Adoption Petition in Hicks v Hicks et al at Clarke Court
Legal notice to George N Hicks and Minnie Hicks in Clarke Superior Court April Term 1910. F W Hicks seeks to adopt minor Cora Josephine Hicks. respondents must appear and answer by April Term 1910 or court may proceed. Witness Hon. Charles H Brand, judge. Dated November 10 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hicks
George N. Hicks
Minnie Hicks
Clarke Superior Court
Cora Josephine Hicks
Minnle Hicks
Cora Josephine
Hicks
Chas. H. Brand
G. B. Petrie
C. B. Gilleland
Athens
C. FE. Gilleland
Hy SB. Weat
E. J. Crawford
City Court of
Geeorgia
Clarke County
Charles Dean
Charles Derricoate
Mn Tealdent
Owill
Lordinary
Sald County
B. Wingfield
Dormant judgment revival and new corporate charter notices
City Court of Athens demands C B Gilleland appear to revive a dormant judgment. Petitions for charter of Home Building and Manufacturing Company in Clarke County. Also notices for taxes, guardians, admin appointments, sheriff sales, and incorporation of Eatonon Oil and Fertilizer Company. Many details and dates shown.
Eatonton Oil and Fertilizer Company Charter Petition
Petition for charter to form Eatonton Oil and Fertilizer Company in Clark County Georgia. Details include capital stock to be $200000 with shares of $100000, corporate rights to sue and be sued, borrow, own real and personal property, issue notes, mortgage property, and seek charter amendments. Petitions request two thirds stock to wind up, and officers to borrow. Filed January 7 1910 by Lumpkin Smith Shackelford Shackelford and Crawford clerk J Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgla
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
W. I. Zachry
Zachry
Putnam County
Z. B. Rogers
Elbert County
Ulgna
Athens
Georgia
W. M. Smith
B. J. Crawford
B. J. Crawford, Clerk of the Superior Court
Charter of Home Building and Manufacturing Company
Lyndon Manufacturing Co
Chanying
Athens Lumber Co
Lyndon Mfg. CO
T. W. Baxter
E. J. Crawford
Clarke, Co
Lyndon Mife. Co
K. Lumpkin
Shackelfor & Shackelford
J. Crawford
Clark County
District Stewards Convene Many Athens District Clergy
Yesterday morning at the Greene house the district stewards of the Methodist churches in the Athens district met with presiding elder Rev. W. L. Pierce to apportion assessments among the district churches. The meeting was harmonious and the district representatives welcomed the new district parsonal. Attending were J. N. Webb, G. E. B. Stone, Oconee Street Church. W. H. Morton, Winterville. E. I. Copeland, Greensboro. Dr. A. C. Davidson, Sharon. J. A. Davis, Morgan. W. C. Morris, Rutledge. W. P. Gray, Went Wilkes. C. A. Garrard, Little River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene House
Athens
W. L. Pierce
J.N. Webb
G. EB
Stone
Oconee Street
W. H. Morton
Winterville
E. I. Copeland
Greenaboro
A. C. Davidson
Sharon
J. A. Davis
Morgan
W. C. Morris
Rutledge
W. P. Gray
Went Wilkes
C. A. Garrard
Little River
Labor world notes from the field in October
Reports show the Osakloni California bakery wagon drivers affiliating with the State Federation of Labor. Canada records eleven industrial disputes affecting sixty eight firms and four thousand three hundred sixty one workers in October. Boston establishes a Hebrew custom tailors union. Oklahoma appeals court upholds eight hour law. Galveston civil appeals strike down eight hour telegraphers act. New York streetcar workers organize with Amalgamated Association. Boston Wood Wire and Metal Laters union endorses verbal yearly pacts. Boston Central Labor Union authorizes a union label section to promote label use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osakloni
Cal
State Federation of Labor
Canada
Hebrew Custom Tailors’ Union
Boston
Mass
Oklahoma State Court of Appeals
First Court of Civil Appeals
Galveston
Texas
New York City
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrical Railway
Boston Wood, Wire and Metal Laters
Boston Central Labor Union
A. P. of L. Building Trades Department
New York Year End Revels Amid Warship Shore Leave
New York scenes show New Year festivities across theatres, hotels, and dining rooms with crowds celebrating the old year’s passage. Warships’ shore leave adds sailors to Broadway revels while suffragists face obstacles, Emma Goldman criticizes labor plays, and a Mendelssohn bust gains church attention amid a busy urban night. A stray bull calf disrupts Fifth Avenue near the Waldorf and a faulty discharge record surfaces at Tombs prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Blue Jackets
Conservation and thrift urged to safeguard national wealth
