Discharge of Guardianship and Administrations Cited
Butts County Georgia filings cite Mrs Dessie W Jordan for discharge from guardianship of Dessie W Jordan on or before the first Monday in September. Sara Foster, Clerk, cites Annie Williams estate discharge on the first Monday in September 1989. W B Freeman seeks discharge as administrator of Maggie L Guthrie’s estate on the first Monday in September 1939.
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Georgia
Butts
Dessie
W. Jordan
Jordahi
G. D. Head
Notice to creditors and sale of land in Butts County
Georgia Butts County notice to creditors of Carrie Dupré Moore estate and executor T W Moore to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Also notices a power of sale under a 1927 warranty deed transferred to Reconstruction Finance Corporation and set for public sale on the first Tuesday in September 1989 of land in the 616th District G M Butts County.
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Georgia
Butte County
T.W. Moore
Mra
Carrie Dupree ‘Moore
Carrie Duprée
Moore
Ismienion
G. D. Head
Notice of Sale in Butts County Georgia 1939
Notice is given that on the first Tuesday in September 1939 between legal hours at the Jackson courthouse Butts County Georgia the highest bidder may purchase a one hundred six acre tract in the 615th district G M bounded by Barkley Brothers estate H M Vaughn estate Paul Taylor and Mrs J G McDaniel containing about 106 acres. The sale occurs under a deed to secure debt from C L Thax ton to E D Patrick dated August 28 1935 with a balance of 358 and 76 dollars past due. Titles pass from E D Patrick with any balance to grantor. The sale is to satisfy the debt with surplus to be returned to W M Settle.
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State of Georgia
Butts
Warrenty
Jackson Banking Company
Butts ‘County
Georgia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Butts County
Reconstruction Finance. Corporation
Towit
C. L. Thaxton
E. D. Patrick
Piper & Jackson
Banking ‘Co
J. T. McDonald
de. T. McDonald
W. H. Cawthon
J. M
Wilgon
R. H. Maddox
J. O. Maddox
W. M. Settle
Weekend Buesta Guests From Macon Visit In Georgia
Mrs. J. D. Renfroe and Mrs. Ruth Browder of Macon were weekend guests of Mrs. A. F. White and family in Macon Georgia enjoying hospitality and social time with relatives and friends.
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J. D. Renfroe
Ruth Browder
Macon
A. F. White
Death of Monticello resident James D. Lane at 61
James D. Lane, 61, assistant postmaster of Monticello, died Monday night after a 10 day illness. A Monticello native, he served eight years as postmaster and six as assistant postmaster, was active in civic work and a Monticello Baptist Church member. Survived by wife Maude Thomas Lane, two sons Davis of Wheeling West Virginia and Frank of Athens, four daughters Mrs. Jim Perry Shady Dale, Mrs. G Ashton Smith Largo Florida, Mrs. Robinson Lenox, and Edith Lane Monticello, two sisters Mrs. Prince Preston Statesboro and Mrs. Ben Pye Monticello, and one brother Frank Lane Rockmart. Funeral 4 p.m. Tuesday at Monticello Baptist Church, burial West View cemetery.
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Mr. Lane
Monticello
Maude "Thomas
Lane
Prince Preston
Statesboro
Ben Pye
Frank Lane
Rockmart
Jackson Troop of Colored Boy Scouts at Camp Thunder
The colored Boy Scouts of Jackson left Sunday for Camp Thunder for eight days with James Fitch in charge. Scoutmaster Fred Fitch thanks friends of all colors for their liberal donations making the trip possible, and the scouts express gratitude while at camp.
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Jackson Troop
Colored Boy Scouts
Camp Thunder
Jackson
James Fitch
Fred. Fitch
Chautauqua Tales and Ties to Mina Miller Edison Hughes
A Chautauqua feature highlights the Bird and Tree Club with its starling mascot and the enduring influence of Mina Miller Edison Hughes. It recalls her lineage, longtime presence at the grounds since 1874, and her charitable role while noting conversations with visitors from Regina and Steubenville.
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Bird and Tree Club
Cautauqua
Mina Miller Edison Hughes
Thomas A. Edison
Miller
Edison
Hughes
Lewis Miller
Vincent
Chautauqua
Man Exhibits Superior Vision Among Living Creatures
A claim notes that humans possess sharper eyesight than any other land or sea animal. The statement highlights human visual acuity as unparalleled in the animal kingdom.
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Georga
Sara Foster
Butts Superior Court
Annie Williams
W. B. Freeman
Maggie L. Guthrie
Transferree
W. M
W. J. Hobbs
E. G. Jackson
Attorneys
Ooms
Bath
J. H. Holifield
C. E. Smith
Curry
East Third Street
Annie Curry
Western Auto Associate
Western Auto Supply Company
Eprercinity
Western Auto Supply. Co
Forest Ave
Point, Ga
James D. Lane
Monticello Baptist Church
West View Cemetery
Methodist
Gean Greenwell
Starling
Parliament
Steubenville
Ohio
Stanton
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
James