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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1933

Page

8

Lone Scout News Makes First Bow

Official Lane County Batlee County Coed publication details first Scout bow. It notes editors and writers, troop members, and the weekly issue format with a forthcoming feature on Poet Training and district differentiation.

Lone Scout News Lane Batlee County Aloy Amarin Pat Phipps Syd Lane Wid Laeis Wiggting Warrell Wiltera Naheiute Lane Seauts Yaricipate Jane Seonts Hollies Gesseyal Trainitlan Jennt Hiren Hiemiedigyng Ava

Sea Scouts Dance Plan Fails To Pan Out In Navy Themed Event

A Sea Scouts dance plan falters amid mixed turns and scattered chatter. Skipper Galswithena cancels the event after late preparations and crew debates. Notable figures include Shoffer Wirkle Jones Bannt Pyndy Gal and council members.

Legion Vomne Sammary Fst Hans Giese Elen Whiels Galswithena Sames Shoffer James Wirkle Kael Jones Carl Bannt Ray Pyndy Sau Gal Anato Vette Setinal Inients AG Sineas Micotligg Ayers Janos Minkle Carlie Bard Jones Ghondier Helene Shawn Melton Chines Seip Willig Uwatarried Willy Ty Vein Rvs Lee Agen Osi Fawter Pvattiwe Hreigny McCormiel Amereay Dargie Divan Carpa Endive Robert Fiparnein Abipe Caninittt Ntl Gman Ar Barton Aloeany

Fort Hamilton and the Miami Valley Fortified 1790s tale

A fragmented recounting of Fort Hamilton on the Miami River, its construction by the U S Army, and the valley’s early history. It mentions the fort’s completion, early explorers and soldiers, actions around the river, and later military life, including figures tied to General Wayne era. The piece references a 1700s era printing press and the Miawai Ie tolllgpenoor newspaper.

Hamil Tang Pratt Miami Kalen Ohio Gaelite Qonee Notta Red Mergent St. Caty Alexander Bainitton Hamilton Miahaua Thantabreet Conorad Tapio Maidon Hifi Myer Rudolph Anthony Wate W. Sohn Antinery Wave Tmiuitton Manilan Perrison Lewis Wotaal Ng Noun Wayne Sutimo Mint Fidinie Tanilian Dalo Nymilloy Dung Miawi Ie Tolllgpenoor Colby, Bowne and Co Mie Joe Chanter Timmsy

Minnesotan Boy Scout Exposition At State Fair Highlights

At region 10 attendees from the Minnesota State Fair Boy Scout Exposition showcased a spirit of global reach. The event featured notable projects, stark contrasts with previous experiences, and a focus on mobilizing support for scouting initiatives including encampments, patrols, and community parades.

Hay Suants Mitire Northwest Minnesota Mostern Teotling Shelp Smoperadtion Qtlondines Way Ag

Troop Fifteen 2.0 Event At Troop Meeting

In a regular meeting on January 10, Troop Fifteen 2.0 hosted a demonstration of first aid and a safety program led by Wayne Heber and Willwin Sharp. Attendees included Thurry Noa John Lemon Richard Stout William Retz Wrynd Felton WH Sharp Robert Hinehy Ervin Marechal Woody Ades dee Brique Tred Stephenson Robert l3lonit Toanard Simpson James Simpson and Francis Gambrell.

Wayne Toler Hayle P.O. i Teapp Vaoh Momhel Spoop Ovaerhody Ores Tony Ad Aroom Lpc Ienistenl Faye Lewidamnater Havnonion Pragemn Willy Perr Hev Eveamail Jake Ware Thurry Noa John Lemon Iiehard Stout William Retz Wrynd Felton WH Sharp Robert Hinehy Ervin Marechal Woddy Ades Dee Brique Tred Stephenson Robert L3lonit Toanard Simpson James Simpson Francis Gambrell Francis Gambret Ay

Troop Six Holds Investiture at Littenwald Church

Troop 6 held its oath and investiture ceremony at Littenwald M. E. Church Wednesday night. The event opened with the pledge as new members took the oath and joined the troop in formation.

