Sheriff's Sale Across Thomas County Georgia 1931
Public outcry sale by sheriff in Thomas County Georgia on first Tuesday in July 1931 to pay liens and debts. Properties include undivided half interests in multiple tracts of Lot 212 in the 13th and 18th districts and a separate tract in the 13th district. also a Thomasville house and lot at 413 Straw Road and a Broad Street property in Thomasville. Names include R W Owens Laura L Mitchell C M Heeth Houston Lumber Co First National Bank of Thomasville Roscoe Luke and S Alex Smith estate. Proceeds apply to debts with remaining funds to heirs as named.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Said
W. W. Owens, Sr
W W. Owens Jr
William W. Owens
P . Murphy
Pavo Public Road
W. W. Owens, Jr
C. W. Owens
C. W. Owen
W. W. Owen, Jr
W. W. Owens
P. EB
R. W. Owens
Superior Court
Said County
Lucy Owens
G. E. Davis
Thomasville
Straw Road
Laura L. Mitchell
C. M. Heeth
C. C. Croft
Laura J. Mitchell
Gordon B. Davis
Bessie Ball Nicholson
A. Harvey Ball
Alexis Ball Jones
Roscoe Luke
Asa
Thomanville
County of Thomas
State of Georgia
South Broad Street
Hill and Broad Streets
H. Feinberg
Feinberg
H. P. Carlton
Carlton
Park Avenue
Achilles Ave
Grant Street
Broad Street
S. Alex Smith
W. H. Rogers
Robert O. Ball
Public outcry sale of 50 acres in Thomas County Ga
Public sale to satisfy two executions: 50 acres of land lot 354 in the 18th district Thomas County bounded by Hagar Straughter Hanna estate Mrs Ireland and John Bryant levied on as the property of Hagar Straughter. and a Meigs town lot bounded by Marshall street G W Gullette estate unnamed street and Alligood described in deed from G L Duren to H L Allen levied on as the property of H L Allen to satisfy an execution from the City Court of Thomasville in favor of Aetna Iron and Steel Company.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
Hagar Straughter
Hanna
Mrs. Ireland
John Bryant
Justice Court
G. M. Thomas
Jas. M. King
Gordon E. Davis
Meigs
Marshall Street
G. W. Gullette
Land Sale Under Security Deed in Thomasville
The Merchants and Farmers Bank of Boston announces a sale of a one quarter acre tract in Thomasville Georgia on the first Tuesday in July at the courthouse door. The property is part of lot 5 in block FF bounded by Davis place Monroe street Tinney Dorsey and Allen Bone, to satisfy a debt of Banner May Mickens estate totaling $214.20 with interest at 8 percent from October 1 1930 plus costs. Cash only. deed will transfer under the security deed provisions. any excess goes to the deceased's representatives. June 6 1931.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Banner May Mickens
Merchants & Farmers Bank of
Boston
Court House
Safe County
Thomasville
J. R. S. Davis
Monroe Street
Tinney Dorsey
Allen Bone
Banner May Mick
the Merchants & Farmers Bank OF Boston
A. B. Mobley
Banks
Property transfer notice in Thomas County deeds
The document records a transfer of property interests from Houston Lumber Company to The First National Bank of Thomasville, dated December 26, 1929, involving a tract in the thirteenth district of Thomas County Georgia. Description begins at the northwest corner of lot number 10 and proceeds south along property lines.
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Georgia
Thomas County
T. B. Chisholm
Houston Lumber Company
Superior Court
Said County
Jay Searcy Fleetwood sought incorporation in 1931
Petition filed in Thomas County Georgia to form Jay Searcy & Fleetwood as a corporate body for twenty years with capital stock up to 25000 dollars. Principal office in Thomasville with branch power, numerous business lines including insurance loans real estate and securities, authority to borrow and issue bonds, and to acquire or dispose of property. Signed by W T Jay P C Searcy R G Fleetwood Sr H H Merry, clerk J F Singletary.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Superior Court
Said County
W. E. Thomas
W. T. Jay
Searcy
R. G. Fleetwood, Sr
Jay, Searcy & Fleetwood
Thomasville
T. Ray
P. C. Searcy
R. G. Pumetwood
H. H. Merry
Atty
J. F. Singletary
J. Eb, Singletary
Fred S. Smith
Smith-Cochran Company
Alred
Sale Under Security Deed In Thomasville Georgia
Under a security deed dated 1920 and recorded in Thomas County court records, W A Palin secures a note to W W Ball with 8 percent interest. The principal $3,750 and accrued interest plus advances are due. The sale occurs the first Tuesday in July 1931 at the Thomasville courthouse for cash to satisfy the debt with balance to Palin. The property lies in Thomasville city a rectangle with a five room bungalow situated on Jefferson Street. Attorney Anne J Craigmiles notes the proceeding for Georgia Omas County.
