Executor Sale in Carroll County Georgia 1920
Georgia Carroll County executor to sell by court house door to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in October 1920. Twenty five acres of Lots 58 and 59 in the Tenth District, land purchased by J P Chandler from Elizabeth Hulsey, with exceptions of portions sold to A L Loustien W W Beavers and W Brock. Sunken acreage remains as the Chandler homestead where he died. Sale authorized after order from the Carroll Ordinary. H C Lovvorn executor. Boykin and Boykin attorneys.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Court House
J. P. Chandler
Elisabeth Hulsey
Carroll Superior Court
A. L. Loustien
W. W. Beavers
W. €. Brock
Qeorgia
H. C. Lovvorn
Boykin & Boykin
Petition to Surrender Bowden Gin & Feed Mill Charter
The Bowden Gin & Feed Mill Company petitions the Superior Court to accept surrender of its charter. Chartered March 29, 1910. On August 8 stockholders voted to dissolve and surrender franchise to Georgia. The company states it owes no debts and seeks an order dissolving the corporation.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Bowden Gin & Feed Mill Company
Said County
Superior Court
State of
Petition Notice for Carroll County Superior Court Hearing
The petition reads and is ordered to be heard in Carroll County on October 4 1920. The document requests publication in the sheriff’s official organ for four weeks. H C Deese signs as stockholder and verifies the facts swearing before N P W G Brown on August 6 1920 in Greenville Georgia.
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As & Corporation
Boykin & Boykin
Georgia
Castrall County
H. C. Deege
Oth
H. C. Deese
W. G. Brown
Inge
J. R. Terrell
Ate J
Griffin to Sell Carroll County Real Estate in 1920 Auction
C M Griffin executor of R L Griffin’s estate will sell at public auction in Carroll County on the first Tuesday in October 1920, under an order from the Court of Ordinary. The properties include land lots 189, 100, half of 195, and 16 acres in the northwest corner of lot 191, with boundaries described from the northwest corner east 500 feet and south 1402 feet.
Griffin estate sale of 641 acres in Carroll County
Executor CO M Griffin announces sale of ten tracts totaling 641.33 acres in Carroll County’s 10th district. Parcels range along lot No 196 and a strip near lot 194, plus a 15 acre piece from a 1890 deed. Sold by Georgina Land Company to repay debts with staged payments beginning December 1 1920 and a January 1 1921 possession date.
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W. W. Merrell
R. L. Griffin
Carroll Superior Court
Georgina Land Company
CO. M. Griffin
Executor's sale of Blalock estate in Carrollton Ga
Court of Ordinary for Carroll county schedules an executor's sale of J Y Blalock estate near Carrollton on the first Tuesday in October 1920. The 30 acre tract plus 21 acre section are subdivided into smaller parcels with deeds and plat references. Sale proceeds fund debts and heirs distribution with 20 percent down and balance by December 1 1920.
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Court of Ordinary
Carroll County
B. C. Blatock
J. Y Blatock
Said County
Sila
Carrollton
Caeaal
Carollton
Towit
Carroll Superior Court
J. Chaudir
T. ©. Bledsoe
Thomas Chandler
J. ¥. Blalock
Carroll
Georgian Land Company
E. C. Blalock
Local social notes from Hulett and area
Agnes Higgins spent last week end with homefolks. Several young people including Nora May Lumsden Erma Hoyd Opal Boyd Vera Hinesley and Annie Lou Jones were noted visiting friends or studying away. Visitors from Atlanta Douglas Carroll ton Sand Hill and Wayside were mentioned with friends and relatives. church service drew Emmett Morris and Roy Hill.
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Agnes Higgins
Little Foster
Joe Horsley
George Crook
Nora May Lumsden
Voyce Hogan
Erma Hoyd
Herschel Young
Wayside
Opal Boyd
Flat Rock
Vera Hinesley
Douglas
Fannie Lumsden
J. E. Chapman
Susie Chapman
John JD. Hutson
Atlanta
Annie Lou Jones
Sam James
Sand Hill
Jessa James
Miskes Ruby
Annie Ruth Jordan
Ruth Boyd
Enola Hall
Carrollton
Grady Bagget
Dora Richards
Messra
Emmett Morris
Roy Hill
This Place
Just What She Needed From Mrs Volta Bankson
Mrs Volta Bankson of Chillicothe Missouri writes that JT aged a bottle of Chamberlains Tablets long ago and they proved just what she needed. They relieved indigestion toned her liver rid her of back side and dizziness she had suffered from for some time. She says they did a world of good and she will always speak a good word for them.
Spuneo Announces Mayor Candidacy in Carrollton
For Mayors race the friends of Mr Newt Spuneo announce his candidacy for mayor of Carrollton subject to the primary to be held later.
