Fine Program For Rededication Night
The program outlines a formal rededication night with a 1:30 program opener by C. Te Robott followed by investiture of all Scouts who joined Boy Scouts and other ceremonies. It includes oath and laws pledges for all strong Scouts. A poll of Troop No. O and related guard rounds is noted.
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C. Te Robott
Boy Scouts
Oetshar
United States
Tonar Ceremany
Povlin
Investitus
St Donagh Troup No. O
St Joseph Troop Holds Formal Scout Meeting in January
St Joseph troop met January 31 at St Joseph school for a regular meeting during National Scout Week. Activities included games, signaling Morse code demos, first aid and map making tests, color guard, oath, and flag pledge. A large Parents Night is planned and Troop 7 to attend 8:06 mass on February 12, with investiture of St Joseph’s troop and new leaders to follow.
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SS Joseph
St. Joseph's Schoo
Teli
Fuarst
Troon 7
Kotterer
Mick
Pelican
Armbrnst
Sconts Ducob
Mucerst
Acmcnst
Bob Wiile
Balttes
St. Joseph
Tin
St. Joseph's Auditorium
At. Joseph's
Wsernp
Seoulvaster
Fine Schedule For Sea Scouts
Sea Scouts of Heood hold a February meeting aboard the ship Volpe at American Lee Rion Bone. Skipper Cruidemith oversees formation of two crews, then a galley meeting to decide on a demonstration at Anthony Wayne, with signaling drills and Sea Scout requirements led by the Flanister as four members are excused from the whipping board.
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Io Sea
Heood
Volpe
Lee Rion Bone
Che Shige
Sam
Bragnan
Canmisser
Cruidemith
Yicit
Cinelamati
Stouts
Xnvy
Weber
Scout Anniversary Week Activities Planned By Troops
Scout Anniversary Week marks the founding of the Boy Scouts of America with demonstrations exhibits and church services. Events run Wednesday February 8 celebration night at St Josephs School to Sunday February 12 Scout Day in church with observances through February 11 and February 12.
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Armerican
Cclclivita
Bey Scouta of America
Eharehiyo Buy
Wil
Nearuys Uui- Fovna
Case
Fuows
St. Joseph’s School
Trade and Industry Noy
Onio
Monroy
Grilling with a squad on deck and shore side plans
The Skipper directs a drill forming a side elf by a city church, with forty or more volunteers expected. After organizing crews for cleaning duties, a large meeting follows to discuss naval discipline and ship programs. The schedule lists events at Fonmont Antony Wayne St Josephs and the American Legion hall.
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Oredors
Byyndin
Brag
Schoeming
Sullawhenyger
Cogswell
Ginsing Palma Hove
Fonmont
Trowlny
Antony Wayne Holel
First Aid Training Class At Local Library
A First Aid training session led by County Commissioner Jameson will be held Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. in the HOU Pint National Back building. The class is limited to twenty-five students who are 17 or older and eligible for the rank. Registration is required now to secure a spot this opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Ay Jameson
Training Course For The Leaders Meeting Of The Second Soldiers
A Wednesday session at Ray Beant headquarters Firke National Work Building opened by G. T. Rebort. Attendees discussed troop codes teaching methods and trainee leadership. After breaks, participants reviewed exercises and heard from a list of named attendees including Donald Wasson Martin Duerst and Paul Burkey.
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Wednealay Avenue
Molwaary
Ray Beant
Firke
National Work
G. T. Rebort
Eas Cropp
Dt Troop
Donald Wasson
Martin Duerst
Frank Harliman
Jil Saetknnnys
Paul Burkey
Johi Wi
Patrol Leaders Convene at Scout Meeting
The troop opened with a welcome, prisoners of the sexton master Min Cilia. Dane wld Wasson led the meeting. Patrols were told to stay inactive during gatherings, each assigned a specific portion. A quick game followed, lasting about 20 minutes, with a fellowship pastoral at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie Oth
Iswe Ls
Ie “Thora
Rotary club to hear Dr Harry Granyson on world problems
Cincinnati Ohio will host Dr Harry Granyson Ti at New Floughe Temple Monday evening. The speaker, noted fender, will discuss the topic The World's Problems Are Our... with emphasis on global issues affecting communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnaty
Foy
Harry Granyson
Fender
New Floughe Temple
Waluit
Wile
Will Guldress
Miltletows
Matuy Tlah
Troop 30 Oxford Holds January Meeting and Hike
Troop 30 Oxford met Monday January 23, led by the senior patrol leader. Members completed patrol tasks, played elephant and signaling games, and approved last meeting minutes. A hike and a boating mishap with several scouts wet and one boat leaking followed, as plans were made to adjust boat safety and renew the Scout oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trop
Oxford
Regelar Zession
Fe Orier
Troop 7 Knights of Columbons Hold January Meeting
A heavily attended Troop 7 gathering at the Ue K of C home on Monday January 30 covered routine business and a flag ceremony. Captain Soluidt led a Tallin committal as Carthin colors were presented and the bugle sounded. Scout oath and pledge were recited, Goldsmith was introduced, and a Pays of Nights program was announced for Scout Week.
