https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ea1461963700efe0888072b97822d444.pdf 4d282873bb7d15d0a4ed2ffb513b175f PDF Text Text r J Camo Director's Repor~ Kamp Kia Kima • .1 l 1931 '..... ,"" \. �r KA.l,;p KIA KIHA. 1931 Kamp Kia Ki'illa opened its 16th s eason on June l~, 1931, and ran for a period of ten Tieek s, closinc Au..:,c-ust 22, 19:n. Fair Tieather lasted practically throw..,hout tl1e entire season. \7e h a d more rain than last ye;:..r, but t ~"!.i s did not at o:ny time ar:i:·ect the pro.r;ram. Even thoug-\ we had 37 less boys in cam::;> t :is ye c.r tl1an last I consider it tile best carap that. we ::ave had in the last tnree years. 2:32 boys attended camp thi s yeax with 639 boy weeks. The attew.. ance for t h e first and l<..st week was much better this year than last. :Below is t !-:.e coopari::ion of the attendance, Scout weeks, \7eekl~r attendance, numoer of boys, and num.:>er to stay all sumraer for the u2st six . years. - 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 9 10 10 !O !O 10 710 666 'lCfl 562 736 639 2~D 4 24-~ 2&~ 2~ 4 l~ 19! AVG. WEEKLY ATT31Ulhl!UE 79 66*a 70 56 '13 64 l:to • 20 STAY .ALL SU1.iMER 9 'f 5 4 '/ 5 211 180 269 2:32 'fE4RS }IQ. OF HEEKS NO. OF SCOUT i"TEEKS AVG. STAY OF :E..~CR TOTAL NO. OF J3:JYS SCOUT The low price of food stuffs, conservative b~ng, and a good ~eekly a.ttendance were the means of camp making a little money t his year. After all "bills v;ere ;icid t _:ere was a balance of ~ / }3,,, The St. Francis Valley Council of Arkansas anci. southern Hissouri was again invited to camp ni t h us t _is ye<i.r and also the Crowley Ri dge Council. 9 boys attended from t~e Crowle~1 Ri dge Gouncil and 29 froo t he St. '.!..,rancis Valley Council. ,/$1,1~2.09 was spent :t'or eq~_dpment this year which uas $99.89 more than 1930, but $343. 73 of this amolmt v1as for the reroofin5 of all crunp buildings with the exception o:f t he mei:;s hall, recreation hall, hospital and visitors lOdi;e• " Th.ere uere no cash donations t ~1is :rear. T~:rough t h e courtes:r of' Hr. J. F. llyles of P. F. Collier and Sons a very valuaole ad~ition of books ~as made to the ciarap li"brary. T~1is is llr. Hylesl secon~ donati on of books to the camp library. Last yea.r his donation was made forougn Mr. Ed\7ard H. Salomon who at t '.::la.t time was President of the Council. T'ne heo.lth of the bo ~rs as a whole \ IDS fine t hroughout the entire season. It was necessary on five di fferent occasions to send. boys to Hem!)hi s on account of sickness. I an :Jlea sed to advise t hat none of t!rnse cases resulted seriously. llercurochrooe was ugain used to prevent inf ection of insect bites and p roved very effective. The ustllll oilinc campaigns f or tb.e prevention of mosQuitoes v1ere held again t nis year. �- 2 - The Scout advancement prot:;r am was much better than ever before with Below is the summar y of t h e c. 260 merit badges and 148 emblems being a1.·arded. advancements for the past three seasons. e 1929 f;. '"" ~ . -. '1 ~ ;:.. Merit :Badges Emblems First Class Second Class Star Life Eagle 132 104 6 3 6 2 0 3 Palms v t t 1930 12§1 231 260 148 169 14 3 9 8 5 2 3 0 9 0 l 4 Taught to Swim 9 Senior Red Cross Certificates Junior Red Cross Certificates Life Savin~ tieri t :sad.gee 2 6 7 A new ice box was secured io1· c3Iilp tl1i s year. The plumbing in the headquarters building was completely installed during t he 1931 season. J z For the improvement .of Kia Kima. I recommend: . l. That the mess hall be reroofed and rescreened a s it is in ve-ry bad cond.i ti on • 2. That all the lodges be repaired as to floors and screens. l Cl 3. That the fence around the camp proper be re~aired as the cows end pigs belonging to :Sill Sneed roam the camp at will • • l~ ll 4. That tile handicraft s!1op also be repaired and more benches be installed. 5. That six blankets be purchased for t he Celll!> next year. 6. That one concrete tennis court be built. 7. That a flat bottom boat with cable and pulleys attached be used for the transportation of visitors across t~e river. This will eliminate the possibility of canoes overturning in mid-stream. 8. That in considered if aIJ.Y of Warren Johnston, Tr. of Mem?his and s. Kia selecting the staff ne:i-:t year the folloY1ing boys be the 1931 staff c1.mnot ret....rn : Arthur S::ree.dway, Tr. 7; 47; John Allen, no~ of San Antonio, Texas, but fol"i:lerly Kirua o.an for the last four ye~rs. REPORT ON STA.l!"'T Gerald Capers, the assistant di r ector, did a rlonderful job. I recommend that every effort possible be _mt forth to ce t him for ne:ct year. Russell Per17, camp cashier, wo r~;:ed e::cellently as usual. �- 3 Bill Bellamy, doctor's assistont, uas ~erhap s t h e most versatile of all staff men and was a gr eat a ss et to the camp . Dr. Lester H. Shields v:as by no r.ieans the best doctor t hat we have sol:1e trouo le v1as had \7i t :i. him durin(; t h e early part of t h e season. T'.aiz, ho\vever, \las stra.i.::htened out and he performed his d·.ities with regularity d.-.:1rinb t he rest oi the season. had a.no. Alvan Tate, director of drama.tics, put on t h e best campfire ]?ro~·rams and enterta ir.ments t hat we have had in camp for tile past three years. Spencer Bell, ca.up ~uarteroaster and bugler, ~erforraed h is duties like a veteran and hi'B work iTas I!l.ore t i.ian satisfactory. Bob Carter, mess sergeant, wa s a very willinc; \'iorker. I believe thc; t he is better i i tted for ot i1er work in camp t !:an he is for the jo·o of mess sergeant. Bob Walls, director of \7ater front, nae responsible for the best season of wa ter activitie s t :1e camp has had in the last three years. Hore b oys were taut;ht to swim and core life savine; a v1ards were given this year than befor e. Otis Tucker, Andrew Wray and Fritz Schultz, tribe l eaders, were by no means t h e strongest we have ever had but they cooperated to the f·ullest and enjoyed a very successf·tll seaaon as leaders of t .1e Pamlees, Sioux and Iroquois Tribes. I recommend t hat t ile entire staff of t he 19Sl CaLip ·season be returned for the season of 1932. I believe tha t :Bill Bellarey will be much oetter as mess sergeant as he is fa.