Boy Scout Troop 32 Hosts Round Table and Wood Carry event
The Troop 32 met Friday at 7 PM for a weekly session with a Round Table discussion on past and present youth. Saturday morning they carried two cords of wood upstairs for the American Legion heater project, with Pete Crowell Robert Crowell Eldridge Rhea Jerome Dusek and Coleman Lanceford participating. Friday evening they planned a possum hunt at 5 PM at the hall.
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Tidhe
American Legion
Doys
Pete Crowell
Robert Crowell
Eldridge Rhea
Jerome Dusek
Coleman Lanceford
Troop 53 J W Haygood Holds Regular Scout Meeting
Troop 53 under Scoutmaster J W Haygood met Friday night at the Masonic Temple Club Room with good attendance. Scouts registered for the coming year and played games after business. Next meeting will elect new patrol leaders and a new scribe, making it vital all scouts attend.
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Masonic Temple
Lee's Mineral Compound Proves Sensation in Health Reform
This advertisement touts Lee's Mineral Compound as a revolutionary food vitalizer containing eleven minerals and vitamins. It claims rapid, broad health benefits, improved digestion, appetite, sleep, and energy, urging readers to try the product as the natural alternative to patents and harsh medicines.
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Lee
Troop Committee Requested to Attend
The message asks that the troop be on hand and requests the troop committee to also be present for the meeting or event.
Troop 52 Scouts’ Busy Meeting and 10–0 Victory
Troop No 52 held a Friday meeting with 82 attendees including 19 scouts and leaders. Assistant Scoutmaster Louis Matula led the session while Louis Matula starred in a 10–0 win over local amateurs on Lawless Green Field with three touchdowns.
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Kunz, Richter
A. S. Valenta
R. A. Michalka
Knights of Columbus
Boy Scouts
Hank” Matula
Louis Matula
Matula
C. W. Gjedde
Paul
Bob
Troop 52
Lawless Green Field
Troop No. 52
Local Notes and Incidents from the Neighborhood
Mrs Henry Glass improves after illness and Charles J Brown recovers from a mule accident. Mr and Mrs J M Sanders move away while the Bean family relocate to a new home. Mable and Pearl Wagner visit Burnett and grandparents for a family wedding. A potato patch theft ends with a shooting. the thief is suspected to return but no further visits occur.
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J. M. Sanders
Bean
Mable
Pearl Wagner
Burnett
Robert Wagner
J. W. Brown
Charlie Brown
Local visits and social gatherings reported in Burlington area
Weekend and Sunday visits across multiple households in Burlington include Allison with the Tomelins, Mode family in Cameron, Kendall and Walston families, Mathis and Hayes households, and several Truscott Coward attendees. Also noted are church attendance in Cameron, and a Sunday school program led by Rev T B Kendall and Mrs Matt Baggerly with Mrs Ella Canady ill at home.
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Junior Allison
Joe
Howard Tomelin
George Mode
Cameron
E. I. Mode
T. B. Kendall
E. H. Walston
Bob Mathis
Milano
N. Y. Hayes
J. W. Hairston
Allen Hairston
Smith
Trus
Matt Baggerly
Ella Canady
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Boy Scout News
B. L. Archer
J J. K. Freeman
Cameron, Texas
J. W. Haygood
Arcrony
Dusek Pharmacy
Lee’s Laboratories, Inc
Peachtree
Arcade Building
Atlanta
J. A. Lindle
Sharpe
Henry Glass
Charles J. Brown
Burlington
Houston
John Hairston
Tanner
Tuscott
Coleman-Eplen
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
C. N. Green & Bros
Leland Green
C. N. Green
C. F. Green
E. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Edmund Goulding
Vicki Baum
THE
Milam Theatre
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