Sheriff Sale Notice in Taylor County Georgia 1941
RGIA Taylor County will be sold at the courthouse in Taylor County Georgia on the first Tuesday in August 1941 the fifth day. A 1934 Model Ford Truck motor No 18-1126472 is levied as the property of defendant in fi fa N E Adams to satisfy a mortgage fi fa from the Superior Court issued June 12 1941 in favor of Johnnie Shelley transferee against N E Adams. This 7th day of July 1941 D M Bone Sheriff.
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RGIA
Taylor County
Georgia
Fifa
N. E. Adams
Superior Court
Johnnie Shelley
D. M .Bone
Trustee Election Set for July 31 1941 Georgia Taylor County
An election will be held July 31 1941 in Butler Reynolds Rupert Mark Wesley Central Turner Crowell and Cross Roads School Districts to elect Trustees for vacancies on local boards. Voting occurs where other elections are held with qualified voters. Returns due to County School Superintendent for consolidation August 5 1941 by order of the County Board of Education.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Butler, Reynolds
Rupert
Mark Wesley
Central
Turner, Crowell and Cross Roads
County Board of Education
Tax Sale Notice for Warehouse in Mauk Georgia
A warehouse in Mauk Taylor County Georgia listed for sale on the first Tuesday in August 1941. The sale follows court procedure at the county courthouse for unpaid state and county taxes from 1934 to 1939 on property owned by Joe Wilder and wife. Levy filed July 8 1941 by J M Downs L C. Sheriff J M Bone.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Mauk
J. W. Lancaster
Public Street
Lewis Watson
Roy Waller
Joe Wilder
Levy
J. M. Downs
L. C
J. M. Bone
Application for Letters of Administration 1941 notice
W R Cook applies for Permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of G T Whatley. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the office within the time allowed by law and show cause why permanent administration should not be granted. Witness my hand and official signature this 2nd day of July 1941. J R Lunsford, Ordinary
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Georgia
Taylor County
W. R. Cook
G. T. Whatley
Leaf grower faces skunk problems in barn
Rochelle Charlie Sutton finds four skunks in his tobacco curing barn. He must remove them soon to save the curing, but agitation could ruin the tobacco.
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Rochelle
Charlie Sutton
Convention Plans Completed For State Rural Letter Carriers
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association and Auxiliary set July 27 29 in Americus for the state meeting. President J E Mobley outlines program with hotel arrangements Windsor and Rylander Theatre as central venues. Registration helpers at 4 30 Sunday in Hotel Windsor. juniors meet Tuesday. swimming privileges arranged. windshield stickers for parking. opening Sunday events include reception and addressing.
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Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association
Georgia
Americus
J. E. Mobley
Lovelace Eve
Eugenia P. Clay
Chamber of Commerce
Vestal
Schroder
Hotel Windsor
Rylander Theatre
Windsor Hotel
Carnegie Library
Sears-Roebuck and Company
Americas
Jerrey E. Mobley
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Third District
Rural Carriers and Wives
J. L. Andrews
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
America
J. B. Lawrence
Wingate Dykes
Eva G Halley seeks year's support in Taylor Court
The appraisers report for Eva G Halley widow of A M Halley requests twelve months support for herself and a minor child. Cited to show cause at the next regular August 1941 term of the Court why the application should not be granted. July 7, 1941.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Taylor Court of Ordinary
Eva G. Halley
A M. Halley
J. R. Lunsford
Weaver seeks letters of administration for Rosa Turner estate
J M Weaver of said State and County applied for letters of administration de bonis for Rosa Turner. He cites heirs and creditors to appear at the August term 1941 of the Court of Ordinary on August 4 to show cause why letters should not be granted. Witness dated June 27, 1941.
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Georgia
Taylor County
J. M. Weaver
de Bonis
Rosa Turner
Court of Ordinary
J. R. Lunsford
Southern Railway Denied Authority To Discontinue Trains
Georgia Public Service Commission denied Southern Railway power to halt passenger trains between Atlanta and Columbus and Macon and Brunswick without a public hearing. A hearing is set for next Friday. The railroad seeks to discontinue 44 passenger routes across the South to free rolling stock for troops and supplies, citing low local ridership. President Roosevelt travels these routes on visits to Georgia. officials note potential needs for better service due to military importance.
