Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-07-20
BOY SCOUT ORGANIZATION
is PERFECTED

Before long plans will be completed
for the campaign to be conducted Dy
the Wausau Rotary club in the inter-
ests of Boy Scout work in Wausau.
Last Wednesday evening a meeting
was held at the Wasau Club and Boy
SCENTS council was selected. This
action is the result of the recent meet
ing of the Rotary club when Fred G.
Wiechmann was selected chairman OF
the organization committee, and the
club signifed its intention OF actlVeiy
assisting in boys work IN Wausau.
The organization committee is COM
posed of Fred G. Wiechmann, cnalr-
man. Alfred Fl. Zimmerman, secretary
F.. d. Timlin, W. B. Heinemann. Wake
lin Mcneil. A. Fl. Reid. c. H. Wegner,
NJ c. Ewing, L. A Pradt, w. H. Nab
10, ]. Coel, r. 3. Young, John A. Sui
liyan. Fl. II. Davis, D. c. Everest, {. II.
Hooker. Rev w. Taylor, Rev. +. Z.
Grauer. ]. n Manson, George w. Phil
lips. V. Atherton, F. P. Stone, F. Sex
smith. Rev. E. P. O'Toole, DR.. Russell
Lyon, S. B. Tobey.
The organization committee select
ed the following as members OF the
council: Walter Alexander, c. {.
Yawkey. C. G. Kruger, W. E. Dodge,
Rev. William ]. Taylor, John A. Sulll-
van. A. P. WoOdson, Louis Pradt. Jf.,
] ]. Okoneski, E. B. Thayer. FRED
Swinbank. William thinner, DR.. L. r.
Wahl DR.. r. w. JONES', A. W. Prehn'
Zimmerman, Wakelin Mcneil. DR.. X. ii.
r. Chellis, o. A Weinberg, George A.
Steltz. Fl. F. Ruehlman, Adolph Hol-
ub. George ]. Leicht, E. A. Dunn,
John Kiefer, Jr., D. F. PlOss. Roscoe
Young, Walter T. German, j. Coel.
Barney Dehn. H. |. Crawford. F. h.
Schneider, Guy r. Gooding, Louis u.
Wiechmann. A. II. Zimmerman, Mark
NJ. SchOlfield, r. E. Charter, X. ii.
Genrich. Perry NJ Wilson, Fred DE
Voc, c. H. Hooker. NJ. G. Ewing, FRED
r. Becker, DR.. William F. Baker, H. ID.
Anderson, w. W. Albers, H. n. Hum-
phrey. Walter H. Flieth, E. w. Gam
Bile, H. H. Davis, Frank n. Biecha,
Judge A. H. Reid, Fred Schneider.
Bert Schwanberg. DR.. w. ID. Siebecker,
DR. H. r. Hopkins. w. 3. Heinemann,
Fred G. Wiechmann, l.. a. Pradt, r. ID.
Timlin. E. NJ Gray, Rev. George
Schroedel. Rev. VIM. F. Spiegel, Rev.
f C. Grauer, Rev. T. Wojak. Rev. j.
p. Hauck, Rev. c. F. Hinton, Rev. +.
p. O'TOole. Rev. o. E. Hensel, Charles
f. Dodge, DIR. d. T. Jones, F. E. Bump,
G.. s. Dernbach Harry A. Kiefer, Z. Z.
Adams. S. B. TObey. Chas. E. Parker.
George w. BorowitZ. VIM c. Schlae-
fer. w. II. Thorn, Fowler P. Stone, w.
II. Nablo. Ira C. Painter, Otto Muen-
chow, Karl Mathie, DR.. Russell Lyon.
Louis C. Leak, S. Knox Kreutzer, c.
II. Ingraham. E. E. Hurd, Emil Flat
ter. B. F. Wilson, Newman H. Bells.
Arthur H. Kiefer, Rev. Richard Evans,
r. T. Stone.
The council. however. will not be
confined to those men mentioned in
the above list More men will be add
ed by committee composed of A. H.
Zimmerman, Wakelin Mcneil, DR.. r. II.
Hopkins. H. H. Davis, ]. A. Sullivan,
and F. G. Wiechmann. 1t is proposed
that all civic organizations be repre-
sented by at least one member and
that other individuals interested in
boys work also be enrolled as mem
bers of the council.
The extension of Boy Scout work
this new program will permit can
readily be understood. After the cam
paign for funds, when it is hoped d
fund of $4,000 to be used over a three
year period will be available. tie scout
Headquarters will be able to train
leaders for scout patrols. to maintain
headquarters. TO establish week end
camps. and to other things which here
tofore it has been necessary for each
patrol to do This central administra-
tion of affairs will be economical and
yet afford a more definite and constant