The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11

holidays We ate some OF the fsh
and. while the Doctor has never trent
cd IL professionally we feel that a
mighty fine cook was lost TO fame when
he studied medicine.
TRoOP No. 7.
Assistant Executive Batony has been
assigned to assist Troop { for a few
weeks These boys re-register March
rrst and we are hoping Is see a big
enthusiastic bunch OF boys meeting
at the Riverside school. Boys OF the
vicinity are asked 70 join now il they
wish 10 become scouts.
TROOP No. o.
Troop No. meets Thursday evenings
at the Presbyterian church. Jut now
they are taking Up First Aid work
and have FIRST Aid man from the
standard Steel to instruct The most
| remarkable thing about Troop is
their heavy weight who made so many
friends at Camp last summer There
Is room in this Troop for more mem-
bers
TROOP No. 10.
Did YOU see Joe Lauermans new hat
strap? Raymond Young IS wearing a
] smile Just now as he has become 3
second Clas scout We wonder wha'
has detained the other members of the
Troop.
TROOP 40. 10 certainly made fine
showing SUNDAY morning when thirty
three Scouts and four uniformed ofrl-
! Gals received Holy Communion And
1 il was a nne sight when during the
sermon on Scoutcraft the Priest called
upon the Troop to stand and repeat tbs
scout oath. laws. and pledge e the
Flag
/ TROOP No. II.
| Troop No IL made great hit sat
! urday evening al Liberty Hall Their
singing has always been we'll received
/ on this occasion they did especially
we'll
Great credit Is due both TO scou tmas-
ter Enright and TO Assistant Scout
master Lawrence Hanlon. for the hne
work or this Troop These hoys re
ceived Holy Communion at the nine
O'Clock Mass at All Saints church.
I TROOP No. IL.
! This Troop under the direction OF
scoutmaster John Zitz now meets on
I Fra3av evenings. They are enthusiastic
and are passing many tests. We IN
J derstand that two members are now
d entitled 10 G6E9n4 LASS RAAt1- 49,
received Holy Communion al at the
seven o'clock mass at ST. Casamir''
church
THIRTEEN.
At the Lafayette school a group o.
scouts have shown that thirteen Is
lucky number Under the direction 81
Mr.. smith. assisted By Dick Parker
and John weber these boys have rap
idly come to the front.
TROOP No. ~.
| why shouldn't fourteen be sue
| cess. They are backed by Thaldori
brothers and sergt. See as leaders and
have a live Troop Committee who get
| out TO the meetings. Everson and
| Beck have transferred 70 - and are
| prominent as leaders. Mention must %
! made OF Julius Hunt. He IS not much
to look at-but you ought 70 hear hin
| cad the yells.
| TROOP NO. 1.
hsslstant seoutmsst.r Berry viii
] soon receive his commission and %
installed in office. Scout LeGrsnd r.
| Never has gone to Howe Military
school for the remainder Of the year
/ scout Richard Hotz IL now Second
! class scout But it must be remem-
bered that Troop 30. always does
good work
! TROOP No. g.
OF late Bert Kronsell and jack
4 Thompson have been around Head
4 quarters a lot working al their signal
/ ing We hope to have them in ths
prlm Corps again soon. Likewise the
others whose Scouting record prevents
scoutmaster Ortman Is now on dect
and seems TO be making good. With
the help ~ Mr. Douglas who 70 ably
| directed No. last ear these boys
| should be a credit 10 the community
| WENTWORTH NO. :.
The Father and Son Meeting shollc
| help this troop wonderfully Corridor
Norton is a prominent member and
, stands out because 81 his advancement
in Scouting
TROOP NO. 10.
/ John Krawczyk has fne bunch q
| scouts who meet Thursday nights II
| wilinskt's Hal. Several have recently
| passed Tenderfoot and I'VE are mem
bers Or the Drum ana Bugle Corps.
| COLUMBIA NO. rs.
scoutmaster Kerger's smile comes
from the satisfaction that the fins
work 81 this troop affords Brohei
! Falconburv is now Assistant to Mr.
1 Kerger and is an asset 70 the troop.
| THANKS SCOUTS.
The Executive wishes to thank yot
one and all for your fine support il
making Anniversary Day and Scout
sunday a success. But FOR your SPLEEN
Z did cooperation and help your lead
ers could do little
Credit j. especially due % the mem-
bers OF the Drum and Bugie Corps and
20 those Scouts who 20 unselhshly gave
their entire afternoon saturday to as.
sist ~ the window demonstration
SCOUT LEADERS IN HAMMOND.
Sye arc pleased 70 chronicle the ar.
rival in Hammond Of Mr.. Eugene
! Rergerrion who was formerly Scout
! Commissioner at Pontiac. Michigan.
Mr.. BerSernon will doubtless sooT