The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-27
LOCAL BOY scouts
Will STAGE court
OF HONOR TONIGHT
Parents and Public Invited to
Attend Program At Me-
mortal Building

Bismarck'S Boy Scouts will stage
their first court Of honor for the year
in the World War Memorial building
Wednesday evening, beginning ct
7:30 o'clock, 1t Is announced by Paul
Q. Netland, executive of the Missouri
Slope area council. ~.
A special invitation has been ex-
tended to parents and other citizens
interested. the executive said.
Preceding the program, beginning
at Z o'clock, the Boy Scout band will
parade through the streets OF the
business district, arriving at the Me-
mortal building for short concert
preceding the formal program.
Bismarck's 10 troops will assemble
outside the building and march In
With their colors as they are an
nounced by Or. ]. q. Arson, scout
commissioner. They will remain
standing to pay special honor to the
court as 1t enters to take its place
on the platform.
Three Special Acts
Three special acts, 1.-THE Court Of
Honor Of Ancient Greece" when
Knighthood Was in Flower and 1.-THE
American INDIAN will be presented
by three scouts, Lynn Byrne, James
Hyland and Eugene Schmidt.
Presiding at the court of honor
will be DR.. George NJ. ConstanS,
chairman of the Missouri Valley area
council.
Assisting will be DR.. Arnson, Su-
preme Court Justice A. M. Christian
son, council president; j. N. Roherty,
district chairman; Charles Liessman,
council vice president: DR.. H. A.
Brandes, council vice president; and
w. H. Payne. member of the Bis
marck district court Of honor and
chairman Of the local board Of re-
view.
Ebert Timm Of Troop 81 of Wishek,
James Hyland Of Troop 3 OF Bis
raarck, and Sam Tolchinsky of Troop
II, Bismarck, will receive the highest
award given In scouting, the eagle
rank. The two local scoutmasters
who have helped these boys advance
to this stage are Robert Byrne and
Robert Ritterbush, heading troops
sponsored by the Elks and Rotary
clubs. The boys will be accompanied
before the court to receive the award
by their parents and scoutmasters.
Many Awards Listed
Eagle Scout Arnold Anderson will
receive his gold palm for completing
additional work in scouting.
Other awards will be-:
Life Scout - Robert Alderman,
Philip Constans and Lynn Byrne.
Star Scout-Eugene Schmidt, Leon
ard Kositzky, Wayne Orchard and
Clayton Elch.
First class-G George Garske.
Second class-Cleos Murray.
The following merit badges will be
presented: Robert Alderman, cook
ing, bird study, swimming, life-saving
and physical development; Arnold
Anderson, woodwork, agriculture, sol
management. carpentry and STAMP
collecting; Buddy Beall, ife-saving
swimming, public health; Lynn Byrne
scholarship and athletics: Philip
Constants, scholarhip, firemanshir
and pathfinding:: Eugene Fevold, birt
study; James Hyland, bird study
camping, pioneering, scholarship, ant
chemistry: Warren Kraft, cycling and
swimming: Leonard Kositzky, cycling
swimming and life-saving; Ruff!
Lumry, agriculture, soil management
plumbing, handicraft, carpentry
woodwork and stamp collecting
Wayne Orchard, public health, life
saving, swimming, handicraft ant
first-aid; Eugene Schmidt, first-ait
and public health; Dayton Shipley
firemanship: Bob Tavis, civics: Rob
ert Vogel, scholarship and fireman
ship; and John Wright, swimming.
The following will be presentet
with certificates for special leader
ship training work completed: OFT
Richardson, Richard Schmidt, Bel
Steiner, william Groves, Ernest Nc
Call, John N. Roherty and join
Karasiewiez.