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Georgia
Thomas County
W. A. Palin
W.W. L. Ball
Superior Court
Said County
Court House
Thomasville
Jefferson Street
Jefferson and Hardaway Streets
Anne J. E. Craigmiles
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Thomasville Georgia 1931
Roscoe Luke will sell at public outcry before the courthouse door in Thomasville Georgia the half acre tract described as part of the Hardaway tract north of Hayes street and east of Mitchell street. The sale to satisfy a note secured by a secur ity deed executed by Ella Wilson to Roscoe Luke on October 25 1926. Proceeds apply first to the debt and any balance to Ella Wilson. This June 1 1931.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Ella Wilson
Roscoe Luke
Court House
Thomasville
Hayes Street
Mitchell Street
13Th
Hardaway
E. M. Mallette
Executor Appointment For Miss Sarah Jane Carroll
J W Blanton applies as executor for probate in solemn form of the will of Miss Sarah Jane Carroll. Heirs at law must appear at the court of ordinary on the first Monday in July for the probate hearing. Wm M Jones Ordinary.
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Georgia
Thomas County
J. W. Blanton
Sarah Jane Carroll
Wm. M. Jones
Cication
W. J. Taylor
Howell Anthony
William M. Jones orders discharge of estate administrator
In Thomas County Georgia W H Platt administrator of Lottie Howard is cited to show cause why he should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in July 1931. Wm M Jones Ordinary issues the citation to all persons kindred and creditors to appear.
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Georgia
Thomas County
W. H. Platt
Lottie Howard
Wm. M. Jones
Mamie R. Reese
Thomas A
Mary E
Sallie Jones
T. A. Jones
Hugenia Milton
N. J. Milton
Emily K. Crovatt
T. R. Crovatt
Citation for administration and guardianship notices in county court
Duncan Bickley applies for letters of administration on Lewis Nail estate and summons creditors and kin to appear in July 1931. Mrs Mamie R Reese seeks guardianship for T A Jones and two minor children. Appraisers report for Hugenia Milton twelve months support. interested parties to show cause in July term. Emily K Crovatt petitions discharge as administratrix. W J Taylor applies for probate of Howell Anthony will. heirs to appear in July for hearing.
Election Notice on McGraw Pavo Consolidation Vote
Thomas county superintendent calls July 11 1931 election in Pavo to decide whether the McGraw school district will consolidate with the Pavo district. Voters within the Pavo consolidated district who are qualified to vote in general elections may participate. The move stems from a petition by more than one-fourth of patrons opposing the consolidation action taken February 3 1931 by the Thomas County Board of Education.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Pavo Consolidated
I. J. Gorham Garrison
Pavo
McGraw
Thomas County Board
Efucation
Lmits
Payo
Well Known Aviatrix Killed In Plane Crash
Akron Ohio June 24 Miss Mildred Stinaff 19 formerly held the woman’s world loop flight record died when her transport training plane crashed at Akron municipal airport in sight of spectators including her parents The aspiring pilot had just taken off and tested the plane with a loop or two before the accident She aimed to regain the inside loop title lost last year to Mildred Kauffman of Kansas City and had completed up to 42 loops.
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Akron
Mildred Stinaff
Akron Municipal Airport
Charles Stinaff
Mildred Kauffman
Kansas City
Miss Stinoff
Aimee McPherson Faces Tax Deficiency Suit and Hearings
Washington reports evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson allowed to continue contesting additional income tax of 17486 for 1927 and 1928 after agreement with government. Board of Tax Appeals hearing set as parties seek settlement without trial. tax bureau had assessed 1927 income at 19236 and 1928 at 107395.
