Georgia Sheriff's Sale Notice in Taylor County 1944
Legal advertisement for the sale before the Taylor County courthouse door on June 6, 1944. Forty acres of land in the northeast corner of lot 2 in the 15th district levied on as the property of Sanders McCrary under a fi fa from the 757th District Court in favor of J. T. Cochran. Levy by J. D. Cook, lawful constable. possession by Sanders McCrary at levy. tenant notified.
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Court House
Said County
Sanders McCrary
Justice Court
757Th
G. M
Taylor County
J. T. Cochran
J. D. Cook
J. M. Bone
Dismissal Request for Lizzie Walker Estate Granted
Ordi nary cites T J Roe administrator of Lizzie Walker deceased to show cause why he should not be discharged from administration and receive Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in June 1944. The 19th day of April 1944.
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Georgia
Taylor County
T. J. Rowe
Lizzie Walker
J. R. Lunsford
Carter Divorce Suit Filed In Taylor Superior Court
Citation in the case of O W Carter against Lillie Mae Carter for a total divorce is filed in Taylor Superior Court. The document notes the defendant as Lillie Mae Carter.
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O. W. Carter
Lillie Mae Carter
Taylor Superior Court
Georgia
Taylor County
Lillie Mae
Divorce Atty Ordered to Court October 1944
The plaintiff is granted a total divorce by default and the respondent is summoned to appear in the Superior Court on the first Monday in October 1944. Witness Judge T. Hicks Fort, with Clerk Thelmon Jarrell and Atty W E Steed noted.
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T. Hicks Fort
Thelmon Jarrell
Piff
Sheriff's sale of land in Butler Georgia 1944 notice
The sheriff announces a tax sale at the Taylor County courthouse on Tuesday June 6 1944. Four acres in Butler bounded by W H Suggs I F Peoples Estate and No 3 Highway is offered to the highest bidder for cash. The levy arises from state and county taxes for 1937 to 1943, by John Marvin Towns treasurer. Levy filed May 9 1944.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
W. H. Suggs
I.F. Peoples
Mary Lou McCrary
John Marvin Towns
Levy
J. M. Downs
L. C
J. M. Bone
Notice of Petition for Dismissal of Estate
Whereas Mrs J N Sumner administratrix of Jackson Perkins reports full administration and petitioned for dismissal. Notice to heirs creditors and others to appear and show cause on the first Monday in June 1944. Dated May 1 1944 J R Lunsford Ordinary.
War Prisoners Held by United States Totals 183 618 Men
Washington May 7 The United States now holds 183 618 prisoners of war, the army reported in a statement. The breakdown shows 133 185 Germans, 50 136 Italians, and 347 Japanese housed in 203 camps across all states except seven. The report highlights POW labor relief for crops and other industries, noting 19 300 321 man days of employment from 1943 to March end, and emphasizes indoctrination concerns and segregation to manage non cooperative prisoners. Only 285 escaped, five still at large. The agriculture summary cites 3 500 POWs moved into sugar cane fields within three days after a freeze and notes use in cotton, rice, and peanuts.
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Department
Upton's Mill News Keeps Busy Weekend Socials
Rev H G Fowler conducted services at Lebanon Baptist church and preached a Mother's Day sermon. Various local families and visitors from Americus Thomaston Columbus Ellaville and Andersonville were noted as guests at homes and church events over the weekend.
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H. G. Fowler
Lebanon Baptist Church
Howard Mott
D. M. Harris
T. W. Upton
Americus
C. W. Hurst
Willis Hurst
H. G. Fowter
J.C. Albritt
Walker
Thomaston
Sam Wisham
Edna Stringfield
James Barrow
Leroy Stringfield
J. A. Stringfield
Alice Barrow
Andersonville
Oscar Carpenter
Ellaville
J. R Carpenter
A. W. Buchanan
Beatrice
Lydia
Nell Buchanan
T. W
Upton
Crotalaria Proves Valuable For Taylor County Farms
Taylor County farmers report crotalaria boosts yields for cotton corn peanuts and other crops and reduces soil erosion. Farmers like Clyde Gholson A J Fountain Clay Whatley and James Childs describe substantial gains from planting crotalaria since 1940 and say the crop requires few changes to farming routines with potential reseeding benefits next year.
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J. W. Dupree
Crotalaria
A. J. Fountain
Reynolds
Fountain
Clyde Gholson
Gholson
Clay Whatley
M. R. Williamson
G. C. Smith
James Childs
S. Newsome
Robert Wilson
John Mangham
Local Social Notes From Thomaston Area
Wesley and Warren White along with Royce Whatley of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs L S Whatley. Several families hosted and visited during the period including Heaths Amos Suggs and Beeland. Rufus Smith and family moved to Thomaston as they regretful departure noted.
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George Hurt
Columbus
Will Harris
W. L. Stringfield
Charing
D. M. Harris
Wylene Carpenter
Ruby Wisham
Thomaston
Clinton Mott
Lucy Belle Harris
John S. Barrow
Wyatt Waller
Americus
Emory Harris
Carlton Jordan
Lucy B. Harris
J. R. Carpenter
Wylene’ Carpenter
Clinton ‘Moftt
Jimmy. Green
Carsoni
Jesse
Robert
Harris
Warren White
Royce Whatley
L. S. Whatley
Lonnie Parker
Gorman Smith
Anna Heath
Elsie Heath
West Point
C. C. Heath
T. J. Amos
R. M. Suggs
Mary Frances Gilson
Nell Beeland
Julia Adams
Louise Gilson
Mae Riley
Luke Adams
Wm. Maxwell
Talbotton
Willie Suggs
Reynolds
Rufus Smith
Barcelona Prepares for Prisoner Exchange
Spanish and allied authorities moved to coordinate a second prisoner swap on Spanish soil. The Gadisca carried 814 wounded British and 18 American prisoners along with civilians, while the Gripsholm carried 338 wounded Germans and 375 civilians.
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Barcelona
Mediterranean
Gadisca
Gripsholm
Services Of Armed Forces Not Under Social Security
Social Security Board official O L Popé of Columbus warns that eleven million service members and their families risk losing Social Security protections under current law. He notes ongoing congressional efforts to shield military personnel, but highlights declining survivor benefits the longer a service member is away.
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United States
O. L.’ Popé
Social Security Board
Columbus
Armed Services
Congress
Pope
Tolhis
Peaches Bring $11 Per Bushel From Albany Shipment
The Haley brothers farm sent the first peaches of the season, seven half bushel baskets of early varieties to Florida, fetching $11 per bushel. Their orchards escaped significant damage from late cold snaps and 32 inches of spring rain.
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Albany
Haley Brothers
Florida
Senate OKs seeing-eye dogs for blind veterans
Washington May 15 The Senate passed and sent to the House a bill authorizing the Veterans Administration to furnish seeing-eye dogs for blind veterans. An amendment by Sen Wagner providing Braille equipment and other aids for rehabilitation was adopted.
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Washington
Senate
House
Veteran‘s Administration
Sen. Wagner
D-N. Y
Freezer Locker Plant Planned for Pulaski
At a Rotary Club meeting in Pulaski Hawkinsville May 13 plans move forward for a freezer locker plant. Mansfield Jennings, air man and treasurer, said site approved and a corporation will be formed with charter. Purchase of the lot is anticipated soon and the plant should be operational by fall.
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Hawkinsville
Rotary Club
Pulaski Hotel
Mansfield Jennings
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