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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
11
Legal notices outline multiple City of Thomasville tax sales and street improvement fi fas. Auctions occur on the first Tuesday in July with properties in Thomasville and surrounding blocks described by street addresses and parcel lines. Marshal N A Stegall oversees notices and sale terms.
A tax lien sale listing for 413 Straw Road Thom asville Georgia items Moses Owene levy under City of Thomasville taxes for 1943 and subsequent fi fas for 1964. The property bounds are Willa Moton Oscar Killings and an alley on Straw Road. Total due on all fi fas as of sale date is ninety one dollars and seven cents. Sale set for the thirtieth day of June 1948 Marshal City of Thomasville GA.
In Thomasville Georgia on the First Tuesday in July 1995 during legal hours a tax sale will be held for the property at 514 West Clay Street bounded by Lena Harrell and W Clay Street and Johnnie Williams with the debtor John David Parker. The sale is for city taxes for 1964 and the bid amount currently listed is 1023 dollars.
Public notices describe tax foreclosures in Thomasville Georgia with details on parcels tied to St Thomas AME Church and other properties. Dates reference June 1966 and July 1946 sale times, with marshal authentication and tax judgment figures.
The notice sets a public sale at 1st Tuesday in July by cash to the highest bidder. Property located at 228 Straw Road in Thomas County Georgia bounded by Katie Sue Wilson Frankie Mae Thomas and ACL Railroad. Property revived upon as Little Mae Sexton taxes in Thomas County.
Tax notice for the year 1944 shows a sale day of Forty-two and PY.100 Aellara totaling $42.04. Dated June 9 1965. N A ST AS ALL.
The Court of Ordinary cites interested parties to show cause at the July term why the application of Mrs. Robert A. Owens widow for twelve months support should not be granted. Clarice James, Ordinary. A J Whitehurnt Attorney at Law.
Lucile Griffin administratrix for Patate of FE Horton petitions for discharge after full administration. Court cites all concerned to show cause why she should not be discharged and receive Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in July 1968 in Clarice James Ordinary Court.
Frances A. Stone administratrix of Patate of Ethel Allen reports full administration and petitions the court to be discharged and granted Letters of Dismissal on the first Monday in July 1965. All persons concerned are cited to show cause if any why discharge should not be granted.
Helen A. Hughes and heir at law of Henry Arnold deceased apply to declare no administration necessary. Hearing set for Monday July 5 1945 at 10 AM in the Court of Ordinary office. If no objections, an order will be issued. May 28 1988.
Osco Hughes seeks discharge from guardianship of Henry Arnold. Objections must be filed by the first Monday in July or guardianship will be discharged. Contact Clarice James of Andrews & Andrews Attorneys at Law.
Notice to creditors and heirs of Lula G Simmons deceased of Thomas County Georgia. Clarich James Ordinary announces at his office Monday July 5 1945 1900 hours that if no objections are filed an order will state that administration is not necessary. May 31 1965. Alexander Vann Lilly Attorneys.
To whom it may concern notice shows application to discontinue Fleming Road in the 7th and 14th land districts of Thomas County Georgia. The route runs about 32 miles from Mid Pond Road across several land lots to New Hope Road. A July 8 1965 hearing before the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues will decide if the road is discontinued barring any good cause. June 5 1945. W B Garrison Clerk.
Charles Wayne Lancaster sues Doris H Lancaster for divorce in Thomas County Georgia. An order for service by publication dated June 1965 requires Doris Lancaster address unknown to appear within sixty days after June 1965 to answer the petition or the court will proceed. Witness the Honorable George R Lilley judge, June 7, 1965. Clerk William Watt Fr.
Magdalene Chapman files for divorce against William Edward Chapman in Superior Court, Thomasville Georgia. Court order dated June 7 1965 directs service by publication and requires appearance within 69 days. Judge George R. Lilly presiding. Mary Fleetwood deputy clerk Watt Jr. clerk.
James Servetus Mason V petitions the Superior Court for a name change to James Michael Mason. Interested parties must appear by June 29 in the court, with objections due by then. Attorney: Altman & Johnson.
By order of the Ordinary a public outcry sale of land in Thomasville Georgia will be held on the first Tuesday in July 1966 at the courthouse door. The tract includes Lots 18 19 and 20 fronting 31 feet on South Madison Street and 117 feet on Allen Alley in Thomasville Thomas County. The sale continues daily until all property is sold. Roscoe Brower administrator.
After June 18 1966 all accounts owed to Thigpen Tractor Co. or to PD L Thigpen become due to D L Thigpen and the firm will not be responsible for obligations incurred for PD L Thigpen or Thigpen personally unless authorized by D L Thigpen.
