Scout Leaders Tour Camp Olmsted and Western New York
The Camp Olmsted staff led by director F C Roud toured Camp Owa-sa-ka in Allegheny State Park then Scout Haven in Salamanca and Camp Ti-warya-ee in Holland, with stops at Niagara Falls Canada and the American side. The 320 mile inspection, through multiple camps and the Niagara River region, ended back in Gowanda with hopes for another summer trip.
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Camp Olmsted
Gowango
Allegheny River
F. C. Roud
Mr Young
L. F. Sears
C. W. Rogers
Vernon Swanson
George Johnson
Louie Morelli
Maurice A. Clancy
Camp Q-wa-sa-ka
Allegheny State Park
O’wa-sa-ka
Camp
O-wa-sa-ka
Rogers
Alaska
Salamanca
Scout-Haven
Franklinville
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New Peace Bridge
Delaware Avenue
Peace Bridge
Canada
Niagara River
Ont
Falls
Canadian Power Co
Niagara
Goat Island
Fort Niagara
Boy Scout
Toad Hollow
Troop Meetings Are Discontinued for August
Nearly all troops halted meetings during August as leaders plan returns in September. Rallies are set for the first meeting of the month with aims for full attendance to launch a fall program through December. Leaders emphasize education over mere meetings and urge readiness for a big round-up the first week of September as Scout Commissioner Caughey prepares several Troop Charters for September activities.
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Boy Scout Movement
Caughey
Exchange Club Donates Cabin to James N Kline Scout Camp
The Exchange Club of Williamsport Pa donates an additional cabin to the James N Kline Scout Camp as clubs follow suit with gifts. E Urner Goodman of Chicago Boy Scouts helps place suitable jobs for Chicago boys, aiding civic clubs in Boys Day in Citizenship.
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James N. Kline
Williamsport
Exchange Club
Williamsport Council
Boys of
Chicago
E. Urner Goodman
Chicago Boy Scouts
Boys’ Day In Citizenship
Training School of Scout Leaders Opens at Cornell
Boy Scout executives from across the nation gather at Cornell University September 5 to 12 for the fifth national training conference. About 1,000 executives will attend under the central theme Volunteer in Scouting as the movement includes 630,000 boys and 163,000 volunteers. Notables like Walter W. Head J E West Mortimer Schiff and Canadian and British officials will speak, with global expansion noted as Scouting operates in 48 countries and reaches 1,782,432 internationally affiliated Scouts.
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United States
Cornell University
Boy Scout Movement
Walter W. Head
Omaha
Neb
National Council, Boy Scouts of América
J. E. West
International Scouting Fellowship
Mr. Head
Mortimer L. Schiff
John H. Stiles
Canadian Boy Scout Association
Canada
Hubert S. Martin
Boy Scout International Bureau
London
America
British Empire
England
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Volunteer in Scouting Addresses by Dr George J Fisher
National Scout officials will play a key role in a program built around The Volunteer in Scouting by Dr. George J Fisher deputy chief Scout executive. The event includes a series of addresses and discussions highlighting youth service and organizational leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Fisher
Caughey Leaves To Work On Scout Trail
Eagle Scout Milton Caughey from Troop 9 of Market Street has been chosen to represent Region Three in the Eagle Scout Trail project. Warren County Council honors the selection spanning Penna Del Maryland Va and DC. He departed Warren Sunday evening for Chicago and will join the party at Grand Canyon Station on August 15, returning in about three weeks.
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Milton Caughey
FP. M. Caughey
Market Street
Warren County
Penna
Del
Maryland
District of Columbia
Milton
Warren
Chicago
Grand Canyon Station
Caughey
Ludlow Scout Troop Heads to Northwestern Jamboree
Troop 43 of Ludlow, silver medalists in last June’s County Jamboree, will compete in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Jamboree the last week of August in Erie. The event follows the New Castle Regional Jamboree format. Headquarters urges contact with the first jamboree troop from New Castle for guidance on points.
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Ludlow
Pennsylvania
Erie
New Castle
New Castel
Cautious Buyers Read the Classified Ads Carefully
Read the Tribune classified section for careful, detailed listings on jobs, goods, and services to avoid scams and ensure clear offers. The ad urges scrutiny of every item, price, and term before committing to a purchase or sale.
Scouts to Exhibit at Warren County Fair booths at Scout Educational Building
Scout Headquarters reports Warren County Exposition officials want educational displays again this year. Space is in the Scout educational building under the Grand Stand with early selection favored. Leader meetings set for next Monday at 6 p m. Exhibits must be ready by 5 p m Tuesday August 28 and individuals by noon that day. Medals awarded for top booths and top individual exhibits with special honors.
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Scout Headquarters
Warren County Exposition
Scout Executive Road
Fair Grounds
Scouts Demonstrate First Aid Training at Prospect Park Rally
A series of three accidents at the Prospect Heights District Boy Scout rally in Prospect Park Brooklyn shows the value of first aid training. Lester McNerney of Troop 237 helped a girl with a scalp wound, aided by Charles Lewis and Gibson Saunders of Troop 64.
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Prospect Heights
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boy Scouts of America
Lester McNerney
Charles Lewis
Gibson Saunders
Scouts Aid Injured At Scout Rally Picnic Grounds
An ambulance surgeon praised the Scouts after they treated a boy with a limb wound and revived another who fainted near the picnic grounds. Troop 64 members tended to casualties, with Scout Jack Clapper dressing a badly lacerated leg before departure.
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Jack Clapper
Camp Olmstead 1928 Camp 100 Percent Better Than 1927
Camp Olmstead closed with officials stating the 1928 season was 100 percent better in every way than 1927. Staff and committee members praise contributions from Troop 41 Ludlow and various local sponsors. Four Courts of Honor were held, and campers plan a reunion during Christmas vacation as cautious buyers are urged to read the classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Olmstead
Pickett Lumber Co
Penna. R. RR
J. Crary
KR. J. Morrison
Bishop Yates
Miss Talbot
Troop 41
Ludlow
Court of Honor and Trends
Rotary Club
Craf
Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
Camp Olmsted
Tidioute Events Include Lodge Degree Work and Civic Notices
On Wednesday evening August 15 the 1. O. C. F. Lodge will present degree work at the I O O F rooms assisted by Hamsey Lodge from Watts Falls with lodges invited from West Hickory East Hickory and Grand Valley. Afterward refreshments will be served. Borough council approved $361.87 in bills and granted a $5000 health board request. Rebekah Lodge meets Tuesday at 8. Christ Episcopal Guild meets Wednesday at 3. Local residents Mrs H G Devereaux and others visit and travel between Rochester Pittsburgh Buffalo and Cleveland for summer activities.
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Tidioute
C. F
Hamsey Lodge
Watts Falls
West Hickory
East Hickory
Grand Valley
Boro
John Caldin
Board of Health
Burgess
Rebekah
Lady Jane Rebekah Lodge
Christ Episcopal Church Guild
Richard Devereaux
Rochester
Ins
H. G. Devereaux
Byron Yorke
Alice
Pleasantville
George Snyder
University of Pittsburgh
Tidiouter
Charles Robinson
Lyle Conroe
Buffalo
D. Krauss
M. Barthaman
D. R. Atwell
N. P. Atwell
Marshall AM
Cleveland
Ohio
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Peerless Garage
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Chrysler
Walter P. Chrysler
de Soto Motor Corporation
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