-Ulia r with all kinds of food and can save us money thro~n t his knowledge. Z'P Attached pl ease find copies of t :O.e trial balance, inventory, :!;)ro:,;ram, erable"1 re~uirements, menus , used t hi"J°i/. ·- il~::::f Camp Director \ .. \ \ j �Erui:iIO:aY O? sT03E .:aoc?ir "JILLA.RD E. HA.Y5 2 sacks Cement l Buck e t ·1 .asbing ?owe.er Pa.ckaGes ::Ba...lci ng Soda 2 Cans J ello 32 4 Ga.ls. Insec t Destroyer Order ed re~Jrned to Oliver-Fi nnie Cor.roaWl 8 Cans Turnip Greens 9 Cans Toma to Puree 11 Cartons Rolled Ca.ts 9 Cans 3eans 6 Cans Tomat oes 7 Cans Toma to Soup 7 Carton Grits 2 Cans Bl ack Eyed Peas Ordered retui·ned to Armour &: Company 2 Cans 6-10 Mi llc 3 Cans 6-10 Jelly 2 Cans Peanut :Butter WI LLARD E. HA.YS ~· 88 Camp ~oaks (Pacl:ed in strong box and stored in ]ill Sneed' s) The followi ng eguipment packed in box and stored in :Bill Snee d ls ~ 15 Pillo¥Ts V4 Blankets ¥'1 Mew American Flag "'' l Used America n Flag vl Indian Headdress v"l Artillery Bugle / 1 Ca•ralry Bu.::;le i/3 Curt3 ins for Doors V""2 yds. Canoe Canvas 2 Cc:.p Pis to ls =-].1 Clenn She ~ ts 1. V1 Clean ?illow Case v l Index File for Trust ? .md Cards . T'ne following equipment ouc~e d i~ close t uos tairs: 4 Gas Genera tors 5 Tubes Gl·ie 3 :Bottles Gasket Shellac Vl Carton (10) Gem Clips 2 3oxes Br onze ?owder f or Indi an Pai nt ing 1 :So>:: Assor ted Th~a. trical M<:.keup :3 Door S:pr i ngs ~ 1 Pkg. Second S!1eets 500 Sheets Lec.:.f Print Pape1· 30 Sheet s Carbon Paper l :Box: Per tussin 1 Box Mentholat um Samoles 6 Rubber Stamps for .Aiitrr.a.l Hunt 2 3ubber Stamos for Office 2 St o.mp Pads .. 700 St o~ e Cards 2 Bott les Ink 1 Axe 1 Ti~ermo Jug 1 Pkg. Inspecti on Ribbons 118 :!!:nvelopes 3 Clocl:s �OFFICE SUi: LIES 1 Set Piston Rings 200 TrUG t Fund Cards 1 Tom-Tom 2 Old Gas Lantern s 1 Small Roll Mos qui to lfotting 2 PillO\VS DOWHS WRS 1 ~e in 2 Divans Cas~ier•s Cage 1 Sign (Visito rs do not swim r.ith boys) 4 overstu ffed Cushion Chairs 10 C.ishions for Chairs OF STAI~ 2 Steel Cots 1 Sma.11 Table 2 Mattre sses 3 Chairs SENT TO BILt SJ!EED'S 18 Dirty Sheets 2 Gas Lantern s 13 Dirty Pillow Cases UTVENTORY OF l!ES S HALL E9.UIP!!.!ll~ By Bob Carter 108 23 87 133 171 5 16 42 10? 49 Cereal Bowls Vegeta ble ::Bowls Dinner Pla tes 6 26 10 Mugs Salt &Pepper · shakers Sugar Bowls Su.:,eoa.r Bowl Tops Cups Platte rs Butter Plates Syrup Pitche rs Pitche rs 122 Forks 126 Large Spoons ::ima.11 Glasses Large Gla sses 105 1 box Small Spoons Old Silver ? 124 Knives I!Ml!TTORY OF KI TCimi ZQ.UIPMENT By Ike :Baskin 1 5 l 1 3 1 5. 6 l 5 2 1 l Sausage Mill (At Sneed's ) 2 Ice Cream Diuoers Brass Pots (3 l arge. 2 s~all) 1 China Cao large Fl•yi ng Pan 5 Desser t Pans 17 Pie Plates large Egg Frier 8 Pot Tops Sauce-oa ns 2 Ice Cream Cans Coffe~ Pot (2 Gal.) Dish9an s (3 l arge . 2 small - 1 at Sneed 's) 1 Ice Cream Freeze r 2 Ice :Boxes Brea.dpa ns 1 S~ ove Scales 2 Stew Pots 1!3-dhs 2 Ice Picks Stirring Spoons 1 Butche r Knife :Pota t o Masher 1 Large Straine r Egg :Seat er �2 Garbag e Cans 2 Ice Tongs rnvEHTORY OF EQ.UIP1r..cll1T IU 7.'IFB ROOM By Spencer Bell i t:ISCELLA.NEOUS a 'J...f empty 5 gal. cans wash pans t full Box scalps ..d. 5 gal. can carey produc t Eucket s - goad ~ 5 gal. cans kerosen e - empty old concre te bucke~ ~ tree spraye r ~ half bundle s shingle s '2 la.rge iron skillet s L3 empty varnis:: cans ~4 owls _.-;i. half full varnish cans 4 2i gal. turpent ine can - e:npty 41 empty paint cans Ll broken tomtom ci empty pas ~eboard box cl. no good -.wter ball ~ gal. co.n full turpent ine Gcl.5 no good reserve dry cells ~ gal. can ~ full linseed oil ....---1 leathe r d.!-y cell case <l old mop .-=J. reed basket .il. old mop handle Ahooks and eyes for doors ~ old cans .cfew small hinges -4-- gal. can ~ full roof coverin g 4 Climax Dishwa sher 4 sign ~empty cardbo ard boxes <9 son& books _..-3 panes of window glass A3 s.1eete sand paper -few nails in car.dbo ard box ..c"20 s~e ts leafpri nt !Japer ..:;l. sack ~ full roofing tacks _..n cartons matche s . ~2 ma.c'hine belts ..:::50 boxes pert~ssin 4 old ms.chine fr<?J11e <3 new riash tubs ~1 drain boo.rd ,t30 arrow shafts ©ew rolls screen ·flire :?l. 'J J ~· ~ flyswa tter <::::2 brolcen \7ooden folding chairs ~ ~~ :pieces old used oil cloth "-! old no good white wash brushes ~ 4 -nile old lost clothes G3. circula r sa\7 blades ~ 4 small pac.:s sq. shingle s 4 ft. ! in. 9ipe <375 ft. rope ~2 pieces narror. poultry wire 4 1 long ~bundle small steel rods ../ - l piece wide Poul try vire 51 long .---J. piece 211 Jipe 5 ft. 4 in. l ong ----1 Piece 2~ in. uiue 41 long ~ nailkeg _ ~piece ~ in. check VTire 71 long 811 \'tide <;Pipe fitting s ..d, piece ; in. check wire 41 long 611 wide _....A small sack nails _ . - J , piece -:i- in. check Wire 81 long 4 I \7i de ,,& hiking bucket s 4pack s good shingle s <L i full old knives 4 old pu.-np engine (!!>old bucket s '\o ~piece oi' engine ~ old rugs -Iron ju.'11: A s:iall fi.umel ...a..box pipe fitting s ~old gas lantern s _a_ empty l ice barrels ..c.6 lent em wicks (packs) ----l...i pack bailin t; \?ire ib. putty A. well drill ~l ~r:iall clothes brush 4. box bung'i'iad 4 l ayers ~ gal. can empty 4Z cane p arts of c::.noe ssa ts ~ivin::; boards pa1·ts -'2 piles pieces of sh ingles .t..6 lantern globes ..:::-2 old cots l l good cas lantern ~3 5 gal. cans ':J f I .. - ..,..-----:1 �·.7IR:i!: ao::1.: l1:°· box old costumes good life-saver {'i95real E;OOd. lanterns ~old lanterns a 17 _.---;l Goo d pa.ip.t brush eel Folding Chai rs eal goo~. b rooms 111 I Garden hose AT:!LETI C EQu"'I PUENT TOOLS ~good 'f- rakes q hoe <). !)iCl: <l pic~caxe <l. tenniz court liner -<).. old t~nnis court liner ~ tennis court roller ~ wedge c;&. level Q. rake heads 0ad) CJ. try square .+ oroken h&r.mer nrench ~monke {E}good shovels .ml:- broken shovel -1 se foe t s b-eel ea:pe <L. axe new 4 C~~:OE ~ s;.:-PPLIES canoe seats .-i:J.S canoe ribs ,.......--i4 canoe tlm arts .--8 good paddles ........---=e '.Q"'l&aB l!'etd:d:les , J2. sets oars ~ pieces flooring (not ke~t in uire room) BEDDI.r!G .