The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-08
Joddington, near Oakland.

Grape jelly-First and third, Mrs.
George T. Porter, near Oakland;
second, Miss M. SoIlars, near Oakland.
Blackberry jelley-First. Mrs. J. E.
Harmed, Oakland; second, Miss NJ.
Sollars.
Apple jelly-First, Mrs. Geo. T..
Porter; second, Miss Pearl Bishoff.
Crab apple Jelly-First, Miss Dora
Martin.
Ounce jelly-Mrs. Joseph E. Harmed.
Strawberry preserves-Flrst, Miss
Pearl Bishoff; second, Mrs. Geo. Porter;
third, Mrs. George 7. Porter.
Raspberry preserves-Flrst, Mrs.
Bert. c. Scott, Oakland.
Spiced peaches-First, Miss Ruth
Kudisill, Mt. Lake Park.
Canned peaches-First, Miss Mar
garet Sollars; second, Mrs. Albert
Ashby, Oakland; third, Mrs. S. E.
Custer
Canned pears-First, Miss Francis
Hamill. Oakland: second, Miss
Roberts. third, Mrs. George T. Porter.
Canned Pears-First, Mrs. Bert C.
Scott.
Catsup-First, Miss Margaret Sol
lars; second, Mrs. S. E. Custer.
Sour cucumber pickle-First, Mrs. A.
Coddington; second, Mrs. 7. j. Brown
ing, State Road; third, Miss Margaret
Sollars.
Sweet cucumber pickles-First, Mrs.
Jane Wolf; second, Mrs. Bert C, Scott.
Picked Onions-First, Miss Ada
Wensell.
Chow chow-First, Mrs. S. E. Custer
second Mrs. D. E. Offutt, Oakland
third, Mrs. George T. Porter.
Canned Toma toes-First, Mrs. J. E.
Harmed; second, Mrs. George T. Porter.
Canned Plums-First, Miss Margaret
Sollars.
Canned corn-First, Mrs. James D.
Hamill; second, Mrs. D. M. Dixon,
both of Oakland.
Canned Cherries-First, Mrs. A.
CoddIngton; second, Mrs. George T.
Porter.
Canned Beans-Mrs. T. B. DOMAIN,
Mountain Lake Park; second, Mrs. A
B. Calls; third. MRS. Bert C. Scott,
both of Oakland.
PASTRY
Bread-First, Mrs. H. C. Hostetler
second, Miss Margaret Sollars.
Rolls-First, Miss Rosa Paulie
second, Miss Margaret Sollars Mary
land biscuits)
Baking Powder Biscuits-First, Mrs.
Katie Bowman.
Apple-First. Miss Margaret Sollars
/ second, Mrs. H. c. HostetIer.
Pumpkin-First, Mrs. G. A. Porter
( Lemon-First, Miss Della Wolf.
CAKES
Angel food-First, Miss Rosa Paulle.
Rose conserve-First, Mrs. j. C. Rem
ninger.
Cookies First, Miss Della Wolf.
PHOTOGRAPHY. HAND PAINTING, DRAWING
/ Best display amateur photography
First. Leo. j. Beachy
Kodak work-Rev.lO. A. Dreamer;
second, James Wilson; third, Harry
Weimer.
Best Sketch from nature in water
color-First, and second, Mrs. B. H.
Slncell on landscapes.
Best sketch from Nature in pencil
First, Mrs. Ellwood Offutt, second, Miss
Rachel Johnson.
Best Marine Landscape (oiD-First,
Miss Lucinda Hinebaugh.
Best Head water colors) First, Mrs.
E. Z. Tower.
CHILDRENS' WORK.
Embroidered center piece-First,
Lois Fraley
Embroidered night dress-First,
Margaret Hamill.
Brown linen table runner-Flrst,
Nellie Coddington.
OLD LADIES' WORK. 65YEARs AND OVER.
Needle work-First, Mrs. Mary
Matheny, Oakland, Md; second, MIS-
Rachel Wilson, Piedmont, w. Va.
Crochet lunch set-First, Mrs.
Martha West, Oakland, Md; second.
Mrs. Fundenberg, Oakland, Md.
Knitting Mrs. Fundenberg
Oakland, Md; second, Mrs. O'Donnell,
Loeb Lynn. Md.
Crochet quilt Mrs. Clark De-
berry.
SCHOOL CHILDRENs' DEPARTMENT.
Map of Maryland Izetta Fox.
Friendsville; second, Verna zimmerman,
Crellln; third, Beural Ashby, Crellin.
PenmanshIp-First w. A. e. Frantz
second, Marie Custer; third, F. E.
Rush
Painting, Oakland Pau
Ashby; second, Christina Hesen; third,
Evelyn Yelling.
Painting. Friendsville First, Agatha
Black; second, Yeah Friend
Painting. Deer Park First, Frederick
Refs. second Thelma Tauuhlip