Sheriff Sale Notices from Georgia Thomas County 1930
Public sale announcements list multiple properties including a 1926 Chrysler coach and household goods owned by J D Harvey, sold to satisfy a City Court execution. Additional notices cover stock of merchandise owned by Walter C Pittman Pittman Company levied for an unrelated tax and credit claim, and a security deed on land tied to R O Wages with a note balance of 2400 dollars. Notices dated June 6 1930 and June 2 1930.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
J. D. Harvey
C. L. Hamilton
Tris
Gordon RE. Davis
Giorgia
Pittman Company
South Broad Street
Walter Co. Pittman and Pittman Company
City Court of
MaNory Hat Company
Bennett Textile Co
Walter C. Pittman and Pittman Company
Gordon BE. Davis
Land Auction Notice in Thomasville District 1930
Public sale order to satisfy an execution from the City Court of Thomasville. Property described as 82 percent acres in lot 387, 18th district, Thomas County. Bounded by Redfearn and Givens, then Givens to Hester Holland, M. D. Redfearn, and back to start. Sheriff Gordon F. Davis notes June 1930.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
Redfearn
Fred Givens
Dr. Dallas
Hester Holland
Une
M. D. Redfearn
St. Giveng
Georgia Fertilizer Company
B. & E. Givens
Gordon F. Davis
Public sale of Pavo Weekly News print shop and Carter estate lands
Property to be sold includes Campbell pony press C and P job press paper cutter four stones and related items used by Pavo Weekly News in Pavo Georgia. Real estate 200 acres in Thomas County described in Land Lots 303 and 342, with Isaac W Carter estate as debtor. Proceeds cover debt to Martin Hoyt Company and Isaac W Carter estate. Also 100 acres in Thomas County under security deed to Leon Loan Finance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
Campbell
Pavo Weekly News
Pavo
P. W. Reddick
Martin Hoyt Company
Gordon E. Davis
Heriff
Georgia Thomas County land sale by Leon Loan & Finance Co.
Notice of sale under a security deed involving W. P. Wages and R. O. Wages to secure a note of 2600 dollars dated 1926. Property in McLaughlin Heights Thomasville with Lots 1 and 2 fronting Smith Avenue, to be sold to satisfy indebtedness and costs on the first Tuesday in July 1930. Proceeds to pay the loan and costs. balance to Wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County
Georgia
Alexander Land
Ivey Land
Summer Hill
R. O
Sylvanus W. Curtis, Jr
S. W. Curtiss
Clark H. Curtiss
E. S. Hubert
Clerlk
Vine
T.S. Green
Leon Loan & Finance Company
Gor Loan & Finance CO. Inc
T. S. Green
Superior Court
Said
Leon Loan’ Finance Company
W. P
Green
Said County
T “Reen
Leon Loan & Finance Corp’, Inc
McLaughlin Heights
Smith Avenue
Bennett Street
Thomasville
B. H. Wright
Leon Loan & Finance Company, Inc
Becoe
Five Hundred Fifty Four Acre Thomas County Property Sold
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia will sell at public auction on July 1 1930 a 554.6 acre tract four miles west of Thomasville on the Thomasville Summerhill road. The property, part of Land Lots 177 and 192 in the 637th district, is described by plat by A S Vann 1911 and was conveyed to A I Jennings by Flowers Realty Co March 1 1920. D Roy Hay is attorney for the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heorgia
Thomas County
A. E. Jennings
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Superior Court
Thomas
County
Georgia
Thomasville
Thomasville and
Summerhill
A.S. Vann
Summerhill Road
J. M. Jordan
Heeth
Renfroe
Joy, McKinnon
New Public Road
A. I. Jennings
Flowers Realty Company
D. Roy Hay
Probate notices for estate administrations cited in county
Multiple notices cite creditors and kin to appear by law for permanent administration or dismission of estates. Individuals named include W. H. Platt Julia A. Cooper E. B. Cooper W. T. Jay Florence I McMath and others under Wm M Jones Ordinary in Thomas County Georgia with dates June 10 1930 and July 1930 and related appraisers and supporters listed.
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Georgia
Thomas County
M. W. Pearson
W. H. Platt
Wm. M. Jonins
Julia A. Cooper
FE. B. Cooper
C. W. Cooper
E. B. Cooper
Wm . Jones
W T. Jay
Jeanie E. Samnson
Jeanie EH. Sampson
W. T Jay
Jeanie
Plassie Pearson
M. W Pearson
Wm. M. Jones
Berta Willis
P. R. Willis
W. T. McMath
Florence I. McMath
Florence
I. McMath
W. T McMath
W. T. Jay
Sampson
S. Sampson
Www
T. Jay
Fogbound New York Harbor Delays Major Liners
Heavy fog kept New York harbor ships at bay as liners Europa Aquitania George Washington and Cherokee stalled docking. Europa slipped into Brooklyn pier eight hours late while Aquitania berthed at quarantine nine hours late with Ambassador Dawes among the shorebound travelers. Other vessels anchored at Ambrose Light awaiting relief as Fall River line ships idled offshore. Visibility near 100 feet at six this morning.
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New York
New York Harbor
Europa
Brooklyn
Cunard
Charles G. Dawes
United States
George Washington
Clyde
Cherokee
Ambrose Light
Hamburg
Degrasse
Staatendam
New England
Flushing
Queens
Cotton consumption and stocks reported by Census Bureau
May cotton consumption totaled 473 017 bales of lint and 68 779 bales of linters. On hand May 31 in consuming establishments were 1 531 346 lint bales and 237 505 linters, with public storage and compresses at 3 337 360 lint and 89 173 linters. Imports for May were 53 328 bales and exports 208 796 lint bales plus 10 460 linters. Active spindles in May reached 28 374 434, down from April and May of last year.
