Hamilton Men Attend Regional Training School
Hamilton men and regional leaders attended a Regional Training Course for Scout leaders in Cincinnati on October 5 6 and 7. Nearly 100 volunteers from Western Kentucky and Southern Ohio participated as sessions covered Sea Scouting Rural Scouting and Cubbing with emphasis on home and community based programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Brot
R. A. Jameson
Edward Schmidt
Carl Fuerst
Cincinnaté
Kentucky
Ohio
Seuson
Robert, Schmidt
Muerst
Scouting Couras
Distriet
S. W. Ohio
Renal Vet
Trappa
Smtenis
Lorcal Scout Office
de. H. W. Wart
Na- Hiount
Hurt
Hockefellow Foundation
U. S.A
Lexdora
Mistigs
Koit
Seouting
Thos. J. Keane
Cheaith
Valncalion
Columbia University
Braith
Paris
Friedlander
Walnut gathering signals busy scout social scene
Troop 12 reports a hearty walnut gathering last Saturday with sizable harvests and hull prepping. An October 18 outing is planned at Collinsville woods hosted by ASK and Mrs Shollenbarger. The event doubles as training for Sea Scouts and council mates aiding the Beasront movement in Hamilton MR EA igits.
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Hull
Ask
South A Street
Sea Scouta
Bea Sront
Hamilton
Death of E G Rudex Lifts Local Scout Leader Memory
Passing of a longtime friend of children in church and youth groups in Hamilton. E G Rudex died Wednesday evening at M1 o'clock, after years of service as president and director of local youth organizations and as head of the Joy Scouts. The community and the Scout troops express deep sympathy to his widow and family.
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Nia
Hamaidin
de Wys
E.G Rudex
Minder
Smidny
Scouta
Beoulues
Moder
Scouts press gossip meeting invites writers for publication
A local Scout meeting at headquarters Tuesday night includes C B Robert and a newspaper representative. Past attendees urged to return. newcomers invited to submit publishable articles on related topics. The note recalls local Scout events and names attendees, plus hints at a sacred concert and other youth activities.
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Oluby
Scout
C. B. Robert
Troop 7 and Patrols Report Busy Scout Fun
Troop 7 of the Knights of Columbus reports continued recruiting for 12 year olds and older boys. At the October 10 meeting the Fox Patrol won the patrol contest with Bob White second and Yopha Hounds third. Upcoming events include an Overnight Hike on October 22-23 and Ga Iwas Day entertainment.
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Jiminy Wankal
Ladiya
Seoul
Fox Patrol
Bob White
Gerard i Caino
Bill Boyd
Courge
Seremonpica
Baturdey
Vox
Frank Or- Tivhenus
Boh jRrhito
Hoond Patrol
Examinations Held During Week Scout Board Review
Weeklong examinations conducted by the Scout board with headquarter staff and merit badge recipients. Notable examiners included Robert Priney Nay Jamison Janes Shafter CB Robert Jr and Robert Daugherty. senior examiners Orville Buwrnelt James Simpson Leonard Simpson Paul Cartier and Ed ward Biro. Merit badges awarded to Donald Waxson for public health music personal health swimming first aid and pathfinding. Orville Truman for personal health. Sam Gard for civics woodlushing and pathfinding. Joseph Widmont listed for reading and pathfinding.
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Who Board of
Wan Lel
Robert Priney
Nay Jamison
Janes Shafter
Robert, Jr
Robert Daugherty
Pasqise Serondelas Weray
Orville Buwrnelt
James Simpson
Leonard Simpson
Paul Cartier
Edeward Biro
Donald Wasson
Sam Gard
Donald Waxson
Orville Truman
Sun Wa
Joseph Widmont
Troop 7 Helps Celebrate Columbus Day
Scouts from K. of G Troop 7 assisted their spring institution in Columbus Day celebrations. A stage presentation featured the pledge of allegiance to the flag led by the troop, with Troop Bugler Ray Handley and others participating in the patriotic program.
