Walton v Walton libel for divorce Clarke County 1917
Clarke Superior Court April Term 1917 issues libel for divorce notices to Rebecca T. Walton and others. Final actions include removals of disabilities and various appearances. Guardian and order details outline sale and reinvestment actions for wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca T. Walton
Clarke Superior Court
C. H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
J. W. Moore
Nellie Moore
Cleta Herring
Andrew J. Cobb
Said Court
G. W. Va
Elma Davis
Superior Court
Clarke County
Georgia
Laintiff
George Poulos
Clarke
T. J. Shackelford
Clarke County real estate sale notices of multiple parcels in 1917
Legal notices describe sales of seven houses and two land tracts in Clarke County Georgia. Details specify boundaries in Athens area including Satula Avenue Nantahala Avenue Buena Vista Avenue Brooklyn Street and Barrett Street with properties tied to estates of Hicks Lester Andrews Cook and others. Cash terms, personal representatives, and court dates outlined for probate, tax, and mortgage foreclosures.
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County of
Clarke
State of Georgia
Satula Avenue
Nantahala Avenue
Buena Vista Avenue
City of
Athens
City of Athens
Flannigan Survey
Athens Park and Improvement Company
Flannigan
Bens Vista Avenue
A. H. Hodgson
Athens Railway& Electric Company
Athens Railway & Electric Company
Ita
C. Upson
P. O
Athens, Ga
Maceh
Ebs. Leater
Clarke County
Georgia
W. T. Dester
Lester
Court House
Brooklyn St
John Hawkins
Harry Crawford
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Barrett Street
C. M. Burton
Jolas
J. M. McEntire
Oconee Heights
James M. Smith
J. T. Scott
Wil He Winn
Jewel Bird
T. A. Jonas
Max Joseph
Athens Sayings Bank
Superior Court
Wall Street
Athens Savings Banke
T. S
Sheriff Schedules Auction of Willys-Knights Car
Ward of Otis Cardell announces sale of a Willys-Knights Touring Car serial number 2777 to satisfy a fi fe from City Court of Athens February 1917 in favor of Armstrong and Dobbe against M. B. Pittard. Sale to take place March 10, 1917 between legal hours at the court in Athens, W. E. Jackson, Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
A. Cobb
Superior Court
Said County
County Court House
Athens
Rufus Kittle
Towit
Willis Kittle
W.,a. Phillips
James Loiter
Atlanta
Guardian
Gale
College Park
Fulton County
M OL Duncan
Renry C. Tuck
Petitioner
Court House
Ong Gray Speedwell Automobile
Mra
J. M. Merritt
City Court of
A. Rhodes
W. E. Jackson
C. BE. Mitchen
Said
M. G. Michael
Michael Brothers
B. T. Epps
Rke County
Barnett
Talmadge Bros. & Co
Springdale Street
Bloomfield
Church Streets
Geo. T. Young
Tal- Madge Bros. & Co
Willys-Knights
M. B. Pittard
Armstrong and Dobbe
Peace After Sorrow in Quiet Sacrifice
A meditation on peace born from sorrow and sacrifice. It contrasts hoped for fulfillment with a tranquil calm, not dwelling on tomorrow but enduring the stilling of a tempest. The poem cites restraint, a life subdued from will and passion, mirroring Gethsemane’s triumph over self.
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Edens
Gethsemane
Message in the Jasmine Tree Poem by Grace B Taylor
A reflective poem traces a bird's song from youth to old age. It compares youth's bright promises to later deeds and enduring usefulness. The jasmine tree fragrance symbolizes a life of service preserved beyond beauty disappearing.
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Grace B. Taylor
Reestablishing a Family: German Noble Line Reunited by War
Herman von Bishoff came to America to build a fortune and reestablish his German family. He planned to marry his daughter Hilda to his nephew Carl, but war delayed plans. Hilda joined the Red Cross, married a prisoner named Fiegler who escaped to America, and they returned to Europe to rejoin the von Bishoff lineage.
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Herman von Bishoff
America
Germany
von Bishoff
Mfe
von Bischoff
Hilda
von Bischoffs
Carl von Bischoff
Hilda von Bischoff
Europe
Seat of War
American Red Cross Service
United States
Carl
Fiegler
Herman Bischoff
Hilde
England
Freman
New York
Holland
Frau Fiegler
Copenhagen
Ecless
Dressing A Wound With Soap In An Emergency
An old Los Angeles Times report urges using soap as an emergency dressing to prevent infection. It notes soapsuds cleanse wounds but can carry bacteria if dressings aren’t sterilized, recommending moistened soap on lint or a soap-soaked strip of cloth as a protective cover until proper care is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Los Angeles
How to Survive Lost in the Woods by a Maine Guide
Maine guide Herman Templeton offers essential tips for getting lost in deep woods. Stay put to aid rescuers, avoid wandering, and if moving, follow a stream or logging road downhill. Build a fire to stay warm, keep calm, observe surroundings, and carry a compass with training to navigate safely.
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Herman Templeton
Maine
Aragid
Mr. Templeton
Roston Globe
Fireproofing Clothes for Children and Tokyo Station Appraisal
A physician urges parents to fireproof children's clothing using a safe antiseptic bath of ammonium phosphate in water, five minutes to treat fabric. The Laughing at the People notes Tokyo station as architecturally striking yet impractical, stretching a quarter mile, with central space reserved for the emperor and inbound and outbound flows arranged oddly.
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Tokyo Station
Between Girls and Gossip in a Mild Vein
A playful exchange quoted from newspapers highlights marital humor about obedience and social manners. The Kansas City Journal jokes about Harold kissing gloves and powder puffs while the Baltimore American notes a strong disapproval of the word obey in marriage vows, suggesting humor lightens solemnity.
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Harold
Kansas City Journal
Baltimore American
Why He Went to Freddie's
Uncle Charlie questions why Jack prefers Freddie's house for play while Jack explains he must be careful at Freddie's. Jack adds he does not need to be careful at his own home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie
Uncle Charlie
Jack
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Charles. L. Walton Vs
P. J. Smith
Joe L. Deadwyler
Cleta Hays Herring
J. Crawford
Davis
Eaid County
B. F. Wood
W. P. Eberhart
Amanda Andrews
R. C. Orr
Mamie Barnes
Mack Cook
R, C, Orr
B .F. Woods
H. B. Barber
M. O. Aaron
D. M. Aaron
Ed Gilham
Carrie Lee Smith
Green & Michael
Attys
Crane
J. R. Crane
Orr
Wiil
LIBES
Eva
Poulos
Hull Road
Nathan Smith
Rollin Cardell
Otis Cardell
John White & CO
Louisville, KY
Liseras
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