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Atlanta
Georgia Public Service Commission
Southern Railway Company
Columbus
Macon
Brunswick
Southern Railway Co
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Georgia
Southern Railway
South
Public Service Commission
Miraculous Escape After Train Trampling in Agateville
In Agateville Georgia on July 17 a 2 1/2 year old child narrowly escaped serious harm when four freight train cars passed over her after she wandered onto the tracks. The child, daughter of a farming couple, received only front tooth loss and a few bruises. Crewmen halted the 20 car train after the accident as the child was struck and knocked between the rails.
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Agateville
Ladies Auxiliary Convention Schedule and Speakers
The program lists Mrs. Hugh Taylor as president with musical numbers and responses to welcome addresses by Solon W. Ware and Mrs. J. E. Roberts. Dances by Margaret McLendon and Lucy Tohn Kennedy. Gavel presentation by W. R. Woods to state president J. E. Mobley. Presentations of officers. Addresses by Ellis Arnall and Robert Ramspeck. Committee appointments, credentials, and reports, followed by afternoon recess. Monday features a watermelon cutting by Sears Roebuck, Juniors’ sight-seeing to Andersonville, and a Windsor Hotel banquet with speakers M. H. Ackerman and Gov. Eugene Talmadge.
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Ladies‘ Auxiliary
Hugh Taylor
Solon W. Ware
J. E. Roberts
Margaret McLendon
Dawson
Lucy Tohn Kennedy
W. R. Woods
J. E. Mobley
J. D. Rogers
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ellis Arnall
Robert Ramspeck
Fifth District
Convention Proceedings Reported For Tuesday Morning Session
Tuesday morning 930 convention called to order with invocation by B T M Cauthen. Memorial service by association and ladies auxiliary juniors committee. Address by Hon J E Cooper rural mail superintendent. Ladies retire to meeting place. Final credential committee report. Reports from president vice president secretary treasurer editor and committees. Selection of next convention city. Election and installation of officers for ensuing year. Announcements adjournment.
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B. T. M. Cauthen
Foint
J. E. Cooper
Mayor Thomas L Bell dies. Americus civic leader
Americus Georgia July 17 longtime mayor Thomas L Bell died Thursday after six months of illness in an Americus clinic He served a third term guiding a $50000 City-County Recreation center a new high school paving street program and police department growth He promoted youth recreation and Americus as a tourist hub He led amateur baseball clubs and helped organize the Georgia Florida league He is survived by wife Mamie T McNeil seven sons two daughters a brother and three sisters and six grandchildren Funeral arrangements and local business closings reflected the community’s respect
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Americus
Thomas L. Bell
Cartersville
Mason Woodman
Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
Bell
Americus Undertaking Co
City
Eufaula
Ala
Mamie T. McNeil
W. B. Bell
Macon
Oscar Bell
Savannah
William Bell
T. P. Bell
Pensacola
Fla
Flag Bell
Earl Bell
Birmingham
Roy Gowing
Charlestown
N. H
W. E. Marshall Jr
Perry
Thad P. Bell
New Orleans
R. D. B. Taylor
Decatur
Viola Lavin
Los Angeles
Roy Blackwell
Marysville
Cal
Georgians Aim to Settle Row Over Social Security
Three emissaries of Gov. Talmadge left for Washington to iron out differences with federal officials on Georgia's social security program. The Federal Social Security Board accuses the state of violating the act and has tentatively set July 24 for a hearing to decide if more than $300,000 in monthly federal aid should be cut. The party included B. S. Miller, J. A. Boatright, and Jas. S. Peters.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Washington
Georgia
Federal
Social Security Board
B. S. Miller
State Welfare Department
J A. Boatright
Jas.s. . Peters
Manchester
Right Kind of Furriers Welcomed by Gov Talmadge
Gov Eugene Talmadge welcomed the furriers to Georgia saying the industry is welcome to come and use the state's labor. He warned that those who preach dissident or radical doctrines are unwelcome and spoke at a Federal Reserve Bank meeting of a new industrial location advisory committee. He praised the all-out Georgia committee for development and urged permanent industry to keep labor at home with state and federal cooperation.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Federal Reserve Bank
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Footala
John S. Wood
Hurt
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W. T. Austin
Taylor County Schools
Chee
N. L. Halley Reynolds
R. L. C. Columnawson
John
F. C. Chappel P. m
W. A. Wilson
St. Louis
G. P. Bugg
G. T. McDonald
Thomas G. Walters
Sears Roebuck and Co
National Cemetery
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M. H .Ackerman
Thomas L' Bell
Gov. Talmadge
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