Petition for removal of disabilities in Clarke County
Notice of a 1922 petition to remove disabilities of Alva Moore filed July 21 1922 for Clarke County Georgia. Hearing set for October term 1922 in Superior Court with notices to Lillian Brued and others. Includes guardianship and estate sale notices and a public sale of Real property in Athens Clarke County under court order with dates and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Moore
Lillian Brued
Clarke County
Georgia
B. J. Crawford
Sheriff Sale In Clarke County Georgia 1922
Sheriff's sale in Clarke County Georgia on a October Tuesday 1922 at the courthouse hour to satisfy an execution from City Court of Athens The property is a parcel at 325 Broad Street Athens known as West side Broad with specific bounds described It is levied on as the property of Chris Jones for The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States The notice also includes administratorship and guardianship citations and arrest of various probate actions in Clarke County Georgia with dates of September 1922 and references to the court and officials involved.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Clarke
Court House
Quiltian
Athens
State of Georgia
Hancock Aeoek Ance
Hancock Ave
Dougherty Street
Wey
Sheriff's Sale
GIA
Clarks County
Slegal
Grady Avenue
Ain A
Grady Ave
Directo Avenue
Higginbotham
Bertember
Iecret
Atlanta
Virginia
Avenue
DuBose
Virginiavenue
Virginia Ave
D. T. Wn
Saoraia
Broad Street
Broad and
Pulaski Streets
Neha Inning Point
Chris Jones
City Court of Athena
Euitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
W. E. Jackson
Teorgia
Mra
Mamilton
Duke Hamilton
Duke Man
Sald
Duke
Hamilton
G. Mint
Clarke Ooun
Colbs Avénue
College Avenue
Life Assurance Society of the United States
W. H. Jackson
Said County
Dublin Street
John Olive
Mra. E. F. Davenport
George P. Martin
Superior Court
Georg
Heigh Moon
John Oilver
Gia—Charke County
Hill St
Y Street
Hill Street
D. T. Brown
Jsenaion
Rae Een
F. Sheriff
Sheriff's Sale Notices and Land Descriptions in Clarke County Georgia
A Khart of county land, including parcels fronting the Jefferson River Road, is slated for sale on the first Tuesday in October 1922 after levy to satisfy judgments in favor of John A. Hunnicutt Jr. and others. Descriptions detail bounds from rock corners to road lines, with properties of defendants Roger Griffeth and John Oliver involved. W. E. Jackson and other officials oversee notices, with additional probate actions for the estate of Eustace W. Flanigen and administrator appointments in Clarke County Georgia.
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Gale Georgia
Clarke County
Said County
Kinney’s
Georgia
Jeferson River
T. P. Stanley
Q L. Arnold
G. L. Arnold
Jefferson River
Persimmon
Alfred Lewis
Rock
Rock Corner
W. 8. Brock
Superior Court
Roger Griffeth
John A. Hunnicutt Jr
W. E. Jackson
Political candidacies flood Clarke County ballots
A flood of election notices shows several Georgians announcing candidacies for local and federal offices. Blanton Fortson seeks another Superior Court term, while C H Brand and J Shackelford announce for Congress and 8th district seats. Clarke County officials H Griffeth M Hodgson Hugh W White O H Arnold Jr and others declare bids for County Commissioner and Roads and Revenues subject to Democratic primary action.
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Superior’ Court
Dacy
Superior Court of the Western Circuit
Blanton Fortson
Congress
Georgia
C. H. Brand
Clarke County
Georvrais Prizo i
H Griffeth
Hugh ‘W. White
Clarke County House Candidate Nomination Notice
Frank A Holden announces candidacy for election to the House of Representatives from Clarke County subject to the Democratic Primary of September 19 1922. Dodentanae Dodentanae Brown seeks support for reelection in Clarke County in the Democratic Primary to be held September 16th.
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Ita
Pri
House of Representatives
Clarke County
Frank A, Holden
LB Cc
Brown
Greek cabinet resigns after army reverses in Asia
Under pressure from public opinion after severe defeats of Greek forces in Asia Minor, Premier Protopapadakis resigns. King Constantine charges Nikaton Kalégropouton, a former registrar, with forming a new government.
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Athens
Associated Press
Asia
Minor
Protopapadakis
Sure Fay
Nikaton Kalégropouton
Coistantine
Forim
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Fannie Hulsey Payne
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Blanton Fort
J. Crawford
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W. T. Bro
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J. D. Badywel
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Celeste McClurd
MecChird
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Ieniah Clemants
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Singu Creditora
Isaiah Clements
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Bi Ag
Patige
C. Orr
Ordinary
H. Hygsem
Spirea A. Harbin
Damés A. Harbin
Harbin
Wien
ORR, Glanuary
Therift
D. Flanigen
Mary Nevitt Flanigen
Hia
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R. C. Orr
A. H. Heyward
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Eustace W. Free
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Eustace
Wald Court
Witneas
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Glarke County
Banner-Herald
J. Shackelford
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Clarke Coun
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M- Hodgson
O. H. Arnold, Jr
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