Clarke County Georgia legal notices board bids charter filings
Clarke County Georgia publishes legal advertisements for courthouse bonds banking charter applications and benevolent society formations. Notices include Clarke County Superior Court filings for The Anderson Banking Company Phi Delta Theta Home Company Benevolent Order of Good Samaritans and various administration and dissolution actions with dates and official certainties.
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J. Crawford
Clarke County
Georgia
Phi Delta Theta Home Company
Superior Court
Said County
James Mack
Lucilla Cole
Caleb A. Jones
John Scott Roberts
Harris
William C. Mill
William B. Hil
Bock Rowland
Alex
E. J. Crawford
Phi Delta Theta Home Fraternity
B. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Administrator's Sale and Sheriff Sale Notices in Clarke County Georgia
Multiple public notices detail sales and admin actions in Clarke County Georgia. L. H. Blackmon and Mrs. E. M. Blackmon administer land and personal property, with sale of 67.46 acres split into three tracts plus household items. Sheriff also advertises a public sale of a Ludden & Bates piano and cotton levied for a distress warrant. Additional probate actions include stock sale of Northeastern Banking Company shares, administration applications for Mar Estelle Porter and Ephraim Buchwald, and appointment notices for Jeff Gantt and other estates.
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Gehorgia
Clarke County
Court House
Athens
Athens and
Lexington
Lexington Road
B. & Lyndon
B. Bailey
H. Barrow
EM. Blackmon
Court of Ordinary
Delra
L. H. Blackmon
E. M. Blackmon
Gheriff’s Gale
Qeorgia
Easd County
Ludden & Bates
W. P. Davis
Georgia
Clarky County
George Elder
Jessie Elder
Oconee County
W. E.jackson
Northeastern Banking Company, of Commerce
C. McMahan
Georgia Mkcmahan
J. J. C. McMahan
Guardian seeks discharge of Lula Morris as guardian
Mrs Lula Morris guardian of Ruby Lester Davis applied for discharge. All interested persons must file objections by the first Monday in June or Morris will be discharged as requested. Cl arke County Ga official notice.
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Clarke County
Georgia
COU
PON Sonds
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Tate Wright
Athens
Misa Mary C. Linton
Sarah R Hunter
B. Wingfield
Court of Ordinary
J. F. Allgood
C. T. Young
Jno
T. Pittard
Mary J. Yerby
Mary 3
Mary Buchwald
Ephraim Buchwald
Lyndon
Jeff Gantt
Lula Morris
Ruby Lester Davis
Duke
Ruby Lester
Lala Morris
B. Wingfield, SR
Ominary Clarke Co
More Indictments Against Athens Bank Officials
Six true bills allege offenses by officers of the Athens Trust and Banking Company once based in the city. The grand jury returned two misdemeanors and several felonies including embezzlement and receiving deposits while the bank was insolvent, naming president J W Gunn cashier R H McCrary and director H L McCrary among others.
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J. W. Griffin
R. H. McCrary
L. R. McCrary
The
Athens Trust and Banking Co
Athens Trust and Banking Company
Clarke
County
Grand
Defence Bank
J. W. Gunn
Griffin
McCrary
H. L. McCrary
Franklin County
Teachers City Schools Elect City Teachers for Next Year
The board of education met last night and elected teachers for the city public schools for the next year. Elected were E B Mell as assistant superintendent and principal high school, Frank B Anderson in mathematics, Miss Frances Powell, Miss Louie Lane as principal East Athens night school, Miss Theresa Kaufman in kindergarten, and many other teachers for Nantahala avenue and Meigs street schools. Coach Anderson of the baseball department at the University was named to return as baseball coach and assistant football coach, also to chair mathematics at the local high school. He is expected to accept and resume duties locally.
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Board of Education
Frank Anderson
Georgia Baseball
Board“Of Education
City Public
B. Mell
Frank B. Anderson
Frances Powell
Louie Lane
East Athens Night School
Theresa Kaufman
Mary Cumbers
Susan Bell
Marion Carlton
Nantahala Avenue
Hene Doster
Mise Glenn Allen
Gerry N. Edwards
L. L. Mathews
Department of Oratory
M. L. Wier
F. K. Freeman
Meigs Street
Misa
EB. Barrow
College Avenue School
Clyde Patman
Baxter Street
Misa Annie Patman
Oconee Street
Misa Nell McDorman
Mary Barwick
Maud Steedman
Eula Bird
Anderson
Georgia
Red and Black
Georgia Bar Association to debate admitting women to practice
At the twenty ninth annual Georgia Bar Association meeting in Tybee May 30 to June 1 the program includes a major discussion on whether women should be admitted to practice. Leaders include Judge Henry C Hammond and B R Black with roles for Roland Ellis and others.
