Fourth International Scout Jamboree Planned in Hungary
Dr de Mobrar outlines plans for the Fourth International Scout Jamboree to be held near Budapest in August 1938 with 30 000 scouts from around the world. Site is 20 miles from Budapest at Godollo Park near the Royal Summer Palace. Hungary backs the plan with government support and appoints Paul Meleki as official Camp Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Mobrar Ge Vepes
America
Budapest
Hungary
Do Mobrar
Birkenhead
England
al Sunmer
Godollo
Admiral Horthy
de Bohrar
Paul Meleki
de Mobrar
Common Birds of the City and a Scout’s Vision for Citizenship
A City Bird study notes many species seen from backyards amid migrations and nests, detailing robins, sparrows, thrushes, jays, doves, warblers, and more. The piece links bird observation to Boy Scouts of America ten year program to train youth and increase young citizens by ensuring one in four boys aged 12 join scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mony
Baltimore
America
Boy Scouts of America
Troop 7 Knights Plan Halloween Party and Hikes
Troop 7 of the Knights of Columbus held a Monday meeting at the K of C ball with First Aid signaling and Tenderfoot work. Scouts announced a Halloween party next Monday, an overnight hike on November 5, and a visit to the Cirigninnal Museum later in the year while noting patrol leadership changes and a Friday night bake around a council fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Bugle Handley
Asainfant
Edward Robinson
Ciriginnal Museum
Beout
Hound
Hounds
Vern Dennett
Curtis
Joe Parle
Scott Notes of Interest Do You Remember
A Hamilton area scouting page recalls events at Hamilton station WRKT and Camp Michi-Kini-Kwa. The Board of Review meets Wednesday November 2 at Scout headquarters at 6 o clock. all prepared Scouts should attend. Reports describe hikes, signals, passes, and campfire cooking as part of healthful outdoor activity, plus plans for a Scout Rodeo and pledge tallies from troops 2, 10, 12, 16 and Sea Scouts. A Press Club meeting at Scout headquarters Tuesday at 8 includes writing opportunities under Magon the adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuy Scouts of
Board of Review
Scout
Hamilton
Sea Scouts
Presanto Press Club
B ‘O’elack
Air
Magon
Bob White Patrol Holds Weekly Meeting At Mey er Home
The Bob White Patrol met at Stanley Meyer’s home with seven boys present. They recited the pledge and Scout oath, discussed tests, and later joined by Scoutmaster Edward Sefimidt and Mr Kobore. Bubbles kept score on close cards, donuts and corn served, and one boy claimed a record of five donuts at a meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob White
Stanley Meyer
Wahen
Edward Sefimidt
Koboré
Carl Fuerat
Bil Boyd
Troop 16 Meeting Report Highlights Cadet Pledges
Troop 16 met Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Red Cross room of the Kreage building under Scoutmaster Ted Reiter. Tiger patrols Stag and second class pledges were celebrated, and badges awarded to those advancing before February. Eugens Gerum, a former member, returned. Don Howard, a city fireman, visited. Next meeting set for Tuesday, November 1. Francis Gambrell, Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Kreage
Ted Reiter
Tiger
Bob Kally
Eugens Gerum
Don Howard
Francis Gambrell
Gardner-Richardson Go Sues for 775.38 Over Damaged Shipment
In communion pleas court a petition by Gardner-Hicherson Company seeks 776.38 against F. Byrd of Middletown doing business as F. Byrd Trucking. It claims February 5 shipment of box board to Chicago was destroyed in transit while in trucking custody. Original carrier Gardner-Harvey had arranged for the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner-Ricbardson GO
Gardnrz-Hicherdson Company
Comunion Pleas Court
Gardner-Harvey Company
Troop No 10 Plans Swim Period and Rank Pledges
The meeting led by Scoutmaster Mr. Combs discussed the Achievement Round-Up pamphlet received by Don Wasson at the round-up. Members pledged to advance to second class and first class ranks, with names including La Volls Hohman Robert Jackson Myron Letions Wilbur Wright Orville Burnell Marvin Tettit and Don Wasson. A swim period at Goeloek was announced for Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Combs