Secretary John H. Finney urges Americans to turn to thrift and conservation of natural resources. He warns that endless consumption risks national decadence and calls for stronger government supervision of wealth and forests. The piece also notes university notes on student achievements and scholarly appointments at the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame de Pompadour
Europe
Bismarck
Reform of Virginia municipal government moves forward
In Richmond on January 6 the League of Virginia Municipal Officials met at the Hotel Jefferson with delegates from Virginia's chief cities to discuss proposed reforms. A report to be submitted tomorrow may urge widespread adoption of a commission plan like Galveston or Des Moines, with modifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
League of Virginia Municipalitien
Hotel Jefferson
Virginia
Galveston
Des Moines
Draper Begins Second Term as Massachusetts Governor
Boston and Massachusetts officials witnessed Eben 8. Draper take the oath of office for a second term in the House chamber. He delivered the inaugural address and spoke of closer ties between municipal administration and schools, noting Athens as a model. The proposal to appoint a board of lady visitors aims to deepen home collaboration with schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Boston
Mass
Eben
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Athens
Preservation of Foundations and Duty to Future Progress
The author argues that governments exist to guard society and prevent waste. We are custodians of future progress, not mere tenants, and must conserve resources to secure a glorious national future beyond our wildest dreams.
Mr Geo H Palmer Recovering From Injuries
Friends report Mr Geo H Palmer is steadily improving after a fall down stairs caused injuries a few days ago. He remains indoors but should be able to move about in a few days as recovery continues.
Athens Engineering Company petitions for incorporation
Messrs O M Roberta and Joel A Wier apply to Clarke county superior court for a charter to form The Athens Engineering Company. Capital stock set at 7000 dollars with privilege to increase to 15000 dollars. Principal offices to be at 186 Clayton Street Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Engineering Company
Messrs
O. M. Roberta
Joel A. Wier
Superior Court of
Clarke County
Clayton Street
Reverend Luke G. Johnson to Preach in Gainesville
Rev Luke G Johnson longtime pastor at First Methodist in this city will preach for the first time to his new Gainesville district congregations after his recent appointment as presiding elder. He is scheduled to preach at the First Church in Gainesville next week and has been warmly welcomed by people in his new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora J. Franksen
Chicago
University of Chicago
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Miss Franken
PhilBta Kappa
Martin Sprengting
Divinity School
Orient
Jerusalem
Mt Sinai
Mt. Athos
Sprengling
Sprongling
Shaller ‘Mathews
Department of Systematic Theology
Chicago Baptist Executive Council
Northern Baptist Convention
Luke G. Johnson
Gainesville
First Methodist
Doattion
Feld
Mr J Y Dunaway to Move to Atlanta
Mr J Y Dunaway leaves Monday for Atlanta to reside and enter the real estate business there. His many friends here wish him success in his new home and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Dunaway
Atlanta
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Elmer J. Crawford
Piles Hull
Elmira Hull
Court of Ordinary
Himira Hull
Nail County
Jack
Klein & Martin
Lula
Willie Hawkins
King Hodgson Co
W. E. Jackson
Sherff
Court House
Corlores
City of
Oconee River
East Athens
Fairview Street
Vine Street
T. Fitzpatrick
Jenkins
Willie Williams
Justice's Court
216Th District
Ward County
Wm. Fleming
R. F. Wood
M. Bolton
E. H. Bolton
Henry C. Doolittle
W. H. Doolittle
Said
Bald County
John R. White
A. Carlton
J. A. Fowler
Jack Pf, Jackson
J. N. Webb
W. P. Jackson
F. B Hinton
J. D. Tribble
T. J. Shackelford
F. C. Shackelford
Eatonton Oil and Fertilizer Company
Carld Buai ‘Ness
Eatonton
Sald Corporation
Labor World
John R. Bradley
Frederick A
North Pole
Emma Goldman
New Theatre
Emma
Felix Mendelssohn
Calvary Baptist Church
West Fifty-ninth Street
First Avenue
Forty Fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Inez
Tomba
Land of Spirita
Mme. Paladino
New Amsterdam
John H. Finney
Appalachian National Forest Association
N. 8. Shaler
America
Graduate Divinity School
Paul Moser
Th University
Colonial Dames of America
Illinois
Eerry
Liverpool
Jane
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