Leaders Chosen for Big Event Roundup 1932
The document names Aton Hyer, B Kubert, R AX Jameson, CP Phipps, Ted Reiter, Reginald Wershier, Aaron Card as range bosses for the Big Boy Scout Achievement Round-up of 1932. It outlines roles from Round-up Boss to Herd Foremen and Range Riders, and notes the plan to award Maverick buttons and 7 Rope’d Green buttons, with many details on eligibility, deadlines, and troop participation during Anniversary Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aton Hyer
B. Kubert
Bidward Schurichty R. AX
Jameson
CP. Phipps
Ted Reiter
Reginald Wershier
Aaron Card
Cnitain
Takenoug
Tiders
Sconimsaters
Maverick Ag
Diatrict
Sud Spontinastes
Hieie
Sleur Moral
Isin
Canneil
Lima
Avis
Haas
Alice Hultona
Goa
Marthy
Beeeher
Blaley Meyer
Sea Scouts Contest at Beckalt Rifle Range
Sea Scouts from Good Ship Voiture and 40 Et 8 met at Beckalt's rifle range near Mike Park to contest the Quaior War Medal. Carl Blame won the visitor title by a narrow margin over Russell Leise. The event followed Saturday night dances at the Legion Hotel with both groups in white uniforms against a navy themed hall. The hosts thank the Tealin for use of the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Beckalt
Mike Park
Carl Blame
Witor
Russell Leise
Legion Hote
Tealin
Dhe Howe
Hy Sant Gard
Troop 10 Meeting Introduces New Scoutmaster Woodfordcoma
Troop 10 opened with the Scout oath and laws led by Marvin Pettit and Ebert Taskson as new Scouts joined. The period included a discussion and a brief drill, ending with a scout benediction and adjournment after a short meeting.
Interesting Scout Club Meeting Sparks Community Involvement
Scout Press Club members are urged to call Tuesday to refine assignments for the week while a Thursday deadline looms for tasks. The piece memorializes Mr. Ruder a True Scout leader, urges duty, kindness, and aiding others, and promotes city-wide work. Bob Chambers attends a funeral and local arts activity. Raymond Isager, former Troop 4 scoutmaster, is noted for long service. Walter S. Rows leads publicity for Butler County councils and Scout events.
Troop 7 Knighta of Columbus Meet and Camp Hike Plans
Troop 7 of the Knights of Columbus held its weekly meeting at K of C Hall on October 17 with three guests and 88 in attendance. Scoutmaster and leaders announced patrol meeting sites, an overnight hike to Camp Hook Yor on November 5, and spoke on camp programs. The Bob White Patrol met at Scout Retzer’s home, reviewing oath and new handbooks, and Eagle Patrol organized with plans for Saturday’s hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Howe
Theolars
Seant Bolton
Senuk Keltorer
Beout
Palrol Corners
Agere
Pallin
Stoutmester
Bolton
Walter Flick
Scout
Ms. Bolton
Tony
Proop 7
Hanilley
Cio
Bob White Patra
Bob White
Feont Rettezer
Fuerst
Jy Handley
Howard Schmidt
Troop 1 Meeting Opens With Drill and Study Period
Scoutmaster Ketcham and committee members Millspaugh and Metzler were absent but attended the meeting at the Scout Headquarters. Rathi Rush presided, guiding boys to Patrol Corners to review the tests, then drill and study periods followed before announcements and a game period. Ralph Bush led the Scout Benediction and officers stayed for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketcham
Millspaugh
Metzler
Rathi Rush
Ralph Bush
Paul Cartier
Boribe
Scout Troop 8 Meeting Discusses Election of New Officers
The Scout meeting of Troop 3 opened with scout activities. The next gathering was planned and described as very important with games and the election of new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naw
Reporters Assigned at Scout Press Meeting