Don Wasson
Scout
Goeloek
Thoae
Lavolls Hohman
Robert Jackson
Myron Letions
Wilbur Wright
Orwile Burnell
Marvin Tettit
Don
Wisson
Troop 6 Meeting and Halloween Party Plans
Troop 6 met at Lindenwald Mt. E church Friday night with Lawrence Gerdiach presiding. Members passed tests and assigned tasks for future badge work. a Halloween party is planned for Friday October 28 with pie cider and doughnuts, admission 20 cents per couple. Also two Middletown men were arraigned on attempted burglary charges related to a Standard Oil station robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindenwald Mt. E
Lawrence Gerdiach
Frank Foyh
Carla Brebin
Rey Dallas
Reginald Hershner
Hallowenn
John Hill
Theodore Hershner
Donal Gandler
Oblock
Hoy Dallas
Middletown
Joey Franklin
Omer Miller
Gerald Sheley
Riley Miller
Riley
Amit Bound Avee
Fiset and
Mainatteete
Today in History: Early Masonia building line laid in Richmond
The 1785 Cameratone marks one of the first Masonia structures in the country laid in Richmond Virginia. In 1814, the Robert Fulton became the first American warship launched in New York. By 1923 Turkey dissolved the Republic and Mustapha Kemal Pasha became president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonia
Richmond
Robert Fulton
New York
Republic of Turkey
Mustapha Kemal Pashs
Training Course At Camp Wildwood For Girl Scouts
A training course will be held at Camp Wildwood Middletown Girl Scout camp November 18920 led by Mrs Frances Morse and Miss Mary Langley. Registration is 2.00 covering course and meals. Arrive after 3 P M Friday or early Saturday. bring blankets and warm clothing. sleep near the open fire and cook outdoors. Sign up by November 6 for lenders troop committees and others not directly linked to current Girl Scout work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
Middletown
Frances Morsé
Mary, Langley
Troop 10 Girl Scouts Conduct Community Service
Last Tuesday afternoon Troop 10 held their usual meeting with First Aid practice, covers, bandages and a discussion on current business. They prepared a basket of food for a poor family as their community service project.
Troop and Scout Meetings Schedule Fragment
A vintage listing shows multiple troop and Girl Scout meetings across several days in October and November 1982. Troops 19 10 8 13 17 1 7 2 4 6 8 and more meet at Lincoln Madison Van Buren St Ann’s First Presbyterian Children’s Home and other local sites with times from 3:30 p m to 7:00 p m and locations including schools churches and community centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Methodist Cburch
Little House
van Buren School
Dean
Madison School
Jackson School
Colored Community Center
Lindenwald M
St. Ann's
Presbyterian Church
Feowont Ceoler
Children’s Home
Girl Scout
St. Joseph
Notes of General Interest for Leaders Meeting
AM persons interested in training for leaders will meet next Thursday evening at 7100 o'clock at the aiea Scout Little House. Scout Week features included Scouts Own held Sunday afternoon by the Little Theatre at the Lane Library. Miss Cacclime Margelant spoke to the girls and the second class girls of Troop gave an item for their mothers at the Little House Wednesday evening. After a short program the girls served cookies and tea. The Children's Home Troop gave a short program at the Community Home Thursday afternoon. The girls presented a Halloween basket of candy and a short program with songs and a feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiea
Little House
Scout Week
Little Theatre
Lane Library
Cacclime Margelant
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Gaunt Home
Amanda Oct 29 gathering at Mrs Edward Gaunt home features five hundred cards with prizes to Mrs John Hoasker Mrs John Hall and John Walch. era prizes to Edward Gaunt John Hatt and Harry Morningstar. Evening includes dainty repast and social visits from Hamilton and Middletown guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Amanda
Honaker
Hilary Club
Mrs. Fleming
Amada
Edward Gaunt
Bastiss
Bkitch
Chatter
John Hoasker
John Hall
Tre
John Walch
Audre
John Hatt
Harry Morningstar
John Honaker
Reily Women Packed November Lunches At Reily School
