Kirksville Boy Scouts Scrapbook
1930-1935
Ms Collection K9
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Record Class: Scrapbook,
Newspaper Clippings
Date: 1930 – 1935
Creator: J.F. Walker; Kirksville
Boy Scout Troops
Provenance: Donated to E.M.
Violette Museum (by Roger York for Felix Rothschild and past Scouts) in May 1961
and has since been relocated to Special Collections, Pickler Memorial Library,
Truman State University.
Extent: 1 volume
Language: English
Repository: Special Collections,
Pickler Memorial Library, Truman State University
Access: Open
Processed by: Emma Christensen
Processing Information: This
collection is in its original order. Most pages have water damage. The finding
aid is in order according to pages in the scrapbook.
Abstract: This collection
contains a scrapbook of the Kirksville Boy Scouts from 1930 – 1935, which
includes clippings of local Boy Scouts news, posters and programs for local Boy
Scout events. The cover was created by J.F. Walker.
Keywords: Boy Scouts; Clippings;
Kirksville; Posters, Scrapbook
Historical Sketch: Boy Scouts of
America was founded in 1910. Adair County Council number 740 was founded in 1926
and in 1928 became renamed as the Pershing 740 Council. In 1930, the Pershing
740 Council became known as the Central Missouri 653 Council. Today, the
Kirksville Boy Scout Troops belong to the Great Rivers Council 653, which formed
out of the original Central Missouri 653 Council. In Kirksville today there are
Troops 401 and 404.
While not much is known about the history of Kirksville’s Boy Scout Troops besides the information contained in the scrapbook, a photo of former Boy Scouts at Camp Winnetka in the 1930s can be found in “Adair County Revisited: Pictorial History of the 20th Century in Adair County, Missouri” (F 472 A2 A268 1999, Special Collections, Pickler Memorial Library).
DP.14.61 Scrapbook (Page by Page)
Cover “The Boy Scout Scrapbook”
Designed and Painted by J.F. Walker
Inside Cover 1 “Every Scout in
Camp!” Poster
Inside Cover 2 Boy Scout Saluting
Poster
Page 1 Clippings:
“With Schools Open, Scouts
Start Action,” Sept. 10, 1930 ◙ “Annual Scout Jamboree Here Next Thursday,” Feb.
10, 1930 ◙ “Boy Scouts to see Tigers Play Saturday,” Oct. 23, 1930 ◙ “’Aggie’
Craig will be Scout Field Worker,” Feb. 14, 1930 ◙ “Boy Scouts have Fine Camp
Site for Outing,” Jun. 24, 1930 ◙ “Troops 21 and 23 Win Rally of Boy Scouts,”
Jan. 16, 1931 ◙ “Praise for Boy Scout Movement by President,” n.d. ◙ “Scouts
Annual Jamboree is Well Attended,” Feb. 13, 1931 ◙ “Scout Executive Here Today,”
Mar. 16, 1931 ◙ “Boy Scouts are Preparing for Big Rally,” Jan. 11, 1931 ◙ “19
Boy Scouts get Badges in Honor Court,” Oct. 17, 1930 ◙ “Boy Scout, Lost 5 Days
in Mountains, Found,” Jun. 25, 1930 ◙ “Annual Scout Meeting Held in Columbia,”
Jan. 16, 1931 ◙ “John Rinehart Honor Camper Among Scouts,” Jul. 6, 1930 ◙
“Attending Scout Circus,” Mar. 20, 1931 ◙ “Carl Troester Elected Scout Council
Head,” Jan. 6, 1931 ◙ “Local Scouts to Hold Rally on January 14,” Jan. 7, 1931 ◙
“Return from Scout Camp,” Jul. 12, 1926
2 Clippings:
Scouting, Jan. 1, 1931: Annual Jamboree February 12;
Poster Contest Arousing Interest; Boxing in Troop 26; Take Trip to River; These
Scouts Learn New Game; Troop 21 Elects Officers; Pass Tenderfoot Requirements;
Ever Member First Class ◙ Scouting, Feb. 16, 1931: New Members in Troop 22; Six
Visitors for Troop 21; First Eagle Scout in Troop 23; Troop 25 is Progressing;
Troop 24 Takes Hike; New Troop Organized ◙ 50c Stamp with reflection of boy on
diving board ◙ Scouting: Jan. 9, 1931: Scout Jamboree Thursday; Board of Review
Today; Troops 23 Plans Hike; Poster Contest to be Continued; Troop 21 has
Visitors; Hike Almost to Iowa; Name Contestants in Troop 24; Rev. Covert an
Entertainer; To Display Metal Work ◙ Scouting, n.d.: Troop 22 Organizes Patrol;
Troop 25 Plans Athletics; Nine New Members in Troop 24; Skating Party for Troop
21; Jos. Bray Senior Patrol Leader ◙ Scouting, Jan. 25, 1931 ◙ Scouting, Mar.
