Administrator's Sale in DeKalb and Taylor Counties Georgia
Public outcry under DeKalb Court order to sell real estate of Luther Monroe Davis Sr. in two tracts. Tract One in Gresham Park DeKalb with security deeds to Atlanta Federal Savings & Loan and L A Evans. Tract Two two acres in Taylor County near McCanstville Neal Roquemore road. Administrator Luther M. Davis Jr. and attorney W Dan Greer announce July sale.
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Georgia
DeKalb County
Court of Ordinary
Decatur
Luther Monroe Davis
Towit
Gresham Park
L. M. Davis, Jr
Luther M. Davis, Sr
Jennie
J. J.) McCants Sr
Superior Court
Taylor County
McCanstville
Neal Roquemore
J. S. Vann
L. M Davis
Luther Monroe Davis, Jr
W. Dan Greer
C. &S. Natl. Bank
Atlanta
Public Sale of Land in Rupert Taylor County Georgia
Public outcry sale conducted by Home Finance Company in Taylor County Georgia on the first Tuesday in July 1962 between legal hours at the courthouse. The property is an improved lot in Rupert bounded by Callahan and Koring lines with a 420 by 105 foot footprint. The sale follows a security deed dated December 2 1960 from Arthur G Terrell and Amnie Terrell to Southern Home Contractors Inc and assigned to Home Finance Company. The balance remains due and a deed will pass to the buyer with sale proceeds applied as specified in the security deed.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Rupert
Frank Callahan
Mary Lee Koring
Arthur G. Terrell
Amnie Terrell
Southern Home Contractors, Inc
Home Finance Company
H. Thad Crawley
Butler
Legal Notice to Sell Real Estate in Taylor County Georgia
Application by Wetona v Leverette Administratrix of Phillip E Gault ney to sell described property shown in Plat Book 1 Page 15 Taylor County Georgia. No objections reported, order to sell to be signed July 2 1962. This 3rd day of April 1962. Lamar Christopher Ordinary Houston County Georgia. Jefferson County wheat production report notes 212 350 bushels last year as state leading county with Madison Hart Houston Franklin among others.
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Georgia
Houston County
Wetona v. Leverette
Gaultney
Phillip E. Gaultney
Taylor County
Lamar &. Christopher
Jefferson County
Madison
Hart
Houston
Franklin
Cheek runs for Taylor County Georgia House seat
To voters of Taylor County Hugh G Cheek announces candidacy for Representative in the Georgia General Assembly in Taylor County Democrat primary on Sept 12 1962. He pledges conscientious support for Taylor County's progress and asks for vote and influence. The note closes with thanks for past favors and hopes for continued support.
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Taylor County
General Assembly of Georgia
Hugh G. Cheek
Swearingen Seeks Taylor County General Assembly Seat
Robert L. Swearingen Jr 25-year-old attorney and Emory Mercer graduate announces candidacy for Representative in the Taylor County General Assembly as a Democrat. He pledges full effort for county and state betterment and plans personal visits to voters.
Re-Election Announcement for Taylor County Representative
A Taylor County candidate seeks re election to the General Assembly stating qualification from 1961 62 service and pledging to serve the county in 1963 64 The letter asks voters for vote and support and notes plans to meet voters during the campaign if possible.
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Ofice of Representative
General Assembly
Taylor County
Democratic
Commerce Man Slays Two, Takes Own Life
Georgia double murder ends with suicide as H. A. Gordon shoots his two sons in law Charles C. Jordan and Edward Jordan of Atlanta in a dispute over Gordon's wife hospitalized at Milledgeville State Hospital. Deputy Hall notes a 38 caliber pistol found in Gordon's hand.
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Gordon
Chas. C. Jordan
Edward Jordan
Atlanta
Hall
Milledgeville State Hospital
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Administrator's Sale
Democratic Executive Committee
Emory University
Walter F. George School of
Mercer University
Georgia Bar
Robert L. Swearingen, Jr
Shell
Billy Reynolds
Super Shell
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