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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06

McGUIRE-First anniversary Mass of requiem will be celebrated Sat urday morning, at S:30 o'clock, at the Sacred Heart Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Miss Nora Mcclure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06

MILLERICK--In this city, Feb. 9th, 1941, William x. Millerick, of GO Waterville St. Funeral Saturday, from Mulville Funeral Home, to St. Margaret's Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06

alone," he said, land certainly de- mcoracy does not, but for millions of people the test of democracy must be bread"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06

CAsEY-Month's mind Mass of re- quiem will be celebrated Saturday morning, at S:30 o'clock, at the Immaculate Conception Church. for tho repose of the soul of the late Miss Ellie Casey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06

McGRATH-First anniversary Mass of requiem will be celebrated Sat urday morning, Feb. Sth, at S:00 o'clock, at the Sacred Heart Church. for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs. Mary Jane McGrath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
OBITUARY

SQUIRES-Frederick F. Squires, 61, of 61 Yale avenue, Middlebury, died at the Waterbury hospital yes- terday afternoon. A native of South Britain, he was the son of Daniel and Clara (Booth) Squires.
 MT. Squires was employed as as- sistant foreman, for 34 years at the Chase Brass & Copper Go.
 His survivors include son Fred erick G. Squires of Watertown; three brothers, William H. Squires of Mid dlebury, John and Samuel Squires of Waterbury, a sister, Mrs. Jennie Moriell of Waterbury, and a grand son, Arthur Frederick Squires of Watertown.
 The funeral will be held from the Alderson funeral home 70 Central avenue, Saturday afternoon with prayers at 1:15 o'clock, to the Mill Plain church where service will be conducted at o'clock by the pastor, Rev. Matthew Madden, as- sisted by Rev. William H. McCance, pastor of the Middlebury Congrega- tional church. Burial will be in old Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this eve ming from ' to g o'clock and tomor- row from to 5 and from to g o'clock.
 KAVANAGH - Mrs. Margaret (Berry) Kavanagh, wife of John Kavanagh, of 35 Myrtle avenue died last night at St. Mary's hospital. A native of Athlone, Ireland, she was the daughter of Thomas and MarI garet (MulhalD Berry of Ireland She had lived in this city for 13 years.
 Mrs. Kavanagh was communi- cant of the Blessed Sacrament Church; and a graduate of St. Mary's Training School for Nurses, Class of 1881.
 Her survivors include, besides her husband and parents, 8 son. John; two daughters. Margaret Mary and Josephine; five sisters, Mary of this city and Bridget, Martha, Rose and Theresa, all of Ireland; five brothers, Thomas. Patrick, John, Christopher and Peter, all of Ireland, and an uncle, Patrick T>ry of Ansonia.
 The funeral will take place Sat- urday morning from the Bergin fu- neral home, 290 East Main street at 8:S0 o'clock to the Church of the Blessed Sacrament at g o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home, after o'clock this evening.
 MILLERICK-William X. Miller
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06

GILFEDDER- Months mind Mass of requiem will be celebrated Sat- urday morning, Feb. Sth. at 1880 o'clock, at St. Margarets Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs. Katherine F. Gilfedder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
DIED

DIED
 KELLOGG-In this city, Feb. 4tn, 1941, Sarah D. Kellogg. of 34 Pros pect St. Funeral this afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock, to Frst Church, Northampton. Burial in Bridge St. cemetery, Northampton. SQUIRES-In this city, Feb. 9th, 1941, Frederick Squires, of 61 Yale Ave, Middlebury. Funeral Satur- day afternoon, at 1:15 o'clock, from Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Central Ave. to Mill Plain Church. Burial in old Pine Grove cemetery. KAVANAGH-In this city, Feb. 5th. 1941, Mrs. John kavanagh, of 50 Myrtle Ave. Funeral Saturday morning, at S:30 o'clock, from Ber- gin Funeral Home, 290 East Main St., to Blessed Sacrament Church. Burial in Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
MASSES

mind Mass of re- auiem will be celebrated Saturday , morning. at 7:30 o'clock, at the St. Frances xavier's Church, for the repose of the soul of the late James Dolan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
DIED
MILLERICK-

MTLLERICK-William X. Miller
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06

