Letter: Check out the special Boy Scout shirts at the Sports Warehouse
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100 Years of Boy Scouting!!! Wow!!! Troop 256 from Bluffton has been a Scout Troop since 1939 and Pack 256 started in 1954. Boy Scout Troop 256 is selling T-Shirts Celebrating 100 Years of Scouting. For Information contact Dr. Darrell Groman or any Boy scout in Bluffton.
You may also stop by the Sports Warehouse 111 N. Main Street to purchase these shirts, all proceeds go to the scouts. Come on all past Troop 256 Boy Scouts and Pack 256 Scouts, help support this worthy fund raiser!
Dennis L. Morrison
Past 256 Scout member
Bluffton, Ohio
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Friday, September 25, 2026
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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
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