual, maturing June 30 1943, and ballots to be published in the Athens Weekly Banner for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Athens
McDonald's
Clayton Street
Police Court Room
City Hall
Weatherly's
Broad Street
Fourth Ward
County Court House
City of Athens
Georgia
Clarke County
J. W. L. Wood
W. L. Wood
Police Court
I. W. L. Wood
Athens bond election notice and sheriff sale items
Public notice outlines a bond election procedure for Athens voters with precincts, voting rules, and a March 25, 1913 date. It includes contractor announcements and sheriff sales listing Broad Street property and various horses and carriages in warrants against W Y Escoe and others.
Clarke County notices and sheriff sales from 1913
A lengthy Clarke County legal notices page describes real estate levies, sheriff sale orders, guardianships, estate administrations, and a charter petition. It lists properties in Athens including the Dock Mathews place and Otis Cardell guardianship, with dates and officers cited, and records the Allen-Moss Tanning Co charter filing.
Sale Notice of L. J. Whitehead Mortgage Foreclosure
A notice states property for sale on the first Tuesday in April 1913 at the courthouse door in Clarke County to satisfy a mortgage from Superior Court Clarke County in favor of Morrison and Sherdon against L. J. Whitehead. Property includes a 1100 pound horse named Bob a 950 pound sorrel mare mule and a 50 pound sorrel horse mule. Owner is in possession. February 17 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
W. Y. Escoe
J. A. Baugh
W. E. Jackson
220Th Dist
G. P. Brightwell
Clarke
Court House
Athens
H. W. Hollis
Iowit
Will Davenport
Fifa
D. A. Daniel
Said Hollis
G. L. Arnold
Hollis
Clarke Superior Court
Daniel
Bob
L. J. Whitehead
Superior Court
Morrison and Sherdon
Legal sale notice for Lynwood Park properties
A notice states that between the legal hours of sale the following property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash in Lynwood Park: three lots, Lots 2 and 3 in Block 11 and a triangle west of them bound by Hancock Avenue to the south and Northwest Glennaven Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Hunscutt
Finley Street
Athens
J. A. Hunnicutt
J. T. Anderson
A. H. Davison
Otis Cardell
Rollin Cardell
Fife
Lynwood Park
Hancock Avenue
Glennaven Ave
Prof P F Brown Addresses Bible Class at Hiawassee
Despite threatening weather a goodly number attended the Hiawassee Settlement idle class meeting last night. Prof Peter F Brown of the State Normal School spoke on The Key to the Kingdom of Heaven in a pointed clear talk to edification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawassee
Peter F. Brown
State Normal School
Five Minute Talk to Boys and Girls at Church
The First Methodist church will feature a five minute sermon titled The Poisoned Pool. The pastor will expand the title into a pen picture and note the growing number of boys and girls in the congregation. The brief talk aims to involve the children in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Weather clears after weekend storm across Southeast
Weather forecast from Atlanta reports fair and colder conditions for Saturday after a severe western storm moves east. Rain totals across many stations, including Atlanta 1.92 inches and Montgomery 2.46, with risks of rising Flint and Chattahoochee rivers and possible minor flood stages near Alaga and Eufaula. C. F. von Herrmann signs the notice.
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Des Moines
Mississippi River
Atlanta
Montgomery
Asheville
Jacksonville
Baltimore
Washington
Knoxville
New Orleans
Mobile
Shreveport
Gainesville
Norcross
St. Lawrence Valley
Swift Current
Durango
Colo
Dodge City
Flint
Chattanoochee
Alaga
Eufaula
C. F. von Herrmann
Former bankers to appeal after prison sentence
In New Orleans, Eugene F. Buhler and Joseph H. Gomila, president and vice president of the defunct Textonia bank, plan to appeal their seven year sentences at hard labor for receiving deposits after learning the bank insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Marea
State
Eugene F. Buhler
Joseph H. Gomila
Textonia Bank
Hardware Dealers to Meet in Jacksonville Convention
Jacksonville March 14. All arrangements are complete for the reception and entertainment of visitors for the National Hardware Dealers Association annual convention. Advices indicate a large, notable trade gathering with special trains bringing delegations from Chicago Boston New York New Orleans and other points. A large exhibition by tool and hardware manufacturers will accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
National Hardware Dealers’ Association
Chicago
Boston
New York
New Orleans
Preacher Proposes Sunday Egg Offering Plan
North Georgia pastor Rev. George Hamilton proposes a scheme to boost church funds by claiming all eggs laid on Sunday belong to the church. He reports women parishioners have agreed to save Sunday eggs for church use, hoping to raise a substantial collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamilton
North Georgia
Gainesville Encampment Visitors Spur Chamber Decision
Gainesville officials report the Chamber of Commerce and the Commandant at Athens discussed hosting University of Georgia cadets for the annual encampment. After due consideration, they decided the cost outweighed the benefit, and visitors to Gainesville would be limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Vice President Marshall Reaches Fifty-Nine
Washington notes the birthday of Vice President Marshall born March 14, 1854 as he continues his work routine. Senators and colleagues visited his office to offer greetings on the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Washington
Capitol
Weekly Papers and the Women Demand Clean Press
Commerce News reports women in the state uniting to demand pure wholesome news from weekly papers. It notes the press has reached a limit and urges Georgia women to sustain efforts for a cleaner press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce News
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theron
Peters
Jennings
Burt Strickland
Colonel Smith
Justice Court
G. M
Frank H. Bowden
H. D. Marbut
Kk. F. Wood, L. C
Clarks County
W. C. Tiller
A. S. Rhodes
M. L. Duncan
S. O. Kittle
R. C. Orr
John R. White
John B. Gamble
R. F. Wood
L. C
Daisy D. Crane
James Ross Crane
Paul Loyd Smith
Rufus S. Crane
J. R. Crane
Court of Ordinary
Rk. Co
Louisa Smith
Chilren
Herman Smith
Lerby
Gay
John D. Moss
W. C. Allen
Allen-Moss Tanning Co
Comnty
T.S. Mell
Elmer J. Crawford
Said County
Clarke Co
P. F. Brown
the Banner
Vicinity
Stock & Pobltab
Eee
Peek A-Boo
Fleming-Dearing Hardware Co
Bez
Brown Mig.Co
Greenville
Teas
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