Estate Sold by Sheriff for Delinquent Taxes in Taylor
The record lists numerous properties sold to the state in Taylor County for unpaid taxes, detailing buyers such as Milt urnett and Elizabeth, with parcel sizes ranging from 40 acres to over 600 acres including coal oil and gas rights, and various owners’ names and locations. The list includes properties in Grafton Independent District and Fleming ton District with multiple tracts and mineral rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Thaville Roller
Milturnett
Mary Meny
John F. Dorsey
Man
Florence & J. Truman Et al
Albert
Silman
Mary B
Tucker
Agres Oil and Gas
Villers
James
Williams
Willis
Dennis N
B. C
Flemington
Cather
Sim
Rose
Mineral
Stim
Mineral Grafton Independent District
East Side
Blue V
T. F
Main St
Holden
Ramsey
Walnut St
L. R
L. Re
Brinkman
Chas, & Wm
Carter
Jennie Oe
Fleming
Lucy Boa
Gorman
Kate
Hardesty
Lilly
P. V
Hathaway
Hopkins
Alice
John
Michael
Rosa
Merchant Ann
McWilliams
Redee Ross
Shaseielford Son & Co
Sterling Coal Co
Pruntydown Independent District
Court House
Side ‘Garter
Josephine
Kimble
Xate
Prunty
Booths Creek
John Hechmer Armstrong
Gabe Fork Coal Co
Acres
Lynch
M. A
Smith
Colon
Grafton Independent District
Dander
George A
Finnegan
Mart H
Mart
Jenkins
Francis Hrs
Sam and Mary
Samuel R
Nellie D
West Side
Penn
Property Tax Sale List for Warren County Districts 1927
The sheriff lists properties in Knottsville Pruntytown and surrounding districts with acres and descriptions. It notes redemption rights by owners or assignees within one year from sale, plus interest at twelve percent. Sheriff H. B. Newlon signs the notice dated December 16, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arta Osborne & Armstrong
TPF
John “Moats Poe
W. J
Martha
Wick
Olte Bailey Reese
William
V. R
R. A. Walker Riley
Coal Go
R.A. Walker
Sallie B. Newcome
Newburg
James A. Thorn Shackleford
A. L
Nantte
Guy Allender Hefner
H. F
P. Y
Dora B. Doll
Pruntytown Independent Distric
Booths Creek
Otter Cr
Lloyd Shriver Pruntytown Independent Distric
Court House
Wells
W. T
J. W. Gough Wolverton
B. H
Shelby
H. B. Newlo
Football Enjoys Poplar Interest in Southeastern State
In 1927 the southeastern region recorded a banner interscholastic football year with 26 teams, up from earlier years, as Bluefield Princeton Welch and others led districts and expanded schedules through Charleston and Huntington districts. Strong local support and rising high schools spurred athletic programs and football enthusiasm across towns like Bluefield Williamson Northfork Renick Princeton and Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Bluefield
Greenbrier
Chattaroy
Northfork
Princeton
Welsh
Gary
Williason
Marlinto
Renick
Ronceverte
Charleston
Huntington
Logan
Fayetteville
Beckley
Hinton
Welch-Bluefeld
Welch-Williamson
Bluefeld-Williamson
Sid Bencaiony
Pea
Prince Princeton
Welch
West Virginia sheriff seeks Leo Smith in fatal shot
Bluetida Tatwell county officers hunted Leo Smith, 25, of Bandy, after he allegedly shot his 16 year old sweetheart Miss Hay Dunford at her sister’s home. Dunford died minutes later. Smith reportedly confessed saying he did not believe he had hurt her much. The case arose from a quarrel over a dance invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluetida
Tatwell County
Leo Smith
Bandy
Hay Dunford
Virginia
Ernest Earls
Smith
Powell Royal
Commonwealth
Tazewell County
Chicagoan 18 Knighted for Sweden United States goodwill
CHICAGOAN 18 KNIGHTED Chicago, an official of the Swedish American Steamship line, has been made a knight of the Order of the North Star by the king of Sweden. The decoration is the highest Swedish crown honor and recognizes Seeburg for promoting goodwill and commerce between the United States and Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jumtus P. Beeburg
Swedish American Steamship Line
Order of the North Star
Sweden
Seeburg
United States
Flashes of Life Highlights New York and Beyond
In a series of vignettes a Long Island estate near Syosset changes hands as Secretary Mellon gifts property to his daughter Mrs. David K. B. Bruce. A St Paul railroad heir plans marriage to Mariquita Villard daughter of Harold Garrison Villard. Rosetta Duncan regains smell after an injury. a Madagascar emerald-like stone captivates paged readers. The piece weaves fashion, crime, travel and social notes from New York to Nicaragua and Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Mellon
David K. B. Bruce
Victor Morawetz
Syosset
Bruce
Louis Warren Hill, Jr
St. Paul
James J. Hill
Mariquita
Villard
Harold Garrison ‘Villard
Harrison Villard
Oswald Garrison Villard
the Nation
Chicago
Rosetta Duncan
Duncan Sisters
Pascago
Field Museum
Madagascar
Lamotte T. Cohu
Annabelle Turek Cohu
William F. Reilly
Posndoe
Evangeline Lindbergh to Spend Christmas in Mexico City
