The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 September 1965 — Page 5
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.NEW TENDERFOOTS — New tenderfoot members of troop 28 are shown here with their mothers. From left are Jay Jones, Jeff
Court of Honor Held For Syracuse Boy Scout Troop
A very fine court of honor was held for Boy Scout troop 28 of Syracuse last Thursday evening in the Boy Scout cabin with members of the troop being honored with awards. The program followed a pot luck dinner for 150 boy scouts, parents and guests. Receiving awards were as follows: Life to Eagle — David Bushong.
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NEW EAGLE SCOUT — David and Bushong went from Life to Eagle left Scout and is shown here with his Van parents, troop committee chairman A
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• Plainer, Eric Koiberg, Kandy Speer. | 1 • Randy Niles and Robert Reed who 1 made the presentation. In the rear are Mrs. Charles Clev-, I
Star to Life — Terry Miller, Dan Van Lue and Dan Jetmore. Ist Class to Star — John LeCount and Wayne Carwile. 2nd Class to Ist Class — Larry Stidham. Dallas Ummel and Greg Carpenter. Tenderfoot to 2nd Class — Chuck Rhodes. David Snyder, Don Newcomer. George Xanders’ and Paul Van Dyke.
Mrs. George Bushong. On the is troop 28 Scoutmaster John Lne. Mail-Journal staff photo.
eager, Mrs. Charles Plumer, Mrs. Berton Koiberg. Mrs. Edgar Speer and Mrs. Donald Niles. A Mail-Journal staff photo.
Tenderfoot - Eric Koiberg. Jay Jones. Jeff Plumer, Steve Paterson, Randy Niles and Randy Speer, j New Scouts — Bruce Thomas, j and Greg Ummel. . Tony Mohler was transferred | from troop 94 to Syracuse troop 28. i Hear Trooper I The court of honor was presided I over by Dean Tucker, scoutmaster of North Webster’s Boy Scout troop I 26. With him was Mrs. Tucker and I North Webster scouts Phil Tucker,
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STAR TO LIFE SC OUTS—Going from Star to Life Scouts are Danny Jetmore, Terry Miller and Dan Van I uc. • Behind are Mrs. Ray Jetmore, Mrs.
Don Gray, Kim Plew and Joe Tirschek. Following the presentation of tenderfoot awards by Robert Reed, Second class awards by Dr. Wendell Shank, first class awards by William T, Jones, Jr., and merit badges by Earl Money, state trooper Darrell Bauer gave a talk to the group, highlighting the merits of the boy scout program. His remarks appeared to have a special meaning to the scouts and parents present Star awards were presented by school superintendent Lewis S. ImmeE life awards by Dr. Jack Clark. Eagle Award The highlight of the award presentation, however.- was the presentation of the eagle award to David Bushong, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bushong. The presentation was made by Syracuse Scoutmaster John Van Lue, in the presence of David’s parents. David then pinned the eagle scout pin on his mother’s lapel. Earlier an orchid had been presented Mrs. Bushong by MC Tucker. I The meeting was called to order by troop committee chairman George Bushong and a pledge to ' the flag was given by all those present. Rev August Lundquist presented an invocation and later a closing prayer. Jay Peffley. president of the sponsoring Rotary club, was introduced anti he presented members of the Rotary club who were present. The service was conducted by candlelight, following the lifting of candles by Mike Brower and Terry Miller and 12 other scouts.
Harry Martin and Carl Helman Return From European Tour Harry Martin of Milford and Carl Helman of New Paris returned home Thursday from a 17-day European tour. They flew to London where they went on a Globus tour, visiting the countries of England. Holland. Germany, Austria, Italy. France and Switzerland.
[ Jess Miller and Mrs. John Van Lue. ’ Dr. Jack Clark, who made the presi rotation, is on the left. A Mail-Journal staff photo.
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LITTLE LEAGUE WINNERS — Winners of the Milford Little League play-off—Baumgartner’s Indians — were guests of Herb Baumgartner
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I j Mr. and Mrs. George Kleopfer of Syracuse returned home -September 20 from a few days* visit at Rochester. Mich., in the home of their son ’ and daughter-in-law', Mr. and Mrs. George Kleopfer. Jr., and family.
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IST CLASS TO STAR SCOUTS — Moving from first class to Star j Scouts were Wayne Carwile and 4phn LeCount with, their mothers,
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at Marley s Steak House on Monday night. Shown here are Billy Burgett, Dan Doll, Doug Hoerr, Grant Gei-
:! Mr. and Mrs. Lester Benner have ■ returned to their home in Hillsdale, 111., after a few days visit with the i latter’s sisters, Mrs. Alma Laine and Mrs. Wilbur Ward, and Mr. Ward at Syracuse.
Mrs. W’ayne Carwile and Mrs. John LeCoutn, Lewis S. Immel. who made the presentation, is on the left. = A Mail-Journal staff photo.
Wednesday, September 29, 1965
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Firestone have returned to Indianapolis following the summer months spent at the home of Mrs. Firestone’s mother, Mrs. Mary- Whitehead at Lake Wawasee. Mr. Firestone is a senior at Indiana Central college in Indianapolis and a member of the college basketball team.
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er, Donnie Nyce, Mark Shearer, and Brad Sorensen. Also present were Clifford Replogle, Bill Buregtt and Arch Baumgartner. A Mail-Jouranl staff photo.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Helm who have been visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey, and family at Syracuse, left .Thursday for Toledo, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Helm have been with the Lutheran Church of America in Liberia, Africa, and will stay in Toledo until they are re-assigned.
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