Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-03
TROOP 7 HAS
GREAT TIMES
Harmless Franks Make Things
Merry at Annual
Camp

Troop {, with headquarters at the
Harris Stroot United Evangelical
Church, IL spending tho week in
camp about five miles above Liver
pool, along the Mahantongo creek.
Through the courtesy of Thomas
Bogar. of the Bogar Lumber Com
pany, q large truck was provided to
transport tho equipment and boys to
camp. They left tho church corner,
Susqoehanna and Harris streets, ut
6,{b. Monday morning, and reached
camp at 10 o'clock.
Scoutmaster jerome r. Miller and
Assistant Scoutmastor the Rev. G. f.
Schaum are in charge. Mr. Fairingcr,
the chef at Lebanon Valley College,
has charge OF the kitchen. He is rem
dering splendid service. Boys are
In camp. Earl Schwartz is cooks
assistant. Tho large mess tent Is the
most popular place in camp.
The knmp IBahhle
Rudolph Miller went fishing and
caught n cold nine inches long.
WIN Quaid went whaling and
caught n sucker about the size of
William.
Lester Gipple was called honey"
Lloyd Gotwalt went to greet some
Camp Fire girls but met disaster in
stead.
Harold Diffenderfer, a would be
flunk0te, is a teacher of modern lam
guages, Yiddith, Spanish, Chinese,
guages, Hungarian. Russian, Por-
tuguese and Turkish. He will give
% cents to each pupil per lesson.
Eleventh and Maclay Streets
H. - CS-I1 -s..kr .
scoutmaster, is wandering around
searching the camp for some shaving
supplies.
John Bogar is in the undertaking
business. His motto-"You will even
tually' die, why not now?" Paul
Schwartz is getting into trouble by
putting tacks on the cooks cot.
Malfalffe caught an eel and for
about five minutes he was wide
awake, but 1t didn't last long. He
soon got sleepy again.
John Baker went fishing for
whales this morning. but did not get
anv because the water was too deep.
Karl Gingrich Will light the camp
fro tomorrow evening with his red
hair
The mailbox will he found in the
upner end Of the mess tent.
GEORGE Mehaffie's punishment fo-
iS
~"-'1~ rCtatnes for the cook, Tho
T"''~---T th"t rov'dor the faces during
- 500 r1o"eo d. not stand in front
- 80 -ir-~~ 80 10np as some Of tho
" ''~-'-'' c''~'7 80 MIC NcKon and Doll
w. ''~~- i4 - soo 10 shave.
'~''" 80 woo ~'c'v until he SOW
-" ''""~'''0@t we had and that made
-, --.~'l
- rNo~N"o,in - 'ho one that dis
Tue+ ~e.~r 40 HI-ed the cook n
r~c- r--~-I~ --I'->" him IN toIrn
cl'o~~o e 80 c-o'-'--~ ~ Mt. Gretna
Pa-'
Ioff Rr'-o- 1,o1 ',o4+or learn ~ dive
in doen v.0+o- ~-,7 -o+ IN q foot or
---nte~ |~','4 ,--~-,t 70 vr-a e+a +lo
Firet kid r'-- rDoppv Roshoro)
"A Scout is helpful-rive me a uunr-
ter"
(Horm ColdsteirN "a Scout is
thrifty So I'l1 Iyo00 ~
lost NND TOTrND
T.ost-a coat hnIongir~ ~ To7 r'e.
fe-darfer IT WIS = gray ",d r,'-or-
~''vod. IT was Ia~+ soon - C~~-,~~o
n p"ircnhl's cor TuIv 40 II f0,,,d
nl"ase rn+rrr TO Editor. Tart
Tod D'ffendorfa- &c roin~ in -ho
croo'r n lonrn to study ASTRONOMY.
When Titt1n left Baker cntches "r
NH' M CONT "tvH IT awaV. Hn CAUGHT
"0o +N'9 r'o~rirg and could not p-''-a
- 70 ~" coo1s or tn ANYBODY else. He
he's N throw ~ in the creek
Tho '~cop i~ roinr ~ take I'm
coll"ot'or 10 R''v Pn'll Hanning n hat
a NJ him. tt will take an extra
1a~~o si-o
Th" Scortr1n star stated that ho
hHvin" contest last richt Univ II
~ ~oo which could ~et the most bites
ofe ~f t'>o ~oroo fellow
The Scout Master stated that he
wishes Paul Henning and John
BoGar would keep their fingers out
of the applebutter.
Rlough Dechant was swimming
this morning and lost the bottom of
his stomach but did not know it
until he ate the sixth plate of mac
aroni
The experienced camper Doll a
Baby was telling us, around the
campfire, of his camping trip to
Dauphin, when another fellow men
toned how he dropped the bacon
that the camp was to have for break
fast.
Samuel Krebs was in town to-day
and went into the inn to get a
(soft) drink. He forgot himself and
went to the wrong counter when he