Ton and a Half of Hamilton Boys Go to Indian Lake
Ton and a Half of Hamilton boys and leaders travel after Lator Day to Indian Lake via Middletown Day ton Brandt and Springfield. Steve Esato follows with a truck of cars while the group camps at Lakeside near the Lewis reservoir. The lake hosts cottages, islands, and rustic bridges, with boys fishing for minnows and camping in haymows as locals like Harry Dissenbach and Charley Sima are noted in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trick
Agre
Indian Lake
Middletown
Dayton
Brandt
Springfield
Steve Esato
Inuch Paw
Maw
Pananny
Lewis
Miami River
Harry Dissenbach
Charley Sima
Charley
Orchestra or Glee Club Forms Suggested for Fun
A typed fragment proposes forming a small orchestra and a small Glee club as enjoyable activities for neighbors. The text mentions Son Beauts and singing several songs, offering the idea as a pleasant pastime.
Troop 7 Knights of Columbus Opens Fall Meet
The first indoor fall meeting of Troop 7 Knights of Columbus was held Sept 6 at the KC hall. Scoutmaster Edward Sebyial led a review of requirements, new boy introductions, and tests. Officers Carl Meret Carl Fontaine Dr J W Olarka Charles Hobingon John Bolton assisted. Plans were made for a visit to the MiamiTown Observatory on Sept 22, with departure at 7 30 p m. Parents were asked to note the later return. The meeting closed with Scout’s benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Scouliaushor
Edward Sebyial
Amitteomen
Carl Meret
Carl Fontaine
J. W. Olarka
Charles Hobingon
John Bolton
Miamitown Observatory
Scotts
Tieir
Natuil
Koon Niseting
Scout
Doelnek
Troop 7 Scout Meeting Recaps and Plans
Bound Patrol Troop 7 K of C Mound Patrol met at Ferd Vogt's home on Wednesday evening August Bist with five members, working on Scout tests and ceremonies. Scoutmaster Edward Schmidt attended part of the session. The first indoor meeting of the year occurred September 5 at the K of C home, with colors presented, pledge and oath recited, and announcements about fall activities and a trip to Miami. The troop planned future meetings and activities, including a board of review next Wednesday at 8:00 and other routine patrol drills and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Patrol
Ferd Vogt
Hound Patrol
Edward Schmidt
K. of C
Bob White Paio
Miamisew
Scouting Kickoff for September Activities
Scouts urged to begin fall program with outdoor projects and new experiments. Troops should plan engaging activities to attract members, including signaling practice, friction fire, cooking ideas, and crafts using metal or leather.
Feathered Transients and Autumn Bird Migrations
The article chronicles autumn migration from early September through fall, noting magnolia warblers and Nashville warblers, insect eating species moving south, and flocks of chimney swifts, night hawks, purple martins, and geese. It describes birdwatching scenes, migration by stars and moon, and concerns about sportsmen harming birds, with reflections on wintering birds and ongoing nature study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontabar
Somo
Onueda Bay
Great Lakes
New England
Katou Avenue
Dan
Weil
Tiny
Nia
Troop 12 Letter From Intian Lake Hums To Fish Camp
A special dispatch from Indian Lake describes Troop No 12 with 29 members including 20 scouts and visitors guided by Colonel Robertson and James Cozi. The group reports fishing success, young banner, and hay gathered at Lakeview while hosted by Mr and Mrs Dutt. They praise Scout honor and note a large wharf, many boats, and a busy day on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intian Lake
Lesdexa
Colonel Robertson
James Cozi
MS. Thobe
Stephen Faston
Mes
Hester Sehastian
Mra
Disfenbach
Crand
Lakeview
Sea Scouts Begin Winter Season Activities
Sea Scouts from the gun ship Vouture met at Seoub head anartera to attend the Presa eluly winding and plan a busy winter. AN attended the first meeting and expect many lessons ahead while other troops may join. After a press club gathering, an informal meeting was held at Dy Schneider's office. The Scouts will usher box seats at a pageant next week and plan the Mystery Hike for Saturday with plans kept secret by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoub Headanartera
Dy. Schneider
Offlas
Ser Suouts
Linda Wert Iinde
Ghig Sonmuities
New Legion Home
Court of Honor Invites Community to Judge Kautz Event
Remember the Court of Honor in Judge Kautz's court room Tuesday evening September 1 at 7. Everyone is invited to attend and observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Judge Kautz
