Classified ad for 2 bedroom home with GI loan
Two bedroom property at 1207 16th Ave SE advertised with 100 percent GI loan availability. Price listed at 9 800 with 350 cash including all loan expenses and estimated monthly payment about 65 dollars.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1954
Page
9
Two bedroom property at 1207 16th Ave SE advertised with 100 percent GI loan availability. Price listed at 9 800 with 350 cash including all loan expenses and estimated monthly payment about 65 dollars.
FOR SALE: Used upright piano in good shape. Write Bill Steelman P. O. Box 1392 Decatur Alo.
State of Alabama notice of mortgage sale with Morgan County details. John H Raybon and Maude Bernice Raybon sign July 15 1952 in favor of J C Smith doing business as American Insulation Company. Assignment to First American National Bank and then General Finance Company of Decatur, Inc.
On June 15 1954 General Finance Company of Decatur Inc as assignee will publicy sell Lot 5 Block 59 Addition 1 Decatur Land Improvement and Furnace Company Addition Decatur Alabama at the Courthouse door for cash. Proceeds to cover sale costs then mortgage debt with any balance to mortgagors. June 12 1954 Calvin Bloodworth Attorneys. June 14-21-28 Want Ads Get Results.
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