Henry Shealy place sale in Taylor County Georgia
Legal advertisement states that on February 1 1988 at the courthouse door in Butler Taylor County Georgia a public sale will be held for cash to satisfy an execution from the Taylor County Superior Court in Vann vs Youngsblood. Levy was made August 7 1983 by Sheriff R P McGuffin and transferred to Sheriff John M Bone. Property described as multiple portions totaling about 105 acres in the Fourteenth District, including parts of lots 9 24 50 and land known as the Henry Shealy place near McCants Mill, with portions adjacent to the highway from Butler to Thomaston.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
Tay- Georgia
Agsereytal
Henry Shealy
McCants’ Mill
Thomaston
Superior Court
Faw Vann
Edd Youngsblood
R. Ss
Fifa
R. S. Vann
R. P. McGuffin
John M. Bone
Notice of Sale Under Power in Security Deed
Public sale to satisfy defaulted debt secured by a 1937 security deed in Taylor County Georgia. Malinda Frazier place tract totaling 36.5 acres lies southwest of lot 261 first district. sale January 1938 per Birdie Frazier Green and attorney B Marshall.
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1938
Will be sold before the courthouse door in Taylor County on February 1 1938 the first day of February at legal hours to the highest bidder for cash. Property to be sold includes Lot No 250 containing 202 1 2 acres and the east half of Lot No 259 containing 115 acres all in the 11th Land District. Levied upon as the property of P C Watson to satisfy an International Shoe Company v J H Turner and P C Watson execution. Pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. This January 4 1988.
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Georgia
Taylor County
P. C. Watson
International Shoe Company
J. H. Turner
Fife
John M. Bone
Sheriff Sale Notice in Taylor County Georgia
Public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Butler Taylor County Georgia on the first February day 1938 or 1988 as stated. Describes a one half undivided interest in land No 123 in the 12th district of Taylor County. Levy made by J M Bone Sheriff Taylor County January 5 1938 to satisfy a Justice Court execution in favor of Mrs Bell Garrett trans tre e va H R Adams.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
Justice Court
G. M
Upson County
Bell Garrett
Tree
H. R. Adams
J.M. Bone
Roperty
J. M. Bone
Deed Sale Notice in Taylor County Georgia 1938
Under and by virtue of a deed to secure debt dated November 8 1931 Ruby 4 Windham will sell at Taylor County courthouse on the first Tuesday in February 1938 to the highest bidder for cash an undivided one half interest in 45 acres of the south part of lot 199 and 6 acres of the Sam Carter fraction described as Agency Reserve land. Default on principal and interest, sale per deed provisions. Beatrice Kilby attorney in fact for Ruby E Windham.
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Georgia
Taylor County
James H. Gray
Superior Court
Malinda Frazier Place
Birdie Frazier Green
B. Marshall
Ruby
Windham
Court House
Said County
Reynolds
Crowells Church
Old Agency Reserve
Warren Byrd Place
Sam Carter
Agency Reserve
Beatrice Kilby
Ruby E. Windham
C. B. Marshall
Notice of Creditors Meeting in Bankruptcy Case R C Gray
District Court of Georgia Middle District Columbus Division announces a meeting of creditors for R C Gray of Butler under section 75 of the Bankruptcy Act. The first meeting is January 11, 1938 at 10:00 AM at Butler office. Creditors may attend, prove claims, examine the debtor, and review inventory and creditor lists. Conciliation Commissioner Co B Marshall signs the notice.
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R. C. Gray
Butler
Taylor
Georgia
Co. B. Marshall
Daviston Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Fellowship
Sunday guests visit families including the Parkers and Whatleys. Alene Butler weekends with Miley Purvis. Mrs G A Parker and Mrs L Moore host guests. Will Brady visits. Five Points visitors and sick list noted. Shiloh preaching planned. community invites friends. Chester Cosey family and Lola Cosey join Spinks sisters for Saturday afternoon call.
