Public Auction of Henry Shealy Place in Taylor County GA
Taylor County sheriff announces sale of 105 acres described as the Henry Shealy place near McCants Mill north of highway from Butler to Thomaston. The property, levied to satisfy an execution in favor of Edd Youngblood against R. S. Vann, will be sold by public outcry at the courthouse door in Butler between legal hours on the first Tuesday in February 1938. Levy recorded by former Sheriff R P McGuffin and turned over January 3 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Butler
Koown
Henry Shealy
McCants’ Mill
Thomaston
Superior Court
Edd Youngblood
R. S. Vann
Fifa
R. P. McGuffin
John M. Bone
Notice of Sale Under Power in Security Deed
Notice of sale under power in a security deed due to default on a March 10 1987 loan from James H Gray to Birdie Frazier Green. The sale, at Taylor County Court House Georgia on February 1 1987, will transfer the Malinda Frazier place described as 36 1 2 acres south west corner of lot 261 First District. Deed executed by Birdie Frazier Green. Attorney C B Marshall performs for the seller.
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Georgia
Taylor County
James H. Gray
Superior Court
Paige
Geomeia
Malinda Frazier Place
Birdie Frazier Green
C.B. Marshall
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1938
A sheriff sale is set for the first Tuesday in February 1938 before the courthouse in Taylor County Georgia. The property includes Lot No 250 of 202.5 acres and the east half of Lot 259 of 115 acres in the 11th Land District, levied under an International Shoe Company vs J H Turner and P C Watson. The sale proceeds go to satisfy the execution in favor of the plaintiff. Notice of levy and sale has been given to the defendant in fife.
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Georgia
Taylor County
P.C. Watson
International Shoe Company
J. H. Turner
P. C. Wintson
P. C. Wattson
Fife
John M. Bone
Notice of Sale Under Power in Security Deed
Public sale to satisfy a secured debt will occur February 1, 1938, at the Taylor County courthouse. Beatrice Kilby, attorney in fact for Ruby E. Windham, will convey an undivided one half interest in 51 acres described as 45 acres of lot 199 in the Midland district and 6 acres of the Sam Carter fraction. Sale follows default on principal and interest per the deed recorded in Deed Book T, page 183.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Ruby B. Windham
Towit
Mid Land
Said
Reynolds
Crowells Church
Old Agenecy Reserve
Warren Byrd Place
Sam Carter
Agency
Beatrice Kilby
Ruby. E. Windham
C. B. Marshall
Sheriff Sale Notice in Taylor County Georgia
To the highest bidder for cash within legal hours before February 1 1938 the half undivided interest in Lot 123 in the 12th land district of Taylor County Georgia levied on to satisfy an execution from the Justice Court 561st district GM Upson County in favor of Mrs Bell Yarrett transferee vs H R Adams Levy made by J M Bone Sheriff of Taylor County January 5 1938 Property pointed out by plaintiff.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Butler
Justice Court
G. M
Upson County
Bell Yarrett
H. R. Adams
J. M. Bone
Notice of Creditor's Meeting in R. C. Gray Bankruptcy
In the Middle District of Georgia Columbus Division notice to creditors of R C Gray of Butler Taylor County that a meeting will be held January 1 1938 at 10:00 AM in Butler to prove claims examine the debtor and discuss composition or extension under section 75 of chapter 8 of the Bankruptcy Act. The petitioner proposes terms of composition and a summary inventory with secured and unsecured creditors listed. January 5 1938 Marshall Consoliation Commissioner.
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R. C. Gray
Butler
Taylor
Georgia
Marshall
Consilliation
Taylor County
McKenzie Death Saddens Junction City Community
A notice from Junction City, Georgia, reports the death of Mrs. Claudia McKenzie of Tallassee, Alabama. She was sister to Mrs. Wm. Keller and Chas. W. Moore Sr. and mother to Donal McKenzie and Mrs. Billie Clayton. The funeral proceeded to Tuskegee, Alabama, where she was laid beside her late husband, P. B. McKenzie.
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Junction City
Wim. Keller
Claudia McKenzie
Tallassee
Ala
Wm. Keller
Chas. W. Moore
Bier
Donal McKenzie
Billie Clayton
Tuskegee
Alh
P. B. McKenzie
Mauk News Holiday Guests and Community Notes
A local roundup lists guests visiting Mauk area families during the holidays. Many names are noted visiting relatives in Columbus, Manchester, Butler, Reynolds, and nearby towns, with church events, dinners, and Christmas celebrations mentioned. The item closes with best wishes for a joyful new year to the Herald and readers.
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the Herald
Steep slopes planted to continuous close growing crops
Farmers may plant steep slopes with continuous close growing crops such as grain hay kudzu pasture and other perennials depending on soil vegetative cover erosion and farm needs.
