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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1963
Page
13
Order of publication announces a court sale at the Morgan County Court House on June 21 1963 during legal hours. It describes Lot 1 Elliott Subdivision Decatur Morgan County Alabama from probate map book 3 page 21. Proceeds will be applied as the mortgage dictates.
Sealed proposals in duplicate for construction of Unit C Auditorium at Southwest High School in Decatur Alabama will be received by the Decatur City Board of Education in the Riverside School auditorium until 2 pm on Thursday May 30 1963. Bids from licensed contractors only will be considered. Plans may be inspected at the Board or architects offices or bought for 25.00 per set with deposit refunded on return in good order. Substantial completion required within the estimated time. Bid security 5 of base bid up to 10000. Performance bond 100 and labor material bond 50 of contract price. Right to reject bids or waive technicalities reserved. Site at the existing Austin High School Campus Danville Road Betty Street S W Decatur Alabama. Building about 35000 square feet one story with auditorium classrooms toilets and walkways. May 7 14 21.
Institutional Securities Corporation, holder of the note secured by the 1961 mortgage to Nelson Weaver Mortgage Company, announces foreclosure by sale after default. The sale will be to the highest bidder for cash, before the Morgan County Probate Office, under the mortgage power of sale.
Public notices outline payment terms and schedule for notices including Cards of Thanks and In Memoriam. It lists rates at 3 cents per word and specifies payable on receipt, with publishing times on selected days and deadlines for Saturday and Sunday issues.
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