Guardian's Sale and Related Notices in Clarke County
Legal ads announce guardian sale of 2-3 undivided interest in Willow Street lot of about 12 acres in Athens, sale by Louise Smith for ward Herman and Hubert Smith, with remainder 1-3 owned by Louise Smith. citations for year's support. petitions for permanent administration on Amanda M Dunaway. libel for divorce Ruby Evans vs Pete Evans. letters of dismission for administrator of Mrs S A Culp. notice for leave to sell stock for Joan Wilee McGregor minors. notice to heirs regarding bond for title by Thomas P Vincent. administrator's sale of half interest in farm 91458 acres in Clarke County.
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Guardian
Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Athens
City of
Eaid
Willow St
H. B. Wilson
Herman Smith
Rhns
Louise Smith
Herman
Hubert Smith
E. L. Dunaway
Amanda M. Dunaway
Toy
BW. L. Dunaway
Harriette Leal McGregor
Joan Wilee McGregor
Amy
Caliee
Orr
Thomas P. Vincent
Fannie Lou Young
Noda F. Vincent
Athens and
Jefferson Road
Kenney
Allen R. Johnson
R. C
Tay
Door County
Athens General Hospital Incorporation Petition Outline
A lengthy 1919 Clarke county document petitions to form Athens General Hospital with plans to build equip and maintain a hospital with dispensaries laboratories dormitories and nursing training. It seeks a 50 000 capital stock adjustable to 250 000 and board control while prohibiting physician stockholder board members. Also included are charter applications for Athens Properties Company and related real estate ventures.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
George BE. Deadwyler
J. H. Dozier
A. W. Dozier
O. A. Dozier
T. H. Dozier
H. D. Bunn
Ware County
Athens Roperties Company
Athena
Erwin, Erwin & Nix
Libel for divorce in Clarke Superior Court 1920
A libel for divorce case in Clarke County Georgia from January 1920 requires Louise Brown to appear in Clarke Superior Court to answer the divorce suit filed by Julian L Brown. The notice is signed by Clerk J Thus Heard and Judge Andrew J Covk with September 27 1919 date on file. Also included is a guardian sale notice for reinvestment in Clarke Athens and Greene counties.
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Pete Evans
Clarke Superior Court
Clarke County
Andrew J. Cobb
Chark Superior Court
Clarke Cos i
The
Georgia
J. Crawford
E. J. Crawford
Athens General Hospital
EB. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
George B. Deadwyler
Athens Properties, Company
Curt
Emily Bird Freeman
Tom J. Freeman
Anner
Grean & Michael
Louise Brown
Clarke Superior
Andrew J. Covk
Superior Court Clarke Co
J. Thus
Eeeeeee
Court House
Athens
G. M
Greene County
L. F. Merritt
J. T. Bryson
T. B. Moore
A. D. Atkinson
B. B. Atkinson
Mary Lizsie Philips Beagraves
Joe Wallis Phillips
Florice Phillips
Banker faces embezzlement case as Bradstreets tied to bank robbery
Atlanta reports focus on W B Green vice president and cashier charged with embezzlement. Bradstreet and wife re arrested on new charge while bank officials push theory that Green was framed. Preliminary hearing in Campbell county set as detectives pursue identifications and an automobile sighting near Allen and Fairburn.
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Banner
Atlanta
W. B. Green
John B. Hutchesan
Stone Mountain Circuit
Campbell County
Martin
Green
Greengrays
Bradstreet
Bradetreet
R. Belk
Macon
Alane
Fairburn
Athens shippers pick Bondurant for rail board post
President W E Gardner of the Southern Trade League names M G Bondurant to serve on Athens district Railroad Administration special terminal committee. Bondurant accepts, expected to aid Athens shippers amid national box car shortage. Athens chosen as a key terminal center, despite smaller size than most southern cities.