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Anc
Arley
Patel Cornare
Tallin
Semintister Soluidt
Pitrol
Golissmith
Velture
Goldsmith
Stow
Avat Clara
Mandley
Delightful Girl Scout Meeting in Hamilton Abbey Silverlight Pack
The Silverlight Pack of the Ladison school held a helpful meeting on Wednesday. They formed a Fairy unit, sang Brownie and Smita songs, and appointed sixers to lead the Brownies. Activities included bean bag in the school yard, knot tying lessons, and relay games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverlight
Ladison School
Goodspeed
Weo
Aixers
Fairies
Jean Dawson
Kelpies
Vivian Taylor
Pivins
Helms
Huey
Sparta
Flame Boys
Brown Owl
Biv Iillini
Vary
Plan Meeting Of Directors In Konawen District
A chaotic report notes a directors meeting in the Southern District of Konawen at Hamilton Girl Scout Little House on February 11 for an all day camp discussion. It mentions about ten directors and field captains attending and includes disjointed lines about Frances Morse Wil, Roy Handley, Roy Payne, and a chaotic wartime tone.
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Konawen
Hamilton
Wismering
Frances Morse Wil Peesvile
Roy Handley
Roy Payne
Pleelel
Seoul
Troop 11 Meeting Notes From January Scout Activity
A report from Troop 11 describes a January meeting lasting about ten minutes with two sections. The second class scouts collected objects, drew maps of trees and local landmarks, and created a birthday cake and book as keepsakes while singing songs led by Mrs. Whey.
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Bikie
Durkoet
Usem
Ayis
Whey Taurht
Sing Ig
Troop 6 Meets at Gindenwald Church on Monday
Troop 6 held a regular meeting at Gindenwald Methodist church with opening remarks, pledge, and games. Court of Honor is set for February 8 at St Joseph’s School, pending members to receive badges. attendees listed include Donald Swank and Donald Jeffries among others.
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Raymond Handley
Rudy Ondsovitel
Curtiss Partee
Frank Arlinghaas
Jedack Dalton
William Huger
Donald Ketterer
Janica Lobmkabis
Troup
Donat Wasson
Robert Jugkent
Troop 11
Tohn Shafter
Gruest Jonson
Nyssell Leise
Donald Gandler
Carl Blume
Donald Yate
Ine Widmour
Sam Gand
Donald
Troop 6
Gindenwald Methodist Church
Court of Honor
Donald Swank
Richmond Deffries
John Mill
Lawrence Aerabueh
Donald Gundier
Fate
Chater
Suinley
Starviny
Pollowsig
Thusaell Tingler
Dolo Lacy
Roy Dollas
John Til Donald Swank
Donald Warhaium
Janior Marsiner
Frank Feyh
Trwroune Erabach
Kelwncit Qieasen
Trick Blixgon
Raymond Jeffries
Pew
Consuitteermen
Troop Meetings Schedule Fragment Lacked Clear Dates
Readable parts list troop meeting times and locations for February 5 7 across several schools and units including Brownies and Scouts. Details are fragmented and mixed with misspellings and incomplete room numbers, making full organization unclear.
The Maple Family and Sugar Maple Characteristics
The Maple family spans sixty to seventy species across the Northern Hemisphere with the sugar maple being the most economically important. It details leaf shape, winged fruits, and opposite simple leaves, notes the sugar maple’s value for shade and cabinet wood, and highlights autumn color. It discusses geographic origins in the Far East, limited native North American species, and the distinction between sugar and rock maples with notes on distribution and uses.
