Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-08-03
SCOUTS IN CAMP
WauseOn Boy Scouts In Camp on Wolf
Lake-Daily Schedule-Camp Rules
Camp Life and Camp Fun-ScOut-
master c. J. Ives With Assistants
Ackerman and BOwssr.

ton for the Boy Scouts of Wauseon
for place somewhere in Michigan
for mobilization, training and Qetail
duty on the front" presented by the
unconquerable and invincible hills and
dales, forests and lakes of ''some-
where" in Michigan
Inasmuch as we are positive that
there is no danger of submarines and
very little possibility of air attacks
we venture to be more specific and
state that Somewhere" in Michigan
is on the banks of Wolf Lake and
that the route chosen to the camp was
the auto train direct TO the point of
encampment. These are great days
for the Wauseon Scouts and they are
bound to get every last bit of benefit
out of every day they are in camp
because they have prepared thorough
ly and completely for every day in
camp and for all the details of going
and coming. But then that's the Scout
Slogan "Be Prepared" The Auto
Train furnished by Messrs. Read, Will
liams, Schad, Hoy, Perry, Harper
Knight, Grisier and Ives, transported
Scout Master Ives and his assist
ants, Wesley Alderman and Clarence
Bowser and thirty scouts to the en-
campment. The landing" was made
in good order, no one detained in
quarantine" and all troops" in good
spirits. The camp is composed of
nine tents and each tent had its in
habitants previously assigned. Tent
No. 1 is Headquarters; here are
found Captain Ives, Lieutenants Ack-
erman and Bowser, also Clifford Beld
ing and Lowell Porter. Ten No. is the
home of Donald Grisier, Chas. Cole,
Robert Cole and Lowell Harper. Tent
No. 8 shelters Lowell Perry, Clare
Chamberlin, Floyd MiIey and Harold
Garrett. Tent A; Louis Jodry, Earn
est Baer, Lowell Bayes, Kenneth
Prickett. Tent 5, Walter Spurgeon,
Russell Risley, George Outlet, Har-
old, Trimble Tent g.; Donald Porter,
Harry Furney, Blain Schnall, Richard
McClarren. Tent Z; Edward Keller,
Neil Mcintosh, Lyle Boyes, Thomas
Blair. Tent 8, Harold Becker, Ramon
Jorlan, Rollin Maddox, Morris Ted
row Tent 9; Lowell Harper, Richard
McClarren, Lowell Porter, Clifford
Belding The tents themselves and
all the furnishings were transported
across country to the place of en-
campment by auto truck train consist
ing of auto trucks provided by
Mr.. w. H. Standish, and Jud
McClarren. A large part of the
furnishings of the tents was made by
the scouts themselves and they have
no reason to be ashamed of theiI
handiwork; cupboards, camp stoves
and stools were made by the boys
The boys have named some of the
tents among the names is one which
to say the least is suggestive, "Kick
EN- Inn"
The daily schedule for each of the
ten days Of camp is as follows:
A M.
$50, 1st Bugle Call.
600 End Bugle Call.
6:15 to 1880 Breakfast.
7:3O to 500 Camp work.
$50 Call to Morning Devotions.
S:45 to 1920 Scout tests, etc.
: 10:40 Call to morning water period
11:15 Dinner.
1900 Rest.
Pm. Entire time until 500 o'clocl
given over for recreation. Hikes, fish
ing, reading, boating, etc.
500 1st call for afternoon waite
period.
5:05 End water call.
$50 to 6:45 Supper hour.
GAS 1st call for drill.
$50 2nd call for evening drill.
| 7.20 Recreation, camp fires marsh
| mallow roasts, stunts, etc.
| S:45 Call for retiring.
| 900 Lights out.
| The program for the various ever
| ings in camp includes peanut eatin
| contest, camp circus, musical nigh
| mock trial, story telling night an
| reading camp paper. Marsh mallo'
| roast, grand camp fire, open air SUI
day evening service, dress up nigh
| and camp fire.
| The following simple rules wi
| govern the camp life, insure a goC
| time for all and safe guard the we
fare of the scouts.
| 1st. Every lad is expected to
| a genuine scout.
| End. No scout will be allowed
| the water, only at specified times, Ill
| der penalty of being sent home.
3rd No scout is allowed to lea7
the grounds without permission of tt
scout master.
4th Each boy is expected to folio
the daily schedule.
5th. Any disputes or complain
will be settled by the scout master al
his assistants. A mediation stun
will be conveniently located for t
aid of any scout who disobeys
causes trouble.
9Th. No changing of seats
changing of boats will be allowed o
on the lake. If change is deslr
boats must be rowed to shore or dot
There will be no deviation from
rule and any violation of this rule W
be under penalty of being sent hon
7th. No scout uses profane or v
gar language, so no rule will apply
same.
Sth. Each tent will be held accou1
able to the camp inspector as to CO
of tent property.
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