Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-13
MANY AWARDS ARE
BEING GIVEN OUT
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Needle Work.

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Needle Work.
Crocheted collar Mrs. William
Washington, Mrs. Anthony Leinhaus.
er.
Tatted collar-Miss Grace Andrews
Embroidered collar-Miss Hulda
| Newquist, Mrs. C. O. Potter.
Embroidered pillow slips--Miss
Mary Johnson. Chillicothe; Miss Edna
Gardner, Chilicothe.
Embroidered table runner-Mrs.
Michael Riley.
Crocheted yOke-Mrs. A. ]. Stodg.
hill, Dudley; Mrs. Fritz Herman, Riv.
erview.
Crocheted dining room set-Mrs.
Herman, Mrs. A. j. Stodghill, Dudley.
Crocheted piano scarf-Mrs. A. ].
Stodghill, Mrs. Henry Robertson.
Best hand made baby cap-Doris
Brown. Irene Dexter.
Best hand work BY lady. 10 years or
over-Mrs. Michael Riley, Mrs. F. C.
Allott
Best individual collection Of EN-.
broidery-Mrs. Henry Lusher, Mrs. F.
L. Baker.
Best individual collection of crochet
work-Mary johnson, Mrs. A. ]. Stodg.
hill.
Hand Work. Girls Il yssrs o. Under.
Dressed doll with best hand made
clothes Helen Herman, Goldina Book.
Best sample tatting-E6ie Miller.
Hand Work. Girls 10 or Under.
Crocheted yoke-Ida Smith, May
Newquist.
Towel in cross stitch-Helen Her
man.
Hand Work, Boys is .. Under.
Table book rack-Carroll LeinhauS
er. Max Wiley.
Rural School Premiums.
The prizes awarded in the rura!
school division follow:
Best collection of exercises in pen-
manship - Maple Grove school, Blad.
|ensburg school.
Best ten lines of writing from pupil
IN any grade = Jessie Kenendy, Green
No. /; Thelma Wing, Ashland.
Best original story Ruby Davis.
Liberty, Washington; Hazel Giltner,
Pleasant No 5.
Best ten farm problems stated and
solved by pupil above NTH grade
Jessie Kennedy. Green No. 1, Anna
Skinner. Keokuk No. 2.
Best letter to farmer, merchant o.
manufacturer applying for position
Marie Baker, Polk No. 8, Claudina Null
doom. Pleasant No 3.
Collection Of six or more insects In.
furious to Iowa agricultural products
Reveal school, Center township. and
-
Set Of four pencil drawings bv two
or more pupils-Polk No. 8: Liberty,
Washington township.
Plain map Of Wapello county
Mullenix. Fairview. Highland; Irene
Dexter. Green No. 2.
Leaf booklet Of native trees with
leaves mounted Clara diltner. Maple
Grove, Grace Steiner. Pleasant No. s.
Set Of three useful articles made
from Richland No. 8; Bladensburg.
Set OF four articles Of clothing made
by four pupils - Columbia No. s: Lib.
erty, Dahlonega.
Best collection Of free hand pape.
cuttings and mountings - Ruth Acton.
Liberty. Washington; Paul Rouxe, Co.
lumbia No. s.
Best specimen of common sewing by
girl: Ruth Wittenmyer. Richland No.
4: Martha Stone, Farson.
Best set of ten or more rope knots
made by boy Raymond Sheets,
Green No 2: Merle Jones, Polk No. 9.
Best specimen Of woven rug, ham
mock or man Hazel Hewitt. Fair.
view, Washington; Elmer Austin.
Union. Washington.
Best sketch OF school house - Ruby
Davis, Liberty, Washington: Leonard
Martin. Fairvjew, Washing ton.
Best map Of U. s. showing products
and industries = Luella Hoover. Fair.
view. Warrington; Aletha Black. Keo.
kuk No, 1.
Best rural school display Reveal
Bladensburg. Polk No. 5.
Have Honor llot.
The list, of those rural school chill.
dreh who had work entered at the in.
stitute for which there we're no pre-
miums offered. makes up the honor
roll and the following received honor.
able mention badges:
Norman Wallace, Polk No. 8; Ger
trude Locke, Polk No. 8: Vern Babb.
Maple Grove, Dahlonega: Beatrice
Davis. Maple Grove: Harvey Easton.
Cleveland. Washington; Ashland
school; Clara Mathews, Cass No. 3:
Cecil Newquist and Mildred Olney.
Columbia No. 5; Melford Bird, Colum
bia No. 3; Alva Hfndman. Columbia
No. 3; Martha Owings, Liberty. Keo-
kuk; Mildred Jones. Glen Wickham.
John Jones, Margaret Shoemaker. Bear
Creek; Lorene Yeager, Bladensburx:
Lora Widner, Farson: Fay Bachman.
Adams No. s; Clara Roberts. Pleasant
No. 3: and Carrie Belle Ferguson,
Polk No. 5.
Jarnisan Interesting.
Sense and Nonsense was the UNIQUE
caption under which J. w. Jarnixan.
editor Of the Iowa Farmer ut Dee
Moines, talked to 4 good sized crowd
Of farmers and townspeople at Oar.
ner's barn Wednesday evening.
His talk was full OF sense and non.
sense. Good, hard business sense
sprinkled with enough nonsense 20
make 1t entertaining. His jokes were
pithy and to the point and his little
humorous 9ketchea shovod Tho h.t~l1