The Scout Press held a meeting Tuesday night with 13 members present led by Mr Robert. Willian Mason from the Village Store advertising spoke on writing news and layout. Assignments were given to Preston McKart Roy Cats Wraneis Gambrell Donald Swank Dale Lary Chaviex Hall and Janice Eblixson. The meeting adjourned at 9 30 with remarks by Mr Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & P
Sam Gard
Ernest Jensen
Hirl Jouss
Vale Lacy
John Shatter
Roy Dalles
Preston Ma. Kart
Slentos Mayers
Donald Swank
Carl Blume
Bill Hite
Ant
James Blixson
Mr. Robert
Willian Mason
Hie
Uegalle
Mason
Roy Cats
Troap
Wraneis Gambrell
Walter, Ruwe
Dale Lary
Nature Study Hike In Your Own Yard Scouts
By 0. PP, Hamilton Scouts are invited to a nature study hike around their homes to catalog tree varieties. The writer lists ten tree types found locally including maple, ash, walnut, cherry, and pine. The piece challenges youths to identify trees and submit a species list, mentioning a courthouse lawn and Middletown Boy Scout camp as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Kentucky
Upton
Courthouse
Middletown
Sono Scout
Troop 15 Elks meeting outlines Round-Up plan
Troop 15 of the Elks met Tuesday night October 18 at the Red Cross room in the Kresge Building led by Scoutmaster Ted Reiter. Attendees included Ted Heiter Bob Kelly Harry Neal Wayne Heher Fred Stephenson Fred Randolph James Simpson Erwin Marchant and Francis Gambrell. absentees listed. The group discussed a new Round-Up plan to recruit and advance scouts. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday October 25. Francis Gambrett, Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 15
The
Elks
Red Cross
Earl Roll
Dick Stout
Jack Gathraith
Tom Gathraith
Wm. Betz
John Seeman
Dick Donim
Robert
Hamilton
Francis Gambret Scribe
Celebration of Girl Scout Week Planned in Hamilton
Girl Scouts of Hamilton announce a seven service days celebration starting Sunday, October 24, with religious services in uniform, a Sunday afternoon talk by Miss Caroline Margedaut at Lane Library, and a week focused on home making, handicraft, and community service culminating in a Friday rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Ag
Julietta Lane
Girl Scouts of
Hamilton
St. Stephens
Sconts
Scouts
Girl Scout
Aha
Tepilton
Troop 18 Giz Scouts Meeting Plans Community Work
Troop 18 Giz scouts met Friday in Ostaber Ith with leader Misa Alberta Wagner proposing a firm plan for community service. Assistant leader Miss Tean ette Wagner read about the Girl Scout Little House in Switzerland and homemaking badge. The group concluded with games and the Good night Circle before adjournment for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atcir
Ostaber Ith
Misa Alberta Wagner
Fae
Teanette Wagner
Switzerland
Gates
Rita Briede
Sorlbe
Franklin County secession document found in Civil War era records
A Civil War era paper was found among Franklin County records in Winchester Tennessee. The document supports the tale that Franklin County seceded from Tennessee and joined the Confederacy before the state did so, referencing Cal Peter Turney’s home as a landmark site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Tenn
Jpi
Setession
Cal
Peter Turney
Reearis
Franklin County
Tennessee
Troop meeting schedule for Lincoln area October events
A sequence of troop meetings listed by date across October. Activities include Troop 10 at Girl Scout Little House, Troop 9 at Methodist Church, and multiple sessions at Madison School, Van Bureneehoot, and St. Ann's with times from early afternoon to evening. Additional sessions cover Jackson School, Kenucert Center, and Children's Home venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nooy
Lincoln School
Methodist
van Bureneehoot
Madison Sckook
Jackson School
Onlored Community Center
Lindenwald
Mt. Buhyesh
St. Ann's
Kenucert Center
A. m
Seoul
Joseph Shoot
High School Troop Plans Slumber Party and Week Events