Orville Simmons Scout Hero of Nicaragua Flight
Orville Simmons, a former scout, died in an airplane crash in Nicaragua while three others survived a jungle storm. He and his brother Wilbur were part of a troop that met at Jefferson School with Scoutmaster FR Diaplinghoff. Simmons inspired recognition from Washington for his bold actions during a conflict, while his service details note promotions to corporal and sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Simmons
Orville
Wilbur
Tropp
Jefferson School
FR. &. Diaplinghoff
Trad
Tivitt
Washington
Hensuse
Drifting on the lake in the sun during a tuke breeze
Charles Hall reports a Lake trip in a sedan and two trucks covering 117 miles in about four and three quarter hours with lunch and supplies en route. The warm sun, chilly morning, and heavy sweaters created a calm start followed by roaring waves and a misadventure with a passenger who was dropped, towed back by truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Charles Hall
Troop 4 Hosts Novel Outdoor Roasting on Farmfield
Troop 4 enjoyed a rustic outing on the Muskopl farm featuring heated cobblestones, roasting ears laid in leaves, covered with more leaves and earth, then left to cook for three hours. Scouts praise the old time method and hope more units try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskopl
Clem
Troop 2 Meeting Opens with Dues Collection
The troop opened with dues collection. Robert Dinimddie of Troop 12 and Arthur Mendel, who will join at the next meeting, were guests. Mr Byard left for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dinimiddie
Arthur Mendel
Mr. Byard
Letters and Reports from Scouts for the Journal
Troops have voted to end letters and reports, with many camping and visiting relatives. Scouts are urged to organize troop meetings, write letters during sessions, and submit them by Thursday so they can be typed and printed before Saturday. The Senafit page invites every troop and Scout to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troopa
Tia Hikea
Girl Scouts of Hamilton Plan Badge Program
The Hamilton Girl Scout Council and the Sealern Association with director Miss Abbey Nell Rhélén plan an extensive badge program to broaden girls interests and develop practical skills. Proficiency and merit badges cover life phases from living basics to community service, with the Golden Eagle as the top honor earned after 21 badges. At present only one Golden Eagle has been awarded in Hamilton, and the new program aims to inspire both older and younger members with engaging activities and tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Dean Russel
Columbia
Thera
Aly
Jo Hamilton
Pesaninenenaenn Saas
New Miami Church Schedule And Community Notes
Local church listings show Bible school at 6:30 am and evening worship at 7:30 pm at the Church of Christ. The Christian Fundamental Bible school meets 2:30 pm. Community social updates cover Labor Day camp at Woodsdale, visits across Butler County, and residents attending events in Hamilton, Oxford, Racine, and Dayton.
Girl Scouts Revive Ancient Crafts In Outdoor Life
Dr. Erskine lauds Girl and Boy Scouts for bridging school lessons with life skills. He suggests specialized outdoor camps like music camps in Interlaken, and urges focus on doing rather than theory to cultivate hands on crafts and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine
Arial Whit
Piano Bench Needed by The Little House
The Little House seeks a piano bench or stool in usable condition. The Girl Scouts would greatly appreciate a donation from anyone with an unused jeweled piece or stool to aid their needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anynyie
Williamsdale Social Roundup Guests and Visits
Sept. events in Williamsdale include Miss Pearl Hebenicht from Cincinnati visiting relatives, Myra Bayon staying with kin, Mr. and Mrs. Ryder hosting, and many locals hosting or traveling to nearby towns such as Middletown Indianapolis Trenton and Lytleia. Several families welcomed guests from Pittsburgh Hamilton and Kentucky during the holiday weekend.
East Hamilton Evangelical Seeks Unity and Weddings
A reader notice lists services at East Hamilton Evangelical and Church of the Redeemed, with German and English services, Wednesday prayer, Friday Brotherhood, and a Saturday confirmation class. It announces the engagement of Audrey Succietta to Howard Brown and a wedding at St Stephen's Church scheduled Wednesday morning. Also notes the Dandiatel families sixth reunion at Final View Park with a large chicken dinner and games.