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Norrh
Myurtor
Java
Gurney
Trey
Far East
Japan
North America
Joely
Lhiarandlyy
Admovicius
Mio
South Dakota
Fragmentary Scout Meeting Report Names and Oath
Present were Afr Till Mr Smith many Tarkan Tio tients closed with the scout oath and laws. Inspection was conducted by fifty Lin lor John SLM and Mowuhl Harbauin. James Elixson, scribe.
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Afr
Till
Mr. Smith Mnddy
Tarkan
Wats
Ftyesel Lin Lor
John Slm
Mowuhl Harbauin
James Elixson
Scout Meeting Recaps Jamboree Tale and Plans
Troop No 3 held a January meeting with new and existing members, then visited the Legion Theme for an annual tracery event. Dayton scout executive Mr Perle Whitehead shared a tale of the International Scout Jamboree in England in 1930 and future attendance questions.
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Atul
Tracery
Perle Whitehead
Dayton, O
England
Fenmont Pool
Mothers Plan Card Party For Troop 2 Members
Mothers plan a card and lotto party at Mircella Medor’s home 827 Corwin Avenue on Tuesdays in February 1933 to raise funds for Girl Scout Troop 2. Tickets sold by Troop 2 girls. The event features a street-style theme with a variety of prizes and community support.
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Keene Troop 2
Mircella
Troop 17 Girl Scouts Valentine Party Plans
A short meeting led to plans for a Valentine party with activities and games. Leaders hope all girls will attend and participate in a variety of unit activities and crafts.
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Doukay
Biri
Beast
Snowdrift and Cardinal patrols open troop activities
Troop 2 Girl Scouts reports opening meeting with streets and alleys patrols and entertainment by girls with jokes. New members Nell Stephen Catherine Brucur and Sue Cox join. They sing goodnight and plan to sell cards for a fundraiser at a home. Bramble guardianship asks court to sell life estate property in Fairfield County to fund education.
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Enel Sverk Bne
le Troop
Sinvecls Maders
Nell Stephen
Catherine Brucur
Sue
Alla Mousse
Bramble
Bertha Bramble
Malendean Bramble
Middletown
Satarday
Parjthiassott
Peres
Fairfield
Margaret Bramble
Leaders To Meet Monday Night At F240
Leaders gather Monday evening at F240 for their monthly meeting. Attendance is crucial to finalize the program planned for February and March.
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San
Camping Proves Great Help to The Girl Scouts
Camping boosts health for Girl Scouts through exercise, rest, and fresh air. Camp activities include swimming and hiking, plus nourishing meals. Parents are urged to start planning for a Girl Scout camp soon, highlighting Hamilton Girl Scout camp as a recommended option.
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Girl
Camp Reunion Brings Hawilton Girl Scouts Together
Last Saturday January 28 Hawilton Girl Scouts held a camp reunion to review past camping experiences. Groups were organized by age and discussions led to plans for future camps. The gathering included a shanty yol and old songs, followed by refreshments and fond memories of camping in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmary
Hawilton
Ohdor
Hundiernté
Nadure
Troop Four Minetings and Court of Honor Plans
Troop Four held a meeting with relay games and a knife relay patrolling drills. New members Wave Twdy and Teen Gartis joined as the girls organized patrol corners and discussed future activities led by Miss Clark. Court of Honor reviewed the fair seating and candidate play selections.
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Misa Clark
Atlee
St Ffonur
Wetty Ann
Local Social News From State Line Area
Me nil Man Carl Sehweh spent Wednesday evening with Everett Wint and family. Mrs Orvey Mr Clyke attended the sewing society meeting Thursday. Mrs Invencoe Abbold visited Mia and Mrs Charles Woode muff Sunday. Carl and Mary Olive McClare spent Saturday in Liberty. Mary Burgess stayed with Mary Urows of Ratymand. Arthie Evans and family wain peanpy. Charles Gautry's small frontse. Tad Saturday business in Brookville. David Baker near Millville weekend with sister Mrs A H McConnick. Mrs Mary Stewart and family went to College Corner Monday. Everett Pint and wife visited near Beily Tuesday. Ato and Mrs Clifford Moore hosted Sunday evening with Bra May Howafeld as Reily.
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State Line
Carl Sehweh
Everett Wlnt
Orvey
Everett Pint
Fteily
Ato
Clifford Moore
May Howafeld
Reily
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