Guardianship accounting notice and mortgage foreclosure sale
The Morgan County Probate Court will hear the guardianship account of Offie McCord guardian of Annie Moore McCord a minor on September 17 1932. Dated August 11 1932 Judge B L Malone. Also notice of mortgage foreclosure sale for D O McKoy estate led by Mamie McKoy executrix. Sale set September 28 1932 in Decatur Alabama of legal description containing forty acres in Section 29 Township 8 Range 2 West. See Mrs D O McKoy Cullman Alabama for details.
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Alabama
Morgan County
Said County
Mary L. Crow
Emily Perry
Springfield
Sunshine Stephens
Lillian Scoggins
Cecil Scoggins
Laura Scoggins
Belles
Texas
Elbert Weaver
State of Alabama
Bate
Offie McCord
Mamie McKoy
D. 0. McKoy
Cullman, Alabama
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Morgan County Alabama
The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans will sell on September 23, 1932, at the Decatur courthouse in Morgan County Alabama the 80 acre NW quarter of the SE quarter and SW quarter of the SE quarter of Section 19 Township 8 Range 2 West to satisfy the indebtedness secured by a March 15, 1924 mortgage by Lee Yates and Sarah A. Yates. The sale covers costs including a reasonable attorney's fee.
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Bama
Morgan Counte Lee Yates
Sarah A. Yates
Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
Morgan County
Alabama
Court House
Decatur
Towit
Federal Land Bank OF New Orleans
Society Girl James Dunn Star in Fox Film at Strand
James Dunn and Peggy Shannon headline Society Girl at the Strand in Hartselle. The romance centers on a young mass man and a sophisticated woman whose flirtations create conflict and humor, with Spencer Tracy as Dunn’s adviser and Sidney Canfield directing.
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James Dunn
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Spencer Tracy
Walter Byron
Bert Hanlon
Sidney Canfield
John Larkin, Jr
Did You Know Br J ScON 1885 Apache War Exposition
Short items from 1885 cover the Apache Indian War in New Mexico the International Exposition at New Orleans new long distance telephone Galveston fire and passage of the presidential succession law. The note ends with railroad strikes and anarchist riots in Chicago wire.
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