16, 1931: Rally Program; Troop 26 is Divided; Select Rally Entries; Practice on
Gymnastics; Kirksville now has Six Troops ◙ “Building Better Boys is Big
Business” Stamp ◙ Illustration of boy brushing his teeth ◙ Illustration of a Boy
Scout Troop hiking
3 Clippings:
Scouting, Mar. 9. 1931:
Board of Review; Scoutmasters Meeting; Local Council Meeting; Rally Program;
Increased Attendance; Learn Several New Games; Get Pictures Taken; Hear Talk on
Discipline ◙ Illustration of Boy Scout playing trumpet ◙ “Fifth Annual Boy Scout
Anniversary Jamboree” Program ◙ “Your Scout Troop Builds Manliness and
Citizenship” Illustration ◙ Scouting, Feb. 23, 1931: Troop 24 Meets;
Scoutmasters to Form Organization; New Member for Troop 26; Troops 23 Passes
Tests; Overnight Hike for Troop 25 ◙ “Boy Scouts in Big Rally Here Saturday
Night,” Mar. 27, 1931 ◙ Scouting, Mar 30, 1931: Troop 23 Wins Rally; What is
Scouting? ◙ 50c Stamp with illustration of boy ◙ “St. Louis Council Boy Scouts
of America” Program ◙ “Read Yourself to the Top” Illustration
4 Clippings:
Scouting, April 6, 1931:
WALI-GA-ZHU, Evening Program, Board of Review, Council Meeting, Plan Drum and
Bugle Corps, Boy Scout Field Meet, Troop News, Troop No. 23, Troop No. 24, Troop
No. 25 ◙ “Help The Scouts by Letting Them Help You Clean-Up Week,” May 31, 1931
advertisement ◙ Scouting, April 13, 1931: Board of Review, Council Meeting,
Scout Field Meet, Drum and Bugle Corps, Camp, Troop No. 26, Troop News, Troop
No. 2, Trop No. 22, Troop No. 24, Troop No. 25 ◙ “Help the Scouts by Letting
Them Help You Clean-Up Week,” Jun. 1, 1931 advertisement ◙ 50c stamp of Scouts
hiking on trail ◙ “Camp Winnetka to be Dedicated Sunday,” Jul. 15, 1931 ◙
Scouting, [April 30, 1931?]: Drum and Bugle Corps, April Handicraft, The Boy
Scout Uniforms, Board of Review, Troop No. 25, Troop No. 24, Troop No. 26, Troop
No. 21, Troop No. 22 ◙ “Postpone Scout Council Meeting,” Apr. 8, 1931 ◙ 50c
stamp of Scout with dog ◙ “Troop News,” n.d. ◙ Red ribbon “Kirksville District
Council Boy Scouts in America, All Troop Rally, Kirk Auditorium, March 18, 1931”
5 Programs:
“The Daily Program. And This
is The Life for Scouts,” n.d., yellow program ◙ “Old Trails Scout Broadcaster,”
April 1, 1931, orange program ◙ “Camp is Calling, First Announcements Released,”
n.d., blue program ◙ “WALI-GA-ZHU First Annual Area Wide Scout Rally,” n.d.,
white program ◙ “Whoopee!,” n.d., white program with waterlogged stains ◙
“Supplement to June 1, 1931 Broadcaster,” brown program
6 Programs:
“Old Trails Scout
Broadcaster,” February 15, 1932, yellow program ◙ “Old Trails Scout
Broadcaster,” May 10, 1930, white program ◙ “At a time like this,” n.d., white
program ◙ “Old Trails Scout Broadcaster,” October 10, 1930, white program ◙ “Old
Trails Scout Broadcaster,” June 1, 1930, white program
7 Clippings:
Scouting, Apr. 27, 1931:
Summer Camp, Knot Board, Troop No. 21, Troop No. 24, Troop No. 22, Troop No. 23,
Troop No. 24 to Put on Musical Semaphore Drill ◙ “The Scout Law” ◙ Scouting, May
11, 1931: Troop Notes, Troop No. 21, Troop No. 24, Troop No. 23, Charles
Spindler Wins Uniform, Camp Leaders Selected, All Troop Rally, Board of Review ◙
“Boy Scouts of Region 8 to Meet in Kansas City” ◙ Scouting, May 5, 1931: Central
Missouri Area Council Buys New Camp Site, Two Scouts of Troop No. 23 to Receive
Eagle Awards, Scout Rally Monday May 18, Board of Review Postponed, Scouts Act
as Ushers, Troop News, Troop 24 Holds Meeting, Offering Prize to Scouts ◙ 50c
stamp of two Scouts at a fire ◙ “Scouts to Hold Rally and Court of Honor,” Sep.
24, 1931 ◙ Illustration of Scout hiking ◙ Scouting, May 25, 1931: New Scout Camp
Progressing, Drum and Bugle Corps to Meet Tuesday, Troop No. 24 Takes 4th
at Columbia, Eagle and Star Awards Made ◙ “Local Scout Officials to Attend K.C.
Meet,” Oct. 25, 1931 ◙ “School Opening Ushers in Boy Scout Activity,” Sep. 6,
1931
8 Clippings
Scouting, Jun. 1, 1931: New
Camp Progressing Very Fast, Things that are Regarded as Necessary, The Following
are not Necessary but Desirable, Visitors Day in Camp, Religious Services,
Swimming Safety, Camp Fire Programs, The Advance Medical Examination, Medical
Care in Camp, Board of Review, Broadcaster off the Press ◙ “No. 420”
Illustration ◙ “Dr. A.W. Nelson to Address Clubs Here,” May 12, 1931 ◙ “58
Scouts in Camp Winnetka near Moberly,” Jun. 9, 1931 ◙ “The Scout Oath” ◙
Illustration of Scout playing a trumpet ◙ “Be Sure to be on Hand” ◙
Scouting, May 18, 1931: Troop Notes, Board of Review Tuesday Evening, Every
Scout Should go to Camp, James Schell First to Sign for Camp ◙ “New Scout Camp
to be Camp Win-Net-Ka,” May 29, 1931 ◙ “Dr. Nelson Disappoints Meeting Today,”
May 13, 1931 ◙ 75c stamp of Scout eating oats ◙ “Scouts Kept Busy at Camp
Winnetka,” Jul. 12, 1931 ◙ Photo of Scouts with Flag
9 Clippings:
“Thirteen Boy Scouts in Camp
Near Moberly,” Jun. 17, 1931 ◙ “Troop 24 Wins Scout Rally, No. 23 is Second,”
May 19, 1931 ◙ 50c stamp of Scout falling off a bike ◙ “Good Crowd at First
Scout Rally of Year,” Sep. 25, 1931 ◙ “Scout Camp Established Near Moberly,” May
14, 1931 ◙ “Three Events Scheduled for Local Scouts,” Sep. 16, 1931 ◙ “Scouts to
Hold Big Rally Here Monday Night,” May 15, 1931 ◙ No. 414 Illustration ◙ No. 617
Illustration ◙ Scouting, n.d.: Announcements, Important Meeting of Scoutmasters
and Troop Committeemen, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting, Oct. 26, 1931: Sea Scout Patrol,
Attend Regional Conference in K.C., Troop Notes, To the Parents, The Troop
Committee, Announcements ◙ No. 78 Illustration
10 Clippings:
Scouting, Oct. 19, 1931:
Announcements, Scout Day at Football Game Cancelled, First Class Scouts May
Usher at Games, Board of Review, To the Parents of Scouts, Troop Notes, Troop
25, Troop 23, Troop 26 ◙ 50c stamp of Scout in flowers ◙ “Pal with some lad
today Who may go bad tomorrow” ◙ Illustration of Scouts at a campfire ◙
Scouting, Oct. 19, 1931: Announcements, Board of Review, Troop Notes, Troop 21,
Troop 23, Troop 24, Troop 26, To Organize Sea Scout Ship, What is Sea Scouting?,
To the Parents of Scouts ◙ Scouting, Nov. 9, 1931: Meeting Postponed, November
Broadcaster Received, New Local Policy, Boys’ Life Offers New Policy, Troop
Notes ◙ “New Boy Scout Council Staff Elected Here,” Dec. 18, 1931 ◙ “Keep the
OUT in scouting” ◙ Illustration of dog in tent
11 Clippings:
Scouting, Nov. 30, 1931:
What Makes a Good Troop?, Christian Church to have Scout Night, Trop Notes, A
Visitor Sees Troop 24 to Action ◙ No. 17 Illustration ◙ Boom! Illustration ◙
Scouting, Dec. 7, 1931: All Troop Rally Program Friday, Troop Notes, Troop No.
