The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-27

Daniels. andy Peller. Robert York,
Walter swentko. Herbert frost. Geo.
solea. Carl Kreuger. Emerson Mead.
and Charles Leucht Hurrah for Wal
lace,
THE BAND.
Assistant Scoutmaster Melvin Her.
man and Scout Gordon Norton are the
latest recruits. Both are taking up al
to horns. We hope TO have a few
more comets soon scouts interested
should come il and talk i'd over Mr.
RosenwinkcI has consented t. assist
- and that means that we shall sue
coed for he is experienced in band
leading.
sCOUTMAsTER WHENRLEY.
Troop No. 4 is mighty glad to be
able to report that Mr.. Whecarley Is
out Of the hospital ard viii soon be
with them again. And we are sure
that Mr. NJ is quite glad to IKE out
himself. At last troop meeting Mr..
Belman gave the BOYS a splendid talk
FISH FoR FIVE.
"Rah. Shanklin Yeah Doc, Some
Cook. These and similar cries pen
etrated the din of knives and plates
and telling fish bones at the Presby-
terrain CHURCH last Friday night
OF course it was only the troop 5
annual good time" but il was sure
sorae good time. The Executive was
favored with ain invitation which came
So far in advance that he was able to
schedule part OF the evening with
Troop 5. That means lot for his
time is parcelled out for weeks ahead.
Among those present one saw the
genial face Of Commissioner General
George /. Smith and irrepresslble
scoutmaster Golden was hidden behind
pile Of bones For once he was too
busy 70 talk. In this respect lie re-
sembled Scout Dick Stewart whose
gastronomic feats are seven-days'
wonder. Rev Parret ana Asst. scout
master Batony also graced the board
and creased their clothes with the I'm
est fried perch that ever tempted a
hungry Scout
But the Scoutmaster was strangely
out Of sight. At least we discovered
him, minus collar coat and dignity.
He was draped in a regular cooks out
ut except the cap and well the
hsh ne fried were sufficient alibi for
DR.. Shanklin.
not keep their appointments it is not
DR.. Shanklin's fault for he presented
each with a SCOUT Diary as a Christ
mast remembrance.
LOCAL cot NCIL.
The Local Council is To hold its an
nual meeting for the election Of offi-
m i'll Court Room NJ. ?, at the Lake
County Superior Court.
Each Troop Committee is emit tied to
elect one member to the Local Council
and all should do this before the cleo
elected to the Council from the La
fayette school troop.
TROOP No. 6.
Troop No. s. Hammond BOY Scouts.
is a very interesting group. Their
meetings are enthusiastic and a ma
jodty Of the members are right on
their toes This troop has made
wonderful progress in the past few
months. So many bows applied for
membership that it was found neces-
sary TO start new troop which is
under the direction of Mr. Harry Ort-
man. Scoutmaster Douglas is to be
congratulated on what he has accom-
pilSbeu- lhls troop meets W eOneSudN
evenings at the Irving school
MIR. GLAMORE 4 SCOUT.
supt Glamore Of the West Ham
mond schools has recently taken
charge Of Troop No. 8 In the place of
AR Muth who is taking position in
the South
We have several uniforms turned in
by boys who have outgrown them or
have discontinued their Scout con-
nections and these arc for sale at at
tractive prices. We also have a sup
ply Of regulation hat straps which are
available at ten cents each
SCOUTN ASTERs' SCHOOL.
There VIII be instruction in Scout
ing for. Scout leaders each Monday
evening at the Central school al 7:45.
ANY man interested is welcome' New
Scoutmasters should take advantage
Of this opportunity to learn the rudi-
ments Of their work.
MEN WANTED!
We can use a number OF men as
scoutmasters and Assistants. Any
man who can spare two hours once
a week or more and who feels that he
would like 70 assist in constructive
work for our boys should see the Ex-
ccutive at Liberty Hall Call 327 for
an appointment