Scout troop releases second book Trail set for December
Riditer-in-Chief i t Master R. H. Gray sociate Editor older J. F. Ritter for Aarata Mawen Editors after G. W. Good es Hitintsberry s of Mumor Bain 8 1 Leader H. Barr . Editor of Athletics at Scout/Master J. H. Baker "Business Manager Scribe H A. Solenberger bean ¢ Stat will also serve as storial staff for the se troop's second three book, " Trail," which will ite appearance December 15th).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarata
Mawen
G. W. Goodes
Hitintsberrys
Mumor Bain
H. Barr
Scout
J. H. Baker
H A. Solenberger
Scouts Return From London Meeting After World Tour
The Princess Matioka transport docked at the army base in New York with 301 Boy Scouts and leaders returning from the London international gathering. Delegates were hosted by governments and King of the Belgians during Olympic events. They were received by Cardinal Mercier and later attended a banquet in New York before traveling to Winchester for local celebrations and a speech-filled Empire Theater event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Amecri¢a
Imarrsburg
Spangler
Ide Cratch
Harg
Winchester
Bartons
Baker
Eddy
Empire Theater
Sunay
Christ Church
Barton
Huptsberger
Charles Pugh
Smpites
Ping
Antietam
Summer Camp of 1920 Reported Successful and Busy
The Capon Capon Bridge area summer camp in 1920 hosted about 130 attendees with roughly 70 daily. Commissioners Baker and Rosenberger led, aided by Scout Master Potts and assistants. Patrols built structures and signaling towers while extensive tests and athletics showcased progress. a full camp report will be presented at the Empire meeting. John Earnest led Tent No 4 and won best-kept tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon
Baker
Rosenberger
Potts
Asst
Kern
Akitchén
Scrsehed
Wing Éheatr
Capon Bridge
Fre Stine
McCauley
John Ern
Empire
Garland F. Potts
Marshall McCauley
H. Russell Potts
Pétes
Earl C. Fansier
Paul Anan
W. Nelson Page
Scout Athletics Highlight at Winchester Camp Field Day
Howard Taylor led troop athletics during June and July with Field Day at camp drawing Winchester attendees. Winners across three weight classes included Garland Potts, Paul Massey, Herman Barr, and Oscar Lewis Jr. George Modison and Elmer Fuller won in later swimming and camp events. Councilman Glass delivered a notable speech as Lifesavers and swimmers like Marshall McCauley and George Schwarzman stood out.
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Howard Taylor
Winchester
Barton, Eddy, Glass
Garland F. Potts
Paul L. Massey
Harry C. Kern
Herman Barr
Maurice Grim Iard
James F. Ritter
Oscar Lewis, Jr
Marshall Winkfield
Walter Bosserman
Carling Potts
Stout
W. W. Glass
Howager
Marshall McCauley
Lanier Gray
Garland Potts
Eugnee Aulick
George Modison
Elmer Fuller
Walter Dent
George Schwarzman
Good Turns and Service from the Red Cross
The article extols daily good deeds tied to Scouting and Red Cross service. It highlights summer outreach to ill persons, tents, and free aid, noting a pledge to truthfully share circumstances and avoid idle boasting.
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Red Cross
Pracapi
Retrospective and Prospective Scout Farewell Reflections
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Boy Scout history with mentions of Parish Christ Haven, Robert T. Barton, Blyne Scout Master, and council roles. The piece honors past leaders while signaling an enlarged future and gratitude for service.
Scouts From Cities Visit Winchester For Scout Building Event
Scout troop from Harrisburg and Washington join Winchester Scouts for an assembly hall meeting at the Scout Building. Washington youths receive badges and a deputy commissioner badge is presented to Mr. Rosenberger as 42 scouts spend two days in the city and camp on the building’s third floor before hiking to Luray Caverns.
