Obituary notices from The Charleston Gazette 1941
Obituaries list multiple Charleston area deaths with details on survivors, service times, and burial arrangements. Individuals named include Dr. Eldridge Huston Campbell, Mrs. Nellie L. Byer, Oscar Fogus, Laura Lanham, Lucy Hargess, Solomon Stone, Mrs Semantha Fields, Lewis Cameron, John Lera Jones, James Wilson, Matilda Jane Wilson, HL Sleath, Minnie W. Waste, and others. Services set at First Presbyterian Alderson, Leon Baptist Church, Church of God Burning Springs, and local cemeteries. interments at Green Hill, Montgomery Memorial, Walker, and family plots.
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E. J. Campbell
Wrelinte Pimmbja
Lewisburg
Churchman
Byers
Esaterson Effie Kellison
Renick
Lake Spence
Mary
Fogus
James Fogus
Riddie
William
Tom
Lacy Fogus
White Sulphur Springs
Sam Fogus
Auto
Hill Fogus
Spice
Andy Fogus
Rising Sun,Md
Henry Fogus
Frankinford
Mrs. Gabbert
John Yorke
Ellie L. Byer
Nellie L. Byer
Scott Biffle
Monongaliaj Street
Leon Baptist Church
Leon
Owen and Barth
Riffle
Hiram
Denvee Knapp
W. 2. Burns
Edgar M. Bourre
J. R. Rairden
Guy Burdette
Jodie Adkins
Homer Jones
Middleport
Oscar Fogus
Gree,brier County
Laura Byers
Woodlawn Memorial Presbyterian Church
Auio
White Oak Cemetery
Wallace and
Italy plans new mill classes amid education push
Basler Nachrichten reports from Bern that Tealy cites Italy calling new mill classes for nationals and students including library, broad and university programs as part of an education expansion.
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BERK
Switserland
Newsepee Basler Nachrichten Today
Italy
Charleston physician Dr W T Churchman dies at 74
Dr W T Churchman a Charleston medical leader for decades died suddenly of a heart attack at his home on Quarrier street. He credited with West Virginia s first appendectomy in 1890 and first submucous nose operation in 1904. He organized Charleston General Hospital and Kanawha County Medical Society, led the West Virginia Medical Association in 1910, and held honorary life memberships in county and state medical groups. He is survived by wife Jessie Kay, son Lt Com WY T Churchman Jr, daughter Christina Gilchrist, and seven grandchildren. Body to Simpson Funeral Home. Born Greenville Va Aug 31 1887, he moved to West Virginia in 1839, studied at Jefferson Medical College, and settled in Charleston in 1892, becoming a prominent ophthalmology speaker and civic leader.
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West Virginia
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Kanawha, County Medical Society
West Virginia Medical Association
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Com. Wy.t. Churchman, Jr
U.S. Navy
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Greenville
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Graham) Churchman
Alderson
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Charleston
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Masons, Elks and
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Presbyterian Church
Charleston No. 1 liquor store tops WV profits in 1940
The West Virginia state liquor control commission reported Charleston store No. 1 surpassed Beckley as the state's leading liquor dispenser in 1940 with a net profit of 241,332 dollars versus Beckley’s 137,470 dollars. The notice mentions Beckley’s establishment but the sentence cuts off.
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Charleston Store No
Beckley
West Virginia
State Liquor Control Commission
Charleston
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