Clarke County Georgia Legal Notices 1911 Advertisements
Legal notices from Clarke County Ga include libel for divorce in Laura Hooper v Virgil Hooper case No 2282 with an October 9 1911 appearance, removal of disabilities for Carl Crowe and Mary Crow, and charter application for The Lipscomb Realty Company. Also sheriff sales list property in Athens and Clarke County to satisfy tax and other judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Hooper
Clarke Superior Court
Clarke County
Charles H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Carl Crow
Mary Crow
Georgia
F. A. Lipscomb
W H. Bishop
Fulton B. Warner
Lipscomb Realty Company
Sald
Sald Corporation
Athens
Blate
Thos. FP. Green
Elmer J. Crawford
Said County
The
Fle
Mid Court
B. J. Crawford
Ceorgia
Court House
G. M
Oconee
Madlson
Ab Allgood
B. M. G. Chandier
D.J. Cook
L. C
W. E. Jackson
Sheriff Clarke Co
J. B. Mitchell
Paid County
Terre Haute Brewing Co
City Court of
Athena
O. C. Coleman
Said
Towit
J. D. Thomason
Cc. T. Young
N. P
J. P
J. D
Mia
Alice T. Jester
W. B. Jackson
Clarke
Flint Street
Hunnicutt
Tina Hill
D. J. Vook
Trilby Street
Georgia Depot Street
Alma Hughes
A. G. Freeman
James
City of
Discharge hearing set for W H Shed estate administrator
Citation issued by Ordinary B Wingfield stating M T McDougal administrator of W H Shed's estate has fully administered. Court to cite all heirs and creditors to show cause why McDougal should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in September 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
M. T. McDougal
W. H. Shed
B. Wingfield, SR
Joel T. Dean
de Bonis
Hammondtree
Bia
Lea
Thiata
Qe Bonis
B. Wingfield
Scandinavian American Brotherhood Opens Portland Meeting
Portland August 30 The Brand lodge meeting of the Scandinavian American Brotherhood began with delegates from Colorado Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia. Judge J M Aniston of Tacoma presides over a three day session. Proposals include consolidating with the eastern Scandinavian Brotherhood and creating a supreme lodge with grand judges for varied jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Brand Lodge
Guandinavian American Brotherhood
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
J. M. Aniston
Tacoma
Scandinavian Brotherhood of the East
Supreme Lodge
Pimlico Fall Meeting Opens With Improved Grounds
Pimlico race course in Baltimore ready for fall meeting of the Maryland United Hunts opening tomorrow. Clubhouse and grounds greatly improved since last season. About 200 horses quartered at the track as the association anticipates one of the best meetings in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pimllico
Maryland United Hunts
Burglar Steals and Wears Outfits From Baltimore Bargain House
Gainesville Ga August 30 A burglar pried open the rear window of the Baltimore Bargain House entered Tuesday night ransacked stock and carried off goods though he left behind hat coat tie and handkerchief. The thief wore pantaloons likely kept, and the hat and shoes appear mismatched suggesting a lean small frame and need for new footwear. An opening large enough for one to pass clothes implies possible accomplice outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Baltimore
Fuzzy Woodruff Leaves Atlanta for Macon With Pal
The noted southern sports writer Fuzzy Woodruff and companion Johnnie Spencer departed Atlanta for Macon yesterday morning. They left his responsibilities at the Constitution and will be replaced briefly by Jake Gortatowsky and interim sporting writers as the "By way of Good Morning" column goes dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuzzy Woodruff
South
Atlanta
The
Constitution
Dick Jemison
Athens
Macon
Johnnie Spencer
Star
Georgia
Banner Office
Fuzzy
Jake Gortatowsky
Diggins
Woodruff
Dante Inferno
Hay Fever Fans Convene at White Mountains Retreat
Bethlehem New Hampshire August 30 Sneex ers gather in the White Mountains resort for the annual United States Hay Fever Association meeting. Members pay fifty cents annual dues and receive pamphlets on the disease and relief methods. The piece notes hay fever's impact and jokes about jaundice and ingrowing toenails as contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
N. H
White Mountains
United States
Hay Fever Association
America
Moonshining on wane in Georgia despite prohibition
Atlanta reports moonshine prosecutions fell to 434 in the past fiscal year from 532, though illicit distilling remained the district court’s largest crime area. The U S district attorney notes 471 criminal prosecutions, 399 concluded that year, with many cases never tried due to lack of arrests. Revenue matters also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
F. Carter Tate
United States District Court
Northern District of Georgia
Wickersham
United States
New Mountain School Opens at Murrayville
Murrayville Ga August 30 Special to The Banner Next Monday Murrayville High School opens the fall term and on Tuesday at 10 20 a m State School Commissioner Brittain County School Commissioner Blackwell and other educators will address the school. Prof BE Robeson principal has equipped the new dormitory and the water sewerage system and a vacuum vapor heating plant have been installed. About 30 pupils will occupy dormitory rooms from opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrayville
Murrayville School
Educators Urged to Attend Southern Educational Association
Montgomery 1911 appeal calls on southern educators to attend the Houston meeting November 30 to December 2 to discuss improving education for southern children including girls, mountain and factory youth, and negro education. It argues for patriotism, moral and industrial training, and a new era for the South with Texas hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
South
Southern Educational Association
Houston
Texas
Esouth
Harn
M. A
Cassidy
Peagan
Wisconsin Professor Weds In Washington Ceremony
The wedding of Misa Josie Helen Dodson daughter of Dr and Mrs H A Dodson of Washington and Professor Rollin Henry Denniston of the University of Wisconsin was held at the Dodson home in Washington with the Rev Donald McLeod of the First Presbyterian church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin University
Washington, D. C
Misa Josie Helen Dodson
Mar. H. A. Dodson
Rollin Henry Denniston
University of Wisconsin
Donald McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
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Mra
Laura Hooper
Georgis
Cary Bale Co
W. R
P. Petropol
Jory
R. B. Wood
Sheriff Clarke Co. Ga
Mall Nat
Court of Ordinary
Grace and
Elizabeth Streets
Elizabeth Street
Joel Hurt
Dr. Ware
George Collins
E. W. Charbonnier
Mary W. Williams
Virginia Lilly
Brotherhood
Pimlico
Tutt’s
Pal
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta, Ga
Stover
Lena
Mallary Machinery Co
Cherry Siresi
Hardeman
Phinizy
Col
Carter Tate
Big
LaGrange
John R. Ware
Broad Street
Captain Ware
Cleveland
Maj
R. J.willis
Vernon Street
Saidie
Mattie
Daniel
NEW Mountain School
Winterwicks
Longman & Martine
John L, Arnold