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Application for Rene wal of Charter
.for Local Coun cil
Form 539-H-22- 2000-B.E.
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DO NOT WRITE HERE
Fee$
Quota _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Mag, _ _ _ _ _ _ __
CLASS
Supplies
Total ____ _____
Boy Scout s of America
(Incorporate d Februar7 8, 1910.
Chartered bJ Con1P"e11 June 15, 19111)
NATIONA L CouNCIL , BoY ScouTs OF AMERICA ,
200 Fifth Avenue, New York City, N. Y.
J~::0,,~,..---------1. Application is hereby made for renewal of charter of the~od':.U~«..,t!!::!
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~_.,..-----------4?L.:~n~~-----Council with jurisdiction over·___....tLn~u..u~ru
State
/ City, Town, or County
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class, for the year 1923, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution
renewal of charter was officially
and By-Laws, policy /nd regul;tio ns of the Boy Scouts of America. This application for
192Zt, at which meeting the Council
authorized by the local council at a regular meeting held on
its representatives in promoting
specifically accepted its obligation to loyally co-operate with the National Council and
fl.pplication is made.
the program of the Boy Scouts of America during the period of the charter for which
as a Council of the
,
ctlJ.-.,ed /9
are herewith sub2. As required under the Federal Charter and the By-Laws of the National Council, reports
December 31st, 1922, including
mitted covering the activities under the direction of this Council during the year ending
activities, Court of Honor
a record of the extent of the work, financial statement of receipts and expenditures, camping
activity and detailed outline of our local organization for the coming year.
3. This Council has accepted its quota of
of the National Council as follows:
(lf) JJo
$_f2_! )_4- * for the year 1923, and agrees to pay it to the Treasure r
a. Enclosed herewith.
b. In _ __
---equal payments of $---- -each , during the months o f - - - - - - - '~of)
~
s transmitt ed herewith.
Council charter fee amounting to $----1--=&~'~~---i
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* This amount should not include charter fee.
of the By-Laws, the folIn accordance with Article V, Section 3, of the Constitution and Article I, Section 1
ned hereby certifying to such
lowing have been elected as our representatives on the National Council, the undersig
4.
election:
Name
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Addres~Q#/fJ {]/; ~c~ ci}knzV
(One additional representati ve for each 1,000 Scouta registered.)
----------------Signed--<Pre1ident of)!cal Council)
Title:
Date
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�The information asked for in the following reports is essential to the National Council in its task
of st:rv_ing_ your council and helping you to create and maintain proper standards of efficiency.
Please see that th.is report is forwarded to the National Council NOT LATER THAN JANUARY
31st, 1923, and as much earlier as possible, so that your charter for 1923 may be issued without delay.
Please answer EVERY QUESTION and give EXACT FIGURES AND DATA. Estimates should
be so indicated. If it is necessary to leave any question unanswered, please state reason.
FACTS ABOUT TERRITORY
Total population of local. coundl tmito'y induding affiliated communitiee
Distribution of population: Protestanr-7'0
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%; Catholic~ Q_ %; Hebrew 2&o %; Miscellaneous--<f<1.
Indicate whether your territory is principally Metropolitan; Rural; Suburban; Industrial; Residential; - - -
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If a county council, hav_e you promoted and supervised the scout program in all communities of the county?_·____
If not, state reasons
How many have none? _ _ _ _ _ _ __
How many communities have troops?
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v\ at, 1
any, percentage o f t h e
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The following communities are under the jurisdiction of this council by affiliation:
Have formal
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app~ications for affiliation been filed with the National Council, for each?~./}_-_ _ __
Zi~ake
possible
NoTE: Formal affiliation should be applied for by a community only when such.
greater service to the community by the local council. If the service can be given just as effectively without formal
affiliation then there should be no affiliation. A local council should not accept the affiliation of a community at such a
distance as to make difficult proper supervision by the council o.f the work in that community or which would necessi·
tate consider_able traveling by the boys in that community.
-N~TE: Experience h~s dem~nstrated that in a territory having a population of 100,000 ~r· niore; or in a county,
or larger area, the best results can be secured through some form of district organization.
I< you' tmitory divided into fatdd'
?ffe-.
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Have you organized district committees?
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How '"any?
How
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~re they represented o~the co~l ~---a£do
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Is the administration of the work in the districts in charge of the respective Dif:ltrict Committees, or is it carried
on through Deputy Commissioners or Field Executives only, without reference to the District Committees? _ __
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�. F~TS ABOUT COUNCIL
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When was the council first organized?~
, Hebrew? _____
Members: How many Protestant? _______ , Catholic?
____ , Educational?-· _ _ __
How many representing Business Interests? _______ , Civic?
Religious?
, Labor?
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, Troops?
Distd~t Committee?~---
fa each of you• tmop< <ep<e<ented eithe. in oounembmhip o• on a
~-----How many troops are NOT so represented?
S9mmittees: Give names of Committees organized for work during the coming year.
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- · ][as your council adopted the standard constitution for local councils Commended by the National Council?
.._c;ZLa-"'-'-+~~'--· Please submit copies of any amendments or revision of your Constitution and By-Laws, adopted during
Is there a copy of your
. Have they been approved?
the past year 'f"Tr:they enclosed?.--.:.:..:.._.
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Constitution and By-Laws on file with the National Council L.~-:-7s If not, please submit copy. Is it enclosed?__ _
Headquarters located at
~ 15 ~WV /e1!)Cf" Telephone~ 4d?<f ~ =~·~c
OFFICIALS TO BE COMMISSIONED FOR E NSUING YEAR AND EMPLOYEES.
sary.
Scout Executive
L£.!.Uf4022'.LL(.,_.L.'...,_~~~&~CL.---.!.N~e~w~N~o
Ass't and Field Executives :
Name
=·ail
Please state all salaries.)
