Scouters Meet at American Legion Home in Hamilton
First Scoutmaster Training Course lesson held November 16 at the new Legion Home. Deputy regional Scout Commissioner W. H. Haun spoke on the Scout Round-Up and patrol competition. Allan Hyer urged community service through Scouting. lunch followed. Attendees included Mr. Robert Jr., Allan Hyer, and many troop members and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shafter
Scoutera of
Hamilton
New Legion Homa
C. B. Robert, Jr
ET. W. Haun
Bedut
Antil
Seoul
Lelling
Robert
Continen
Allan Hyer
Met
Frank Darwin Post
Ile
Jake
Ipyhnnit
Wow. Hin
B. Robert, Jr
Beont
fIaket Tipplardt
R.A. Jameson
Seout
Edward J. Seonidt
Morbert Uwnber
Cay Fuerst
Bil Wits
Janes Coad
Robert Dinwiddie
Mittal High
Ly. A
Wt. Matesou
Molfore Conk
Andrew Gard
Swank
Sam Gara
Kari Jours
John FL Shatter
H W Heun Named Deputy Regional Scout Executive
H W Heun becomes deputy regional Scout executive for Region 4 covering Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. He began Scouting in 1911 rising quickly through ranks, previously led St Louis council troops and Los Angeles camps before Chicago and Athens Ohio assignments. Headquarters moved to Columbus and district serves about 65000 Scouts mainly in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Heun
Regin 4
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Anu
Beowino
Gene Yoler
Jiann
St. Louis
Kia
Athans
Columbus
Tina
Mr. Voun
Jinyr
Haws
Bonn
Peace Park Dedication Marks North Dakota Canada Boundary Garden
At Peace Park in Dunseith North Dakota and Bois-Fovan Manitoba a centennial boundary dedication drew thousands. Scouts from both nations attended as a guard of honor and hikers joined from Minot. Charles T. Sommers oversaw planning. North Dakota leaders R A Ressies and Frank Fowld led local contingents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoitta
United States
Canta
Canaan
Dunseith
North Dakota
Bois Fovan
Manitoba
Thonannds
Ersana
Hoagle Scouts
Moy Scouts of America
Bath
North Ameriany
Qadir
Frank Fowld
Boy Scout Association
Winnipeg
Troop 15 BPO E Meets. three new members joined
This week's Troop 15 BPO E meeting convened Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Red Cross room Tell Reiter presided with the flag salute. Three new members Adrian Sherer Joe Briggs and Robi Rinck joined. attendees listed include Travey Nonl John Seeman Richard Stout Leonard Simpson and others. The session adjourned around 8 10 p.m after the benediction and duties. Francis Gambredl Scribe Floaks of wild getee and parrot safegeard…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 15
B. P.O. Kiks
Red Cross
Tell Reiter
Scanforth
Laws
Adrian Sherer
Joe Briggs
Robi. Rinck
Tha Mem
Travey Nonl
John Seeman
Richard Stout
Leonard Simpson
Wayne Heber
Karl Roll
Fagena Corum
Ervin Marehani
Janine Simpson
Fred Randolph
Frat Stephenson
Francis Gambrell
Tr Kelter
Francis Gambredl
Scribe
Who's Who. Pebbly Hershner's Early Life and Roles
Who's Who records Peony Hershner born May 6 1966 in Hamilton Ohio. She attended Polk School Hamilton High School and Hamilton Business College. Lifelong resident of Snmittan except three years near Cleveland. Age 42 at joining Scotting in roup 8. Served as Scoutmaster in the troop and held the role of Scoulmaster. Spent nine years in Scantling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Peony Hershner
Taly
Tamilton
Ohio
Polk School
Hamilton High School
Hamilton Business College
Snmittan
Cleveland
Scotting
Roup
Scoulmaster
Asa't
Scantling
Do You Remember When the Boy Scouts national Amateur Press Association
Fragmentary text references Boy Scouts amateur press, a question about origins, mentions four pottery classes, Commander Byrd and a Silver Bofflalo badge, a note from a Springfield riverbank youth, and several garbled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
National Amateur Press Association
Tawat
Byrd
Francis Howard
Springfield
Winn
Bill Mason
Ste Mora Mulligan
Han
Scout Troop 7 Meeting Recaps and Upcoming Hikes
Troop 7 of the Knights of Columbus in Conception holds a regular meeting at the K of C home. The flag ceremony, oath, and laws are recited. President’s award reviewed. new member pins discussed. A former Scout and an associate join. Mr Railton gives a talk on a good scout muster. Thirty five scouts attend. Next meeting features rodeo instructions, an overnight hike planned for Nov 19-20, and signups on blue slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Valerat
Klee Wiegel
S. B. Tan Kuehel
Railton
Oop
Heroap
Firat National Bank
Bedintsaiaslor
Koof
Scine
Norton
Foere
Aome
Dr. Clarke
Searla
Stait Caine
Mr. Xobdert
Press Club hosts fine meeting with teaching focus
The Press Club held its regular meeting on Monday night November 18 with Meg Marsan as blue advisor presiding. A 180 phonotype book explained typography and photo engraving processes. A Hamilton Kypning Journal visit plan showed potential coverage and Scout Page ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beout Press
Beouts
Meg Marsan
Elue
Hasoon
Hamilton Kypning Journal
Prosa
Bill Wiley
Johm Bhaffer
Hayn
James Elixson
Hershner
History of Scouting Moves Through Early Years and Troop Tales
A historical rundown traces Scouting from 1912 beginnings through early national civic efforts, district expansions, and the Be Prepared motto. It notes membership peaks, officer roles, notable leaders, and the emergence of Troop Crier reports, along with troop meetings, pledges, tests, and benedictions.
