Boy Scouts of Troop 5 Hold Meeting in Athens
Friday night Troop 5 met at Athens Railway and Electric Company headquarters for tests and advancement rules. New members Morris Goodman E Gilland Chappel Matthews R Ison Warren McLain James Dean Sidney Goldman were initiated with blindfolded walks and belt whip games.
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Athens Railway & Electric Company
Pendergeaph
Ioy
Lass Scouta
Gatley
Oscar McWhirter
Gus
Morris Goodman
E. — Gilland
Chappel Matthews
R. Ison
War
Ren McLain
James Dean
Sidney Goldman
Tints Parker
James Jones
Herbert Cohen
Eldridge Crowe
Braman Watson
Frank Stuart
Hoyt Cowe
Harry Warren
Clarke Cooper-Agst
Bolton Bruce Dederick Deuser
Roy Tucker
John Kirk
Warren McClain
Oscar McWhister
Kennimer Morgan
Jee Jacobs
Jack Dale
Tryan Hugging
Chappel Mathews
Allen Trimes
Roswell Ison
Patrol No
Wade Tson
Gus Wildher
Percy Johnson
Harvey Coker
Field Executive Needed for Northeast Georgia Scout Movement
Morton Hodgson urges hiring a full time field executive to stabilize and expand Boy Scouts across Elberton Winder Lavonia Madison Washington and other towns in Northeast Georgia. He notes Athens Scouts benefit from leadership of James L Sexton and Henry A Pendergraph and emphasizes funds to ensure troops are available for every key area.
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Morton Hodgson
8Th District
Boy Scouts of America
Georgia
Elberton
Winder
Lavonia
Madison
Washington
Notice to Athens Freight Depots Close Early For Summer
Effective April 1 and continuing through the summer, all freight depots in Athens will close at 1 00 PM. Georgia and Gainesville Midland railways operate daily and Sundays with departures and arrivals shown. Train No 2 to Gainesville leaves at 9 AM, No 12 to Gainesville leaves at 12 00 noon, and Gainesville arrivals around 11 32 AM. Georgia Railroad trains connect Union Point and Augusta routes with morning and afternoon service.
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Athens
Gainesville
Georgia Railroad
Union
Union Point
Augustie Point
Augusta
Atlanta
Boy Life Survey 5 Suggestion of Mr Abit Nix
Abit Nix chairman of the Eighth Di Scouts of America urges a city, county, and district survey to guide the one million boys entering adolescence each year toward responsible citizenship. He notes scouting teaches duty to God and country, with 80 percent tied to churches and 20 percent to other sponsors.
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Abit Nix
Scouts of America
Troop No 4 Boy Scouts List Patrol Members
News of Troop No 4 lays out the patrols and personnel under Scout Master J L Bexton. The roster shows four patrols Eagle Fox Beaver and senior leaders with ranks from tenderfoot to first class and merits. Troop growth from 14 founding members in 1921 to 26 by late August is noted.
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J. L. Bexton
Jacob Butler
Charles Hooper
Bob White
Bertram Boley
Joel Boley
Rei Dobbs
Harlow Autry
J. Bradford Kirk
H. Findlay McLeroy
Thomas C. Bellane
John Hodgson
Eagle
Les Griggs, Jr
Scott Epps
Morris Bush
Montieth Capps
Donald Campbell
Charles E. Morris
Thomas Wood
Douglas Orr
Fox
Dave Campbell
J. B. Kennedy
William Davis
A. G. Richards
John Bowers
Charlie Cate
James P. Knowles, Jr
Beaver
Aldine Pound
Walter Collers
James McCorde
Leale Booth
Alexander Bush
Louie Pradley
Max Parr
Joe Hartley
Mr. Grubb
Rotary backing scout movement gains at conventions
At the rotary convention the boys' work committee showcased efforts with Roger W. Davis of Charlotte chairing the outline of a herculean program. In 1916 Cinematii pledged for greater recognition of boys welfare and Edinburg in 1921 devoted much of a session to reports from welfare committees. C J Atkinson of New York described Boy's week in May featuring a 42 000 strong patriotic parade led by a 400 piece boys band.
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Roger W. Davis
Charlotte
N. C
Edinburg
C. J. Atkinson
New York City
Camp McKenzie Near Columbus For Boys
Citizens of Columbus Georgia have organized a company and purchased two hundred acres twelve miles north of the city for a Scout camp named Camp McKenzie. The site includes field woodland and stream to provide a comprehensive program for boys in the South.
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Columbus
McKenzie
Community backs boys camp plan with scouts at Camp McKenzie
Prominent citizens join local council and Boy Scouts of America to keep Camp McKenzie open for a summer program. A two week Scout encampment starts June 5 followed by a June 19 summer camp school directed by W. K. Crane. The program emphasizes athletic education and character development with Bible and Scout handbook required.
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Boy Scouts of America
Camp McKenzie, Inc
Timp McKenzie
Scouts
W. KB. Crane
Deveil
Columbus
Spirited Meeting of Troop No 4
On Friday night Troop No 4 held a top meeting with Mr Hugh Gordon and others from the local court of honor present. Merit badges passed include First aid to animals Bertram Boley. Personal health Dan Campbell. Path finding Dave Campbell. Cycling James Knowles Jr. The boys were well prepared and passed with flying colors, boosting troop contest points.
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Hugh Gordon
D. Flannigan
Sidney Haley
Court of Honor
Bertram Boley
Dan Campbell
Dave Campbell
Cyeling
James Knowles
Countess Sadowski to Witness for August Probst in Railroading Claim
New York lawyers for August Probst the Swiss butler say Countess Marie Sadowski a former Russian noblewoman will testify. Probst claims he is being railroaded out of the country after falling in love with a Rolling Rock Club member at Ligonier Pennsylvania.
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New York
August Probst
Ligonier
Marie Sadowski
Contess to Testify About Probst Hearing Day
The countess aboard the Olympic will testify before immigration officials Monday regarding Probst. Her testimony will describe his role as steward and deny any appearance of insanity. She says she came to the United States to escape persecution after her husband was killed by Bolsheviki.
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Contess
Olympic
Probst
Bernard H. Sandler
Probsts
Summons Heads of Boston Veterans Bureau to Washington
Heads of the Boston office of the Veterans Bureau are summoned to Washington to answer complaints about the Boston office. Director Forbes says charges of inefficient administration will be discussed at a conference Monday. An investigation into the Dallas office is also begun after a complaint from Rep. Rayburn Texas.
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Washington
Boston
Veterans’ Bureau
Forbes
Dallas
Rayburn
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