Georgia Notice of Administrators and Guardianship Citations
Clarke County Georgia legal notices include discharge petition for J Thomas Heard as administrator of Lucy Gates estate and a guardianship hearing for Rosa Brooks. other public sales list real estate of Burrel Morris W A Edwards and R L Pittman with dates in January 1917. Court proceedings appoint guardians and administratrixs and schedule auctions and hearings.
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Georgia
Clarke County
J. Thomas Heard
Lucy Gates
R. C. Orr
Nellie P. Edwards
Sheldon B. Edwards
Zena Edwards
Ida Elizabeth Edwards
Albert H. Edwards
Nellie Pearl Edwards
Vernie Tribble
Edwards
VY. A. Edwards
Court of Ordinary
Clarke
Court House
R. L. Pittman
Athens and Jefferson Road
State Normal School
Slaughter
Camak
Alice L. Pitman
John B. Gamble
Application to Sell and Reinvest in Athens Property
Notice states the undersigned will apply to Judge H Brand in Athens at ten this morning on January 13 1917 for an order to sell and reinvest a one fourth undivided interest in land in Athens between River and Hoyt Streets facing Jackson Street. The description continues from a corner with the Young property.
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State OF Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Burrel Morris
Towit
Athens
Georgis
Dearing
M. B. Morton
Lewis Watkins
Henry Roberts
DeuPree Hunnicult
Sol Flatau
Superior Court
Georgia
DenPres Hunnicutt
Myer Stern
Burel Morria
Senie Morris
H. Brand
Jackson Street
River
Hoyt
Young
Guardian seeks private sale of undivided Jackson Street property
Idal Chamberlain as guardian of George S Shewell asks to sell an undivided interest in a Jackson street parcel containing three houses. The tract runs from the O Callaghan and Collins properties to College Avenue and Young land, with repairs needed and small investment return, planning reinvestment in real estate loans at seven to eight percent. Date December 21, 1916.
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Jackson Street
O'Callaghan
George Collins
College Avenue
Young
Idal
Chamberlain
George 5S
Shewell
Planning for annual meeting of Athens Chamber of Commerce
Cards with reply coupons have been mailed to Athens Chamber of Commerce members for the annual meeting at the Y M C A building on Thursday December 28 at 8 o'clock. Election of officers for another year will be held, reports of officers will be heard, and a banquet will follow. Members urged to respond promptly to aid arrangements.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Glving
This Hen Doing Her Part by Hi C of L
Mr A D Atkinson notes a hen laying an unusually large egg as part of the effort to ease living costs. The egg weighs over 4 ounces and measures 8 inches around the shell lengthwise and 6 1/2 inches around the neck area, marking a notable production.
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HI. C
A. D. Atkinson
Bethlehem Steel Stock Dips Amid Broad Market Decline
New York December 20 Associated Press report notes losses of five ten and fifteen points with Bethlehem Steel down 72 points to 500.2 as peace developments trigger a market reversal, rails the sole sector bucking the trend amid ongoing declines from a peak two months earlier.
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Associated Press
New York
BethLehem Steel
Kimball House Selected as Cattlemen HQ in Atlanta
The Southeastern Cattlemen's Association announced that the Kimball House in Atlanta has been chosen as headquarters for its three day convention to be held in April. The city experienced cold and raw weather yesterday as events began to unfold.
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Kimball House
Atlanta
Southeastern Cattlemen’s Association
Interview With Death Poem Recited At Funeral Service
An aged observer recalls the Rev Dr James W Lynch quoting Joseph Parker's "An Interview With Death" during Mr Jaes Y Carthers funeral at First Bapt church. Death redefines itself as God's servant, a masked messenger guiding souls home, with vivid, transfigured imagery and warnings against fear.
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James W. Lynch
Jaes Y. Carthers
Joseph Parker
London
England
Pr. Lynch
One Cent Fare Difference Sparks $3000 Suit
Special to the Banner. Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 20. A Bibb county case over a one cent fare raised questions about railroad rates. Judge Matthews ruled the conductor could have accepted 10 cents though the published fare was 11, the commission contends no railroad may charge more than the published rate without consent and any lower rate must apply to all passengers. Discrimination against Britt would result if eleven cents were charged to others.