Troop 10 Meeting Led by Scoutmaster Combs
Scoutmaster Combs called the Troop 30 meeting to order at 7 15 Friday evening November 14. The group was urged to move from old seats and take action, noting Henry Baker's return after a period away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combs
Henry Baker
Scouts Plan November Hike and New Dues Plan
The text notes illness among members and two visitors who may join as prospects. A November 9 hike at the Indian mounds near Sevenmile was planned. A revised duck dues scheme delays payment until purchases are needed. Patrol No 1 leaders are Orville Burnett and Wilbur Wright. No 2 leaders are Robert Jackson and Marvin Pettit. A church bellroom workshop is planned to manage projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Mounds
Sevenmile
Orville Burnett
Wilbur Wright
Robert Jackson
Marvin Pettit
Middletown Nets Foil Radly for Scorters Event
Middletown planned and completed a Foil Radly gathering for scouts as visitor Mr Linn spoke. Troop 1 of Tingengald Church of Christ started a Sea Scout Patrol led by a member of Ship 11. Several troops are not showing on the Scout page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Linn
Tingengald Church of Christ
Paper Utensils for Outing Meals Impress Scouts
A Girl Scouts article describes lightweight paper utensils for hikers and campers and outlines camp cooking with a paper broiler, forked sticks for tripod fires, and trench fires. It stresses gathering tinder and wood in advance, proper fire safety, and cooking tips from the organization’s program guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 1 Girl Scouts Meeting Recap
Seventeen Girl Scouts and three visitors attended last meeting. Captain Doris and Miss Warr led. Patrol leader was absent. Scouts prepared for a test, brought canned foods, held relay knots, and closed with a night prayer and the motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris An
Miss Warr
Hem Mary
Louis Vogel
Setibe
Patrals Meet The Cardinal and Snow Drift Patrols
Patrols met on November 3 at Mrs Maud Kxivers home. They opened with a pledge ceremony sang a song and recited the Girl Scout Laws. They discussed crafts and plans for a December 16 tea at the Girl Scout House. Several girls passed their compass and they thanked their patrol corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Kxiver
Scout Rodeo Whe Rodeo and Rewnd-Up Pledges Lead Troops
Troop 7 takes the lead with 21 membership applications 2 Tenderfoot 6 Second Class 1 First Class and 12 Merit Badge pledges. Troop 1 reports 1 Second Class 2 First Class and 3 Merit Badge pledges. Reminders go to troops not yet reporting. Ram Gard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 7
Troop 1
Ram Gard
Troop 0 of Geford Excels in Heat Turnout
A write up at the Legtor Home meeting notes Troop 0 of Geford had the highest turnout among troops present. The report suggests hopes for more strong shows from them in the future. The piece also outlines four main features of India's caste system endogamy hereditary occupation hierarchical structure and food avoidance between hierarchy members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legtor
Geford
India
Troop Meetings Schedule For November
A fragmented list of troop meetings across Lincoln School Madison School and local centers. Troop 12 meets 3 80 Monday in sixth grade room. Troop 10 at 1 30. Troop 6 4 00 at Afsthodint Ahmed. Brownie Park 9 20. Troop 17 3 20 Van Bureau School. Troop 15 4 00 Girl Beaut Little House. Troop 3 3130 at Jackson School. Troop 77 00 at Colored Community Center Friday. Troop 1 6 60. Girl Scout Little Hones at Mt Ann's. Troop 4 4 00 Presbyterian Church. Troop 8 7 00. Childrens Home. Troop 18 345. Girl School Little House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Tageday
Afsthodint Ahmed
Brownie Park
Madison School
van Bureau School
Jackson Schoal
Colored Community Center
Triday
Gt. Ann's
Presbyterian Ehurch
Childran's Home
Seuol Little House
Give Somebody Something To Be Thankful For
A mottos urging charity and cheer guides Girl Scouts nationwide as they turn flour into cookies and use donated items for Thanksgiving relief. Volunteers organize cookie distributions and fabric projects to bring joy to families, emphasizing philanthropy and community effort during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouta
Winter Camp Training for Scout Mothers at Camp Edith May
A fall program at Camp Edith May offers a three day winter camp training for Scout mothers. Ten volunteers from Bristcliff Memorial New York and national Girl Scout leaders attend the session, learning committee duties and troop-like structure under Miss Emilia Hoorsell and Miss Olive McCornick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi
Edith May
Bristcliff Meuor
New York
Girl Scout Troop
