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Jirough Red Cross channels to a Marine drill instructor at the San
)iego Marine Corps Base. Beyond, “boots” stand at attention.
BOY SCOUTS
HONOR YOUTH
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National rural and Boy Scout
leaders a few days ago saluted
12-year-old Preston Ellsworth
Koentop, who lives on a 151
acre farm five miles from Bran- I
don, Wis, as the twelve millionth
member of the Boy Scouts of
America since it was established
at Washington, D. C„ 34 years
ago.
This twelve millionth member ■
went to Chicago as the guest of
"Boys’ Life” magazine, his or
ganization’s official publication
for Scouts. His mother and fa
ther, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.
Koentop and Scoutmaster Roy
E. Bremer went along, also as
guests, to share in the honors he
received. One of his first thrills
was participating in a nation
wide broadcast from the luncheon
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held in his honor at the Union
League Club in Chicago.
It was a red letter day for this
farm lad, who although only 12,
does a man-sized job with a trac- j
tor and all farm machinery, owns
150 leghorn chickens, helps care
for 36 Guernsey cattle 50 Chester j
White hogs, a team of horses, a
dog and four kittens at the latest !
census.
He met such national rural
leaders as Burridge D. Butler,
editor and publisher of “Prairie ;
Farmer,” his luncheon host, and i
1 i
member of the National Commit
tee on Rural Scouting. He was
welcomed into Scouting by i
Wheeler McMillen, chairman of i
the Committee on Rural Scout
ing, and Editor of “Farm Journal
and Farmer’s Wife,” and was
greeted by Walter W. Head, of
St. Louis. Mo., president of the
Boy Scouts of America, who was
born and reared on a farm near
Adrian, 111.., and who is now a
| farmer and a leading business
executive of the Middle West.
Mr. Butler presented to Scout
Koentop, the twelve millionth
member, a special scroll symbolic
of the progress the Boy Scouts of
America has had in reaching boys
no matter where they live.
KENNEDY
SELLS STORE
Ted Van Thiel and Pat Cartee
were operating the Kennedy
Hardware recently as partners,
after purchasing one of Anchor
age’s oldest business institutions
from George Kennedy.
Mr. Kennedy, who started the
i business many years ago and has
j managed it since, will probably
j leave for the States soon.
Van Thiel and Cartee are both
j well known in hardware circles.
The former was with the North
ern Commercial Company for
| three years, in the hardware and
sporting goods department. Car
I tee was with the Seattle Hard
; ware Company 11 years, the last
three of which he served as Alas
ka representative for that firm.
The new partners will continue
j the store with the same personnel
and same lines of goods.—(An
chorage Times).
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AL CAREY IN
NOME ON BUSINESS
! A1 Carey, well-known dog race
winner and Kougarok miner, paid
; Nome a business trip recently. He
1 expects to leave again for Pilgrim
| Hot Springs, where his dog team
is located, and will return when
travelling is again good.
"Around the World News in
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W. K. NEYOPUK NOW
IN VETERANS' HOSPITAL
Walter K. Neyokpuk, who was
drafted from Shishmaref, is now
in the Veterans’ Hospital in Wal
la Walla. To keep busy, Walter
has learned to knit wool caps.
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Save drippings from beef, lamb, ;
pork and veal and add to gravies I
and sauces for flavor. They need j
not be strained since there is ad
ditional flavor in the little
browned particles. t
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Adm. Robert E. Peary was ac
companied by a Negro and four
Eskimos when he discovered the
North Pole in 1909.
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