Willys Overland Sets New US Show Sales Record
New York visitors to the Willys Overland show week totaled 62 909 with strong dealer orders lifting Overland and Willys Knight Six Seventy sales to 594 in New York. New York City dealers sold 52 cars during show week, excluding the 42 retail by the branch, as the Seven Eights model drew peak interest amid a bustling display.
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Willys-Knight
New York
Willys-Overland
Overland
New York City
Grand Central Palace
Willys- Overland
Broadway
Sith Street
Willys- Knight
Town Line North social notes and a New York prison escape
Town Line North local social notes recount visitors and calls among families in South Amherst Amherst Lorain and Middle Ridge including Dellefield Cook Spiegelberg and Dellefield households with church activities and a February 106th Evergreen Club meeting. A New York Grand Central Terminal scene reports James Fredericks escaping custody on the way to Sing Sing after assaulting a guard during a robbery transport.
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Town Line North
Henry Dellefield
Peter Dellefield
John
Ed Cook
Henry Ott
South Amherst
New York
Grand Central Terminal
James Fredericks
Sing Sing
Local Notes From La Grange Community News
Dewey Reynolds of Shiloh visited Mr and Mrs Henry Santsberry. John King and daughter Dorothy spent Sunday in Bellevue. Rev Garvin entertained his mother in law from Grand Rapids Michigan. H J Ryan attended Rebekah lodge in Elyria. Builders of the Bantst church meet Friday the 8th with Minnie Wight. Joe Bichel visited Birmingham. W D Johnson entertained Sheffield family of Lorain. Newly elected officers of the Woodward Mareabees listed.
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John Hoenes
Fred Coverdale
Amherst
Martha Vinson
South Amherst
Rhinehart
Wm. Cook
Lorain
Cook
Holnzworth
South Ridge
G. W. Spiegelberg
Carl Delfield
Claude Robbins
Cleveland
Wm. Dellefield
Henry Dellefield
Ed Fanily
Wm. Miller
Syl. Mathias
Elizabeth Ernst
St. Peters Church
Smith and
Birmingham
W. D. Johnson
Sheffield
Helen
W. Borfie Mareabees
Mohr Killer Confessed Then Released From State Hospital
George P. Mohr, 76, who yesterday killed Mrs. Florence Reisenburg in Flint Michigan, walked to a police station and confessed. He had been dismissed from Newburg State Hospital for the insane for lack of room despite homicidal tendencies, authorities said. Also Princeton President Hibben urged that mental vigor and intellectual resourcefulness drive athletic success to 260 fathers of Princeton students at the Banker Club.
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Cleveland
George P. Mohr
Florence Reisenburg
Flint
Mich
Newburg State Hospital
York
Princeton
John Grier Hibben
Princton Wniverally
Princston
Banker Club
Yale students launch program to aid homeless in New Haven
In New Haven Connecticut Yale students form a service drive to aid the town’s homeless population seeking to offer meals shelter and hope through student led efforts amid campus concern.
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New Jiaven
Conn
Yale
Campaign to reopen arena amid building cheer
A campaign to reopen the arena seeks support for a Pi sion building project. Officials promise cheerful events and accessible facilities for the needy, outlining plans for funding and community benefits.
New Sixes Lead With Roomy Comfort and Finance Plan
A new advanced motorcar claims revolutionary interior space and comfort. The article highlights its Sixes model as a front runner and promotes the Willy’s Finance Plan offering easy time payments and low credit cost in the industry.
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Willys Finance Plan
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Mander
Lela Perace
Flora Foster
Mabel Giar
Grace Rawson
Ygeant
Helen Heath
Trose Ryan
Florence Chiff
Sentinel
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Minnie Serrette
Lillian McMiHan
Minnie Wight
Lola Wigert
K. of P. Hall
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
Huldah Powers
The
Baptist Church
Garvin
Sam Powers
Obertin
Litchfield
Ford Hastings
Penfield
la Grange
Jenne
Charles Opfer
Pedro
Ed Brenner
Pat Sanders
Pearl Opfer
Lew Kohlman
Lucille Spicer
Lew Whitney
Cole
Wellington
Methodist Church
E. Webb
John Curtis
Jennie Hubbard
Charles Rawson
R. D. Holcomb
C. H. Nichols
N. J. Gott
Milk Association
Mmma Horton
J. M. Spicer
Miles Spicer
Fanny Cra bin
Tri-U Club
Harley Spicer
C. H. Opfer
Henry Lantsberry
Opfer
Warl Sanders
Werner Kobert
Sanders
E. C. Schubert
John Dellefield
B. Shubert
Oliver
Margaret Dellefield
W. Cook
Walter Dellefield
Murray Ridge
Jay Gillette
Bobby
Br. Shubert
Paul Wernarski
Rhinehart Cook
Frank Rahl
Louise Beal
Elyria
Spiegelberg
Lewis Spiegelberg
Walter Wellman
Aileen Feagler
John Tienes
Henry Kolbe
Middle Ridge
G. XN
Ilenry Dellefield
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Peter's Church
Wiliam Spiegelberg
Jay Fitch
Mrs. E. EL
ADAMS
Peerless
Preress Motor Car Corporation
Ohio
E. L. Janney
West Ave
West Virginia
Murbach Coal CO
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Imperial Top & Paint Shop
Imperial Furniture CO
East Broad St. Bridge
Sedaris Restaurant
Lorain County
Sedaris
Europe
America
Shouge Wirhent Netics
Overland-Knight Sales CO
West Avenue
Fer
Beery Paras
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