Clarke County Legal Notices Summary
Clarke County Georgia notices include an application for permanent administrator of Oneal Mathews estate set for June 1919, a libel for divorce against Fred F. Willard with appearance by July 1919, and a mortgage foreclosure petition by Gertrude Joerg and Teresa Joerg against Tillman Funk and Azelle Funk involving property in Athens. Court orders require payment of notes by the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman Funk
Azelle Funk
Clarke Superior Court
Gertrude Joerg
Said
Nashville
Tennessee
Teresa Joerg
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Church
Meigs
Church and
Meigs Streets
Church Street
J. A. Darwin
Griffeth
Myer Stern
Meigs Street
Water Tillman ‘Funk
Aselle Funk
Andrew J. Cobb
C. W
C. T.B
Sheriff Sale in Clarke County Georgia 1919 Auto
Clarke County Georgia sheriff sale scheduled for the first Tuesday in June 1919 at the courthouse during legal hours. The property is a seven passenger six cylinder gasoline automobile built by White Motor Car Co, levied on as Henry Lay’s property to satisfy a superior court judgment in favor of Mrs Hosa L Booth Exrx. The sale notice is dated May 7 1919 and conducted by Sheriff W E B Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
White Motor Car Co
Henry Lay
Superior Court
Hosa L. Booth
W. EB. Jackson
F. L. Prater
E. F. Kenny
E.©. Kenny
R. C. Orr
Gehorgia
Joe H. Wilson
Love A. Wilson
Gey
Sheriff Sale in Clarke County Georgia 1919
Clarke County sheriff sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1919 at the courthouse door. High life interest in a 75.52 acre tract belonging to W M Edwards from L J Edwards and B H Barrow surveys. proceeds to satisfy a fi fa from Quitman City Court. Executed by W E Jackson as sheriff with notices to tenants in possession and heirs of Sallie C King in reel oon county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgi
Clarke County
W. M. Edwards
B. H. Barrow
L. J. Edwards
Georgia
Quitman
Brooks County
J. A. Griffeth
W. A. Johnson
J. C. Carthers
W. E. Jackson
State OF Georgia
Beirs
Salts
White Hall Yarn Mills charter petition sails in Clarke County
In Clarke County Georgia the petition of Mrs Lotr Wo White Mrs Frances White View Pint White and Hobart White seeks incorporation of White Hall Yarn Mills for twenty years with a capital stock of 100000 dollars and extendable to 300000. The firm will operate from White Hall Clarke County and may establish branches locally. The business is to manufacture yarns and related goods for profit with stockholders as owners and ERWIN NIX as attorneys. The filing was recorded May 22 1919 by E J Crawford Clerk Superior Court Clarke County Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said
Lotr Wo
Frances White
Sald Company
Tate Wright Erwin
Erwin & Nix
E. J. Crawford
Merton
John R. White
White Hall Yarn Mills
Land parcel in Athens Georgia with stock shares cited in 1919 notice
Land in City of Athens Clark County tied to Lots 7 and 71 in Darkeon's subdivision from Ida M Davison and Joseph A Jackson, plus two shares Morton Drug Company stock valued at $25 each. Also a 1919 year’s support citation for J R Edwards estate and discharge proceedings for Love A Wilson estate. Libel for divorce of Walter Wise vs Lucy Wise set for July 1919 with Judge Andrew J Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Clark County
Darkeon
Ida M. Davison
Joseph A
Woa Jackson
Said County
Hook
Amy Jordan
Waddell Street
Morton Drug Company
Lula Erms
Notice of County Bond Election in Clarke County Georgia
Clarke County voters are called to an election on June 18, 1919 to decide issuing bonds totaling 250000 dollars for permanent county roads. The 250 bonds of 1000 dollars each carry 5 percent interest, semiannual, from July 1, 1919, with principal repayment from 1930 through 1949 and full redemption by June 30, 1949. Funds support road building. election notices specify details and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Clarke County
Clarke
United States
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Public sale of Clarke County lands in Athens Georgia
Property of Mrs E J Carroll levied to satisfy a Superior Court writ in Clarke County Georgia to be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in June 1919 between legal hours at the court house door. Descriptions include parcels on Jonas Avenue Barrow Street T A Jonas A V Burden and portions along West Broad Street Hancock Avenue and Dearing Street. Also mentions city tract description and boundary specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Jonas
City of
Athens
State of Georgia
Barrow
T. A. Jonas
A. V. Burden
E. J. Carroll
Superior Court
Gordon E. Jones
R. C. Orr
Bf. Carroll
W. E. Jackson
Court of Ordinary
West Broad Street
George Brown
A. P. Dearing
A. Dearing
A. P. Deering
Ing Street
Dearing
Hancock Avenue
Broad Street
Nerves Restored After Tonic Claims By Zinc Health Ad
W. T. Palmer of Soperton Georgia recalls a run down state with nervous exhaustion and poor appetite. He credits Ziron iron tonic with restoring strength and color, urging readers to ask their druggist for the guaranteed product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Palmer
Soperton
Gells Ziron
Clarke County Bonds Election Proposed in 1949
Clarke County Georgia plans a bond election with voters choosing for or against issuing bonds, ballots marked FOR BONDS or AGAINST pawns, under county election rules. The notice lists officials J M Hodgson and J H Griffeth with others confirming the proceedings. Winterville items note local residents visiting and a June 10 school closing and commencement sermon.
