Clarke County Legal Notices and Guardianship Citations
Legal notices cite letters of administration and guardianship actions in Clarke County Georgia from 1916. Notices name John H Neal and others applying for administration, guardianship, and estate matters with terms and dates for August and September 1916, plus sheriff sale and charter application details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
John H. Neal
Robert Neal
Court of Ordinary
R. C. Orr
Susie T. Smith
R. Z. Tolbert
Clarke ‘County
R . Tolbert
Buste T. Smith
Sidney
R.oc
Orr
Hugh W. White
John R. White, Jr
J. L. Hawks
Georgia F. Hawks
Kate C. O'Farrell
A. H. O'Farrell
A R, C, Orr
Qeorgia
Henry H. Weat
Eacd
Marion L. West
Eald County
Henry H. West
J. White Ware
Cassie W. Ware
D G. Gidley
Carl F. Crossley
Governor Harris Receives Life Time Letter From Child
Special to the Banner. Atlanta August 16. Governor N E Harris says a pencil letter from Bessie Lucile Stripling, daughter of the convict freed after his promise, brings him more pleasure than any message in years. The child thanks him for sending her father home and asks him to keep the promise to be governor for life. The note, written from Columbus on August 14, 1916, also expresses hope he will always be governor to make little girls happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Net E. Harris
Little Bessie Lucile Stripling
Harris
Eaid
Columbus
N. E. Harris
Harrie
Papa
Governor
Govener
Govener Harris
Tam
Bessie Lucile Stripling
Etreet
Two Hurt When Car Went Beyond Control In Atlanta
J. O. Vickery formerly of Elberton manager of the Imperial hotel Atlanta and Mr. Morrison of the Western Union offices in Atlanta were injured when the auto they rode to Elberton ran off the road tore down barbed wire fence and overturned near the roadside. Vickery had cuts and gashes Morrison was shaken and bruised though neither seriously hurt. Later they continued to Elberton with an Athens car and driver. Congressman Tom Bell has begun to wake things up in the old Monthwhere Plain Dick Russell is set round seeking Mr. Bell s job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 0. Vickery
Elberton
Imperial Hotel
Atlanta
Mr. Morrison
Western Union
Vickery
Tom Bell
Plain Dick Russell
Mr. Bell
Home Folks Endorse Commissioner Perry
A mass meeting of Gwinnett citizens endorses James A. Perry for a second term on the Georgia Railroad Commission. The resolution urges counties to lead his statewide campaign while he handles railroad rate review duties and abstains from active campaigning. The Gwinnett group pledges active support to promote his candidacy across Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett
James A. Perry
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Gwinnett County
Masa
Georgia
McClure resigns as Georgia progressive elector
C W McClure, Atlanta big Ten-Cent Storeman, informs Hon. Harry Edwards from August 11 1916 that he resigns as an elector at large and as a campaign committee member. He explains leaving the absorbed Georgia progressives to support a second southern political party and cautions against splitting votes between Hughes-Fairbanks and another Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. McClure
Atlanta
Harry Stillwell Edwarde
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Macon
Edwards
Georgia
Indianapolis
South
Hughes and
Fairbanks
Will Affect Convicts in Clarke County
Atlanta Ga August 16 after the bill passed both houses convicts in Georgia would be apportioned among counties by public road mileage rather than population if signed by Governor Harris. The plan would shrink gangs in large counties and swell them in smaller counties, aiming to reflect road mileage in assignments. The House also favors adding an initial to the state road system making it W A Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Jones
Mary E. McIntosh
Court of Ordinary
Clarke County
Georgia
R. C. Obr
Omaline Dehols
Broad Street
City of
Athens
J. Scott Echols
Magnolia Gordon
Scott Bohols
Emm Aline Behols
State of
Atlanta
Harris
House of Representatives
Senate
The Unwritten Law At Colonial Friday And Saturday