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Atlanta, Ga
Bible Superior Court
Henry Matthews
J. W. Britt
Loraine
Central of Georgia Railway
State Railroad Commission
Matthews
Commission
Bibb County
Britt
Bolingbroke
Elim
Railroad Commission
Brittt
Census Bureau reports 10 845 989 bales ginned
Washington reports total cotton ginnings prior to December 13 reached 10 845 989 running bales with 183 403 round bales and 110 448 sea island bales. State tallies include Texas 3 435 526 and Georgia 1 780 499, while sea island counts show Florida 24 728 and Georgia 73 395.
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Census Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Sea Island
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Boxes of goodies sent to Athens soldiers on the border
The Athens community arranged Christmas boxes for twenty soldiers on the border. J H Dorsey organized the insides including fruit cake, nuts, fruit and other items, sent mainly to Fort Bliss and Camp Cotton in El Paso, with one box to Arizona. Names and addresses of Georgia and Florida units accompany the gifts along with a heartfelt note from Athens residents.
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Athens
J. H. Dorsey
Paso
Texas
Fort Elise
Camp Cotton
Arizona
Robert W. Garrison
F. Field Hospital
Fort Elias
el Paso
Tex
J. D. Bowles
Fifth
Georgia Regiment
T. Nichols
National Guards of Georgia
Cavalry
Fort Bliss
R. L. Moss
Georgia Field Hospital Corps
Fred R. Haselton
National Guard of Georgia
Field Hospital Corps
Weaver Bridges
Fort Eliss
Hubert L. Merritt
34Th Infantry
Jim Haynes
Georgia
P. L. Bramblett
Georgia Infantry
Robert Burpee
Ernest Beacham
Robert G. Thompson
Co. C
Roscoe Cartey
Florida Artillery
Douglass, Ariz
Ed C. Poss
J. F. Linenkohl
W. C. Pope
C. W. Daniel
NEWSPAPER MAN NOW WANTS TO BE AN ATLANTA JUDGE
Gordon Noel Hartel, executive secretary to Mayor Woodward, seeks the petty recorder pro tem post as January brings a new mayor. Known for Capitol coverage with the Atlanta Constitution ties, Hurtel has broad state support and is regarded as the best ever by many in Atlanta political circles.
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Atlanta
Gordon Noel Hartel
Harris
Court of Appeals
Gordon
Hurter
Woodward
Atlanta Constitution
House of Representatives
House
Gordon Noel
Col
John Boifeuillet
Hurtell
The
Constitution
Asa Candler
Petty” Recorder
Gordon Noel Hurtel
Hurtel
Anniversary Observance Recalls Wilsons Evening Out
The account of the first anniversary as man and wife describes President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson spending Monday by attending a movie screening.
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Woodrow Wilson
Bond Commissioners Burn Many Coupons
The city bond commission this week checked and burned nearly six thousand dollars in paid interest coupons and bonds with two thousand dollar bonds being taken up.
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City Bond Commission
Crawfordville Masons Elect Officers for Next Year
Daw son Lodge No. 67 in Crawfordville Georgia has elected officers for the coming year. C. Steed will serve as worshipful master, R. R. Gunn senior warden, Alvin Golucke junior warden, H. F. White secretary, C. W. Gee treasurer, and J. Mann tyler. Additional material references a Corra Harris quote and an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery for colds.
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CrawtoFnville
Dawson Lodge of Masons
C. Steed
R. R. Gunn
Alvin Golucke
H. F. White
C. W. Gee
J. Mann
Tyler
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Hattie F. Smith
Rosa Brooks
Georgia Brooks
Clarke County, Ga
Maid State
W. A. Edwards
Puryear’s
W.M. Colle
Puryear
Shoal Creek
James Crowley
Sidney Boley
Puryear Place
Doll
Daisy
Dina
Bill
Dan
Sam
Della
Mike
Ida
Nick
V. A. Edwards
J. D. Tribble
Said County
Chamber Commerece
DEATH
OWN White & CO
Louisville, KY
China
Tule
John Roberts & Go. Book Store
Crawfordville
Masons
Corra Harris
Dr. King
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