The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-31
Scout Court
of Honor to
Be Tonight
Junior High School Auditor
ium Should Be Packed
for This Event
EAGLE SCOUT TO TALK
Minnesota Lad Who Made
Trip to the Orient
Many Awards

Inc SOurL OF Honor at the Jun
Tor High Auditorium this Thursday
evening at 8 P. M. promises to be
a large gathering. Local interest is
running high, and with a large
number of awards to be made, to-
gether with the talk by Eagle
Scout James Kline, the Minnesota
boy who won the free trip to the
Orient which was offered by the
American Boy Magazine, the pro-
gram will be an interesting one.
There will be no admission charge.
Many outsiders will attend. H.
J. Kerneghan, local young man,
teaching at Osakis, and Scoutmast-
er of Troop 126, Osakis, will bring
his entire troop of 80. Swanville
will send so, Long Prairie one or
two troops, and St. Cloud and Lit
tie Falls one troop each. There
will also be visitors from Grey
Eagle, and probably from Belgrade
and Brooten also.
Sank Centre Troop 25 is bending
every effort to have a thousand 10
cal people present. Every local
person attending counts five points
in their contest, so you are going
to be counted" when you enter.
There will be place to sit for
everybody, but it will be well to
come early.
There will be four investitures,
fourteen awards of rank, and 3S
merit badges awarded.
The boys receiving the Tender
foot investitures are:
Warren Peglow, David LUX, Will
liam Parker, Royal Arvig.
Second class awards go to Roland
Rattle, Dudley Morse, Charles
White.
First class awards go to Richard
Butler, Lawrence Cooper, Edward
Dickhaus, Robert Dowswell, Carl
Minette, Donald Otto.
Star rank awards go to Edward
Dickhaus, John Dubois, Carlton
Eckburg, Homer Erickson, Graham
Morgan.
Merit Badge Awards
Edward Dickhaus for Aviation,
First Aid, Metal Work; Robert
Dowswell for Woodwork; Julian
Dubois for carpentry and leather
craft; Lawrence Cooper for metal
work, woodwork, wood carving;
John Dubois for reading, bird
study, pathfinding, electricity, CIV
les, woodwork, firemanship; Adel-
bert Carpenter, for woodwork and
electricity.
Carlton Eckberg, for leather
craft, reading, Workmanship, cleo
tricity, carpentry and woodwork.
Homer Erickson, for reading,
leathercraft, electricity, carpentry
and woodwork.
Graham Morgan for leather
craft, electricity, astronomy, mark
manship.
John Pesheck for metalwork.
wood turning, stamp collecting,
pioneering, physical development,
conservation, Workmanship.
Willis Dahlem for Workmanship.
Vernon Weeks for craftsmanship.
Court of Honor Program
Bugle-Assembly.
Senior Patrol Leader Dickhaus-
Pledge of Allegiance.
Words of Welcome by Court OF
Honor-W. M. Parker.
The Court Of Honor of Ye Olden
Time.
The Court of Honor of Indian
Days.
The Court of Honor of the Amer
lean Boy. &.
Tenderfoot Investiture. !
Second Class Awards. !
First Class Awards.
Scout misunderstanding, fire
by friction, fire by flint.
Merit Badge Awards.
Star Awards.
Congratulations by w. A. Kohl.
Eagle Scout-Jas. Kline address,
introduced by Rev. c. ]. Morgan.
Regular form of closing.
Taps-Good Night.
The following Court Of Honor
members to be seated on stage
w. M. Parker, Clyde Thomas, d. B.
Caughren, L. L. Kells, c. A. Nash.
Investitures and awards to be
made by Scout Executive c.. A.
Nash.