Scouting Camp Tuscaloar Hosts 800 Boys In Summer Fun
Scenes at the 535 acre Boy Scout Camp Tuscaloar last week show 800 boys enjoying a near peak attendance season. Highlights include a pool activity feature titled Accidents on purpose, ax sharpening demonstrations, open Adirondack bunk houses, and pack trips with Pat the burro. Meals are served in a central dining hall by Mrs Hilma Chindgren and staff.
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Tuscaloar
Dave Wakefield
Dick Foltz
Raymond Schmidt
Majid Shaheen
David Manrer
Frank Demos
Gilbert Reiman
Bill Bowen
Pat
Hilma
Ma) Chindgren
Oleo Petitions Filed to Put Oleomargarine Referendum
The Association of Yellow Margarine filed 226,881 signatures with Ohio's secretary of state to place the colored oleomargarine issue on the November ballot. The move follows an initiated bill in January. the House killed the bill, and current Ohio law bans manufacture and sale of colored oleo.
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Columbus
Association of Yellow Margarine Today
Secretary of State
Ohio
Daytonians Fix Tree For Christmas in July
Dayton July heat drives a Christian Tabernacle group to decorate a Christmas tree. On Sunday the congregation celebrates Christmas in July for the fourth year near July 25. Eleven year old Larry Sorenson helps, son of Rev Ed Sorenson and missionary in Cuba. Rev George E Gardner notes they still observe December 25 too and cites commercialism and unclear birthdate as reasons for the July observance.
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Dayton
Christian Tabernacle
The
Mercury
Larry Sorenson
Ed Sorenson
Caimito
Cuba
George E. Gardner
the Tabernacle
Christ
Best Year Since the War Camp Tuscazoar Sets Attendance Records
Postwar attendance peaks at Camp Tuscazoar with record numbers. Pat the burro, borrowed from L. C. Beard, entertains scouts from the McKinley area as they hike, cook, and explore on Pat’s back. Plans feature a new corral to keep Pat calm and near the scouts.
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McKinley Area
Philmont
Cimarron
N. M
Pat
L. C. Beard
Tuscaloar
Boy 16 Revived Hour After Lightning Shock
Cincinnati report says Dale Ivey, 16, was knocked unconscious when lightning struck twice in the same place as he moved a window screen. Firemen and the life squad revived him after about an hour. his mother was struck similarly years ago. An Egyptian cemetery dating to 4000 B C yielded iron beads discovered nearby.
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Cincinnati
Dale Ivey
Young Ivey
Lucille Ivey
Life Squad
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Save! Harmony House
Sears Savings
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