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh announced in Detroit that she has accepted an invitation to spend Christmas in Mexico City with her son. The report notes other items including expulsion of Louisiana Tech students and a forthcoming U S visit by President Cosgrave. An injunction case and a crippled senator-elect in Philadelphia are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Lindbergh
Detroit
Mexico City
Louisiana Technical Institute
Ruston
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
United States
State Department
Saga
Ware
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Crippe
Providence
R. 1
Charing A. Lindsbergh
Mexico’ City
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Mich
Bolling Field
Washington
Prohibition Agents Nab Informer for Blackstone Firm
Widow in jail awaits start of 10 year term for death as chief beneficiary of Dr A William Lilliendahl will probated at Mays Landing. Probate proceeding names the widow and the estate action concerns the will and its beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone Gas and Electric Company
A. William Lilliendahl
Mays Landing No
Taken by sheriff returns miner to Ohio on non-support charge
Sheriff Ross Pisher of Jackson Ohio arrived to extradite William Oliver a miner of Wendel Ohio on a non-support charge. Oliver was arrested Thursday by Deputy Sheriff A R Bolyard and Special Constable Lloyd Spring and jailed here after waiving extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Pisher
Jackson
Ohio
William Oliver
Wendel
Oliver
Deuuty
A. R. Bolyard
Lloyd Spring
Fisher
Dee
Taken to Weston for commitment after failings at home
William Sinclair of West Main street was taken to the State Hospital at Weston by Deputy Sheriff A. R. of to the last Bol lyard. He had been released earlier and returned home, but became unmanageable and was committed. In court, a series of speeding offenders appeared, each blaming minor speeds as the judge questioned their claims. Tim O'Ahten claimed backing up as the reason for his speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhannon
Cutlip & Mossman
Cutlip
Pharnacy
Hollingsworth Candy Company
Augusta
R. A. Horner
Roger Pharmacy
Clarisburg
R. W. Mossman
Mason C. Steele
Mre. Mossman
Gallipolii
Dr. Mossman
Columbus
William Sinclair
West Main Street
State Hospital
Weston
A. R. of
Bollyard
Tim O'Ahten
Anid Tin
Pracked by the Police Rin Tin Tin at the Opera House
The Warner Brothers film stars Rin Tin Tin as a heroic dog aiding a dam and desert irrigation project near Yuma Arizona. A foreman loves the superintendent’s daughter while rivals scheme to stop the work. The dog foils plots, the superintendent is injured, and the finish promises melodramatic action tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rin‘Tin-Tin
Warner Brothers
United States
Yuma
Arizona
Laguna
Colorado River
Rinty
Binty
Opera House
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Anven
Armstrong
Kunsttrong
Ralph Brydon
L. B. Et Alther
J.-F
Ole
Georgia In
Frank P. Kin
Frank P. Cee
Polig
Ars ArmaeWoot
Sebeke EL Mayles
Isabelle Males
Hiram Hiram Males
Hiram Males
Hiram Martin
Rose J. Jin
Rose Kee
Aeres Coal
Mrs. SR
Jom
Mary M. Gera
Delia
Caveney
John F. Caveney
John F. Grinnan
Hedrick
Henry Hrs
D. F. Mathew
Susan McGraw
Rose de McGraw
Rose Debarriz
Joseph A. Hrs
Robinzon
Wille
Stillmeraville
E. Et al
Ummersville
Emily’ S
Atha
Lora
Pearl
Cox
Archie Dadisman
John W. Harshbarger
Joel Hughes
Clara T. Jackson
Matilda Hrs
Alent
Orvnie W. Irish Really Co
Rico
Samuel H. Simmersville
Heccor M. Supimersville
Sidney H. Simmersville
Sidney H. Summersville
Yer
W. Buzadder
R.E. MecCrabl
Nevada
D. Ters
G.D. Bird
Wai
Coa Co
Gers
John J. Stone
Minnie Belle
Summers
Joseph H. Summers
Joseph Hummersville
Hyummeraville
S. H. Summerville
Watkins
Hugh Watkins
John B. “Yacenech
Pete Poe
Emily J. H
Asbousat
Metsinington
C. G. Hadley
Bertha
Fred A. Breedlove
Lode
Beau
Doll, Edgar W
Grafi
Lor County
R. P. Fawcett
L. Wolf
C. A. Shroyer
Homer Lake
John Hechmer
G. B. Bailey
H.W. Deets
John Guth
Charles
Smith Dora B. Doll
W, Va
Presient
Wesleyan
Atkinson Chapel
Elizabeth Talbott
Peg
Bob Goodwin
Alaric
Amy Lou Simmerman
Chichiester
Mary Gibson
Ethel
Frank Hutchison
Christian Brent
Hayward Hamrick
Mr. Hawkes
Howard Malcom
Jerry
Farland Arnold
Jarvis
Jean Rovers
Tan
Ably Sian Other
Munic van Wancorn
Clarksburg
Lions’ Club
Waldo Hotel
Rinehart
Rev. C. Hi Fanl
W. Lee Williams
James M. Gusher
Joe D. Willams
Secetary
Carl Summer‘ville
Harry Fretwell
Tall Twister
Leo F. King
Sow Tanner
J.B. Corbin
Harry Davisson
Bodke
H. L. Cecil
National Association of Book Publishers
Chicagoan
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal
Managua
Lindy
The
Opera
Estelle Taylor
William Powell
Paramount Picture
New Yorks
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