Alteman Bros. claims that Pizitz Smolian Corp Stores owes $453.60 on an account for goods, wares, and merchandise sold and delivered to them.

Additional Defendants: E. G. Nuckels, Carl Faucette, Fidelity Trust Co., Industrial Bank of Richmond. Origin of Debt: land.

Debt due for damages to goods.

Additional defendants: Andrew J. Ely, W. D. & Carrie L. Capps, and Sylvia Capps. Additional plaintiffs: H. E. Sprankle. Plaintiffs had taken out a mortgage that was coming due and therefore took out a renewal note, however second mortgages fall under different regulations and the plaintiffs held that this was their first mortgage and that they had been extended as opposed to taking out a second mortgage. Exhibits include mortgage deed checks.

Additional plaintiffs: Newton Chevrolet & General Motors Acceptance Corporation. Debt dispute for $350 over unpaid bill and reparations after repossessing a car. Exhibits include contract of sale, notice of sale at public action and several letters regarding Trew is overdue on monthly payments.

Additional defendants: Myrtle K. Aston, M.A. Arnold Jr., J. Harry Price, co-trustees, W.A. Degroat, W.M. Fulton, Fidelity Bankers Trust Co., Cumberland Trust Co., Knoxville Union Real Estate Co., and Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. Aston entered into contract with plaintiff who furnished lumber amounting to $7509.68. Plaintiff suing for debt and to enforce lien on land to satisfy the same. Related to case James E. Atkins, Trustee, et al. v. Herbert D. Aston et al. located in box ET 1320.

Opinion only. Shelby County case found in East TN boxes.

Complainant claims that the defendant is indebted to him by reason of the conversion of the said Hupmobile Roadster upon which complainant has a valid and enforceable lien and that he is entitled to recover of Thomas H. Smart Motor Company for $400.

Add. Def. T. M. Brownfield and J. H. Staley. Pla. is the owner and holder of two notes given to it by Johnson and Brownfield as collateral to another note which they executed directly to Pla. Pla. claims the notes remain unpaid, as is the debt which the notes were given to secure. Notes were secured by lien on property in the second Civil District of Knox County and recorded in the Register's office of Knox County in Deed Book 394, page 158. Casefile contains loan documents and checks.

Defendant was a partner in the Atlanta Lunch Room and ran a credit with the defendant for goods totaling $196.32, of which he paid $83.72 but discontinued payments. A balance of $111.79 was left on his account with the plaintiff.

Additional defendants: Blanche Carrier, under firm name Carrier's Bakery, Charles E. Burks & Thomas S. Kirkpatrick, trustees and American Bakers Machinery Co. The defendant, Carrier's Bakery, bought 2100 barrels of flour from plaintiff. Plaintiff suing for $2625.60 debt for 750 barrels of flour bought and used by bakery & for $2889 debt for cancelling an order of 1350 barrels; their suing machinery co. for $2650 for unpaid notes past due. 2 folders.

Plaintiff is a creditor of the defendant and has an account against them for drilling oil wells for the defendant under a written contract for the amount of $1,800. Plaintiff made repeated demands for the amount due to him, but has been unable to get any settlement from the defendant.

Irvin sued Hill for $22.66 debt on account. Irvin represented the Shenandoah Life Insurance Company and sold Hill an insurance policy of $1000 with a premium of $22.66. Hill never paid him the premium, therefore he sued. Court ruled in plaintiff's favor for $22.66 plus interest. Hill appealed. Exhibit is the insurance policy for Hill through the Shenandoah Life Insurance Co.

Add. defendants: Floyd E. Haun & George L. Ogdin, both cashier officers of the bank. The defendant had advertised itself on its qualifications and ability to make sound investments, advanced by F. E. Haun. Pla.'s husband, G. R. Williams, died & left the plaintiff his estate, which she put in the hands of F. E. Haun, who guarunteed its protection. Haun later left and the bank denied having any of the Pla.'s funds and concealed their affairs. Suing for $2,401.78 with interest.

The plaintiff claims that the defendant is indebted to him for $3000 because of the failure of the defendant to advertise and sell certain personal property purchased by the complainant from him on March 19, 1929. Exhibit: ledger Note: 3 folders

Plntff. seeking a judgment against the defts. on 3 notes totaling $18,700. Montvale filed "plea in abatement" on grounds that as a foreign corporation with no property or office in TN it could not be sued in the state of TN. Wood denies the allegation. 3 Folders.

Moreland sued Williams to collect debt he owed for Moreland's services in fixing an electric fan. Judgment rendered in Moreland's favor for $21. Williams asked for new trial, claiming new evidence--3 witnesses (Jim Finley, Tom Tomlinson, Bob McKinney)-- who would testify one of them was always present at Williams' place of business & Moreland never notified them that motor Williams repaired was not performing satisfactorily (as Moreland had claimed). SC affirmed judgment for Moreland.

The Knoxville News Sentinel sued defendants for $23.10 debt. Both James Strickland and Arthur Cable were dismissed. James was a minor and courier for plaintiff; J.W. was his father. Court ruled in favor of plaintiff for debt. Strickland appealed. Plaintiff suing over 2 unpaid checks received by James' sister, Pearl, for newspapers delivered by her. She was not under contract.

Nina Sterchi, exe. of W. H. Sterchi, dec.; Deceased indebted to Wrey for $2,500 for legal services. Ex A: copy of will; Ex 23: memo from Wray to Mrs. Sterchi; Ex 7: agreement document between Sterchi and Wray and Certificate of Incorporation; Ex 3-22: checks made payable to Wray from Sterchi.

2 folders. Add. Def. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. Def. Jones entered into an agreement with Young and Stoner, a contractor, to build a house on Church Street in Sweetwater, Tennessee. Said contractor applied to the Pla. for building supplies. Pla. refused to issue credit to the contractors but granted it to Jones directly. During the building of the house, said contractor filed for bankruptcy. Pla. then sued Jones for payment. Jones claims contractor should be liable for payment.

Lenoir City created Improvement District 8 within its limits. Lenoir City sued Boggs to recover $279.16 and $3609.15 for assessments and improvements on 2 properties and sought a lien on said land to satisfy the debt. Exhibits include: 7 photographs of J.B. McCalla & Co. Assessment Rolls for District 7 of Lenoir City, TN and Street Improvement specifications and proposal for Lenoir City. 2 folders.

Add. Def: Sam Sanders, and C. and S. Laundry. This case involves a Dodge truck which the Pla. sold to the Laundry Co. Def. Campbell acquired the truck in bankruptcy when it was later sold. Pla. is sued for the number of days it used the truck before it was replevied. Exhibit materials include Bill of Sale, payment coupons and bankruptcy paperwork.

Plaintiff sued the defendant for $360 for 24 unpaid promissory notes for services rendered.

Ex. mat.: Telegrams, notes, letters, etc. Pltf. sued to recover $20,000 in debt from dfnt, as evidenced by a promissory note of Jan. 9, 1912. The promotion mentioned in the note was not successful, and that one year after the date of issue, dfnt. was liable to pltf. for $20,000, but has yet to return payment. Pltf. asserted dfnt. had moved out of the country, possibly to avoid the repayment. In 3 folders.