24, Troop No. 26, Troop No. 23, Troop No. 22, Scout Schell to get Life Award,
Troop Good Turns ◙ “It is not what the boy does…” Illustration ◙ “We learn by
doing…” Illustration ◙ “The greatest visions I have…” Illustration ◙ Scouting,
Dec. 2, 1931: Announcements, Board of Review Tuesday Evening, Scoutmasters’
Meeting Thursday, Another Mystery Rally Planned, Troop Notes, Troop 24, Troop
22, Troop 23, Troop Committees Begin to Function ◙ No. 612 Illustration ◙ No. 23
Illustration ◙ Illustration of Scout playing a trumpet ◙ No. 44 Illustration ◙
No. 41 Illustration ◙ Scouting, Dec. 14, 1931: Announcements, Troop No. 24 to
have Parents Night, Council Meeting Thursday Dec. 17, Troop Notes, Troop No. 21,
Troop No. 22, Troop No. 24, Troop No. 25, The Good Turn ◙ No. 488 Illustration
12 Clippings:
Scouting, Dec. 28, 1931: Troop No. 21, Troop No. 25,
Troop No. 24, Let’s Go on a Hike ◙ “Reveille!” Image ◙ No. 613 Illustration ◙
“Don’t wait until you’re a man…” Illustration ◙ “Which?” Illustration ◙ “Bugle
Signals!” Image ◙ Scouting, Dec. 31, 1931: To the Parents, Troop Notes, Troop
No. 22, Troop No. 24, Troop No. 23, Troop No. 25 ◙ No. 30 Illustration ◙ No. 16
Illustration ◙ Illustration of Scout ◙ Scouting, Jan. 11, 1932: Board of Review,
Broadcasters, Jamboree, Troop Notes, The Boy Scout Badge ◙ Illustration of Scout
at a Cashier
13 Clippings:
Scouting, Jan. 1932: Boy Scout Week February 7-13,
1932, Troop Notes, Troop No. 22, Twenty-Two Years of Scouting, Announcements,
Board of Review, Court of Honor, Jamboree ◙ Illustration of Scout on a bike ◙
Scouting, Jan. 26, 1932: Troop No. 24, Troop No. 21, Troop No. 23, Troop No. 22,
Patrol Meeting, Announcements, Jamboree, Service ◙ No. 43 Illustration ◙ No. 27
Illustration ◙ “Pledge of the United States Flag” Illustration ◙ Comradeship
Program Announcement ◙ Collage of Photos ◙ Scouting, Jan. 18, 1932: Scout Dads
Attention, Be Prepared, Scoutmasters to Meet, Board of Review, Troop Notes ◙ No.
B Illustration ◙ Photo of Scout playing trumpet ◙ No. 48 Illustration ◙ No. 42
Illustration
14 Clippings:
Scouting, n.d.: Announcements, Jamboree, Board of
Review, Troops to Decorate Windows, Our Big Chance, Scouting vs. Old Man Gloom,
Troop Notes ◙ No. 321 Illustration ◙ No. 77 Illustration ◙ “Scouts Receive
Awards in Sixth Annual Event” ◙ Scouting, n.d.: Jamboree, Program, Announcements
◙ 50c Stamp of Scouts in Boat ◙ “Jamboree” Advertisement ◙ Scouting, Feb. 15,
1932: Announcements, Scoutmasters Meeting, Troop Notes, Wearing the Uniform,
Troop Budget Plan, Revolving Fund, A Few Essentials to Success ◙ Photo of Scouts
◙ “Camp is Calling You” ◙ No. 28 Illustration ◙ “A Scout Knows” ◙ “The Largest
Room in the World…” ◙ No. 46 Illustration
15 Clippings:
Scouting, Feb. 22, 1932: Troop No. 22, Troop No. 26,
Troop No. 25, Troop No. 24, Merit Badge Study Club to be Formed, Scoutmaster’s
Meeting, For Scouts Only, Troop Committee Chairman ◙ No. 494 Illustration ◙ No.
615 Illustration ◙ “When you build strong patrols…” ◙ Scouting, Feb. 29. 1932:
Announcements, Board of Review, Merit Badge Study Club, Troop Notes, K.S.T.C.
Boy Scout Leadership Class to Work in Various Troops ◙ No. 308 Illustration ◙
“Hiking” ◙ Scouting, Mar. 1932: Announcements, Merit Badge Study Club, Sea Scout
Meeting in Moberly, Troop Notes, Adventuring for Health ◙ “Would the Boy you
were be proud of the Man you are?” ◙ Illustration of Scout
16 Clippings:
Scouting, Mar. 11, 1932: Announcements, Troop Notes,
What is a Boy Scout? ◙ No. 489 Illustration ◙ “Live your Scout oath” ◙ “Write
your biography” ◙ Scouting, Mar. 1932: Announcements, Merit Badge Study Club,
Scout Band Organized, Troop 24 Parents’ Night Postponed, What Camp Teaches, For
Patrol Leaders ◙ “Kiwanis Club Members” ◙ “You aren’t fully dressed until you
put on a smile” ◙ “What a boy earns in the day” ◙ “Boy Scout Executive Here” ◙
“Building Boys is better than Mending Men” ◙ “Every Scout in Camp” ◙ Scouting,
Mar. 25, 1932: Announcements, Scout Executive Coming Here, Mother’s Auxiliary
Meeting, Meeting of Scoutmasters and Troop Committeemen, Council Meeting,
Wali-Ga-Zhu, Keep the Camp Dates in Mind, Troop Notes, Jackal Patrol of Troop
24, Mother’s Auxiliary Great Interest Being Shown
17 Clippings:
Scouting, April 1932: Troop Leaders – Attention!,
Camp Winnetka for ’32, Mother’s Auxiliary Organized, The Scout World Washington
Anniversary, Our Troop Chain, Troop Notes, Troop No. 24, Scout Band Meeting ◙
“The Scout Law” ◙ No. 70 Illustration ◙ No. 492 Illustration ◙ Illustration of
Scout feeding dogs ◙ Scouting, April 11, 1932: Announcements, Boy Scout Field
Meet, Sign Up for Camp Winnetka, Board of Review, Troop Notes, Troop No. 24,
Troop No. 23, Troop No. 26, Troop 24 Enjoys Week-end Camps, Troop No. 25, Don’t
Try to Wear Out Your Badge, Camping Days are Coming! Are You Prepared? ◙ No. 47
Illustration ◙ Scouting, April 18, 1932: Announcements, Board of Review, Troop
Committeemen’s Meeting, Scoutmasters’ Meeting, Troop Committeemen’s School, St.