Schley County Man Jailed on Criminal Attack Charge
Hillville Ga Jan 1 Accused of criminal attack Claude Bell in the Schley county jail denies charges after arrest by Sheriff Rigsby on a warrant filed by the young woman's father. The sheriff cites Bell saying he visited the couple about purchasing pigs. The young wife, about 17, has lived with husband and father for several years and reportedly wed Bell.
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Hillville
Claude Bell
Schley County
Rigsby
Bell
Frigidaire Agent Praises 1988 Refrigerator Insulation Changes
Local Frigidaire agent N L Halley outlines why cabinet wall insulation matters for efficiency. He cites Dayton factory research showing 18 to 28 percent gains in insulation effectiveness and moisture sealing, plus a revamped meter miser unit delivering lower operating costs without compromising cooling.
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N. L. Halley
Butler and Reynolds
Frigidaire
Mrr. Halley
Dayton
Ohio
Local Happenings and Farm News Update
Mr Brooks Montgomery left last week for Louisville Kentucky for a time away. J T Green of Talbotton visited Mrs W M Mc. Mr and Mrs L R Pike and baby and relatives spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A Pike at Thomaston. Mrs Lula Wall and Misses Carolyn and Dorothy Wall of Butler were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs R D Waller. Mrs A J and Miss Rita Peacock were Friday guests of Mrs J W Lancaster. Rev Carl Lawhorn of White Oak visits his mother Mrs Belle Lawhorn this week. Little Miss Jo Ann Gill visited Carol Jane. School opened after vacation with fair attendance. Community movement has been notable. Mrs Laura and Eloise Montgomery have rooms with Mr and Mrs W M Mc Farland. Mr J H Twiner and family moved to the Montgomery vacated home. Mr and Mrs N B Chapman moved near Sylvester. Mr Williamson and family occupy the W A Woodall home from Manchester. Welcome back to former residents Mr and Mrs H G Thurman who joined Mr J W Montgomery and children on the Montgomery place nearby.
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Ruby Rustin
Manchester
Ruby Jinke
J. T. Chapman
Thomaston
W. D. Gill
Methodist Church
Venable
Hinton Woodall
Robert Bell
Robert Jr
Jimmy Joiner
Reynolds
Joe Wilder
Albert Glass
Buena Vista
Hattie Walker
R. M. Jinks
Glass
Madison, Fla
Timothy Locke
Near Butler
Dave Harbuck
Evelyn Gill
Boss Wall
W. T. Horton
Florence Spillers
L.I. Horton
Crowell
W. R. Lumpkin
Little Son
J. W. Foster
J. W. Montgomery
Jo Ann Gill
Carol Jane Waller
Laura
Eloise Montgomery
W. M. McFarland
J. H. Twiner
Montgomery
N. B. Chapman
Sylvester
Williamson
W. A. Woodall
H. G. Thurman
J. S. Martin
Joh Kendall
Macon
Frances
Patsy Pickard
T. M. Smith
Dana Hiscock
Florida
W. H. Martin
Lilliat
Brown
Felix Pierce
Waverly Hall
Clay Morris
Daughtres
Tifton
Jinks
Columbus
B. H. England
Butler
W. M. Carlisle
Atlanta
W. G. England
Tennessee
Albert Law
C. Clarke
R. S. Jinks
Bertha Jinks
Emory Mk Haffy
C. C. Clarke
E. S. Jinke Place
Town
Sarah Fickling
Joe Brown
Inez Scott
J. al Payne
Holiday visitors and hometown guests in Butler area
Howard News notes numerous holiday visits across Butler and nearby towns. Families from Thomaston Macon Waverly Hall Columbus Perry and Atlanta joined residents and relatives for Christmas and New Year gatherings, with several moves and relocations mentioned.
Christmas Visits Across Cross Roads Area
Cross Roads News notes dinner guests at the Williams home including R L Williams and baby, W Hmerson, Mary Stalnaker, Stella Lawhorn, Lola Horne, Rheba Stalnaker, Bessie Hmerson, Louise Williams, Virginia Cole and others who spent Christmas with relatives in Americus Chauncey Butler and Ideal are mentioned with holiday visits. Mr Henry Peacock moved away and Henry Bartlett with children visited during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.M. Williams
R. L. Williams
W. Hmerson
Mary Stalnaker
Stella Lawhorn
Lola Horne
Rheba Stalnaker
Bessie Hmerson
Louise Williams
W. H. Staanker
Virginia Cole
Americus
G. T. Garnard
Chauncey
Helen Bone
Butler
Henry Peacock
Henry Bartlett
Carvis Raburn
Ideal
W. H. Emerson
Quilting Session Held by Cross Roads Woman’s Club
On Tuesday January 4 the Cross Roads school Woman's Club met at Mrs Dennis Peterman's home to quilt and share a dish luncheon. Attendees included Beulah Hammon G N Taunton Lucy Taunton H D Hankinson Fred Johnson and many others. The gathering was enjoyed by all present.