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Official Address.~
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New No.
Salary
New No.
New No.
New No.
New No.
Positio4
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Salary
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New No.
New No.
New No.
New No.
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New No.
New No.
New No.
Deputy Commissioner assigned as Portmaster :
Name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Address
Assistant Deputy Commissioners :
Name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Address
New No.
New No.
New No.
New No.
(Personal Data (application for commission) must be filed for each new official)
(Additional officials for commissions should be listed and sheet pasted here)
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�FINANCE
Actual expense of operating council as audited for the fiscal year 1922, also estimated budget for the coming year :
Operating Expense:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Execi,1tive Salaries .., ....................... ..
Office Salaries .......................... ... .
Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance and Te.lephone ... .
Office Supplies (Office Printing and Stationery) ..
Postage .......................... ......... .
Publicity and Pif.paganqa (Printing, etc.) ...... .
Transportation (/J:<!l.t::!). ..................... .
Camps and Hik~t; .......... ; :4 : ... ~ ....... .
Sea Scim'tiri:g@-4:<-~.t:/.d'~ .. ~.~.. 7
Leadership Training and Conferences .......... .
Rallies, Field Days and Demonstrations ....... .
District Expenses (if .not included elsewhere) . ".
National Quota and Charter Fee ... , .......... .
Miscellaneous w.fr~:==.................... : .. .
Total Operating .......................... .. .
~/£J
Capital Expenditures:
1. Office Equipment ...... ~ ./. ........... .
2. Camp Property . . . . . . . . . . . ................·.
3. Automobile .......................... ...... .
4. Endowment Fund or Investment .............. .
Total Capital Expenditures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(Please use ahove classifications ont)
1'40.
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What was the total income of your council last year?
Contributions? ·
f o '341,C.
}?¢7,.r
__ price per foot _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_
square feet of floor space rented
Sale of Supplies?.
Interest?-----
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How many contributors? £00
Are the funds assured to cover next year's budget as outlined above*..c,P'-"~=~'-----1 year?
Method: Short term campaign?*-----Community Chest?* _/_tf,,_,'h~_cf3~---Other Methods?*
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Describe
For
2 years?---3 years? - - - - -
briefly.~~~~"""""U-~--=A~~"""""a~~=~~~~..,,,-+.a-».~"""ic-.""'=~=~==--ff'q.
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Do you consider your method of financing entirely satisfactory?* ________ . How could it be strengthened?
NOTE: Please describe on a separate sheet of paper any
which has been successfully developed.
* Please answer "Yes" or "No."
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
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1. Do you have an annual audit of your books by a certified P.ttblic accountant?
2. If not, what provision for audit is made?~~h/~~~
you~_coun~;~¥=Eie&~-~~~
3. Who authorizes expenditures by
4. Who signs the checks? tYaediU.I)
6.
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-=r~e.._,d.""""""~"'Y-!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Who keeps the books and financial records?~
Are your receipts from all sources deposi.ted to the credit o~ the Tre~surer ?~~~~
7.
8.
~e ~i~d'[Tstatement
5.
~J}J~what special ac52~~;1-~e~~r ~e ?#/kw ~/~ ~ ~~~ .tWU, _,
of
asset~bfiities
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of~~ Is
it enclosed?_ _ _ _ __
�Officers and Members of Local Council
Please typewrite this list or write very legibly. Signatures are not wanted.
Church
Preference
NAME
ADDRESS
OCCUPATION
Prot.
Cath.
Jew.
47 Union
Cotton
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B
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Vice-Pres.
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Loeb's ·LaL::ncir:)r
Feed iilfg.
L£,. 11nct~y
4
Vice-Pres.8.!'G>cP~
Prudbntial Life Ins.
h1sur~~nce
2
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Screen Door Co
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Binsv1~:..i1~_;er
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Board of
:nuttin '. Finley
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20
21
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June 1.udisell
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CL T. :'.:cC:<:tbe( Court
John 1.IcGl ure
Charles ctc<..lf
J, G. J. l?@i'kins
3ol ton ::bi th
J:une:s Alex«mcler
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Rector
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Storage·Co
Ban1'; Building
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2sGeo_:·:~e!..;.orris
26
Critton
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B
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?reside at
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Ed~cation
.Jordon
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Send
Scouting
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B
Co1110E"~ny
Calvary ~pis. Church
John Gerber CJ:rq)a,1y
New
Members
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Representing
Troop-T.
Bus.-B.
Educal.-E.
Civic-C.
Relig.-R.
Labor-L.
..::..rmour .& CO!G!J~my
Sec.
L:gr
Bellgrade .Lu:nber Co
B
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Presideint 1-~~-1-~-=~-~
Bros Ins.
S:d th & Perkins
S:.:i th D:: Per:dns
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lTe'\v Sc irni t~:;i,r
388 ~T. Frol1t
Insllrn.:nce
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A.:c1·ican ~:n:.:..ff Co
B
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Fitzhugh
B
If the same man represents more than one group in the community indicate- it in fifth column by using more than one letter.
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�Office rs and Members of Local Counc il
Signatures are not wanted.
Please typewrite this list or write very legibly.
Representing
Troop-T.
Bus.-B.
Educal.-E.
Civic-C.
Relig.-R.
Labor-L.
Church
Preference
ADDRESS
NAME
GJ2 Popl:cr
Bishop Gailor
J.. ~.'). Gn t cs
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Gibbons
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Fred
45
Abe Good.man
47
Gold~Jith
.J. P.
OCCUPATIO N
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51
52
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J. Gol~&nith & Sons
Comcrc ial T.& s. Co
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i\.ussell Kent
Th11nns B. Ein,s
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Cotton Hull & Fib r Co
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Cath.
Jew.