The funeral of George V. Bouf-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30
Ebio MaiienfrcmaS

9rodlein oes beiliaiten Saframents
gelebt. Mber oie Meniben bon beute
mogen bon 8efebrllngen uno ltnter.
itiisinsen ,lno grideimansen ridts
boren. 9as aber bon i9rem Sterben,
oas miillen iie boren, neil es 10 ltart
mar, 10 fart, ipie npr gang @robe
iterben fonnen. Gs mar 70:
sus es s,tm gnoe fam uno ite Sic
beilige 8eg5ebrltng genomnlen bot
te, ba bat tie Die an ibrem 2eioeltss
bett itanben Inn @eraeiblrng lno bat
Tie Damn, nun iie allein 5u Iaiiet al
Iein nit ibrem @ott. 9laein. 60 Itarb
iie, ont SIteroienstag, oen IA. slpril
1888. Nad 3Sjdbriger &ranfbeit.
Sbre &etiqllien metoen in ,,9riillel
nlfbepabrt llno berebrt. Dltrd piele
@unoer bat @ott oteie Seloin oes
2eioens berberrlid)t.
Chit, 10 er5dblt sic SegenOc, 5eigte
ser Serr ibr in einem @eiidt einen
9llmenfran5, Der aber nod ntdt
ean5 pollenbet mar un6 er iaate:
uMeine Eobter, oieIer &rmls nt1b
nod iertie iuerben. Mebr 2eioen, 10
perItano 1ie es reht.
@ir brauben auf feline @rlhet-
n,ng at ,reduen. Giellei6t miiBteu
mir lie gar fiirdten! @ie, luenn Der
Seilano nit leereu Sdnben ba Itiin-
oe! @ie, tpenn CT lms feline beiligen
fiinf @lmoen 5eiate?
uSn Deiue @inocn perberge
mih!' - G.=St. 5. G.sB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30
Seilise bentide 2aien - 6eilise eioiuina


iuar es, ser Tie anf oen 3reil5neg bes
Serrn .fiibrte, ser 5u ibr bonn 9lut
Der Mdrtprer iprab, Ser lie bas Sci.
oen Iieben lebrte. 8on ba an tpltroe
es bel in ibrer Seele. 8, 10 ben, baB
iie nid)t mebr einIam par, baB iie
meinte, MN ipdren bie S6n1er5en
nibts mebr. 9enn bon ga at pllr,
Ben lire @eoanfen su ,@eiidten. Sn
ben @ebein1nilien oes 2ebens ,mo
Seibens rnieres Seilanoes maro ibr
SroIt nno Soifmmg. ltnb tpie es lit,
menn mir in fem bitteres 2eioen bon
Seraen eingeben, 10 geiebab es oud
bier: iie ipurben onoern cine Silfe
in Ser5ensnot. Die Menlhcn tamen
nit ibren Mengiten 81 ibr, 1no fa-
men nit ibren Siinoen :. llnO uenn
iie eineen, tneinten lie, es ipare mie
ein @unoer, oaB @ott Dem Menldeu
iolde aroft 5l1m ausbarren uno
Sroblein gebe.
Gs pare nod loptel bon ibrem
punoerbaren 2eben su iagen. 8on
Ben Siinoern, Die iie befebrte, bon
Sen armen, oenen -lie CAB, luos man
iGr bradte. ltnb oam oies: wie Der
Sdubengel ibr oes oitern erihien,
uno ser Seilano NIT 1einer lieben
0slrtter nno anoere Seilise. limo
oies: ipie Iie iabrelang nur BON einem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30

ieoen s(nsriff BIT s(llben 5u lidern.
Siel folt6arer ,1nS lpid)tiger ais ltn-
lere materielle Siderbeit lit eine Itar.
fe sl6luebr gegen einen Seino, oer
6ereits rnlere ELECTROMAGNETIC
iiberidritten fat 1no audi in lmierm
2anoe Sen Menldcr1oro 5u legal.
lieren iid beniibt. gSir ntiilen Oieie
beioniide @a5i=0ottrin nit ser @af-
fenriiltlng driltli0er lteber5eusuns
befdlnpien. @ub oas seringIte 9tad-
geben in 0ieier 8e5iebllng piiroe uus
l,nlerer 1T Ser ltnabbdngigfeitsertlG-
rung BON uniern 8atern nieoerseleg-
ten Sobbeitsredte berauben: u2ife,
Sibertp allo tbe Rl.ri.tit Of Sappi.
neR,"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30

