Frederick County Scout Promotion Test Rules Announced
The first annual promotion and test contest for Frederick County Scouts begins November 1 and runs to the anniversary night Tuesday. The Court of Honor will promote ready scouts and present awards. Rules require tests after opening date, with points for second and first class tests, promotions, and merit badges. Divisions A and B list local troops in Frederick, Middletown, Walkersville, Thurmont, Brunswick, and Brunswick.
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Frederick County
Court of Honor
Ampiime
Middletown
Frederick
C.vis
Walkersville
Thurmont
Brunswick
Scout Troop Hike Schedule For Frederick Area
Local Scout troops plan a week of events starting November 1 with a promotion and test contest. A postponed general hike is rescheduled for Saturday October 30, with 60 to 70 scouts expected to participate if weather allows.
Scout Officers Elected and Hikes Planned in City County Troop
Scout meeting reports elections with Ward Donnan as Eagle Patrol leader and Richard Null as patrol leader with Edwin Albaugh as assistant. Allen Prudhomme transfers from Thurmont troop and Bajor and Prudhomme plan an overnight hike. Also notes on cancer research using tar in animal experiments and a warning about wood alcohol danger.
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John Francia Smith
Sejor
Ward Donnan
Eagle Patrol
Allen Prudhomme
Thurmont
Richard Null
Edwin Albaugh
Lion Patrol
Bernard Thomas
Bajor
Boy Who Took $4 Paroled By Court
Irving Randzlab aged about ten in Ey altstown was before Judge Glenn Worthington in juvenile court for stealing 46 from Charles Davis. Part recovered, mother paid balance, he received a lecture and parole with guidance that future misdeeds may send him to reform school. Bernard Little, about 17, labeled incorrigible, was paroled to his mother after a court lecture. he must find work. The docket notes Mrs. Cora Wagner’s appeal regarding election officials was denied.
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Irving Randzlab
Eyaltstown
Glenn Worthington
Charles Davis
Worthington
David
Randolph
Davis
Bernard Little
Kneness
Albert Little
Cora Wagner
Liberty district matter dismissed by circuit court ruling
In a circuit court hearing before Judge Worthington, Mrs. Wagner sought reinstatement of her name in the Libertytown voter rolls after election officials erased it when she moved to the city. The court sustained the officials and dismissed the case. Door County cherry crop valued at 1,750,000 dollars for Wisconsin fruit growers this season.
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Liverty
Circuit Court
Worthington
Wagner
Libertytown
Liberty
Door County
Wisconsin
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Inget
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C.thomas Kem Fredericks
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Wednesdax
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