Sea Scouts plan mast for Legion home event
Sea Scouts at the Legion home discussed a 9x19 mast donation from News that could form a flag pole visible across town. They plan crow s nest work and program ideas, with Bard Jones Jin and Sam Gard coordinating dance prep for October 14.
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Red Mast
Legion
Beass
Georgensan
American Legion
Cormmitfra
Bard Jones
Jin For
Sam Gard
Elyle
Press Club meets September 27 at Seoul headquarters
The Press club will meet again on Tuesday evening September 27 at 7 p m at Seoul headquarters. Scribes and spouts who are interested in earning their Journalist Mort Badges are invited to attend
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Sp. m
Seoul
Troop 12 Visits Cincinnati Zoological Gardens Adventure
Members of Troop No 12 toured the Cincinnati Zoological Gardens last Saturday with Hamilton Garden Lab. The trip featured a parrot encounter and a scare as an escaped animal followed the group down an avenue. Assistant Scoutmaster Bob Dinwiddie and Coraduri were on hand to answer questions amid displays of boars wolves elephants and monkeys. The outing included lessons from Miss Hanan Orotmma of the Ohio State Institute and a note about upcoming football trials at the Athletic Field Saturday.
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Cincinnati Zoological Gardens
Hamilton Garden Lab
Wait
Tome
Coraduri
Dinwiddie
Misa Hanan Orotmma
Oho
Geo
Troop 15 BP El Troop 16 Meeting Delayed Yet Starts In Earnest
Troop 16 was delayed but now begins in dead earnest with new members eyed. Scout activities and teaching on nature signalling and Scoulmaster duties were discussed as leaders gathered at Scoulminster’s desk. The meeting closed at 8 30 with the Scout’s Benediction. Francis Gambrels, Serihe. Lind, M. E. Woman's Missionary Meeting Lindenwald SM. E. Society met with Mrs A A Stivers and Mrs Hi C Wilson to discuss The Woman What She May Be.
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Scoulminster
Kelly
Nature
Beekin
Scoulmaster
Francis Gambrels
Serihe
Be Kind to Animals in Scouting and Daily Life
Story extols kindness to animals in early 20th century youth culture. Myra the Doberman saves a boy from a venomous rattlesnake after a girl dog protects a neighbor’s garage by alarming intruders. Both dogs sustain injuries yet survive, earning public praise, hospital care, and potential medals.
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Daytea
Cleveland
Myra
Gene Boldman
Blackie
Baldman
Veterinary Hospital
Dagen
Thera
Ontsin
White Fox Terrier
Thetevos
Tootsie Savarely
Gnemmings
Wootsie
Tootsie
Hence
the & PLC
A. Aygent
Ant x Ruber
Viero
Tootsin
Cootsie
White 4
Senator Borah
Loutsie
Nedal
National Humane Review
Be Your Own Boss in the Machine Age Apprenticeships
The text argues that traditional apprenticeships made boys skilled journeymen and self-employed, with each craftsman a shop in himself. It condemns the machine age for dampening self-reliance, noting job loss and dependence on charity, and elevates the need for schools and scouting to develop aptitude, will, and hands on skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimes Hoys
Yrnes
Wales
Akill
Ak Veal Indo
Cay Soul
Autumn Scout Notes Urge Readiness For Winter Service
Newsy notes urge ASL troops to organize for a busy winter with seals and messages to carry. Regional conference set for October 5 7 at Camp Fried in Cincinnati. Scouters told to attend, plan for real community service and brace for higher needs.
Poasttown Grange Plans Meeting As Deputy Master Arrives
The Poasttown Grange holds a regular meeting today with Deputy Master Ralfuse expected to preside and inspect the degree work. A large attendance is anticipated as the third degree will include a sizable slate of candidates and a strong lecture program.
College and Work United to Help an Ambitious Boy
A Connecticut farm tale shows Horace Bushnell’s son choosing college after working stones and fences for three years. Yale helped him master subjects and become a leader, urging graduates to combine study with hard labor. The piece insists college trains but does not spare work.
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Horace Bushnell
Homie
Worgeo
Connecticut
Yale
New England
Blend College
Ion
Community Notes On Illness And Local Visits In Middletown
Amid scattered illness reports and numerous social calls, the Middletown area mailbag lists Pat Whipple ill for a week, Charles Huffman and others in bed or homebound, and several residents visiting friends and families. Attendees include Michael, Dickey, Lefferson, and Lawrence families, with Ford coupe news and hospital recovery updates noted.