,,ued ser @ereinignng: Sic 2eealilie.
r,tng ser gltbunaiie augegeben uno
5ipar ais cine menihlide uno idif-
lide MaBnabme. Ser gmpfanger
puroe erIubt leine slniidt 6ariiber 5u
dubern. Sbi6on ser 3lped oes gan,
.5en Sbreibens iib oaf bie gelpaltlame
e Sotltng eines Menldenlebens be5oe,
10 tpar oorin bo1 fein @ort bon 500.
SIM @eaenteil ipl1roe bieies @rlo-
iben bes observation-disclosures als cine
pernlonentc Grl0llutg bon llnnotigcn
Sdmer5en berporgeboben."
g9ir &atbolifen perurteilen, nod
ser ausbriifliden 2ebre nnIerer Sir,
DIE lno nad bem @ebote @otteS:
gu lonlt ni1t t0ten! - oieIe Mabs
nabme als elm Serbreden, einen
MenIdenmorb uuo einen moralil6
berlperfliden @ingriff III bie &edte
oes Merlben. 3uoen miro feinerlei
Hiidlidt auf oas Seelenleben in Ser
an0ern @elt genomnen. 8enn Gut
tbonalie in ein5elnen iltoipiouellen
Sallen ,erlaubt iein fol-, 70 iit es aud
in er0berm MaBitube erlaubt, uno
6em Staate miro basIelbe &ed)t 5u-
sciproden 1mo bon bieiem Stano-
punft aus fann ser Wahenmoro Der
Na5iregierltng nidt berl1rteilt tper=
0en.
Sdon ais freie 8iirger in eiueln
bemofratii6en 2moe, sic mir fir alle
perlonli6en &e6te eintreten, perur-
teilen mir cine iolde menibenrnpiirs
oige 9elpeglng. @ir ber,1rteilen rno
balien sic l,ngere6ten, freibeitunter-
oriicfenben Metboben ser Na5iregie-
rlng, ipesbalb nidt aud) bieIe bar
barild)e, ieoer in6ipiouellen 6reibeit
bobnipre6enoe &eni6entotung Der
urteilen? slls Elm freibeitliebenoes, ie-
oe biftatoriIde 3panesberribaft be-
fampfenoes 8olt follten mir bieiem
i'm na5iiden Serenfeliel eebrauten
@ifte SEN gingane in lnIer betnotra-
tiides 2ano beriperren. @ir iino ge,
genpdrtig bamit bei6aftist, ein no.
tionales Gerteioigungstperf auf5u-
ballen ltniere @ren5en nit &anonen,
5fug5eugen lno &riegsibiffen se9eu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30
,,Na3ismas tn Mmerifa"