-.50 pretty good wattress covers ~123 lrunks ( -~PRL:GS) ..:::_125 mattresses (fair) ~;¥98!1§~?_) .. ' Il:VENTORX OF HOSPITAL SUPPLIES Al·:D Eq,uI Pi.:El~T By Dr. Leste1· H. Shields i lb. :Benzene 2% oz. 2 :Butyn Cal21n. Lotion 10 oz Rx. Poison Ivy Tr. iron 4 oz. E-~som salts 2 lbs. Dobells taJs 50 carron oil 1 oz. carb. acid 1 oz (old) SUl:t'ur 1 lb. Lill!linal 50 t a bs. Oleum tichi 1 o::::. Zns 04 l~ ~ oz, 2 chairs 1 operatin& ta~ le Bichloride tabs. 20 Oollodion i oz. mere. tabs. 20 Tr. ammonium valerate oz. 1 l.!usterole 1 jo.r �l HOSPITAL ~andage scissors Syr-..ip cocillan a oz. 4 l3ismuth subni trate l~ lbs. Aspirin tabs. 5 gr. i/=25 Methyl salicyta te i oz. Anti Tetanus serum l pkg. Ointmen t amm. mercury i jar Pot. permang?-DS-te 1 vial novocain e tablets Uedicine t;lass l Dudley Snakebi te outfit Powcler p:.:.?ers 500 Dispens inr envelope s 500 l t e st tu.De tray 1 adhesive tape rack 3 scapels antiven in 1 cotton containe r Ungenti ne none 3 medicine droppers Vaselin e 1 jar 4 ~ ibnch testtube s C. O. pii.ls 15 l l inch test tu.be 3 ice bags 2 nasal specul'l.llllz 2 plaster !laris bandage s 2~ in. 2 thumb forceps wi tL1 & wi t llout teeth Q,uinine Sulph ca::_Jsules 14 3 hemosta ts Urotrop in tabs. iflO 5 ~o needles Dnesi s basins l eye cup Sterno 1 can 1 sterno heater Conersl ips ~ oz. 1 steriliz er nan witn cover Microsc ope slides 10 chr. :jf2 catgut ~uturee Grad cylinLe r ~beaker B oz) 3 catgut tubes *l, plain !3 Hypo oyringes 1 centrif·. ;ge outfit l roll cotton (opened) 1 b211<.1..age scissors 1 Enema syringe with rubber tips Iodine ~ ·ne Plain gauze -?a roll non sterile .alcohol none 4 beds 4 mattres se s 3 Pillows 1 Paddlewh eel-sicle vrhecler 4 VIash Jasins 2 Emi sis basins l exaoinin g ta.Ole & pad l sink l Mirror 4 Chairs 1 Medicine table & racks INVENTORY OF KOlrU.!I SSARY 'By Alvan Tate 15 l3ow st aves l box Ueri t ·oadge applicut i ons 55 Ar row sl1af ts 6 Flas.~li ght l Sie;nal Light . 2 Second Class Badge s 1 First Class 5adge 1 pair P..:.n~hers l lletal Ca.s~1 :Box 2 Sets Checkers glo .:.e s 2 Scout handboo ks (up stairs) 4 Bows KA.tlP E:J3LEHS: Stored in Heri1}.li s Office Plain :E;nblems: 7 :Blanl>: Sa.shes 5 First Year 2 Fourth Year 1 Fifth Year Council Sco·&J.t :S.tible~s: 6 Fourth Year 3 Fif t n Year 7 Sixt):1 Year l 3u.I'falo Head 1 Ind,ian Head 1 Thun6.er :Sird UOMPLETE PAINT Sl.1-PPLIES Sent to Bill Sneed's: 6 1 1 3 gals. \later Spar Varnish qt. Turpent ine pt. can Durnt Turkey Umber Color Brushes ~ qt. Ia.vm Green Enamel 1 pt. Lead & Color - Bulletin Red l qt. Prussian Blue Varnish & Color 5 lbs. White Lead l pt. Can mute Enamel ~ gal. m1i te Lead & Oil l.'.ixture 3 sheets heavy s~dpaper 12 sheets art sandpap er �nrvENTOR:t OF CANOES .AND i7AT3ili!""'RONT B°.f EQ,UIE.lEl~ Willard Heys CANOE§ Wasp - Sta.ff canoe for two years - seats and canvas good - back t hwart and back bang plate missing .. Skippy - Seats and canva s good - floorin g fair Mark Twain - Canva s poor - no seats - floorin g good Sans Souci - Canvas poor - no back seat - floori ng good • .A.ja.s - Flooring good - back ·thwart missing - back cee.t broken canvas good 50-50 - Floorin g good - canvas good - back seat missing - back bang plate missing Waban - Floorin g f air - back thuart canvas poor mis&in~ - piece out of right gunwhale - Kesuk - Floorin g fair - frame of back seat broken (rotten woad) - canvas poor - front bang plate missing Xiniks - Flooring fair - no seats - canvas poor - bow decking poor - new paint job Orio1e - Section of keel ripved off - canvas poor - floorin g poor - no seats front bang plate missing No-name - Canvas loose from sides - canvas poor - floorin g fair - back seat broken - back bang plate missing Life Eoat - Needs new type of oar locks Miscel laneoy Paddle s: 1-2-3-8 -9-10..1 1-12-15 -20 - i n good condition~ 5-14-16 -17-18- 21 - in poor conditi on ~ ~ Diving board and bolts O.K. Life Preserv er O.K. Extra canoe seats - 3 good 6 Steel Chairs �RA!mI CR..i.FT Leathercraft:V"'z..--boxes assorted scrap leather Y"'~ rhone skin . skin moccassin leather .i· skin heavy non-tooling cowhide . ,. .t doz. lt" leather belts and buckles , 25 yds. b£OWU Z/32 11 leather lacing 5 yds. black 3/32,11_leather lacing 2 doz. olack snans -! doz. brorm vLcomplete snap fastener set vi incomplete snap fastener set 8 leather knives ~ l whetstone ""1 worn out pair of leather punc!iers ~ set of 30 assorted leather stamps 6 wallets, assorted sizes l 12" ruler 3 3511 yard sticks 1 set of Decora leather dyes l ~air of ~orn out scissors 4"' snaps INVEt·l ~'ORY }}raft Clay:v'12 lbs. of assorted colors (red, blue, yellow) ¥,:i. craft clay spatcher Vl mixin~ arm and nallette vi clamp1 model bird house 1 model cigarette case l model oird vase I' 1 doz. corks Basketry: swall_reed .,-~ sample baskets vii small piece ply wood t/f! hank ~raft :fO 50 V25 vl25 10 ¥etal ifork Supplies: /.!. jewellers saw 3 ball peen hammers ,..... '3 pair tin snips (large, medium, small) V'1 combination wise and anvil l circula r heating form v"s pair metal clemps ~ set clam.pin irons v'l gasoline blow torch vi alcohol blow torch l l l ./1 stiall soldering iron gal. d.enat. alcohol tube of solderall pr. ·circular tin snips l worn out metal co;:;:oass vio sq. ft. of cop!)er- slleet v'1 metal try sg_. Vl set 30 metal alnhabet stamua /1 breast drill Tii tn incou.plete set of ~.rills 3 triangular file s 2 flat files 1 round file (sme ll) Strips (Boondoggle)': yd.a red yds green yds black yds orange yds white Miscl. Tools in Hand. Shop: v'°'4 saws, rip', crosr; cut, all n.g. 1 6 ft. cross cut saw, good conditiai v4 hammers - 2 axe handles (hand) 3 gouge chisels© v 4 assort. size flat chisels ~ 12 inch planes (good conc1i tion) v1 911 plane fair condition V1 1011 nlane ./4 orok~n planes and !)arts 1 drawing knife v-'1 large metal try sq. ~ Sl!la.11 try sqa. All metal tools have been well oiled before r>acking. stored at Bill Sneed•s. _, by Bill Bellamy All t!