Letter from Luther Marohn of Troop 7 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Regarding President Hoover’s Boy Scout Address

2311 Bever Ave. Cedar Rapids lowd. MAR RECEIVED 13 WHITE QUITETHOUS in HOUSE To the Honorable President aNd Scout Herbert Hoover: 1, Life Scout Luther Marohn, was fortunate to be ONe of the great many who ListeNed iN ON the 20th ANNiversary Banquet whose program was broadcasted over the N.B.C. Network. Your address was most inspiring and helpful aNd enjoyed by every member of my family. As a special memento of this occassion / would so much appreciate your autograph on my Scout Identification Card which / herewith enclose. Trusting that / may be honored with this. favor, I beg to remain, Respectfully yours, Scout Luther Alfonse Marohn. Lite Scout of Troop Seven Cedar Rapids, lowa. P.P.F. Boy Scouts 2 March 14, 1930. PP My dear Luther: Your letter has been received. The President is glad to know that you liked his address to the Boy Scout Meeting. The President's time is so fully occupied with his official duties that we are unable to bring to his atten- tion the innumerable requests for him to autograph special articles which are being received. I have pleasure, however, in sending you one of his autographs. Sincerely yours, LAWRENCE RICHEY Secretary to the President. Luther Alfonse Marohn, 2311 Bever Avenue, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Enclosure. ric P.S. Your Scout Identification card is here- with returned.