Inter 6ieIer s(ufldrift tueiit sic
englii6e sluseabe oes n8anoerer'
bin auf einen ieiner 3eit iln Gincin,
natter ,,9tegiiter" eri6ienenen artifel
iiber 0ealienmoro bon nnbeilbaren
@eiltesfranfeu burh sic Na5i=9teaie.
Iruns. 9iele Gabriht lit feline Mar<
feile bospillige grfinbung llnb feine
8ropaganba. ginen 9eipeis fir Die
@abrbeit bieIer Satiade .erbradte Ser
,SHerpatore Nomano" unb cine Ser
urteil,mg bieler barbariIden gaBnab-
ne bHrd ben 8aplt ielbIt. 9ieIe Lego
lilierte ssMaiienmoroutg par cine To-
slide MaBnabme ser Naai=8bilolo-
pbie 1mo bes Sotalitarianisrnls, mel
der le6rt, baB 0as Snbipioulm MIR
bas gerfseug bes Staates it, oaB ser
ein5elne 8iirger feline Rebte MIR bonn
5taate bat 1mo sob Mitelieoer oes
Staates, tpel6e Dem Staate gum
S6aben gerei6en oOer 1tnniibe @lie<
ser geiuoroen lino, bonn Staat liqui-
oiert iperoen fonnen. Oieies bon ei-
mem Staate angelnaBte 9fedJt iiber
oas 2eben zines MenIden lln0 Die
MiBa6tltng ser primitipiten Men.
.idenredte nuB bon ieoem morali=
lhen 1mo 5ipililierten Menlden per-
nrteilt iperoen.
Ssn ,nlerm 2anoe entlebt man fid
oariiber, uno nit &ed)t. ,s(ber bat
nidt bier5ulan6e cine abnlide 9eipe-
e,lng plabgeariffen? Die Gut6analie
oocr MereD Sitting. Cine inter Dem
Namen ,,gutbanalia Society of s(mer.
lea" orsaniiierte. gereinisung lit TO-
gar beItrebt, oielen Menidelnuoro
leealiiieren 5u laiien. 3u oen @tit-
glieoern oieier SreaniIation geboren
cine srobe sln5abl BON s(er5ten -uno
@iiienibaftlern. Sn Seem Yort al
lein lollen 1881 s(er5te oa5u eebo-
.ren.
Gin 0iesbe5iielides Sdrei6en'', .,
10 erfldrt ser Sera,,seeber, ,,erreidte
oieier Gage i,niern geoaftionstiih.
@s mar an einen @efhaf aftsmann aorei.
liert ltno trug Sic llnteridriften BON
ii6er 100 berporragenoen gnerifa-
nerll tpelde sic geiueallne befiirlpor=
ten. Sn oen Sdrei6en mar Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30
3. Forni's MagoIo

Gin amsseSethRetes a(taitidleS Wlittet, pet.
DIES bas sanSe Sabr Aiubnrf far seiptNe
plbstid,e Maaenitbrmnsen, tute 3. y. Cob.
breanen nnb fanren Wiaaen aebraudlt tptrb.
Gs nemtraltitert frritterenbe Sduren. @ert.
bon bet Durtlfan, 3rdmpien mRb Gr6redbe1
anf @rnnb BON Sammer be id,iuerbem. Es utrtt
idbnen mnb fhmedt aHsenebm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30

@or einiger 3eit fam ein Bud ber.
aus, bas ben ieftiamen Eitel fiibrt:
,.6ie tragt cine Dornerlfrone." auf
oenrs Gdubllmidlag nno 10 i'm gnh
tpar Der &opf zines Mdbd)ens nit
5tpei Stirnipunoen llno cine 9or-
'nenfrone bate man bineinge5eidnet.
Das gmfb beidrieb bas leioenpolle
1lno ereebene 2eben elmer balbgelabm-
ten 9ranfen. slnb Sic @unbnale oes
Serrn- tpollte man an ibr, bemerft
baben. gieleidt NOR es MIR bas,
tpesbaI6 bas 8ud) gefauft tuuroe.
Denm nniere 3eit min INNER etpas
Neues, iie lit binter bem aufleben er-
regeuoen Der, iie iud)t bas Yridelnoe.
9ieie Sudt nab seniation bat atsb
auf bas reliaioie Gebiet binii6erse-
f6laaen. lleber oem SaIben nab
fdiuanferbem Neuen pereeiien mir alt
leidt bas eeIiderte Mlte. 9arlnn per>
eaBeu mir audi sic euten *Seilieen
Der goraeit.
sseood, sic III. 2ionina iollten ipir
nibt pereeilen. Sbr Name lit nibt
blob gut fir 9lolterfrauen. gr lit
b.laoertmal fdoner a1s iene albernen
nellen bon Shirley, @lorp unS 2orie.
Ct lit ser Nanle eines. topferen Men.
fdentinoes, bas iid in Ianeer, LANCER
Seelenarbeit CUR 8ollenblmg blrb-
rang.
Gong einiade 8iirgersle,tte III ser
boaanoilben Staot Sdieoam tparen
bic gltern. Ser @ater batte einen
8eruf Sen es beute MIR nod in So
brifen ,no Department Stores gibt:
er mar 9abtip1dter. sfm 8alnlonns
tag inn Sabre 1880 murbe 2iomina
ibren Gltern aeboren. Sic lunds 81
einem ih0nen Mabden beran, 10
id)on, iie ipar nod feline SnoIf Sabre
alt; 90 mahte man ibr i6on Sci
ratsantrdee. @ie lie fiinf5ebn mar
oa eeidab es, mas ser 9uloer Sot
70 naboenflid nennt: ~oie Sano bes
&errn bat mid beriibrt!' es tuar
am 2idtneBtag, nno iie lief Shlitt,
fduD ,nb frerte iid ipie Sic @eipie'
linnen ibres alters. @an5 unberle'
bens tpuroe iie 90 bon elmer 10 beftiQ
anseraunt nnb niebergeriiien, bob lie
fid cine Hippe bradJ. ltno nun folgte
elm 2ei0en oen anoern.
8iele Sabre fonnte iie tpeber &c.
ben nod iteben. SSsbr redJter arm er'
Iabntte, lire Mugen periagten, on if.
rem &orper mar cine eiter,oe 8unbe
at ser anoern. stus Munb, Naie
Sbren 1lno sluger orane ibr ofte,
bos 8lnt. slltes an ibr mar franf
2unge. Nieren, 2eber, Magen, es gal
balls fcine belle Stelle mebr an ibr
Sn elmer berbunfelten 9ammer -
oas 2id)t tot i6ren franfen slugen
iueb - mllBte lie Sabr llnt Sabr 5ll'
bringen. 9ein Ir5t fonnte i9r bel
fen. 0ie 6reunoinnen pereaben iie,
Die gltern itarber. Die S6lu6gerin.
bel ser iie ipobnte, iab in i6r eine
,,nertraelide 2ait; in ibrer @ltt, 10
er5dblt sic 2eeelloe, lpudte tie Der
Merlnlten otter ifs Gelid)t. gs ga6
ioear 2e,lte, sic bielten 2ibpina fir
cine Sere, lpeil iie an Ben pielen
Granfbeiten ni6t iterben tuollte. ltno
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Same Sic bic ssarnes Webistuem nidht III
Sbrer Habe betpntnten fDanea, madJeu ste
run bfeIem 8mppn 8ebraMdb:
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spesiaf,Diferte - 8snellen Gle hents,