~ese sup,?li es pack ed and �UESS RP.LL E-.i;UIP'uEHT MEEDED FOR 1932 ·6 Sugar :Bowls · 3 Forks ·6 Salt & Pepper Shakers · 2 ]utcher Knives · 17 Cereal Bowls · 20 Small Spoons ·23 Dinner Plates HEADQUARTERS SLPPLIES UEEDED FOR 1932 · Second Sheets · Pencils ,Rubber Bands ·Scratch Pads · Thumb Tacks · In spection Ribbons ·Inspect ion :Blanke .Trust Fund Cards ·Trust ·Fund Checks :Blanket s ' l doz. Pillow Cases 1 1 Pulley for Flag Pole Rope for flag pole • 6 Hammers for shop Saws sharpene d Chisels sharpene d , Archery Target . l l&/f Maul ·New rope for water front · 1 hasp and staple for wire woom do or 'l lock for Lodge 13 ·l hasp & Staple for ;Lodge 13 • l lock for inside locker of wire ro om 4 ~o%es ef ~ibgr h~nae Oil for Slue ~ ' 4 springs for doors seats for canoes 1 BE SUEE .il.D OIL TEm·:I S 1 ~~URTS I~1 S?Rll!G At l eust 3 ner: canoes Extra canoe s eats, 6 front • Mat for diving ooard a~d 6 rea r ""*ew-~el£.s.- • New ropes to mark swimr.uinb area purchase d but not used) ' l doz. new paddles •Canoe t ack s - Z l b s.• .Ambroid - 1 do z cane Floor boards • Letterin g br;:..shes (Rop e 100 £al. drum gasolene 5 gal. can kerosene • 6 horse s.ioes t 6 new brooms 2 gal. cylinde r oil ·3 new indoor balls • 2 new IlIDOOR bats .1 new tennis net . 1 new v olley ball net l-®z. cans ambroid for eMeee 'paint for canoes cement for floors (needed badly) •70 new mattress covers fence around tennis courts 'Brass Tacks (canoes) •l barrel of lime •Poker c~ips for buddy checks •Wire for clothes line Ozt. ~tt. S~ o 111-11 10 Thwarts - 5 long, 5 short ·Long and short bolts \'li t h wint,;ed nuts • 2 p ts. s_1eet tin for strength ening planking and to cover tacks from uatches ·Rope for painters • Lacing for canoe seats ~fJ4'.to..r . i~- 3,. �HA!IDI CRAFT lTEEDED ""~. •Two colors t ooling calf , bl a ck , b r own Patterns fo r pur se s, key r i ngs , et c . ./ 2 l eath er punchers - l singl e VI:. t :1 spa cer .., l different sizes ./l 2411 met a l r-u.le fo r cu tti ng l eat her "" 2 bot. l eat her dye - l pt. black t n brown ./2 doz. assorted b a sket bottoms .; /Large and s:..all r eed - 6 s:.18.ll - 2 l ar ge .,,, 1 doz. Belts - 211 ..AOO yds. 2/32 11 l~ci ng - ~ split cow~11ae tot Moes. tan ,/ l Jewe'.1:-ers sa! , '4A1fl ..12 small ba ll peen hammers Strip - nick le si lver v-"1 set drills for breast drill./ -2 gross Jewelers saw bl a des .,,; .... Sheet copper (l ·still) ....1 doz. tubes solder-a ll Boondoggle mat erial - r ed, w~i te , blue, si l ver, ~old , ~ lack �TRIAL BALANCE SEPT. 12,1931 Sam Anderso n .50 Fred Bronson .50 Chickasaw Council 763.94 Herman Delle .so Nick Demas .50 Emblema First Nationa l Ba.Dll:: 67.73 164.19 Chas. Freeberg .so Jillll.d e Farnham .so ~s. .50 Gregory Arch Houston a.so Johnny HU&1le s 15.85 Jimzn;v 12.00 ~es Warren Johnston a.so a.so Lewis Johnson 9.00 Douglas Johnston Kamp Kia. Kima :Silly Leach 246.37 4.25 . Joe lJarsh • John Marshal l .so Frank McBride .so William HcBride .50 Hylton 1-ieill .50 · Profit & Loss 692.60 Paul Pettitt 9.00 Receipt s B.93 Fe;b ert Bags dale .e,o .50 �Trial :Balanc e page 2 Kenon Taylor Company .72 !l!rust Fund 2.56 J.T.Viner 2.40 $1.015.77 $1,015 .77 �Saturday 4th Morning: Canoe Hike for vi sitors Final Preparation s for t he aft ernoon program . Afternoon: Water Meet -.. Swimuti.ng V{ater Po lei, etc. Evening: Side Shows Ilarbecue SU:Jper :Sall Game b etween camp and staff :Sig $:.'l.OW Fire\1orks Sonday Morning: Church Swimming Afternoon: Canoe Hik e. Nature Study Hike, SWimraing Evening: Abyssinian King - .5rol?j /G"LJ.111/<'r o.r e 1'-1 tE" /:-'..s Monday Morning: _, . Inspection, Instruction Afternoon: Braddocks Army Evening: Games Star Classes Tuesday Morning: Inspection, Instruction , Swimming J..fternoon: Letter Home, Handicraft Classes, Silence Test Evening: Grumule Hike, Games SUrprise Hike for older campers Wednesday Morning: Instruction , Inspection, Swimr.U.ng Afternoon: Field lleet, Jrs. and Srs. Evening: Campfire, Ga.mes Thursda;y Morning: Inspection, Instruction , Swimming Afternoon: Treasure Hunt, Swimming Evening: Tennis, :Baseball, Volleyball, Horses!1oes t... o O ~c �HEWUS T""rlI RD tiEEK Sat. Breakfast Dinner Shredded \'i1'i.eat Prunes Scrrunbled Eggs Toast - Jam Cocoa Roast Lamb Rice & Gravy String .deans Slaw - Corn Bread Ice Cream· Bologna Fried Hominy Apple. Butter C.1icken Pot Pie Corn Pudding Corn Bread Bee ts Vanilla Ice Cremn Chicken Pie left from Half Orange Dacon & Eggs Sun. Biscuits S~,rrup - Cocoa Corn Flakes Stewed Peaches Mon. Tues. Eacon :Biscuits Jam - Cocoa Prunes Cream of ·.7heat French Toast Syru!) Cocoa Wed. Thurs. Fri. Supper Pineapple - Greham Cra. \'lhi te Bread - Tea dinner Potato Salad Apple :Butter Peach Cobbler Ice Tea Lamb Stew Greens :Slo.ckeyed Peas mu. te J3read Apple Cobbier Eaked Beans Mee.t Loaf Cheese Omelet Ha.sh Bro\7n Pot. Slaw l'7i th carrots Fruit Jello \ini te Bread Mashed Pot. Green Peas White bread Bread Pudding Ice Tea Shredded Yfaeat Half Orange Hot Cakes - Butter Roa st Goat Syrup - Cocoa Pineap~le ~erb et Oats with Bran Bacon & Eggs :Biscuits &.rrup Cocoa Corn :Beef Hash Carrots String Beans C_ioc. Pudding Iced Tea Rice Crispiee Prunes Scrrunbled Eggs :Boiled Pot. Kraut Biscuits Corn Bread Syru:p - Cocoa Blackoerry Coobler Iced Tea Grits & Gravy Corn :Bread Tuna Fis!: Cal\:e s Tom & Cabbage Slaw Fig Preserves \fai te _read Coconut Pie Iced Tea. Veg. SOU!l Cheese on crackers Peacn es & Cookies Ice Tea Tom. Soup - Crac~ers L'Wlcheon Loaf Pot. Sal a d Sweet Pickles Jam - :Bread Omelet Hash _1rown Pot. Cold Tom. Coconut Custard '."l.'li te :Bread �Friday Morning : Inspection, Final Instr-oJ.Ction for SvTimming Afternoon: Free tit1e to '' or.. on eti1blems Canoe Rike for boys going home Evening: Court o:f Honor Sh.ow adve:nce~ent. �Ir.Al.IP KIA KIMA EMBL1ilM REQ.UIR:Eli!ENTS 1. Advancement in rank or Merit :Badge 2. Swimming the rive r s. Sile nce Tes t(4 Hou rs) 4. Grumble Hike (Overnigh t 5 mile s) 5. Camp Ente rtain men t 1· 6. Camp Improvement (4Ro urs) 7. Make arti cle of Han dicr aft s. Iden tify 15 Tree s 9. Poin t out thre e Con stel latio ns and know hist ory of one 10. Col lect some pec ulia r obje ct for the camp museum. 