Notice of Trustees Sale of Real and Personal Property
Notice lists a trustees sale of real and personal property tied to a deed of trust dated July 15, 1516, securing a note dated July 1, 1924, due February 1, 217, with interest at six percent. The document details the property, the equity of the deed, and names Heath Hardware Company as the purchaser, with sale planned at the courthouse in Monroe, Union County, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Union County
North Carolina
Kans Roxers
Tay
Sotentey
Carolin
Monroe
Tate
Rowson
Truett
Heath Hantware Company
Puretinged
Tts
Ewistey
Armfield
Ranof & Note
Rogera
Renson
Hudson Alley
Gatewood
Emeley Armfeld
A. Armfield
Broise Armfield
Office Register of Deeds
Union County North Carolina
Ensley Armfield
Heath Hardware Company
Office of the Register of Deeds For
Thies St. Maret
W. J. Pratt
M. Vann
Notice of Resale in Union County NC Court
In the Superior Court of North Carolina Union County before Clerk Martha Ann Taylor et al, a resale is scheduled for March 28, 1917 at public auction to the highest bidder, subject to Martha’s dower rights and existing land deeds along Richerden Creek with parcels tied to J T Taylor and others. Commissioner Vans oversees the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Orion County
Martha Ann Taylor
Paul Funderhuark
Superior Court of
Union County
Martha
Richerdeon Creek
Margaret McColum
J. A. Plaedothos
J.T. Taylor
Taylor
Dendy
Unis County
Tivoli
Sale of Unclaimed Freight at Wingate Station
The Seaboard Air Line Railway announces a public cash auction of unclaimed freight at Wingate Freight Station in Wingate North Carolina at 1 PM on the listed day in March 1917. The shipment from A W G Deverell of Charlotte had unspecified charges unpaid after due notice to consignee and consignor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Wingate
N. C
A. G. I Hof
N.C
AWG. Deverell
Charlotte
Notice of Administration for Lola Price Estate
This day J N Price qualified as administrator on the Lola Price estate. Creditors must present claims by March 20 1918 or be barred. Debtors should pay promptly. Dated March 14 1917. J N Price administrator. Redwine and Sikes attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lola Price
J. N. Price
Foreclosure Sale of Union Debt Property in North Carolina
John C. Siler, trustee, will sell at public auction at Monroe court house on March 20, 1917, to satisfy a note for 160 dollars with interest. The land div ided into three tracts lies on Crooked Creek in Union County, North Carolina, totaling about 166 acres, including a dower interest of Mary Yandle and the estate lands of C. T. Yandle. The sale is a transfer of property under deed of trust dated March 7, 1917, with Crow Bros. as the note holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unia
A. Lytandle
John C. Siler
Crow Bros
Manley
Court House
Monroe
Union
North Carolina
Uie
Vance Township
Pion Counts
Heal
Crooked Creek
K. S. Helms
Thos
M. Yandle
T. M. Yana
B.C. Stinson
Hettee
PC. Stinson
W. HL
BR. C
C. T. Yandle
C. T. Yandle's Estate Lands, Conveyed To Non Vanile Ty Newey and A. B. Lemmond
P. C. Stinson
H. Yandle
T. M. Yandle
R. S. Helms
Ramsey Yandle
Emsley Yandle
Rumery Yandle
Mary Jt Yandle
T. Yandle
C.T. Yandle
A. L. le
A. L. Yandle
Rorvey Yerdle
Raineer Yandle
A. L. Yannie
John C. Sires
Tedwine
Sikge
Attys. Ile
Sale of City Lot and Bank Stock in Special Proceeding
Varier and the court order in the case H. M. Houston et al v Daley Youngblood et al relates to the sale of a city lot and bank stock. An uncle of the commissioners will oversee proceedings in the Superior Court special proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varier
Minde
H. M. Houston
Daley Youngblood
Will
Walkup Lot Sale At Monroe Court House
