Nash Motors shows convertible small car in survey at Waldorf
Nash Motors unveils a small two door convertible prototype labeled nx.i for Nash as part of a public opinion survey in New York. The car uses foreign engines and could be built if 250000 people express demand. it would not enter production for at least a year.
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York City
Nash Motors
Estab
the Waldorf
New York
Nash
Are
International
George W. Mason
Nash Kevinator Corporation
Mason
N.x.i
Story Teller Entertains At Rotary Meet
Rev. David Thompson of Acton entertained Marlboro and Maynard Rotarians at Wildwood Inn with humorous tales of northern hunting and fishing. Park Stone chaired the Maynard program. The meeting, praised as one of the best in years, featured Rotary songs and fish yarns.
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Marlboro
Wildwood Inn
David Thompson
Acton
Maynard Rotarians
James J. Ledgara
Maynard Club
Park Stone
Maynard Enterprise
Fred N. Bearce
Russell Butler
Rotary
Furbush Named Floor Leader In State Senate Shakeup
State Senator Richard I. Furbush of Waltham was named ranking member of the Senate rules committee, designating him as the majority floor leader. Republicans gained control of the panel but kept most committee assignments, with Holmes joining the rules panel and Stanton dropped.
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State House
Boston
Richard I. Furbush
Waltham
Middlesex
Hudson, Stow
Maynard
Concord
Senate Rules Committee
State Senate
Newland H. Holmes
Weymouth
George W. Stanton
Senate
Girl Scout Troop 6 Hosts Christ Child Story Pageant
Troop 6 Brownies performed a Christ Child tableau at the Girl Scout House for Troop 8 and guests. Cast included Mary Peggy Nickerson Joseph Jane Boynton and others with solos recitations songs and piano. The event ended with cookies and cocoa as thanks to William Martin for the stable and a cocoa donation.
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Concord
Girl Scout House
Brownies
Mary
Peggy Nickerson
Joseph
Jane Boynton
Shepherds
Karen Anderson
Carol Bregoli
Barbara Dunne
Marie Musato
Louise Yont
Angels
Judy Byrne
Mary Towler
iJudy Martin
Ann Phalon
Patricia Smith
Kings
Julia Terdry
Ann
Troop 8
Rudolph the Red -Nosed Reindeer
Troop 6
William Martin
American Bible Society Secretary Delivers Sermon at West Concord
West Concord Union Church hosted Dr. Robert Wood Coe secretary of the American Bible Society as guest preacher for the morning service led by Rev Edwin B Nylen. Coe formerly led Leyden Congregational Church Brookline and was named executive secretary of the society last year.
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West Concord
Robert Wood Coe
West Concord Union Church
Edwin B. Nylen
Coe
Leyden Congregational Church
Brookline
American Bible Society
Mrs. Coe
Nylons
Funeral for Mrs Potter at Concord
Funeral services were held last Thursday at Evangelical Free Church for Mrs Adelaide A Marshall Potter 93 of Concord widow of John S Potter. She died January 3 at Worcester Memorial Hospital and buried in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Survived by five sons including Philip and Rev John Sherman, a daughter pair Adelaide and Josephine, 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren, and a sister.
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Concord
Evangelical Free Church
Boston
Adelaide A. (Marshall) Potter
Worcester Memorial Hospital
Sleepy Hollow
Potter
Newburyport
Littleton
Auburn
John S Potter
Philip
Hartford
Conn
John Sherman
San Aleandro
California
Richard
David
Jesse
Fred Moody
Adelaide
Josephine
Arthur D. Findlay
Wilmington
John H. Morse
Georgetown
West Concord couple marks 21st wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Vinal Ashe of West Concord observed their 21st wedding anniversary last Monday. Mrs Ashe is former Marion Pope. They have one son, Waiter. The couple wed in Watertown January 9 1929 and have lived in the town the last 17 years. Mr Ashe runs a local business.
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West Concord
Vinal Ashe
Dogs Bite Massachusetts Residents At High Rate
State health department data indicate about 10 000 Massachusetts residents are bitten by dogs each year.
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Boston
U.P
State Health Department
Massachusetts
County Dairymen Hold Concord Meeting Series
Middlesex County dairy men gathered at the Concord schoolhouse behind the Extension Service Office on Everett Street with Ralph Verill as chairman. Extension economists F. H. Branch and Roy E. Moser from the University of Massachusetts spoke on farm management and profit factors. further meetings are scheduled in Concord on January 26 February 11 and February 25.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Extension Service
Everett Street
Ralph Verill
F. H. Branch
Roy E. Moser
University of Massachusetts
Nebraska Liquor Taxes Bring In Over 2.7 Million in 1949
Liquor taxes and fees collected in Nebraska totaled 2,714,992 dollars for the year ending November 30, 1949. Revenue from state and local measures supported government programs and public services during this period.
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Nebraska
Cousins Welcome Ashley Byrd Cousins Jr in Houston
The birth of a son, Ashley Byrd Cousins III, is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Ashley B. Cousins Jr. of Houston. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Ashley B. Cousins Sr. of South Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heath of Tring Herts England. The father is a U.S. Army lieutenant and World War II veteran.
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Concord
Ashley B. Cousins
Houston
Texas
Ashley Byrd Cousins
Cousins
England
South Lincoln
Bedford
Henry Heath
Tring Herts
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