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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
10
Legal notice announces June sale of property in Thomas County to satisfy indebtedness from 1927 agreement. Describes parcel of city lot in Square OC City of Thomasville and prior deeds, with terms of sale at public auction on first Tuesday in July 1936, subject to unpaid taxes and costs. Receiver appointed to proceed with sale.
Under power of sale in a 1950 security deed, Sam Williams’ property in Boston and Thomas County is advertised for public sale to satisfy a $216.55 note. The receiver for Citizens Building and Loan Association will conduct the sale at the Thomas County courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1936, with proceeds first covering costs, then the debt, and remainder to Williams. Attorneys Theo Titus and B C Andrews announce the proceeding.
Notice details the sale of A. E. Cooper and Geo W. Cooper’s real estate in Thomas County to satisfy a $4,678.02 debt to Commercial Bank and R. H. Todd with an equity of redemption held by the Equitable Life Assurance Society. The sale will be at the Thomasville courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1936, with proceeds applied to debt, costs, and any surplus to the coopers. A second notice lists another tract in Mallette Normal School Addition to be sold for a separate note of $6.47 monthly for 182 months.
Security deed details a 1932 loan to J H Norwood with Citizens Building and Loan Association. The property at 201 Patten Street, 75 by 120 feet, is offered at public outcry on the first Tuesday in July 1936 to satisfy a 12.56 monthly note and a total principal of 364.78, with costs and excess to Norwood. Proceeds pay costs, debt, and surplus to Norwood.
Mrs. Mattie Palmer defaulted on a secured debt. Mrs. J C Beverly will sell multiple parcels totaling about 143.67 acres in Thomas County at public auction on the First Tuesday in July 1936. Sale proceeds repay the debt and costs with any surplus distributed to interested parties. McCollum, attorney for Mrs. Beverly.
Thomas County Georgia deed notice to sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door on first Tuesday in July 1936. Property lies in Thom asville city on lot 44 west and subdivision lots 23 and 24 fronting Oak Street 60 feet, from Citizens Building and Loan Association record.
Legal notice states a parcel on Lewis alley and Oak street described as lot 24 with adjoining lot 23, 40 feet wide along Oak street and 100 feet deep, forming a rectangle. A note for 9.00 monthly for 24 months, principal 603.59 due, sale proceeds to cover this debt and costs, default over three months, proceeds to debtors and balance to C J Lewis. Receiver THEO TITUS and B P ANDREWS for Citizens Building & Loan Association, June 9, 1923.
F A Larkins security deed records property in Thomas County for auction on first Tuesday in July 1936. It covers lots 14 and 15 in McLaughlin Heights, fronting 10 feet on Wray Street, 136 feet deep to an alley, with monthly payments of 16.50 for 120 months and a principal due balance of 478.29 plus costs.
Public sale of a property known as Moses Edwards Place in Thomasville by Home Owners' Loan Corporation as attorney in fact for Will Leggins. Sold to pay principal 312.25 plus tax advances 38.42 and interest 27.83, with ninety day default, located on West Clay Street. Proceeds apply to indebtedness and sale costs.
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation will sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in July 1936 in Thomasville within legal hours the property described as East End Lot 9 in Thomasville Georgia. The sale covers the lot with 68 foot frontage on Colton Avenue and depth 192% feet plus fixtures to satisfy a note of $2,107.88 and related indebtedness.
The 25 acres lie in No 411 Boston militia district Thomas county Georgia bounded south by A C G railroad north by Leak estate west by J T Heeth and east by E F Hooker. Levied as J M Leak property to satisfy a Farmers Merchants Bank Coolidge Ga judgment from the City Court of Thomasville. Sale set for a day in July to the highest bidder for cash. Gordon Er Davis Sheriff Thomas County Ga.
