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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
7
Public outcry notices list numerous properties in Thomasville and surrounding areas for November 1925 sales. Items include land tracts in Thomas, Coolidge and Boston districts, livestock such as horses and mules, a blue mare, a Ford truck, and machinery including a 1 ton truck and a lumber boiler.
The 80 foot by four room frame dwelling on Cromartie Street in Pavo is levied on as the property of C. A. Adams. The levy satisfies an execution from the City Court of Thomasville in favor of T. R. Bennett, superintendent of banks, in charge of the Bank of Pavo, against C. A. Adams. This is dated October 8, 1925.
A collection of public sale notices in Thomasville and Thomas County including sheriff sale of a heavy item at Thomasville Iron Works, land sales in Boston and Pavo, and a mortgage sale by the Bank of Pavo. Notices name Thom asville Iron Works, Motty & Company, J Frank Harris, Bank of Pavo, and properties on Main and Harris streets, plus blocks 34 in Boston and a Thomasville city lot. Dates reference the first Tuesday in November 1925 and related court actions.
Jack McGriff and Ola Sampson announce the sale of Lillie V Manning property to satisfy a security deed debt of $158 plus interest at 8 percent from Aug 22 1921 and 10 percent attorney fees. Court sale proceeds cover debt and costs with any excess to Manning. Sale dated October 1 1925.
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Thomas county Georgia the administrator of H C Davis will sell at public sale on the first Tuesday in November 1925 at the county courthouse. The 200 acres lie in lot 72 17th district and are described by boundary lines with the southern portion owned by Missouri Davis. The tract will be sold as a whole not by acreage. THOS K DAVIS administrator.
Two separate deeds foreclose by power of sale. Joe Bailey's security deed dated February 18 1916 sold to satisfy a debt of 250 plus interest and attorney fees with proceeds to pay the indebtedness and costs, balance to Bailey. W L Colvin mortgage sale also scheduled for November 1925 for land in Madison Heights Thomasville to satisfy notes and interest. proceeds to debt, costs, balance to Colvin.
A list of Thomas county Georgia real estate parcels including boulevard and land lots in Thomasville with specific boundaries and acreages, plus 200 shares of West Texas Petroleum Company stock. Following the property sale, the deceased’s personal estate will be sold at the late residence on Remington Avenue, Thomasville. Administrator Beuregard Clewis. Attorney Louis Moore.
Notices warn creditors and heirs that applications to sell real estate of minor Euel Bell McCullar and deceased H A Miller will be acted upon at the November 1925 term of the Court of Ordinary. Guardianships and probate matters include Estelle H. McGee as executor for Henry A. McGee and H V Owen seeking discharge from guardianship with October 1925 dates.
W B Hambleton as administrator of Willie Johnson deceased has applied for leave to sell the real estate. An order for citation was made at the October 1925 term. All heirs at law and creditors are notified that the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County will hear the application at the November 1925 term. If no cause is shown, leave will be granted. October 5, 1925.
In Thomas County Georgia the administrator with the will annexed Duncan Bickley seeks discharge from the estate of Mrs EB A McTyre. The court sets a November term 1925 at Chambers to hear objections and require all interested parties to show cause. Appraisers report on Ellen Manning twelve months support for herself and heirs to be shown at the next November term. Permanent administration requested for R H Hurst on his estate. next of kin must appear with reasons why grant should not be made. Official signature date September 30 1925.
A legal notice states that by law and show cause, if any, why permanent administration should not be granted to J M Jones on the estate of Charlotte M Little. Witness is given with official signature dated October 5, 1925.
W Hurst has applied as executor for probate in solemn form of the will of Sallie Hurst deceased. As an heir at law you must appear at the Court of Ordinary for the county on the first Monday in November 1925 to show cause why the probate should not be granted. Dated October 6, 1925.
P C Searcy administrator for Mary E C Laurie deceased files petition in Thomas Superior Court returnable October term 1926 for establishment of copy of certificate of stock No 117 for five shares of Thomasville Road Estate and Improvement Co issued to Mary E C Laurie dated June 9 1893. Hearing set for 12 00 M October 26 1926 at Thomas County courthouse. Signed W B H Thomas J S C 3 Cc.
Public legal notices from the October 1925 term announce appearances for Frank Jodarsky in equity and Eddie Lewis v Anna Lewis in divorce. W E Thomas signs as judge. M Merrill Deputy Clerk records dates and service by publication.
Hebard Lumber Company petitions the Superior Court of Thomas County Georgia to revive its charter for a 20 year term from June 14 1924. The filing notes prior authorization by a majority of stockholders at a regular meeting and an attached certified minutes extract. Deputy Clerk Mamie Merrill certifies the document as a true copy dated September 24 1920.
Tokyo reports Salakaten Getzan, Japan's leading swordsmith, has been ordered by the Imperial Household to forge a ceremonial sword for the Imperial grandchild. Traditionally a sword accompanies an Imperial child and is kept as an heirloom through life, with delivery expected in November.
In Thomasville Georgia Chrysler Auto Agency promotes a high value vehicle market. The pamphlet extols durable cars and contrasts past tales with a modern pledge to quality and service.
Moscow reports that scientist M. Jachmet jew found insect temperature rises with activity and believes butterflies shed light on winter sleep. He observed cooling lowers their secretions and that a later rise signals altered animal heat after freezing, suggesting how insects endure winter.
Olympia Oct 15 Hair seals have increased to a menace for the Northwest salmon fishery. Arthur Einarson proposes enlisting American sportsmen in a drive to exterminate the seals, noting 7600 seals on beaches and the 3 dollar bounty. He says seals consume about 30 pounds of fish per day and that sport hunters could fill in during July and August when big game seasons close.
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