The High School troop held a meeting at 6 pm at the Girl Scout Little House with present members and leader Gladys Rolve. Plans were made for a Friday night slumber party and for Girl Scout Week activities during the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Clook
Gladys Rolve
Plas
Call to Service ATL leaders meet at Girl Scout House
A training session for Call to Service ATL leaders will be held next Thursday at 7 PM at the Girl Scout Little House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATL
Girl Scout Little House
Troop 6 and 8 Meet at Lindenwalal ME for Evening Scouting
Troops 6 and 8 met at Lindenwalal ME on Friday night at 7 40 with ten members present including Dale Lavy Lawrencé Gersbach James Blixson Donald Swink Frank Foyl Charles Manus John Hill Carl Brehm Roy Dallas and Russel Lingler Two officials Reginald Bershner and Mr Fry and visitors Russel Terex Gerald Hart sock Lawrence Corsbach the new patrol leader presiding The meeting opened with Scout oath and laws led by John Hill dues paid roll called and tests passed Two second class tests and two Boy Scout tests were completed In inspection John Hill led followed by Donald Swank and Day Pallas The meeting adjourned around 8 60 o alouk Roy Dallas secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindenwalal ME
Dale Lavy
Lawrencé Gersbach
James Blixson
Donald Swink
Frank Foyl
Charles Manus
John Hill
Carl’ Brehm
Roy Dallas
Russel Lingler
Reginald Bershner
Mr. Fry
Russel Terex
Gerald Hartsock
Lawrence Corsbach
Lerger
Troop 30 Oxford Boy Scouts Hold Second Meeting
The Boy Scouts of Oxford Troop 30 held their second meeting of the season on Monday October 17 with social time and refreshments. Eighteen members joined roll call. five new members Walter Breese Bob FaNtyld Gartoer Ramet Le land TFsily Peters attended. A hike was planned for Saturday at 10:00 AM and a demonstration regarding a bicentennial event at Stewart High School was proposed led by Leonta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Oxford
Walter Breese
Bob FaNtyld
Gartoer Ramet
Leland Tfsily Peters
Frank King Snyder
tha’Leonta
Stewart High Pachool
Community notices and social updates in New Miami area
Local church schedules for Courch of Christ and Christian Endeavor list services at 9 30 morning and 7 30 evening. A community chest meeting and council session set for Friday evening at 8. Extended congratulations flow to Professor and Mrs John Kilburn on the arrival of a baby girl. Numerous social visits and family arrivals noted from New Castle to Oxford, with gatherings among the Brandenburg and Dean families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimi
Courch of Christ
Christian Endeavor
Christine Fundamentals
Community Chest
John Kilburn
Venice
Tpoi
Thoir
Charles Landis
Ison
Charles, Jr
Arch Brandenburg
New Castle
Ind
Mra
Brandenburg
Lulu Gor
L. F. Jones
Aughter
Patty Low
Nannie
Kuhling
John Box
Allen Hentie
Shirley Mae
Elizabeth Dean
Nannie Suhiing
Owen Meacham
Gidea Finch
Finch
EB. Finch
Oxford
Narnia Kubling
Albert Brown
Middletowe
Tom Cooney
Crete
Landiard
Himmelhas
Trenton
Ruth End Marie Feight
Mary J. Nieman
Hamilton Whoppary
Troop 2 Girl Scouts Meet For Ceremony And Plans
Troop Two Girl Scouts gathered on Chinse avenue for a brief ceremony and discussion of future activities. Maud Kate chaired the meeting and the group reviewed plans for a coming event while two members worked on a second project. The session closed with a song and adjournment to reconvene next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim
Maud Kate
Chinse Avenue
Ienals
Secord
Clnes
Troop 1 Girl Scouts Plan Halloween Party
The meeting began at 6 30 with gongs and moved to patrol corners to practice square and hownie knots. After discussion we planned a Halloween party, named Mica Doris captain and Miss Mary Warr, then returned to knot drills and a knot game. Twenty five present plus five visitors. We signed off for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoate
Fone’ Vinitora
Girl Scout Meeting Reports Song Recitation Week Plan
On Friday October 14th the Penmont troop held a regular meeting with songs and a recited program. Miss Flick read information about National Girl Scout Week and explained the observance plan. Jane G Connaughton signs the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penmont
Flick
Informati Tonderning
Lass World
Jane G. Connaughton
al Sagi
Troop 10 Girl Scouts Elect Leaders At Meeting
Troop 10 held an afternoon meeting to elect officers for the coming year Lois Macklem was chosen teen leader with Marion Lampe as treasurer A rope drill and running relay followed by yard games Plans mention National Girl Scout Week with activities coordinated by the legal office Next week will discuss a large project for the year hoping all members attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otticers
Lois Macklem
Morion Lampe
Cefrorl
TROOP 12 GTRL Scouts Weekly Meeting Summary
Troop 12 GTRL met at Linzola School for their regular weekly meeting. Scouts reviewed annual records, discussed goals with a business crowd, played games, and concluded with the Good-night Dire. They invite any girl interested in Girl Scouting to join or learn more. Ellen Berken, Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linzola School
Jean
Weihorn
Iwe
Woni
Linea Fon
Ellen Berken
Troop 4 Girl Scouts Welcome New Member Janel Sehehen
The meeting opened with patrols entering as Troop 4 welcomes new member Janel Sehehen amid a note of cheer. Some confusion in the fragment mentions Smith at home, games played include Streets and Allers and Crossing the Delay, while Mrs. Todd Wilson serves as a leader. IRAN RALSTON is listed as Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janel Sehehen
Sorey
Breansnolen
Smith
Glark
Pappie
Rodeo
Todd Wilson
Iran Ralston
Camp Wildwood Training Course Details and Dates
A training course will be held at Camp Wildwood Middletown Orb Scout Camp from November 18 to 20. Two staff members Miss Francve Morae and Mise Mary Lang joy will lead training. Registration is 43400 covering the cost of the souxe and food. Bring blankets and dress for all weather. Arrive after 3 p m Friday or early Saturday morning. The Rock Shack is large with a big fireplace. Meals provided. Registration cards are in the local office and must be signed up by November Sth. Open to leaders committee members and others interested but not affiliated with local Girl Scout work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wildwood
Middletown Orb
Francve Morae
Mise Mary Langjoy
Trak
Eire
Oasis
Troop 8 Meeting and Merit Badge Plans
Troop 8 met Friday at 7 p.m. The group ran relay races then returned indoors. Younger patrols were supervised outside while Miss Stobbard and Miss Bunting guided the older girls in deciding merit badge options. Some pursued Health and Swimmer badges as leaders noted interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 8
Arann
Oteide
Stobbard
Bunting
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Rybart
Sea Scouts
Winder
Scout Press Club
L Press Club
Ruder
Rinsler
Ruut
Soma
Sama
Bob Chambers
Hob Chambers
Tad
Tush Brok
Chi
Cago
Bob
Old Bob
Raymond Isager
Bury
City of Hamilton
Neyfoll
Virginia
Troop 4
Troop 9
Vale Dway
Walter S. Rows
Rowe
Butler County Conveil
Sconta of America
Sea Sent
Mr. Rowe
Es- Into Stave Company
Stars and Sleipes
American Legion
Paris
Nanald
Swank
Knighta of Columbus
Semil
Pete Phirman
Hein Ul
Scout Pareten
Beouk
Carl Fuerst
Mr. Fuerst
Bubbles
Lamsh
Lumpkin
BRPOE
Oklahoma-Kanbas Life Toyville
Kes
Coffeyville
Okla
Here
Kensss
Oklahoma
Ir Pha
Gilet Scout
New Miami
Jonrnal
Girl Scouts
GTRL
GIRL
Kibleloak
Wildwood
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