The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30
GREEN TOWNSHIP HARVEST HOME.
List Of the Premiums Awarded,

The Nineteenth Annual Festival of the
Green Township Harvest Home Association
took place yesterday in Carsons Grove, near
Cheviot. The attendance was very large,
and the floral and horticultural displays in
teresting.
The officers of the Association this year
are Charles Reemelin, President DR.. P. NJ.
Williams and S. w. Carson, Vice Presidents;
A. l. Applegate, Secretary, and Edward e.
Reemeln, Corresponding Secretary.
The regular exercises were begun at half
past 10 o'clock by Rev. Mr.. Bennett, Next
was the address of welcome by Mr.. Charles
Reemein. Judge Cox, of this city made
an interesting speech on prehistoric Amer
ica An address was also made by Hon.
John Coffey, after which the day was given
up to tripping the light fantastic toe" "
Hon. VIM. M. Cory and Hon. Richard
Smith then made speeches, which ended
the oratorical part of the programme.
The following is the list of the premiums
awarded:
Thomas Carroll, j. Lemon, M Wolfer, Commit
tee.
Wheat-Best half peck, S. Benn; 81.
Rye--Best half peck F. Frondorf; 81,
Barley-Bcst half peck, +. Frondorf 81.
Oats-Best half peck, F. FrondOrf; 81.
Field Corn-Best half dozen stalks, w. H. john
ston; ST.
Evergreen Corn-Best half dozen stalks, Opha
Hayes; g.
Best display of grain grown by exhibitor, From
dorf; 81.
VEGETABLES
L. D. Heron, G. Flinchpaugh, VIM. Gosling,
Committee.
irish Potatoes-Best half peck, John Bennett 81
best display, Opha Hayes, 81.
Sweet potatoes-Best: half peck, Den Bacon, s.
Tomst9esBSst hqf %adIsE %RGSk 5 Jackson 81
squashes Best three John Hughes, SOC.
Pumpkns-Best three Sam. Benn, SOC.
WatermelOns-BCst two T. P. Oyiar, $l
| Nutmegneluns-Be three James Vasey, 81.
Best and largest display Of vegetables grown by
exhibitor Den. Bacon $2
| Fritz Thornton, Reese B. Pr ce and s. 8. Jackson,
/ Committee.
Ar,les-Best plate, F. Frondorf, 81.
| Pears-Best plate, Ben Fagaley, 81.
| Peaches-Best plate, W. F. Burr 81
Quinces-B st plate, Geo W. Woolley, 81.
| Plums--Best plate, Chas. Seliert, 81.
Grapes-Best and greatest variety, Chas. Sefert,
| 81
Best and greatest variety OF fruit grown by ex.
hibltor, Chas. Seifert g.
FLOWERS.
George W. Murphy Charles B. Lewis, Miss Susie
Williams Committee.
Bouquet-Bcst, Charles A. Getz 81; best button
!
| Hanging basket Plants-Bes Charles A. GetZ, 81
Greenhouse Plants-Best collection, ChRes A.
! GeN S2
Variegated Leaf Plants-Best collection, eight
varieties Charles A. Getz, g.
Gladiolas-Best display, S 5. Jackson, 81:
Cut Fowers-Best and greatest display, Getz, s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs P. Hearn, Mary Hummel. Mamie Glass,
Committee.
Bread-Best two loaves Mrs. Bray, 81.
Butter-Best two pounds, Mrs Bacon, 81.
Canned Fruit-Best display, Jennie Mattock, 81
Honey-Best display, J, L. Herbs, 81.
Fine Arts-Waxwork Mary Frondorf; crayon
Miss Mary Reemelin ST.
Relcs-Mrs Graves, 81.
Quilts-Best patchwork Mrs. Carson. 81: second
best Mrs. s Davis. 81.
Embroldery-Best piece Miss S. S. Tuler, 81.
Crochetwork-Best, Miss M, Hearn, 81.
GARDEN PRODUCTS
C. Flinchpaugh, William Gosling, L. s. Hearn
Committee.
Cabbage-Best display, Den. Bacon. SOC.
Beats-Best display. Opha Hayes, SOC.
Onions--Best display Ed. Hearn, 6Oc
Egg Plant--Best display, Jacob Story, soc ,