Paul Sipie Now Hamilton Visitor
Paul Sipie, a Scout who joined Richard Reed to the South Pete, visits Hamilton last week. He stays in Evie with Harry Frayer, scout executive, and is entertained by A R McAnun of Liberty Machine Co. Paul attended college and is linked to Meunville friends. His mother Mineborgh Lind is noted.
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Paul Sipie
Richard Reed
South
Pete
Evie
Harry Frayer
Paul
Hamilton
A. R. McAnun
Liberty Machine Ot Company
Meunville
Yaul
Lind
Ike Ales
Mineborgh
Lind Wolher
Siple
Niia
Old Indies
Pat Phipps Sick Bed In Week Of Fever And Weakness
Pat Phipps was very ill with fever and weakness kept in bed during a week of illness as friends wondered about party vetting. By week’s end visitors came and he began to recover slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Phipps
Tim
Las
Promio
Troop 15 BPO E Scouts Notes and Meetings
Breezy notes for all scouts cover Troop 15 BPO E with the initiation into college life, conference at Cary, and a swimming contest against Middletown. Reports name new recruits, leadership changes, and recent patrol activities plus a night meeting summary and upcoming events.
Sergeant Orville Simmons Remains Arrive for Burial
The report notes Sergeant Orville Simmons, former Scout in Troop 1 and a marine rifleman killed in a jungled air crash, had his remains brought to Newport News for burial in Growmwood county. It praises his courage and service, while surrounding text reflects a series of other local anecdotes and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Simmons
Newport News
Growmwood
Tn Ni Marine
Ehapler
Scouts Trip to Alaska Brings Carving Inspiration
Three way scouts enjoyed a June trip to Alaska to study totem polies and pole carving. George Pemberton and Bob McCloskey, Engle Scout at Camp Hook and Cap Campbell Gard, led the party. The lads learned wool carving and decorative pole work for troop use.
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Alaska
Paleshey
Mississippi
Hamilton
George Pemberton
Engle
Camp Hook
Bob McCloskey
Cap Campbell Gard
Scouts Training Glass Sows War Effort in Community
A fragment urges scouts to train boys into law abiding citizens. The speaker stresses that many men would benefit and the community needs disciplined mentors. The note references joining the scouts and preparing to participate in a class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iain
Claes
Troop 7 Mejighta Begins Fall Program In Columbus
The Troop 7 meeting Monday September 1 at the K of C Club marked the earnest start of the fall program in Columbus. New boys were led by Carl Poerst through tenderfoot requirements while Dr W Clark oversaw first aid instruction. Ed Schmidt led opening ceremonies and alerts included a patrols knot tying contest as 22 scouts attended including several new applicants.
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Jimny Lehmid
Scotts
Ford Vogt
Trearge Phirman
Louis Schallenbackh
Clarence Kupper
John Alf
Gregory Gressel
Vernon Dennant
Edward Schuster
James Lehnkohl
John Mé
Creasel
Dennant
Schuster
K. of C Eub
Krone
Carl Poerst
Pw. Clark
Ward Hobinson
John Bolton
Edward Schmidt
Nijitout
Nest
Towtrnelor Carl Faemst
Clark
Sean
Bolton
Nuine
Bateman Clinic at Mercy Hospital October Schedule
Dr. J.P. Bateman of Cincinnati will conduct a psychiatric and non surgical clinic at Mercy Hospital outpatient department on Monday October 3. Michigan celery growers have initiated an inspection of their shipments to prevent the spread of the corn borer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE. Bateman
Mercy Hospital
J.P. Bateman
Cincinnali
eMrey Hospital
Michigan
History notes mark Louisiana transfer and suffrage dates
Today in history records 1803 Spain ceded Louisiana to France by secret treaty. Also notes 1885 special delivery established and 1931 women’s suffrage adopted in Spain.
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Spain
Louisiana
France
Ponth
Troop No 12 Plans and Changes in Club Roles
Troop No 12 held a leader’s council style session with Scoutmaster R Asdansesum and assistants James Cozat and Bob Tinwiddie. Two members Mite and Hall will represent the troop in the newly formed Press club and report a complete organization at Scout headquarters last Thursday. The group noted no Scout assignment at the Butler County Fair, discussed fair attendance, and mentioned Tarzen taking sewing while Kramer and Case publish work after a pairing. They plan a boxing bout, new softball testing for team work, and a Saturday web at search with brown sting for work.
