Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-14
AWARD Of PRIZES At
GREAT NEWPORT FAIR
Hundreds of Exhibitors Successful
in Various Departments
of Big Show
Special to The Telegraph

Newport, Pa. Oct 14.-To- morrow
will be the big day at the Perry coun-
ty fair when everybody takes day
off. The several industries shut down
their plants, the farmer stops his
seeding and from far and near, the
crowds come. The management is
alive to the situation and has proNld-
ed a varied entertainment
In addition to the aeroplane and the
several acts before the grandstand, Il
game of baseball between LewiStown
and the home team Will be played.
Lefty Wertz will pitch for the home
team. The Liverpool Band will fur
nish the music for the day.
Following are the awards in the
various departments announced yes
terday:
Gentleman's shirt, first Martha
Laundry bag, first. Mrs. F. H.
Whitekettle; second, Martha h. Eng
lish.
kettle; second, Minnie Fleck.
Handkerchief. Mrs. II. I. Smith;
second. Helen Wagner.
Fancy apron, Mrs. Frank c. PTnt-
er; second, Mrs. c. s. Whitekettle.
Buttonholes. silk, first, Mary Roper
second, Mrs. r. NJ. Ramsey.
Buttonholes, cotton, first, c. Mae
Arndt; second, Mrs. S. w. Clark.
Special plain sewing, first, Mrs. w.
w. Sharon; second, Martha Hope.
Clothespin bag, first Mary Roper;
Ssecond Mrs c. S Whitekettle.
Bead chain. first, V. May Smith;
second. Mrs. ]. c. Motter.
Bead purse. first. Mrs. Elizabeth
Baker; second, Minnie Fleck.
Display beads, chain, first, Mrs.
Elizabeth Baker; second, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Runkle.
Special raffia work. first, Mrs. Eliza
beth Baker; second, Mrs. Emma Ack-
er
Bedroom slippers, first, Mary Irwin;
second. Mrs. f. NJ. Snyder.
Child's dress, plain hand sewed,
Elizabeth H. Roth.
Auto bonnet. Mrs. S. W. Clark.
Battenberg centerpieCe, first. Ber-
tina Kline; second, Lillian s Heston.
Battenberg stand cover. first. Mary
Roper; second, Mrs. r. G. Patschke.
Battenberg special Mrs. J. NJ. Run
kle.
Point lace handkerchief, first. Mrs.
T. T. Smith; second. Mary Schooner.
Point lace collar first, Myrtle Min
gle; second. Mrs. W. c. Ney
Centerpiece tatting, first, Carrie A.
CAN'T; second, Mrs. E. Z. White.
Cottar piece tatting, Mrs. E. F.
White.
special lattlnS, HTSI, NIS. +. +
/ White; second W. y. Kahler.
Jabot tatting, first. Carrie \. CAN'T;
second, Mrs. f. f. White
Hat band tatting, Mrs. +. F. White.
Collar and cuff set, first, Theresa
Miller; second. Arletta Wertz.
Belts, first, Mrs. w. ]. Flickinger;
second, Mrs. r. G. Patschke.
Bureau cover, first, Mrs. Neal Trout;
second. Kathryn Campbell.
Buffet cover, first. Mrs. r. G. Pat
schke: second, Kathryn Campbell.
Lunch cloth and doilies, first, Louise
Beard; second, Mrs. Neal Trout.
Centerpiece. first. Martha X. Eng
lish; second, Mrs. Nellie Cumbler.
Table cover, first Mrs. +. White
kettle; second, Claire Demaree.
Pin cushion, Mrs. George w. Ma
ginnis; second, Mrs. Harry E. Wagner.
Tray cloth, first, Anna Wills; Sec
ond, Claire Demaree.
Apron, first, Helen V. Smith; Sec
ond, Mrs. Sallie Lutz.
Jabot, first, Mary Schooner; second,
Helen Robinson.
Work bag, Helen Wagner.
Dutch cloth, Mrs. r. G. Patschke.
Collar, first, Mrs. Sallie Lutz; Sec
ond. Mary Schooner.
Infant bootees, first, Elizabeth H.
Roth; second, Mrs. 7. II. Whiteket-
tie.
Embroidered hat, first, Eva Will
son; second, Mrs. William c. Merry.
handkerchief first, Helen V. Smith;
second, Carrie a. CAN'T.
Infants cap, first, Mrs. F. II. White
kettle; second, Mrs. c. S. Whiteket-
tie.
Embroidered centerpiece first, Mrs.
G. S. Smoyer; second, Mary Roper.
Tumbler doilies, first, Mrs. w. W.
Sharon; second, Mrs. r. S. Patschke.
Coat collar, Mrs. Alma Arndt Smith.
Display, first, Mrs. Lenus A. Carl;
second, Mary Irwin.
Doilies display. Arletta Wertz.
Article, any other design, first, Mrs
Elizabeth Baker; second Susan Buff
fingtOn.
Napkin ring, Mrs. S. w. Clark.