Body of Rev Ewing Claimed by Sister in Detroit
The body of Rev Benham Ewing missing since Saturday afternoon was recovered near the reservoir shore by police and taken to Westport for arrangements. He had been a patient at Walnut Hill Rest House and was receiving treatment for a nervous breakdown. The Rev. Mr Ewing, 40, formerly lived at St Francis Monastery in Cambridge and planned burial in Detroit.
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Southboro
Benham Ewing
Walnut Hill
A. J Melady
Johnsons Corner
Detroit
Wesvun
Ily
Mir
Irving W. Harper
Westpore
Mr Tiwing
John Vowling
James ‘I. Ilarris
Melindy
Ewing
St Francis (Espiscopal
Cambridge
Chevrolet Shows Car Increase at World’s Fair Display
Chevrolet’s first month at the Chicago World’s Fair reported 646 107 visitors to watch the assembly line. The General Motors building saw higher retail car sales than last year, with 468 units produced by 175 workers under the NRA automotive code.
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General Motors
Dudley Fraser
Janesville
Kansas City
Norwood
Flint
NRA
West Acton Man Recovers From Leg Injury
Russell Hayward returns home from Emersons Hospital in Concord after an operation on a leg injury. He is reported to be making a good recovery. Edwards Quimby Unit A L Womens Auxiliary members and friends attended the last dance of the season at the Veterans Hospital in Bedford Thursday evening.
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Russell Hayward
Emersons Hospital
Concord
Edwards- Quimby Unit
A. L
Swamps Tie Brookline In Low-Scoring Six Inning Tilt
Brookline and South Acton played a six and a half inning pitchers duel at Jones Field. Sullivan allowed four scattered hits for South Acton while Cole held Brookline to two hits through six innings. In the seventh, three hits and an error produced three runs for South Acton before Sullivan closed it out in favor of New Hampshire boys 3 to 0.
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Russell Hayward
Earl Hayward
Stow Road
Kaneison Aig
O. Ly Clark
Brookline
N. H
Jones Field
Etacineta Cinetacine Cole
Sulvan
Cole
Sullivan
South Acton
Mgr
Hayes
New Hampshire Boys
Jamaica. Plain
Violin Recital Gains Approval at Concord Music Centre
The Concord Music Centre violin pupils gave a Tuesday recital in the D A R Chapter auditorium. Soloists included Annie Ar kin Dorothy Caldwell John Fine gan Claire Kent Walter McGurn Deborah Pike Philip Recco Charlotte Smarup Anna True Agnes Vantwuyver and Louis Venti with Miss Viola Nelson teaching. The opening numbers featured Brahms Beethoven Silcher and the finale Purcell Golden Sonata with the group, aided by Ruth Westman the cellist and Mrs Burleigh L Pratt the pianist.
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Concord Music Centre
Annie Arkin
Dorothy Caldwell
John Finegan
Claire Kent
Walter McGurn
Deborah Pike
Philip Recco
Charlotte Smarup
Anna True
Agnes Vantwuyver
Louis Venti
Viola Nelson
Brahms
Beethoven
Silcher
Purcell
Ruth Westman
Burleigh L. Pratt
Maynard Opens Strong To Challenge Middlesex League Title
Littleton holds first half crown and faces Maynard in the final period. Maynard, boosted by local college stars and Dick Lawson, aims to win both halves and the playoff if needed. Croft is highlighted as a jinx against Maynard, with the second half schedule to be announced this week.
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Maynard
Littleton
Dick Lawson
Bill Croft
Boyce
Cadet Camp Prize Awards At St Bridget's Communion Breakfast
Girls depart for two week camp at Joyce Kilmer Circle camp Joyce Maynard and St Bridget's Cadets honored at the Communion breakfast held after the 8 30 mass at St Bridget's church. Prizes awarded to Cadets Officers and Children of Mary Corps for loyalty and service.
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Maynard
Camp Joyce St. Bridget’s
Scituate
Joseph Dinen
Helen Cleary
Jere Lynch
Hlorence Wilder
Catherine Agg Ghray Cougman
Eleanor Deanborn
Newton
Walter Roche
St. Bridget’s Cadete
Children of Mary Corps
Odd Fellows Hall
St. Bridget’s Church
Joyce Kilmer
Fr. Roche
James Nugent
Joseph DiGrappa
Francis Keley
John Creighton
Bugiers
Robert Duggan
Ufficers
Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps
Mary Corpa
Mary Sims
Mary Sokolowski
Rita Foley
Ann Higgins
Helen Pyzska
Ohe
Grace Sweeney
Mary Sweeney
Mary Driscoll
Annie Duggan
Catherine Heaton
Mary Coughlan
Nellie May
Margaret McCormack
Thomas O'Toole
Chelmsford Legion Shuts Out Maynard 4 2 in Club Clash
Chelmsford Legion defeats Maynard Townies 4 2 on the school field. Joe Lupien and Tanio Toro pa pitched well for the Legion. Three runs in the third inning fueled the upset as Vic Lupien’s two on triple sparked the rally. Maynard slips to second in the Middlesex loop.
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Chelmsford
Maynard
Chelmsford Legion
Joe Lupien
Tanio Toropa
Legionaire
Siinger
Middlesex
Vic Lupien
Legionnaires
Union Congregational Church services and activities in Maynard
Maynard Massachusetts union services of the Methodist and Congregational churches began last Sunday with soloist Lindsay Smith and two new members received. Several members to join next week as the pastor outlines July talks and events including a July 4th Men’s League outing, lawn party plans, and delegates to the Northfield Conference.
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Union Congregational Church
Maynard
Mass
Congregational
Lindsay Smith
Eis Holy Temple
And
Walter Bergner
Larkin's Cottage
Lake Boon
Northfield Conference of Religious Education
Howard Weaving
Dorothy Marsden
Anna Swanson
Barbara Hamlin
Union Church
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Pope Street
Commissioner of Banks
Nash & LaFayette Sales and Service
Main Street
Great Road
North Acton
Acton
Lovell Bus Terminal
Garner Walnut and River Sts
Maynard, Mass
Rev. Benham Ewing
Alan
Chevrolet
West Acton
Cooper
Radio - Electric Co
Main St
Whitney
Tim McCo
Speed Wings
Evalyn Knapp
Battle
ASTOR
Nas
NEW England Corp
Corey Bidg
Marlboro
Western Electric Sound
Joe E
Lupe Veigj
Dynami
Max Bae
Carnera
Long Island
Business People
Marion Davies
Gary Cooper
Walt Disney
Wise Hen
Rafferty
Slukus
Winnahs
Torppa
Sore
Kals
Maynard Phelps
Lydia E. P. Vegetable
P. O
Nason St
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