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Priiny
Scoutmiastee R. Asdansesum
James Cozat
Bob Tinwiddie
Mite
Hall
Press Club
Scout
Butler County
Tarzen
Keamer
Case
Kramer
Press Club Holds Its First Meeting
The initial press Club meeting was held Tuesday night September 27 at Scout headquarters with Mr Hobert Robert presiding. Scouts Sam Gael Dale Lacy Z Shaffer B Jones Carl Blume Till Vite Donald Swank Charles Hall Francis Gum ardl midadamen Mlixson. The methods of obtaining multi writing vows were discussed and plans to publish all news on the Seoul page of the Journal were set. Bles sions were hel d and the results listed include Sam Gat editor Er peel dowsen tea editor Dale Lavy Confuyn ani John Shaffer personals Aurk dowes ervey re porter Curt Blume special articles Donald Swank Bill Hite Charis Het Prancig Gansrell Jaimes Elixson. The next meeting is Tuesday night October Ath pl & ye imny ab Scout headquarters. James Blinson Snribe
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Press Club
Scout
Weeting
Hobert Robert
Sam Gael
B. Jensen
Dale Lacy
Z. Shaffer
B Jones
Carl Blume
Till Vite
Donald Swank
Charles Hall
Francis Gumardl
Mi Damen Mlixson
Lbe
Seoul
Blessions
Hell
Sam Gat
Erpeel Dowsen
Dale Lavy
Confuyn
John Shaffer
Aurk Dowes
Ervey
Curt’ Blume
Bill Hite
Charis Het
Art Arb Crane Scout Motivation Seen in Town
A local note recalls Conrad Arb Cour’s Eagle Scout status and suggests the enduring Scout ethos. Town talk centers on his belief that times are hot and mood is low, while a golf outing last Saturday is mentioned by a crowd observing community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Art
Mn Woorsnan
Troop 6 Sees Start Of Winter Meetings At Lindenwald
Troop No 6 opened winter activities Friday at 7 30 p m with meetings at Lindenwald M E church. Scouls reviewed oath and laws, roll call taken by Scoutmaster Penny Vershner. A contest and prizes were announced. First Class Scouts study Sea Scouts and plans for a Sea Scout Patrol. Mr Fry, nature adviser at Camp Hook, spoke on bugs plants and insect collections. Next meeting set for October 7 with collections to be brought. Oath and Laws closed the meeting.
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Bastol
Tiger Parol
Ted Reiter
Jack Galbraith
Jack Bee
Honge Hall
York
Lindenwald M.E
Free
Camp Hook
Fry
Ostober
Good Turn By Troop 7 Boys Recalls Scouting Drive
On a September Saturday Troop 7 Scouts gathered at St Joseph School to sell clothes for St Joseph St Vincent de Paul. They made 440 calls by mid afternoon after a groep game then lunch. A second session on September 24 produced 87 back calls ending at 12 20 pm.
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St. Joseph School
X. m
St. Joseph St. Vincent
St. Joseph
Minner
Wn Lt
Weeds and Trash Should Be Burned in Gardens
Dead vines and trash should be burned to prevent insect trouble next year. Do not allow insect eggs on trash to drop to soil. Burn trash as it does not form humus. Sow rye or wheat on vacant areas to suppress root growth and help soil. If crops are not matured, perform this work as needed. fruit tree borers can be defeated by gum exudation and sawdust like material around trunks.
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Poista
National President's Message Carries Scout Spirit Ahead
A long piece from Thy American Girl highlights Juliette Low's birthday and the enduring motivation she provided. It urges gratitude to sponsors and community helpers who sustain Girl Scouts, with reflections from a recent national president about leadership, service, and continued involvement.