Send
Scouting
New
Memhers
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s4 Henry Loeb
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On extra sheets list all additional members of Council and also list members of District Committees
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�ENLISTMENT OF LEADERS
1.
What method do you use·in securing scoutmasters:
responsibility?----:-~ /
Othermethods?V~ Describe
Co~mittee? ~ / __
them? ~~/k~ ~'?"°
(a) Institutional
(b)
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3.
How long have your Scoutmasters served, who
1 2
II
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3
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were registered December 31, 1922?
4.
than I
Less
Years
Number
Are any of your Scoutmasters serving also as Deputy
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I \3
6 7
8 9 10 11 12
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Commissioners~~~~~---------
How m a n y ? - - - - - - - - · Is this plan successful? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - NoTE: Only under exceptional circumstances will a man be able to fill these two positions successfully. The experience of the country justifies the
conclusion that as a general rule it is most unwise for a Scoutmaster to try to serve in any other capacity at the same time.
~ssistants? ~ ~ ~ ~ua <~
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5.
How do you select Deputy Commissioners and
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COUNCIL ACTIVITY
COUNCIL
..................
1.
Number of members in 1922
2.
Number of meetings m 1922 ..................
3.
Average attendance
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4: Did the va°J,' committe<" of the
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
W/
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Coun~I function ~ctivdy dming the yeae 1922~
Exceptmnal~{~L -ptalf- {fl,'f'7 r/!x.PJ U a//...Jj~~'.d.~er:J
5.
· 6.
Please submit any committee reports.
Are any enclosed?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Please submit copy of the Annual Report of the Scout Executive or Scout Commissioner .. Is it enclosed.?
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�REGIST RATION STATIS TICS
Number
Registered'
on
Dec. 31, 1921
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Troops
Number
Registered'
on
Dec. 31, 1922
•
Total new
Registered'
during
1922
Total
Reregistered
during
1922
Total
Dropped
during
1922
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Scoutma sters
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Asst. Scoutmasters
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Scouts (Total)
12 years
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What functions were performed by the Courts of Honor
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7. Do you have a staff of expert instructors and examiners?
8. Who conducts the following tests? Tenderfoot&ioo/1
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9. Give the number of boys who qualified during 1922 in each of e following ranks, and the total number m
each rank on record on December 31, 1922:
Number on Record December 31, 1922
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10. How many of each of the merit badges were awarded during 1921?
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Agriculture
Carpentry
Archery
Chemistry
Horsemanship
Angling
Civics
Interpreting
Poultry Keeping
Architecture
Conservation
Leather Working
Printing
Art
Cooking
Life Saving
Astronomy
Craftsmanship
Athletics
Cycling
Automobiling
Aviation _
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Bee Keeping
Bird Study
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Machinery
Safety First
Marksmanship
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Seamanship
Firemanship
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Signaling
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Bugling
Camping
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Dairying
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Pioneering
Hiking
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11. How many different scouts qualified for merit badges during 1922?
12. Do you limit the number of merit badges for which a scout may qualify at one sitting of the Court of Honor?
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�COMMUNITY SERVICE
On a separate sheet please list any special features of your work during 1922, referring especially to public service,
community "good turns," and noteworthy individual "good turns." Is it enclosed?
INSPECTION SERVICE
1. What committee or official is in charge of your troop inspection
2.
service?~
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What rank do troop inspectors hold, if any? if.A":!, ~
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To whom a:re the inspection reports referred for action
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1922~Number
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of sessions? _ _ __
Did you conduct a formal training c.ourse for Scoutmasters in
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3.
4.
What fees were charged ?Of.Pt; L---- What percentage of the instruction was A. Practical (learnin;
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What percentage of your instructors wer;Jocal men?
Does your plan successfully meet the need for training scoutmasters
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What training methods do you use other than the formal course?
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Did you have a special advanced course for experienced Scoutmasters?
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Bave you held meetings for training of Troop
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What new suggestions for training leaders can you
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Please enclose copies of any printed matter descriptive of your training program.
COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS
Do you maintain a - all times an up-to-date survey of conditions affecting boy life in your community?
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Does your Scout Executiv
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CAMPING
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COUNCIL
If not, please enclose
with this report.
How many troops held individual troop camps of a least one week's duration in 1922?
3.
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camping~~ ~
How many of your troops have taken overnight hikes during 1922~~.C:~verage number of such
hikes per troop? ~ ~-""/
4. Do your scouts get any winter
5.
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SEASCOUTING
1.
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Have you a Seascout Shipping Board? _ _ _ _ _ __
2. Does it meet regularly?
How many meetings in 1922?
3.
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course?*
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What percentage of scouts 15 years of age and over dropped out of Scouting in 1922? - - - - - - - -
5.
How many older boys, who left Scouting, have come back to go Seascouting? _ _ _ _ _ __
6.
How many ship's companies were registered on December 31, 1922?------ -
7.
How many boys were actively working in your ships on December 31, 1922 ? - - - - - - -
8.
How many Navy boats had you under our plan, and in what condition were they on December 31, 1922?
9.
How many of your ships have been provided with an exclusive meeting place? _ _ _ _ _ __
•By the "'straight course" is meant due attention to our detailed system of holding the patrol together as a boat crew, known as the "billet system,'
and stringent attention to seascout standards in the distribution of the life saving badges awarded by the American Red Cross and the successive ftags aBd
badges of the five grades of work; the responsibility and danger of the Seascout program.
LOCAL COUNCIL
VETERAN SCOUTS
NoTE-Give answers as of December 31, 1922.
1.
How many of your scout officials are eligible for registration as Veterans? 5 year - - - 10 year
2.
How many of your scout officials are registered as Veterans?
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How many of your scouts are eligible for registration as Veterans?
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How many of your scouts are registered as Veterans?
