Death Calls Mr Charles L Robinson to Rest
Death came quietly at his home in Winchester after weeks of illness following Johns Hopkins treatment. Charles L Robinson a prominent Winchester businessman died at 68. Funeral services Tuesday at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev G Spencer and Rev Walter Mark Depp with Masonic rites at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Winchester officers and local Knights Templar with out-of-town attendees from Charles Town W Va. Continued on Page 5.
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Charles L.robinson
Winchester
Market Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Robinson
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Spencer
Piedmont
W. Va
Walter Mark Depp
Rouss
Peter Winchester Rouss
New York
Charles Broadway
Winchester Commandery
No. 12
Knights Templar
J. L. Maphis, Sr
J. Capper
L. Calvert
Wart Bell
James B. Russell
BH. C. Stuart
Lee E. Cooke
Col
George B. Goetz
Charles Town
Officer Leggs Wife Dies at 1 30 A M
Mrs Sara Margaret Legg wife of Winchester police officer Lewis Legg died at 1 30 A M at 619 South Main Street from heart disease. She was in her sixtieth year, survived by her husband two sisters and four brothers. Funeral at 3 PM Tuesday at the house with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Sara Margaret Legs
Lewis Legg
Winchester
South Main Street
Leze
Dora Pickerel
Cedarville
Legg
Lege
Iva Perry
Canterbury
Charles
Daniel
Edward
George Grim
Warren County
FM. Richardson
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Contestants List of Contests at Orndoff's Store
The notice lists contestants in a daily contest at J. M. Orndoff's store in Sonora. The event runs each day with participation encouraged and prizes likely.
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Sonora
J. M. Orndoff
New York Central Bonds Oversubscribed and Closed
J P Morgan and Company announced that the new issue of 60 million dollars in New York Central 5 percent 90 year bonds was oversubscribed and the books closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan and Company
New York Central
Shawnee Tribe No 2 to Meet for Funeral of C L Robins
All members of Shawnee Tribe No 2 are requested to meet at the Wig wam on Tuesday April 4 at 2 p m to attend the funeral of Bro C L Robins by order of Sachem, on Cc R SMITHEY C of R
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Bro.c. L. Robins
Sachem
Cc. R. Smithey
Laundry truck suspended after death of Mr. C L Robinson
Notice to patrons of Winchester Steam Laundry delays service until Wednesday morning due to death of Mr. C L Robinson. Classifieds include sale of two mahogany display cases, a phone contact, and rental ad for a three room apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Robinson
Winchester Steam Laundry
Cadet Walter Geyer Dies After Front Royal Injury
Walter F Geyer a 16 year old cadet from New York City and Randolph Macon Academy Front Royal Va died early this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in an athletic game with classmates. The body will be sent to New York City by train for funeral and interment. The youth was described as popular among fellow students and had been at the academy about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Geyer
New York City
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
Winchester Memorial
Arthur Geyer
Winchester
New York
Cadet Geyer
Memorial Hospital
Geyer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Front Royal Institution
Sonora Contest Rules Warn Merchants and Employees
The Sonora Contest prohibits employees from withholding customer votes on cash purchases or cash on account. If any employee fails to give customers votes or reserves them for a contestant, report immediately to Mr. Lee Fisher or Henry F. Sealy of the contest. The offending merchant will be barred and votes withdrawn.
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Sonora
Lee’ Fisher
Mer
Henry F. Seal
Lee’y
District Nurse Association to Meet in City Hall Chamber
The District Nurse Association will hold its usual monthly meeting in the Council Chamber of City Hall on Wednesday April 5 at 4 0 p m Members are asked to bring dues Mrs Martin Wisecarver and Mrs H D Puller serve as Sec Treas and President Oscar Haines Nora Davidson and James W Davidson of Newport News Va visiting A Hunter Davidson family on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Council Chamber of
City Hall
Martin Wisecarver
H. ‘D. Puller
Sec .-Treas
Hammine Haines
Oscar Haines
Washington
Nora Davidson
James W. Davidson
Newport News
A. Hunter Davidson
South Market Street
Winchester
Coal delivery service offers immediate orders
G. O. Snapp announces unloading lump coal and taking immediate delivery orders. Contact 414 J by phone to arrange delivery.
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G. O. Snapp
Winchester Lodge to Meet for C L Robinson Funeral
Members of the Winchester Hezard Lodge No. 21 A F and A M will meet at 2 oclock on Tuesday April 4 at Masonic Temple to attend the funeral of the late Brother C L Robinson.
