Legal Advertisements Clarke County Ga 1916 notices
In Clarke County Georgia notices include support petitions for Addie Murrow and Mintie Clements with appraisals filed. discharge hearing for J D Williams administrator. guardianship discharge for Malinda Billups on James and Albert Parks. appointment of Otho Brown as administrator for Mose Allen. a sale of collateral by Walker Financing and Peoples Bank of Hartwell with outstanding judgments. charter application for Stewart Paddock Jewelry Company. sheriff sale of Athens property to satisfy a fi fa against Annie Baker. dates set for June 1916 and first Tuesday in June for various actions.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Addie Murrow
Henry Murrow
Said County
Court of Ordinary
W. F. Dorsey
J. D. Williams
Mintie Clements
Matthew Clements
Court House
Sandy Creek
Wm. Barrett
Freeman Brooks
Estate of
Malinda Billups
James Parks
Albert Parks
R. C. Orr
Otho Brown
Mose Allen
Notics
Walker Financing & Securities Company
John D. Walker
Peoples Bank of Hartwell
Athens
Borgia National Bank
W. P. Brooks
Dave F. Paddock
Stewart - Paddock Jewelry Company
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Ward County
John E. Stewart
Stewart-Paddock Jewelry Company
J. Crawford
Nantahala Avenue
Athens Park and Improvement Company
Annie Baker
Justice Court
216Th District
G. M
Hodgson Cotton Co
R. F. Wood
L. Co
W. E. Jackson
Appeal for Peace To Business Men in Nation League effort
An appeal to American business leaders to back the League to Enforce Peace movement endorsed by ex President Taft has reached D. D. Heidler of the Athens chamber of commerce. The notice invites all commercial groups to send delegates to the league’s first annual meeting in Washington on May 26 and 27, signed by Taft Parker Lowell Houston Roberts and Filene.
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League of Nations
League
Taft
D. Heidler
Athens Chamber of Commerce
United States
Washington
William 4H. Taft
Alton B. Parker
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Herbert G. Houston
George
EB. Roberts
Edward A. Filene
Free rein and free reign differ in meaning and usage
The phrase free rein means unrestricted freedom to act. Free reign is a mishearing and incorrect form. should be avoided in formal writing.
Georgia Boy Youngest Man Ever Named Columbia Law Professor
Young B Smith of Atlanta has accepted a professorship at Columbia University Law School becoming the youngest professor ever elected to a Columbia bar chair. The 26 year old attorney, son of A J Smith, will depart Atlanta for New York in summer to assume duties as he succeeds Jackson E Reynolds, who shifts to full practice. Smith earlier trained at Boys High School Atlanta the University of Georgia and Columbia then joined Cravath Henderson in New York before returning to Atlanta to practice with Wimbish Bilis and later forming Smith Austin. He will teach public service companies law and other courses at Columbia.
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Athens
Young B. Smith
Atlanta
Law School
Columbia University
New York
Smith
A. J. Smith
Columbia
Jackson E. Reynolds
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Reynolds
Young Smith
Boys' High School of
University of Georgia
Cravath & Henderson
Wimbish & Bilis
Wimbish
South
United States Supreme Court
James W. Austin
Smith & Austin
United States
Harvard
William A. Keener
Harvard Law School
Emory University
Georgia Democrats Unite at Macon Convention for Wilson Endorsement
The Macon gathering showed Georgia Democrats rallying to endorse President Wilson and elect loyal delegates. Senators Smith and Hardwick faced opposition. Hardwick stood firmly against Wilson’s policies, while Hardwick’s approach drew criticism and calls for reform within the party. William J Harris is highlighted as a powerful figure shaping Georgia politics.
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Georgia
Macon
Wilson
George Washington
Smith
Hardwick
People of
Dempsey Hotel
Winder Ga Evangelistic Series Closes. 32 Added to Church
In Winder on May 4 evangelistic meetings at the First Baptist Church led by Rev. W H Faust ended after seventeen days of morning and evening preaching. Large gatherings from multiple city churches attended, hymns led by Geo N Bagwell. Thirty two new members joined the church as the city stirred by the meetings.
