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| Research Note | 1941 Boy Scout Troop 76, Scouter, Cassville, Barry Co., MO Pages 8-9 |
| Date | 1941 |
| Transcribed by Linda Garrett | Page 8 Panthers Patrol Leaders Leader: Verdayne Riddle; 2nd Class Assistant: Glenn Rowland; 2nd Class The Panther Patrol was organized in 1939, but was reorganized last October when some members were taken out and a few new ones entered. The Panthers were the honorary patrol at Camp O'wamena in the summer of 1940. They also made up the camp which which the troop used there. Trolinger "hold your ears here I go" Wilson; 2nd Class Charles "I love milk" Mundorff; Tenderfoot Glen Dale "see my dogs" Nicoll; Tenderfoot Charles "boy, can I work" Chumbley; Tenderfoot Page 9 Trips The Trip to Jefferson City One of the most enjoyed scout trips was the one to Jefferson City one Saturday last January. The troops from the surrounding towns as well as the Cassville boys went in a procession with a police escort. The day had been well planned by the leaders and the boys visited the state prison, the reformatory farms at Algoa (where they ate lunch), the state capitol building, and the governor mansion. Many of the scouts bought souvenirs at the capitol. For an hour during which the boys could go where they pleased in the capitol building it was literally swarming with scouts. After having their pictures taken the boys climbed into their respective cars and started on the homeward way tired but happy group. |
| Resource | Family Photos and Notes |
| Submitted by | Louie Keen posted on Barry County Places and Things Remembered, Facebook |
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