Valentine’s Cartoons Is there Any in Your Troop?, Troop Notes, Troop 26, Why
Camp, Mothers Auxiliary Gives Picnic ◙ No. 34 Illustration ◙ “Dr. Fair Now
District Officer for Boy Scouts” ◙ “Scout Meeting Tonight” ◙ 5 Posters “Join the
Scouts”
18 Clippings:
Scouting, April 25, 1932: Field Meet Announcements,
District Council Finance Meeting, The Broadcaster is Out, Troop Notes, Troop 26,
Troop 24, Troop 22, Mother’s Day, Courtesy ◙ No. 31 Illustration ◙ “Busy Boys” ◙
Scouting, May 2, 1932: Announcements, Council Meeting, Field Meet Postponed,
Wali-Ga-Zhu, Camp Winnetka is Calling, Troop Notes, Troop 26, Boys’ Life, Troop
24, Troop 22, Troop 21, The Boy Scout Uniform ◙ No. 45 Illustration ◙ No. 40
Illustration ◙ No. 402 Illustration ◙ Scouting, May 9, 1932: Announcements, Sign
Up for Camp Now!, Field Meet, Board of Review, Troop Notes, Troop 22, Troop 24,
Patrol Records, The Uniform, A Few Rules of the Out-of-Doors, Are you a Radiator
Scout? ◙ “How to Join” ◙ Illustration of two Scouts ◙ No. 37 Illustration
19 Clippings:
Scouting, May 18, 1932: Announcements, The
Wali-Ga-Zhu is Calling!, Scouts to Receive Awards at the Wali-Ga-Zhu, Second
Class, First Class, Merit Badges, Results of Inter-Troop Field Meet Held at
Stokes Stadium, May 14, Troop Notes, Troop No. 24, Troop No. 21 ◙ No. 39
Illustration ◙ “Program for Wali-Ga-Zhu is Complete” May 20, 1932 ◙ “Marceline
Troop Wins Missouri Scout Trophy” ◙ No. 19 Illustration ◙ “Big Scout Event at
Columbia Saturday,” May 18, 1932 ◙ No. 473 Illustration ◙ Scouting, May 24,
1932: Wake Up! Camp is Calling!, What’s Your Platform?, 22 Years of Scouting
High Spots in History 1910, 1911 ◙ No. 61 Illustration ◙ “Every time a boy goes
bad” ◙ Illustration of Scouts gardening ◙ No. 419 Illustration ◙
“Scouting is fun..” ◙ No. 418 Illustration
20 Clippings:
Scouting, n.d.: Memorial Day, Twenty-Two Years of
Scouting – High Spots in History, The “Cubs” The Younger Boy Program of the Boy
Scouts of America, Scouting a Habit, Last Call – Hurry! Hurry!! First Campers to
go into Camp Winnetka Next Week ◙ “Memorial Day Sermon,” May 29, 1932 ◙ “Camp
Winnetka, Near Moberly Opens Sunday” ◙ No. 22 Illustration ◙ “Memorial Day
Observed Here by Small Crowd” ◙ Scouting, Sep. 12, 1932: Getting Under Way,
Announcements, Scouting, Board of Honor and Court of Honor, Scoutmasters’
Meeting, Is Your Boy a Scout?, Troop Notes ◙ “The more you know” ◙ “Please Post”
◙ Scouting, Sep. 19, 1932: Board of Review, Troop Notes, That Official Uniform ◙
No. 18 Illustration ◙ No. 35 Illustration
21 Clippings:
Sixth Annual Boy Scout Jambore Program ◙ Scouting,
July 7, 1932 ◙ “Brookfield Wins Brewer Trophy,” May 25, 1931 ◙ “Sixth Annual Boy
Scout Jamboree” Advertisement ◙ “Expert Swimmer will Visit Here” ◙ “30 Boy
Scouts Enroll for the First Period” ◙ “Mail it Today Thanks!!” ◙ “Columbia Wins
Second Place in Scout Rally,” May 26, 1931
22 Clippings:
Scouting, Sep. 26, 1932: Board of Review, Patrol
Meetings, Parents, Lost – a Boy!, Hiking, Troop No. 26, Trip to Hannibal ◙
Scouting, n.d.: Troop Meeting Rooms, A Scout is Trustworthy, Troop Notes ◙
Scouting, n.d.: Scouts Take Part in Pageant, Announcements, Scouts Invited to
Football Game, Board of Review, Mystery Rally and Court of Honor, Scouts Usher
at Football Game, Food for Thought, A Scout is Thrifty
23 Clippings:
Handwritten Note, October 8, 1932 (Two Pieces) ◙
Scouting, n.d.: Announcements, Mystery Rally and Court of Honor, Football Game,
For Patrol Leaders, Hit the Line Hard!, Do a “Good Turn”, Troop Notes ◙ “Scouts
in Mystery Rally and Court of Honor Tonight” ◙ Scouting, Oct. 25, 1932: Scouts
from Kirksville Attend Football Game, Do a Good Turn Daily!, That Troop Scribe,
A Boys’ Vocation – The Meaning of the Merit Badge in the Scout Program, Troop
Notes ◙ “Local Scouts Get Awards in Honor Court,” Oct. 20, 1932
24 Clippings:
Scouting, Oct. 31, 1932: Scouting, Learning by Doing,
What Scouting Means, The Patrol Leader, Scout Troop Notes, Troop No. 23, Troop
No. 24, Troop No. 26 ◙ Scouting, Nov. 7, 1932: Announcements, Board of Review,
Court of Honor, Scouts Asked to Cooperate With the American Legion, Scoutmasters
Meeting, The Ten Year Program, A Scout is Trustworthy, Troop Notes, Troop No.
23, Troop No. 24, Troop No. 26 ◙ Scouting, Nov. 1932: Announcements, Patrol
Leaders Meeting, Scout James Schell to Get Eagle Award, Scout Emmett Spindler to
Get Life Award, Two Star Awards, Red Cross Call – 1933, A Scout is Helpful, The
Tenderfoot Knots, Scout Troop Notes, Troop No. 22, Troop No. 23, Troop No. 26,
Scout Troop 21 ◙ Illustration of Scout helping a man cross a street
25 Clippings:
Scouting, Nov. 1932: The Scout Program, New Wearers
of the Scout Badge, Troop Notes, Troop No. 22, Wanted! Wanted!, Three Good Rules
for Troop Committeemen, Pepping Up Your Patrol, Trop 24 Hike ◙ Scouting, Nov.
