Evening star., 1926-04-04
BOY SCOUTS

The court of honor held at the VIII
son Normal School Saturday evening,
March 81. was the largest court so
far of the 1925-26 season. Sixty-elght
Scouts passed 129 merit badges, which
will probably be the record number at
one court for the year, as the advance
ment contest closed the last or March.
Scout Proctor Wahlfarth of Troop l0S
attained the rank of Life Scout at
this court and the following became
Star Scouts: Albert Love, Troop .;
Charles Ferry, Troop 40; James =.
Davis, Troop 81: Arthur Greeley,
Troop 81; James T. Wilson, Troop 30;
Theodore NJ. Corner, Troop l2S; ira
Wis Hall. Troop 1928. and Charles
Kadel, Troop 1913.
The men who served on this court
were DIR. Paul Bartsch, chairman;
Charles Bell. John S. Cole, Il. Bruce
EorsfaIl L. +. Kebler, w. G. Mans
field, II. A. Matsinger. Fred w. Pearce
, and Col. f. l.. Mattice, and the at
| taches were Scouts. William Gordan.
Elliott Murphy, Dick Sergeant and
Kerfoot Smith.
The following badges were passed
Troop 1-Richmond Chambers, auto
mobiling and first aid. Troop 8-Wal
| lace Blower, firemanship, personal
health and public health; B. Clarkson
personal health and safety first; Jesse
| Drain. firemanship, personal health
and swimming: w. Y. Fisher, ma
sonry; Lee Harrison. civics ana per
sonal health; r. Heacock, firemanshlp
first aid to animals and personal
health; Albert Love, electricity and
safety first; Benjamin Stone swim
ming Troop Isl. t. Blackburn
craftsmanship in leather, interpreting
and personal health; Perry Collins
firemanship and personal health
Troop 25-Kennedy Irelan, handicratt
Troon 33-Albert Harmed, carpentry
craftsmanship in wood and pathfind
ing. r, G.. Shure, electricity; Huron
smith, firemanship and swimming
Troop 35-Vernon Bateman, marks
manship: Harold Freeman, carpentry
and swimming; DAILY Mulvey, marks
manship; Jesse Stimson, craftsman
shin. Troop 40-Charles Ferry, car
pentry and ciyics. Troop 42-Roberi
Bourke carpentry and handlcraft
Hayden Leon, automobillngi imam
| Waldenmaier, civics and first ala &c
animals; Page Washington CRAFTS
ma nship. Troop 44-Richard Sargent
scholarship: Harry Watson, persona
health. Troop 51-George Boss, fire
manship. personal health and public
health; Louis Boss, firemanshlp
James Z. Davis. first aid to animals
personal health and public health
James l.. Davis. first aid to animals
craftsmanship and safety nrst
Thomas T.. Davis, carpentry. hrs
aid to animals and public health
J. f. Douglas, jr., forestry, inter
preting and craftsmanship; Broadway
Frazier, carpentry, first aid to animal
and craftsmanship; Joseph Wood
ward, scholarship. Troop o2--Johl
Hord, pathfinding; Lawrence koin
pathfinding. Troop 57-Arthur Gree
liey. personal health and public health
Troop 63-H. Lanier, firemanship. mrs
aid to animals and swimming, Trool
64-Paul r. Main, carpentry an
craftsmansh Richard Tedrow. crafts
lmanship in wood and handicraft. Trool
74-Stewart Benham, craftsmanship II
wood: Donald Dow. plumbing; Ridge
lev Parsons, automobiling and carpen
ltry: Harmon Vanderlip, plumbing
Troop 96-James T. Wilson, scholar
ship. Troop 1O0-J. Loren Adams
craftsmanship in basketry, craftsman
| shin in cement and craftsmanship
In wood carving; Frank Ander
son. craftsmanship in book binding
cycling and firemanship: Arthur /