Partnership Dissolution Lands in Georgia in 1919
Notice records the Peasius Dressing Club dissolving by mutual consent with H G Story retiring. Harry Parr and J K Patrick continue the business. Also included are lengthy petitions and notices from Clarke County Georgia involving Lambda Chapter Pi Kappa Phi corporate charter as Lambda Trust Association, with stock, directors, and property provisions, plus various sales and administrator notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peasius Dressing Club
H. G. Story
Harry Parr
J. K. Patrick
E. J. Crawford
Clarke County
Georgia
Elmer J. Crawford
Superior Court
Lambda Trust Association
Athens Foundry Expansion and Roadwork Bids Noted
Notices record a 1919 stock charter amendment proposal for Athens Foundry & Machine Works seeking capital increase to 500 000 with autority to 160 000 abandoned. Also bids invited by Clarke County Board for 3.7 miles of paved road on Athens Monroe Winder road with material, labor and plans, due Sept 23, 1919, plus probate and executor actions on local estates and property sales in Clarke County Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Said
Athens Foundry & Machine Works
Erwin, Erwin & Nix
Petitioner
Superior Court
Tn EU
I. J. H. McKinnon
E. J. Crawford
Said County
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Athens
Athens-Monroe- Winder
Highway Department of Georgia
State Highway Eng
E. L. Griggs
Engr
Pro-ject
Foder
Board OF Commissioners OF Roads & Revenues
Tate Wright
Estate notices and guardianship bids in Clarke County
Several notices detail executors selling parcels in Clarke County Georgia. Taxed lands include a Greene County tract of 97.55 acres and a detailed Athens Greensboro highway boundary. Also public guardian actions for minor heirs and administrators seek court approval for sales and distributions.
Notice of motion and partition sale in Clarke County
Heirs of John A. Save deceased Ralph Save and Grace Allen to show cause by October 1 1919 why application for year's support should not be granted. In case of Oliver Goin vs Turnell and Mead sale for partition October 7 1919 before county courthouse Athens Lumpkin Street land described from McKies line to Toomer and Jack Cook lots half lot No 7 survey 1880. Commissioned by Jackson Hancock Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
J. M. Edwards
J. R. Edwards
R. C. Orr
Emma M. Long
Florence L. Bartow
Clarke
County
Ralph Save
Grace Allen
John A. Save Ate
Clarke Superior Court
Oliver Goin
Turnell
Meard
Court House
Said County
Athens
Lumpkin Street
C. Db. Makie
McKie
J. B. Toomer
Jack Cook
Lumpkin St
Long Lumpkin St
Wm. Rutherford
John W. Hampton
J. ¥. Cartthers
Clark
Case
W. E. Jackson
J. Henry Hancock
H. H. Carlton
Clarke County Tax Levy 1919 Levies Adopted by Board of Commissioners
Clarke County Georgia adopts 1919 tax levies: state levy 140 percent. county levy seven mills. detailed allocations include legal indebtedness bridges maintenance roads officers salaries jurors poor bailiffs buildings coroner lawful charges. Also four mill local tax outside Athens city limits to fund public schools, funds to be kept separate. Public advertisement ordered. 2 September 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Clarke County
Georgia
County Board of Education
Clarke
Athens
General Assembly
H. W. White
Tate Wright
Clark
Administrator's Sale of Clarke County Property in Athens
Public outcry sale scheduled for the first Tuesday in October 1919 at the Clarke county courthouse. Property includes three lots totaling frontage on Clayton Street, running back toward Hull Street, with a Williams Bros livery stable brick building, part of the estate of E. P. Fears, deceased, for distribution. Cash terms. September 8, 1919. Elizabeth G. Hulme Administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
W. O. Hill
M. Stern
Superior Court
Court House
Athens
City of
Broad
Paris Streets
Broad Street
Belot
Lisa Bil
Court of Ordinary
Said County
George Eberhart
Harvey Archer
Jefferson
Geo. Thurmond
Derriecotte and Whitehead
Ambach and Chas
Dean
Alexander
Eberhart
Eugenia FE. Dearing
Albin P. Dearing
Eugenia H. Dearing
Eugenia E. Dearing
Said
A. P. Dearing
Milledge Avenue
Sald
Jas. T. Crowley
Crowley
Athens and
Big Creek
Nellie Edwards
J. D. Tribble
Said Tribble
Said Creek
Cornelia L. Morton
E. J. Crowley
Jas. T
Clayton Street
Washington Street
Hull Street
Lota S
J. W. Barnett
Julius Cohen
Willams Bros
BE. P. Fears
Elizabeth G. Hulme
E. P. Fears
