Receiver's Notice of Sale in Decatur Alabama 1940
John R Vann as Receiver of First National Bank of Decatur announces sale to the highest cash bidder at the county courthouse Decatur Alabama on January 6 1940 1130 AM remaining assets including real estate receivables and chattels with description available at Morgan County National Bank State National Bank of Decatur and the Receiver's office during business days. Mortgage sale by Elizabeth H Murray to Murry 27 May 1927 property in Decatur Morgan County described as North half of lots 1 2 3 Block 46 Addition 3 in Decatur Land Movement and Furnace Co Add to Decatur to be sold January 12 1940 to pay indebtedness and costs.
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Alabama
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J. W. McNeal
Jennie McNeal
Elizabeth H. Murray
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War Menace to Exports
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