1932: The Patrol Leader and the Ten-Year Program What You Can Do, How a Troop
Succeeds, A Scout is Friendly, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting, Dec. 1932: Announcements,
Board of Review, The Green Bar Men, Good Books to Read, A Scout is Obedient,
Troop Notes
26 Clippings:
Scouting, n.d.: Announcements, Green Bar Men, Board
of Review, Board of Review, The Uniform, The Green Bar Men, A Scout is Cheerful,
Troop Notes, Six Boy Scouts Awarded Gold Medals for Valor ◙ “Boy Scout Council
Officers Elected,” Dec. 16, 1932 ◙ Scouting, n.d.: Announcements, Board of
Review, Kirksville District Council for 1933, A Happy New Year, How about it
Scout Dads?, Scout Troop No. 24, Scouting a National Resource, James Schell’s
Eagle Award Approved
27 Clippings:
Scouting, n.d.: The President Hoover Award,
Character, Green Bay Men, A Scout is Thrifty, Troop No. 24, Troop No. 26 ◙
Scouting, Jan. 2, 1933: Announcements, Scoutmasters and Troop Committee
Chairmen, My New Year Resolution, Board of Review, Troop No. 24 Re-registers,
The Patrol Leader, Real Scout Spirit, Troop Notes ◙ “Scout Collect Many Garments
for Poor Here,” Jan. 1, 1933 ◙ Scouting, Jan. 31, 1933: Announcements, Ye Rural
Boys: Look! Listen! Meeting of All Rural Boys, Meeting of All Green Bar Men, Boy
Scout Week, The Rural Boy, The Important Thing, A Scout is Brave, Troop Notes
28 Clippings:
Scouting, Jan. 18, 1933: Announcements, Board of
Review, Rural Scouting, Patrol Leaders – Your Answer?, Anniversary Day, A Scout
is Clean, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting, Jan. 23, 1933: Announcements, Annual Meeting
Jan. 25 at Moberly, Important, Rural Meeting, Scouts Make “Good Will” Trip to
Novinger, Leadership, Patrol Meetings, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting, Jan. 30, 1933:
Announcements, Anniversary Week, Board of Review, Weekly Patrol Meetings the
Heart of the Patrol Plan, Scoutmastering is a Joy When You Know How, Why “Lone”
in Lone Scouting, Lone Scout Meeting, Nine Ways, Troop Notes ◙ “Kirksville Men
Go to Big Scout Meeting,” Jan. 27, 1933 ◙ “20 From Kirksville at Moberly Scout
Meeting,” Jan. 29, 1933
29 Clippings:
Scouting, Feb. 1933: 7th Annual Boy Scout
Jamboree, Scout Play to be Feature of Jamboree, Patrol Leaders’ Meeting, Program
for Boy Scout Week February 8 to 14 1933, Scout Jamboree Postponed, Scouts to
Give Play, Scout Meeting Postponed, How Scouting Came to America, Board of
Review, Troop Notes ◙ “Boy Scouts Give Kiwanis Club Program,” Feb. 10, 1933 ◙
“Jamboree Postponed Again,” Feb. 15, 1933 ◙ “300 Attend Boy Scout Dinner Given
Here,” Feb. 15, 1933 ◙ Scouting, Feb. 13, 1933: Announcements, 7th
Annual Boy Scout Jamboree, Boy Scout Family Party, Rural Scout Meeting, Values
and Outcomes of the Scouting Program, Boy Scout Sunday, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting,
Feb. 20, 1933: Announcements, 7th Annual Boy Scout Jamboree,
Scoutmasters Meeting, Wali-Ga-Zhu, Between the Lines, Does Scouting Pay, Camping
Days are Coming – Are You Ready?, Believe it or Not!, Conversation Overheard,
Questions Answered, Troop Notes
30 Clippings:
Scouting, Feb. 28, 1933: Announcements, Scoutmasters
Meeting, Board of Review, Troop No. 25 Complete Re-registration, Troop
Traditions, Questions Answered ◙ “Scouts Put on Jamboree Here; Get Awards,” Feb.
23, 1933 ◙ “Annual Scout Jamboree to be Held Here Tonight,” Feb. 22, 1933 ◙
Scouting, Mar. 7, 1933: Announcements, Patrol Leaders Meeting, Scouts Pass Board
of Review, Developing Leadership, Questions Answered, Troop Notes, Troop 24 ◙
Scouting, Mar. 29, 1933: Wali-Ga-Zhu Announcements from Columbia, The Program,
Important, The Parents Know What We Are Doing, The Badges and Insignia,
Scoutmaster Sam Says:, Questions Answered, Troop Notes
31 Clippings:
Scouting, Mar. 14, 1933: First Camp Winnetka Notices,
Questions Answered, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting, Mar. 27, 1933: Announcements,
Mothers’ Auxiliary Meeting, Rural Scout Meeting, Scoutmasters and Troop
Committee Chairmen, Board of Review, Camping Days are Coming. Are you Prepared?,
The Significance of the Scout Uniform, Why Support Scouting Today?, Patrol
Leaders Can Help, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting, April 3, 1933: Announcements, Board of
Review, Council Meeting, Boy Scout Field Meet, New Wearers of the Scout Badge,
Patrol Leadership, Three Kinds of Scouts, What? Character Last?, Troop Notes,
Troop No. 24
32 Clippings:
Scouting, April 10, 1933: Announcements, Kirksville
District Council Meeting, Board of Review, Field Meet, Third Annual Wali-Ga-Zhu,
Troop No. 21, Reasons Why Communities Need Scouting, Troop Notes, Rural Scouts
Meeting ◙ Scouting, April 17, 1933: Announcements, Annual Field Meet, Troop No.