Troop 6 Tonwury Alack Weelhiy Waa

Wares Displayed Before Local Elks

45 members of the county council attended at Haniton Lodge No. Al BP. The meeting opened with a demonstration on proper training and the need for equitable programs in work with play. Scouts from Troop No. 15 and other groups presented examples of bugle calls and gentle admonitions on service, closing with a benediction and a note that a Scout is Reverent.

Twudge Kahoré Thither County Hanitton Lodge al BP Kohert Knights of Qalunhis Seoul Ted Heiter Seamusnster Ths Pra Wayne Tober Wily Perry Hienonton Mitsye Bea Mia Progrant

Temporary patrol leaders named for Scout meeting

Two new members Ypeesant and Wide Warbauis were appointed temporary patrol leaders with tenderfoot requirements and compass code knowledge. After the meeting the group practiced lining up and played compass games. Attendees included Mastery Mr HL and several scouts including Tawrence Ctorshaeh and RURSKOL LINGURR among others.

Ypeesant Youd Warbauis Sud Byard Gleanon Tawreney Corshach Pal Wisgol Lingler Amurainiteil Orth Mfr Fhaum Buvith Tawrence Ctorshaeh Noy Swink Tomblarti Kalyard Henson Rysaell Bugler Rurskol Lingurr Seribe

Oxford Troop No 30 Meeting and Activities

Troop No 30 of Oxford held a meeting Monday at Py hall after the Plodee of Mtoginnee. Patrol bikes are planned for Saturday and a troop hike on Sunday. Members present engaged in tests and instruction, while leaders outlined upcoming badge requirements and special instructions.

Oxford Tanwig Uentuay Arden Penioy Paris Awanty Tipaines

Troop 7 Knights of Cohumtbus Acpipronring Grasp opeting

The Troop 7 Knights of Columbus meeting on January 3 4 was led by Patrol Leaders in conference. Charles Robinson arrived to speak on waiving fay vamp his stn omer. Scoutmaster notes the troop will hold a campout and overnight trip to Camp Took the Mildetown Bay Sconic camp leaving from the K of G Home at 12300.

Tran Pentselyen Seoat Mrovat Patra Lador Pisg Reoulmaster Selyldl Mtoond Patie Flka Fatenery Ray Tanddlay Irang Hagler Hugling Mildtetown Bay Lohowe Dalton Hhles Ramnilion Ib Tan

Girl Scouts Camp Advice and Values for Hamilton Girls

Local girls group highlights spring camping as a chance to learn independence. Emphasizes health, kindness, and self reliance while staying with other scouts, with leaders guiding proper behavior and minimizing luxuries.

Scout Troop National Week Event And Meeting Report

A disjointed notice describes a Boy Scout event during National Boy Scout Week in February. It notes indoor meals due to weather, a flag ceremony, taps, a benediction, and various patrols attending or hosting gatherings. Mentions Morse code device, stamps, and a humor filled post meeting party with toasts and entertainment.

Xin Koloot Donokd Bwank el Niente

Troop Six Changes Meeting Night to Monday

Notice states the troop six meeting night was moved from Wednesday to Monday due to inconvenience for most members. The next regular meeting will be January 16 at Tintenwald Methodist Church, opening promptly at 7 30 p.m.

Nie Mombera Nuret

Troop Meetings Listed by Date and Location

Fragmented OCR lists Troop meetings by date and venue. References include Lincoln school Brownls Vack and St. Peter's achant plus various troops such as 12, 17, 13, 46, 7 and 2000 with centers like Colored Community Center and St Ann's. The text is garbled but shows weekly January meetings across multiple organizations.

Lincoln School Mehodiat Strroh Brownls Vack Lincaln School van Burep Thazulay Colored Community Center St. Peter's Achant Madiaan School Linderwald M. Esphnret Bt. Ann's Children’s Home

How Scout Work Can Be Helped in the Community

A call to support Girl Scout work in Hamilton by donating time, space, or resources. Citizens are urged to offer basements or barns for troop meetings and to contact Mrs Rackne or Miss Wheto, the local district commissioner, for more information. The note emphasizes practical help over lengthy commitments and highlights the community benefit of trained leaders.

