The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-05-11
Board of Review

The following awards were made
at the May Board of Review, held at
the Scout office on Friday night:
Troop 2: Life Scout, Harvey Mil
Ter.
Troop 8: Second Glass Scouts,
Melvin DERRICK, Chas. E. Dowles,
Harold Spigler, Warren Spigler.
Troop A: Life Scout and l Merit
Badge, Barry K. Berkson.
Troops: Star Scout, VIM. Cha
ney; Second Glass Scouts, Chas.
Chatkin, VIM. B. Martin, Robt. Null
lenix; Merit Badges, Jack Crunkle-
ton ~, Robt Cushen (3), Jos. Doyle
(2), Jack Gray az, Thos. McCubbin
(5), Jack Rockwell %, Donald Sci
bert (6), Donald Snodderly (2), Paul
Wiles (1.
Troop 8: Star Scout, Robert Ernst.
Troop 10: Star Scout and Merit
Badges, Jack Herr; Merit Badges,
Clinton L. Neff ~.
Troop IL: First Class Scout and
Merit Badge, Roland Sigler and
Jimmy Mikel; Second Class Scouts,
Robt. Armstrong, Gerald Bast, Jr.,
Roy L. May, Jr., Philip L. Poole, j.
L. Rohrer, Robt. E. Rohrer; Merit
Badges, Jos. Mcdaniel, Jr. ~, Ellis
Stellar (D.
Troop Is: Life Scout, Richard
Morton.
Troop 36: Second Glass Scout,
Ronald Poffenberger.
Troop 81: Second Class Scout, A.
Frank Poffenberger; Merit Badge,
Lewis Staley (D.
N. Patrol So: Merit Badges,
Scoutmaster Brayden Thomas 90.
Troop A, sponsored by st. Paurs
Methodist Church, met Friday night.
Our 2 A.SM.'s, Is Scouts and l Wis
itor were present. Eight were in
uniform.
After the Patrol meetings and
presentation of dues, the entire
evening was spent planning for an
overnight hike. It was decided that
the equipment, including a 1O-gallon
milk can in which would be stored
sufficient water for the trip, should
be taken to the campsite in truck.
The meeting closed at o'clock with
the Scout Oath.
BARRY K. BERKSON, Scribe.
Troop 6, sponsored by the First
Christian Church, met Friday night.
Our SIN, A.SM., 9 Scouts and Wis
itors were present. Five Scouts
were in uniform.
The meeting opened with the
Scout Oath and the Pledge to the
Flag. Patrol meetings and cellec-
ton of dues were then held, after
which two new boys, Donald Smith
and Jacob Nave, were introduced to
the Troop. Next came a game of
Steal the Flag" after which a l.
hour drill session was held. Mr..
Wol1nger then discussed the Paper
Drive and Mr. Maugans presented us
with our Troop Camporee emblems,
after which the meeting closed with
the singing of '"The Scouts Vesper
Song"
CHARLES WALTRICK, Scribe.
Troop IL, sponsored by a group of
Clear Spring citizens, held its Troop
Camporee on Friday and Saturday
and therefore held no meeting.
Fifteen of the Scouts met at the
Scout Hall at o'clock and we
walked several miles (Which seemed
like hundred) over a few noun
tains, to clearing where there was
good drinking water. The tents
were erected and supper prepared.
Taps was blown at approximately
1890.
The next morning after breakfast,
camp was broken and then started
the long journey homeward.
Those attending were: Our SIN,
Mr.. Snyder; Donald Boyd, Robert
Kelley, Herbert Monkey, John Yet
ter, Kenneth Yeakle, Gene Repp,
Theodore James, Ghorald Lynch,
Charles (Nats) Kreigh, Freeland
Kesselburg, Raymond Spade, Robert
Youngblood, David Kreigh, Robert
Sprecher and our Troop mascot,
Bessie.
When we arrived home we discov-
cred that our S.PL., Frederick Say
lor, had followed us but could not
find our camp, so he slept on a
mountain top alone.
DAVID KREIGH, Scribe.
Troop rs, sponsored by ST. Marks
Lutheran Church, met Friday night.
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