The list shows local women assigned to serve hot lunches at Reily School for November with dates from November 1 to November 30. Names include Mrs Roy Wickstil Miss Marjorie Irwin Mrs Harry Lohrey and many others, plus a note on substitutions if someone cannot serve. The Ninth Street A. B. church Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at 2 40 pm for a regular session with hosts Mrs John Berger and Mr Lea Potts to plan for the annual chicken supper and bazaar on December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reily
Roy Wickstil
Marjorie Irwin
Harry Lohrey
Tom Daniela
Clyde Stitzel
George Conca
Harry Rive
Margaret Whipple
Helen Stitzel
Clarence Barbour
Will Arnold
Mabel Fread
Jacob Schants
Rotenberger
Phillip Schlermmer
Upton Moorehead
Will Mullen
Genrgs Ridenoor
Everett Flint
Ellie Abbott
Charlie Wehr
Karl Schwab
Walter Hurley
Ohn Bronier
Tom Moore
Russel Davis
Chas. Rife
John Zimmer
Mire
Simes
Ora Rathermel
Park Hinkel
Harry Fread
Bam Kochendertes
Mirs
Jens Arith
Walter Smith
Lasley
Ninth U. 3
Ladies! Aid Society of the Ninth Stonet A. B
John Berger
Lea Potts
Faith foyers and Hamilton divorce from Leroy are granted
A Friday court order grants Faith Foyers and Hamilton divorces from Leroy. The ruling notes termination of marital ties and related settlement actions finalized by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivosce Decrer
Ee Court
Faith Foyers
Hamilton
Leroy i
Flowers For Mrs Hoover in Hamilton Girl Scout week
During Girl Scout week in Hamilton a basket of dahlias was presented to Mrs. Hoover, honorary president of the National Girl Scout organization, when she visited with the President on Friday October 28. The ceremony began at the Girl Scout Little House and continued to Fourth and Sycamore where Miss Loram Stobbart presented the gift in the name of Hamilton Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Henry Hoover
National
Girl Scout Organization
Girl Scout Little House
Fourth
Sycamore
Loram Stobbart
Girl Scouts Troop 12 Hamilton Meeting Report
Troop 12 met on Friday the 28th with Nina Clack absent. Marian Lamge stood in as leader. They played games, discussed a picnic plan, and worked on an observation test, with all members passing. Lois Schul noted the session details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl “Scouts of
Hamilton
Nina Clack
Marian Lamge
Imota
Lois Schul
New Miami Revival Plans Amid Local Church News
New Miami reports a busy religious week with Bible school at 4 30 am and evening services at 7 30 pm at the Christian Fundamental church. revival talk led by Pastor Donald Tastes is planned for Friday night with evangelist Babenek of Los Angeles scheduled for Monday October 31. Local social notes mention births, visits, and community sympathy as residents list weekly activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Miami
Chuseh
Cuba
Christian Endeavor
Moberly
Zilhiox
Hamilton
Church of God
Tov
Donald Tastes
Babenek
Witl
Los Angeles
California
Christian Fundamental Church
Riverside Strive
Troop 2 Girl Scout Meeting Highlights and Plans
The Friday meeting on October 21 opened with the laws and pledge recitation. Patrol No 1 discussed Scout Week plans and rehearsal songs for mothers while Linden Patrol worked on Tenderfoot requirements using named examples and the group leader Margaret Pendergest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Patrol
Margaret Pendergest
Troop 4 Girl Scouts Meeting Notes at Jackson School
The Troop 4 girls met at Jackson School with Mrs Ladd Wilson, noting new members Doris Anny McKasson and Madlene Simpson Wanloned. They held patrol corners, sang taps, and conducted a court of honor. On October 21 meetings continued at Zeemout Club and Boys Cottage with officer elections, planning Community Fun, and Scout Week prep. Fifteen to seventeen girls attended across sessions, including three leaders and one director, with activity details and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson School
Ladd Wilson
Doris Anny McKasson
Madlene Simpson
Jendura
Court of Honor Mertia
Jean Ralston
Scribe
Zeemout Club
Aless Rhetén
Meb
Mick
Genes
Bus
Sirele
Jane Connaughton
Serine
Tio
Chile
Dahlia Riley
Geneva Gordon
Soma Ithats
Oly Bisiness
Umer
Offenhaor
Mins
Mery Chars
Getoher
Plana
Slumber Party At Two Wi Troop Ends At Six Thirty A.M.