sgestal.0iierte - 9eitellem Gle hentel ]
Mls beionberes GtniRarnnssanaebpt
tperben tuir Sbnem eine 2suWssW Z
IlaId,e Gprni's 6en.Oet nRs cine
2sltnsen Jiaid,e Maaots umisnit smr
,, grobe nit etner 8eitenmna ami Atpeu.
frduter fenbcn.
G II ttnaett Sprnt'S M(penframter -
$1.0O pprtotref u 1tnsea Brs. ..
ben nmfpnfN.
q 2 resulare 6Ot Tlaidlen Ssrufs :
Sett.Oel eminent - $1.O0
pprtDfret. !
G 2 reamlare 6Ot 1taid,en 1sruts
Waaplp - 81 90 pprtpirei.
. If ltnsen Gurni's NlpenfrGuter uub
re8nl6re zoe 7slaidlen 5ornt'S I
Sett.Def 2iRin,ent fftr $500 J
psrtDfret. 4
q 6. .. 8. (sadnabme), swsRsti@
0ebibren. :
DR.. PETER FAHRNEY & SONS co.
2501 Washington Blvd.
Chicago, III. Dept. D16-37A
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ineffective. Advertising in big
city newspapers, urging the peo-
pie not to waste gasoline, also has
not had the effect it would have
in smaller towns. In the cities,
where people see taxis continuing
to cruise on every street, the mo-
toring public doesn't seem to take
such appeals seriously.
1t is expected that after Labor
day rationing of gasoline may be-
gin. Meanwhile, many of those
dealing with the problem feel
that the curfew is at least being
helpful in making motorists aware
of the shortage of gasoline in the
East.
The hot weather in this city is
putting government officials un-
der a severe strain, but there are
few who are taking any time off.
Members of congress, who used
to enjoy long summer vacations,
are now thankful for several
three-day recesses which they
have been able to take this month.
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McEWEN, EFFIE BROOKSHIRE,
ELLA McEW WEN, MABEL
BROWN, FRANK TUCKER, MA
RY TUCKER, JULIA TUCKER,
EMMA WEIGH, HENRY TUCK
Err. HUGH TUCKER, JR., Bill
LIE TUCKER AND L. P. COL
WARD, Guardian ad Litem.
Pursuant to order of the Court
made in the above-entitled cause,
I, w. B. Austin, Commissioner,
will, on the 30th day of August,
1941, at ten o'clock A. NJ, at the
cid home place of Nan johnson,
deceased, in North Fork Town
ship, near Creston. North Caro-
lima. sell to the highest bidder,
the following real estate, to-wit:
BEGINNING on double spruce
pine, running North Is East SO
poles to stake en- the North
bank of New River, in J. L. John
sons line; then North 38 West %
poles to a stake above road in
said line; then North so East 10
poles to the rock house. J. L.
Johnson's corner; then North 5
East % poles with said line, to
stake; then North IA West 80
poles to a stake and hickory in
said line; then North "a East %
poles to a stake in said line; then
North 20 poles to a stake in said
line; then North ii East Is
poles to stake and dead white
oak in said line; then North 81
West with a marked line, 100
poles to a stake and dogwood
bush on main height of ridge;
then South 18 West "a poles to a
stake on top of said ridge; then
South 5 East Is poles to a stake
on said ridge; then South 10 West
26 poles to stake on said ridge;
then South 3 West So poles
to a stake on said ridge; then
South 80 East, crossing tn e
river, 40 poles to white walnut
bush on South bank Of said river;
then South 10 East 81 poles to
three chestnuts in J. L. Johnson's
line; then South, with said line
to the beginning, containing 100
acres, more or less and known as
the Campbell c. johnson home
place.
Terms of sale: One-third cash
upon confirmation of sale. Bal
ance six and twelve months time,
with interest at six per cent. I'M
til paid, secured by deed of trust
which will be a first lien on the
real estate.
w. B. AUSTIN,
8-7-4t Commissioner.
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF LAND IN ASHE
CO. FOR 1910 TAXES
Continued from Page Two)
Polly Brown & T. N. Blevins,

