Upson Estate to Sell Homeplace Lot in Athens
Executors of Stephen Upson estate announce public sale on the first Tuesday in November at the Athens courthouse. The lot comprises part of the Upson homeplace on Prince Avenue described by deed lines and plat from 1922, with cash terms and a building line restriction near Prince Avenue. The notice also lists other levied property including shares of stock and additional real estate under execution, with details of the involved parties and the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Upson
Clarke County
Georgia
Court House
Athens
Upson
Prince Avenue
Nacoochee Avenue
J. W. Barnett
C. E
Esther A. Upson
Emily Upson
Frank L. Upson
Stephen C. Upson
SW. E. Jackson
Public sale notice and guardianship discharge 1922
Notices announce a public sale of m B Pittard interest in L K Smith guardian of J L Smith on the first Tuesday in November 1922 at the county courthouse. Objections to L K Smith discharge from guardianship must be filed by the first Monday in November. Also shows Jas W Arnold administrator of George Dye seeking discharge on first Monday in November 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said
M. B. Pittard
Georgia
Clarke County
L. K. Smith
J. L. Smith
JJ. L. Smith
Kh. C, Orr
Notice to debtors and creditors of Thomas Bailey estate
All persons indebted to the estate of Thomas Bailey deceased are called to pay the undersigned and all persons with claims against the estate are called to present them. T. W. Reed, Executor, Thomas Bailey, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bailey
T. W. Reed
Notice of Petition for Letters of Administration
Citation to heirs and creditors of Lula Ellis Lampkin to appear at the November term 1922 of Clarke County Court of Ordinary to show cause why Vern Lampkin should be granted perman ent letters of administration on the Lampkin estate. Witness dated October 3, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Jas
W. Arnold
George Dye
R. C. Orr
Vern Lampkin
Lula Ellis Lampkin
Ordin
Guaranty Investment and Loan Company Seeks Charter Change
The petition to the Superior Court of Clarke County requests a name change to Guaranty Trust Corporation, approval to increase capital from 100000 to 1000000 dollars, and authority to issue common and preferred stock, establish branch offices, and set related corporate powers, with exhibits including minutes and secretary affidavits noting unanimous stockholder action on September 28, 1922. The filing also notes notices and related administrative steps and a separate Athens Coffee and Tea Company formation petition.
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Guaranty Investment & Loan Company
Iguaranty Trust Corporation
State of
Georgia
Branc
Board of Directors
I. R. S. Freeman
Siocknoblers
R. S. Freeman
Idl Corporation
Ae R. S. Freeman
Freeman Secures Official Signature Amid Proxy Presence
In a formal proceeding, R. 8. Freeman signs as Secretary while a corporation is represented by a proxy. The event confirms attendance and official authentication of records. The document underscores the authority of the secretary and the role of corporate representation in the matter.
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R. 8
Freeman
Athens Coffee and Tea Company charter petition in Clarke County
The Superior Court of Clarke County lists a charter petition for a corporation to be named Athens Coffee and Tea Company, with authority to amend its charter, wind up affairs by a two thirds stock vote, renew as Georgia law allows, and enjoy usual powers. Filed October 26 1922 with attorney E Mell and clerk confirmation by E J Crawford. Also included is a separate petition for The Athens Butcher's Abattoir Company to operate a slaughter and meat processing business in Athens, with capitalization set at 5000 dollars, stock 100 dollars, initial funding at 10 percent, ability to increase to 10000, with directors and bylaws and common seal. filed October 27 1922 by Cobb Cobb and clerk A B Coile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
E. J. Crawford
Georgia
Guaranty — Investment & Loan Company
E. J. Craword
Guaranty Investment& Loan Company
Ior Court of
Geor
Gia
Secretary of State of
General Assembly
Superior Court of
Guaranty Trust Corporation
Secretary of State
Guaranty Investment . Loan Company
Said County
J. C. Broway
Brown and Vierar
Athens Coffee and Tea Company
Athens
Mell
L. O. Price
Hyman Cutler
R. T. Wright
J. A. Wright
Fred G. Bell
Fred Warwick
Athens’ Butcher's Abattoir Company
State of Gear 3
Cobb & Cobb
A. B. Colle
A. B. Coile
Dr Hill to Address Y Club on Brother's Keeper Theme
The Y Club boys expect a large Sunday meeting as Dr E L Hill speaks on At My Brother's Keeper. Last Sunday 69 boys attended when Dr Wilkinson spoke on Duty. Anthony's Detroit team leads attendance race. Cleveland led by Warner Jones sits last. All Athens boys are invited to join teams and attend Sundays at Seloce.