On March 7 1917 at noon the Monroe court house door will offer for public sale a described Walkup lot in Monroe bounded by J A Crowell and others with 24450 square feet near Bear Skin creek plus ten shares of First National Bank of Monroe stock and ten shares of Savings Loan and Trust Co stock. Terms: half cash, half in eight months bearing interest, secured by court approved security. Bank stock sells for cash. This sale for part. Signed February 26 1917 by J M VANN and J C SIKES commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Monroe
N. C
City of
Bear Skin Creek
J. A. Crowell
A. L. F'Way
Goldy J. M. Fairley
W. C. Carroll
First National Bank Ot
Home Park Tales and Archies Fall in Monroe Journal Letter
A reader from Whiteville recalls correspondence with The Journal, recounting a trip from Clarkton to Waxhaw, meeting Mr. Cox of Monroe Journal, and memories of Union County. He notes local weather, planted crops, and farm work, plus a fishing misadventure with Archie and a boy. The writer jokes about learning the newspaper business and mentions past residents and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
King
Whiteville
Tnion County
Miguel
Clarkton
Tong
Uatvip
Wilmington
Monroe Journal
Mr. Cox
Union
Monroe and
Waxhaw
Wahaw
Dixie
Waxhaw Enterprise
W. H. Crowell
Tnion
Charlotte
Warsaw
Himg
Avelie King
Fen Monroe
Town honors manager as team vies for amateur crown
The manager recalls past battles with the Rehoboth ball squad and notes the town’s support as his team prepares to challenge the champion amateurs in North Carolina. He reflects on past regrets and the influence of friends, lawyers, and local sentiment in the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vening
North Carolina
Jain
Barry
Rehoboth
Ora
Stung by a Dime Fraud in Small Town Tale
A humorous local tale recounts how Judge Le wond Chief Griffin and Mr. Secrest were double crossed in a 10 cent sting. J Rufus Joseph manipulated them into paying a dime twice, then had Secrest cover the debt, leaving all three wrongly blamed for a petty scam with no clear moral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Wallingford &1
W. C. Lewond
Alm. Secrest
Mee
J. Rufne Wiington
J. Rufur
Croft Griffin
Ioan
Joseph
Mr. Joseph
J. Rufus
Lermond
Griffin
A. M. Secrest
Mr. Secrestee
Jozeph
Tee
Tayman
Pupils Strike Over Flag Song in New York School
In New York, March 12, pupils on New York Avenue public school strike against singing the Star Spangled Banner. The German-born American community attends the school, and teachers had been warned not to mention the war in class, but the anthem remains unvocalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Avenue
Nework
N. J
Minsle
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Striks
Washington
Southeast
Jerome Gore
Steen
Saly
Redwine & Sikes, Attys
Resal Ab Estate
J. C. Sikes
Ren
Aupe Lem
Secrest
Collins & Hargetyt
J. L. Winchester
Lee Griffin
Waterman's Fountain Pens
W. J. Iudge Co
J. H. Trott’s Market
Pernone
W. Thomas Baucow
Copp
J. Hill
Tonite
W. Rallings
A. H. Futch
W. J. Rudge Co
Collins & Hargett
Lathan & Richardson
S. R. Coajer
Beve
Ami
Price
Unionville
Darpe-Jertey Boar
Will Davis
Reziah's
Victor Victrolas
W. J. Radge Co
J. £. Crook
Mineral Springs
R. FD
H. Putch
Puteh
Star
Lanes Creek Township
C. E. Houston
H. M. Tennille
Gumns Bull
B. Taney
Cuba
Santiago
Guantanamo
Mayo
Manzanillo
Nenyutas
el jConbre
Sanjunga
Porto
Cialiy
John Fore
Globe-Wernicke
Monroe Auction Co
Rogers Bros
C. W. Ayscue
Virginia
G. C. Stone
Rart
Dise Plow
Chatham Smith
Fank Richardson
Horse Shore Haigter
Sniderpeabler Company
Walters
C. BE. Howaton
J. H. Clawson
Kesiah
Watt Ashcraft
Hayne Street
Dopple
Henry Lily
S. A. Warlick
Monroe Tron & Metal CO
Julia BR. Price
East Windsor
R. H. Garren
Hamilton-tUes Co
Dk. G. M. Smith
Monroe, N
Union Ae
W. B. Houston
Fitzgerald Building
R. L. Payne
Old Postoffice
Union Drug Co
B. C. Redfearn
Bruner
Marshville
Matthews
W. O. Lemmond
Old Library Room
H. Smith