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Juliette Low
Payty
Juliethe Low
Seoul
Ieal Et Pledzure
Girl Scouts
Rowntry
Troop Meeting Schedule Fall Week One
Monday October 3 Troop 12 3 30 p m Sixth grade room Lincoln School October 4 Troop 10 39 30 p m Girl Brent Little House Troop 4 0 p m Methodist shared Brownie Park 2210 p m Madison School Wednesday October 5 Troop 17 3 30 p m Yan Burengehool Troop 153 4 00 p m all Beout Little House iy October Troop 1 3 30 p m Jackson School Troop 7 7 20 p m Colored Community Center Friday October 7 Troop 1 30 p m Girl Scout Little House Troop 2 5 4 p m St Ann s Troop 4 4 p m Central Presbyterian Church Troop B 7 4 p m Children s Home Droop 16 3 45 p m t Girl Scout Tate Houses
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Lincoln Schoo
Brent Little House
Methodist
Madison Srhel
Vyan Burengehool
Jackson School
Colored Community Center
Little House
St. Ann's
Central Presbyterian
Ruth Nichols Talks Girl Scouts and Aviation
Ruth Nichols outlines how Girl Scouts build skills useful to aviation through knot tying compass work weather observation and woodcraft. She notes women in wing departments and urges troops to study planes via model making reading aviation books and magazines to learn fundamentals and inspire interest.
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Ruth Nichols
Catherine Hoag
Elis
Fisu
Naauly
Anyon
United States
Ruth. Nichols
New York
Miss Nichols
Shel
Community Meeting For Girls At Girl Scout House
A Tuesday evening meeting is announced for October 4 at 7 30 to organize a fund for high school girls under Miss Fannie Lon White. Another Leaders Association meeting is set for October 13 at 4 00 am at the Girl Scout Little House. Also notes on fruit tree pest control describe beetle borers in peach cherry plum pear trees, methods to treat, prune, and burn infected branches, and steps to keep trees healthy through proper pruning and cleanliness.
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Chere
Girl Seant Little House
High Schoor
Fannie Lon White
Little
Sarbon
Horers
Trans
Hog Market Holds With Difficulty Amid Declines
Columbus report shows hog prices barely steady after a week of declines driven by lower dressed goods prices and higher receipts. North western range cattle arrivals pressured markets while salesmen struggled to secure margins as slaughter hogs dominated immediate offerings.
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Columbus
H. E.curry
Ohio Farm Bureau ‘Research Department
Lindenwald Church of God Promotes Promotion Day Rally
Promotion Day and rally program at Lindenwald Church of God features a special service with every department represented under the theme Pressing Toward the Mark. The program includes department aims, student responses, hymns, and promotion exercises as teachers and pupils are recognized. attendance aims to boost enrollment and encourage non enrolled members to join.
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Lindenwald C. OF G
Windanwahl Church of Christ
Aim
Shipman
Fes
Donsid Young
Gorston ‘Keller
Frances Ann'eam
Earl Patarson
Billy Hancock
Nim
Mips_Lonnie Rocher
Berries Tuman
Jimmy Rickela
Lord Jeann
BE. A
Jamnecke
Anna Anderson
James Dunn
Ansembly
Girl Scout Troop 17 House Party Recap
A Troop 17 house party featured patrols Cardinal Goldfinch and Silverhall sharing duties for meals and activities. A Court of Honor meeting, games, taffy pull, and patrol statue presentations were held. Girls praised helpers including Mr Wells for transport and hospitality at the Girl Scout house.
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Heininjan
Lenv
Silverhall
Susan Parker
Mel Wells
Jille
Evary
Troop 8 Girl Scouts Meet for Fun and Craft Night
Troop 8 Girl Scouts gathered Friday September 23 at Wig Girl Scout Littler House at 7:00 p.m. They enjoyed games then made soda babies and a brown or white mixture. Miss Norma Bunnie and Miss Levin Stebbner led a contest for the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Troon
Wig Girl Scout Littler House
Norma Bunnie
Levin Stebbner
Norma
Burnia Beesme
Troop 10 Girl Scouts Meeting Recap
Troop 10 Girl Scouts opened with songs and a fire aid lesson focused on bandaging. They planned a relay and discussed future work while some members pursued Tenderfoot and Myer Glow badges. Miss Nina Clark led instruction and a next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Clark
Olf Giels
Troop 12 Girl Scouts Hold Inaugural Meeting
Troop 12 held its initial meeting last Monday afternoon in line with scouting plans. Miss Khoton acted as city leader, with Avserian leading songs and games while members planned film work and discussed finishing Second Class requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 12
Mies Clark
Troop 3 Girl Scouts Enjoy a Supper Hike
Troop 3 members gathered at the Little House to bike to a camping site. They built a fire, cooked supper, sang songs, and shared legends before returning to town. A Salvation Army worker in Covington, Goeinwall, died suddenly at home on Garrard Street.
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Girl Scout
Salvation Army Workte
Goeinwall
Salvation Army
Garrard Street
Covington
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