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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1932
Page
5
Notice announces a legal hearing set for 31 May 1093 at 1 00 P M regarding taxes and street property in the High Resort area. Documentation lists party names including John D. M Brown and McFarland as related officials. Proceedings reference a report and date 20th April 1932.
Notice of sale under a deed of trust dated January 3 1928 and recorded Page 276 Guilford County North Carolina due to default in payments. Property described as along Farlow Street Grant Street and the eastern line of Grant Street 40 feet northeast 110 feet southwest 40 feet to the starting point. Central Bank & Trust Company trustees.
Trustee will offer for sale at the Greensboro courthouse door on Monday May 23 1932 at 12 oclock the property described as Lot 204 Block E Hillsdale Guilford County North Carolina beginning at a stake on the south side of a street 120 feet east of the intersection of two avenues continuing around the lot to the south line of Cedrow Avenue and back to the beginning sale subject to the Prudential sale terms deposit required of the purchaser $100 and attorney notices given by R W Neston Trustee Raleigh North Carolina.
Sale of land under a 1927 deed of trust to secure a loan, with Sidney Bien and Eugene Shaw as substituted trustees, will occur at Greensboro Court House at noon on the 9th day of 1932. Property located in High Point, North Carolina near Clyde Avenue is described by metes and bounds. Eugene G. Shaw, Attorney.
Stage notes detail multiple property descriptions and boundary lines in a sheriff sale context. Mentions Leonard street Reed street Kilby lane and Reed street boundaries with stakes and distances, ending with sheriff Stafford and deputy Gray.
Notice of sale of land to satisfy indebtedness secured by deed of trust on properties in Guilford County North Carolina. The sale by trustee OC A York Attorney will occur at the Guilford County Courthouse on May 7 1928 at 12 noon. Described parcel references include Lot in Plat Book 5 Page 243.
Under and by virtue of a deed of trust dated March 18 1925 by W M Thomas and Claudie A Thomas and recorded in Guilford County North Carolina. The trustee R F P Jones will sell at public auction on June 6 1932 at 2 o clock on the premises in High Point to the highest bidder or for cash. The lot description follows along Boulevard Street Rufus Bodenheimer and Bessie Sherrill Wood corners with alley lines and parcel boundaries as stated.
The notice describes a deed sale process and demand for sale tied to an indebtedness settlement. It mentions a trustee and location references including Green Street and High Point. The text is fragmented but indicates legal action and a property sale proceeding.
Debtors default on secured indebtedness triggers sale action. Property located on the West side of a primary street in a North Carolina county with a specified beginning point and boundary line southward along the west side of the central bank trust parcel. Attorneys listed are Harkins Van Winkle and Walton.
Abstract of a legal notice recorded in Guilford County involving Ottis J Mose wife La J and the Central Bank and Trust Committee. Describes a tract of land Lot 158 in North Park with measurements and street names, dated January, with references to plat books and substitute trustee names.
Public auction announced for Monday May 30 1932 at 12 noon at the Guilford County Courthouse door. Property is Lot No 71 College Park City of Carolina described in deed of trust Book 617 page 7, secured by First National Company of Durham and Union Trust Company. Trustees are Union Trust Company of Montgomery? and notice cites unpaid taxes and authority of sale.
Pursuant notice to creditors of Lewis Harts Inc all creditors must present verified claims to the receivers by June 1 1932 to avoid distribution delays. A schedule of filed and allowed claims will be filed in the office of the Clerk of Municipal Court High Point North Carolina on June 15 1932 with a 30 day period to file exceptions. This notice dated April 15 1932. BEN L AHERMAN Receiver. High Point NC.
Nannie F. estate outlines a southern direction line, 148 feet to Nan PF Byrum corner, Burns line extended 7045 feet to a street stake, Allied street boundary stated, beginning near late 1932 notes. Barnhart attorney.
Default having been made in or for the deed hereby, sale of Lot 3 and 4 in Bundy record in Gull ae eee sale-ae to be made. Property lies East Son 14 deg 30 min West 150 feet to iG, Walton area, Park Walton.
Public notices detail trustee sales on North Carolina properties in Guilford County. Listings include High Point and Point outcomes, with references to deed of trust dates, property descriptions, and auction timing.
Chapel Hill UNC student Constante Kapp has been located in Savannah Iowa seeking a job after thinking he could not pass exams required for graduation. He indicated the move was to gain employment.
Trustee announces resale of lands described in a deed of trust from Harrison Jones and wife to M E B ene S oe and others. Sale to be cash at the trustee's office on May 10 1902 at 2:00 PM, following first sale on April 11. bidding by Grantor taxes and deeds recorded to prior owner.
Public sale notice filed by trustees to satisfy indebtedness on a property in North Carolina. It describes the parcel starting at an iron stake on Cross Street and runs 125 feet along the street, with bounds specified and dates referenced in 1932. Named entities include Union Trust Co of Maryland and Commercial National Bank of High Point, with D. Biggs and MacRae acting as trustees.
Public auction to sell property in Guilford County North Carolina at the entrance to the Municipal Building High Point on a date in 1932 at 11 o clock A M. The lot is described as part of John S Carter and wife Etta Carter conveyed by W C Grant and W Wachovia Bank Trust Company as trustee. The sale also notes subject to prior deeds and conditions, with a debt secured by a deed. Also notice to creditors of Sheraton Drug Company receivership with claims to be filed by June 1 1932.
Col Lindbergh witnesses the cremation of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. as investigators reveal how Dr Condon and Curtis acted in good faith while negotiators sought the return of the child. Federal agents join the manhunt with Hoover promising full government support. A theory of accidental death is explored but not favored.
The New York World Telegram reports Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh may sail to Europe on June 4 aboard the Ile De France. They would stay at a friend’s chateau in France until their second baby is born, with the exact location undisclosed. It is believed they may never return to Sourland Mountain house, recently finished and unfurnished after the kidnapping.
A. Coleman Dillard, 32, was killed instantly when his automobile collided with a train near Gastonia. The fatal crash occurred as the vehicle was struck by the train at a crossing, authorities reported.
Denise Royd plots a quick marriage with Bob Dunbar while her fiancé faces parental pressure. Susan Carey attends a George Washington ball with Jack Waring escorting in native costume, and a mysterious cavalier shares a tense, revealable moment on the dance floor.
Charlotte group of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union says they will survey all local candidates and vote against any who oppose their temperance principles. party lines to be disregarded.
In Asheville North Carolina P G Rhodes cashier of the Bank of Pletcher before its closing was found to be $2371.01 short in his account when he took his own life officials reveal.
New Bern North Carolina police report W H Hopewell and his son Guy were arrested at their home on counterfeiting charges involving $10 bills. The case cites local authorities and an ongoing investigation into the counterfeit operation.
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