May Court Honors Merit Badges at Presbyterian Church
The first Court of Honor for May reviewed thirty seven Merit Badges and one Star Badge, lower than 1927’s fifty six but hopes rise for the May 24 meeting. Awards listed include Automobiling to Poultry Keeping with scouts from Troops 36 33 14 8 41 and others.
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Presbyterian Church
Agner Olson
John Fox
Frank Engle
Kenneth Swanson
James Carson
Charles DeForest
William DeForest
Howard Grotzinger
Robert Schwartz
Joseph Tellier
Walter Bengston
Sidney Culbertson
Richard Fisk
Wayne Fullerton
Louie Guttarei
Richard Hansen
Vernon Johnson
Joseph Nataro
Kenneth Sherry
Jack Sleeman
Loyal Briggs
Theodore Engle
Steve Wasiesky
Lewis Learn
Hiram Wilbur
Robert Snyder
Louie Gruttarei
Public Health: Francis Lewis Troop Ott Scout Charles DeForest
Examining boards comprised of business and professional men. Members listed include Warren Shawkey C W Rogers R R Young R H Betts Dr W C DeForest F W Waite Gee M Hansen C H Gardner Clarence Howe J Ray Shepard Agner Olson J E Hazelting Elton W Davis B F Huber and F C Roud.
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Francis Lewis
Charles DeForest
Warren Shawkey
C. W. Rogers
R. R. Young
R. H. Betts
W. C. DeForest
F. W. Waite
Gee
M. Hansen
C. H. Gardner
Clarence Howe
J. Ray Shepard
Agner Olson
J. E. Hazelting
Elton
British Divorces Doubling in 1923 London
Statisticians forecast divorces in Great Britain will double 1922 levels to about 5,000 this year, up from 2,509 in 1922. London lawyer Holford Knight cites stricter reporting bans and changing attitudes as drivers, noting less fear of social scandal and greater openness about unhappy marriages.
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London
May
U.P
Great Britain
Holford Knight
Lord Merrivale
Indoor contest at gym Thursday Scouts meet for awards
All scouts and friends invited to the high school gym Thursday evening for the indoor contest and presentation of the silver loving cup flag and merit badges. The program begins at 7 30 p m with roll call by troops signaling Morse dressing race fire making bow and drill first aid fire making flint and steel. Members should show membership cards if required and a patrol of eight scouts from each troop will participate.
Troop Four Visits Jeffmore Cabin
Troop No. 4 spent the past weekend at Jeffmore. Although not officially inspected since departure, officials say the cabin is in excellent condition. More troops are urged to use the facility and plan programs in advance for effective overnight hikes.
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Jeffmore
Scout
Fine progress made by Sheffield troop
Warren county announces new Scout troop No. 35 in Sheffield with L. F. Sears as scoutmaster and Burton Dunn along with John Samuelson as assistant scoutmasters. Headquarters and interested parties welcome the move, saying it strengthens local scouting efforts.
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Warren County
Sheffield
L. F. Sears
Washington School
Burton Dunn
John Samuelson
Scout notes on Portland Camp Meriwether project
A hospital building will be erected at Camp Meriwether in Portland Oregon as a gift from the Portland Rotary Club funded by profits from a recent boys vocational exposition. The facility will include two dormitories for ten boys. Also notes on troop charters, fundraising by Scouts for camp, Mothers Day reminders, a farewell dinner for Assistant Executive Huber, and plans for three new Camp Olmsted buildings plus a night contest and regional jamboree details.
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Camp
Meriwether
Boy Scouts of
Portland
Oregon
Portland Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Boy Scouts
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Mr. Huber
Huber
Scout Headquarters
Warren County
New Castle
Petina
Property donated for Boy Scout camp at Allaire
Monmouth Council officials announce through Arthur Bris bane that several thousand caves at Allaire near the Monmouth Ocean county line will be used for a Boy Scout camp. Ground clearing starts Thursday under estate manager William Fostick. a pavilion for about 500 will become a clubhouse. Old timers recall 1740 iron mining activity at the site.
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F.C. Cobb
E. A. Clark
Monmouth Council, Inc
Boy Scouts of America
Red Bank
N. J
Arthur Brisbane
Monmouth Council
Allaire
Monmouth
Ocean Counties
William Fostick
Membership drive urged on Scouts to reach annual goal
This month memberships typically drop yet headquarters hope Scoutmasters in Warren County keep numbers above the objective line all year. The roll shows 433 today, with 1050 expected by Ist but many troops re registering as this season begins. Each Scout is urged to recruit one more boy and every Scoutmaster to influence every candidate to meet the target.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sfone
Warren Courty
Margret
Steve Mayhew
Toney Lou
Lally
Honey Lou
Margret Moody
Huntley
Holy Cross Hospital
Honey Jan
Holy Cross
Maregret
Stephen Mayhew
Honey Lou and Jack Wallack Meet in Forbidden Romance
Honey Lou Huntley, private secretary to Grumpy Wallace of Wallack Fabric Mills, falls for Jack Wallack after he flirts and later kisses her. She flees in anger when she rejects his advance, fearing the consequences of a workplace romance in a rigid small town. Margret and Mrs. Huntley observe Honey Lou’s bold changes as she weighs love against social norms.
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Honey Lou Huntley
Jack Wallace
Honey
Mrs. Huntley
Honey Lou
Money Lou
Honey Low
Deary
Mrs. Huntly
Margret
Carl
rod _Honey Loy
Stephen Mayhew
Honey Fan
Mother
Stephen
Lou
Bio
Ners
Huntley
Jack Wallack
the Mills
Jack
Hucttey
Warn Roney Lou
Black-And-Nickel Roadsrer
Arbor Street
Brownields
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F. C. Roud
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C. L. Gamble
C. J Groves
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Associated Gas, and Electric Company
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