Notice of Delinquent Public Improvement Land Sale in Decatur
City of Decatur Alabama offers for sale at public auction on July 1 1937 at noon the delinquent public improvement assessments on listed parcels. Sales proceed to collect assessments with interest and costs. Properties include portions of Banks Survey and Cherry Ferry streets with owners named W H and T D Mitchell and S A Lynne among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Troup
Denke
Ae Bama
Nenr
City of
Decatur
Alabama
Railroad Street
Decature
Banks Survey
Walnut Street
Canal Street
W. H
T. D. Mitchell
Cherry Street
Ferry Street
Lot 8 Banks
Church Street
City property records show numerous property transfers and ordinances
A lengthy list details numerous parcels in Decatur and surrounding areas with lot numbers, streets, and survey references. Names such as L. R. Jacks, Mrs. Zoe Pointer, Prophet Ballentine, Thos. F. Garth, Sallie Robinson, Prophet Hentine, and many others appear with amounts from $9.17 to $1,235.58. Ordinances include numbers 125 through 2260 and Pro Nos. 228 through 2260, covering parts of Lots 49 327 378 and additions like New Town and Kings Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line Street
Church Street
L. R. Jacks
Banks Survey
Lot 49
Pond Street
Bank Street
Wise Garth
Canal Street
Canal T
Walnut Street
Sara Jeffreys
Banks
Lafayette Street
M. H. Todd
Frey
Magnolia Park
R. H. Lively
Zoe Pointer
Admx
Courtland Road
Lot 163
James R. Ewing
Missouri Ewing
Kings Estate
Lot
Talcott Street
Thos. F.garth
Lot 24
Wells Street
Prophet Hentine
New Town
Decatur
Alabama
Alabama Street
Prophet Ballentine
Ferry Street
Pardee
Leslie Luckett
D. L. I. & F. Company
Seaf Ane
Lester Sheffield
C. C. Carmichael
Lion
Mann
Shilo Baptist Church
Newtown
Prank Utter
Davis Hodges
Holly Street
Fourth Avenue
B. Crawford
A. B. Lampkin
Edleah Davidson
Lampkin
Thomason
Allie Logan
Luther Kirby
Luter Kirby
Della Thrasher
Mack Cargle
Georgia Cromwell
R. B. White
Mary Johnson
Robert Bell
Fink Street
Mathew Neville
J. R. Gibson
J. M. Chandler
Colin C. Lindsay
H. O. Troup
Dentur
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
The advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as proven relief for chills and fever from malaria. It claims rapid action with tasteless quinidine and iron, offers a built up effect, and notes availability in drug stores for 50 cents and one dollar with the larger size being more economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Decatur Alabama property ordinances and owners list
City Clerk H O Troup publishes a 1937 notice detailing ordinance numbers and parcel descriptions in New Town and surrounding blocks, with owner names and assessed amounts for multiple lots. The notice runs from June 15 to June 29, 1937, in Decatur Alabama.
Local Society Happenings In and Around Hartselle Area
Somerville residents Mrs Sardia Winton Somerville Miss Hermoine Gil and Miss Hilda Gilchrist visited Hatfield Lake near Athens. Mrs Maggie Ramsey and Wes Tyler with son Philip visited in Hartselle. Willene Ransom returned home from a visit with grandmother Mrs Maggie Ramsey. Jack Ransom will return to Athens College for summer term. C P Johnston and Mrs C C Brooks entered Florence State Teachers College. Mr and Mrs Bob Summerford of Falkville visited relatives here. Dr F Peck Mrs Mary Peck and Burton Plumadore of Muncieville visited Mart selle Tuesday. Mrs Burton Plumadore returned to Huntsville after visiting her mother Mrs Mary Peck. Jim Cain and daughter Margaret Ann of Hartselle visited relatives on the Cain plantation. G D Mikell and son Winton were in Hartselle. John and Billy Lyle of Decatur visiting grandmother Mrs Kittie Johnston. Mrs Herbert Laidlaw and Mrs C E Holt of Winston Salem are guests of Mr and Mrs R L Henderson. J W Henderson and Andrew Oden of Hartselle were dinner guests of the Hendersons. Mrs P Johnston at Florence State Teachers College spent the weekend at home. Mrs Wesley Tyler was in Decatur Thursday afternoon. On business Co P Johnston was a caller in Decatur Friday. Mrs Wesley Tyler and two children left for Ellenton Florida after visiting aunt Mrs Joe Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermoine
Hilda Gilchrist
Glenn Greer
Fred White
Hatfield Lake
Athens
Mesdamey
G. D. Mikell
Wesley Tyler
Philip
Hartselle
Willene Ransom
Maggie Ransom
Jack Ransom
Athens College
C. P. Johnston
C. C. Brooks
Florence State Teachers College
Florence
Monvs
Bob Summerford
Falkville
F. Peck
Mary Peck
Burton Plumadore
Muntsville
Martselle
Huntsville
Mary .Peck
R.L. Henderson
J. W. Henderson
Andrew Oden
R. L. Henderson
P. Johnston
Decatur
Co. P. Johnston
Wild steers scarce. Gillette Legion buys carload
BUM STEER Gillette Wyoming June 15 4% The Gillette American Legion post finds wild steers scarce as it seeks to borrow stock for its Fourth of July rodeo. A legionnaire notes steers lose about 20 pounds daily in a rodeo, explaining ranchers reluctance to help. Nevertheless the show will feature wild steers as the legionnaires purchased a carload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Wyo
Gillette American Legion Post
Legionnaires
Daily Cross Word Puzzle No. 1 Across and Down
Crossword puzzle listing across and down clues for a five letter word entries. Readers fill practice at 25 southern sword play candle prohibits vegetable an early a market work value fixed letter for a diminutive as in fat in suffix anglo saxon mediates a problem georgia containing moisture a native of croatia to be true skin the world the drink of at large the gods robbed profession not fresh a volume of maps obtains a cover for mire the floor public habitually vehicle drunkard a detective co ordinal not fresh fragmenting on with junction prefix toward stately discovered a dealer in low hats symbol for expression arc of disgust domest ic sun god animal a coronet in passing jeez 5 leasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Missing Shoes Noted in Salt Lake City Report
A brief Salt Lake City notice from June 15 lists a missing item: a pair of black shoes size 24. The message attributes the loss to Los Angeles detective chief Joseph L. Tay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Bake City
Los Angeles
Joseph L. Tay
Summer frock pattern 4439 by Anne Adams
Pattern 4439 offers a warm weather dress with cap sleeves button-front bodice and deep V-back. Illustrated model shows fabric choices periand seersucker or shantung in sizes 14 to 42 with yardage for size 16. Order instructions and price included from The Deca Daily Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Deca Daily Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gene Ahern
John A. Thomason
Willie Wheeler
Hattie Mitchell
Lina Shumake
W. F. Price
Echols
Zu Lee G. Malone
Za Lee G. Malone
Zai Lee G. Malone
Zi Lee G. Malone
D. S
D. S. Echols
D.S. Echols
Clarence D. Pierce
John W, Wyker
BERK
L Tae Fo Co
John W, Wyker, Sr
Terry
High Dudgeon
Sedge
Decatur Discount Co
Second Ave
Ala
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Pensacola
Biloxi
Gulfport , New O Orleans
Columbia
Ashvilleuisville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pullman Space Extra
Jacks
Daily Cross
International Footprint Association
Organization of Law
Taylor
Solon Robertson
Turner Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard
Moulton Street
We, Peter, Provident
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!