Burton Named Chairman of Eighth District Committee
The Democratic Convention of the Eighth Congressional District selected Rush Burton of Lavonia as chairman on September 20. The committee also includes John D. Eliott of Athens as Secretary and members from Hartwell Monroe Elberton Washington and other Georgia towns.
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Eighth Congressional District
Rush Burton
Lavonia
Lavonir
John D. Eliott
Athens
Joe J. Jenkins
Hartwell
E. W. Roberts
Monroe
T. CC
Hayes
Oommeeville
J. G. Wright
Washington
Thos. M. Swift
Elberton
J. Warren Smith
H. M. Sninks
Greensboro
M. L. Wallace
Rutledge
F. G. Steadman
Carlton
F. M. Holt
Eatonton
J. W. Athjon
Watkinsville
D. W. Fowler
Covington
J. F . Shehane
Crawford
Athens Will Send Delegates To Macon
Clarke county votes to send a ball delegation to the second Democratic convention in Macon on Saturday. James H. Dozier will head the delegation if Abit Nix cannot attend and will supervise floor actions with Walker organization influence. Ed Maddox of Rome will take over the state Democratic Executive Committee reins from Chilton Vereen, extending the party’s scope to newly elected officials.
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Clarke County
Macon
James H. Dozier
Clarke
Vention
Abiti Nix
Dozier
Walker Organization
Ed Maddox
Rome
Democratic Executive Committee
Chilmin Vereen
U 5
W. O. George
Parley urged to discuss all financial issues and living standards
The speaker argued for open talks on financial woes and productive capacity, noting suffering from deprivation. He favored extending loans at lower interest, new loans when repayable, and urged work and saving as universal obligations. He blamed strikes for hindering prosperity in iron and steel, saying natural supply and demand should guide growth.
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United States
Gala Armistice Day events planned in Classic City
Armistice Day committee announces a two day program with General Malone as honor guest. Friday night features a Legion dance at Mos Auditorium from 9:80 to 1:00. Saturday includes events starting at 10 a.m. in Classic City.
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Classic City
Reception and events honoring General Malone at local venues
The program includes a noon address by General Malone at the Georgian Hotel with brief exercises and songs, followed by a 3:00 p.m. football game Georgia versus Virginia at Sanford Field. An 7:00 p.m. Legion banquet for ex-service men also at the Georgian Hotel, and a 9:00 p.m. to midnight dance at the Mosa Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Malone
Georgian Hotel
America
Sanford Field
Georgia
Virginia
Mosa Auditorium
Clemenceau Will Not Be Able To Visit Athens
Mayor George C Poort says Clemenceau cannot visit Athens during his U S tour next month. A letter from Cal B MM House of the Council of Relations confirms the schedule conflict. Local officials promise to press for a short stop on the train in Athens if the tour passes the South, similar to General Foch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Poort
Cal
B. MM
House of the Council of Fe
Monsieur Clemenceau
Athens
United States
Thomas
House
South
Foch
Prisoners Demand Immediate City Court Trials
Prisoners in the city jail pressed Sheriff Jackson for immediate trials after McClure verdicts in Superior Court. They complained via notes that they wanted to be tried this week in the Big Court, but were told the big week juries were discharged and trials would wait for Judge Bradwell in City Court. Ohio State athletics and stadium coverage mix into campus life as sports remain a major energy at the university.
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McClure
Jackson
Big Cote
Bradwell
Mother of Woman Who Killed Testifies in Rosier Case
The mother of a woman who killed two testifies about alleged infidelity and coercion by Arthur Rosier. She recounts threats to drag her daughter into a compromising position and notes the stenographer’s testimony amid emotional courtroom scenes. A defense of temporary insanity is anticipated with witnesses to support a family pattern.
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Scuitaventuta
Busan M
Reid
Catherine Rossitr
Wiehe
Oscar
Hig
Mildyoilc
Weedeu
Rosier
Arthur
Arthur Rosier
Eid
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Bank of Athena
Im. B. Pittard
City Court of
American State Bank
M.B. Pittard
P. H. Conolly
W. E. Jackson
Court of Ordinary
Gear
Belle Johnson Anderson
Towit
Bludwine Co
Georgia Railway & Electric Company
High Schoals Manufacturing Company
H. C. Anderson
Green & Michael Attorneys
J. T. Anderson
Banner-Herald Office
Banner-Herald
Guaranty Investment and Loan Company
Iis
Guaranty Investment & Lawn Company
Erwin, Erwin & Nix—lsts Atttorneys
Duke Hamilton
Amanda Nunnally
de Bonis Non
Ay Ino
J. Wilkins
Burton
End
Clemenceau
Ohio State
Hirsch Bros. A CO
Meyereestes
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Talmadge Bros. & Co
W. T. Collins& Co
Collins
W. T. Collins & Co
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