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Pat
Pat Whipples
Promotion plane at NuVte BT Ninth Street U B Church
Final arrangements are made for a motion day event at the Ninth Street United Brethren Church with promotion plans tied to an upcoming Friday. The text is fragmented and unclear but indicates preparations for a religious community gathering or ceremony.
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Nuvte BT
U. S. Tenshera
Ninth Street
U. B. Ehurch
Oh Bieta
Girl Scouts Regional Director to Train Hamilton Leaders
The Leaders Association met September 18 at the Girl Scout Little House with Eleanor Helutinai presiding and a Girl Scout Fish ceremony opening. Plans were set for training sessions with a pioneering course at Camp Michikinikwa October 15 and 16, and Miss Murse, regional director, will teach second and first class evening sessions in Hamilton starting December 2. Alberta Wagner and Mrs. B. B. Offenhaver join the planning committee for Girl Scout week October 23 to 24. Mabel Dorris Ning Clark and Hertha Hinkle form the nominating committee for next year, and October meetings shift due to Miss Bholon’s absence October 1–9.
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Leaders’ Association
Girl Scout Little Flouss
Eleanor Helutinai
Camp Michi-kinikwa
Rhotun
Murse
Couran
Hamilton
Alberta ‘Wagner
B. B. Offenhaver
Mabel Dorris
Ning
Clark
Aliss Hertha Hinkle
Bholon
Troop 10 Girl Scouts Opens New Year at Little House
Troop 10 met last Tuesday afternoon at the Girl Scout Little House with Misa Rholes as captain. The group learned songs, discussed forthcoming programs, and heard about training camps, pioneering, and winter camping. Members from troops 1, 10, and 12 who are unaffiliated will join meetings on Tuesday afternoons. MARLAN LAMPKE, Reporter.
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Girl Scout Little House
Misa Rholes
Miss Rhaten
Marlan Lampke
Troop Meeting Schedule Glazed With Erratic Timing
A listing of troop meeting times and locations with numerous OCR errors. Troop 12 meets at Lincoln School in the sixth grade room at 3 90 p.m. on Monday. Troop 10 gathers at 2 45 p.m. at the Girl Scout House on Tuesday. Troop 17 convenes at 7 00 p.m. at Van Buren School on Wednesday. Troop 15 meets at 4 00 p.m. at the Girl Scout House. Troop 1 assembles at 3 30 p.m. on Thursday at Jackson School. Friday shows Troop 1 at 6 30 p.m. at the Little House. Troop 2 at 6 0 p.m. at 86 Ann's. Troop 4 at 4 500 p.m. in Central Presbyterian Sunday school. Troop F at 7 30 p.m. at the Children's Home. Troop UW at 3 45 p.m. at the Girl Scout Little House.
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Ann's
Lcoop
Central Presbyterian
Woman's Instincts Must Be Trained For Public Role
Julius H. Barnes of the United States Chamber of Commerce argues that women need training to influence government and industry. He praises the changing role of women since the last decade, notes equal rights under the law, and cites the Girl Scout program as a model for developing responsibility, initiative, and leadership. Barnes stresses democratic organization and self reliance as keys to a future woman leader.
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Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Barnes
Salmus
Marnes
Bianterest
Mr. Barnes
Tarorrow
Troop 8 Girl Scouts Plan Next Meeting at Home
Troop 3 held its regular meeting at the Children's Home on Friday evening September 16 at 7 o'clock. Bertha Maé Pender enrolled as new tenor. After games teaching signalling with whistles and flashlights, they parted to discuss plans for their next meet. A taffy pull was planned for September 2 at the Girl Beaut Little Howse. ROSH BRIERLY Reporter. The word Nude is an Ameri teniein invented here about 1883.
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Troop 3
Bertha Maé Pender
Rosh Brierly
Methodist Women of Somerville Plan Chicken Supper
Local notes report Methodist Women of Somerville planning a chicken supper to be held in October. The item lists attendees, family visits, and social events surrounding the community, including visits near West Ellen and Hamilton, and various calls on neighbors during a period in September.