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Georgia Bar Association
Tybee
Georgia Bar
Henry C. Hammond
Augusta
BE. R. Black
Atlanta
Roland Wilis
Macon
Orville A. Park
Association
Alexander W. Smith
Caruthera Ewing
Memphis
Tenn
Judge Hammond
Georgia
Robert C. Alston
B. R. Black
Roland Ellis
Permanent Commission On the
Andrew J. Cobb
Athens
Joseph Hansell Merrill
Thomasville
How Paint Costs and Wears in Devoe Paints
The article notes the first cost of a good paint job by Devoe at about 50 dollars, while cheaper or second rate work runs 95 to 100 dollars. It explains that better paint lasts longer. more expensive jobs wear less quickly. Devoe is highlighted as a leading brand among many good paints. Devon Trimage Hardware Co. sells it.
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Devoe
Devo
Devon
Rumor Watson May Seek U S Senate After Convention
A report circulating in Atlanta claims Thomas E Watson of Thomson will announce for United States senator after the state convention. Watson avoided denial and hinted at discussing the matter later, with strong indications he plans to enter the contest.
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Atlanta
Thomas E. Watson
Senate
Thos. &. Watson
Thomson
United States
Painters Strike Over Negro Worker Settlement Reached
Painters employed by Lon Parr, a local contracting painter, settled their strike after acceding to the request of the white painters. They objected to employing a black worker on part of a contract. The negro was dismissed and the white workers returned to duty.
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Lon Parr
Dallas Welcomes Red Men Delegates for Texas Council Session
Dallas, May 28. Elaborate preparations mark the annual session of the great council of Texas, Improved Order of Red Men, opening today. Mayor W. M. Holland welcomes delegates. responses come from George B. Griggs of Houston, Dr H O Gappington Great Sachem, and W. H. Marah Great Senior Sagamore of Tyler. Memorial address delivered by Hon. Wm. H. Atwell of Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Great Council of Texas
Order of
Red Men
W. M. Holland
George B. Griggs
Houston
H .O. Gappington
Great Council
Sagamore
W. H. Marah
Tyler
Wm. H. Atwell
Texans Admire New Life Pills Say Dr Kings Improve Life
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio praises Dr King s New Life Pills as hearty vigorous life boosters. He and his wife believe they are the best, noting relief for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
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Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Dr. King
Virginia Pythians Convene Grand Lodge in Martinsville
Knights of Pythias from all Virginia lodges arrive in Martinsville for the forty fourth annual grand lodge convention. The three day session features a full program organized by the local Patrick Henry Lodge and local citizens for visiting members and their ladies.
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Virginia Pythians
Martinsville
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Patrick Henry Lodge
Man in Hiltonia Praises Foley Kidney Pills
A Hiltonia man credits Foley Kidney Pills with ending his kidney pain and backache. He says after taking the pills he was entirely cured and recommends them to others. For sale by all dealers.
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Hiltonia
Wyoming Oil Men's Association Holds Casper Meeting
About 100 members of the Wyoming Oil Men's Association gathered in Casper for their annual two day meeting called by ex Governor Bryant B. Brooks, president of the organization. Local oil men and Casper citizens prepared barrels of fun for visitors.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming Oil Men's Association
Cheyenne
Bryant B. Brooks
Vasper
Three Days Session Planned for Association Meeting
The executive committee schedules a three day session to advance association work and provide social features including surf bathing. Savannah uses eastern time rather than central time for train times and meeting schedules. Portrayal of time zones and travel plans appears in notices and discussions.
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Savannah
Savanah
Sivannah City
Seeslom
Association
Sean
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Phil Cook
Anderson Banking Company
Ard
Businnss
John T. Anderson
Athens, Ga
Geo. Y. Coleman
New York
N. Y
T. Huggins
Gee
Y. Coleman
H. T. Huggins
Secretary of State
John T, Anderson
H.T. Huggins
Georgia National Bank
Patrick Lee
John Wesley Lee
Will Stepney
Byrd Kestrick
Charles Mack
Dock ‘Hill
J. H. Barnett
W. N. Neal
G. L. Everhart
Stephens County
George W Hall
Barry County
S. & Ham
Irwin County
C. P. Johnson
Wilkes County
Henry L. Wynn
Hancock County
George W. Gresham
Colquitt County
J. H. Gaithers
Chatham County
Benevolent Order OF Good Samaritans
Sach Corporation
Cobb & Erwin
W.reed
R. P. Stephens
E. H. Dorsey
A. H. Davenport
V. Carter, Jr
W. R. Gignil
Matgad Jno
J. Birickland
Bald State
Eid Company
State of
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
University of Georgia
Atutent
Ordinary
Carre County
State OF Georgia
Philip Cook
United States of America
W. B. Jackson
Lillie Porter Soule
Mar
Estelle Porter
B. H. Barrow
Oak St
Andrewa
Old Georgia
Jas. B. Burch
de Bonis Non
Richant
L. Edwards
Sturi Stuart
Teachers City Schools
F. Ham
West Athens
Mary Reed
East Athens
Mattlew Heard
Newton School
Stella Reed
Annie M. Burney
Louise Green
Virginia Morae
Susie Carter
Lavine Hawking
Julia White
Ora M. Horton
Mary Edwards
Annie Jones
Minnie Davis
Mattie Hill
Irene Brown
State Bar Association
Sanquet
Peter W. Meldrim
South Atlantic Sea
Devon Trimage Hardware Co
Wyoming Oil Men
Chamberlain
Orville A. Pari
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