11. App rova l ot. the staf f • . ~ �I • • ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document r J • . 1 l Camo Director's Repor~ Kamp Kia Kima 1931 ' ..... ," " \. r " KA.l,;p KIA KIHA. 1931 Kamp Kia Ki'illa opened its 16th s eason on June l~, 1931, and ran for a period of ten Tieek s, closinc Au..:,c-ust 22, 19:n. Fair Tieather lasted practically throw..,hout tl1e entire season. \7e h ad more rain than last ye;:..r, but t ~"!.i s did not at o:ny time ar:i:·ect the pro.r;ram. Even thoug-\ we had 37 less boys in cam::;> t :is yec.r tl1an last I consider it tile best carap that. we ::ave had in the last tnree years. 2:32 boys attended camp thi s yeax with 639 boy weeks. The attew .. ance for t he first and l<..st week was much better this year than last. :Below is t !-:.e coopari::ion of the attendance, Scout weeks, \7eekl~r attendance, numoer of boys, and n.u m.:>er to stay all sumraer for the -u2st six years. 'fE4RS 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 }IQ. OF HEEKS 9 10 10 !O !O 10 NO. OF SCOUT i"TEEKS 710 666 'lCfl 562 736 639 AVG. STAY OF :E..~CR SCOUT 2~D 4 24-~ 2&~ 2~ 4 l~ 19! AVG. WEEKLY ATT31Ulhl! UE 79 66*a 70 56 '13 64 l:to • 20 STAY .ALL SU1.iMER 9 'f 5 4 '/ 5 TOTAL NO. OF J3:JYS 211 180 269 2:32 The low price of food stuffs, conservative b~ng, and a good ~eekly a.ttendance were the means of camp making a little money t his year. After all "bills v;ere ;icid t _:ere was a balance of ~ / }3,,, The St. Francis Valley Council of Arkansas anci. southern Hissouri was again invited to camp ni th us t _ is ye<i.r and also the Crowley Ri dge Council. 9 boys attended from t~e Crowle~1 Ridge Gouncil and 29 froo t he St. '.!..,rancis Valley Council. ,/$1,1~2.09 was spent :t'or eq~_dpment this year which uas $99.89 more than 1930, but $343. 73 of this amolmt v1as for the reroofin5 of all crunp buildings with the exception o:f t he mei:;s hall, recreation hall, hospital and visitors lOdi;e• Th.ere uere no cash donations t ~1is :rear. T~:rough t he courtes:r of' Hr. J. F. llyles of P. F. Collier and Sons a very valuaole ad~ition of books ~as made to the ciarap li"brary. T~1is is llr. Hylesl secon~ donati on of books to the camp library. Last yea.r his donation was made forougn Mr. Ed\7ard H. Salomon who at t '.::la.t time was President of the Council. T'ne heo.lth of the bo ~rs as a whole \IDS fine t hroughout the entire season. It was necessary on five different occasions to send. boys to Hem!)hi s on account of sickness. I an :Jleased to advise t hat none of t!rnse cases resulted seriously. llercurochrooe was ugain used to prevent infection of insect bites and proved very effective. The ustllll oilinc campaigns f or tb.e prevention of mosQuitoes v1ere held again t nis year. c. e f;. '"" ~ . '1 ~ ;:.. v t t J z l Cl l ~ ll -. . . - 2 - The Scout advancement prot:;ram was much better than ever before with 260 merit badges and 148 emblems being a1.·arded. Below is the summary of the advancements for the past three seasons. 1929 1930 12§1 Merit :Badges 132 231 260 Emblems 104 169 148 First Class 6 14 9 Second Class 3 3 8 Star 6 5 9 Life 2 2 0 Eagle 0 3 l Palms 3 0 4 Taught to Swim 9 Senior Red Cross Certificates 2 Junior Red Cross Certificates 6 Life Savin~ tieri t :sad.gee 7 A new ice box was secured io1· c3Iilp tl1i s year. The plumbing in the headquarters building was completely installed during t he 1931 season. For the improvement .of Kia Kima. I recommend: l. That the mess hall be reroofed and rescreened as it is in ve-ry bad cond.i ti on • 2. That all the lodges be repaired as to floors and screens. 3. That the fence around the camp proper be re~aired as the cows end pigs belonging to :Sill Sneed roam the camp at will • • 4. That tile handicraft s!1op also be repaired and more benches be installed. 5. That six blankets be purchased for t he Celll!> next year. 6. That one concrete tennis court be built. 7. That a flat bottom boat with cable and pulleys attached be used for the transportation of visitors across t~e river. This will eliminate the possibility of canoes overturning in mid-stream. 8. That in selecting the staff ne:i-:t year the folloY1ing boys be considered if aIJ.Y of the 1931 staff c1.mnot ret....rn : Arthur S::ree.dway, Tr. 7; Warren Johnston, Tr. 47; John Allen, no~ of San Antonio, Texas, but fol"i:lerly of Mem?his and s. Kia Kirua o.an for the last four ye~rs. REPORT ON STA.l!"'T Gerald Capers, the assistant dir ector, did a rlonderful job. I recommend that every effort possible be _mt forth to cet him for ne:ct year. Russell Per17, camp cashier, wo r~;:ed e::cellently as usual. \ .. \ - 3 - Bill Bellamy, doctor's assistont, uas ~erhap s t he most versatile of all staff men and was a gr eat a sset to the camp . Dr. Lester H. Shields v:as by no r.ieans the best doctor t hat we have had a.no. sol:1e trouo le v1as had \7i t :i. him durin(; the early part of the season. T'.aiz, ho\vever, \las stra.i.::htened out and he performed his d·.ities with regularity d.-.:1rinb the rest oi the season. Alvan Tate, director of drama.tics, put on th e best campfire ]?ro~·rams and enterta ir.ments t hat we have had in camp for t ile past three years. Spencer Bell, ca.up ~uarteroaster and bugler, ~erforraed his duties like a veteran and hi'B work iTas I!l.ore t i.ian satisfactory. Bob Carter, mess sergeant, was a very willinc; \'iorker. I believe thc; t he is better ii tted for ot i1er work in camp t !:an he is for the jo·o of mess sergeant. Bob Walls, director of \7ater front, nae responsible for the best season of water activitie s t :1e camp has had in the last three years. Hore b oys were taut;ht to swim and core life savine; av1ards were given this year than befor e. Otis Tucker, Andrew Wray and Fritz Schultz, tribe l eaders, were by no means t he strongest we have ever had but they cooperated to the f·ullest and enjoyed a very successf·tll seaaon as leaders of t .1e Pamlees, Sioux and Iroquois Tribes. I recommend t hat t ile entire staff of t he 19Sl CaLip ·season be returned for the season of 1932. I believe that :Bill Bellarey will be much oetter as mess sergeant as he is fa.