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Have you effected any local organization of your Veteran Scouts? _ _ _ _ _ __
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National Counli Quota in accorda:\}ce with Paragraph 3, Page 1, this report
(2)
Local Council Charter Fee (See Article XIII, Section 3, Clause 1, National By-Laws)
(3) _____ Subscriptions to "Scouting," at $1 each, to be sent according to list checked,
page4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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(4) _____ Subscriptions to "Boys' Life" at $2 each, to be sent according to list attached
(Club of five or more, $1.75 each.)
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(5) _____ Smap certificates for members of. local council at 10 cents each _ _ __
$
(6) _____Large certificates for framing, as per foot note, at 50c. plain; framed with French
glass, $1.75. (State for wliom. This does not refer to local council charter.)
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NOTICE TO SCOUT OFFICIALS
Pocket certificate is furnished to Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and all commissioned officers, as well
as to registered Boy Scouts, without extra charge. Members of local council may secure these small certificates at
!o cents each. Please send list of those members who desire certificates (see 5 above).
Certificates, 9 x 11 inches in size, suitable for framing, can be secured upon payment of 50 cents each. This
price simply covers the cost of printing, clerical work, and mailing. Should you· desire any such certificate sent you
in a neat black frame, with French plate glass, it will cost $1.75. prepaid.
Please indicate above if you desire any of these certificates.
SCOUTING
The magazine, "SCOUTING," is sent free to scoutmasters, assistant scoutmasters, scout commissioners, deputy
scout commissioners, assistant deputy scout commissioners, scout executives, assistant and field- scout executives, presidents of local councils, -members of the National Council and special field scout commissioners only. Local .council
members not included in _the foregoing li_st are invited to subscribe at the rate of $1.00 per year.
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SUMMARY.
13. Accounting System
1. Territory
Leadership Enlistment
2.
Fee
14.
3.
Quota
15. Council Activity
4.
National Representative
16. Scout Enrollment
5. Number of Members
17. Troops
6. Community Representation
18.
Court of Honor
7. Troop Representation
19.
Inspection Service
8. Committees
20.
Training Program
Constitution
21.
Community Relationships
10. Headquarters
22.
Camp
11. Commissioned Officials
23.
Seascouting
24.
Records
9.
12.
Budget
Approval letter sent
to
Charter ordered _ _ _ _ _ _ Mailed _ _ _ _ _ _ to
Re-registered
Members: New
Additional members added
Frame ordered _ _ _ _ _ __
Checked _ _ _ __
Droppe
Dropped members noted _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Entry - - - - - - - b y - - - - - - - - National Council representative entered -------~
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Council members' certificates written - - - - - - - - - - - - - M a i l e d _____
Executive's certificate w r i t t e n - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - Commissioner's certificate written _____ _____ _____
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Deputy Commissioner's certificate written
Stencils made _____ _____ _ Compared
Sent to Stencil
Council cards and commissioned officers' cards written and compared - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Key man for this Council as ordered on _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is~-------------~---Address------------on
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�ANNUAL REPORT ..
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The yeat just closi.ng mis been by far the most satisfac.tory in every
respect since the writer .took ch."trge of the· Court of Ho.nor in December 1919 •.
The general merale ·or t.he entire· organizati·on has been on the up grade since
the summer of 1921 •. · The splendid co-operation 0cf. my associates. has made ;
it a real :pleasure and the recent change froni af.ternpan J;l'leetings ;h eveni~s·~ ..
we find to be a .great improvement. · Through the courtesy of the Bu1!ders
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Exchange,.· we have a splendid place for our meetings, which will be further. ·. ·
improved when their new quarters are· opened. During the past yefJ,r the ·ccru:rt
has held twelve monthly meetings which have been attended by i07 .scout·s~
We hav.e awarded 237 Merit }3adges in::duding three Life, three Stai- and;:two •·
Eagle badges, the latter going. to Christie ,Woray, Troop 14 and John Hfife~ > .
Troop 26.
Thirty-three .scouts qualiffed for merit badges t'or pi.e first· ·
time·
.This record contrasts with a total of eight new Mer'it :Badge $.g.o'uts
last year and a total of 76. badges including l. Star &nd 1 Eagle.
:Sesides ·
the above,37 scouts ha~e been confirmed First Class Scouts. . ·While this. ·
···in its elf is not a rec.ord to be pz:~rticularly proud of in a Council .the .si~e: ·· ·
of ours, still it marks a big .impr.ovement over· the past ·tv;o years and. shows::,·>.
that we are definitely on the road to greater 8,chievment•
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We are proud of the record made by our Fir•st Class Exami~lng Board.:
This work· ·,vas. taken over by the Court or' Honor late in 1 921, and began t0 ·
ftin:ction in J1.'fnuary of this year.
Our first efforts were most O.i~c:om-ag~ .~
ing,. but through the persistant efforts of' :Mr~. John M.ills Murray, ·-.9.s\>D.irec;tor·, .
and the loyalty of our exain.iners reorolted from the Merit Badge Se6tj\#$.~ ~ . .·.
now have a most efficient organization which w~. believe .fs in no sm~H.: way. • · ·.·
respons·ible for the vigorous life now being shown by practically e;~e'f..y ~I"oop!
under the '.3'..1uncil. ·
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To do justice to those troops who have b~en doing·~~.good work and in.
hope of stimulating those whose recprds are not so gooa;i~ I give you the
standing by troo~s for 1922.
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Application for Rene wal of Charter
.for Local Coun cil
Form 539-H-22- 2000-B.E.
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Boy Scout s of America
(Incorporate d Februar7 8, 1910.
Chartered bJ Con1P"e11 June 15, 19111)
NATIONA L CouNCIL , BoY ScouTs OF AMERICA ,
200 Fifth Avenue, New York City, N. Y.
J~::0,,~,..---------1. Application is hereby made for renewal of charter of the~od':.U~«..,t!!::!