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Washington, D. C
Winchester
Vérnon Fly
Ington
Counan Apood
White
Page
Barton
Richmond
Newell
Washington
Graham Rosenberger
Robert Glaige
Maurice Grim
Wilbur Riley
En van
Davies
Harewe Ht
William Doran
City
Schut~ Building
Harrisburg
Luray Caverns
Lichtfelder
Newtown Highlands
Mass
Boston
Gyeén Wich
Fiat
Bittlefield
Associate Scouts Elect Hugh Duffey to Membership
The Winchester High School professor Hugh Duffey was unanimously elected to Associate membership at a recent meeting led by Commissioner Baker and Patrol leader Ritter. The building and all Scouting privileges are his, with future cooperation anticipated.
Local Council Honors and Scout Banquet Notes
President R. T. Barton was named Virginia Commander of the American Legion on the first ballot in Richmond. The piece covers Scout activities in Winchester with mentions of Major Roszel in uniform, Scout Mayor prospects, and praise for Councilmen McCormac, Page, and Sale along with comments on leadership roles and parental expectations.
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R. T. ‘Barton
Scout Council
Andewilk
Hartisbure Cowell Headquarters Scouting Greeting
Winchester Virginia dispatch from August 24 1920 extends to Boy Scouts a hand clasp of brotherhood and good will. Harrisbure Cowell of America encourages unity in Scouting and urges high citizenship standards through pen messenger greetings signed by Scout Commissioner John Mussar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Winchester
Harrisbure
Cownell
America
Lohn
Mussar
Scout eastward link to Belgium history meeting
A meeting honors the Winchester council as their namesake flag is formally received at Guildhall and housed in Handley Library. Assistant Scout leaders Sheets and from Winchester attend along with the entire local Scout organization and 18 Associated Scouts. Major Roszel speaks on scouting and international issues after recent travels to England France and Belgium with King Albert and Cardinal Mercier.
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Winmayer
Handley Library
Ee 'Piter
Winchester
England
Paris
Belgium
Albert
Cardinal Mercier
Mélines
Associated Scout
Roszel
Brand Whitlock
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Brbt
Ake
Ape
Rostetana Oe
Pifer and
Sheetz
Matioka
Hrbokiya
N. Y
Boy Scouts of America
London Meeting of Scouts
France
Landon
Mercier
Melines
the Hotel
Commodore
New York
Fifth Avenue
42Nd St
Pifer
Sheets
Espe
Harman Baker
Harry Kern
Fred Stine
Willagytown
John HH. Kern
Paul Anderson
National Headquarters
Lady Astor
Marsh
Warwick
Stratford-on
Jim Ritter
Eugene Lewis
Virginia
Maryland Tour Athletic Association
Dingles
Frinvesse
Washington” T
Sham
Ster Ypions
Berkeley
weThe
Mg Cauley
Aulick
Copenhaver
Gray
L. Gray
Councilman
Eta
Feinas
Rof
Ry Ae
Fisise of Christ
Haven
Robert T. Barton
Mr. Biker
Blyne Scout Master
United
Berkeley Springs
News OF the
Associate Scout Movement
Hugh
Duffey
The
Winchester High
Commis
Sioner Baker
Ritter
Wrbre
Harry Greene
Raymignd
Moore
Pitcher
Piter
Henner Kelly
Stata Exp In Pharmacy
Fine
Ben
Rerti
Barr
George F. Miller
Near Fu
Ture
Associate Scouts
Litional
Harry W. Copenhayer
Sistant Stout
Shenandoah
National Bank
Shryock & Baker
Gus” Haines
Akron
Ohio
Rosteland
London
Wita
Harding
Cleveland
Scout Movement
J. Howard Taylor
Niversary Meeting
Organi
Arthur M
Field
Alls Cat
An and
Acer
Citizen
Citizens
Rochester, N. Y
Walter Hurdle
His
Gram
W.D. Smith
Our Scout Council
Council
Leslie Grimih
Councilmeth F. E
G. H. Heist
Harrishire
Oncis
Elbert Magruder
Lehigh
M. Rossel
R. T. Barton
Rich
Mander
American Legion
F. E. Clerk
Capon River
You Boys
Ing
E. B. Cooper
Major Roszel
Scout Councilmen
H. B
Doran
Scott Movement
Hartisbure Cowell
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