The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-26

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! err. homemaker, home nurse, child
nurse, health winner, first aid, cook;
Mary Lou Barker, patrol leader, ,
Eleanore Berglund, cook, needle
woman, craftsman, second class, cor
poral; Florence Ayres, Second class,
craftsman; Eunice Berglund, music,
cook, needlewoman, craftsman; Hell
en- Berglund, corporal; Jennie Beuk,
| artist, cook, laundress, craftsman
needlewoman, homemaker, dress
maker, first aid, home nurse, health
guardian, child nurse; Lucilla Brio
son, patrol leader; Bessie Childers,
needlewoman, cook, home nurse.
health winner, craftsman, swimme.
Florence Childers, cook, dressmak-
er, needlewoman, scribe, corporal,
/, first aid, craftsman; Ruth Childers,
corporal; Dorothy Denley, scribe,
needlewoman, cyciist; Helen Denley,
citizen, child nurse, home nurse,
cook, first aid, health winner.
cyclist, patrol leader; Mabel Ed
wards, swimmer, craftsman, cook
Vienna Hill, first aid; Mary Kordich,
patrol leader; Edna Lampi, patrol
leader; Winifred Lomasney, citizeE,
scribe, hostess, child nurse, home
nurse, health winner, craftsman
Helen Milkavich, corporal; Margaret
Mitchell, child nurse, home nurse,
first aid, craftsman, health winner
Ethel Nicholas, artist, craftsman,
dressmaker; Aune Palmgard, first
aid; Dorothy Pickavance, craftsman
Bertha Parish, corporal; Fannie Por-
than, second class, patrol leader;
Sadie Sikala, patrol leader; NADIA
line Slattery, corporal; Norah Stat
terry, craftsman; Lucille Smith,
health winner, dressmaker; Viena
Somero, cook, dressmaker, interpret
er, pathfinder, laundress, economist,
child nurse, health winner, first aid,
home nurse, craftsman, home maker
hostess, artist; Florence Thompson,
craftsman; kathleen Walsh, cook,
needlewoman, scribe, first aid, sec
ond class, corporal; Violet Maxi,
| dressmaker.
Three First Glass Badges, the
first ever presented in Ely, were
given to Jennie Beuk, Winifrei
Lomasney and Vienna Somero.
Miss Myrtle Saul and Miss May
Meenahan were the Recipients Of
Thanks Badges. Miss Saul, Zenith
mine nurse, and Miss Meenahan,
school nurse, were presented these
badges in appreciation of their valu-
able service to the Scout organiza-
ton of Ely, in conducting classes in
home nursing, child nursing, per-
sonal health and first aid.
Mr.. Walter Englund, Superintend-
ent of the Independent School Dis
trict No. IL, presented scholarship
badges to twenty-nine Scouts. The
requirements for this badge is the
attainment of at least eighty-five as
an average for a years work in
conduct, application and scholarship
This award was given to the follow
ing Scouts: Margaret Agnlch, Ma y
Lou Barker, Eunice Berglund, Helen
Berglund, Amelia Beuk, Jennie
Beuk, Lucilla Bridson, Florence
Childers, Annie Camaush, Florence
Childers, Lucille Childers, Ruth
Childers, Helen Denley, Martha
Heikkala, Bertha Hanninen, Vienna
Hill, Edna Lampi, Myrtle Maxi
Annie Majerle, Evelyn Olson, Ida
Porthan, Fannie Porthan, Bertha
Parish, Mildred Roterus, Madeline
Slattery, Viena Somero, Helen
Walsh, Kathleen Walsh, Violet Viii
hanson, Aune Palmgard, Winifred
Lomasney.
| Recognition of abilities in swim
ming and life saving was mace by
an American Red Cross representa-
tive, Miss Louise w. Gilfllan, local
examiner for the Life Saving De-
partment of First Aid. To those
Scouts who were able to swim fifty
feet were given Beginners Buttons.
They were: Eleanore Bergluno,
Eunice Berglund, Jennie Beuk, Bes-
sic Chllders, Florence Childers, Ruth
Childers, Annie Camaish, Helen
Denley, Margaret Dinsmore, Mabel
Edwards, Bertha Manninen, Else
HILL, Frances Jenko, Rachel kantoia,
Stella Kantola, Mary Jerich, Martha
Koski, Elsie Kukko, Edna Lamp,
Martha Heikkala, Esther Maxi,
Myrtle Maxi, Lillian Kola, Crescence
Murphy, Margaret Mitchell, Bertha
Niemi, Martha Palo, Fannie Porthan,
Ida Porthan, Ruth Parish, Bertha
Parish, Mildred Roterus, Madalins
Slattery, Lucille Smith, Florence
Thompson, Helen Walsh, Mary
Louise White, Sadie Sikala.
Swimming 100 yards free style,
swimming on the back fifty feet
and floating thirty seconds, surface
dive and recovery of an object IN
eight feet of water three times, and
a plain dive in good form entitled
Ida Porthan, Bessie Childers and
| Mabel Edwards the first Junior Life
Saving pins, emblems and certifi-
| Gates of the American Red Cross
ever received in Ely. These last
two girls also showed proficiency in
school team swimming during the
past year under the direction of
| Miss Florence Johnston, coach.
| Girls, who had done. special work
in their home to the number of
Fifty hours or more, were awaded
| ribbons for this Home Service. They
were: Helen Berglund, Helen Dem
| ley, Bertha Parish, Florence Ruotsa-
lainen, Madeline Slattery and Mar.
| garet Agnich, purple; Eleanor Berg
lund, Eunice Berglund, orange !;
| Viena Somero, red.
/ Mary Kordich and Esther Maxi
received the National badge for
| home service. This last badge was
recommended to be given to the two
Scouts by the National Standards
! Committee because of their dis
tinguished service in their homes.
As far as is known it is the first
time the badge has been given, in
a like manner, that is, without the
Scouts knowing of it until the pre-
sentation. The girls have managed