-Uliar with all kinds of food and can save us money thro~n t his knowledge. \ Attached pl ease find copies of t :O.e trial balance, inventory, :!;)ro:,;ram, erable"1 re~uirements, menus , used Z'P thi"J°i/. ·- il~::::f Camp Director j Erui:iIO:aY O? s T03E .:aoc?ir "JILLA.RD E. HA.Y5 2 sacks Cement l Buck e t ·1.asbing ?owe.er 32 Pa.ckaGes ::Ba...lci ng Soda 2 Cans J ello 4 Ga.ls. Insect Destroyer Order ed re~Jrned to Oliver-Finnie Cor.roaWl 8 Cans Turnip Greens 9 Cans 3eans 6 Cans Tomat oes 7 Cans Toma to Soup 9 Cans Toma to Puree 11 Cartons Rolled Ca.ts 7 Carton Grits 2 Cans Bl ack Eyed Peas Ordered retui·ned to Armour &: Company 2 Cans 6-10 Mi llc 3 Cans 6-10 Jelly 2 Cans Peanut :Butter WI LLARD E. HA.YS ~· 88 Camp ~oaks (Pacl:ed in strong box and stored in ]ill Sneed' s) The followi ng eguipment packed in box and stored in :Bill Snee d ls ~ 15 Pillo¥Ts V4 Blankets ¥'1 Mew American Flag "'' l Used American Flag vl Indian Headdress v"l Artillery Bugle / 1 Ca•ralry Bu.::;le i/3 Curt3ins for Doors V""2 yds. Canoe Canvas 1. 2 Cc:.p Pis to ls =-].1 Clenn She ~ ts V1 Clean ?illow Case v l Index File for Trust ? .md Cards .. T'ne following equipment ouc~e d i~ closet uostairs: 4 Gas Genera tors 5 Tubes Gl·ie 3 :Bottles Gasket Shellac Vl Carton (10) Gem Clips 2 3oxes Br onze ?owder f or Indian Pai nt ing 1 :So>:: Assorted Th~a. trical M<:.keup :3 Door S:pr ings ~ 1 Pkg. Second S!1eets 500 Sheets Lec.:.f Print Pape1· 30 Sheets Carbon Paper l :Box: Per tussin 1 Box Mentholatum Samoles 6 Rubber Stamps for .Aiitrr.a.l Hunt 2 3ubber Stamos for Office 2 S t o.mp Pads .. 700 St o~ e Cards 2 Bottles Ink 1 Axe 1 Ti~ermo Jug 1 Pkg. Inspection Ribbons 118 :!!:nvelopes 3 Clocl:s 1 Set Piston Rings 200 TrUG t Fund Cards 1 Tom-Tom 1 ~e in Cas~ier•s Cage 2 Divans OFFICE SUi:LIES DOWHS WRS 2 Old Gas Lanterns 1 Small Roll Mos qui to lfotting 2 PillO\VS 4 overstuffed Cushion Chairs 10 C.ishions for Chairs 1 Sign (Visitors do not swim r.ith boys) OF STAI~ 2 Steel Cots 1 Sma.11 Table 2 Mattresses 3 Chairs SENT TO BILt SJ!EED'S 18 Dirty Sheets 2 Gas Lanterns 13 Dirty Pillow Cases 108 23 87 133 171 5 16 42 10? 49 1 5 l 1 3 1 5. 6 l 5 2 1 l UTVENTORY OF l!ES S HALL E9.UIP!!.!ll~ Cereal Bowls Vegetable ::Bowls Dinner Pla tes Cups Platters Butter Plates Syrup Pitchers Pitchers ::ima.11 Glasses Large Glasses By Bob Carter 6 26 10 ? 124 122 126 105 1 box Mugs Salt & Pepper· shakers Sugar Bowls Su.:,eoa.r Bowl Tops Knives Forks Large Spoons Small Spoons Old Silver I!Ml!TTORY OF KI TCimi ZQ.UIPMENT By Ike :Baskin Sausage Mill (At Sneed's) Brass Pots (3 l arge. 2 s~all) large Fl•yi ng Pan large Egg Frier Sauce-oans Coffe~ Pot (2 Gal.) Dish9ans (3 l arge . 2 small - 1 at Sneed 's) Brea.dpans Scales 1!3-dhs Stirring Spoons :Pota to Masher Egg :Seater 2 Ice Cream Diuoers 1 China Cao 5 Dessert Pans 17 Pie Plates 8 Pot Tops 2 Ice Cream Cans 1 Ice Cream Freezer 2 Ice :Boxes 1 S~ ove 2 Stew Pots 2 Ice Picks 1 Butcher Knife 1 Large Strainer 2 Garbage Cans 2 Ice Tongs rnvEHTORY OF EQ.UIP1r..cll1T IU 7.'IFB ROOM By Spencer Bell t:ISCELLA.NEOUS a empty 5 gal. cans i wash pans 'J...f ~3 5 gal. cans t full Box scalps ..d. 5 gal. can carey product Euckets - goad ':J ~ 5 gal. cans kerosene - empty old concrete bucke~ ~ tree sprayer ~ half bundles shingles '2 la.rge iron skillets L3 empty varnis:: cans ~4 owls _.-;i. half full varnish cans 4 2i gal. turpentine can - e:npty 41 empty paint cans Ll broken tomtom ci empty pas ~eboard box cl. no good -.wter ball ~ gal. co.n f full turpentine Gcl.5 no good reserve dry cells ~ gal. can ~ full linseed oil ....---1 leather d.!-y cell case <l old mop .-=J. reed basket .il. old mop handle Ahooks and eyes for doors ~ old cans .cfew small hinges -4-- gal. can ~ full roof covering 4 Climax Dishwasher 4 sign I ~empty cardboard boxes <9 son& books _..-3 panes of window glass A3 s.1eete sand paper -few nails in car.dboard box ..c"20 s~e ts leafprint !Japer ..:;l. sack ~ full roofing tacks _..n cartons matches . .. - ~2 ma.c'hine belts ..:::50 boxes pert~ssin 4 old ms.chine fr<?J11e <3 new riash tubs ~1 drain boo.rd ,t30 arrow shafts ©ew rolls screen ·flire :?l. 'J J ~· ~ flyswatter <::::2 brolcen \7ooden folding chairs ~ ~~ :pieces old used oil cloth "-! old no good white wash brushes ~ 4 -nile old lost clothes G3. circular sa\7 blades ~ 4 small pac.:s sq. shingles 4 ft. ! in. 9ipe <375 ft. rope ~2 pieces narror. poultry wire 4 1 long ~bundle small steel rods ../ -l piece wide Poul try vire 51 long .---J. piece 211 Jipe 5 ft. 4 in. l ong ----1 Piece 2~ in. uiue 41 long ~ nailkeg_ ~piece ~ in. check VTire 71 long 811 \'tide <;Pipe fittings ..d, piece ; in. check wire 41 long 611 wide _....A small sack nails _.-J, piece -:i- in. check Wire 81 long 4 I \7i de ,,& hiking buckets 4packs good shingles <L i full old knives 4 old pu.-np engine (!!>old buckets '\o ~piece oi' engine ~ old rugs -Iron ju.'11: A s:iall fi.umel ...a..box pipe fittings ~old gas lanterns _a_ empty l ice barrels ..c.6 lent em wicks (packs) ----l...i pack bailint; \?ire ..,..-----:1 ib. putty A. well drill ~l ~r:iall clothes brush 4. box bung'i'iad 4 l ayers ~ gal. can empty 4Z cane parts of c::.noe ssats ~ivin::; boards pa1·ts -'2 piles pieces of sh ingles .t..6 lantern globes ..:::-2 old cots ll good cas lantern l1:°· box old costumes a good life-saver {'i95real E;OOd. lanterns ~old lanterns ~good rakes q hoe <). !)iCl: <l pic~caxe TOOLS <l. tenniz court liner 17 -<).. old t~nnis court liner ~ tennis court roller ~ wedge c;&. level Q. rake heads CJ. try square .+ oroken h&r.mer ~monke nrench {E}good shovels 4 .ml:- broken shovel -1 se foe t s b-eel ea:pe <L. axe new C~~:OE s;.:-PPLIES ~ canoe seats .-i:J.S canoe ribs ,.......--i4 canoe tlm arts .--8 good paddles ........---=e '.Q"'l&aB l!'etd:d:les J2. sets oars , ~ pieces flooring ~;¥98!1§~?_) :Benzene i lb. :Butyn 2 oz. 2% Cal21n. Lotion 10 oz Rx. Poison Ivy Tr. iron 4 oz. E-~som salts 2 lbs. Dobells taJs 50 carron oil 1 oz. carb. acid 1 oz (old) ·.7IR:i!: ao::1.: _.---;l Good pa.ip.t brush eel Folding Chairs 'feal goo~. brooms 111 Garden hose I AT:!LETI C EQu"'I PUENT (not ke~t in uire room) BEDDI.r!G .