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W. E. Gardner
Southern Trade League
M. G. Nicholson
Athens Chamber of Commerce
8. J. Bondurant
Railroad Administration
Athens
Bondurant
South
Gardner
Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Johnson
Atheny
Georgia
Johnson
Max Thelen
Division of Public Service
County Chairmen Named for Athens District Money Drive
A dispatch lists county chairmen for the Georgia Money for Georgia Boys campaign in the Athens district. It names Rev. J. G. Logan Elbert and others across districts with quotas for Atlanta Savannah Augusta Macon Columbus Athens Albany Thomasville Moultrie and a statewide total of 40 325 to be raised by October 2030.
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Georgia
Athena
J. G. Logan
Elbert
W. E. Hensell
Madisbo
Paul Harber
Ews
H. H. Quarterman
Waycross
John Harris
Chariton
A. L. Hughes
Clinch
Wade H
Montgomery
L J. Evans
Tatmall
I. H. Corbett
Toombs
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Columbus
Athens
Albany
Thomasville
Moultrie
Bronchial Trouble Relief Reported by Indiana Resident
Mrs A E Sidenberder of Rockfield Indiana says she suffers spring bronchial trouble but after taking peproberain s cough remedy for a few days all signs of bronchial trouble disappear.
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A. E. Sidenberder
Rockfield
Ind
Cpepberiain
Roosevelt Birth Anniversary Observances Planned in New York
Plans by War Camp Community Service and community service workers in New York mark Theodore Roosevelt’s birth anniversary on October 27. The observance emphasizes his dedication to community service with programs including speeches, Kipling’s Greatheart, Scouts participation, outdoor ceremonies, songs, and a final benediction led by clergy. An accompanying letter highlights Roosevelt’s belief in a good place for all and urges continued civic effort.
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Workers of War
New York
Theodore “Roosevelt
Workers of War Camp Community Service (Incorporated
Roosevelt
War Camp Community Service
Playground and Recreation Association of America
War Camp Sgam
War Camp
Community Service
Colonel Roosevelt
Playground and Recreation Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Addreses
Kipling
Greatheart
Boy Scouts
America
Eeashen
No Reduction In Footwear Prices Expected Soon
New York reports no immediate drop in footwear prices. J Frank McElwain president of the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association said at the convention there would be a drop after Christmas.
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Associated Press
New York
J. Frank McElwain
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association
Numerous Speakers Delay Shantung Vote
Washington October 15. Senate leaders planned a vote today on the Shantung amendment to the Peace treaty but the plan was abandoned as numerous speakers delayed the proceeding.
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Shantung
Washington
Senate
American Cotton Association Works to Warehousing Reform
The American Cotton Association leads a campaign to solve warehousing, storage, and credit issues for cotton growers in the South. It seeks new warehouses, state uniform warehousing laws, supervised facilities, funded indemnity, and secure first mortgages to protect stored cotton value.
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American Cotton Association
American Cotton Asso
South
Southland
J. Skottywo Watnameker
St. Mathews
D. C
New Orleans
Savannah High Football Team Eyes Next Game After Wins
Savannah High School begins the season with two straight wins, beating Porter Military School and First District A M School at Statesboro. Left halfback Charles Wiehra fell ill with acute appendicitis during the Statesboro game and was rushed to Savannah for surgery as the game ended.
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Savannah High School
Porter Military School
Stateaboro
Savannahians
Statesboro
Charles Wiehra
Savannah
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Wilson Brown, Jr
Wilson Brown
R. C. Orr
Ruby Evans
E. C. Potts
Mra. S. A. Culp
G. Orr
Greensboro
J. J. Whitehead
Ward
Wray Brothers
Frank Griffeth
Katie J. Griffeth
Frank EK
Griffeth
Green & Michael
L. F. Edwards
J. M. Hodgson
S. Bernstein
Max Michael
J. L. McLlroy
Dupree Hunpicutt
J. Warren Smith
A. G. Dudley
Harry Hodgson
Hugh White
Lawa of Georgia
B. J. Crawford
Seid Quinery
Lizzie Moore Phillips
Mary Lizate Phillips Seagraves
L. A. Chapin
C. Gregory
Winder Ga
Julian L. Brown
Bondurant Shippers
Rail Board
Statey
MLC
Agnes Turner
Chicago
Colla
Chamberlain
Savannah High