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K. of G
Ainspring
Allegiaica
Ray Handley
Arrangements for Dance This Evening at Legion Home
Last week the Legion held its first representative meeting with full officer support. The ship split into Port Crew led by Ernest Jonsen and Star Board Crew led by John Shaffer with several others named. Plans for tonight’s dance and a rifle-match medal presentation were announced, with several fellows attending the board of review for merit badge tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Ernest Jonsen
Coxwain
Dick Beaken
Orgilla Kohler
Vernon Reuther
Sam Gard
Star Board
John Shaffer
Joseph Widmont
Russel Tousx
Janes
Hinkie
Don Hensen
Board of Review
Ernest Jonson
Orville Koehler
Kim Shaffer
Fark Jones
James Hinkle
Dar Gard
Troop 15 BB 0 8 Meeting Notes at Kresge Building
Troop 16 of the flés met Tuesday night in the Kresge building with 14 members present. Supervisors led the Scout oath flag salute and instruction. Don Howard, city fireman, taught first aid as signaling and secure audy were covered. Dick Slout and Franciy Gambrell chose side teams for games. Dick Stan’s team won. Meeting adjourned 8 20 with Saint’s benediction. next event set for Oct 18 at the same place.
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Flés
Qotehee UK
Kresge
St Tim
Sack Boeken
Harry Neal
Tod Reiter
Audy
Dick Slout
Franciy Gambrell
Dick Stan
Ustoker
Vrancis Gambreld
Troop 1 Holds Scout Meeting and October Hike
Troop 1 opened with roll call nine members and visitors present. Paul Cartier appointed Troop Scribe and leaders named for patrol roles. A hike was scheduled for October 8, 1932 with a committee and members listed. Holy Name Parade involvement by Troop 7 scouts noted with full uniformed escort to flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchum
Paul Cartier
Richart Arsnald
Milswaugh
Jon Metzler
Gene Smith
Wilbur Ayers
Richard Arold
Merle Storch
Charles En [Mert
Paul Gnelier
Kalanvont Hill
Richard Arnald
Merle Storeh
Jon Metaler
Charles Enmert
Wilbur Ayera
Holy Name
Hamilton
Leaders Dinner Marks Girl Scout Little House Meeting
Leaders enjoyed a monthly gathering at the Little House where Misa Helen Heineman presided. Officers installed included President Mr. B PF Offenkeller, Vice President Misa Helen Flick, Treasurer Misa Lorne Stobbart, Secretary Alias Norma Wanting, with new members Mise Orn Jones Mise Grandes Pierre and Miss Norma Bunting welcomed into the association. The program covered Girl Scout Week activities and topics like Scout's Own Rally Community Service and Help at Home, followed by a report from local director Mise Rhoten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Wanting
Theeaucew
Mise Orn Jones
Mins
High School Girls Reorganized Troop Meeting Notes
The High school division of the Girl Scouts reorganized their troop at the Girl Scout Little House. Members voted on a yearly drawing and planned dinner for the upcoming Leader meeting on Monday evening, October 13, and discussed decorating the Little House altar.
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Girl Sconid
I Gessip
Yanny Low White
Gladyr Rolfe Ax Butlets
Alisa Nhoton
A. Invita
Altia
Eutua Whith
Scribe
Troop 4 Girl Scouts Elect Leaders and Learn Navigation
Members opened with voting for Patrol Leaders Scribe and Treasurer. Ann Turner Meibe McKloskey Jean Rayston Marion Kri it Helen Smith Elizabeth Taylor named for roles. After business, activity featured a Streets and All Bays game and a compass lesson led by Nina Clark in Mrs Wilton’s absence.
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Scribe
Ann Turner
Meibe McKloskey
Jean Rayston
Mariun Kri It
Jesders
Helen Smith
Elizabeth Taylor
Texbury
Nina Clark
Wilton
Troop 17 Scouts Meet at Van Buren Boathouse
Girl Scouts of Troop 17 met at the Van Buren boathouse for a meeting led by Miss Eleanor Heineman who was absent due to illness. Mrs. Boggs acted as lieutenant and supervised as the group worked on tretonne covered sewing boxes and sewing bags for the Red Grass project toward Needlecraft badge.
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Girl Scouts
Teep 17
Eleanor Heineman
van Buren Boathouse
Heineman
Boggs
TROGP 12 GIRL scouts meeting at Lincoln school
Our Troop 12 Girl Scouts met at Lincoln school to plan Beant work and practice signaling and compass skills. After singing taps, the meeting adjourned until next week with Nina Clack noted as our leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Waii
Mise
Nina Clack
Lnur
Troop 10 Surprised by Scoutmaster Absenting Due to Injuries
Troop 10’s Scoutmaster William Overbey cannot attend meetings after heavy machinery accident injuries. His successor, Woodford Combs, is chosen and the troop plans to continue progress under new leadership. Friday’s meeting covered introductions and first aid training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Overbey
Woodford Combs
Fae
Datz
Troop Meetings Schedule Listed for October
Local troops hold a series of meetings across venues including Girl Scout Little House Methodist church and Brownie Pack at Mailison school with times from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM on October 19 20 and 21. Training for leaders is set for next Monday at 7 PM at the Scout Little House.