-.50 pretty good wattress covers ~123 lrunks ( -~PRL:GS) ..:::_125 mattresses (fair) Il:VENTORX OF HOSPITAL SUPPLIES Al·:D Eq,uI Pi.:El~T By Dr. Leste1· H. Shields 2 chairs 0ad) SUl:t'ur 1 lb. Lill!linal 50 t a bs. Oleum tichi 1 o::::. Zns 04 l~ ~ oz, 1 operatin& ta~ le Bichloride tabs. 20 Oollodion i oz. mere. tabs. 20 Tr. ammonium valerate oz. 1 l.!usterole 1 jo.r . ' . HOSPITAL l ~andage scissors 1 vial novocaine tablets Syr-..ip cocillana oz. 4 Uedicine t;lass l3ismuth subni trate l~ lbs. l Dudley Snakebite outfit Aspirin tabs. 5 gr. i/=25 Powcler p:.:.?ers 500 Methyl salicytate i oz. Dispensinr envelopes 500 Anti Tetanus serum l pkg. l t est tu.De tray Ointment amm. mercury i jar 1 adhesive tape rack Pot. permang?-DS-te 3 scapels antivenin 1 cotton container Ungentine none 3 medicine droppers Vaseline 1 jar 4 ~ ibnch testtubes C. O. pii.ls 15 l l inch test tu.be 3 ice bags 2 nasal specul'l.llllz 2 plaster !laris bandages 2~ in. 2 thumb forceps wi tL1 & wi t llout teeth Q,uinine Sulph ca::_Jsules 14 3 hemostats Urotropin tabs. iflO 5 ~o needles Dnesi s basins l eye cup Sterno 1 can 1 sterno heater Conerslips ~ oz. 1 sterilizer nan witn cover Microscope slides 10 chr. :jf2 catgut ~uturee Grad cylinLer ~beaker B oz) 3 catgut tubes *l, plain !3 Hypo oyringes 1 centrif·.;ge outfit l roll cotton (opened) 1 b211<.1..age scissors 1 Enema syringe with rubber tips Iodine ~ ·ne Plain gauze -?a roll non sterile .alcohol none 4 beds 4 mattresses 3 Pillows 1 Paddlewheel-siclevrhecler 4 VI ash Jasins 2 Emi sis basins l exaoining ta.Ole & pad l sink l Mirror 4 Chairs 1 Medicine table & racks INVENTORY OF KOlrU.!I SSARY 15 l3ow staves l box Ueri t ·oadge applicutions 55 Ar row sl1af ts 6 Flas.~li ght glo.:.es 2 Scout handbooks (upstairs) 4 Bows 'By Alvan Tate l Sie;nal Light . 2 Second Class Badges 1 First Class 5adge 1 pair P..:.n~hers l lletal Ca.s~1 :Box 2 Sets Checkers KA.tlP E:J3LEHS: Stored in Heri1}.li s Office Plain :E;nblems: 7 :Blanl>: Sa.shes 5 First Year 2 Fourth Year 1 Fifth Year Sent to Bill Sneed's: 6 gals. \later Spar Varnish 1 qt. Turpentine Council Sco·&J.t :S.tible~s: 6 Fourth Year 3 Fif t n Year 7 Sixt):1 Year UOMPLETE PAINT Sl.1-PPLIES l 3u.I'f alo Head 1 Ind,ian Head 1 Thun6.er :Sird l qt. Prussian Blue Varnish & Color 5 lbs. White Lead 1 pt. can Durnt Turkey Umber Color l pt. Can mute Enamel ~ gal. m1i te Lead & Oil l.'.ixture 3 sheets heavy s~dpaper 3 Brushes ~ qt. Ia.vm Green Enamel 1 pt. Lead & Color - Bulletin Red 12 sheets art sandpaper .. nrvENTOR:t OF CANOES .AND i7AT3ili!""'RONT EQ,UIE.lEl~ B°.f Willard Heys CANOE§ Wasp - Sta.ff canoe for two years - seats and canvas good - back t hwart and back bang plate missing Skippy - Seats and canvas good - flooring fair Mark Twain - Canvas poor - no seats - flooring good Sans Souci - Canvas poor - no back seat - floori ng good • .A.ja.s - Flooring good - back ·thwart missing - back cee.t broken - canvas good 50-50 - Flooring good - canvas good - back seat missing - back bang plate missing Waban - Flooring f air - back thuart mis&in~ - piece out of right gunwhale - canvas poor Kesuk - Flooring fair - frame of back seat broken (rotten woad) - canvas poor - front bang plate missing Xiniks - Flooring fair - no seats - canvas poor - bow decking poor - new paint job Orio1e - Section of keel ripved off - canvas poor - flooring poor - no seats - front bang plate missing No-name - Canvas loose from sides - canvas poor - flooring fair - back seat broken - back bang plate missing Life Eoat - Needs new type of oar locks Miscellaneoy Paddles: 1-2-3-8-9-10..11-12-15-20 - i n good condition~ 5-14-16-17-18-21 - in poor condition ~ ~ Diving board and bolts O.K. Life Preserver O.K. Extra canoe seats - 3 good 6 Steel Chairs RA!mI CR..i.FT INVEt·l~'ORY by Bill Bellamy Leathercraft:- V"'z..--boxes assorted scrap leather Y"'~ rhone skin . 4"' skin moccassin leather .i· skin heavy non-tooling cowhide ..,....t doz. lt" leather belts and buckles , 25 yds. b£OWU Z/3211 leather lacing 5 yds. black 3/32,11 _leather lacing 2 doz. olack snans -! doz. brorm snaps vLcomplete snap fastener set vi incomplete snap fastener set 8 leather knives ~ l whetstone ""1 worn out pair of leather punc!iers ~ set of 30 assorted leather stamps 6 wallets, assorted sizes l 12" ruler 3 3511 yard sticks 1 set of Decora leather dyes l ~air of ~orn out scissors ¥etal ifork Supplies: /.!. jewellers saw 3 ball peen hammers ,..... '3 pair tin snips (large, medium, small) V'1 combination wise and anvil l circular heating form v"s pair metal clemps ~ set clam.pin irons v'l gasoline blow torch vi alcohol blow torch l stiall soldering iron l gal. d.enat. alcohol l tube of solderall ./1 pr. ·circular tin snips l worn out metal co;:;:oass vio sq. ft. of cop!)er- slleet v'1 metal try sg_. Vl set 30 metal alnhabet stamua /1 breast drill Tii tn incou.plete set of ~.rills 3 triangular file s 2 flat files 1 round file (smell) }}raft Clay:- v'12 lbs. of assorted colors (red, blue, yellow) ¥,:i. craft clay spatcher Vl mixin~ arm and nallette vi clamp- - 1 model bird house 1 model cigarette case l model oird vase I' 1 doz. corks Basketry: t/f! hank swall_reed .,-~ sample baskets vii small piece ply wood ~raft Strips (Boondoggle)': :fO yd.a red 50 yds green V25 yds black vl25 yds orange 10 yds white Miscl. Tools in Hand. Shop: v'°'4 saws, rip', crosr; cut, all n.g. 1 6 ft. cross cut saw, good conditiai v4 hammers - 2 axe handles (hand) 3 gouge chisels© v 4 assort. size flat chisels ~ 12 inch planes (good conc1ition) v1 911 plane fair condition V1 1011 nlane ./4 orok~n planes and !)arts 1 drawing knife v-'1 large metal try sq. ~ Sl!la.11 try sqa. All metal tools have been well oiled before r>acking. All t!