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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
4
Public outcry sale set for the first Tuesday in October 1925 in Thomasville to settled debts on property of Charlie Duren and others. Additional sale notice details parcels in Coolidge include Lots 3 and 4 in block 40 on Pine Street, securing debts of S. V. Suber.
Georgia Thomas County notes a WOtton silo and a 15 horsepower portable boiler and engine. The heavy items will not be moved to the courthouse. viewers may see the boiler and engine at Gar D Williams place and the silo at Parker Dairy held by O Lowther. Levied on as J H Carroll's property to satisfy an execution from The McClure Company. Date September 8 1926. Sheriff Gordon E Davis.
Public auction to repay a secured debt on a nine acre Barwick land parcel in Thomas County Georgia. The sale follows a 1923 security deed and assigns from A J Farmer to Dr B E Sanchez then S B Sanchez to H G Vick and finally to The South Georgia Development Co. Auction set for the first Tuesday in October 1925 at the courthouse door in Thomasville.
The administratrix of John N Bowman seeks court leave to sell extensive lands in Thomas County Georgia. The parcels total 238 acres across Lots 129 148 and 147 in the 14th district plus surrounding tracts, with portions bounded by the Georgia Florida state line and lines once owned by Rainey Lyons and Ward. The sale seeks authorization for public auction with details of prior conveyances noted. The filing names Mrs Annie S Bowman as administratrix and cites the guardian of Susie M Ansley for discharge proceedings.
By virtue of a security deed Jim Mitchell conveys to J W Cochran Sons now assigned to the undersigned. The property in Thomas County Georgia scales for sale at public outcry on the first Tuesday in October 1925 at the courthouse in Thomasville. Proceeds cover principal and interest on three notes of 258 each at 8 percent since 1914 and costs with balance to Jim Mitchell.
By power of sale in a 1921 deed to secure debt John H Hancock’s property in Thomas County Georgia will be sold at the courthouse door in Thomasville on October 6 1925 to satisfy a 500 principal debt plus interest. The three parcels total 315 acres and lie in land lots 390 and 393 with a prior security deed to Howard M Smith Company of 4400. Proceeds go to debt costs with surplus to Hancock.
Notice of sale by administrator under Court of Ordinary order for Thomas County Georgia. Public outcry on the first Tuesday in October 1925 at the courthouse. Sixty acres in lot 271 eighteenth district north side of Thomasville Boston road. Thirty one acres in lot 271 thirteenth district southwest corner south side of Thomasville Boston road. Three hundred eighty acres in lot 272 thirteenth district north side of the Seaboard Coast Line Railway. Terms cash.
Washington reports a strong uptick in passport requests by Americans. Officials attribute the Holy Year in Rome Europe postwar recovery and cheap ocean travel, noting 168,255 applications for the year ending June 30, 1925, up from 139,106.
A notice states that an order was made for citation at the September 1925 term and that heirs at law and creditors of H C Davis deceased must appear at the October 1926 term of the Thomas County Court of Ordinary. Unless cause is shown, leave to sell will be granted. Dated September 9, 1925.
Scott C. Fleming has applied for permanent letters of administration for the estate of Clay B. Fleming. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the judge's office within the legal time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness is dated September 9, 1925.
Ernest Johnson seeks permanent administration of Willie Johnson’s estate in the county. Creditors and next of kin are summoned to appear at the ordinary’s office within the legally allowed time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated September 9, 1925. Wm. M. Jones, Ordinary.
Frank J Ansley Jr as administrator petitions for leave to sell all real estate of Alice M Ansley deceased. The Court of Ordinary for the county will hear the application at the regular term on the first Monday in October 1925. This September 1925.
R L Williams administrator of the estate of Mrs Louisa McCollum seeks leave to sell the real estate. Creditors and kindred warned the Court of Ordinary will consider the application at the October term 1925. If no cause is shown the leave will be granted. dated September 9 1926.
Notice is given that application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County Georgia at the October 1926 term for leave to sell the land and all other property of the estate of J M Clewis. This 10th day of September 1926 Beaur egard Clewis administrator.
In Equity Susan R. Mirick and others sue Frank Jodarsky in the Superior Court of Thomas County. He is commanded to appear at the October 1925 term on the third Monday to answer as required by court order. Witness Judge W E Thoman dated September 7 1925. Deputy Clerk Mamie Merrill.
Marie Lowry Hall files for divorce in Thomas County Superior Court. Defendant B D Hall must appear on October 19, 1925, to respond to the complaint. Judge W B Thomas presiding. clerk J F Singletary records.
Eddie Lewis sues Anna Lewis for divorce in the Thomas County Georgia Superior Court. The defendant, not a resident of the county or state, must appear at the October term on the third Monday in October 1925 to answer the complaint. notice issued by the Deputy Clerk of the Superior Court, Thomas County.
The Episcopal Church faces sharp retrenchment as dioceses lag on budgets for the general work and mission fields. A proposed plan cuts 1.2 million from a 4.5 million budget, risking pay reductions, project abandonments, and a tighter global program, despite rising overall member giving.
Artist Armstrong Sperry reports Bora Bora natives benefit from higher vanilla prices under Prohibition with beans sold to Papeete and imported goods multiplying. Wealth spawns new mortgages to Chinese merchants, and automobiles appear as locals gamble on crops. Two cinemas show ancient Westerns.
Atlanta insurance men report the fad of insuring against rain has faded with the drought. Many restrictions deter new policies and only a few now insure events such as dances and athletic contests. Football games may revive interest but broad demand remains low.
Appropriately Named Baster Island in the South Pacific was rediscovered on Bast ee Monday 1722 by Roggeveen the Dutch explorer. It is noted for its prehistoric gigantic statues.
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