Sheriff Sale in Clarke County Georgia 1922
A sheriff sale in Clarke County Georgia proceeds to sell on the first Tuesday in October 1922 at the courthouse steps. The property is 172 Grady Avenue Athens on the east side of Grady Avenue 510 feet south of the intersection with the Boulevard and includes a house and all improvements. The parcel measures 120 by 60 feet with specific bounds and is levied to satisfy an execution issued September 7 1922 in favor of The Faithful Life Assurance Society of the United States against Carl W Higginbotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
A. C. Quillan
Athens
Clarke
Hancock Ave
Hancock
Dougherty Street
Said County
State of Georgia
Grady Avenue
Grady Ave
Grady
Carl W. Higginbotham
Atlanta
W. E. Jackson
Gald County
Virginia ‘Ave
Virginia Avenue
DuBose Avenue
Virginia Ave
D. T.brown
City Court of
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
D. T. Brown
W. Eb, Jackson
Broad Street
Broad and
Pulaski Streets
Baldland
Chris Jones
Euitable Life Assuramé Society of the
Posseasi
W.E. Jackson
Mra. S. A
Dike Hamilton
Witty
Vad
Duke Hamilton
Janda
Dante
G. T.myentt
L.ob
Leroy
Jess
Piat
Superior Court
Amanda Nunnally
Tn- Sail
College Avenue
Hoyt Street
Hoyt Stréat
Hoyt
Athorig
Eustable
Life
W. E. ‘Jackson
Said
Kirney’s
Jeferson River
T. P. Stanley
G. L. Arnold
Jefferson River
Alfred Lewis
Rock
Brock
Roger Griffeth
John’a. Hunnicutt Jr
Tennant
Arke County
Dublin Street
John Olive
Mra. J
F.davenport
John ‘Olive
George P.' Martin
Clarke’ County
John Oliver
City ‘Court of Athéna
George P.martin
Jackson
Shi
Heriff's
Caid
Hill
Billups Street
City ‘Court of
Equitable Liferance Society of
Tenang
Property Auction Notices from Clarke County Georgia 1922
A collage of probate and tax sale notices across Clarke County Georgia. The items include sheriff sale details for properties at 325 Broad Street Athens Dublin Street 150 Dublin Street and 647 Hill Street with bidder terms, dates in October 1922, and associated parties such as The Equitable Life Assurance Society and John Oliver.
Clarke County 1922 Tax Levy Authorized by Board of Commissioners
The Clarke County Georgia Board of Commissioners approves 1922 state and county tax levies totaling thirteen mills and directs collection by the Tax Collector. It sets a separate four and a quarter mill levy to support the county public schools outside Athens city limits and authorizes surplus to fund lawful county charges. The order is dated September 6, 1922, with H. W. White as Chairman and Tate Wright as Clerk.
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Board ‘of Commissioner’ of Roads and Revenues
Clarke County
Georgia
County Board ‘of Education
Clarke
Athens
Board of
H. W. White
Tate Wright
Board .of Commissioners of Roads
Furs
Current Events News Brief by Norris W. Line
In the world today a peace and prosperity trend contrasts with European discord possibly leading to war. In the United States two major strikes near settlement, coal miners and railway shopmen, while Europe faces a Greek Turkish clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris W
America
Europe
Asia Minor
Heirs and Creditors to Appear for Administration Hearing
The heirs and creditors of Huntaca W Specr must appear at the October term 1922 of Clarke County Georgia superior court to show cause why letters of administration debonis non with the will annexed should not be granted as prayed. Witness my official signature Scene a eneaks C ORR Ordinary Clarke County Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hulbey Payne
J.C. Payne
J. C. Payne
Georgia
Clarke County
Clarke
Superior Court
Blanton
Jz P Ortson
RE. J. Crawford
Georcia
Anderson
Mra
Celeste. McClurd
Ty. B. McClurd
Hav Clurd
J. B. McClurd
Tha Hillaman
Isaiah Clements
Isaiah
Ida Hillsman
Clements
Ste
Alnguiar
Hald Court
Debonis
Orr
Turbulent aftermath after Kemal Pasha victory outline
The article reports European powers eyeing Constantinople amid Kemal Pasha's triumph. It notes possible abdication or resignation of King Constantine and a potential return of Eleftherios Venizelos as Greek premier. It also suggests Kemal Pasha may lead Muslim forces against Christians across Egypt India Persia North Africa, amid Franco British tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Balkan Peninsula
Constantine
Greece
Asia Minor
Smyrna
A. Ee
Tur- Gye Ssee
Mustapha ‘Kemal Pasha
Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
Eleutherios
Venizelos
Egypt
India
Persia
North Africa
France
England
Brigland
Newberry vs Georgia Opens Season Gridiron Lineups
Football season begins with Georgia and Newberry lineup listings. Officials include Referee Springer from Pennsylvania Umpire Martin of Vanderbilt and Head Linesman Lawson from Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Thompson
Springer
Pennyslvania
Martin
Vanderbilt
Lawson
Illnois
Officials Spend Night in City and Entertained
Officials spent the night in the city and entertained. Notable attendees included Frank Holden newly elected representative from Clarke County and Miss Moiia Michael. The gathering drew Julian Goethius and many others including Mayor George C. Thomas, Jack Patterson of the Atlanta Journal, and J. Warren Smith among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Holden
Clarke County
Moiia Michael
Te- Sides
Julian Goéthius
E. W Carroll
W.W. Scott
G. W. Darden
Frank Holden
H. W. “White
James W.morton
George’ C. Thomas
M. G. Nicholson
Jack Patterson
The
Atlanta ‘Journal
Martin -J.abney
J._M._ Hodgson
H.‘K. Nicholson
E. Martin
J-Warren Smith
Robert
Wee Rine Poser
Local highway group members named in joint listing
A partial OCR fragment lists individuals connected to a highway association and state department, including J. Abney and Henson, with affiliations to Danielsville and Rountree, noting roles in a constitutional context and related groups. The text is garbled and names are partially legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andergiy Logan
Henson Pau
Constitution
H. i
Lonny
Lonn Danielsville
Henson
Allan - Smith Gyew
Helped His Back by Foley Kidney Pills Ad
An Easton reader Mrs. M. McCullough praises Foley Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble relief. The ad also lists Gainesville Midland rail schedule with daily trains to and from Gainesville toward Union Point Augusta and Atlanta including times and no service on Sundays.
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Lva Moore
Lillian Bruce
Alva I. Moore
Fronday
E. J. Crawford
Een Superior Court
Clarke Co. Telly’ & Kelly
Lawrenceville
Nina FP
Blassingams
Dorothy Q. Fulcher
Bank of Statesboro
Court of
Ordi
E. Kay
Athens, Ga
R. C. Orr
W. T. Broxton
A. c. Quill
B. Wingfield
Sam
Thens Gas, Light & Fuel ‘Co
Athens, 'Ga
R. Co. Orr
H. Flint
James A. Harbin
Eriff
Mary
Nevitt
C. Orr
Ofanuary
VNG
Sde
Fietain
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Clayton Street
Newberry
Contex
Strathemire
Ae Boney
Williams
Richardson
Derrick
A de Bennett
Welchel
Bolts
Post
C.bolts
Randall
K Martelbac McPhee
Collings
Costa
Gainesville
Midland E Ramee
Gaines
Georgia Railroad Ar
Union
Unig Point
Augusta Point
Atlany
Paramount
Hirsch
Mnscis
Company
A3 Ag
Talmadge Bros. & Co, ‘Distributors
W. L. Coke
Tava
Ru A Rae
Pren
H. J. Reid & CO
the Shop of ‘Quality
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