Public Legal Notices from Morgan County Alabama 1927
Multiple legal notices appear including guardianship final account for Vada Puckett minor with hearing set for July 25 1927, a publication order in the Harris Orr equity case, a sheriff sale of real estate in Decatur on August 1 1927, and a mortgage foreclosure sale on July 11 1927 detailing land described in northwest section of township 5 range 5 west.
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State OF
Alabama
Morgan County
Vada Puckett
Anna Beavers
Audrey Orr
Harris Orr
Circuit Court
The
Register
Decatur Daily
Marvin West
Justice Court
Frank J. Davis
Tennessee Valley Bank
W. W. Garnett
Wnt
J. L. Draper
B. E. Davis
Decatur
Pond Street
Pond and
McCartney Streets
Primitive Baptist Church
Jenan
E. D. Whitman
Gen
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure and Assignment
Notice states Will Townsend and wife Violet Townsend executed a mortgage on April 5, 1918 to Lamar Penny and E D Whitman. Mortgage recorded in Morgan County Probate Judge office Book 247 Mortgage page 338. Mortgage assigned on April 8, 1918 to the named creditors.
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Will Townsend
Violet Townsend
Lamar Penny
E. D. Whitman
Morgan County
Alabama
Weevil Activity Low But Cotton Delayed by Drought
In the Trinity section G. H. Terry reports few weevil signs as he travels to Decatur. The cotton crop runs late due to extreme dryness with punctured squares seen in small numbers. Weevil activity not yet full and dry conditions slow progress.
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Trinity
G. H. Terry
Decatur
River Drops to New Low Stage on Tennessee Gauge
The Tennessee river today reached a new low stage with a gauge reading of 2.9 here as water levels continue to fall.
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Tennessee
Little Child Dies. Rites Held At Enon
Funeral services conducted at Enon for four year old W. Dutton Jr. who died Sunday at home of his parents J. W. and Mrs. Dutton on Danville Route 2. Rev. Bowen officiated. Survived by parents two sisters Lavern and Lottie two brothers Howard and R. L. and grandparents Mr. and Mrs J. W. Wiley. Uncles John Wiley Paul Wiley Bill Wiley and Preuit Free served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enon
Little. W. Dutton, Jr
J. W. Dutton
Danville
Route 2
Rev. Bowen
Lavern
Lottie
Howard
R. L
J. W. Wiley
John Wiley
Paul Wiley
Bill Wiley
Preuit Free
Temperature Hits 96 Degrees In 24 Hour Period
The day saw a high of 96 degrees and a low of 72 as May records were logged. Weather officials reported the temperature peak occurred during afternoon hours with dry conditions across the region.
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