The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-12-04
MANY AWARDED
SCOUT HONORS
Court of Honor Awards
Eighty Badges to Twen-
ty-seven Scouts.
AWARD EAGLE BADGE


America, was host to eighty scouts OF
Kenosha at the December session OF
the Court of Honor in the Administra-
tion building, on Tuesday evening.
Merit badges, first class awards, and
other honors were presented to these
scouts by the council and Scout
Executive David Fogwell.
Scout George Piedot, Troop 5, was
awarded his Eagle badge, making him
the third scout in the Piedot family
to have that honor, and the fourth
in his troop to have the Eagle badge.
Eagle Scout Ted Piedot, Troop s, was
awarded Veteran badge and COM
mission for five years of continuous
service to scouting in Kenosha.
Scoutmaster G. J. Morgan, Troop 5,
received his commission and his troop
was presented with their new char
ter George Landane, also of that
troop, received his commission as as
sistant scoutmaster of the troop.
Leonard Joseph, Troop ID, was
awarded his Life and Star badge and
was advanced to within one step Of
the highest rank in scouting. Eagle
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his official discharge as member OF
the worlds champion scout jamboree
trip and was also presented with a
charter signed by King christensen
of Denmark and the Danish Boy Scout
as token of the Danish appreciation
of the work of the jamboree troop.
Names and Badges.
The following merit badges and first
class tests were awarded to the fol-
lowing scouts John Jensen, Troop z,
first aid to animals, swimming. print
ing, firemanship; Fred Hopf, Jr., Troop
7, first aid to animals, first aid; Wal
te- Getschman, Troop 7, first aid,
cooking; John Raksany, Troop Z, poul-
try keeping, leather working; Don
Cameron, Troop Z, poultry keeping,
music, public health, carpentry, first
aid; Robert Williams, Troop Z, black
smiling, a d ming, automobiling.
safety first; Joe Sungaila, Troop 8,
electricity, carpentry, art, fireman
ship, craftsmanship; S. L. Severance,
Troop 1, masonry, carpentry; Ed.
Harding, Troop 10, first ai6 to ami
mails, poultry keeping, carpentry, pub
lie health, masonery; John O'Day,
Troop 10, cooking, cycling. printing;
Earl Galley, Troop 10, art, public
health, cycling, personal health, cleo
tricity; Orville Kellman, Troop TO-,
electricity, carpentry, fremanship;
Robert Drake. Troop 10, carpentry;
julius Sankowsky, Troop 10, cooking,
electricity, camping, safety first, life
saving; Joe Szczepanski, Troop TO-,
electricity, carpentry, craftsmanship,
firemanship; Robert Dowse, Troop TO-,
cooking; Charles McGivern, troop 10,
electricity; Ted Koldenberg, Troop s.,
cooking, life saving, personal health;
personal health, first aid to animals;
Ted Schmeling, Troop 5, first aid,
Miss Minnie Grulke, who underwent
Sydney. Piedot, Troop 5, music; George
Piedot, Troop 5, carpentry; Marshall
Brown, Troop 5, gardening; William
Elwell, Troop 5, cycling, iremanship,
printing; Leonard Joseph, Troop 49,,
athletics, safety first; Herman Wolf,
Troop 10, music; James Scala, Troop
8, Workmanship; Paul Johnson, Troop
16, automobiing; James Tully, Troop
2, swimming.
First Slass Scout Awards-Albert
Law, Troop 5; Edward Otteson, Troop
16; Edward Niewerdowsky, Troop 10;
Clayton Evans, Troop 5; Charles Hage-
man, Troop 1; Thomas Hastings, Troop
/; Vernell Hoffman, Troop 10; Harold
Rieschl, Troop s.; Jack Bode, Troop 2;
Edward Steimke, Troop Is; Arthur
Classen, Troop Is; Burnell Rudolph,
Troop 10; Earl Bohm, Troop 8.