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~_.,..-----------4?L.:~n~~-----Council with jurisdiction over·___....tLn~u..u~ru
State
/ City, Town, or County
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class, for the year 1923, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution
renewal of charter was officially
and By-Laws, policy /nd regul;tio ns of the Boy Scouts of America. This application for
192Zt, at which meeting the Council
authorized by the local council at a regular meeting held on
its representatives in promoting
specifically accepted its obligation to loyally co-operate with the National Council and
fl.pplication is made.
the program of the Boy Scouts of America during the period of the charter for which
as a Council of the
,
ctlJ.-.,ed /9
are herewith sub2. As required under the Federal Charter and the By-Laws of the National Council, reports
December 31st, 1922, including
mitted covering the activities under the direction of this Council during the year ending
activities, Court of Honor
a record of the extent of the work, financial statement of receipts and expenditures, camping
activity and detailed outline of our local organization for the coming year.
3. This Council has accepted its quota of
of the National Council as follows:
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$_f2_! )_4- * for the year 1923, and agrees to pay it to the Treasure r
a. Enclosed herewith.
b. In _ __
---equal payments of $---- -each , during the months o f - - - - - - - '~of)
~
s transmitt ed herewith.
Council charter fee amounting to $----1--=&~'~~---i
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* This amount should not include charter fee.
of the By-Laws, the folIn accordance with Article V, Section 3, of the Constitution and Article I, Section 1
ned hereby certifying to such
lowing have been elected as our representatives on the National Council, the undersig
4.
election:
Name
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Addres~Q#/fJ {]/; ~c~ ci}knzV
(One additional representati ve for each 1,000 Scouta registered.)
----------------Signed--<Pre1ident of)!cal Council)
Title:
Date
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The information asked for in the following reports is essential to the National Council in its task
of st:rv_ing_ your council and helping you to create and maintain proper standards of efficiency.
Please see that th.is report is forwarded to the National Council NOT LATER THAN JANUARY
31st, 1923, and as much earlier as possible, so that your charter for 1923 may be issued without delay.
Please answer EVERY QUESTION and give EXACT FIGURES AND DATA. Estimates should
be so indicated. If it is necessary to leave any question unanswered, please state reason.
FACTS ABOUT TERRITORY
Total population of local. coundl tmito'y induding affiliated communitiee
Distribution of population: Protestanr-7'0
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%; Catholic~ Q_ %; Hebrew 2&o %; Miscellaneous--<f<1.
Indicate whether your territory is principally Metropolitan; Rural; Suburban; Industrial; Residential; - - -
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If a county council, hav_e you promoted and supervised the scout program in all communities of the county?_·____
If not, state reasons
How many have none? _ _ _ _ _ _ __
How many communities have troops?
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any, percentage o f t h e
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The following communities are under the jurisdiction of this council by affiliation:
Have formal
tf~/ c:J~
app~ications for affiliation been filed with the National Council, for each?~./}_-_ _ __
Zi~ake
possible
NoTE: Formal affiliation should be applied for by a community only when such.
greater service to the community by the local council. If the service can be given just as effectively without formal
affiliation then there should be no affiliation. A local council should not accept the affiliation of a community at such a
distance as to make difficult proper supervision by the council o.f the work in that community or which would necessi·
tate consider_able traveling by the boys in that community.
-N~TE: Experience h~s dem~nstrated that in a territory having a population of 100,000 ~r· niore; or in a county,
or larger area, the best results can be secured through some form of district organization.
I< you' tmitory divided into fatdd'
?ffe-.
ht' . ..
Have you organized district committees?
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How '"any?
How
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~re they represented o~the co~l ~---a£do
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Is the administration of the work in the districts in charge of the respective Dif:ltrict Committees, or is it carried
on through Deputy Commissioners or Field Executives only, without reference to the District Committees? _ __
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. F~TS ABOUT COUNCIL
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When was the council first organized?~
, Hebrew? _____
Members: How many Protestant? _______ , Catholic?
____ , Educational?-· _ _ __
How many representing Business Interests? _______ , Civic?
Religious?
, Labor?
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, Troops?
Distd~t Committee?~---
fa each of you• tmop< <ep<e<ented eithe. in oounembmhip o• on a
~-----How many troops are NOT so represented?
S9mmittees: Give names of Committees organized for work during the coming year.
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- · ][as your council adopted the standard constitution for local councils Commended by the National Council?
.._c;ZLa-"'-'-+~~'--· Please submit copies of any amendments or revision of your Constitution and By-Laws, adopted during
Is there a copy of your
. Have they been approved?
the past year 'f"Tr:they enclosed?.--.:.:..:.._.
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Constitution and By-Laws on file with the National Council L.~-:-7s If not, please submit copy. Is it enclosed?__ _
Headquarters located at
~ 15 ~WV /e1!)Cf" Telephone~ 4d?<f ~ =~·~c
OFFICIALS TO BE COMMISSIONED FOR E NSUING YEAR AND EMPLOYEES.
sary.
Scout Executive
L£.!.Uf4022'.LL(.,_.L.'...,_~~~&~CL.---.!.N~e~w~N~o
Ass't and Field Executives :
Name
=·ail
Please state all salaries.)
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Official Address.~
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New No.
Salary
New No.
New No.
New No.
New No.
Positio4
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New No.
New No.
New No.
New No.
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New No.
New No.
New No.
Deputy Commissioner assigned as Portmaster :
Name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Address
Assistant Deputy Commissioners :
Name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Address
New No.
New No.
New No.
New No.
(Personal Data (application for commission) must be filed for each new official)
(Additional officials for commissions should be listed and sheet pasted here)
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FINANCE
Actual expense of operating council as audited for the fiscal year 1922, also estimated budget for the coming year :
Operating Expense:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Execi,1tive Salaries .., ....................... ..