Continued from Page Two)
Polly Brown & T. N. Blevins, l
acre 1.54
Mrs. Roxie Brown, SO acres 9.22
J. A. Campbell, Is IL &C. 5.12
w. M. Cox, 20 acres 1920
C. L. Denny, IA IA &C. 7.42
Mrs. LESSEE Evint, Min. 1.42
D. F. Fowler, "a acres 6.42
Mrs. Martha Gambill, 81 &C. $50
Mrs. Ben Handy. IL acres 800
E. G. Handy Heirs, As &C. 2.78
J. T. Handy, l IL &C. 1862
Jack Hoosier, 80 acres 4.34
Mrs. Dora B. Howell, So &C. 6.96
E. M. Hurley, IS acres 1918
Mrs. Rosa Hudler, Is &C. 2.78
Thos. T. Johnson, IS acres 4.76
Mrs. VIM A. Jones, IS &C. 1.78
Jas. V. Kearney, "A ga &C. 9.32
Edd Lambert, IS acres TIA
Mrs. Rebecca Massey, Is 1-2 &C.
1.74
Garfield MCNEIL, 7 acres 1903
w. A. Mcneil, 80 acres 2.58
J. O. Neaves, 43 acres 1852
Lester Neaves, Is acres 400
Mrs. Lola Neaves, IA acres 800
B. R. Osborne, 6 acres 1874
H. C. Owen, IL acres 5.44
L. w. Owen, 68 acres 1910
Mary Pennington & Heirs, 9 &C.
1.74
C. w. Phipps, "a acres 9.24
Worth Phipps, IL acres liza
J. L. Richardson, 80 acres 8.16
Wiley Shumate, II acres 1874
Edd Staley, 80 acres 1926
Walter Taylor, so acres 1856
Mrs. Mamie Weaver, l acre 1.12
Weaver & Heirs, l acre 1.12
w. A. Williamson, IS acres $50
w. A. B1evins, 20 &C. 1046
T. E. Ballou, ct al, 6 acres 1.56
Violentia Dixon & Dewey B. Dix
on, (co1.), IL acres 1874
Mrs. S. A. Callahan, (col.), 81 ac-
res 3.42
Conley Hamilton & Heirs, 8 acres
liza
Mrs. Martha Hamilton, z &C. 6.64
Edd Long, 81 acres 800
Arthur McMillon (col.), 18 IL &C.
6.O2
Mrs. Dock Mcmillan, 7 &C. 1872
Arthur Smith, As acres $50
Martha Smith, 80 &C. 2.78
Troy Mcmillan, (col.), z acres
1872
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NOTICE OF SALE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
MRS. BESSIE JOHNSON a n d
husband, c. R. JOHNSON
VS.
ROY JOHNSON, RLIE
JOHNSON, TRIXIE WINEBAR-
GER, MAGGIE JOHNSON, BEU-
Lab MCNEIL, ELLA Rec
WINEBARGER, JAMES WINE
BARGER, SAM JOHNSON, ED
JOHNSON, RAY JOHNSON,
WADE JOHN ON, JIMMIE
SON, LULA ELLER,
RALPH JOHNSON, EFFIE POT
TER, MINNIE MILLER, SALLIE
JOHNSON, BOB McEWEN, JIM
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-21