Athena woman praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for relief
Mrs. W. H. H. Walton of 165 Strong St. Testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills helped her after kidney trouble caused back pain and swelling. She used the remedy years ago and again as preventive, saying it restored her health and enabled normal housework. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y is the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athena
W. H. H. Walton
Strong St
Dean
Doan
Palmer & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Migrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Prominent figure J J Wilkins at Tybee convention
Savanin ah Ga May 29 closing session of the George Koukers Association convention featured two brief talks by Athens bankers Tiare Ho Gordan and Blanton Portsoan from Citizens Bank on postwar reconstruction. Jo J Wilkins, a prominent state figure among managers, attended sessions at Tybee hotel pavilion with ocean views and a wish for fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savaninah
George Koukers’ Association
Tybe Hotel Pavillos
Athens
Tiare Ho Gordan
Te Citizens Bank
Blanton Portsoan
Jo J. Wilkins
Manelers
Tybee Hotel
Pork Raising Man Before Bankers
Savannah Georgia May 29 Yesterday afternoon before the Georgia Hark ers Association James E Downing the pre club man of Georgia spoke to the money men of the Increase in Georgia in hog population the value of this increase and the way in whach the bankers can keep up holr vood work of encouraging pork raising He had charts and pictures and the bankers were Interested in them as well as the figures and ta t stie Banker Peyce Fidkin of Washington Wilkes commented on the address to the effect that it was entirely appropriate in these days of high prices of pork of wealth in the piz pens and profits in the shoots for a man who is doubling Georgia sent treasures in two or three years to be welcome as a speaker before an association of motey-handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Georgia Harkers’ Association
James E. Downing
Georgia
Peyce Fidkin
Washington
Wilkes
Farmer's Household Medicines for Common Ailments
A farmer explains keeping familiar remedies for minor ailments at home to avoid trips to town. Chamberlain’s products for diarrhoea, coughs, colds, rheumatic pains, stomach troubles, and biliousness are cited as quick, practical first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Enlarged East Athens Colored School Planned for June
An addition costing 2500 dollars will be built at the East Athens Colored School in early June. Authorized by the school board, the project includes a combined auditorium and school room with a rolling partition to separate the stage from the main area. A building permit was filed with the city engineer on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Athens Colored School
Auditoria
Mallory Attends Georgia County Officers’ Convention
Savannah May 29 Walter A Mallory Clarke County tax collector arrived for the Georgia County Officers Association convention at Tybee ahead of Friday’s barbecue. He claimed to be first on the scene, arriving a day early, with sheriffs ordinary officers and tax officials soon joining. Other Clarke county officials and nearby counties were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Athens
Atlanta
Walter A. Mallory
Clarke
Georgia County Officers’ Association
Tybee
Cupid's Offensive In Athens Reined In
General Dan Cupid's offensive against Athens has been halted. Observers say he is maneuvering for another attack and note there hasn't been a marriage license applicant in two days, according to Ordinary R. C. Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Athens
Dan
R. C. Orr
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised for Easy Expectoration
A historic note touts Gatve Chamberlain's cough remedy to loosen phlegm and ease coughing. The product is described as excellent for relief and easier expectoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatve Chamberlain
Y M C A in France entertains boys in A E F
Paris May 28 The Y M C A war work council reports its entertainment program has reached the million dollar mark in the latest month. In April 1800 Y Overseas Theatre League entertainers gave 4500 vaudeville and stock shows to crowds totaling about 2 million. Entertainment cost about 400000 and value at Broadway prices would be about 1100000. The Y sent 2636 musical instruments 4535 costumes and accessories and other equipment to support soldier show units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Paris