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Lintelssebost
Lille House
Little House
van Buren Andool
Mailison
Hooop
Jackson Sch
Colored Community Center
Lindenwald ML EB
St. Ann's
Central Presbyterian Ehnrel
Seamont Center
Children’s Home
Joseph Gebeel
Leadara
National Convention Led Leaders Training in Virginia Beach
The National Convention opened October 3 at the Cavalier hotel Virginia Beach with 160 leaders from nearly every state. Mrs Freder ick Edey National president described the training as a new experiment to aid leaders with their problems. The program featured round table discussions, a Tuesday radio program demonstration, a color ceremony, speeches by Mrs Hendy and others, and reports from Girl Scout camps in Europe. Delegates later traveled to Washington for a White House reception hosted by Mrs Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S M Training Coura
Cavalier
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Frederick Edey
National Publicity Committee
Marry ‘Cilehriese
Lou Rogers
Oleda Sehrotzky
Legh Powall, Jr
Norfolk Council
Greatings
Edey
Nicholas Hendy
Etohibitons
Hoover
India
Sheata Ita
Hospitalizaon
Cera
Brady
Uagally
Leland
Norfolk
Sipal
Mary Emma Allen
Mary Clay
Europe
Alise Atleri
Switzerland
James J. Storrow
Boston
Miss Allen
America
Baratte
Forlogse
England
Paris
Great Britain
France
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Hungaria
Caecho-Slovakia
Juliette Law
Bonderspitz
Alps
Ufa
Inniskerry
Treland
A. R. Tarabul
Norfolks
Gilbert Stephenson
Table ‘Trust Company
Wilmington
Delaware
Charles A. Borland
Norfalk Roy Leonta Council
Washington, D. C
White House
Mrs Williams Named Commissioner for Coming Year
The Loan Council of the Gift Scouts met Thursday afternoon at 3 45 at the Girl Scout Little House. An installation of officers occurred with Mrs P Williams named commissioner for the coming year and appointments made for fringe and various committees. Mis Augusts Homufeld titled deputy commissioner. Objectives for year discussed, report on convention given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gift Scouts
Girl Scout Troop 2 Meeting Notes and Badges Discussed
Troop 2 Girl Scouts met October 1 at Georgisaven Lehnien’s home. They held future game discussions, announced badge plans, elected leaders for Engla Patsol and Ayia trix Patrols, and reviewed laws and knot tying. Patrols sharing colors red and white, with Cadet and Snowdritt patrols noted. second class work planned with three nature specimens for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragis
Avistriz
Georgisaven Lehnien
Promize
Atotto
Mogan
Dorothy Winkel
Betty Herzog
Engla Patsol
Ayiatrix
Je Ceorgianns Detman
Ttn
Tre Gardiant
Snawariik Petrola
Loretta
Cecelia Catalane
Helen Burkhart
Volores Hustler
Regina Krieg
Charlotte Founet
Maury Louisa Bostian
Trone Moore
Margaret L. Penderghst
Troop 10 Girl Scouts Plan Year Ahead Meeting
Troop 10 began with a brief meeting then split into groups to elect patrol leaders decide patrol times and review knots. They discussed two program areas for the year and badges to develop. Miss Rhoton spoke on Swiss Chota summer representatives and a conference she attended. Next week will include a signaling drill and an engaging activity for the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 10
Miay Hhoton
Alont 2
Tyeter
Miss Rhoton
Noroke
Fat cattle market in bad shape across week
Fat cattle market fell hard last week with bearish influences across cattle hogs and lambs. Receipts were mixed with light steers and yearlings weak, heavy steers shortfed, hog prices slipped 35 to 45 cents per hundredweight, and lambs at another near low level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Curry
Ohio Farm
Bu- Tean Research Department
Pat Lambs
Pew
Menek
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BOY Scouts OF Hamilton
Cincinnati
Jameson
MR EA Igits
Sea Scouts
Ben. Franklin
J. R. Rolertson
Lia Wishington
Somerville
Fuede Teles
Ssonts
Trush
Scips Maul
Rozz County
Scott Couleraiee
Camp Hook
Jie
Syon
Aights of
Columbus
Tawin Schedlembnel
Terresimoits
Benedictrion
Golumbus Dar
Mora
K. of C
Apace
Girl Scouts OF
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TROGP
Don Waseon
The
National Convention
Abbey Nell Rhoton
Arctic
New Zealand
For
Teason
Bargpa
Mrs. Williams
Fran
Marian
Lamtr
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