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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1928
Page
4
The Louisiana Supreme Court hands down decisions across numerous cases, affirming or reversing judgments from the district court of appeal. Notable actions include amendments to sums, remands, and the revocation of a lawyer license, with many cases transferred or dismissed as listed in the session.
Linden Dalferes state service commissioner will travel from New Orleans to Monroe to assist ex servicemen seeking compensation hospital aid or other help. He will be at Robert Blanks' office near Neva-Star at 10 oclock tomorrow and stay most of the day to aid seekers.
PD Heyers and G O Meyers report the application for writs has been dismissed. The ruling settles the procedural dispute and closes the proceeding without further action by the court.
A May 23 entry records Newsom as Deputy Clerk and Ex-Officio Deputy Recorder with dates May 28 June 11 18 25. The fragment notes filing or appointment actions on those dates.
Writ of fi fa seizes Nash Touring car and announces sale at Monroe City Hall on June 9 1928 to satisfy costs. Also records May 11 1928 corporate charter forming Kavanaugh Furniture Company Inc in Monroe Ouachita Parish with five directors and stock details.
Several 1928 public sale notices from Ouachita Parish Louisiana announce sheriff sales. Listings include Monroe properties in Maryland additions Miller's Second Addition and Highland Park Subdivision, with dates June 1928 and multiple sale days, cash terms, and appraisement to highest bidder.
In Ouachita Parish Louisiana Allan Scholars and others versus Balnce Meyer Florsheimn and E N Florsheim lead to a sheriff's sale. On Saturday June 80 1928 at Monroe the Lot 5 Block 1 subdivision of Hardtimes Plantation fronting Logan Road and extending 650 feet sells for the appraised price. Milton Coverdale sheriff. May 29 1928.
Legal notice dated Monroe and Monroe La May 29 1928 lists seizure of multiple parcels in Township 18 N R 3 E and Township 19 N R 3 E totaling about 85.04 acres. Parcels include parts of sections 2 and 1 east of Ouachita River and adjacent quarters. Sale will cover costs and be conducted to the last and highest bidder.
The People’s Homestead and Savings Association issues a writ of sale for one acre in Township 18 North Range 3 East Hastley Estate in Ouachita Parish Louisiana. Sale is Saturday June 6 1928 at the Fourth District Court Monroe with cash terms to the highest bidder and all costs. May 8 15 22 29 June 5 notices prepared in Monroe Louisiana.
In Ouachita Parish Louisiana a warrant directs sale of parcels in West Monroe. J. J. Adams and Monroe Building & Loan Association auction two properties June 30 and June 23 1928 respectively to satisfy writs of fifa with cash payments and no appraisal.
Writ of fi fa issued from Ouachita Parish directs sale of parcel in Square 35 of UD A Breard's Addition Monroe Louisiana. Description begins at east line of Third Street and Rochelle Street intersection proceeding 75 feet along Third Street then 100 feet back between parallels Rochelle Street forms one boundary. Appraisement to follow.
Multiple property and asset seizure notices from Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court list sales dates June 23 and June 30 1928 for properties including Monroe blocks and riverfront lots along with a 515.56 acre section in Township 18 North Range 3 East and a Chevrolet Touring car. Names include Rapides Drug Company W L Jones Clauda C Jones Herman Masur Sigmund Masur W G Wilthite and S E Wall administrator. Terms are cash with conveyance to the highest bidder.
Court ordered sale of multiple land parcels totaling about 805.55 acres in Ouachita Parish Louisiana including North West Quarter of South East Quarter and other sections. Sale on June 8 1928 at Monroe with cash terms and furniture from Vicks Hotel included.
Two foreclosure notices detail writs of seizure and sale in Ouachita Parish Louisiana. J. W. Tugwell et al versus The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans concerns North Half of Southeast quarter of Northwest quarter and Northwest quarter of Northwest quarter in Section 2 Township 18 North Range 3 East totaling about 60.06 acres. Another notice, Thornton Butler against the same bank, describes the west eighty acres of Lot 15 in Swenson's subdivision of Bosco Plantation, the south half of the southeast quarter of Section 17 Township 15 North Range 4 East. Sale dates range May to July 1928 with cash terms and sheriff Milton Coveyerdale listed.
Case caption cites Ida Phillips Pace and co defendants in a Fourth District Court matter against unspecified party or parties. Proceedings listed as ongoing in the court system with no further case details provided in the fragment.
Milton Coverdale sheriff of Monroe Louisiana reports seizure of eighty acres in Swenson's Bosco Plantation subdivision as the south half of the southwest quarter of section 16 township 15 north range 4 east. Property seized in the execution of a legal order with costs to be paid to the last and highest bidder.
Legal notices detail marshal sale in Monroe Ouachita Parish including property items from a household and a Singer sewing machine. Another partition sale describes Lot 8 in Slack and Locke's addition with co owners and proportional proceeds. A third writ concerns Pennie's Homestead & Savings Association v Archie and Davis property Lot One Block Six at Renwick's addition Monroe. All sales scheduled for July 1928 in Ouachita Fourth District Court with sheriff notices and costs to be borne by defendants.
Milton Foverdale serves as sheriff in Monroe County on June 8 1928 as the courthouse notes the appointment and duties in the local record.
Franklin Parish Fifth District Court issues writ of fieri facias against Winnsboro State Bank & Trust. On Saturday July 7 1928 the east half of Lot 27 in Garlington's Addition B to Trenton Ouachita Parish Louisiana will be sold to satisfy the writ and costs. Sheriff Milton Coverdale, Monroe VA, June 5 1928.
Public notices announce a 1928 bankrupt sale of Doris Gould Chatham estate in Richland parish with 20 percent cash and balance on confirmation, plus succession notices for Doris Williams and Ben Williams estates seeking final account approvals and creditor challenges in Ouachita Parish courts.
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