Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-28
WITH THE BOY SCOUTS
Once
Pueblo Scout News

sent for several weeks on account of
sickness.
And say. we're going to carry that
field meet! The one with Troop that
is being talked about so much among
the troops now. Troop may be a
live bunch but we will show them what
real. poppy, live troop is.
Since our former Assistant Scout
master can not be gotten in touch with
we will try to secure Mr.. Bozeck again.
Mr.. Bozeck was fine A. S. NJ. and you
will see some pep when he comes back
again.
AS soon as we got the patrols formed,
patrol leaders and assistants will be
elected and then there will be some
lively contests between the different
patrols. We have only a few officers
as yet,-treasureT, secretary and scribe,
but we hope to have all of them be;
fore long.
We practised signalling. first aid and
! few games, and then repeated the
Scout Oath and adjourned.
JOSEPH MERHAR, Scribe.
TROOP II. Scoutmaster, e. D. Spru-
Ill. Assistant Scoutmasters, John Rish-
er and Rev. B. d. Dagwell. Meeting
place, Ascension church. Time of
meeting, Friday, 1880 p. m.
Some time ago the Camp Fire Girls
gave Troop II party. Now We are
going to return the party. A COM
mittee made up of Frank Hoag. chair
man, Clifton Power. and Reginald Gary
have definite plans made as to where
and what the party is going to be.
Troop II is going to have one OF its
old Scouts back again. Edward Brown.
now In California, will be in Pueblo
around April 2. We arc planning to
give him good time when he comes
back.
We had a short meeting because most
OF the fellows were soing to usher at
the Memorial Hall. Mr.. Alverson was
visitor at the meeting and took the
fellows who were going to usher down
in his car.
Troop is. Scoutmaster. c W.
Crawford. Assistant Scoutr Isters,
Chas Crockett and s. w. Isbell.
church. Time of meeting. Friday
1880 p. m.
Troop ls had fine meeting Fri
day night Instead of meeting at the
church the troop met down by the
Fountain river and cooked their sup
pers. Thirteen out OF twenty-five
were present.
After supper our Scoutmaster left
us in charge of our Assistant Scout
masters. During tho business scs-
sion Casey Jones was elected captain
of the baseball team that will play
their first game next Saturday.
After tho business session We had
a snipe hunt Bill Chandler and
Howard Bumsartner agreed to hold
the sack. They found out before the
hunt was over that snipes were very
plentiful iE that part OF the country.
wc arc going to try to have our
meetings outdoors all the umc now.
We ha e.,
go.
STUART GAMBLER. Scribe.
Troop Is. W. A. Lee, Scout
master. W. +. Elliott, Assistant
Scoutmaster. Broadway Christian
church. Time OF meeting. Friday.
While the attendance last meeting
night was not large. we had a fine
meeting. Scoutmastcr gavc instruc-
ton in the International code on the
buzzcr. each Scout having his own
call TO answer.
Next we had instruction by the
Scoutmastcr in map making In pre-
paration for the first class cxamina-
tion.
Arrangements were mado to as
semble for the dandclion dig and
lunch at the court house on Satur-
day and the inspection OF yards In
our ssSlSHcu uistict IN tnc AFTER
noon.
Selecting sides wo had ball game
in which the score was IL to 4.
Meeting closed by repeating the
Scout oath.
LOUIE BRAUER, Scribe.
Troop 20. Scou,master. r. l..
Ellis. Assistant Scoutmnsser. ChaS
X. Mnttice Jr. Meeting place. Cen
trail Christian church. Timc OF meet
ing. Friday, 1880 y. m.
Tho meeting was opened by the
pledge of allegiance to tho flag
Nine Scouts OF tho troop and two
visitors were present ono OF tho
visitors was first class. and the
sight OF his first class badge on his
coat made all the boys eager TO pass
their tests
The other visitor Mr.. Bainc. gave
us "a very interesting talk on his ex-
pcricnccs as u soldier in France. The
Scouts of Troop 20 enjoyed 1t so much
that Mr.. Baino promised to come
back again and tell more OF his cx-
pericnccs.
our baseball team is practising
hard TO get an early start in tho sea-
son.
LYNN HUBERsoERGER. Scribe.
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