Office Salaries .......................... ... .
Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance and Te.lephone ... .
Office Supplies (Office Printing and Stationery) ..
Postage .......................... ......... .
Publicity and Pif.paganqa (Printing, etc.) ...... .
Transportation (/J:<!l.t::!). ..................... .
Camps and Hik~t; .......... ; :4 : ... ~ ....... .
Sea Scim'tiri:g@-4:<-~.t:/.d'~ .. ~.~.. 7
Leadership Training and Conferences .......... .
Rallies, Field Days and Demonstrations ....... .
District Expenses (if .not included elsewhere) . ".
National Quota and Charter Fee ... , .......... .
Miscellaneous w.fr~:==.................... : .. .
Total Operating .......................... .. .
~/£J
Capital Expenditures:
1. Office Equipment ...... ~ ./. ........... .
2. Camp Property . . . . . . . . . . . ................·.
3. Automobile .......................... ...... .
4. Endowment Fund or Investment .............. .
Total Capital Expenditures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(Please use ahove classifications ont)
1'40.
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What was the total income of your council last year?
Contributions? ·
f o '341,C.
}?¢7,.r
__ price per foot _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_
square feet of floor space rented
Sale of Supplies?.
Interest?-----
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How many contributors? £00
Are the funds assured to cover next year's budget as outlined above*..c,P'-"~=~'-----1 year?
Method: Short term campaign?*-----Community Chest?* _/_tf,,_,'h~_cf3~---Other Methods?*
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Describe
For
2 years?---3 years? - - - - -
briefly.~~~~"""""U-~--=A~~"""""a~~=~~~~..,,,-+.a-».~"""ic-.""'=~=~==--ff'q.
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Do you consider your method of financing entirely satisfactory?* ________ . How could it be strengthened?
NOTE: Please describe on a separate sheet of paper any
which has been successfully developed.
* Please answer "Yes" or "No."
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
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1. Do you have an annual audit of your books by a certified P.ttblic accountant?
2. If not, what provision for audit is made?~~h/~~~
you~_coun~;~¥=Eie&~-~~~
3. Who authorizes expenditures by
4. Who signs the checks? tYaediU.I)
6.
~J @}2'?i:-e:~
-=r~e.._,d.""""""~"'Y-!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Who keeps the books and financial records?~
Are your receipts from all sources deposi.ted to the credit o~ the Tre~surer ?~~~~
7.
8.
~e ~i~d'[Tstatement
5.
~J}J~what special ac52~~;1-~e~~r ~e ?#/kw ~/~ ~ ~~~ .tWU, _,
of
asset~bfiities
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as
of~~ Is
it enclosed?_ _ _ _ __
Officers and Members of Local Council
Please typewrite this list or write very legibly. Signatures are not wanted.
Church
Preference
NAME
ADDRESS
OCCUPATION
Prot.
Cath.
Jew.
47 Union
Cotton
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Vice-Pres.
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Loeb's ·LaL::ncir:)r
Feed iilfg.
L£,. 11nct~y
4
Vice-Pres.8.!'G>cP~
Prudbntial Life Ins.
h1sur~~nce
2
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2'J,4J3~;, ~
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Screen Door Co
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Binsv1~:..i1~_;er
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Board of
:nuttin '. Finley
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19
20
21
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June 1.udisell
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CL T. :'.:cC:<:tbe( Court
John 1.IcGl ure
Charles ctc<..lf
J, G. J. l?@i'kins
3ol ton ::bi th
J:une:s Alex«mcler
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Rector
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Storage·Co
Ban1'; Building
C. D. $1;ii th ,';.; Com;x;,ny
2sGeo_:·:~e!..;.orris
26
Critton
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?reside at
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Ed~cation
.Jordon
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Send
Scouting
to
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B
Co1110E"~ny
Calvary ~pis. Church
John Gerber CJ:rq)a,1y
New
Members
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Representing
Troop-T.
Bus.-B.
Educal.-E.
Civic-C.
Relig.-R.
Labor-L.
..::..rmour .& CO!G!J~my
Sec.
L:gr
Bellgrade .Lu:nber Co
B
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Presideint 1-~~-1-~-=~-~
Bros Ins.
S:d th & Perkins
S:.:i th D:: Per:dns
~'.f's. Street Ry Co
lTe'\v Sc irni t~:;i,r
388 ~T. Frol1t
Insllrn.:nce
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'l· !';aton
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A.:c1·ican ~:n:.:..ff Co
B
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Fitzhugh
B
If the same man represents more than one group in the community indicate- it in fifth column by using more than one letter.
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Office rs and Members of Local Counc il
Signatures are not wanted.
Please typewrite this list or write very legibly.
Representing
Troop-T.
Bus.-B.
Educal.-E.
Civic-C.
Relig.-R.
Labor-L.
Church
Preference
ADDRESS
NAME
GJ2 Popl:cr
Bishop Gailor
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Gibbons
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Fred
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Abe Good.man
47
Gold~Jith
.J. P.
OCCUPATIO N
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52
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J. Gol~&nith & Sons
Comcrc ial T.& s. Co
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i\.ussell Kent
Th11nns B. Ein,s
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Cotton Hull & Fib r Co
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49
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Cath.
Jew.
Send
Scouting
New
Memhers
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B
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s4 Henry Loeb
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On extra sheets list all additional members of Council and also list members of District Committees
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ENLISTMENT OF LEADERS
1.
What method do you use·in securing scoutmasters:
responsibility?----:-~ /
Othermethods?V~ Describe
Co~mittee? ~ / __
them? ~~/k~ ~'?"°
(a) Institutional
(b)
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3.
How long have your Scoutmasters served, who
1 2
II
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3
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were registered December 31, 1922?