Emselia ‘Hoorsell
Olive McCornick
Troop 10 Girls Meet For Badge Talk At Court Of Honor
Troop 10 met with Captain M73 at the Tittle House on a Friday afternoon. Patrol Warners led in order, then a general discussion and troop singing focused on badges and handicraft projects. Cellophane purses and daily plans were to be continued next week. dismissed by taps and Friendship Circle, adjourned to Court of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Haw
M73
Millice
Tittle‘ House
Taps
Court of Honor
Marion Lampe
Troop 12 Girl Scouts Plans and Projects Update
Last Monday Troop 12 members met with patrols to choose sewing projects for the Little Girl Scout House. One patrol opted for a patchwork pillow while another has yet to decide. Marjory Wools patrol completed a basket for a needy family. The group closed with a signaling game and a goodnight circle before departure. Founder Miss Nina Clark. Ellen Trou ble Beekan, Beribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout House
Ona
Marjory
Wools
Nina Clark
Onion Beauty Aid For Women Through A Fun Aid Program
A confusing OCR fragment discusses an onion based beauty aid marketed to women. It mentions a new program by the National Girl Scouts division and suggests carrying raw onions to aid health or beauty and prevent thirst. The text is garbled with unclear details and mis-typed phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Girl Scouts
Handicraft Help From Hamilton Girl Scouts at Christmas
The Girl Scouts of Hamilton start making and distributing Christmas gifts with a broad crafts display. Toys include handcarved bookends and Eskimo dailies. crafts are inexpensive to encourage every girl to have gifts and stockings. The Little Mouse event on December 16 features a Silver Tea to support the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Hamilton
Good Aid
Sante
Girl Scout Little Mouse
Tis Council
Girl Scout Organization
Christus
Tin Girl Scouts’ Council
Scout Little House
Sycamore Tree Descriptions From A Rough Almanac
The text describes sycamores or buttonwoods with smooth, peeling bark revealing white underlayers, and contrasts European maples with Old World plene trees. It notes the ghostly white bark, riverbank preference, and growth habits, including leaf shape similar to maples and distinctive leaf scars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cronica
Troop 17 Girl Scouts Meeting Report
Troop 17 met at the Van Buren wheel on Wednesday and played varying games. They were dismissed from the meeting and will leave next week on Monday. Scribe Maggie Miller notes a line about the northern goddess of the dead named ciel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren Wheel
Maggie Miller
Scrives Meet At Girl Scout Little House November 26
Scribes to meet at the Girl Scout Little House at 3 30 Saturday afternoon November 26. Miss Frances Eberling will speak. Members urged not to miss the class for new members and to bring a vote book. Saturday afternoons feature crafts and inexpensive gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little House
Girl Scout Little House
Misa-Frances Eberling
Gms
Mrs Slade New Board Member Named for National Girl Scouts
Mrs Slade of New York joins the national Girl Scout board of directors and executive committee, chairing the American Girl Magazine committee and serving on the national program committee. Emily Welch names her as a member of the special committee on camp. The piece notes Girl Scouts relief work, Thanksgiving service, and troop support through donations of canned goods and volunteer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia Slade
New York
National Girl Scout Board of Directors
New York City
Emaily Hi Welch
Naonal Association of Camp Directors
Herr
Slade
National Organization
Girl Scouts
Seaula
Hare
Troop 2 Girl Scout Meeting Summary
Troop 2 Girl Scout held a November 1 meeting at the usual place. The girls began with games, held a flag ceremony, gathered into patrols for dues and attendance, planned handicraft work, and sang as the meeting adjourned. Margaret Louise Pendee gest is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Waar
Margaret Louise Pendeegest
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Turtless
American Legion
W. H. Haun
Scout
Peace Park
Dale Lact
BPO
Safegeard Iemaelyen
Nonlizele
Hone
By Rubshi Lixgler
Knights of Columbus
Orier
Scouting
By Trangig Gambeell
Tram
Stati Iy
U.S
Indiaba
Qar
Vonttan
Gettysburg
Neb
Wan. T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Sconta
Reenters
Paul Ali Brant
Dhe
Benil Jwastor
Richard Rowe
Sea Scouts
Bob White
Johnny All Wrust
Carl Wneratemia
Main
Eaton Avouse
Hetabeok
Wey
Ayed
Bank Buildng
Nell Rhoto
Anevican Heyl Groza
TROOP
Ellen
Trouble" Beekan, Beribe
Onion Beauty Aid
Ciel
Mrs. Slade
Girl Scout
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