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Somerville
Port Union Ladies Aid Elects Officers at Meeting
Javenal Fort Union September 24 Mrs Virginia Gunter was re elected president of the Ladies Aid society of Port Union M F church at the meeting on Wednesday afternoon in the Sunday School room Other officers for the year were vice president In Hegaod secretary Keun Owen treasurer Mrs Clara Miller early secretary Mrs Belle Shelton Reports of the past year s work were given and plans for the coming year discussed The society met each Thursday quilting day and they join with other organizations in aiding the Red Cross Members attending Wilara Miller Mr Hebe Glacioone Miss Ids He
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Javenal Fort Union
Virginia Gun@ler
Ladies Aid Society
Ui Port Union Mf
Meening
The
Sear
Hegaod
Keun Owen
Clara Miller
Belle Shelton
the Red Cross
Wilara Miller
Hebe“ Glacioone
Ids
Appreciation for piano stool donation to Ltills House
The Girl Scouts of Hamilton express gratitude for a piano stool added to the antique furniture collection at the Ltills House. Donated by the Misses Bubenhein, it was purchased in 1889. The flood destroyed the piano to which the stool belonged. The Little House holds many donated pieces from Hamilton residents, and the girls value their furnishings and history.
Perfect Day for Hiking Trip Despite the Rain
A group led by Lorne Mulbart King Clark and Abbey Nellbhoton planned a five mile hike on a rainy Sunday. They sought breakfast and lunch supplies and found a scenic spot for a rest and meal before returning to town amid mixed mood and cautious optimism.
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Lorne Mulbart
King Clark
Abbey Nellbhoton
Nina
Nine
Troop 3 Girl Scouts Meet at Jackson School
Troop 3 Girl Scouts gathered in the kindergarten room at Jackson School on Thursday noon September 22 with eleven girls present. They formed two patrols after planning the winter program and played several competitions. Due to a bad meeting day, they’ll meet Saturday October 1 at the Girl Scout Little House to continue Tin Chil work and encourage non scouts to join for fun.
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Hell
Jackson School
Severs Ganna
Girl Scout Tittle House
Troop 17 Girl Scouts Plan Next Week Meeting
A Troop 17 gathering took place on Wednesday afternoon at Ver Buren school. After an event, the girls discussed plans for their upcoming meeting at the Girl Scout Camp, with details of activities and location to be finalized.
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Ver Buren
Eaton special tin The Jourwal social notices brief
Mr and Mrs Willard Young entertained Mr and Mrs Albert Christen at Sunday dinner. Edwin Swain and Robert Swarm with Mrs Ernest Gasvelt, and mother were guests. Delores Call, injured in a Friday crash, was improving. Various locals spent Sunday with friends as rainfall visited the vicinity.
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Tin the
Willard Young
Albert Christen
Edwin Swain
Robert Swarm
Middletown
Ernest Gasvelt
Delores Call
Devills Tilda
Charley Hanley
Gail Mee
Jon Markey
Eotor
Iu Markey
Lane
Mes
Garerett
Rebecca Hain
Mya
Entertainments and notices from local club and church events
Mrs Blaungood and others attend a class at Mrs Mildred Hughes home with Mildred Shelton presiding and games music. Halloween party planned for Dorothy and Helen Clemmons. Reality Rebekah lodge marks anniversary with program including music and playlet. coffee and cake served. School appointments named for Port Union division with Virginia Goudlee and Rena Owen among assistants. Rev A C Acord led service. injuries to Richard Hinckner from bicycle accident. Thelma and Mildred Clemmons ill at home. Oscar Jones with broken arm notices.
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Mil‘dred Hughes
Mildred Shelton
The
Sluss
Hart
AMI
Marguerite Preston
Helen
Olive Hury
Irene Batchelder
Dorothy
Helen Clemmons
Dorothy Neiderman
Lezcher
Viz Iginta Gandler
Beyerletia Orchestra
Mr. Kuenzel
Miss Johnson
Georgia Kuenzel
Mra Margaret Kuenzel
Jane
Mra. Smallay
Goldie Martin Withy
Ted Gilbert
Alex Miller
Via Port Union
Archis Owens
Virginia Goudlee
Rena Owen
Myron Wosseler
Mildred Hughes
Olive Monty
A.C. Acord
Monroe
Burilay
Richard Hinckner
Txree
Raymond Preston
Thelma
Mildred Clemmona
Oscar Jones
Archie Owen
Valle Chapel
China Missionary Speaker at First Baptist Church
Miss Selliuon, a Swatow missionary from South China and former member of Cincinnati's Taneolw Park Baptist Church, will speak at the Bible school and morning worship at First Baptist Church. An evening event invites all young people for a reception in her honor, with sheduled remarks on her China experiences.