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Washington
Census Bureau
World Methodist assembly set for Atlanta in 1931
Delegates from Methodist churches worldwide will convene in Atlanta in October 1931 for the sixth Ecumenical Methodist conference. The Ecumenical commission chaired by Bishop W N Ainsworth approved the move, with the program committee led by Bishop F P Leet. The gathering, held every ten years, will include about 230 eastern hemisphere delegates out of 550 attendees.
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Louisville
Atlanta
Ecumenical Commission
W. N. Ainsworth
F. P. Leet
Omaha
Neb
Washington
Toronto
Canada
London
Great Britain
Radio Schedule Highlights From Eastern Stations Sunday
Eastern Standard time program listings show a dense schedule across WEAF WJZ WBT WHAS WABC and more. It lists morning afternoon and evening blocks with concerts talks and church services plus orchestras and soloists at dozens of stations including New York Baltimore Pittsburgh Charlotte and Nashville.
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Associated Press
WEAF
New York
NBG
Melody Hour
WRC
Balindeers
WSB
Tecitalista
WTAM
Pilevims
WWI
WGR Crow
WCAT
CKGW
WGR
the Fusiliers
Metropolitan
Medoes
WTAAL
NBC Artists
Wtrag
aAlso Wiar
WCSH
WWJ
WSAI
Sunduay Forum
Wiisnl
WPTY
Weil Wiar
WJIZ
NBC Ghani
NBC
Catholic Hour
WEAI
WAAR
WTAG
WGOY
WRT
WIOND
WSM
WER
WREIC
CKRGW
WCAH
WHAS
WJIAX
WRVA
WFT
WFLA
Hib
WHEEI
WJAR
WCATE
WIC
WGY
WSAT
WLIT
Senares—Weaf
Major Bowes
WOY
WcsHn
WIOD
WELA
Choral Orch
WROE
WCAR
WPT
WCAW
WRIC
WSR
Wptr
WEI
WCAE
WGN
WTIC
Champions’ Orchestra
WFI
Weostl
WIAR
WEEI
Seth Parker
WITAS
WIAX
WPTF
Wr Way
WIAM
WIZ
WPG
Atlantic City
WABC
AWARC
Studia
Atlantic
Clear Channel
WLW
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Wi4z
WEA
Journal Orchestra
WOATS
Twileht
Jameses
Phil Sphalny
Salon Singers
WEET
WJIAR
Movyle
WGK
WFIC
KYW
WBT
WJAX
WAPI
WAM
Rand Concert
Floyd Gibbons
WITAX
WSAL
B. A. Rolfe
WEE Wrc
WCAKE
WGN Who
WEIC
WSU
Wwrr
Ponce Sisters
WEL
Don Bigelow
WFE
WRLA
WSA
Rudy Vallee
Orch
Wjan Weic
WJZ
NBC Chain
Mme. Gainshburg
Candrexs
Creighton Allen
WBZ
KDKA
WHAM
WIR
Amos
Andy
WPTE
WCKY
Welawson
Jesters
Brush Man
WBAL
WJR
Wd4z
WRZ
WRAL
WAR
Strines & Bows
Godfrey Ludlow
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Messiyres
WGY Schenectady
Secret 625
WEHAF
Tiw
WICAI
Strooners
Oreh
WAZ
Bay State
NBC & Music
Charlotte
Music
The
Owl Club
Louisville
Musicc
Jack Turner
Nashville
Music Shop
Wrva Richmond
Fidlera
Eleanor Boardman Welcomes Eight Pound Girl
Los Angeles reports film actress Eleanor Boardman gave birth to an eight pound girl yesterday. She is wife of King Victor, a motion picture director. The couple already has a three year old daughter.
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Los Angeles
Eleanor Boardman
King Victor
Brock and Schlee Start for Jacksonville
Atlanta June 14 William Brock and Edward Schlee Detroit aviators began a trans continental flight route from Atlanta to Jacksonville then on to San Diego they hoped to reach Jacksonville by 9 am.
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Atlanta
William Brock
Edward Schlee
Detroit
Jacksonville
San Diego
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C. M. Heeth
W. A. Palin
H. K. Hayes
C. W. Atikinson
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Treas
State of
Isaac W. Carter
County of
C. H. Daniels
Dock M. Baker
Mary W. Kennedy
Pescerayce
Alexander Bunce
H. WW. Hayes
Cc. W. Atkinson
Sec. & Treas
T. BE. Amason
Amason
T. FE. Amason
Pright
WBT Chariotte
WJI4
First Baptist Church
WIA
WSM Nashville
First Presbyterian Church
WBAT
St. Mark's Episcopal Service
Orchestra
Tone Pictures
Aptternoon
Roxy Symphony Orchestra
WSUN
WIAN
WJIR
Don Carlos
Wet
Berring
B. Ff
Herrin Mortician
Wearn
Cai
Brock
Schlee
Prono
Jackson St
Wuss
DLD
Universal Credit Company Plan OF Time Payments
Kid Spot
Gravystain
Scrappy Smirch
Tuxedo Arena
Windowdrape Park
Tweey Tailoring
Compas French Dry Cleaners
Oducts Milling Company
Meigs
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