FOR SALE - Ashe county's best
farm. $50 acres, cattle, sheep,
horses, equipment all for sale.
This farm has beautiful home,
tenant houses, barns, 900 fruit
trees, fenced cross fenced, well
Watered and in high state of cul-
tivation. Real price and easy
terms. Millikan Realty Company,
Greensboro, N. c. 0-14-2tp
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
NORTH CAROLINA
COTTNTV OF ASHE

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Under and by virtue of power
of sale contained in a certain
deed of trust executed by J. T..
Sutherland and wife, Cora Suth-
! erland, to the undersigned Trus-
tee, as of date July 5. 1884 and
of record in the Office of the
Register of Deeds for Ashe Coun-
ty in Book 80, Page SGT; and
Default having been made in
the payment of said deed of trust
as therein provided; and
Having been requested to do so
by the parties at interest;
I, w. B. Austin, Trustee, will,
on the 3Oth day of August, 1941,
at two CD o'clock P. M, at the
courthouse door in Jefferson,
North Carolina, sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, to satisfy
said deed of trust, interest and
cost, the following described real
estate, tO-Wit:
BEGINNING on a walnut, run
ming South so East AZ poles to
small buckeye; then South so
East 70 poles to a stake, corner of
Lot No. l; then South As West 81
poles to a stake; then South 20
West SO poles to stake; then
South IS West II poles to stake;
then West 8 poles to stake; then
North 81 West II poles to stake;
then South "a West 4 poles to
stake; then South So West 26
poles to stake; then South 6
East 10 poles to stake; then
South 9 West 8 poles to stake;
then S % w 8 poles to a stake;
then South Is poles to a stake;
then South 3 East 8 poles to a
stake; then South IL East 6 poles
to an ironwood; then South "a
West - poles to stake; then
South 81 West 80 poles to a stake;
then South 56 West rs poles to a
stake; then South 81 West %
poles to stake; then North 80
West 26 poles to a locust; then
North sc West 10 poles to stake;
then North so West 6 poles to
stake; then North Al West &c
poles to stake; then South At
West 20 poles to a stake; then
North Is West IA poles to a
stake; then North II East 16 poles
to a stake; then North Is East 10
poles to a stake; then North $500
West 6 poles. to a stake; then
North 38 West 6 poles to a stake;
then North % West 8 poles to
stake; then North IA West 6 poles
to stake; then North 80 West %
poles to a stake; then North 8
poles to a stake; then North East
6 poles to a stake; then North IA
East Is poles to a stake; then
North Is West 8 poles to a stake;
then North 70 West 4 poles to a
maple; then North q East 3
poles; then South II East Y poles
to an oak stump; then North CO.
80 East rs poles to locust; then
North 70 East II poles to locust;
then North II East 1912 poles to
a locust; then North 81 East Is
poles to a stake; then North 70
East II poles to a stake; then
North "a East 9 poles to a birch;
then North 43 East 18 poles to a
stake, corner of cemetery; then
South 80 80 East 6 poles 10 links
to a stake; then North 10 East 8
poles to a stake; then North rs
West 8 poles to a wild cherry;
then North S East Is poles and
6 links to stake; then North 40
East 70 poles to the beginning,
containing 22O acres, more or less.
This the 29th day of July, 1941.
w. B. AUSTIN,
8-7-4t Trustee
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