The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
PARADES OF CHILDREN FEATURE
SECOND DAY OF CELEBRATION

Baseball throwing-Arthur Hender-
100 yard dash. High school-Arthur
Lawrence.
100 yard dash. Grade schools-James
Redman.
Sack race. High school-win'am
Frazier.
Sack race. High school Frank
Dade
Ihree-legged race-Joe Anderson
and Walter Kompart
Relay. race. nigh school-Hender-
son and Lawrence.
Relay race. Grade schools-Frank
Dade, Frank Redman.
Other Prizes Awarded.
The work of judging the various
EXHIBITS has been slow owing to the
numerous displays and the excellent
( quality. The work was completed
yesterday and the following are the
prize winners in the art department:
Water COLOR. X. Anderson. first;
Miss Mary Nanyo. second.
Crayon-J. II. Anderson, first: Miss
Belle Workman. second.
Oil-Aibert Long. first; Hercules
Spadisoar, second.
China-Mrs. G. r. Hartman. first:
Miss Alice Kinsey. second.
Writing. open TO pupils of Belmont
county schools-Miss LA Philips,
aged IL years.
Domestic Science.
Largest display of preserves-Mrs.
w; r unterzuber. first; Mrs. s. A.
=, Best jar of peaches-Mrs. H.. A.
marlborough.
Best jar of cherries-Miss May
Best jar of pears-Miss Emma Metz
horticultural Awards.
Pears-W r. Unterzuber, first; ].
W. Neff second
Quinces-Wm. Oschenbein. FIRST;
Mrs. James Wilkinson. second.
Peaches-Best three plates. Isaac
keyser, first: +. w. Nichol. second: J.
Owen. first; Phillip Young, second.
White Peach. +. W. Nichol. first; ].
w. Neff. second.
Grapes-White. Mrs. ]. Cohen. first;
Mrs J. w. Neff. second.
Plums-Mrs. J. w Neff. first; w. F.
Unterzuber. second.
Tomatoes-E. Kennedy, first; VIM.
Aschendein. second
Peppers-Mrs. ]. w. Kirkland, first:
Mary Pasmore. second
Onions-Chester Perkins second.
Strawberries - John Fogle. first:
7 Phillip Wise. second.
Chestnuts-W. +. Unterzuber. first.
first.
String Beans-John Fogle. second.
Potatoes-Best three plates, any va
riety. X. Owens. first; Lee Day. sec
ond: s. Bryant. third Seneca beauty.
, W. Oschenbein, first: Phillip Wise
second. Irish cobbler. Chester Perkins
second. Vermont gold coin. Chester
J Perkins. second. Early Ohio. T. J..
Schramm, first; Phillip Wise, second.
Burbank, A. I. Gibson. second. Early
Rose. BODY Cohen. second. Late Rose.
/, j. Robinson, second.
Rutabago-W. +. Unterzuber. first
Bets-W. +. Unterzuber, first: L.
W. UnterZuber. second.
Egg Planetary Passmore, second
Cabbage. best three heads-Dallas
Kennedy, first: George West. second.
Celery-Mary Passmore. second.
Tallest Corn-Emma Neff, first.
Pumpkin. iargest-Mrs. G. J. Davis,
first; I. L. Steiner, second Sugar
w. II; Darrah. first; Phillip Young.
second. GOVT. II. GLASGOW. first
Sushane-P. A. Wise, FIRST; ]. H.
Nehe, second.
Squash-Mrs. f. W. Phillips first.
Corn, yellow. Ault. first: James
Barrett, second; w r. Unterzuber,
third. White-F. NJ. Ault. first: l. Nc
Gee, second; l.. ID. Craig. third. Sugar
d. Mckeivey. first. Largest earl
w. Unterzuuber, first
WHAT. w. Unterzuber, first: Z.
+. Pugh, second
Rye. w. Unterzuber. first.
Oats-Phillip Wise. first: L. W.
DdAs stNonO.
Grange Day.
To-day will be devoted TO the farm
ers. and one OF the biggest crowds is
expected TO attend the fall celebration.
! Prominent men well known among all
the members of the Ohio Oranges will
be in the city TO deliver addresses.
| The meeting VIII be held in the Elk
Grand Theater. and the program ar
ranged for the occasion is an excellent
one. The program follows:
Open 1880. by w. r. Unterzuber.
Music. High School Orchestra
Address of Welcome.
1890. Superintendent J. A. Jackson
Music ...........H High School Quartet
Master Ohio state Grange.
Music. ....... High School Orchestra
! Dairying" r. l.. L. Calvert
State Board Of Agriculture.
Afternoon, 1880.
Music $500. High school Orchestra
| Address-"Bee Raising" ID. n. Morris
state Agricultural College.
| Paper" Country Life ............. .
.................M Mrs. ID. ID. Dubois
Paper-"City Life" Miss Gene Carnes
| Paper-"Life on a Western Ranch"
......... Mrs. Alberta Claire Moore
Music. ..........H High School Quartet
Address" Horticulture" r. p. Hoddy
State Agricultural College.
MUsic-'America'. ................
............. Audience and orchestra
1880 p. m.-Free street attraction.
bears
2 90 p. m.-Industrial and farmers
parade
300 D. m.-SlOw mule race
$3.50 y. m.-Bicycie race.
100 y. m-Free street attraction.
bears.
Midway at Tweniy,sixtb street.
Great American Shows.
Chronic Constipation.