Local Georgia notices seek Athens expansion and multiple charters
Georgia Clarke County notices include a local bill to extend Athens city limits along the Athens Railway and Seaboard lines, plus court actions on divorces, charter petitions for The Guer tia Life Agency, Georgia Beta Chapter House Association, Georgia Investment Company dissolution, Auto Sales Company, Winterville Telephone Company and Winterville Telegraph Company with filings, hearings, and dates through July 1911.
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General Assembly
State of Georgia
Athens
Athens Railway and Electric Company
Seaboard Airline Railway
Sne
Seaboard Air Line Railway
City of
Mell
Carlile Cobb
W. L. Erwin
BE. J. Crawford
Georgia
Clarke County
Elmer J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
Georgia Beta Chapter House Association
Said
Walter H. Bishop
Fulton E. Warner
Pgr
E. J. Crawford
Su ‘Perior
Thos, F. Green
BE. . Crawford
Winterville Telephone Company
EB. J. Crawford
Notice of Leave to Sell Land in Clarke County Georgia
To all whom it may concern the court will be asked at the Gret regular term after thirty days from this notice for leave to sell wild land in Clarke County Georgia. The order seeks permission to dispose of the land as part of a legal proceeding.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Said County
W. & Guest
LF. Vickery
R. H. McCrary
Jas
A. Broach
Oglethorpe County
Guertia Life Agency
Athens
Ft. 6
Georgia Beta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Acidoa
Georgia Beta Chapter
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Epstlon
United States
J. Crawford
Superior Court
Georgia Investment Company
Sta
Said
E. J. Crawford
Court of Ordinary
Public notices on estates and sales in Clarke County
Various probate actions and sheriff sales in Clarke County Georgia announced July 1911. Administrators seekLeave to sell estate lands of Mary Nevitt and Mary Ray. property includes parcels on Prince Avenue and Barber Street plus assorted corporate stock. Sheriff to auction lands of T J Shackelford and other parcels to satisfy debts. Notices appointing permanent administrators and disbursement of executors in Mary Baxter and other estates. Hearing set for first Monday August 1911.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Mary FE
Nevitt
Athens
Clarke
County
Prince Avenue
Mary B. Nevitt
Pennsylvania R. R. Co
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co
Electric Companies of America
Georgia R. R. and Banking Co
Eagle River Mining Company
Tonapah Midway Mining Company
Copperopolis Copper Company
Highlands Golf Mines Company
St. Bonsall Timber Properties Co
Gelser-Hendryx Investment Co
South Baltimore Brick and Tile Co
Hagle & Phoenx Mfg. Co
John J. Nevitt
Co. D. Flanigan
Mary E. Nevitt
Lota
Flanigen
Wheeler
Athens Pack and Improvement Company
North Chase St
Ani
A. H. Davison
Cherry St. Louth
Shackelford
Said Chase St Ali
City of
T. J. Shackelford
Fa. Ia
City Court of
J. T. Gholston
A. ¥. Deadwyler
J. H. Hancock
Notice of Leave to Sell Estate Land Clarke County Georgia
An application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Clarke County at the regular August term for leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of Mrs Mary W Williams late of Clarke County Georgia deceased Executrix Virginia Lily. This Sunday of July 1911.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Mary W. Williams
Virginia Lily
Notice to Creditors on Henry C. McGinty Estate
SBORGTE Clarke County cites all creditors and heirs of Henry C. McGinty to appear at the August Term of the Court of Ordinary to show cause why permanent letters of administration should not be granted to Wm. A. Jackson and Chas. W. McGinty. Witness July 11, 1911, S. B. Wingfield, Sr.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Henry Cleveland
Jia Henderson
Julia Henderson
S. B. Wingfeild
Richard B. Hexter
Mary Baxter
B. Wingfield
Wm.a. Jackson
Chas
W. McGinty
Henry C. McGinty
Beard
Court of Ordinary
Wm. A. Jackson
Chas. W. McGinty
S. B. Wingfield
Dope politics and governor race roil Georgia turmoil
In Atlanta discussions swirl over Governor Smith’s term and a looming election battle. Timelines for appointments, potential successors like J. M Slaton, and the role of Pope Brown fuel factional tensions as Felder rises as a Smith hopeful.