The Thomasville Thomas County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing in the Commissioner's Chamber at the Municipal Building on Tuesday June 6 1965 at 2 20 PM to consider rezoning Remington Avenue property formerly Riley Property from A Agriculture to include R-1A Cone Family Dwelling Residential R-1 One Family Dwelling Residential R-2 Milich Family Dwelling Residential and C-1 Retail Business. A map of proposed boundaries is in City Engineer's Office. Citizens may comment. City Clerk Ivlius Fl Artait June 1 1945 Adv.
A June public hearing at 7 30 p m in City Hall chambers will consider closing two unnamed alleys that were shown on a plat from Dawson Street to South Broad Street. Land adjacent is owned by A Scott and others near the A C T Spur tract. The plat is in the City Clerk’s office and Deed Book Q T page 8. Adjacent property owners will have a chance to be heard. George T D Adkins City Manager Thomasville.
The General Public Service Commission will hear General Telephone Company of Georgia Canton Telephone Company and Gold Leaf Telephone Company on July 14 1965 in Atlanta Georgia. The filing requests authority to merge to retire debt exchange stock transfer convey certificates of convenience and necessity and related actions. Public participation invited.
Trustee Marcus Calhoun of Whiddon’s Gas and Electric Co trusteeship announces a land sale on July 6, 1965 at 11 00 A M before the courthouse door in Thomas County Georgia. The property covers parts of Lots 8 44 and 45 in the county and is described as the bankrupt estate’s land.
Property in East End Thomasville described by street margins on Hill Blackshear and Triplett Streets. Plot by W R Dunlap dated 1 15 49 recorded in Book 7 D folio 299 Deed Records. Land to be sold free of liens to highest bidder for cash per court order dated June 8 1566. MARCT S RB CALHOUN Trustee
Public notice announces sale of property in Thomas County Georgia under power of sale for defaulted deeds. Two security deeds with New South Corporation and ALAJSAY INC as attorney in fact secure notes of $4 842 and $19 081 96 with proceeds to repay principal and costs before the courthouse door on first Tuesday in July 1985.
The records announce added notices of sale under power of sale in two security deeds. One concerns Herndon Andrews and Louise Andrews vs New South Corporation on land fronting South Street in Thomasville, with a note of 7100 dollars. the other involves L C Sanders and Ella Mae Sanders versus New South Corporation for lots 172, 179 and 198 in Mallette's Normal School Addition, totaling 6256 dollars.
On December ith 1964 Mrs Mildred Pettis conveyed to Alujay a security deed covering Lot Five in Block Nine of Woodham's Magnolia Subdivision Thomas County Georgia as per survey by James A Anderson Jr dated April 39 1964 and filed with the Thomas County Superior Court clerk's office.
On February 1 1964 Rob ert Fletcher and Mable Fletcher executed to Alajay Inc a security deed on two lots 19 and 20, Thomasville Georgia fronting 52 feet 3 inches on Second Avenue and 100 feet deep, as shown in Deed Book Jr 459. The note amount 11571.90 plus interest and other indebtedness secured, with power of sale, sale to occur after proper ad vertisement on the first Tuesday in July 1965 by Alexander Vann and Lanly, Attorneys in Fact.
Notified sale under power due to default on a secured debt. The deed to secure debt originated with Fred Hiland and Willie Ruth Jill, later transferred to J R Sumner and then to Bank of Thomas County. The property records show transfers on March 1 and April 7, 1961 in Thomas County deeds.
J R Sumner as attorney in fact for Fred Hill and Willie Ruth Hill will sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in July 1965 during legal hours at the county courthouse door in Thomas County Georgia. The triangular lot at 127 Oak Street in Thomasville described in Deed Book 9 L page 481 is mortgaged to Thomas County Federal Savings and Loan Association. Proceeds to repay indebtedness and costs. deed to purchaser as per the security deed.
On the 7th day of July 1940 Herman L Hoff executed a security deed to Thomas County Federal Savings and Loan Association for Lot 6 Block BB Woodcrest Subdivision in Thomasville Georgia to secure a note of 10550 dollars. The note and security deed call for the entire balance to become due and the property will be advertised for sale to the highest bidder on the first Tuesday of July 1965 between legal hours before the courthouse door Thomasville. The sale includes a 30 gallon gas water heater and is conducted by Thomas County Federal Savings and Loan Association as attorney in fact for Herman L Hoff.
County Administrator will sell at public outcry for cash the undivided one fifth interest in 60% acres of land in Lot 261, 33rd District, Thomas County Georgia. Sale day first Tuesday in July 1965, at court house door during legal hours. continued daily as needed. Portion described from John Mitchell tract, deed data June 1, 19%, recorded in Clerk office deed book G page 110.
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