Tax sales will occur at the courthouse door in Thomasville Georgia on the first Tuesday in July 1936 for cash to satisfy city and other tax fi a s. Tract 1 describes Reese Hosue and Jot with bounds and assessed amounts for 1983 1934 and 1986 totaling 87.45 dollars. Tract 2 covers Braswell lot on Magnolia Street with bounds to Estate William Hemly Leola Clemons and others, assessed for 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 totaling 73.11 dollars. Levies serve as property of named owners with notices given to owners and tenants. Dated June 2 1986. M Hancock Marshal City of Thomasville.
Notices announce guardian applications for Cainer Rupp and George Clarence Phillips estate issues. Mentions hearings set for July term at 10 a.m. and permanent administration contested by creditors and heirs. Also renunciation and succession of guardian for George W. Joan ie and appointment of P Roy Hay, all in Thomas County Georgia.
McCollum guardian seeks discharge from property guardianship for Charlee Harvey Greenlee and William Gordon Greenlee. Objections due by first Monday in July. discharge may follow. Milton S. Reagan guardian seeks discharge from Ellis S. Reagan guardianship. objections due by first Monday in July. June 10, 1936. RS. Burch, Ordinary.
Creditors of the James Merrill King estate in Thomas County Georgia are ordered to file their demands with co executors Mrs Fannie Slender King and Mrs Mae Morris by law. The marshal will sell city parcels in Thomasville on the first Tuesday in July 1936 to satisfy street improvement levies and related costs.
Mrs. Barney Kahn welcomed guests for a Wednesday bridge party honoring Miss Naomi Welch, bride elect. Gladiolia and garden flowers decorated rooms and the porch. High score went to Mrs. C. W. Herd for a pair of linen towels. second high to Mrs. Perry Bages for hose. Welch received a glass bowl. A salad course followed with a tiny gold cupid ring on each plate.
Property levies listed for multiple tracts with descriptions of boundaries and owners. Notice states each tract was levied upon and owners notified. marshal Jom Wanqgqou is the city official in Thornsville.
Notice from M. On Pearthurm that he has filed for exemption of personality and setting apart homestead valuation and will sell the property on July 6 at 1 am at the office of R S Rurch, Ordinary.
The estate of Irene M. Davis late of Thomas county is settling. Creditors must present demands to Annie D. Lively administratrix by law and all debtors must pay promptly. Dated May 14 1936.
New York June 1 reports note twelve cent cotton reappearing in trading for the first time since November as rumors say the government producers pool has liquidated. July futures rose amid urgent demand, with a decline in pool holdings to 124,500 contracts while spot cotton remains scarce.
Paris June 19 Vincent Atmel, minister of finance, told the chamber that the franc will not be devalued. He said France will strive to recover the abroad capital and offered amnesty to exporters if they declare holdings. The bill would exempt from punishment until July 15 those who fail to report exportation of capital.
Treasury data shows June 17 receipts 159 347 990 56 dollars and expenditures 43 008 1370 4, with net balance 8 547 092 289 452. Customs receipts for the month total 18 890 369 61. Fiscal year receipts since July 1 amount to 8 931 022 654 83 and expenditures 8 588 520 084 61 including 3 184 444 502 72 in emergency spending. Excess of expenditures 4 657 497
Paris June 19 Miley Chanel announced her dress making establishment would close after refusing an offer from her workers to take over the business. The shop was already "virtually closed" by strikers occupying premises. Chanel offered to stay as unpaid adviser if workers formed a cooperative, but they refused.
In Alabama two prisoners were executed in Kilby prison’s electric chair. Elmer N. Avant, 34, former utility manager and father of four, was put to death for the slaying of Mrs. John Norman and her husband in Fort Deposit last June. Walter Miller, a black man, was executed for the assault murder of Vivian Woodward, a Huntsville high school girl.
Montezuma Frozen Fruit Company asks a three judge federal court to block shipment of fortified wines into Georgia. The suit targets Atlantic Coast Line Southern Railway and Poole Transportation Company after a state court petition was denied. The company buys Georgia grown fruits for natural fermentation products.
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