~ese sup,?lies packed and stored at Bill Sneed•s. _, UESS RP.LL E-.i;UIP'uEHT MEEDED FOR 1932 ·6 Sugar :Bowls · 17 Cereal Bowls · 20 Small Spoons ·23 Dinner Plates · 3 Forks ·6 Salt & Pepper Shakers · 2 ]utcher Knives HEADQUARTERS SLPPLIES UEEDED FOR 1932 · Second Sheets · Pencils ,Rubber Bands .Trust Fund Cards ·Trust ·Fund Checks 1 :Blankets 'l doz. Pillow Cases 1 1 Pulley for Flag Pole Rope for flag pole • 6 Hammers for shop Saws sharpened Chisels sharpened , Archery Target . l l&/f Maul ·New rope for water front · 1 hasp and staple for wire woom do or 'l lock for Lodge 13 ·l hasp & Staple for ;Lodge 13 • l lock for inside locker of wire room 4 ~o%es ef ~ibgr h~nae Oil for Slue ~ ' 4 springs for doors seats for canoes BE SUEE .il.D OIL TEm·:I S ~~URTS I~1 S?Rll!G 1 At l eust 3 ner: canoes Extra canoe seats, 6 front a~d 6 rea r • Mat for diving ooard ""*ew-~el£.s.- • New ropes to mark swimr.uinb area (Rope purchased but not used) 'l doz. new paddles •Canoe t acks - Z lb s.- • .Ambroid - 1 doz cane Floor boards • Lettering br;:..shes ·Scratch Pads · Thumb Tacks · Inspection Ribbons ·Inspection :Blanke 100 £al. drum gasolene 5 gal. can kerosene • 6 horse s.ioes t 6 new brooms 2 gal. cylinder oil ·3 new indoor balls • 2 new IlIDOOR bats .1 new tennis net .1 new volley ball net l-®z. cans ambroid for eMeee 'paint for canoes cement for floors (needed badly) •70 new mattress covers fence around tennis courts 'Brass Tacks (canoes) •l barrel of lime •Poker c~ips for buddy checks •Wire for clothes line Ozt. ~tt. S~ o 111-11 10 Thwarts - 5 long, 5 short ·Long and short bolts \'li th wint,;ed nuts • 2 pts. s_1eet tin for strengthening planking and to cover tacks from uatches ·Rope for painters • Lacing for canoe seats ~fJ4'.to..r .. i~- 3,. HA!IDI CRAFT lTEEDED •Two colors t ooling calf , bl a ck , b rown Patterns for purses, key r i ngs, et c . ""~. ./ 2 l eath er punchers - l singl e VI:. t :1 spa cer .., l different sizes - ./l 2411 met a l r-u.le for cutti ng l eather "" 2 bot. l eat her dye - l pt. black - t n brown ./2 doz. assorted b asket bottoms .; /Large and s: .. all r eed - 6 s:.18.ll - 2 l ar ge .,,, 1 doz. Belts - 211 ..AOO yds. 2/3211 l~ci ng - ~ split cow~11ae tot Moes. tan ,/ l Jewe'.1:-ers sa! , '4A1fl ..12 small ball peen hammers Strip - nickle silver v-"1 set drills for breast drill./ -2 gross Jewelers saw bl ades .,,; .... Sheet copper (l ·still) .... 1 doz. tubes solder-all Boondoggle mat erial - r ed, w~i te , blue, si l ver, ~old , ~ lack TRIAL BALANCE SEPT. 12,1931 Sam Anderson .50 Fred Bronson .50 Chickasaw Council 763.94 Herman Delle .so Nick Demas .50 Emblema 67.73 First National Ba.Dll:: 164.19 Chas. Freeberg .so Jillll.d e Farnham .so ~s. Gregory .50 Arch Houston a.so Johnny HU&1le s 15.85 Jimzn;v ~es 12.00 Douglas Johnston a.so Warren Johnston a.so Lewis Johnson 9.00 Kamp Kia. Kima 246.37 :Silly Leach 4.25 Joe lJarsh • . .50 John Marshall .so Frank McBride .so William HcBride .50 Hylton 1-ieill .50 · Profit & Loss 692.60 Paul Pettitt 9.00 Receipts B.93 Fe;b ert Bags dale .e,o Kenon Taylor Company !l!rust Fund J.T.Viner Trial :Balance page 2 .72 2.56 2.40 $1.015.77 $1,015.77 Saturday 4th Morning: Canoe Hike for visitors Final Preparations for the afternoon program . Afternoon: Water Meet -.. Swimuti.ng _, . Evening: Morning: V{ater Po lei, etc. Side Shows Ilarbecue SU:Jper :Sall Game between camp and staff :Sig $:.'l.OW Fire\1orks Church Swimming Sonday Afternoon: Canoe Hik e. Nature Study Hike, SWimraing Evening: Morning: Abyssinian King - .5rol?j /G"LJ.111/<'r o.r e 1'-1 tE" /:-'..s t... o O ~c Monday Inspection, Instruction Afternoon: Braddocks Army Evening: Games Star Classes Tuesday Morning: Inspection, Instruction, Swimming J..fternoon: Letter Home, Handicraft Classes, Silence Test Evening: Grumule Hike, Games SUrprise Hike for older campers Wednesday Morning: Instruction, Inspection, Swimr.U.ng Afternoon: Field lleet, Jrs. and Srs. Evening: Campfire, Ga.mes Thursda;y Morning: Inspection, Instruction, Swimming Afternoon: Treasure Hunt, Swimming Evening: Tennis, :Baseball, Volleyball, Horses!1oes Sat. Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Breakfast Shredded \'i1'i.ea t Prunes Scrrunbled Eggs Toast - Jam Cocoa Half Orange Dacon & Eggs Biscuits S~,rrup - Cocoa Corn Flakes Stewed Peaches Eacon :Biscuits Jam - Cocoa Prunes Cream of ·.7heat French Toast Syru!) Cocoa Shredded Yfaeat Half Orange Hot Cakes - Butter Syrup - Cocoa Oats with Bran Bacon & Eggs :Biscuits &.rrup Cocoa Rice Crispiee Prunes Scrrunbled Eggs Biscuits Syru:p - Cocoa HEWUS T""rlI RD tiEEK Dinner Roast Lamb Rice & Gravy String .deans Slaw - Corn Bread Ice Cream· C.1icken Pot Pie Corn Pudding Corn Bread Beets Vanilla Ice Cremn Lamb Stew Greens :Slo.ckeyed Peas mu. te J3read Apple Cobbier Mee.t Loaf Mashed Pot. Green Peas White bread Bread Pudding Ice Tea Roast Goat Grits & Gravy Corn :Bread Pineap~le ~erb et Corn :Beef Hash Carrots String Beans C_ioc. Pudding Iced Tea Tuna Fis!: Cal\:e s :Boiled Pot. Kraut Corn Bread Blackoerry Coobler Iced Tea Supper Bologna Fried Hominy Apple. Butter Pineapple - Greham Cra. \'lhi te Bread - Tea Chicken Pie left from dinner Potato Salad Apple :Butter Peach Cobbler Ice Tea Eaked Beans Tom & Cabbage Slaw Fig Preserves \fai te _read Coconut Pie Iced Tea. Cheese Omelet Ha.sh Bro\7n Pot. Slaw l'7i th carrots Fruit Jello \ini te Bread Veg. SOU!l Cheese on crackers Peacnes & Cooki es Ice Tea Tom. Soup - Crac~ers L'Wlcheon Loaf Pot. Sal ad Sweet Pickles Jam - :Bread Omelet Hash _1rown Pot. Cold Tom. Coconut Custard '."l.'li te :Bread Morning : Friday Inspection, Final Instr-oJ.Ction for adve:nce~ent. SvTimming Afternoon: Free tit1e to '' or .. on eti1blems Canoe Rike for boys going home Evening: Court o:f Honor Sh.ow 1· . ~ Ir.Al.IP KIA KIMA EMBL1ilM REQ.UIR:Eli!ENTS 1. Advancement in rank or Merit :Badge 2. Swimming the river s. Silence Test(4 Hours) 4. Grumble Hike (Overnight 5 miles) 5. Camp Entertainment 6. Camp Improvement (4Rours) 7. Make article of Handicraft s. Identify 15 Trees 9. Point out three Constellations and know history of one 10. Collect some peculiar object for the camp museum. 11. Approval ot. the staff • • • . , I Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1931 Title A name given to the resource 1931 Kia Kima Camp Director's Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Willard E. Hays Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Ken Allen Camp Director Report Emblem (Sash)