Cornerstone laid at Wey School in grand ceremony
Thousands gathered to witness the beautiful ceremony as the cornerstone on the Wey School building was laid, marking a significant milestone for the institution and community.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1923
Page
14
Thousands gathered to witness the beautiful ceremony as the cornerstone on the Wey School building was laid, marking a significant milestone for the institution and community.
In Atlanta on Tuesday April, W. W. Gaines led the board of education with remarks, followed by Mr. Key as master of ceremonies. The cornerstone for Fraser Street school was laid by Atlanta Masons led by Dr. J. P. Bowdoin. Photos of key figures and greetings from Atlanta schools accompanied the dedication as The Constitution and city papers were placed inside the stone.
New York, April 18. Two Princeton pals clash in court as Ralph B. Luggins accuses Higgins of cheating him out of 510,000 in architect fees. Higgins calls Luggins a mountebank and denies any payment.
A jumble of obituary notices and death announcements from a Georgia area includes multiple individuals: Robert Moseley aged 70 of Hex with survivors listed, Mrs Suban and others with residence on South Pryor Street, and several others named with relatives and locations. Churches, undertakers, and family details appear in unstandardized OCR form.
The obituary notes the death of T. T. Trentham of Stonewall on Monday at the residence. Survivors include a widow, two sisters, two brothers, and several relatives in Georgia and Cedar Down. Burial or church-related arrangements are pending.
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