23 Wins Troop Rating Banner for Month of March, Strong Bodies Clean Minds
Courage and Self Reliance are Results of Boy Scouts Summer Camp, Reasons Why
Communities Need Scouting, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting, April 24, 1933:
Announcements, Council Meeting, Mothers Auxiliary Meeting, Boy Scout Field Meet,
Scouting’s Especial Value in Times of Unemployment, The Camp Winnetka Daily
Dozen, Troop Notes, Coyote Patrol Meeting
33 Clippings:
Scouting, May 4, 1933: There’s Gold in Them Thar
Boys, Invest in Boyhood to Build Manhood, Scouting a Citizenship Training for
All Boys, The Need of Character Building Agencies, What Scouting Means to my
Mother, It’s Going to Take Every Boy’s Help!, Buying Stock ◙ Scouting, May 8,
1933: Announcements, Boy Scout Solicitors, The Wali-Ga-Zhu, Family Party, Boy
Scout Training Makes Real Men, Our Scout Mothers, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting, May
15, 1933: Annual Meeting of National Council, Rural Scout Meeting, Troop No. 22
Completes Re-Registration, Scouts Make Good Showing in Parade, New West Point
Chief Football Coach a Former Scout, For Patrol Leaders, A Scout is Helpful,
Troop Notes ◙ “Every Boy in Camp” Poster (Folded)
34 Clippings:
Scouting, May 22, 1933: Announcements, Camp Winnetka
for 1933, Troop No. 24 Wins Third Place in the 3rd Annual Wali-Ga-Zhu,
The Cubs the Younger Boy Program, The Cubbing Program, Scouting in Hard Times,
Troop Notes ◙ Scouting, May 29, 1933: Announcements, New Troop Meeting Plans for
Summer, Memorial Day, The Troop Committee, Annual Meeting to be Big Affair ◙
Scouting, June 6, 1933: Attend the Annual National Council Meeting, James Schell
Attends National Council Meeting, Annual National Council Meeting, Troop Notes,
Topeka Sea Scouts Win. Scout Meeting Tonight, High Honor of Eagle Scout Rank
Only Possible After Hard Work
35 Clippings:
Scouting, June 17, 1933: On to Camp Winnetka, Camp
Winneta Opens June 18th, Strength, High Adventure – The Scout Camp,
Council Meeting ◙ “Second Scout Camp Period Opens Sunday,” June 22, 1933 ◙
Scouting, June 20, 1933: Scouting in 1931, A Scout is Clean, Achievement ◙ “2nd
Period at Scout Camp Winnetka Opens,” June 29, 1933 ◙ Scouting, June 26, 1933:
Announcements, Seven Kirksville Scouts in Camp, Heroes All, Learning by Doing,
Patrol Hikes
36 Clippings:
Scouting, July 3, 1933: Scout Meeting Tonight, Good
Camping, The Daily Good Turn ◙ “Camp Winnetka Scouts Enjoying Great Outing,”
July 7, 1933 ◙ Scouting, July 10, 1933: Announcements, Regular Scout Meeting
Tonight, Board of Review, Second Period of Camp Winnetka Closes, The Cubbing
Program, Co-Operation ◙ Scouting, July 25, 1933: Third Period of Camp Winnetka
Closes, Our Responsibility
37 Clippings:
Scouting, July 28, 1933: Six Kirksville Scouts at
Camp Winnetka This Period, Scouting and the World’s Fair, Special Camping
Announcement ◙ “Boy Scouts Plan Trip to Chicago,” July 28, 1933 ◙ Scouting, Aug.
1, 1933: Announcements, Scouts Planning Trip to the World’s Fair, Initiative ◙
“Boy Scouts Plan Trip to Chicago,” July 28, 1933 ◙ Scouting, Sept. 5, 1933:
Announcements, Kirksville District Council to Meet, Board of Review,
Scoutmasters Meeting, Rural Scout Meeting, Drum and Bugle Corps, Merit Badge
Study Group, If I Were Only Twelve, Scouts and School Days, Troops Meetings ◙
“For Lone Scouting,” Aug. 25, 1933 ◙ “Scout Council Plans New Fund Campaign
Here,” Sept. 7, 1933
38 Clippings:
Scouting, Sept. 18, 1933: Announcements, Advancement,
James Schell to Receive Bronze Palm Reward, Friendship ◙ Scouting, Sept. 25,
1933: Announcements, Scouts to Assist in the Fall Festival, The Patrol Leader’s
Job, Scouters Training, Leadership, Troop Notes, Rural Scouting ◙ “Boy Scout
Backers to Meet Wednesday Night,” Sept. 12, 1933
39 Clippings:
Scouting, Sept. 11, 1933: Announcements, Board of
Review, Rural Scout Meeting, The Troop Committee, Goals ◙ Scouting, Oct. 2,
1933: Scouts Invited to Football Game, Football Ushers, Lone Scout Meeting,
Scouts to Assist in Fall Festival, Board of Review, Troop 21 Re-registers,
Concentration, President Roosevelt Visits Scouts Camp, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting,
Oct, 2, 1933: Announcements, Board of Review, Rural Scout Meetings, Mystery
Rally, For Patrol Leaders, Scouting and the Young Farmer, Happiness, Troop Notes
◙ “Scouts have Mystery Rally and Court Tonight,” Oct. 19, 1933
40 Clippings:
Scouting, Oct. 12, 1933: Announcements, Board of
Review, Court of Honor Review, Mystery Rally and Court of Honor, Interest Shown
in Rural Scout Meeting, The Franklin D. Roosevelt Award – 1933, Scout Can
Establish Standards for all Boyhoods, Be Prepared, Resolution Endorsing the Boy
Scouts of America and Similar Organizations ◙ Scouting, Oct. 28, 1933:
Announcements, Merit Badge Study Groups, Board of Review, Lone Scout Meeting,
Troops Committee Chairmen Meeting, The Open Road, Troop Notes, No Mystery About
Troop Committee, The Patrol Leader and the Scoutmaster, Three Types of Scouts, A
Patrol Hunt, Thirty Merit Badges George Washington Might Have Earned ◙ Scouting,
Oct. 30, 1933: Announcements, Board of Review, Rural Scout Meeting, Scoutmasters
Meeting, General Responsibilities for the Troop Committee, The Patrol Leaders,
The Importance of the Patrol Method, Troop Notes ◙ “Troop 24 Wins First
All-Troop Scout Rally,” Oct. 20, 1933
41 Clippings:
Scouting, Nov. 6, 1933: Announcements, Scout Family
Weiner Roast, Troop Committeemen School, Lone Scout Hike, Interest Shown in
Rural Scout Meeting, Scouts to take Part in Parade, The Troop Committee, Extreme
Heroism in Life Saving Recognized by Boy Scout Honor Medal, Troop Notes ◙
Scouting, Nov. 13, 1933: Scout Families have Weiner Roast, Lone Scout Hike, As
One Man to Another, The Ninth Scout Law, Troop Committee Meeting, Boy Scouts,
Tenderfoot Scouts ◙ Scouting, Nov. 20, 1933: Announcements, Council Meeting,
Board of Review, Lone Scout Meeting, How About Those Uniforms?, The Scoutmaster,
The Boy’s Reading Program, Courage and Confidence, Troop Notes
42 Clippings:
“Committees of Scout Troops Hold Meeting,” Nov. 9,
1933 ◙ Scouting, Nov. 28, 1933: The Scout Program, Fourteen Good Points for a
Good Troop, Boy Scout Badges and Insignia ◙ “Scout News,” Nov. 27, 1933 ◙
Scouting, Dec. 4, 1933: Announcements, Board of Review, Troop No. 23 Wins Rating