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Alene Butler
Miley Purvis
G. A. Parker
L. H. Moore
Will’ Brady
Carrie
Linnie Spinks
J. P. Walker
Five Points
Lem ‘Whatley
James Brown
Charley Butler
Carl Butler
William Buckner
Charries Buckner
Columbus
Allen Butler
Minnie Buckner
Shiloh
Chester Cosey
Lola Cosey
In Memory of J. B. Ingram Passes at 81
On November 10, 1987 the Reverend son of J. B. Ingram died after a long illness at age 81. A Missionary Baptist, he was described as a consecrated Christian with a kind word and a love for fishing. His family laments his passing and vows to trust in Jesus as they remember his life and faith.
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J. B. Ingram
Missionary Baptist Church
Ingram
Jesus
Father
Large Crowd Expected for Thomaston Credit Meeting
The Thomaston Production Credit Association plans its annual meeting January 27 at the Thomaston courthouse starting nine thirty a.m. Members from Taylor, Upson, Pike, Lamar, and Monroe counties will attend. Hiram L. Gardner of the Production Credit Corporation of Columbia will speak after the business session. Officers include C. W. Greene as president and Riley Summers as secretary-treasurer.
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Thomaston Production Credit Association
Thomaston
Riley Summers
Hiram L. Gardner
Production Credit Corporation of Columbia
Summers
Association
C. W. Greene
J. I. Harden
J. E. Ballard
E. A. Hollis
L. A. Mallory
Pointers on Chicken Raising and Roberta’s Changes
Eugene Anderson reports on A E Guin’s tips from Peach Valley Egg and Hatchery for reducing chicken pecking during molting and mating by separating birds. The piece weaves in reflections on past community life in Roberta, Georgia, naming locals like C C Cochran, Mrs Harvey, W E Champion, J F Webb, and O J Siatmes, and notes the town’s transformation from its early fish pond days to a modern business district.
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A. EB. Guinn
Peach Valley Egg and Hatchery Farm
Mr. Guinn
Roberta
C. C. Cochran
Harvey
W. E. Champion
J. F. Webb
O. J. Siatmes
Harveys
State Will Determine Where REA Lines Are Needed The Most
The Interior and upper sections of rural electrification administration states that Georgian received 2,630,567 from REA and had 13,704 customers. Private utilities have erected 2,118 lines serving 14,765 customers. The commission aims to identify where new REA lines are most needed and when funding can be best supported by customers.
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Rural Electrilcation Administration
REA
Ines Servng
Bronwood Girl Selected for Georgia Good Citizen Trip
Bronwood Ga Jan 18 Miss Mary Horne of Bronwood High School is chosen as Georgia’s good citizen and will visit Washington in April as a guest of the Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution. Mark Smith president of the Georgia High School Association made the announcement.
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Bronwood
Mary Horne
Bronwood High School
Washington
Mark Smith
The
Georgia High School Association
Georgia
Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution
Ford recalls 10000 workers from layoff
Detroit Jan 14 Ford Motor Company announces 10000 employees laid off December 23 will be recalled to work Monday. During the layoff period fewer than 25000 of the 87000 normally employed at the Dearborn plant were idle.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company Today
Dearborn
Livestock Shows Moved Up Shrinking Preparations Time
Agricultural notes report two Georgia cattle shows moved earlier this year. Twin-Giante Livestock Association hosts Acer ta show, now Feb 2038, and Albany show moved to March 1 2, shortening prep time to under 60 days. Also details 4-H beautification contest rewards and Georgia farm income methods and 1987 cash income estimates.
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Whitney Tharin
Georgia Livestocks Game Ducers
Acerta
Giane Livestock Association
thesApReneta Chamber of Commerce
Albany
Miss Shepperson Reappoints in Georgia WPA Role
Washington January 17 A Murray Georgia woman Miss Shepperson has been reappointed to lead the Works Progress Administration post for Georgia for a year. She has held the post since the WPA was created, continuing in the role through its early years.
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Washington
Mica ‘Ga
Works Progress
Georgia
Miss
Works Progress Administration
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