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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1932
Page
8
Boy Scout Week will run February 8 to 14 marking the twenty third anniversary of the movement. emphasis on renewing ties with former scouts and drawing in new participants as unit and council leaders plan events during the observance.
Phillip J. B. Goldamith and Galen Engineers with Brooke and Clawson officially took command of the Sea Scout Ship Veiture at a Legion Home meeting. Goldamith, a former Naval Academy midshipman, led the crew in semaphore practice and shipboard routines as they prepared for regional events and an upcoming Ranger Danse, with apprentice examinations scheduled before the Sea Scout board next month.
New ruling limits to four merit badges per meeting to speed approvals and prevent delays. Only applications signed by the expert examiner in the relevant subject for this council will be accepted. A list of three examiners is on file at Scout Headquarters and distributed to Scoutmasters. Applications must be submitted before 5 o'clock on board review day to be listed for advancement. A special hearing is planned for January 10 to address missed merit badge subjects from the last meeting. Marion Ohio reports aging machinery veteran W Belter Jr. continuing threshing work amid years of service and wheat harvests.
Troop 7 hosts a Christmas week meeting with several Scouts earning requirements under Carl Fuorat John W Bolton Carl Fontaine Dr J W Clark and Scoutmaster Edward Schmidt. Visitors include three fathers as the unit notes progress toward the Presidents Award with a review planned Wednesday night. Pelican and Bob White patrols from St Joseph's church delivered 1400 parish envelopes to St Joseph's parishioners as part of church outreach.
Walter W Head offers a New Year message to Scouters praising past achievements and urging shared effort in developing boyhood in America. He notes the Boy Scouts of America aim to provide four years of Scout training for at least one of every four boys and calls for enthusiasm service and effective leadership to raise national welfare through active citizenship.
A nostalgic message urges self reflection and courage at year start. It compares inner desires to electric search lights guiding daily behavior, urging respect for others religions and adherence to high ideals. The piece invokes Santa and Christmas spirit to inspire joy and prosperity.
The Bale county council review board met Wednesday night at Scout headquarters in the First National Bank building. A large turnout signaled that a board of review for merit badges will be necessary for several scouts. Varying scouts were examined for first and second class ranks, with numerous merit badges across fields such as scholarship, swimming, metal work, plumbing, and aviation. Examiners included Aryce Byard and Carl Foret, among others, with a special merit badge review scheduled for Tuesday evening January 10 at Scout headquarters.
At this week’s meeting the Flying Eagle Patrol led by Earl Ball won in a postion. Stag e patrol bender by Wayne Heber was neaned. The hoste of review announced a meeting this week. Members present included Harry Neal Teddy Adams Bill Shayp Wayne Usher Leonard Simpson Karl Roll Robert Rinek Ervin Mare ahant Weed Randolph Fred Stevens Aut Frageis Gambrotl. A grand bag was collected as members brought presents. Meeting began at 8 20 pm after Seoul's Renudiation.
The report from Scribe Sam Prickett notes the Patrols recited theScout Oath and Benediction during an opening and closing ceremony. The group played a game of pie or abort and shared snack content while Reberb led final aid.
A Kel Jey drill produced Bill Hagermat and Roy Payne as winners. A Ineh received service from Mra. Troutwine. Scout's setedetes were noted and subsequently dismissed amid unclear details. JACK Da
A chaotic page itemizes Troop 3 activities at Rider's Club with awards, a magic trick, and games. Bible class at Hamilton meets in courthouse with piano fund plans led by Raymond Dawson. Hustlers class at Central Church of Christ held at Anton Pruit home with grab bag and refreshments. Emerald Isle note credits Ireland's name origin to Dr. Drennan.
Troop Ten met on last Tipsday afternoon at Lutts House for a holiday gathering. Captain Mrs. ME was ill, with Miss Kho len and others guiding activities. The program included Christmas carols, a badge discussion, sign drill, and planning for the new year as older girls led activities.
A detailed survey of sassafras, its fossil history, wide ancient range, and current Eastern North American home, with notes on its discovery in China. It traces colonial trade, medicinal and culinary uses, dyeing, oil distillation, and practical wood uses, plus seasonal growth and leaf variety observed in rural settings.
The Kenmont troop No 6 invites all girls to a Friday meeting at 600 pm emphasizing its importance. On January 7 troop No 12 will hold a spaghetti sale. A fishing misprint urges readers to place an order by 3016.
John H. Willis was installed as president of the Nazarene Gleaners class at an &, meeting with Mrs. Chester Smith and others Thursday. Officers installed included vice president Biege Hren jucker and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Chester Smith. Committee chairmen appointed included Mrs. J. He Bruck and John H. Willis, with others like Mrs. Harry Holtsick and Mrs. Mandy Filler noted. An interesting message was delivered by Hey Edwin Haggard followed by refreshments.
The Dunkards or Dunkers or German Baptists formed a church around Germantown and moved to Averton after persecution. A Dickey church emerged in Montgomery township about 1800 as a pioneer Dunkard meeting place in the region. The faith emphasizes immersion baptism threefold, daily washing, love feast, and communion, with night services and ordinations like laying on of hands and anointing with oil. The movement includes Dawyers and antioblects, with Ashland College among Ohio’s prominent institutions linked to the era.
A pageant titled The Christning Mic ala will be presented Sunday evening at Millville United Brethren. The cast includes Elida Williay June 12 Ethel Kell ee Bertie five year old Dole Cigte Trollie and others. A service titled Come Worship Him will follow. Also reported, Beneficial Union officers elected in German Beneficial Union District No. 242 at Liberty Home Bertin Lebboner elected treasurer Martha Torge chose as secretary and Anan Geckeler named trustee.
The article recalls the early Stockton Special School, noting the first brick building of about 70 by 30 feet, its later division into four rooms, and the yard layout for boys and girls. It mentions the 1877 replacement building, community role, notable attendees, educators, and a lineage of local families linked to the school, ending with reflections on life as a three-volume metaphor.
Reorganization of Troop 14 finished on Thursday with few girls joining. Members checked last year’s equipment and planned for the coming year. Any girl from St Peter's School aged ten or older may join Scouts, especially former Scouts, per Middred Spindler.
Investigation disclosed that the Howilson family saved hundreds of dollars through health authorities inquiry. It showed seven burials at city expense, nine more requests denied, and insurers totaling 821.90 redirected to the city fund after 75 reimbursement deduction. In 1930 city burials totaled 26 and in 1931 there were 27.
Watch Night program arranged for Saturday night at Ninth Street U B Church. From 9 to 10:30 p m songs sermons and games led by Miss Merthw Uelscher and Mrs Lawrence Todt. From 10:30 to 11 refreshments. 11 to 12 New Year pageant The Passing of the Old Year with Father Time Ignorance Prejudice and Church cohorts and representatives in costumes.
The First Baptist Church schedules New Year themed services with Rev. John Brakman preaching “God's Way for the New Year” at morning worship. A monthly communion, new members reception, and a Sunday night program titled “1933 A New Seal or a New Life” accompany special music by the church orchestra and choir and a Sunday Night Gospel Sing.
A condensed birthday list notes Harry New ex general born Indianapolis 74 years ago Julius L Meier born Portland Oregon 58 years ago George Viereck New York editor born Germany 48 years ago Harry Reid president National Electric Power Company born Johnstown New York SS years ago Dr Marion E Park Bryn Mawr College president born Andover Massachusetts 87 years ago Relph Hetasel president Pennsylvania State College born Merrill Wisconsin 60 years ago.
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