Eight girls from Two Wi Troop hosted a slumber party at the Boout Little House on Friday night October 21. The program included home crafts and a sleepover. Eutha White, an amateur cook, prepared a dish called chop suey to help everyone sleep. The group of eight slept on beds and floors, woke briefly for a chaotic scramble over the couch, and ended with a six thirty a.m. breakfast before the eight campers headed home. Participants: Kutha White Esther Becker Mary Witters Mildred Dedrick Mario Zoller Mary Cochran Edith Clark Mildred Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two
Little House
Eutha White
Tess
Eutha
Marty Witterg
Esther Becker
Iegg
East
Kutha White
Esther Becket
Mary Witters
Mildred Dedrick
Mario Zoller
Mary Cochran
Edith Clark
Mildred Davidson
Sbrihe
Jdmne Braun
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C. B. Robert
John W. Bolton
Knights of Columbus
Bach Parrel
Joe Parke
Tender Krantz
Gregory Gressel
Hound Patrol
Limburger
Ternards
Little Grean Cheese
Jenat
Carl
Troop 7
Subpol
Teesons
Mmazic
Milteamen
Matahea
Bubbles
Skipper
Ford Vogt
Tody Ondrovich
Roth
Ketchum
Jack Reet
Richard Arnold
Paul Cartier, JR
Girl Scouts OF
Camp Wildwood
Girl Scouts
John Lusssinger
John Rath
Tom Rees
Mildred Elam
Henry Elam
Clifton Farms
Hiram Dooly
J. Romek
William Ramever
Harry Osi Etn
Petnona
George Schreier
Russell Jackson
Niva Ruhl
Meares Hill
Granville Kelley
Robert
Charles Wallace
Franklin
Howard Schneider
Mars Everman
Igrey Manrod
Jane
Owen Huffman
Harry Specht
Donald
James Harold
Newt Arvit
Love
Mt. Rose
W. Va
Robert Gillespie
Misw
Jrms Grissom
Margaret Koshendorfer
Andy Bittner
Venton Waler
Clayton Garner
Joe Conrad
Mrs. Hoover
the Journal
Myx
Carl Smith
Allen Henrie
Elizabeth Dean
Bud Dean
John Sheldon
Cincinnati
Henrie
Northside
Albert Witherby
Near Daretown
and Airs
Gideon Finch
Ieonie White
Elizabeth Kelley
Mat- Uhiaa Hayes
Williamsdale
Atina Valance
William Valance
William Hanley
Nancis Kuhling
Job Box
Jacksonburg
Pater Walnuts
Maima
Shirley Mae
Edward Prindiville
Mrs
Elimbeth Dean
Mra
Nannig Kubling
James Gidde
Margia Cooney
Mira
Clyde Martin
Tom Cooney
Mim
Ovarneek
Henry Collins
Cohoale
Bcoute
TROOP
Girl Scouth
Bessif, Peters, Seri
Troop 9
Evelyn Solsman
Beribe
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