Banner for October, The President Roosevelt Award, What Scouting Means, Troop
Notes
43 Clippings:
“St. Louis Troop Here Saturday,” undated ◙ “St. Louis
Scouts Here,” undated ◙ “President Calls on Boy Scouts to Assist the Needy,”
undated ◙ “For Immediate Release,” undated, loose in page ◙ “Achievement,”
undated poster, loose in page ◙ “Dr. West, Boy Scout Executive, to Visit Merit
Badge Show,” undated, loose in page ◙ “Buffalo Medal for the President,”
undated, loose in page ◙ “Welcome,” undated, poster, loose in page
44 Clippings:
“For Boys’ Future,” undated, loose in page ◙ “A
Bright Sun Adds Luster to Activities of Scout Camporee,” undated, loose in page
◙ “Leaders of the Future,” undated, loose in page ◙ “Scout Council to Wind Up
Session with Active Day,” undated, loose in page ◙ Photo of jamboree, undated ◙
Photo of Scouts awarding, undated ◙ “Rally to Scout Leader,” undated ◙ “Sounds
Mobilization Call,” undated
45 Clippings:
Scouting, Dec. 11, 1933: Announcements, Board of
Review, The Week-end of the Troop, The Rev. Dr. S. Parks Cadman Answers a
Question, Watch Your Troop Mr. Scoutmaster!, The Troop Committee’s Six
Responsibilities, Troop Notes, Lone Scouts Meet ◙ Scouting, Dec. 18, 1933: The
Christmas Good Turn, What Will Christmas Mean to Your Troop?, That Scout
Uniform, Troop No. 24 Planning a Bigger and Better Year, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting,
Jan. 24, 1934: Announcements, Program for Anniversary Week, Thursday, Board of
Review, Troop Notes, Troop 24 Takes a Hike
46 Clippings:
Scouting, n.d.: Announcements, Board of Review, Lone
Scout Meeting, Boy Scout Week Feb. 8 – 14, 1934, A Happy New Year ◙ Photo of
Scout, December 4, 1934 ◙ Scouting, Jan. 8, 1934: Annual Jamboree to be Held on
February 8, 1934, Macon Scouts Making Use of Board of Review, Troop Notes ◙
Scouting, Jan. 15, 1934: Announcements, Board of Review, John Henry Winn to
Receive Eagle Award, Scouting vs. Basket Ball, Program of Anniversary Week, The
Challenge for the 24th Anniversary, Leadership
47 Clippings:
Scouting, Jan. 22, 1934: Final Announcements for Boy
Scout Week, Rehearsal Wednesday Evening, Thursday Feb. 8, Boy Scout Jamboree,
Lone Scout Tribe, Kirksville Scouts and Scouters Attend Scout Demonstration at
Macon, Kirksville Board of Review the Largest in History ◙ Scouting, Feb. 13,
1934: Announcements, Second Annual Scout Family Party, Board of Review,
President Calls on Boy Scouts to Assist the Needy, Building Better Citizenship,
Calls for “Good Turn,” Offers of Co-operation, Troop Notes ◙ Scouting, Feb. 19,
1934: Annual Scout Financial Drive Starts Tonight, Scouting Meets the Needs of
Today, The Boy Scout Program, Troop Notes ◙ “Annual Drive for Boy Scouts Funds
this Week,” Feb. 18, 1934 ◙ “Scout Fund Drive to Close Monday Night,” Feb. 25,
1934
48 Clippings:
Scouting, 1934: Board of Review, Star Applications,
Merit Badges, Macon Board of Review, First Class, Merit Badges, Growing, Troop
Notes ◙ “Boy Scouts to Collect Goods for Needy Here,” Feb. 28, 1934 ◙ Scouting,
Feb. 26, 1934: Announcements, Board of Review, Financial Drive Solicitors to
Meet, Meeting of the Kirksville District Council, Scouts to Collect for the
Needy, Service, Troop Notes ◙ “Baden-Powell Wrote First Chapter in Boy Scouts,”
Feb. 14, 1934 ◙ “Scouts Collect Many Articles for the Needy,” Mar. 2, 1934
49 Clippings:
Scouting, n.d.: Announcements, Scout Executive of
Kansas City to Visit Kirksville, Regional Scout Meeting, Board of Review, Lone
Scout Meeting, Troop No. 22 Receives President’s Award, Troop No. 26
Re-registers, President of Boy Scout Foundation of New York for 12 Years, Troop
Notes ◙ Scouting, Feb. 20, 1934: Announcements, Board of Review, Boys’ Life and
Scouting ◙ “Kansas City Scout Leader Here Monday,” undated ◙ Scouting, Mar. 29,
1934: Announcements, Lone Scout Meeting, Boy Scout Badges and Insignia, The
Necessary Handkerchief, Troop Notes
50 Clippings:
Scouting, n.d.: Announcements, Board of Review,
Summer Camping, Work ◙ Scouting, n.d.: Summer Camp For Kirksville Scouts,
Scouting’s Outdoor Program, Scout Dads – Attention!, The Scoutmaster, Troop
Notes ◙ “Boy Scout Troops Hold Annual Dinners,” undated ◙ Scouting, n.d.: Camp
Kiwanis is Being Remodeled, What Camp Teaches, Camping, What is Scouting?, Troop
Notes ◙ DP.14.61 written on bottom of page
51 Clippings:
“Boy Scouts Open Camp Kiwanis Today,” May 20, 1934 ◙
“Boy Scout Troop 26 Ends Six-Day Camp,” May 27, 1934 ◙ “Scout Troop 22 Back From
Week’s Camp,” June 3, 1934 ◙ “Scout Troop 23 Back from Week in Camp,” June 10,
1934 ◙ “Official who have been..” Photo, undated ◙ “Scout Troop 24 Returns from
Camp,” June 17, 1934 ◙ “Kirksville Scouts Go to Osceola, Mo., Camp,” Aug. 9,
1934 ◙ “Honor Scouts Return from Camp Osceola,” Aug. 22, 1934 ◙ “Scouters Held
Pow-Wow Last Night at Camp,” Oct. 4, 1934 ◙ “Bake an Angel Food Cake for the Boy
Scouts!,” June 24, 1934 ◙ “Scouts Sponsor Angel Food Cake Contest,” June 24,
1934 ◙ “Scouts Make $40 to $50 on Cake Auction,” June 28, 1934
52 Clippings:
“Scout Activity to be Resumed Here Tonight,” Sept. 7,
1934 ◙ Scouting, Oct. 1, 1934: Announcements, Scouters’ Pow-Wow to be Held
Wednesday Evening, Council Camp Fire Ceremony, Board of Review Postponed,
Keeping Physically Fit ◙ Scouting, Oct. 9, 1934: Announcements, Training Course
for All Scout Leaders, Board of Review, Scouts Invited to Football Game, Boys’
Life Goes on the Air, Ten Year Program Awards ◙ Scouting, Oct. 19, 1934:
Announcements, Scout Leaders Training Course, Scouts Attend Football Game,
Looking Ahead, Use the Challenge Method in the Troop, Troop Discipline ◙
Scouting, Oct. 22, 1934: Announcements, Where Does the Scout Trail Lead?, Patrol
Leader – Your Answer?, Spirit of the Interpatrol Contest
53 Clippings:
Scouting, Oct. 29, 1934: Announcements, Board of
Review, How About It, Scout Dads?, Goals ◙ Scouting, Nov. 6, 1934:
Announcements, Scout Leaders Training Course, Armistice Day, Red Cross Roll
Call, Be Prompt, Who is Your Troop?, Books Worth While, Book Week November 11 –
17 ◙ Scouting, Nov. 12, 1934: Announcements, Fun from Books ◙ “U.S. Supreme
Court to Consider Mooney Case,” undated
54 Clippings:
Scouting, Nov. 19, 1934: Announcements, Board of
Review, Enthusiasm, Troop Meeting of No. 23, Meeting of Troop 24 ◙ Scouting,
Nov. 29, 1934: Announcements, Board of Review, Scouts to Collect Toys, Troop No.
