Braves Players Weighing Heavy Faces Slimming Regimen
Boston manager Bill McKeefinie orders Jim Elliott and Frank Hogan to shed pounds by nightly drills after games. Duffy Lewis oversees weight control with Elliott in left and Hogan in right to avoid collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jim “Jumbo” Elliott
Frank “Shanty” Hogan
Braves Field
Bill McKeefinie
Hogan
Elliott
Duffy Lewis
Duffy
Red Sox
Hooper-Speaker-Lewis
Grain elevator rising in Vancouver to store fall wheat
A 228 foot high grain elevator with 54 storage bins and total capacity of 13 200 bushels is under construction in Vancouver Washington. It aims to be finished in time to receive the fall wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver, Wash
Mining Engineer Held in California Extortion Plot
Frank E. Sutton, 48, a mining engineer, was arrested in Los Angeles on a federal indictment accusing him of extortion against Altadena financier Fred S. Markham. The case centers on a March letter demanding 22 000 dollars under threat to Markham or family, with a trap package used to lure discovery. Sutton denies involvement and awaits arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Frank E. Sutton
Fred S. Markham
Altadena
Calif
Lindbergh
Markham
Illinois Central Railroad
Sutton
Tecumseh, Mich
Pasadena
Thec’ong
Sherif
Department of Justice
Texas
Jennings
J. P. Pate Named Manager of Woco-Pep Service Station
J P Pate takes over as manager of the Woco Pep Blue and White Service Station on South Broad Street. He arrives from Atlanta and aims to make the station a premier one stop facility with support from Joe Higgins. Pate, ex General Motors field rep, plans to reside in Thomasville with his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
South Broad Street
Times-Enterprise
Woco-Pep
W. Powell
J. P. Pate
Atlanta
Pate
Wofford Oil Company
Joe Higgins
Thomasville
General Motors Corporation
Buick
Olds
Pontiac
Times-Fin
Warford Oil Company
Thomsville
May 1934 Thomasville security deed sales notice mix
May 1934 legal advertising resume lists multiple foreclosure actions in Thomasville Georgia. Properties include parcels on Young Street and Pine Summit subdivision in Thomas County under security deeds dating 1920 to 1934. Auctions planned at the courthouse on specified Tuesdays with deeds to purchaser per security deed terms.
Security Deed Sale In Thomasville On Residence Lot
Security deed by Mary M Tillman to Equitable Life Assurance Society dated July 1 1929 recorded July 11 1929 in Book 4 P 460 Thomas County will be sold at public sale on first Tuesday in June 1934 to highest bidder for cash. Property is a lot on Jefferson street with dwelling front and back depth 2090 feet. Default on notes. balance due 2962.93 plus taxes interest and expenses of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Real Estate & Improvement Co
C. L. Chastain
Court House
Thomasville
Thomas County
Young Street
East Vionroe
Frank Taylor
Pine Summit Subdivision
Alexander Street
Thomasville Real Estate & Improvement Coo
138Th
Georgia
Rebecca Herbert
Wirt Wilson
Mose Miller
Ann Clark
Jim Herbert
Alex Beard
Caroline Hadley
Willis Herbert
Willie Herbert
Annie FH. Cooke
A. H. Cooke
Richmond Mortgage & Loan Corp
Campbell W. Ansley
State Planters Bank & Trust Co
Thomas
Richmond Mortgage & Loan Corporation
Court House Door
Mimosa Drive
Redden Street
Gordon Avenue
Broad Street
Richmond Mortcoage & Loan Corp
H. A. Ray
Mary M. Tillman
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Jefferson Street
Tax Sales Notice and Estate Administrations for Thomas County
The Equitable Life Assurance Society will auction multiple Thomasville properties on the first Tuesday in May 1934 to satisfy 1932 taxes. Listings include numerous houses on Madison, North Stephens, Choraleer, Smith, Fletcher, South Mitchell, Oak, Smith Crawford, West Clay, Colton, VanWassell, and other lots. Also notices request permanent administration for Jinright and Collings estates, discharge petitions for Rouse, and creditors’ demands for Spence and Bustle estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Street
City Water and Light Plant
J. B. Harris
Mitchell Street
Thomasville
Emory Washington
Oak Street
Gilbert Wilson
Smith Avenue
Crawford Street
Anne Chastain
West Clay Street
T. G. Floyd
Colton Ave
Catherine .Lang
Prince BK. Jinight
Court of Ordinary
Thome County
Juin
T. S. Spencer
Thomas County
R. W. McMillan
S. Spence
R. W McMillan
W. A Bustle
KB. R Buetle
W. A. Bustle
Roosevelt Attends Son John Ro on Groton School Graduation
President Roosevelt travels from New York to Groton School to witness his son John’s graduation. He meets Massachusetts leaders aboard his train and greets crowds in Worcester before motor trip to Groton. Governor Ely, Worcester Mayor Mahoney, and Boston US attorney Ford join the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Groton
Francis M. Stephenson
Worcester
Mass
Roosevelt
John
Groton School
United States
New York Harbor
Washington
Congress
Massachusetts
Joseph B. Ely
John Mahoney
Francis W. Ford
Boston
Robert Greenwood
Fitchburg
New York
United States Wins Davis Cup Doubles Sparking Coaching Debate
In Baltimore on June 1 the American zone tennis championship ends with Lester Stoefen and George Lott defeating Dr. Ricardo Tapia and Eduardo Mestre Jr. 6-4 6-4 6-4 to seal three straight wins. R Norris Williams criticizes the doubles unit citing weak return of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
R. Norris Williams
Mexico
Lester R. Stoefen
Los Angeles
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Ricardo Tapia
Eduardo Mestre, Jr
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Ovett’s —Groceteria
Scott Tissue
Staley
L. O
Maxwell House Coffee
U. S
California
Lic
Boston Braves
Annie H. Cooke
A. H. S. Cook
James Herbert
A. E. S. Cook
Wesson
Wesson Oil
Wessy N Oil
Equitable Life Assuranced Society OF the
H. H. Merry
C. M. Heeth
TLC
Tero
Gussie Robinson
Choraleer
A. A. Blair
Smith Ave
S. FE. Dixon
Wansell Street
Horace Monroe
A. Parrangers
Coolidge
Mise Dollie Weldon
I. T. Leben
W. L. Leban
Doc Wright
Rube Goldberg
Norris
Williams
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