Funeral Yesterday for George Esyp
From Wednesday's Banner the Oklerville services were held yesterday afternoon for young George Esyp who died at home. The Young Harris Memorial Methodist Church hosted the service with the pastor and elder presiding in a touching manner. A large gathering attended, with friends following to the cemetery where the interment took place.
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Georgy
Lily
Ibis City
Young
Dhee
South Carolina Farmers Union Session Opens in Columbia
Delegates from nearly every county gather in Columbia for the South Carolina division of the National Farmers Union. The meeting, called by President A. J. A. Herritt of Darlington, aims to boost closer cooperation and expand the warehouse movement. Business to conclude tomorrow.
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Columbia
S.C
Prendergast Enthroned Archbishop of Philadelphia
Archibishop Edmond F. Prendergast was enthroned as Archbishop of the Philadelphia diocese in a full cathedral ceremony. The rite featured a grand procession of altar boys seminarians priests and prelates including Bishops Fitzmaurice Shanahan Canevin Hoban and Garvey. The service ended with a pontifical mass and a wake of laity and clergy observers.
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Philadelphia
Edmond F. Prendergast
Wtar
Bishopa Fitzmaurice
Erie
Shanahan
Harrisburg
Canevin
Pittsburg
Hoban
1Rcranton
Garvey
Altoona
Westinghouse Stockholders Meet Amid Dividend Debate
Pittsburg July 26 Stockholders of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company assemble for what may be the most significant annual meeting since George Westinghouse was ousted from leadership. Dissatisfaction with current management grows as critics press for a dividend despite earned profits and rising surplus. Rumors say Westinghouse may return as head of the company if the plan succeeds, with possible political implications discussed around the capitol and at the Kimball house. Georgia primaries loom with candidates Little Joe Brown and Thomas S Felder shaping the race.
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Atlanta
Smith
Linfith
Capitol
Kimball House
Senate
J. M Slaton
Slaton
Pope Brown
Little Joe" Brown
Ning
Waycross
Brown
Clit’ Lvena
T. 3. Felder
Hewlett Hall
Felder
T. B. Felder
Tom D. Felder
T. 8
Washington, D. C
Pittsburg
Storkholders
Westinghouse Eletric Ani Manufacturing Company
Genres Westinghouse
Great ‘Corporation
Westinghouse
Hils
Congress
Georgia
Little Joe” Brown
Thomas
Saint Anne Shrine Draws Crowds In Annual Hovena
In New York on July 26 the tiny church of Ste. Anne in East Seventh Street drew hundreds of faithful seeking miracles as the relic in the reliquary on loan from the Mother of God was venerated during the annual hovena for Ste. Anne. Disabled worshippers prayed for relief through her intercession.
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New York
Saint Anne
Jean Bapuate
Enat Seven
Sixth Street
Ste. Anne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willie Hanson
Jim Hanson
Clarke Superior Court
Superior Court of
Charles H. Brand
Gattmo
Henry C. Tuck
F. J. Crawford
Georgia Life Agency
Thomas S. Mell
C. H. Phinizy
Harry Hull
M. P. Jarotgan
G. M. Knight
Carlisle Cobb
Wm. L. Erwin
County of
University of Georgia
Georgian Beta Chapter House Association
Sald Corporation
Clarks County
Geo
Cobb & Erwin
W. Fleming
The
T. L. Mitchell
Chambers
Court House
Charles H., Brand
Judge Superior Courts
Western Circuit
Williams Rutherford
McWhorter
Scott Brothers
Cora A. Sharp
Shackelford Brothers
Mra. Sundera
Anna W. Stiles
W. L. Wood
da E. Porndonk Okb
de Oly
Max Michael
H. C. Anderson
Jno
W. Noell
F. H. Kroner
R. J. Dowdy
D. H. Winter
FP. W. Colle
J. B. Winter
J A. Suddeth
T. Pittard
F. L. Johnson
Clarke ‘County
Winterville
Stse
Moses Beard
J. O. Scarbrough
Citation
Ann Herring
Mary Ray
John T. Pittard
Many J. Yerby
Capital
George Esyp
Bouth’ Carolina “Farmers' Union
Archbishop Prendergast
Texas
Miasion
Quito
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