4.
than I
Less
Years
Number
Are any of your Scoutmasters serving also as Deputy
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I \3
6 7
8 9 10 11 12
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How m a n y ? - - - - - - - - · Is this plan successful? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - NoTE: Only under exceptional circumstances will a man be able to fill these two positions successfully. The experience of the country justifies the
conclusion that as a general rule it is most unwise for a Scoutmaster to try to serve in any other capacity at the same time.
~ssistants? ~ ~ ~ ~ua <~
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5.
How do you select Deputy Commissioners and
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COUNCIL ACTIVITY
COUNCIL
..................
1.
Number of members in 1922
2.
Number of meetings m 1922 ..................
3.
Average attendance
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4: Did the va°J,' committe<" of the
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
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Coun~I function ~ctivdy dming the yeae 1922~
Exceptmnal~{~L -ptalf- {fl,'f'7 r/!x.PJ U a//...Jj~~'.d.~er:J
5.
· 6.
Please submit any committee reports.
Are any enclosed?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Please submit copy of the Annual Report of the Scout Executive or Scout Commissioner .. Is it enclosed.?
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REGIST RATION STATIS TICS
Number
Registered'
on
Dec. 31, 1921
!ff
Troops
Number
Registered'
on
Dec. 31, 1922
•
Total new
Registered'
during
1922
Total
Reregistered
during
1922
Total
Dropped
during
1922
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Scoutma sters
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Asst. Scoutmasters
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Scouts (Total)
12 years
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To be registered a troop, scout or official should be in good standing
according to the National Council records and the registration should
not have lapsed.
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i. How many Courts of Honor do you
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How often did they meet last year?
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What functions were performed by the Courts of Honor
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7. Do you have a staff of expert instructors and examiners?
8. Who conducts the following tests? Tenderfoot&ioo/1
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9. Give the number of boys who qualified during 1922 in each of e following ranks, and the total number m
each rank on record on December 31, 1922:
Number on Record December 31, 1922
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The. sum of Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class and Merit Badge Scouts should equal your total enrollment.
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10. How many of each of the merit badges were awarded during 1921?
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Agriculture
Carpentry
Archery
Chemistry
Horsemanship
Angling
Civics
Interpreting
Poultry Keeping
Architecture
Conservation
Leather Working
Printing
Art
Cooking
Life Saving
Astronomy
Craftsmanship
Athletics
Cycling
Automobiling
Aviation _
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Bee Keeping
Bird Study
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Machinery
Safety First
Marksmanship
Scholarship
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Sculpture
Electricity
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Seamanship
Firemanship
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Music
Signaling
First Aid
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Painting
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Business
Gardening
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Taxidermy
Physical Development
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Handicraft
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Bugling
Camping
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Dairying
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Botany
Pioneering
Hiking
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11. How many different scouts qualified for merit badges during 1922?
12. Do you limit the number of merit badges for which a scout may qualify at one sitting of the Court of Honor?
Total badges awarded
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COMMUNITY SERVICE
On a separate sheet please list any special features of your work during 1922, referring especially to public service,
community "good turns," and noteworthy individual "good turns." Is it enclosed?
INSPECTION SERVICE
1. What committee or official is in charge of your troop inspection
2.
service?~
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What rank do troop inspectors hold, if any? if.A":!, ~
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To whom a:re the inspection reports referred for action
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How can the National Council be of more service to your Council?
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B-TRAINING PROGRAM
COUNCIL
1922~Number
2.
of sessions? _ _ __
Did you conduct a formal training c.ourse for Scoutmasters in
How many weeks did course run ?_ __,,7'------Average length of session (hours)?
3.
4.
What fees were charged ?Of.Pt; L---- What percentage of the instruction was A. Practical (learnin;
5.
C. Discussion ?----------:--752-~'~-----B. Outdoor?
What percentage of the instruction was A. Indoor ?__
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7. What was th-e total enrollment? .
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Was your course connected with University, College, Normal School, ~li:lool? ~.o
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What percentage of your instructors wer;Jocal men?
Does your plan successfully meet the need for training scoutmasters
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What training methods do you use other than the formal course?
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Did you have a special advanced course for experienced Scoutmasters?
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Bave you held meetings for training of Troop
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What new suggestions for training leaders can you
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What are your plans for the attendance_ of your Executive and staff at
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Please enclose copies of any printed matter descriptive of your training program.
COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS
Do you maintain a - all times an up-to-date survey of conditions affecting boy life in your community?
2.
Does your Scout Executiv
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CAMPING
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COUNCIL
If not, please enclose
with this report.
How many troops held individual troop camps of a least one week's duration in 1922?
3.
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How many of your troops have taken overnight hikes during 1922~~.C:~verage number of such
hikes per troop? ~ ~-""/
4. Do your scouts get any winter
5.
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SEASCOUTING
1.
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Have you a Seascout Shipping Board? _ _ _ _ _ __
2. Does it meet regularly?
How many meetings in 1922?
3.
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course?*
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our
Realizing
4.
What percentage of scouts 15 years of age and over dropped out of Scouting in 1922? - - - - - - - -
5.
How many older boys, who left Scouting, have come back to go Seascouting? _ _ _ _ _ __
6.
How many ship's companies were registered on December 31, 1922?------ -
7.
How many boys were actively working in your ships on December 31, 1922 ? - - - - - - -
8.
How many Navy boats had you under our plan, and in what condition were they on December 31, 1922?
9.
How many of your ships have been provided with an exclusive meeting place? _ _ _ _ _ __
•By the "'straight course" is meant due attention to our detailed system of holding the patrol together as a boat crew, known as the "billet system,'
and stringent attention to seascout standards in the distribution of the life saving badges awarded by the American Red Cross and the successive ftags aBd
badges of the five grades of work; the responsibility and danger of the Seascout program.