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Winchester
Hezard Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
C. L. Robinson
The Winding Trail Western at Auditorium Tonight
A rugged six reel western titled The Winding Trail plays at the Auditorium tonight. The feature promises spirited gunplay and dry humor set against a frontier backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As Strong
Coundry
Auditorium
Jolliffe Livestock Sale Set for April 7 1922
Notice states no employee of any merchant in the Sonora Contest may enter. Attend the livestock sale of J. L. and J. W. Jolliffe on April 7, 1922.
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J. L
Bank Robbery Foiled at Merchants Bank and Trust
An unknown man attempted a robbery at Merchants Bank and Trust Company at 15th and H Streets, grabbed a $5,000 package, fired a shot in the air, and was chased by tellers and government clerks before police arrived. He claimed the name Edward Royton, 28, of York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winlaiebonnies Press
Merchants Bank and Trust Company
15Th
H Streets
Treasury
15Th Street
Edward Royton
York
Winchester High meeting moved to 8:30 PM at Handley
A letter to all patrons announces a meeting at Handley Auditorium on Friday April 7. The time has been changed from eight to eight thirty due to Lent services. Signed by HS principal Duffey.
Memorial tribute to C. L. Robinson of Winchester
A long obituary honors Charles Lee Robinson of Winchester noting his vigorous manhood, unostentatious charity, fair business ethics, and loyal friendship. The tribute recalls his rise from Fairmont West Virginia, his community impact, and the enduring memory of his exemplary life.
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Sove
Ality
Winchester
C. L. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Robinson
Fairmont
West Virginia
Coal Mine Strike Halts Across Nation On Aprils Day
Suspension of work in Union coal mines nationwide neared completion as 600 000 miners including 100 000 non union workers joined the idle ranks. Scranton and Pittsburgh districts reported full plant closures while non union Panhandle West Virginia districts joined the walkout.
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Associated Press
New River
West Virginia
Scranton Antiiacite
Panhandle
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Steeres Buckeley
John Strout
United Mine Workers of America
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Parties Having Horses and Cattle Bring Them Home
Notice requests owners tied to G W Kremer to recover horses and cattle by April 2. Identifies property under Kremer control and urges prompt return. No further details on location or contact provided.
Fritz Leiber Stars In Queen or Theba Empire Theatre Engagement
Noted Shakespearean stage star Fritz Leiber appears in The Queen or Theba at the community playhouse for three days with Betty Blythe as the Queen and Leiber as Solomon. The piece features spectacular effects and daring costumes. Also noted are local ads for a cow sale and corset promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Leiber
Empire Theatre
community _playhouse
Betty Blythe
Mr. Leiber
Solomon
South End Hose Company Holds April Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the South End Hose Company was held Monday evening, April 3, at o'clock. Claude M. Grim, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Hose Company
Farmers Should Oppose Virginia Bond Issue
Letter from L. di McCartney of Stephens City Virginia dated March 31 1922 argues against a proposed 12 million bond issue for state highway construction. He warns bonds may cost far more at maturity and burden farmers through higher land taxes while noting tax and policy maneuvers and urging rural residents to oppose the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
James River
Buchanan
Billie Mahone
Soleca
General Assembly
Hampton Roads
Orchard Sprayers and Supplies for Fruit Growers
For fruit growers the sprayer you need to avoid losses in clean fruit. Bean or Hayes Power Sprayer in your orchard promises more No 1 fruit this fall. Lime sulfur made from best materials is a safe effective solution with immediate deliveries. Corona Dry Lead Arsenate 13 eta. pound. Orchard Supply Co. 301 N Market St. Phone 313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Niagara
WIN
Orchard Supply CO
Market St
Virginia Debt Figures Spark Debate About Public Funds
A statement by High Commissioner Coleman on funds for the next two years is contradicted by an Auditor report showing a two percent balance of 20,262,260.66 dollars. The record lists Virginia and West Virginia debt figures, interest costs, and proposed reductions with October 1 1921 as a reference point, noting substantial outstanding obligations and ongoing payments.
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General Assembly
High Missioner
Coleman
Moore
Virginia
Guprella
West Virginia
Viginia
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Death
CL. Robinson
Rites
Officer Legg
Red Cross
Sheba
N Empire Theatre
The
Jolliffe
Randolph-Macon
District Nurse Association Meeting
Baker St
W. Lee Fisher
Iptf
Winchester High School
Handley Audi
Torium
HS. Duffey
Charles Lee Robinson
Movie Empire
Moling & Seal
Warner
J. Ly
J. W. Jolliffe
Claude M. Grim
Secty
L. J. McCartney
L. di McCartney
Stephens City
Sessia
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