Councils

Maricopa County Council # 10 succeeded the Phoenix Council. In 1924, it become the Roosevelt Council. Council Pages Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History website chronicles Order of the Arrow history throughout traditional BSA Area 4, which comprises Southern California, Southern Nevada, and Arizona. The site covers history from 1945 to 2020, and includes Area … Read more

Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History website chronicles Order of the Arrow history throughout traditional BSA Area 4, which comprises Southern California, Southern Nevada, and Arizona. The site covers history from 1945 to 2020, and includes Area U, Areas 12-A, 12-E, and 12-F, as we as Sections W4A, W4B, W4C, W4N, W4s, and W6W. Contributions … Read more

Los Padres Council # 53 was in 1994 formed from the merger of Mission Council # 53 and Santa Lucia Council # 56. Council Pages Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History website chronicles Order of the Arrow history throughout traditional BSA Area 4, which comprises Southern California, Southern Nevada, and Arizona. The site covers history … Read more

Los Angeles Metro Area Council # 33 was preceded by the Los Angeles Council. In 1945, it changed its name to Los Angeles Area Council # 33. Working Notes: 1935: E.D. DeGroot listed as Scout Executive of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area Council. Council Pages Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History website chronicles Order of … Read more

Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History website chronicles Order of the Arrow history throughout traditional BSA Area 4, which comprises Southern California, Southern Nevada, and Arizona. The site covers history from 1945 to 2020, and includes Area U, Areas 12-A, 12-E, and 12-F, as we as Sections W4A, W4B, W4C, W4N, W4s, and W6W. Contributions … Read more

James Arriola

Kern County Council # 30 was based in Bakersfield, California. Its predecessor was the Bakersfield Council # 30. In 1965, the Council changes its name to Southern Sierra Council # 30, which remains in existence today. Working Notes: 1924: F.R. Hill listed as Scout Executive. 1935: W.W. Merrall listed as Scout Executive . Council Pages … Read more

Imperial County Council # 29 was an early Council based in El Centro, California. In 1929, it become Imperial-Yuma Council # 29.. Working Notes: 1924: S.L. McCrory listed as Scout Executive. Council Pages Area 4 HistoryThe Area 4 History website chronicles Order of the Arrow history throughout traditional BSA Area 4, which comprises Southern California, … Read more

Imperial-Yuma Council # 29 was based in El Centro, California. In 1959, it changed its name to Desert Trails Council # 29 and the service city moved to Yuma, California. Working Notes: 1935: Scout Executive listed as Carl N. Helmick. 1937: Carl N. Helmick leaves to become Scout Executive of Riverside County Council. Hugh M. … Read more

Hemet-San Jacinto Valley Council was an early Council based in Hemet, California. The Council was part of the first Riverside County Scout Summer Camp in Idyllwild in 1919. In 1927, the Council was absorbed by Riverside County Council # 45. Working Notes: 1923: Hemet-San Jacinto Valley Council chartered as a new Council in August. 1924: … Read more