23 Re-registers, “What’s Wrong With Our Troop?,” Things a Patrol Can Do, Troop
No. 26 ◙ Scouting, Dec. 10, 1934: Announcements, Mystery Rally, Winter Camp,
“Santa Claus,” The Christmas Good Turn
55 Clippings:
Scouting, Dec. 19, 1934: Troop No. 24 Reregisters,
Successfully Pass Board of Review, Membership Figures, P.O. Department Considers
Boy Scout Stamp, The Second World Rover Scout Moot, Alpha Phi Omega to Hold
National Convention ◙ “Scouting News,” Dec. 26, 1934 ◙ Scouting, Dec. 31, 1934:
Announcements, Board of Review, Mystery Rally, “If I Were Only Twelve!,” Troop
No. 24, Troop No. 26 ◙ Scouting, Jan. 7, 1935: Annual Boy Scout Jamboree,
Membership Campaign, Scout Band, Twenty-fifth Anniversary ◙ “Boy Scouts Make
Drive for Christmas Toys,” Nov. 24, 1934 ◙ Scouting, Jan. 14, 1935: Board of
Review, Jamboree, Scouts to Receive Eagle Award, The National Jamboree ◙ “Dr.
McManis Installs Magneto-Aptic Machine,” undated, loose in page
56 Clippings:
Scouting, Jan. 21, 1935: Announcements, Board of
Review, The Annual Boy Scout Jamboree, Junior High P.T.A. Sponsoring Scout
Program, The Cubbing Program ◙ Scouting, Jan. 29, 1935: Announcements, Board of
Review, The Annual Jamboree, Three Eagle Badges to be Presented, Boy Scouts to
Celebrate Their 25th Anniversary, Troop 22 ◙ “Boy Scout Jamboree to
be Held Tonight,” Jan. 8, 1935 ◙ Scouting, Jan. 5, 1935: Announcements, Boy
Scout Week Program Friday Feb. 8, Annual Scout Jamboree, Boy Scout Mobilization,
Scouts in Assembly Program, Jamboree Rehearsals, Jamboree Program, Troop 22, Has
Headed Greatest Boys’ Organization for Quarter of Century, Scouting Birthday ◙
“By the Mayor of Kirksville, Missouri,” Feb. 3, 1935
57 Clippings:
“Jamboree Held Here by Boy Scouts Friday,” Feb. 10,
35 ◙ Scouting, Feb. 12, 1935: Boy Scout Family Party, Mobilization, Boy Scouts
Pass Million Mark in Membership, Five Presidents Served Boy Scouts in First
Quarter Century ◙ “Boy Scouts to Open Financial Drive Tonight,” Feb. 11, 1935 ◙
Scouting, Feb. 18, 1935: Board of Review, Boy Scout Family Party, Boy Scout
Jamboree First Gathering of its Kind, A Game That is More Than a Game ◙
Scouting, Feb. 25, 1935: Board of Review, Values and Outcomes of the Scouting
Program ◙ Scouting, Mar. 11, 1935: Announcements, Inter-Troop Knot Tying
Contest, Board of Review, What the Uniform Means ◙ “Kirksville Daily Express,”
Tuesday February 11, 1936, loose in page
58 Clippings:
Scouting, Mar. 18, 1935: Announcements, Board of
Review, Knot Tying Contest This Week, Twenty-five Years of Scouting, Membership
Figures, National Council Meeting, Fifth Biennial Convention of the Alpha Phi
Omega Fraternity, Lord Baden-Powell to Visit United States, Daily Newspaper at
the Jamboree, Youth Week ◙ Scouting, Mar. 26, 1935: Announcements, Board of
Review, Knot Tying Contest, Schedule for Camp Kiwanis, Twenty-fourth Anniversary
of Boys’ Life, A Definite Tool of Scouting, Earning Money for the Jamboree ◙
Scouting, April 4, 1935: Announcements, Board of Review, National Boy Scout
Reservation ◙ “Scout News,” April 4, 1935
59 Clippings:
Scouting, April 23, 1935: Announcements, Board of
Review, Scoutmasters Meeting, Troop No. 24 Wins Bicycle Carnival, Scouts to
Sponsor Benefit Picture Show, Troop No. 22 Re-registers, The Scout Troop and its
Reading Program ◙ Scouting, April 16, 1935: Announcements, Council Meetings,
Scout Bicycle Carnival, Troop 23 Wins Knot Tying Contest, Troop 24 Wins Kite
Contest, Divisional Meeting of Scouters, More Good Scouts ◙ Scouting, April 29,
1935: Benefit Picture Show, Board of Review, Troop Family Parties, Scouters
Banquet, On to Washington, Objectives of the Jamboree, Celebrating the Silver
Anniversary, Troop Organization, Leadership of Local Contingent, General
Qualifications of Participants
Back Cover Clippings:
“No Date” Clippings Folder ◙ “No Date” Clippings
Folder ◙ “Fancy Vestings”
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