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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

16

West Side Schools Report Strong Enrollment in September

Enrollment at West Side schools remains favorable with total city attendance near 9,000 in September, up slightly from 1924. Lincoln and Wilpon show solid gains, Elk School increases, while Bigley and Glenwood dip. Negro pupil totals fall, white enrollment on west side tops east, and overall city figures show modest rise. West Side Woman's Club Executive Board met at Mrs. Frank Ufferman’s home.

Charleston Dro & Eer Exima Weber Ednrein Lincoln Wilpon Elk School Bigley Lingoln Glenwood Linecul Watts Tiskelwah Negra West ‘Side Woman's Club Frank Ufferman

Community club plans and school prizes at private gathering

A Tennessee club meeting at the home of Mrs. John W. Sparkes on Delaware Avenue outlined plans for prizes previously given to Linwyn Junior High pupils and now to be offered to Westrow Wilson Junior High students. Speakers include Miss Katie Bell Abney and Mr. William Meldrum.

Tennessee John’ W. Sparkes Delawaré Ave Lberty Tarring Ipl Tnia Epcedae Heard Linwin Wostrow Wilson Pesteri Pestera Wurthar Katie Bell¢ Abney William Meldrum

Mountain State hospital staffer removed home after shooting

Cecil Hundiey of the Jbset police department was removed from Mountain State hospital to his home at 425 Fourth Avenue after an accidental shooting. He is said to be recovering, having spent a vacation in Répnecoyn. Also noted are visits from Fernand Notes and Mrs Justus Richmond, and plans by local residents to travel to Washington, Baltimore, and Florida. Mary Jones returns from Zanesville with relatives, and Mr and Mrs Bailey of Harris Avenue announce their Midwest visit.

Leavenworth Kansas Anna Sthrooel Pinkhaw C. W Ee Lydia E. Pinkham Cecil Hundiey Jbset Polices Department Mountain State Hospital Fourth Avenue Hundiey Wan Fernand Washington Baltimore Miorida Mary Jones Roane Street Zanesville al B. Bailey Pennsylvania Avenue Hayevas Batbow, Canal Zone Betamore Balley

Murray elected presiding bishop at 43rd general convention

In New Orleans on October 14 Rev. John Gardner Gray of Baltimore was elected president bishop. The election, after bishops and deputies voted in sequence, concluded in the afternoon with Gray chosen as presiding bishop at the 43rd triennial general convention. Bishop Murray, age 68, was described as engaged in business.

New Orleans Get John’ Gardner Gray Baltimore Maryland Hylsccpal Church United States of America House of Bishops House of Deputies St. Pauls Church Murray

Incomplete Biographical Note of Clergyman and Legacy

Fragmentary OCR details a clergyman’s life from youth through varied postings. Mentions include Madison New Jersey, Washington Pa, Selina, and Alabama places, with references to priesthood, church leadership, and death of a father shaping career. Specific dates and full names are unclear due to garbled text.

Fragmented Note Restores Name and Date From Page

A damaged OCR snippet mentions Matthew Dure and Buybee with tenuous hints of an event or attempt to restore details. The unreadable text implies a historical setting, referencing a printer and a person named Hewat yeRTe, but concrete facts are unclear.

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