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Evangelical
Church of the
Howard Brown
St. Stephen’s Church
Dandiatel
Final View Park
Labor Das
Will Mack
Uniform Exchange Planned for Hamilton Girl Scouts
Proposed uniform exchange in Hamilton aims to provide uniforms for girls joining Girl Scout troops. The council or each troop may own the uniforms, with worn garments returned when outgrown and new ones issued. The program teaches garment care and offers clothing to those who cannot afford them, inspired by successful efforts in other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hies
Benny
Wither
Counsil
Ealethaioe
Officers Elected As Community Group Holds Yearly Gathering
Officers were elected President Mrs Bernard Peterite Vice President Arthur Dawnstel Secretary treasurer Moe Tena Waterkom Entertainment committee Mrs All Inn Lindsay and Mrs Finnis Rrie wei All above members have had no date during the year A weather and savings bank presentation was given to Anna Peterite The guests included Messia and Mesdames Fred Daudistel Will Dandister Dayton Adam Kiln Will Mack and sons Leroy Earl Arthur Dmuligte and Warren Louis Erfewein and daughters Jonn Dorothy Rev and Mos Bernard Pate and children Bobby Kathe Ann Newtown Ohio Mrs Tenn Haferkanp Mrs Annan Daudister and daughter Yvonne Dayton Ars Allan Lind say and Allan Hugh Andrew Alberts and Allan Mrs Anna 2 And Mr Smith Dayton Miss Remilda Ferry and Rose enjoyed last weekend in Louisville Ky Kila Steinecker was dinner guest of her granddaughter Mr Andres Wilbur Brown and Sonny Middletown Sunday evening Miss Helen Golembissky ill at Mercy hospital Tany friends wish her speedy recovery Mrs Anna Bippos Miss Trea Verry Carl and Stholey Biprns motor trip to High Bridge and Diz Dam Ky Mr and Mrs Rayman Ming entertained Afr anil Mrs Marvin Mains of Ka Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Peterite
Arthur Dawnstel
Moe
Tena Waterkom Entertainment Committee
Allnn Lindsay
Finnis Rrie
Anna Peterite
Messia
Fred Daudistel
Will Dandister
Dayton
Adam Kiln
Will Mack
Leroy and
Earl
Arthur Dmuligte
Eon Warren
Louis Erfewein
Jonn
Dorothy
Rev
Mos
Bernard Pate
Bobby
Kathe
Ann
Newtown
Ohio
Tenn Haferkanp
Annan Daudister
Yvonne
Ars
Allan Lindsay
Gon
Allan Hugh
Andrew Alberts
Anna
Smith
Remilda Ferry
Fee Rose
Loulaville
Mia
Kila Steinecker
Andres
Wilbur Brown
Sonny
Middletown Suraday
Helen Golembissky
Mercy Hospital
Anna Bippos
Misa Trea Verry
Carl
Stholey Biprns
Ifigh Bridge
Diz Dam
Rayman Ming
Afr
Anil
Marvin Mains
K A
Michigan
Beiser reunion and local social visits noted
Lindenwald families Theo Herahner and kin attended the Beiser reunion at the Beiner home north of Collinsville. Wm Beiner and family hosted. Edson returned from trips to Cleveland and Detroit. Elisabeth Dieckman and J C Upton visited Cincinnati relatives. Broaner and Sue Lok vacationed in Xenia. Fret Griest of Middletown visited relatives. Fete Upton convalescing after illness. Virgil Jefferies and others mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm. Theo
Herahner
R. B. Herstner
Me Lal Herahner
Acne
Beiser
Wm. Beiner
Collinsville
W. L. Edson
Cleveland
Detroit
Elisabeth Dieckman
Cincinnati
J. C. Upton
C. B. Broaner
Sue Lok
Xenia
Fret Griest
Middletown
Butler Declamation Contest Directed by Rev Amstutz
Rev J Amstutz of Lrewton Mount... leads the eighth Prince of Peace declamation contest in Butler county at the invitation of the Ohio Council of Churches. Local church contests for boys 14 to 18 begin around Armistice Sunday Nov 6. Contestants choose a world peace declaration from official selections. county winners receive medals and move to a congressional state stage with prizes totaling 440 dollars in the district and state competitions. Local churches are urged to enter promptly for preparation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Df. Amstutz
Lrewton
Ohio Council of Churches
Rhrgin
Settlement Paid After Auto Locomotive Crash at Sharonville
A probate court settlement approved Saturday allocates $100 to Kenneth Cain, aged nine, for injuries from a collision between an automobile and a locomotive in Sharonville last July. The case against the C. G. C. and St. L. Railroad Co. was cited, with Ths Crawford noted as the grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharonville
Wias
Ths Crawford
Hamilton
C.G.C. and St. L. Railroad Company
Kenneth Cain
Terete
Family visit noted at beans gathering
A family visit to relatives is recorded with names including Mrs Rallis Caldwen and Braniey Riley. The fragment mentions a PhD, Ay Me, and a Puesta of Mr. and Msn. The text is incomplete but suggests a casual social visit among kin and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beans
Rallis Caldwen
Mr. and
Msn
Braniey Riley
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Hamiltox
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