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Winder
W. H. Faust
Baptist Church
Sim
Geo. N. Bagwell
Revival services begin at Crawfordville Baptist Church
Crawfordville Georgia May 4 Evangelist B H Jennings begins revival meetings at the Crawfordville Baptist Church with Prof A A Lyons in charge of singing. The meetings have been publicized and organizers hope for much good from the series. Booster Chautauqua closes after four days in Crawfordville with large crowds and attractions.
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Crawfordville, Ga
Evangel
B. H. Jennings
Crawfordville Baptist Church
A. A. Lyons
Crawfordville
Choice Plants for Sale by Experienced Grower
Porto Rico Yam and Dooly Yam potato plants offered alongside three leading cabbage varieties and three choice tomato varieties. All plants are true to name and of the choicest stock. Patronage solicited by Bower Truc Plant Co Dixie Brooks Co Georgia.
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Porto Rico
Bower Truc
Plant Co
Dixie Brooks Co
Georgia
Export Trade Suggestions Issued by Commerce Bureau
Washington May 4 The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce publishes a practical bulletin on export trade issues including credit terms agencies packing and direct versus middleman exports It notes the temporary nature of current cash sales with Europe and urges exporters to establish local representation to secure lasting markets and prevent foreign firms from building permanent field offices. The bulletin Export Trade Suggestions Miscellaneous Series No 35 spans 141 pages and is available for 16 cents from the Superintendent of Documents in Washington or district offices.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Ameri
Seaboard
Central America
United States
E.E. Pratt
Bureau
Eighth District High Schools Meet in Monroe
Monroe Ga May 4 The Eighth District High School Association met in Monroe for two days of contests With delegations from Athens Covington Eatonton Elberton Lavonia Greensboro Mansfield Monroe Madison Rutledge Social Circle Union Point and Washington The schedule includes debating music contests essays spelling teachers conference declamation athletics and recitation with prize awards to follow
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Monroe
Eighth District High School Association
Athens
Covington
Eatonton
Elberton
Lavonia
Greensboro
Mansfield
Monroe Madison
Rutledge
Social Circle
Union Point
Washington
Madison
J. H. Peters
Statesman Beaten at Checkers in 1852
A Springfield Republican item notes that in winter 1852, weeks before Franklin Pierce’s nomination, he was soundly defeated at checkers by New Hampshire Judge Folsom. The quip serves as a political joke for those who imagine life in the Washington structure.
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Statesman
Checkers
Franklin Pierce
Judge Folsom
New Hampshire
Washington
Springfield Republican
Dedication of New Church Extension Board Home in Louisville
The dedication ceremony for the new home of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Board of Church Extension in Louisville will feature Rev. A. Steel delivering the dedicatory address. The building cost about $60,000 and marks the department’s move from a rented space into a dedicated facility. Dr. W. F. McMurray led the fund drive, with the board reporting a 34 year history of growth, loans, and property investments totaling about $5.29 million. The piece also notes agricultural and political commentary and Georgia voter registration deadlines ahead of fall elections.
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Board of Church Extension
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Louisville
8. A. Steel
D. D
Columbia
W. F. McMurray
David Morton
P. H. Whisner
Dr. McMurray
McMurray
Savings Fund Department of
Methodist Episcopal Church, Church
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Myrtle Reed
Sara McWhorter
Ruby Johnson
Lillian Miller
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Ida Kilgore
Lou Cargill
Idie Smith
Myrtle Wallace
Lulu Jennings
W. E. Cooper
Geo. D. Smith
Geo. Fortson
Robert Smith
W. L. Bush
Newton Swinney
John W. Bennett
NEW Church Extension Board
A. Steel
America
Congress
Philippines
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