Whippet to Cut Whippet Car Prices in 1928 War
Willys Overland plans 96 dollar reductions on the Whippet for 1928 signaling a “peaceful War” with Ford and GM. 20 000 new Whippets ready in January, 40 000 by March, new European‑style construction aims to boost future sales and direct competition in the low price field.
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Willys
Willys Overland
Fires Probed in Charles Town Ahead of Grand Jury
State fire marshals continued the probe into 1926 arson fires in Charles Town West Virginia as three firemen Pete Tillett Frank Billmire and Winton Galladay were arrested on arson charges. A warrant was issued for constable and fire department secretary T W Allen who was implicated in testimony at Tilletts hearing. Deputy marshals Howard Welcher and G C Hite testified as the inquiry persisted.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Pete Tillett
Frank Billmire
Winton Galladay
T. W. Allen
Fires and suspects linked in city arson cases
Ed Golladay and Billmire confessed that they and Tillett set fire to several buildings and took liquor as payment from unnamed parties. Billmire testified Tillett Allen and others planned to burn the Independent Fire Company house and Charles Town Horse Show Stables, with McKnight factory also mentioned. Tillett’s parents deny any confession. Allen and Tillett posted bond and were released pending grand jury.
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Ed Golladay
Billmire
Tillett
Allen
Golladay
Independent Fire Company
Charles Town
McKnight
Marlboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Marlboro Virginia residents share weekend and weekday visits. Rebecca Keeler spent last Sunday with Mrs. Jennie Mitchell. Mrs. H. S. Shull and daughter Helen visited Mrs. Lizzie Tanquary in Winchester last Friday and Saturday. Miss Evelyn Headley stayed with her aunt Miss Sue Miller in Opequon last week.
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Marlboro
Jah
Rebecca Keeler
Jennie Mitchell
Shull
Helen
Lizzie Tanquary
Winchester
J Evelyn Headley
Sue Miller
Opequon
Dodge Brothers Six and the Senior Six redefine a vast line
In spring 1925 Dodge Brothers expanded from four cylinder to six cylinder models adding fifty new types. The Senior Six Ty Four and Victory Six introduced larger capacities from half ton to two ton and prices from 670 to 4290 dollars. The firm promised a diversified, complete fleet of passenger and commercial vehicles for dealers worldwide, maintaining its past standards while facing a demanding future.
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Dodge Brothers
Brother
America
Graham Brothers
Instea
Ge Brothers
Over $70 Million Given by American Jewry for Foreign Relief
Documentation notes that over 70 million dollars raised by American Jews since 1914 has funded relief across 40 countries. The United Jewish Campaign raised 26 million dollars starting in 1925 under David A. Brown. The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, chaired by Feliz M. Warburg, directs relief with Dr. Bernhard Kahn overseeing constructive programs from Berlin. 26,000 Jewish families have been settled in Russia’s farmland projects led by Dr. Joseph A. Roses. A minimum cash target of 7.6 million is needed by December 31, 1933 to advance Jelat Distribu tion Committee efforts.
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America
Europe
Asia
Africa
David A. Brown
Detroit
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Feliz M. Warburg
New York
Joint Nation Committee
Bernhard Kahn
Joint Distribution Committee
Berlin
Jere
Immittes
Russia
Joseph A. Roses
Jelat Distribution Committee
Brows
United Jewish Campaign
Local social notes from Farmville and surrounding towns
Visitors and residents are listed as Miss state Keater Miss Chriss Louise Shull Ruth Bucher Edyth Elsie Boyce Floyd Boyce Lucile Brumback and others visited family and friends in Winchester Mount Pleasant Strasburg Middletown Clary Va and Washington DC last week and this week with relatives and employers noted.
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Farmville
State Teachers’ College
Gtate Keater
Chriss
Louise. Shull
Beenele
Fr Ull
Im. Winchester
B. R. McDonald
Ruth Bucher
Mount Pleasant
Lillie Buchere
Edyth
Elsie Boyce
Floyd Boyce
J.B. Smith
Lucile Brumback
Strasburg
Frank
Bramback
Andd
George Sedwick
Middletown
Bertie Jamison
Bertha ‘Mowery
Peggy
Mrs. Mowery
Clary
Gaines. McDonald
Washington, dC
Social calling in Midway and nearby towns
Mrs Maggie Milhom and Mrs Venner Milhon visited Mrs Ben White in Midway Va. Lula Lineburg spent time with Mrs George Dyke. Lorin Flegal and son visited Mary Swapp with Marie Flegal of Hagerstown. W Lockhart of Winchester called on B F White. Edgar Stoke visited a sister in Fawcett Gap. Will Lamp family and Ruth Bucher visited Ben White. Pearl Bly visited her mother Lula.
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Midway
Maggie Milhom
Venner Milhon
Ben White
Lula
Lineburg
George Dyke
Lorin Flegal
Winchester
B.F. White
Edgar Stoke
Fawcett Gap
Will Lamp
Roy
Vivian Lamp
Joye Rowe
Ruth Bucher
Pearl Bly
Ice forms on cold spell spooks local area
Mrs. Anne Stapp and her son Edwin Spuap visited Mr. Ben White at his home as icy conditions persisted. The ice froze thickly and disrupted daily activity in Mn. aoatee ei took oan the cold spell sodded.
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Ie ii
Aoatee
Ieee
Anne Stapp
Edwin Spuap
Ben White
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