LOCAL COUNCIL
VETERAN SCOUTS
NoTE-Give answers as of December 31, 1922.
1.
How many of your scout officials are eligible for registration as Veterans? 5 year - - - 10 year
2.
How many of your scout officials are registered as Veterans?
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How many of your scouts are eligible for registration as Veterans?
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How many of your scouts are registered as Veterans?
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Have you effected any local organization of your Veteran Scouts? _ _ _ _ _ __
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National Counli Quota in accorda:\}ce with Paragraph 3, Page 1, this report
(2)
Local Council Charter Fee (See Article XIII, Section 3, Clause 1, National By-Laws)
(3) _____ Subscriptions to "Scouting," at $1 each, to be sent according to list checked,
page4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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(4) _____ Subscriptions to "Boys' Life" at $2 each, to be sent according to list attached
(Club of five or more, $1.75 each.)
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(5) _____ Smap certificates for members of. local council at 10 cents each _ _ __
$
(6) _____Large certificates for framing, as per foot note, at 50c. plain; framed with French
glass, $1.75. (State for wliom. This does not refer to local council charter.)
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NOTICE TO SCOUT OFFICIALS
Pocket certificate is furnished to Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and all commissioned officers, as well
as to registered Boy Scouts, without extra charge. Members of local council may secure these small certificates at
!o cents each. Please send list of those members who desire certificates (see 5 above).
Certificates, 9 x 11 inches in size, suitable for framing, can be secured upon payment of 50 cents each. This
price simply covers the cost of printing, clerical work, and mailing. Should you· desire any such certificate sent you
in a neat black frame, with French plate glass, it will cost $1.75. prepaid.
Please indicate above if you desire any of these certificates.
SCOUTING
The magazine, "SCOUTING," is sent free to scoutmasters, assistant scoutmasters, scout commissioners, deputy
scout commissioners, assistant deputy scout commissioners, scout executives, assistant and field- scout executives, presidents of local councils, -members of the National Council and special field scout commissioners only. Local .council
members not included in _the foregoing li_st are invited to subscribe at the rate of $1.00 per year.
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National Council Record
Please .do not write on this page.
SUMMARY.
13. Accounting System
1. Territory
Leadership Enlistment
2.
Fee
14.
3.
Quota
15. Council Activity
4.
National Representative
16. Scout Enrollment
5. Number of Members
17. Troops
6. Community Representation
18.
Court of Honor
7. Troop Representation
19.
Inspection Service
8. Committees
20.
Training Program
Constitution
21.
Community Relationships
10. Headquarters
22.
Camp
11. Commissioned Officials
23.
Seascouting
24.
Records
9.
12.
Budget
Approval letter sent
to
Charter ordered _ _ _ _ _ _ Mailed _ _ _ _ _ _ to
Re-registered
Members: New
Additional members added
Frame ordered _ _ _ _ _ __
Checked _ _ _ __
Droppe
Dropped members noted _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Entry - - - - - - - b y - - - - - - - - National Council representative entered -------~
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Council members' certificates written - - - - - - - - - - - - - M a i l e d _____
Executive's certificate w r i t t e n - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - Commissioner's certificate written _____ _____ _____
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Deputy Commissioner's certificate written
Stencils made _____ _____ _ Compared
Sent to Stencil
Council cards and commissioned officers' cards written and compared - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Key man for this Council as ordered on _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is~-------------~---Address------------on
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ANNUAL REPORT ..
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The yeat just closi.ng mis been by far the most satisfac.tory in every
respect since the writer .took ch."trge of the· Court of Ho.nor in December 1919 •.
The general merale ·or t.he entire· organizati·on has been on the up grade since
the summer of 1921 •. · The splendid co-operation 0cf. my associates. has made ;
it a real :pleasure and the recent change froni af.ternpan J;l'leetings ;h eveni~s·~ ..
we find to be a .great improvement. · Through the courtesy of the Bu1!ders
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Exchange,.· we have a splendid place for our meetings, which will be further. ·. ·
improved when their new quarters are· opened. During the past yefJ,r the ·ccru:rt
has held twelve monthly meetings which have been attended by i07 .scout·s~
We hav.e awarded 237 Merit }3adges in::duding three Life, three Stai- and;:two •·
Eagle badges, the latter going. to Christie ,Woray, Troop 14 and John Hfife~ > .
Troop 26.
Thirty-three .scouts qualiffed for merit badges t'or pi.e first· ·
time·
.This record contrasts with a total of eight new Mer'it :Badge $.g.o'uts
last year and a total of 76. badges including l. Star &nd 1 Eagle.
:Sesides ·
the above,37 scouts ha~e been confirmed First Class Scouts. . ·While this. ·
···in its elf is not a rec.ord to be pz:~rticularly proud of in a Council .the .si~e: ·· ·
of ours, still it marks a big .impr.ovement over· the past ·tv;o years and. shows::,·>.
that we are definitely on the road to greater 8,chievment•
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We are proud of the record made by our Fir•st Class Exami~lng Board.:
This work· ·,vas. taken over by the Court or' Honor late in 1 921, and began t0 ·
ftin:ction in J1.'fnuary of this year.
Our first efforts were most O.i~c:om-ag~ .~
ing,. but through the persistant efforts of' :Mr~. John M.ills Murray, ·-.9.s\>D.irec;tor·, .
and the loyalty of our exain.iners reorolted from the Merit Badge Se6tj\#$.~ ~ . .·.
now have a most efficient organization which w~. believe .fs in no sm~H.: way. • · ·.·
respons·ible for the vigorous life now being shown by practically e;~e'f..y ~I"oop!
under the '.3'..1uncil. ·
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To do justice to those troops who have b~en doing·~~.good work and in.
hope of stimulating those whose recprds are not so gooa;i~ I give you the
standing by troo~s for 1922.
MERIT BADGE
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