The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-14
SCOUT TROOPS
REORGANIzE FOR
WINTER SEASON
Masters and Assistants
Prepare Groups for
New Years Work.

Reorganization and re-registration
Of Boy Scout troops in Indianapolis
has begun. Following are troops
recently re-registered which again
viii take part in this years work:
Troop 3, one of the largest and
oldest troops in the city, re-
registered with an enrolment OF
eighty-two. Meetings at Irvington
Presbyterian church will be con-
Quoted by H. F. Osler, scoutmaster
and w. M. Monka and c. B. DeTar
assistant scoutmasters.
Troop 5, one of the Central dis
trict troops, reorganized with head
quarters in Second Christian church
George L. Hayes, scoutmaSter, will
be assisted by Raymond L. Hayes.
Wilson Troop Master
Troop 6, Centenery Christian
church, will meet under direction OF
S. M. Wilson, scoutmaster, and
Oscar Reiber and La Won Knowlton
assistants. Troop 10, Emerson Ave-
nue. Baptist church, with twenty
seven scouts enrolled is under the
leadership of Henry L. Stenger.
Troop II, a reorganization at
Mayer Chapel, is under leadership
Of I. A. Hanen, assisted by Herbert
Sweet. With headquarters at Beville
Avenue Evangelical church, Troop
IS is re-registered with an enroll
ment of twenty-four. Arthur c..
Perry, formerly assistant scoutmas-
ter Of Troop 70, will be in charge.
With a membership of fifty-one,
meetings of Troop 10, Second Pres
byterian church, will be conducted
by Gordon Thompson assisted by
Herbert Sweet. Troop 80 has head
quarters at school No. AZ with Mari
mon Hansbury, scoutmaster.
Montgomery Heads Troop 80
G. o. Montgomery assisted by
Joseph Shreve and Lawrence Anon
will have charge of meetings of
Troop 80, Westminster Presbyterian
church. Troop 35, Fletcher Place
Methodist church, now is under the
leadership Of Hansel F. Davis.
Troop 38 will meet at University
Heights United Brethren church
under Donald Klopp. Troop AZ with
headquarters in Capitol Avenue
Methodist church is now under the
leadership of Joe McKinster, as
sisted by James A. Baker and
Richard Trittipo.
Troop At, meeting in Grace
Methodist church, has an enroll
ment Of sixteen. Lester G. Whit
aker, assisted by Lowell Grossman,
will conduct the scout work. With
twenty-siX scouts enrolled, Troop So
will meet at the West Michigan
Street Methodist church. Walter
Moore, scoutmaster, will be assisted
by Paul Patrick and Curtis Clam
pitt. q
Amos Directs Orphans Troop
Activities of Troop So, Colored
Orphans Home, will be directed by
Thomas M. Amos, assisted by Cliff
ton Gamble. Troop 81, Lynd-
hurst Baptist church, with Robert
G. Axum as scoutmaster, has an
enrolment of twenty-Six. Clarence
White will assist.
Troop 70, Hillside Christian
church, has an enrolment of
twenty eight and will be led by C.
o. Race, assisted by Earl Schulz.
Troop 80 with a membership of
forty-seven will be conducted by r.
A. Naville, assisted by Robert Da-
Vie and E. G. Belzer.
Troop IS, connected with School
AZ, is under the leadership of Will
liam Walker. Troop 81 is a new
organization with headquarters in
Ebenezer Lutheran church. The
scoutmaSter is Paul j. Whiteside
and charter members are Harold
Hamilton, Paul Irwin, Jack Lowder,
Joseph Policy, Harold Richey,
George Robertson, Lloyd Robertson
and Jack Wood.