The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-04-02
BOY SCOUT NOTES.

the official "Scout Mother" of Keno
sha motored to Milwaukee yesterday
afternoon and met Chief Scout Execu-
tive James E. West who is finishing
tour of the country inspecting and
visiting the II regions of the Boy
Scouts of America. The delegation
was comprised of: Assistant Scout
master and Eagle SCOUT Ted c. Piedot
who acted as spokesman for the party,
Senior Patrol Leader and Eagle Scout
Sydney Piedot, Eagle Scout Robert X.
Williams, Senior Patrol and Eagle
Scout Ben Zeff, George Piedot and
Marshall Brown; the official Scout
Mother, Mrs. Bertha A. Piedot, Scout
master Milton Schmelling.
The main attraction of the evening
was the March Court of Honor held
at Riverside High school in Milwan1
kee at which time 4S1 merit badges, 20
star badges, life badges, and ! eagle
were awarded by Chief Scout Execu-
tive West, assisted by the Regional
Scout Executive of Region Seven, w.
M. Kiplinger of Chicago. After the
court the delegation from Kenosha
was presented to the Chief Scout Ex-
ecutive who complimented Mrs. Pie
dot, the Scout Mother on her fine
Scout spirit and showing of three
Eagles and one first class Scout.
Troop met last night at the Balm
school with Scoutmasters Ebert and
Judd. Plans were made for the troop
to visit former Scoutmaster Ed B. A.
Harding of Troop 10 before he leaves
for Fort Worth, Texas, this evening
at 1850 at the North Western station.
Troop 10 met at st. Georges church
last night with Scoutmaster Lester
GilIick and Troop Committeeman
Kniper. Scout Executive Fogwell was
present and gave talk to the boys.
Troop 10 met last night at the Dem
ing school with Scoutmaster Basteen.
The troop is going fine and has prom
Use for a bright future.
Troop II met last night at the Grace
English Lutheran church with Scout
master Clarence Stein.
Ed B. A. Harding, former Scoutmas-
ter of Troop 10 will leave tonight on
the 1850 train for Fort Worth, Texas.
Mr.. Harding has been forced to resign
from work in Kenosha on account OF
his failing health. He must leave
this climate and has decided on Fort
Worth as place to recover his health.
He has done real work in Scouting in
Kenosha and every Scout and Scout
leader should be at the North Western
depot at 1880 to give him real send
off.
The Scout picture, of the Interna-
tional Jamboree at Copenhagen will
be run at the Congregational church
FRIDAY afternoon and evening. be
sure to come to the afternoon per-
Torrance which begins at 4:3O.
Scout Executive David Fogwell was
in Chicago Yesterday with 35 other
executives from Region Seven and had
luncheon at the Hamilton club with
Chief Scout Executive James E. West.
Mr.. West hit the high spots OF his
% 900 mile journey through the diff
ferent Regions and told what could
be done to help Scouting in general.
Troop 5 A and B held their regular
weekly meeting last night at the Lin
coin school under Scoutmcsters Nor
gan and Landand with sixty Scouts
in attendance Instruction was given
in the Workmanship merit badge by
Lieut.. Rabedeau of Company E, fol-
lowed by a snappy drill period. As
signments were made for the Scout
play to be put on by the troop. A
committee composed of Scouts Ted
Schmelling, w. Elwel1, H Binder, D.
Evans and A. Law were appointed to
make arrangements for the mothers
and sons banquet to be put on by the
troop in May An interpreted con-
test in passing tests was won by Ted
Something's patrol. The troop was
honored by a visit from Scout Com
missioner Gerald Cooper.
Troop 10, the "Campcraft troop,
met at the Mckinley school with
Scoutmaster Milton Schmelling.