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Misa Mewvina Sollmorr
First Baptist Church
Hiss Sotlmon
Swatow
South China
Hana’ Ow
Taneolw Park Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Miss Selliann
Selliuon
Fio
Port Hamilton mentorship drive and local gatherings
Miss Gohiie Miller of Miami spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs James Miller. Eugene Thie enjoyed squirrel hunting in Highland county last week. Local K of P members attended the Past Chancelor association meeting at Okeana Saturday evening. Mrs Matilda Davis hosted her mother Mrs Lens Bachman of East Hamilton for several days. Mr and Mrs Hay Shelton and daughter Aliss Mittred spent weekend near Hillahoro. Mr and Mrs Harry Conner of Hamilton visited Me and Mrs Ben Henry Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Christy Gundlee and Mrs Bert Hnghen attended the pey s ant at the fairgrounds last Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Miller enjoyed a boat trip to Augusta Kentucky Sunday.
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Port Hamilton
Gohiie Miller
Miami
James Miller
Eugene Thie
Highland County
K. of P
Chancellora Association
Okeana
Matilda Davis
Mer. Lens Bachman
East Hamilton
Hay, Shelton
Aliss
Mittred
Hillahoro
Mex
Harry Conner
Hamilton
Ben Henry
Christy Gundlee
Bert Hnghen
Thorseday
Harry Miller
Augusta
Kyq
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Press Club
Newsy
Cyril Corum
Miami University
Cys Til
Camp Priedfauthie
Cincinnatic
Gor
Suri
Chacau
Poasttown
Spt
Grange
Oma
Orin Farnsworth
Re AL Stallsmith
James Thompson
and Mew
Harry Thompson
Jamen Banker
Mamilton Galholiaigh
Worry Pharon
Mat Ho
Albert Bradahow
Hy Crook
Clarenca Stolller
Cael Sicel
Baujarrith
Frank Sharritt
Troy
Ollie Shaerit
Mr. Sharritt
Michael Poast
Tom Snider
Clem Crovt
Mantey
Cecil Phares
Robert Dickey
George Henry
Harvey Sharitt
Alr
Ed Dickey
Darlene
Miamisburg
Mra
Grvntle Ault
Colina
Charles Dickey
Drover Crout
Jane Thompson
Cc. P. P
Charles Huffian
Rachara Syros
Starket
G. QO
Michael
Weehington
Hamilton Faire Grounds
W. M. Smosker
June
Robert Sullivan
Lawrence Michael
Charles Kelly
Mag. T. J Dickey
Charles Tuffman
Middletown Hospital
Russell Tefferson
Sammy
Lawrences Michal
Wiliam Moraine
Niderdale Park
Cincini Nation
Mys. A
Brian Banker
Jed Banker
Russell Lefferson
Middletowns
Nollin
Lovells Sinholt
Wallar Wirtley
Woodsdale
Orvillé Himiin
Carter
Girl Scouts OF Hamilton
Girl Scouts
Sarah McClain
Tee Journal
Hoineeville
Sarah Greenfield McClain
Main Street
Walter Wilkins
M. &. Janes
Sam Twenin
John White
Camden
Ed Brandenburg
Fas
Seiler
Vique
Haroll Kneaht
Lucy Kneaht
Roy Craig
Vera Brookshire
Ruth Kenworthy
Ellen
Ad Bhi
Azet
Susan Cody
Sevenmile
Ray Ward
Oxford
W. B. Taman
Rebecca Yiegling
Nes I Grave Poltenger
G. H Oren
Mary Frazee
Tinner
Rowe Paxton
Lew Frazen
Morning Sun
Smiley
Mitchell Johnson
Gladys
Harry Garrett
PryWie
Amy Garrett
George Baker
College Corner
Cory
Sin Toomexshing
Crandon
Detmar Custer
Macey Garreté
Aes
Ray Gorceth
George DualkSebnrgee
David
Ryla
Collinsville
Meg
Ruth Maker
Indianapolia
Ind
Will Barnett
Leonn Vornhen
Port Union
Blaungood
Virginia Gueuller
Agnes
Viola Batchelter
Rema Wen
Hughes
China
First Baptist
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