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Washington
Aimee Semple McPherson
Llewellyn A. Luce
Los Angeles
Board of Tax Appeals
Internal Revenue Bureau
Weather Forecast for Thomasville Georgia June 24 1931
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for generally fair weather tonight and Thursday. Observations at 8 am show low temperatures, high yesterday, and little or no precipitation with continued hot dry weather expected.
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Thomasville
Gulf States
Northern Plains
Gulf Region
Middle Mississippi Valley
New England
Drouth
Great Plains
Rockies
North Atlantic States
T R Talmadge Dies In Atlanta Georgia
Thomas Robert Talmadge, 72, a prominent Georgian and father of state agriculture chief Eugene Talmadge, died after a long illness in Atlanta. A UGA graduate, he later founded and led the Southern Cotton Oil Company in Forsyth until 1928 and served on the Bessie Tift College trustees and Monroe County board of education. He was a Baptist and held the rank of colonel.
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Atlanta
Thomas Robert Talmadge
Eugene Talmadge
University of Georgia
Talmadge
Forsyth
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Bessie Tift College
Monroe County ‘Board of Education
Trio of Pros Battle for Ryder Cup Place at Scioto
In Columbus on June 24 a three man playoff at Scioto for the tenth Ryder Cup berth pits Henry Curci Denny Shute and Frank Walsh after a 302 tie in 72 holes. Wilfy Cox Billy Burke and Craig Wood were added to the American team with Burke at 278 leading the field.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter Hagen
Scioto
Henry Curci
Bridgeport
Conn
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Billy Burke
New York
Craig Wood
Buffalo
Burke
Cox
Wood
Shute-Walsh- Cubs
Joe Turnesa
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Willie Klein
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
al Watrous
Detroit
Charlie Hilgendorf
Bobby Jones
Prices Rise On New York Exchange Amid Tobacco Stock Surge
New York trading rose today as foreign markets gained and reports from Wall Street cited France's cabinet approving Hoover's debt plan. Tobacco stocks led gains with American Tobacco climbing $11 a share and Lorillard up $4 to $6. Wholesale cigarette prices advanced 45 cents per thousand to $6.85.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Hoover
American Tobacco Company
Lorrillard
Reynolds
Lorillard Group
Ralph Wendt Defies Court by Destroying Ex Wife Furniture
Chicago and New Orleans items appear in this clipping. Judge Rudolph Desart ordered Ralph Wendt to deliver furniture to his estranged wife but he refused and chopped the furniture with an axe. The judge cited contempt of court. A ship docked in New Orleans carried 4,270 tons of sunflower seed oil from the Ukraine used in food products and soap.
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Chicago
Ralph Wendt
Rudolph Desart
New Orleans
Ukraine
Homer Parker Plans Return to Politics in 1932
Atlanta June 24 Adjutant General Homer C Parker announced on radio his intention to run again in next year s state elections for state house officers He did not discuss further politics and spoke about summer National Guard encampments at Fort Barrancas Fort McClellan Camp Clifford R Foster and Camp Jackson His remarks follow William B Harrison s defeat of Parker s ally in the last comptroller general race
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Atlanta
Homer C. Parker
State House
Parker
National Guard
William B. Harrison
Adjutants
Georgia
National Guardsmen
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Fort McClellan
Ala
Clifford R. Foster
Jacksonville
Camp Jackson
D. C
Adjutant-General
Wood advances to Wimbledon fourth round in straight sets
Sidney B. Wood Jr., the young American hopeful, beat E. Mater of Spain in straight sets 8-6 6-3 6-2 to reach the Wimbledon fourth round. Jean Borotra defeated R. Miki of Japan 6-4 6-1 6-2, showing his dominance.
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Wimbledon Stadium
Eng
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
E. Mater
Spain
Jean Borotra
R. Miki
Japan
Aide-de-Camp to Governor Terrell Mentioned in Report
The article notes an aide-de-camp involved in the administration of Governor Terrell, highlighting his close role within the state executive team. No further context provided on duties or actions.
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Terrell
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Duncan Bickley
Lewis Nail
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Aimee M’pherson
County Board of Education
J. Gorham Garrison
Supt. Thomas County Schools
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