Georgia Amusement Enterprises Charter Petition Athens GA
A 1919 filing requests incorporation of Georgia Amusement Enterprises in Clarke County. The group seeks a twenty year charter, capital stock of 25000 dollars with 20 percent paid, branch offices allowed, and stock increase up to 100000 dollars. Purpose includes producing moving pictures, vaudeville and theater ventures, and acting as agents for film producers and equipment houses. They may contract, sue, borrow, own property, and conduct usual corporate activities. Filed sept 16 1919 by J B Deadwyler attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Georgia
Clarke
Superior Court
Clarke County
George H. McWhirter
Madison County
Georgia
W. H. Griffin
Floyd County
R. N. Mathis
Ben Hill County
Julien Walker
Ware County
D C
Nall
Fulton County
Barry Glare
Kennon Mott, Jr
DeKalb County
Ogrrow
Te Corporation
Lambda Trust Association
Athens
PI Kappa Phi Fraternity
Pi Kappa Phi
United States
Erwin, Erwin & Nix
Croagia
Said County
J. B
Joel
A. C
Erwin
E. G. Gidley
Georgia Amusement Enterprises
Joe L. Deadwyler
KE. J. Crawford
Athens General Hospital Petition for Incorporation in Clarke County GA
A group led by L F Edwards J M Hodgson and others seeks incorporation of Athens General Hospital for twenty years in Clarke County Georgia The plan covers building acquiring maintaining a hospital with dispensaries dormitories laboratories nurse training facilities and medical supplies The capital stock is 50000 dollars with potential to rise to 250000 dollars all common stock and 10 percent paid in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
L. F. Edwards
J. M. Hodgson
3. Bernstein
Max Michael
J. L. McLeroy
Dupree Hunnicutt
J. Warren Smith
A. G. Dudley
Harry Hodgson
Hugh White
Athens General Hospital
Petition for Charter of Athens General Hospital
Petition seeks incorporation of a hospital with power to buy real estate issue notes and mortgages, appoint a non physician board, allow equal hospital access for physicians with stock, amend charter, wind up, renew, and enjoy Georgia law privileges. Filed Sept 19 1919 Clarke County Georgia by GREEN & MICHAEL attorneys.
Very Existence of Armenians Threatened By Ravaging Turks
New York reports the American committee for independence of Armenia released a cablegram declaring renewed Turkish attacks threaten the Armenian existence. It appeals for ten thousand dollars in aid and requests American soldiers and equipment to support thirty thousand Armenian volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Committee For Independence of Armenia
Georgia Money For Georgia Boys Slogan Chosen
Atlanta September 18 A special meeting of Southeastern division Y M C A directors and secretaries discussed raising seventy thousand dollars as Georgia's quota in the national campaign. The slogan Georgia Money for Georgia Boys will fund state Y M C A work including planned new buildings and expanded programs for boys. Thomas Johnson Georgia Y M C A secretary predicts a record year for Y M C A efforts and notes funds are to be spent within the receiving section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Young Men's Christian Association
Piedmont Hotel
Georgia
Thomas Johnson
Aoldiers
Saiors
Johnson
Troops Called to Stave Off Disorder in Camden
Camden authorities mobilized 300 militiamen after streetcar fare protests escalated. Six hundred motormen and conductors refused to operate to long hauls amid fears of mob violence as Mayor Hillis ordered troops to the armories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Hillis
New Jersey Public Service Corporation
336 profiteers convicted and fined in London food drive
London report says 336 profiteers have been convicted by the Stepheny Food committee and paid fines totaling 20,000 dollars. Four have served terms in prison. Newspapers urge more prison sentences to curb high price trading and enforce cen ses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stepheny Food Committee
Jrson
Enetr Censes
Also Mentioned on This Page
G G_ HNL
M. Marks
Joseph Williams
Louis . Bentley
W. C. Hii
J. H. McKinnon
Athena Foundry & Machine Works
Eugenia PB. Deering
F. E. Griffeth
Towit
Greene County
Greensboro
J. J. Whitehead
Ward
Wray Brothers
Ray Brothers
Katie
Louise Smith
Herman
Hubert Smith
Willow Street
H. B. Wilson
Herman Smith
Guardian
Henry Tuck
Annie Julia Saye
Orr
Sall
Sard ‘Corporation
Green & Michael
J. Crawford
J. Craf
Georgia Money
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