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Woman's Club of
Cross Roads School
Dennis Peterman
Beulah Hammon
G. N. Taunton
Lucy Taunton
H. D. Hankinson
Fred Johnson
Pd Look
Zetta Peterman
Charlie Sanders
M. T. Gaultney
B. L. Raburn
B. &. Kirksey
Lewis Peacock
Rheba Jvnner
Willie Leggitt
Rheba Stalnaker
Nellie Hankinson
Leola Peacock and Jack Taunton Marry in Emerson Home
Miss Leola Peacock and Mr. Jack Taunton wed on Saturday December 25 at 1 p.m. at Elder W. H. Emerson's home with Mild Emerson officiating. Mrs. Taunton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Peacock and the groom is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Taunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
W. H. Emerson
Mild
Emerson
Leola Peacock
Jack Taunton
First School for Sightless Established in Paris 1785
The world's first school for the sightless was founded in Paris in 1785, marking a landmark in disability education and access to structured instruction for visually impaired students. The institution set a precedent for inclusive training and has influenced later programs worldwide.
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Paris
Political Slates Being Written In Capitol Hotels
In Georgia the 1930s political scene swirls as a broad slate forms for September primaries. W H Duckworth may oppose Hutcheson on the Supreme Court, with Grice and Bell nearing retirement and re-election bids likely for Stephens and Guerry. Yeomans is expected to seek re election as attorney general, while other potential candidates include Ault Garrett Cloud Hamilton Matetheson Houze Harrison McWhorter Simmons Rountree Wilson Collins and Collins.
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Tn-County News Americas
Commissioner of Agriculture
Prison Commission
United States
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Public Service Commission
Capitol
Atlanta
W. H. Duckworth
Mir
Hutcheson
Supreme Court
Justice Grice
Justice Beck
Justice Bell
Min
Stephens
Guerry
State Court of Appeals
Yeomans
Consota
A. S. Ault
Frommer
Chas, H. Garrett
Macon
Georgia
Hawes Cloud
Crawfordville
Geo. B. Hamilton
K. Hi. Matetheson
J. T. Houze
Lowndes County
General Assembly
W. B. Harrison
Rivers
Zach Arnold
Gaines
Rover
Matt L. McWhorter
J. M. Simmons
Decatur
Chas, D. Rountree
Wrightsville
John B. Wilson
Abate
M. D. Collins
Deal
Collins
Wilson
Pleasant Hill church guests and weekend visitors noted
Pleasant Hill records visitors from Montezuma Cordelo Thomaston and Florida with Rev B T Gill and family hosting gatherings. Services at Pleasant Hill church were Saturday 6 30 p m and Sunday school at 10 a m followed by preaching at 11 with Rev B T Gill. Public invited to Sunday school at 2 p m.
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B. T. Git
W. E. James
Florida
Pleasant Hill
B. T. Gill
Soil Conservation for Allacre Land Usage Rules
The policy states land should be used with soil conservation in mind, evaluating the set type, slope conditions, and erosion susceptibility of each parcel. It emphasizes maximizing proper utilization while preserving soil health across varying terrains and landforms.
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Sheriff's Sale
District Court of the United States
Middle District of Georgia
Columbus Division
McKenzie
Mauk News
Mac Moore
Jesse Cato
Geneva
Ramon Hays
Baby
Belle Lawham
Susie Lancast
Charles Lancaster
J.W. Lancaster
H. G. Pye
Miss Wylene Carpenter
Rupert
R. D. Waller
Alex Waller
L. R. Pike
Gloria
B. Jey Pike
R. W. Woodall
Jacksonville
Pla
H. W. Woodall
J. L. Anthony
CG. L. Wall
Helena
CG. F. Wall
Lincolnton
Robert Humber
Tom Hughes
Terrell Chalkley, Jr
Brooks Montgomery
Louisville
J. T. Green
Talbotton
Mrs. A. Pike
Lula Wall
Carolyn and
Dorothy Wall
A. J
Rita Peacock
J. W. Lancaster
Carl Lawhorn
White Oak
Belle Lawhorn
Howard News
Frank of
C. M. Renfroe
A. M. Greathouse
J. A. Buckner
Cross Roads News
Peacock
Taunton
Capitol - Hotels
Pleasant Hill O Wes
Burnman
Montezuma
Roy Burnman
Cordelo
L. B. Shirah
Eubantes
Grover Stephen
Wesley James
W. Eb, James
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