Local Union Valley scene includes wedding and gatherings
In Union Valley and surrounding areas many neighbors visit each other at homes including Ernest Mikesell, Frank Goodwin, and Dan Householder. A wedding uniting Gladys Householder and M Glenn Goodwin at the latter’s Concordia home highlights the week. Harvest hints appear as rain affects grain and local clubs meet for socials. George Atkinson attends a Belleville illness, and community notices include sales and services.
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Ernest
Alfred’ Kallman
Marty
Hilton Watt
Homie
Ridal
Darrel Currier
Aaron Tayadhre
Nona Clare Milner
Ernest Mikesell
Earl ‘Bowen
Bert Bowens
Guy Persinger
Cas. Ball
Earl Harvel
George “Atkinson
George Mikesell
Belleville
Kelley
Pete Strom
C. R. Johnson’s
Washington Township
Harold Coleman
Scandia
Ralph, Bowersox
Dan Householder
Gladys
M. Glenn Goodwin
Concordia
Union Valley
Goodwin
Kansas City
Concordiia
Iall
The
Mutual Benefit Club
Mary Swiercinsky
Ray Swiercinsky
Mr. Billings
Claude Goodwin
Dad
Glenn Goodwin
Dan
Kansas
Bert Bowen
Emery
Vic. Anderson
Shouting in Small Towns Highlights Scout Growth
The piece argues rural scouting is as vital as urban programs, noting 18 650 troops with over 6 000 outside councils and 1 000 in areas without post offices. It praises the Boy Scout path, from tenderfoot to first class, emphasizing outdoor skills, self reliance, and community service. An anniversary recruitment push aims to add 100 000 scouts by February 8.
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Boy Scouts
Brotherhood of Scouting
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America
One Scout's Good Turn Wins Auto Prize Tale
Mrs. Lilian W. White of Union Hill New Jersey entered a contest in the New York Evening World for daily good turns seen by a boy scout. Her prize story recounts scouts walking past Bergersline avenue store where a baby outside cried loudly as a scout shook a rattle and tried to comfort the child.
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Lilian W. White
Union Hill
N. J
New York Evening World
Boy Scout's Good Turn Pacifies Crying Infant
An infant calms after a kind boy scout makes humorous faces and a gentle gesture. The baby smiles, grasps the scout's finger, and the boy scout returns to his group, tipping his hat as the mother returns.
Scouts appoint panel to locate training center near New York
A special committee appointed by the Boy Scouts of America executive board will locate a suitable estate within two hours of New York City to establish a national training school. The move mirrors Englands Gilwell Park example in England.
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New York City
Boy Scouts of America
National Council
England
Gilwell Park
Mounted Boy Scouts Plan Horse Training Adapted in Yakima
Yakima Washington reports mounted boy scouts drawn from several troops, owning or securing horses for training. They aim to become proficient in horsemanship and care, saddling, and riding types. Led by a former mounted police member, they expect to form a mounted unit. Dr Hess’s Panacea for sick chickens.
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Yakima
Washington
Boy Scouts
Mounted Police
Hess
Haggman
Administrator's Notice for Juliaette J. Sandborn Estate
The Probate Court grants letters of Administration to Arthur V. Sandborn for Juliaette J. Sandborn deceased. Creditors must present claims within one year for allowance and within two years to avoid being barred. Henry H. VanNatta, Probate Judge, June 23, 1923.
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Juliaette J. Sandborn
Saidty
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Juliaetta J. Sandborn
Henry H. VanNatta
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