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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
12
Thomasville Real Estate & Improvement Company will sell at public outcry the described Lot 2 Square C in Thomasville Georgia to satisfy defaulted installments and accrued indebtedness. Proceeds fund debt to Commercial Bank R H Todd and Equitable Life Assurance Society with balances payable to A E Cooper and Geo W Cooper.
W B Spann as holder of a security deed for $7,900 principal plus $701.50 interest will sell at public outcry at the Thomasville courthouse in Thomas County Georgia on July 7 1936 to satisfy the debt and costs. Any surplus will be paid to M Bracey. The sale is conducted under the powers in the deed and related assignments recorded in Thomas County.
A deed dated January 27, 1932, by A. E. Cooper and Geo W. Cooper in Thomas County Georgia secures a note of 6667.32 with 7 percent interest to Commercial Bank of Thomasville and R H Todd. The land, a house and lot on East Jefferson Street in Thomasville, is subject to prior security, and the bank may sell the property at public outcry before the county court if debt is not paid.
In Thomas County the receiver for Citizens Building and Loan Association will sell at public outcry before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in May 1986 the mortgage property described as Lots 5 6 7 and 8 in Marinette Normal School Addition to Thomasville. The sale, to satisfy a note of 547 payable monthly for 132 months, covers principal and interest through sale date. Proceeds go to costs, debt, and balance to Mary Roan.
Public outcry foreclosures set for July 1936 in Thomas County Georgia on parcels in Boston and Thomasville. Notices name Sam Williams J H Norwood G C Lewis J D Andrews and Moses Edwards Place with property boundaries and loan details.
Public sale notices announce the Home Owners Loan Corporation and attorney in fact for J W Jinright and Mrs J C Beverly seeking to liquidate secured debts. Descriptions cover Lots in Thomasville and properties in Thomas County with details of acreage and boundaries as recorded in local deeds.
Public sales to settle land and tax claims in Thomas County Georgia include 26 acres in headbarrow district to satisfy a 1926 city court execution for Primers Merchants Bank. Additional city tax trifas cover multiple tracts in Thomasville with rising totals and costs.
Allan reveals Morgan is the alive heir and Iris confronts him about deception. Granny forgives and officiates as Iris and Morgan pledge love and plan a future together, choosing honesty over fear while the Lannings celebrate.
Public notice of foreclosure by sale on the first Tuesday in July 1936 in Thomasville Georgia for street improvement liens. Parcels detailed include Roscoe Lake Steven Lake and others with principal amounts and interest, running along Broad Street Gordon Avenue and nearby streets. Also notices to debtors and creditors for estates of James Merrill King and Irene E Davis with executors named and payment demands.
Major R. J. Guinn of Atlanta urged unrestricted press freedom as essential to citizen liberty during the Georgia Press Association jubilee in Milledgeville. He praised early founders, honored living members, and warned against dictatorship, while the convention noted hosts and discussions of legislative goals. Mrs. John R. Marsh of Atlanta, novelist Peggy Mitchell, was named honor guest at the Savannah meeting.
Washington June 9 Congress adjourns for a week during the Republican convention as disputes over the new tax bill persist. Conferees face a delay in a joint meeting while the House and Senate versions linger, and President Roosevelt has met with Democratic conferees without signaling a likely compromise toward the House plan.
In Athens Georgia on January 4 1908 the Clarke County sheriff in frock coat and red worn as part of the traditional march of Georgia graduates presided at the University commencement. The sheriff has held office since February 1908 and helped lead the long standing campus ritual with more than 500 graduates and guests present in academic gowns.
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