The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-08
Boy Scout
Column

During The present Week the Execu-
tiNc.s oflice hours viii be somewhat r.
regular as lac VIII be absent IS bikes.
etc, incident rs the vacation week.
Those wishing ~ SEQ Him snaud calI
@27 first to avoid tile disapIe iutment of
finding The office cleyed
OVERNIGHT HIKE.
Don Eesler suggests an olCrnieh
hike for Wednesdas iseht Who WANTS
To go we fcel that t.is mirhf e. re-
stricted T. second aid Els, Class
+ ;ctUfs
, II you are Interested report % HesIer.
phone 1922. or a. tAe Executive. 10
+ this Ct once IS ~ shau not - unless
a reasonable number wish t. attend
NEW NAMES ON LIST.
We have received application from
the Troop Committee IF Troop No. IL
for commission as Asst S,8utfna.,tor
I for Edaard Ztz. Mr zitz was la our
Office recently and IS certainly live
wire Good luck for 10 H.
Tho Committee Of Troop No 10 have
sent ia application fer Scou masters
commission for ar Eugene Borgeron.
AIr. Bcrgeron has been acting as scout
master e LARGE fer several weeks and
las won q place of high regard in the
hearts Of aH Scouts ara leaders where
ne has assisted Havns been !. scout
master for about tsr Years ana as-o
holding commission as Commissioner
and Executive previous t. ent.r ring the
army a. knows the game Troop DO
has our congratulations
Troop Ne. reprganizod recently with
twelve new members Refreshments
were served la groun 81 ladies and
program q music. etc. given Some Of
the parents of the boys were present
A. y. zehetner has been invited TO-
serve as Assistant scoutmastor and Mr.
{. 2. g. PaEno Will continue AS Scout
master. I,i-t c.tizeas or tho community
I'll having sons in the troop. Will act as
Troop Committee
Mr. Harry Buckley has been Invited 90
serve as Scoutmaster IL Troop No 3
Mr. Buckley was formerly a Scout and
has had army service The hoys are
pleased With him and he saws he likes
the work These arr important elements
of success and We arc sure that No 5
viii prosner under Mr. Ruckle,'s ruid- /
ance. number II the older Scouts Isl /
the troop who had lost interest have i
recently returned. Rev ]. Parrett S The 4
assistant la this troon
KUTh's MUSINGS.
Vow that VIC have a nosv Asst s NJ
Edward 1tz-in Troop No le. We raaau
20 start business. oar bike SUNDAY J.
was great. Pancakes ard hat dogs were
~ the meul-
We had a conpla cf grand raal.s who
made sour Ger 40 Ed. ri is the
hampton caos I,a the pep. in 5be
soup. oh. I. "
Boleslaus EojIa thought ne was !
setting her ba' fhe fee in his pocket
mashed N,Nt ia,sting Anrii sth al
:3o p. N.
joseph Ku'a. TROOP Reporter
SCOUTS ADVANCED.
At the recent session ZIG the Court Of b
honor If the Hammond Council Boy
couts Of America tue following BOYS 4
ppeared and successfully PASSED the
econd Glass tests:
Clarence Cole Russell Powell Joseph 3
.uta, Cerl Cedarhoirn. John Veins. Ral-
ton Miller Andy Peller Walter Swent-
?. Maurice Lewis. Lawrence Erwin. i
wilbur Haahurt Max Fenstermacher i
eroy Sweitzer. Elmer Herrbhrg. james
haher Bolesiaus Hojda, Russeil ProhI
tanislaus Pukorski. Joseph pic-ronszek
cncel Szredinskf
This was the larecs elaea of caadi
ates that has appeared before our /
curt IF Honor ana theS make a splen-
Il showing We wish g. cali the at
.ntisn ef all scouts &, the fact that /
K boys whose names n low were reg
red ia 1919 for the frst time. Great
edit IS due these hoys who have sue
.eded in passing the Second Class
sts So soon after registering. a.
John Hiens iroon s; James shsffer /
o9rt a. Taearft pet ea ~ sfya1- +rccD <