The Unwritten Law comes to the Colonial for Friday and Saturday with Beatriz Michelena in the lead. The long running success on stage and screen is shown in an elaborate Colonial Film Corp production with Haughey’s orchestra providing music. Prices are ten and twenty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Film Corporation
Beatriz Michelena
Corontal
Haughey
National Capital Senate clash stalls bills
Washington notes Senate leaders and Senator Owens clash over shipping workmen's compensation and revenue bills threatening adjournment. Philippine freedom measure approved 37 to 22. Turkey cuts off American relief to Syria. Armenian fate cited as Turkish aims. Naval appropriations near final stage as conferees settle minor items for a Friday report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Owens
Congress
Wilson
Ated
Syria
State Department
Turkey
House
Mining Engineers absorb Mexican society to expand membership
The American Institute of Mining Engineers announces the absorption of the Mexican Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, forming the Mexican section of the national body. Founded in 1909 by Victor M. Braschi, the Mexican institute joins with over 6,800 members after the merger. The upcoming annual convention will be held in Arizona from September 18, with travel by special train and automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
American Institute of Mining Eaginers
Mexican Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Mexican Institute
Victor M. Braschi
Mexico City
Mexico
American Institute
Mining Experts of
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Arizona
New York City
Santa Rita
Hurley
N. M
Douglas
Bisbee
Globe
Phoenix
Ariz
Roosevelt
Bisbea
Walton Walton County Day at State College event note
Walton County Day at the State College of Agriculture drew nearly 1000 farmers and business people from Monroé and Walton for college inspections and a farm conference with Prof Jarnigan. A large Walton contingent attended yesterday and Hancock and Madison groups were due today with 65 to 120 autos. Sparta and Athens Chamber of Commerce involvement forecast a sizable escort to Monroé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
State College of Agriculture
Monroé
Jarnigan
Monroe
Washington
Ertson
J. J. Nunnally
AL. Adams
Ernest Richardson
W. Pportain
V. Portain
H. T. Chick
LE Phillips
John Phillips
W. R. Davis
W. J. Fowler
Emory Bachelor
G. B. Bachelor
R. A. Forester
0. H. Sill
Rufus Robinson
W. R. Tillman
Thos Tillman
T. W. Dickinson
Arch Tanner
Claud Tanner
J. W. Stephens
Hancock
Sparta
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Madison County
Burdett
Wilkes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice L. Pittman
R. L. Pittman
Wesley Cheely
J. T. Cheely
Annie M. Johnson
Walter Lowe
Carrie Lowe
Phillip Lowe
William Lowe
George Lowe
Cora M. Hicks
Josephine
F. W. ‘Hicks
Maly
A.D
F. W. Hicks
R. C, Orr, Ordinary
N. H. Vickery
Allen Kennedy
Earnest Elizabeth Kennedy
Said
RC. Orr
H. A. Weatherly
Dougherty
May A. Weatherly
Erwin
Jonter
Dougherty Street
Justice Court
G. M
Abe Joel & Sons
R. F. Wood
W. B. Jackson
Geeorgia
R. L. Gramblett
H. L. Mullins
Jessie Tuggle Waterson
Emory Waters
Clarke Superior Court
Omer
Charles H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Leasie Moon Gassett
Noah W. Gassett
Said County
Snall
BE. J. Crawford
State OF Georgia
Clarke
Superior Court
Gaston County
North Carolina
Casale W. Werg
Ed G. Gidley
Athens Photoplay Company
J. Crawford
Greene County
Doster & Ca A
Perry
M'Clure
American Institute of Mining Engineering
V. M. Braschi
Madison
Eugene Baker
B. A. Caldwell
Walton News
J. Simons
G. N. Simons
Thomas Simons
C. T. Brasingame
Emmett Brasingame
W. L. Phillips
F. A. Braswell
Rob Tuck
Simson Lester
Dean Tuck
Roy Tuck
B. C. Dickinson
G. A. Garrett
Joe T. Johnston
Luther Darnell
Darnell
A. Green
L. A. Bird
Carl Carter
J. C. Black
Mr. Roberts
Lake Smith
O. Phillips
Smith
Cooper
E. T. Watson
O. S. Watson
D. H. Upshay
Mell Tuck
W. E B. Broach
Grady Smith
Homer Moore
J. D. Smith
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!