Paul Henry Weiss

25 Feb 1906, Kankakee, Illinois - 12 Feb 1990, Los Angeles, California

Paul was a truck driver - bootleg liquor during Prohibition in the 1920's,

- Boy Scouts in 1940's,

- camp supplies in the 1950's, 1960's and 1970's.

A builder, carpenter and plumber

- from the camp lodge to the shower house and the latrines.

A Scoutmaster in the Beverly Hills District.

A stock clerk at Smart and Final in Wilmington, California in 1930.

The keeper of the Wolverton Hymn - don't get it wrong!

The Camp Ranger for both Camp Josepho and Camp Wolverton.

A loving husband to Helen for over 60 years.

Father of three children; Dorothy, Paul Junior and Dick.

A listener, an advisor, a mentor and a friend.

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PAUL WEISS RETIRES

Paul Weiss, Camp Ranger at Camp
Josepho, will retire March 1, after
giving twenty-five years of dedicated
service to the Crescent Bay Area
Council.

Many, many young men and boys
have come in contact with Paul over
the years, too numerous to mention.
But one who we all know and admire
worked as a boy staff member and
later as an Executive at Josepho -
Mr. Alden G. Barber, Chief Scout
Executive of Boy Scouts of America.

Paul has made many friends over
the years. Those who know him know
that his bark is worse than his bite!

From 1942 to 1946 he was a
successful Scoutmaster in
Troop 30, Beverly Hills District.
On June 1, 1946, he became Camp
Ranger at Josepbo.

Paul and Helen have three
children: Sons, Paul Jr. and Dick.
Paul Jr. is a Scoutmaster
in Troop 190, San Fernando Valley.
One daughter, Dorothy. He has
two grandsons in Scouting
and one granddaughter.

Needless to say, all of the family
and grandchildren are proud of Paul.
He and Helen will be living in Santa
Monica and we are sure that Paul will
be active in Scouting for another 25
years.

Crescent Bay Area Council Round Up,
Volume 16, No. 3, March 1971

Camp Wolverton Staff

Paul Henry Weiss

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