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TWENTY YEARS AGO (From Issue of July 22, 1921)From three unregistered troops with a membership of about 50 on November 1 last, the Boy Scout movement on Maui had grown on June 24 to seven | registered troops with 171 members and five un-( registered troops that include 122 boys, it is shown | in the report of Scout Commissioner W. H. Hutton.| There are at present 540 Tenderfoots, 266 second! ' class and 23 first class scouts.Miss Hazel Kawaiaea became the bride of Joseph j Chalmers of Hana in Wailuku Saturday, Rev. L. B. ] | Kaumeheiwa officiating. ChalmerB is chief engineer; at Kaeieku plantation, a nephew of Joseph Chalmers, its former manager. His bride is a Kaupo girl who j was graduated from the normal school in 1920 and ’ j taught last year at Hana.! THIRTY YEARS AGO
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The Maui News
Wailuku, Hawaii, US
Wed, Jul 16, 1941
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