Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-25 | Page 16 | Merit Badges for Boy Scouts

I forty to Be Awarded to Ogden Og-den Youths for Special Achievements j Forty merit badges, the first to be received from national headquarters of the boy scout organization, havo "been awarded to Ogden youths In recognition of special achievements, according to George A. Goatcs, scout executive here. The badges, which will bo presented at a meeting of '.he court of honor early in May. have th 1 various devices embroidered on khaki squares in the manner of army 01-, Vision insignia- S0cral boya received re-ceived more than one award as shown In the list: Photography George A. 13org-Etrom. 13org-Etrom. Life Saving Orval Winkler. j Swimming John McCunc, Clydo! Barton. Orval Winkler, Max I3oyd,( i Allen Jackson. i I , Personal Health George Goddard, & Lewis Miller, El wood Lippincott, Or- val Winkler. Max Corey. W. Kenneth j Holbrook, lrvin Hodge, John McCunc. I Firemanshlp George Goddard,1 ' Lewis Miller, Max Boyd, John Mc-j J Cune. W. Kenneth Holbrook, Walter) ' Gundcrson, Kenneth Can field. Gcorgoj J A. Borgatrom, Allen Jackson. Elwood Lippincott, Marcus Matron, Maxj Corey. ! I Public Health Parley Norseth. EH wood Lippincott, Marcus Matson, W. I Kenneth Holbrook, Walter Gunder- I son. Max Corey, George Goddard, j ' John McCune. I First Aid Ben Wright, Lewis Miller, Mil-ler, W. Kenneth Holbrook, George A. I Bcrgstrom.