Y. M. GC. A. War Work Council
American Expeditionary Forces
A. BE. F
United States
Overseas Theatre League
Oconee Street School Exhibit Promises Fine Child Work
An interesting display will be made of the work done by the children of the Oconee Street school Saturday afternoon between 3:30 and 5 o'clock, to which patrons and friends of the school are invited. The children have been doing some remarkably fine work, and this exhibit will be well worth seeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coady Dawson
U. S. Navy
Terabome
Homer Dawson
Misa Lucile Collins
Camilla
C. W. Pittard
Myrtle Bailey
Washington
Noells
A. 'T. Harper
Norwood
Gladys Benson
State Normal School
J. T. Pittard
W. F. Colle
Luther Hale
White Sulphur Springs
Fla
Misa Laura McWhorter
Stephan
Zollie McArthur
Mary Pittard
Misa Orr
Athens
W. C. Pittard
Minnie Britten
Ella Haynes
Mia. Hall
Mary
Billie
Blakely
Hardeman
Etta Park
Lucy Linton
J.T. Pictard
W. A. Dunlap
Henry Dunlap
Augusta
Pierce Herndon
Oconee Street
D A R Officers Elected Yesterday At Elijah Clarke Chapter
The Elijah Clarke Chapter D A R elected new officers after a successful year of activities and heard the yearly report. Officers named were regent Julia A White first vice regent Geo Hodgson second vice regent Frances Long Taylor recording secretary John Griffeth corresponding secretary M B P Jarnigan treasurer F E L Griggs registrar W H Ashford historian Ellen Crawford auditor James Sexton. A full year’s work summary will appear on Sunday’s Banner. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Lyons of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Clarke
Julius Talmadge
Prince Avenue
Julia A. White
Geo. Hodgson
Frances Long Taylor
John Griffeth
M. BP. Jarnigan
FE. L. Griggs
W. H. Ashford
Ellen Crawford
James Sexton
Life's Tourists by Edgar Guest
A reflective poem about life as a journey over life’s road. Travelers seek happiness but face detours, danger, and hardship. The verse celebrates the wise brave and faithful who persist and aim to reach peaceful valleys and glad towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Guest
Pleisure
Hfe
Zladn<s
Colonial Dames Elect Officers At National Convention
The National Colonial Dames elected officers for the new term led by President Mrs Joseph Jafar. Officers include First Vice President Mrs Hamilton Fairfax Second Vice President Mrs Gilmer Adams Third Vice President Mrs A le Blouxant Secretary Mrs Wendell Assistant Secretary Mrs William H Wilmer Treasurer Mrs Alexander Cassett Registrar Mrs Franklin B Dexter Rhole Island. Georgia delegates present were Mrs Joseph R Lamar Mrs Peter Meldrim Mrs Thomas Barrett and Mrs Henry Goethius with alternates including Mrs F N Inman and Mr McEwen Johnstone. The social side of the convention featured many teas receptions and luncheons in Washington homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Lamar
THE
Colonial Dames
Joseph Jafar
Georgia
Hamilton Fairfax
New York
Gilmer Adams
Kentucky
A. le Blouxant
Maryland
Wendell
Massachusetts
William H. Wilmer
District of Columbia
Alexander Cassett
Pennsylvania
Franklin B. Dexter
Rhole Island
Georgia Wi
Atlant
Peter Meldrim
Savannah
Thomas Barrett
Henry Goethius
Columbus
Columbus Circle
F. N. Inman
Atlanta
McEwen Johnstone
Macon
Samuel Spencer
Clara Graffenried
Washington, D. C
Georgia Colonial Dames
Willam
Wilson
Washington City
French posters gifted to university library by Miss Griffeth
The university library received French posters from Miss Griffeth via her nephew Robert. The posters, displayed during the exhibit, were admired by many visitors and are regarded as some of the finest war posters from France, with at least three considered unsurpassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Lucy Grifter
Griffeth
France
Robert
Bilious Troubles and Healthy Action of the Vet
A brief note urges Chamberlain's Tablets to restore bile flow and improve digestion. It claims rapid relief from bilious discomfort and an end to a lethargic, unfocused feeling. The ad-style text promotes the product as a quick aid to meals and general wellness.
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W. B. Brown
Oneal Mathews
Jennie Wilson Wilard
Fred F. Willard
J. Cobb
E J, Crawford
Pear
Roc
Orr
Tolnas
Wilson Brown
Cittion
J. R. Edwards
Walter Wise
Lucy Wise
J. Crawford
Tm Oom
Board of Commissioners of Toads and Revenue of
J. M. Hodgson
J. H. Griffeth
H. W. White
Tate Wright
Winterville
J. J. Wilkins
Agricultural College
Bankers Association
Mallory
Cupid
Ace Carter
RITE
Dolph Klar
Wavenue
Monroe
Cluett, Peabody @ Co. Inc
Troy
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