Mortgage Sale Forces Bid To Satisfy Debt In Morgan County
A mortgage sale in Morgan County Alabama is advertised by Hubert B Mitchell attorney for The Federal Land Bank New Orleans. William H Hansah and Mary Hansah defaulted on a 1924 mortgage. The west half of the northeast quarter the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter and the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 28 township 8 south range 4 west totaling about 160 acres will be sold at auction July 18 1932 between 11 am and 4 pm in front of the Decatur Court House door to satisfy the debt plus costs and attorney fees.
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Alabama
Morgan County
William
Hansah
Mary
Federal Land Bank
New Orleans
M County
Decatur Ma
Bor
Somerville Notes on Local People and Events
Sheriff Bud Davis of Decatur returned to Horton Alabama after visiting relatives. James Grizzard visited Hartselle on business. Mrs. Wesley Turney was taken to Decatur for treatment. Mrs. Earl Gurley visited her grandparents near Six Mile. The Missionary Society hosted a banquet for the Methodist church duo. Miss Mattie Spain has recovered enough to be up. A dog believed to have rabies was killed to prevent harm.
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James Grizzard
Hartselle
Wesley Turney
Route 1
Pervin Isley
Oak Ridge Singers Bring Crowd To Sunday Service
A large crowd gathered for a church singing in Oak Ridge on Sunday afternoon. Visitors included Loyd and Lou Rogers from near Forest Chapel and Henry New with children visiting Ervin McLeroy. Relatives from Basham, Flint, Moss Chapel and Trafford joined local families for the event and gatherings at several homes nearby.
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Loyd Rogers
Near Forest Chapel
Dock Jones
Henry New
Near Flint
Ervin McLeroy
Erby Thompson
W. L. Sparkman
W. E. Sparkman
Near Moss Chapel
Roman Mayfield of
Basham
G. B Legg
Oak Ridge
Forrest Chapel
Irene
Opal
Thompson
Nayman Melvin
Trafford
F. B. Sparkman
Sparkman
S. S. Moss
Moss Chapel
G. B. Legg
W. L. Sparkmab
Timeline of 19th Century US Events Collated
A compact historical recap listing events from 1641 to the Tyler era. It mentions the Sub Treasury Act repeal death of President Harrison Tyler's succession, Whig friction, McLeod affair, Prigg v Pennsylvania, old slave laws, new tariff, Webster Ashburton treaty, McLeod- Britain relations, China treaty, Texas annexation rejection, copper discovery in Michigan, Mormon troubles, first telegraph line, Florida statehood, and Tyler term ending.
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Harrison
John Tyler
Tyler
England
McLeod
China
Texas
Senate
Michigan
Washington
Baltimore
Florida
UNION
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Machine Works
Automotive Agencies
Plymouth
Decatur Motor Mi Second Ave. A
Chevrolet
Morgan County Motor Co
Rogers & Green Cores Bank
Owen
Green River House
Red Spot
Parsons Lumber & Mfg. CO
Jervis Foundry & Machine CO
Ferry Street
Decatur
Dixie Metal CO
East Moulton
White Star Grocery
Puling Station
J. R. Niles
Carrell Furniture
Porbes & Sons
Og Ave
Pie Ees Hunter Furniture
Moulton
Menre
Eerasoeco
Murdock
Poveigged
Otto
George Bancroft
Princess Wednesday
Ales Kirk Baker
Valones
J. A. Thorneill
B. McGlathery
L. P
Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
B. Soper
Awalt
Hubert BE. Mitchell
Mortgagee
Somerville News
Bud Davis
Horton
Ala
OAK Ridge News
Tillie
the Toiler
Toots and
Casper
Russ Westover
Cece
Tee Wiesel
Duke and Duchess Spiffel Shire
The
Madameel
Sophie
Colonel Hoofer
Polly and
Pals
Mrs. Hen
Trip
Dan
Jimmy Murphy
Toots
Betty Birch
Mrs. Fritter
Bernie
Jimmy
Cliff Sterrett
MR. Hen
Skippy
Percy le Crosby
Cale
R. J. ScOt
Prigg
Pennsylvania
Webster Ashburton
Britain
CentrAl Press Association
Tay
Bunker Hill
Armin
Henry H. Harrison
Dorr
Rhode Island
U. S
Patent OffIce
Stanley
Montas
CASA
Lee W. Stanley Central Press
Robinsons Store
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