Aitp Elaani Hamilton Nur

Yogalay troupe meeting at Pete Phivemw on danmiry 5

A community gathering at Tolbert Weber's home included a rehearsal and a demonstration with several attendees and meals. Mrs Phir Mannan and Mrs Setter hosted, as officers and residents assisted in planning events and singing.

Pete Phirmannan Setter

Troop 14 Girl Scouts Grow and Plan Next Meeting

Troop 14 Girl Scouts report rapid growth two weeks in, with seven guests attending and new activities including observing prince play noted. Leaders held a court of honor after the meeting and announce the next gathering Wednesday at 9:30 pm at St Peter's School. Betty Ann Woskey, Beverly.

Ornnizes St. Peter’s School Betty Ann Wskey Bivihe

Unity School Will Host Ernest C Wilson Monday

Ernest C Wilson, official speaker from Unity School, will present at 3 30 p m at the Unity Temple 117 Tranque avenue 7380 o’ plank The event centers on The Silence of Receiving a segment of The Selfless Giving program with topics including the Se lacke of Giving and related subjects.

Drnert Wilson Unity School Ernest C. Wilson Wil

Raising Money for Camp Event

A local group invites friends to support a Saturday fundraiser for a camp. They planned a spaghetti supper last weekend and mention a follow up event on January 21. The note asks for help and to log hours.

Troop 10 Girl 800uts Plans Camp Reunion

Troop 10 members vote on planning their camp reunion and an upcoming Fatal Quest production. Mrs Miltice, the captain, is absent due to illness, while Miss Rhotow is noted as involved.

Quy Attar Shagneters Avemory Ohl Thas Miss Rhotow Mra Miltice Illpe Willi Mahan Lampe Seribe

Local Notices From City View Heights Community

A jumble of names and events lists residents visiting relatives, church speakers and social activities. Mentions Mr and Mrs Hammel, Mrs Tay Hhtalon, Mrs Morin Qiysnant Wernesday, and Judge Katina speaking at Reform Church. Local social notes include visits, outings, and planned gatherings through midweek and weekend.

City View Teighta Tau Swit Shoal Ovary Mey Yeung Froedour Lyn and Hawitton

Mrs Edey Talk Draws National Scout Leader Visit

The Girl Horizon announces an event on January 20 at Anthony Wayne ballroom where Mrs. Frederick Utley, president of the Girl Scout National Organization, will speak to the public. Mrs. Edey, known for dance, club work, and poetry, will be featured. attendees may call the Girl Scout headquarters for details.

Anthony Wayne Horizion Girl Scout Frederick Utley New York Edey Osha Eiley

Story of the Little House Seeks History Feature

A fragmented plea notes plans for a regular history feature about the Little House and its ties to Girl Scouts. The publisher Americ aHith hints at a comic style history series with a future Apel iseno issue in February.

Mochra AmericaHith He Howe

Mrs Edey At The Little House

Mrs Edey will speak to the girls at the Girl Scout meeting in Milton on a January afternoon. The well known poet and writer, widely known as a Girl Beat Jean, is expected to attend and inspire the girls to share their talents.

Mrs. Edey

Troop 5 Meeting Recap and Attendance Notes

Fragmented report details a Troop 5 gathering with goals of merit badges and skill drills. Mentions attendance by Hlick and absence of Whig and Miss Ctuioespioy. references Monday evenings sessions and planned future activities, with limited legible specifics.

Brownies at play and a Bible class hear from Chinese speaker

A Brownies group explores a light hearted rabbit hole story at their gathering while a Bible class in Hamilton introduces Williy Jean, a young Chinese descendant and 1981 class member, as the speaker on Living for Christianity in China.

Bible Glass

Canty Te sink! ity vodettora and fT an site you won't repres doing 50

Campers seek information for a January 38 gathering. The note requests a noncommittal agenda and hints at a 50 unit target. It mentions an Anca Director and asks volunteers to refrain from revealing plans.

Anca

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