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Friends
Newt Spuneo
City of
Carrollton
Tam A Candidate for Mayor of Carre ton
Tam announces candidacy for Carre ton mayor in the September primary on September 18. A. E. Bnead is listed as a related figure or endorsement.
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Tam
Carreton
A. E. Bnead
Carrollton Citizens announce candidates for City Council
A series of citizens from Carrollton declare their candidacy for City Council. T W Moore Tam a candidate for Councilman and seeks voter support. Oklahoma Reagin and J P Travis pledge to honor duties if elected and ask for primary support. W M Hallum W J Aldridge and Tom Merrell also announce runs and request votes.
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Carrollton
Matora
T. W. Moore
Tam
Oki
J. P. Travis
W. M. Hallum
Gar Jollton School Board Candidate Amos Stephens
Amos M Stephens Files for Gar Jollton School Board seat presenting his candidacy. Local voters will see his petition and campaign promise to support classrooms and community judging by his stated aims.
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Gar
J A Mandeville for Carrollton School Board
Owing to serious problems facing Carrollton city education supporters urge voters to consider J A Mandeville for one seat on the city school board. The declaration cites fitness qualifications and untiring energy and asks for support in the coming primary election.
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Carrollton
Cause of Education
Copralit
J. A. Mandeville
Cama
Comin
Local visits and Sunday gatherings near Carrollton
Several residents traveled to Carrollton for a ball game while relatives from Atlanta visited. Miss Mary Taylor of County Line spent time with cousin Miss Margis Hodnett. Several others joined Misses Phil lips and Giles at a Sunday gathering. Mount Zion church hosted services and plans discussed for trips to Atlanta.
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Carrollton
Raymond Smith
Atlanta
Mary Taylor
County Line
Margis Hodnett
Margie Hodnett
Fewell Giles
Tinnis Giles
Otis Giles
Frankie
Grace
Mano Phillips
Mount Zion Church
Lewis White
Duncan Hodnett
Janice Taylor
John Brock
Penn
William Brock
Viola Phillips
G. P. Phillips
Pearl Morris
Carrie Taylor
Newnan
Best advertisement from Guion Drug Store owner Milburn
E F Milburn proprietor of Guion Drug Store in Guion Arkansas endorses Charle Jain’s Cough Remedy. He states it has sold for years and always gives perfect satisfaction, promising trusted relief to customers.
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Milburn
Prop
Guion Drug Store
Don
Ark
Charle
Jain
Georgia editors tour Carrollton and Chickamauga Park
The Georgia editors met in Carrollton for their thirty-fourth convention with about 150 members. They were hosted by Carrollton business leaders, toured the city’s waterworks and mills, visited the Berry School in Rome, and toured Chickamauga Park with Congressman Gordon Lee. They praised Miss Martha Berry, Berry School, and the park’s monuments, and pledged support for the right side in their weekly paper.
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F. D. Singleton
Georgia
Carrollton
Carroll County
Masari H
L. Kingeberg
A. K. Snead
Ralph Mecka
Aonator B
Bremen
Lnte
Carrollten
City Water Works
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Tallulah Falls
Rome
Mary Alice
Mary
Lassetter
Mlle
Mamie Kingsbery
Kingsbery
England
Scotland
Henry Kingsbery
Derby
Vermont
Wade
Bho
Gia
Berry School
Sehool
Miss Berry
Preas Association
Martha Berry
Berry Behool
Marthe Berry
Ania
Dhehovin
Roma
Chicamauga Park
Chicamauga Station
Gordon Lee
Ediizons
Lytle
Missionary Ridge
Chicamaiga Park
Henry Grady
Chicammuga Park
Jonny Reb
Billy Yank
Georgia Monument
Lee
Press Association
Ley
Chicumauge Park
Seventh Congressional
Reat
Clarksville
Tri-County Advertiser
Velma Angeline Rioue 1920 Infant Obituary
On July 24, 1920, Velma Angeline Rioue of the Rioue family died at one month old from cholera infantum. The bereaved parents B. C. and Mrs Rioue mourn her loss while noting she is at rest and will suffer no more. Obituary notice from Free Press obituaries.
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Velma
Mora Psin
Family, Weep Not for One Laid to Rest at Liberty
A funeral service for the deceased was held at Liberty Church near the graveside of her brother who died about six years earlier. The rites were conducted by Rev Sam Baskin with the aunt present, reflecting a family gathering in mourning.
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Reat
Liberty, Church
Sam Baskin
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Beck & Middlebrooks
Archies
Welworth
Hulett
WHAT
A. N. Reagin
W. J. Aldridge
Tom Merrell
Hannah
Ountry
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