The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-04-07
BOY SCOUT NEWS
Troop 151-Sedalia


been held out of doors, but as the
weather was unfavorable, the Scouts
were guests of Scout Delbert Dorm, the
meeting being held in the barn.
Those who hiked from town were
the scoutmaster, Mr.. Krout, Scouts
Armstrong and Matthews with one
visitor, Robert McKeever.
During the meeting Mr.. Krout ex-
planned the ticket sale contest for the
Scout circus and we discussed the act
that we intend to put on at the circus.
We have been given ring in the
clown event. At the close Of the meet
ing taps were blown and we started
retracing our steps made earlier in the
evening. Some of the boys got so
tired they said they couldn't keep up
with the rest. Anyway, they were
about an hour late getting back to
town. There happens to be few girls
living along the way.
Attending the court Of review held
in West Jefferson last Friday evening
were Scouts Armstrong, Dorm, Davis,
Hankins and McClimans. At that
court this troop qualified for fourteen
merit badges. Among those badges
We're bird study, farm mechanics,
farm records and bookkeeping, agri-
culture, scholarship and wood working.
That makes our quota Of merit badges
more than e4a.lhly- -f.lislled - Scribe
Davis.
Review Held
Boy Scouts from all parts of Central
Ohio gathered at West Jefferson Fri
day evening for the Biggest Court of
Review ever held in Madison county.
This was the final Review before the
Scout circus which will be held in Co
lumbus April 21-22, and was under the
direction of w. H. Pence as chairman.
The following awards were made to
Scouts in Madison county troops:
Eagle Palms Richard Robson
129).
Life - Alva Daniels Q52), William
Engard (104).
Star = Fred Doherty, Duane Tway,
William McCleery, Donald Noteman,
Elmer Williams I52); Junior Ringer
(104).
First Glass - James Johnson, Ray
Middleton, Calvin Linn G3N; Billy
George 152).
Second Class Ellis Berry, Rich
ard Baker, Jack Gillivan, Ben Tim
mons, Major Merrick, Allan Gillivan,
Calvin Linn, Wayne Baker (134); FL
wood Guthrie, John Wilkins, Dean
Garrard, John Myers (102).
Merit Badges Vernon Smith,
Clarence Jackson, Theodore Gales,
George Hamilton, Thomas Whitelow,
Wilfrid Napper, Bruce Smith, Perry
Winslow C140); Delbert Dorm, Thomas
McClimans, Willard Davis, Marvin
Rankins, Harold Armstrong (15D;
Downing Beach, Baird Heffron, Forest
Beach, l04; Dean Garrard, Thomas
Slattery, James Shaw, John Copeland
Matthew Rea, John Williams, 102)
James Cummins (l29D; Elmer Will
Jams, William McCleery.
Troop 102
Troop 102 held its regular meeting
on Monday night Of this week. The
feature of the meeting was the discus
sion Of ticket sales for the forthcom-
ing Scout Circus in which Troop 102
plays considerable part. Rev. Wilk-
ms, troop committeeman, made a talk
on the ticket sales. He was received
with much enthusiasm and Troop 102
is expected to go "Over the Top" in
the selling campaign even though its
quota is high one. The tickets have
arrived and are being distributed now,
so "Get yours early and avoid the
rush"
Scoutmaster's Note
Troop 1925 part in the Scout Circus
April 21-22, is the erection of three
leantos. These must be rooted oil
thatched with cedar, pine or hemlock
boughs. All persons having such and
wishing to have their trees pruned for
the boughs we may need, please notify
the scoutmaster, phone 726-W or any
member or official of Troop 102, Boy
Scouts of America. This service to
102 on the part of interested citizens
of this community will be deeply ap-
preciated-signed, Robert E. Me
Cormack, seoutmaster Troop 102.
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