South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-19
GARDEN CONTEST
WINNERS CHOSEN
c. D. BrittOn, R. w. DOnmOy-
er and John Cook Are
Prize Winners.

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test conducted under the auspices
Of the garden department Of the
municipal recreation bureau. a.. j..
Brition. 1911 T.. Madison So, is vim
ner Of the FIRST prize; r. S.. Don
moyer. $50 L4ncoin way r OF the
second prize and John Cooi, 1925
s.. Clover e. tbird prize. The nTsb
prize is 82J gas range. the sec
ond, a SIS victro!a and the third
$40 vacuum cleaner.
Announcement or the city prize
winners and tho winners in each OF
the seven wards Of the city was
made Monday by r. =. Wolfe gar
zen superintendent. The winners
in the various wards ave as follows.
Prize Winners.
First Ward Calvin Curry. zoe
Harrison av.. first prize SIS worth
OF door and window screen including
an oaIS screen door: a.. IT, Fielder.
II Logan ST.. second prize. wilton
rug, Russell Fisher. $40 Park av,.
third prize. S. I'm merchandise
Second Ward. Mary Dabrowi8k.
fe29 Fassnacht av.. first prize. $50
iu merchandise, 4. EadcCki, S2Z n.
Walnut 81. second prize. Wilton
rug. Maggie Eusselit. 2614 kenwood
ar.. third prize 81 On merchandise.
Third Ward: Miss Ellie Comng.
500 :. Main ST. hrst prize, diamond
lavalliere. Miss Pauline Stranz. sos
W. Tut st. second prize, wilton
ring: Miss Harriet L. Finch. 222 :
William ST.. g. in merchandise.
Fourth Ward. q. d. Britton.
1911 T.. Madison St., FIRST prize. So
ia merchandise; John Cook. 1925 :.
clover st. second prize. Wilton rug;
T. Granenberger, third prize SO in
merchandise.
Fifth Ward: r. W Donmoyer.
$50 Lincoln way T.. first prize.
camera and $40 In merchandise; d.
"a. Calvert, 522 r. Monroe ST.. sec
ond prize. Wilton rug; J. Finken-
binder. 707 s Columbia St, third
prize. So ina merchandise.
sixth Ward. In this ward the
local judges failed 20 report in time
to- make the district eligible i'm the
contest
Seventh Ward. Ada NJ. Kring,
1889 Miami ST., first prize, SD rock
er: Fred Marieka. 1919 \ scott ST.
second prize, coaster wagon and
Gashlight; Carl II. Hunman. 7t6
Pennsylvania av.. third prize $40
vacuum cleaner.
Names of Judgas.
The judges who picked the win
srs IN the city wide contest were.
Mrs L s. Fickenscher. 121 = ~.
Peter ST.. Mrs a. L. t. Gammack,
see y. Eleventh st.. and Mrs. STAN
islaus Dreier. 210 chaplin ST., as
sisted in the fourth ward 10y AR.
and Mrs. Ryel T. Miller. Nc was
their duty O. visit each of the three
homes scored highest by the ward
judges and from this number 10
cslvvse the winners of the three city
rizes. Theirs was an ardnous task
ass v'as also that of the Judges i'm
each of the wards who have work
eel faithfully all summer visiting
the yards and Sardeus entered in
the contest I'm their respective dis
tricts
The contest has been iu progress
Snce March when the first registra-
ton cards We're issued and has pro-
stressed throughout the slmmer
ruder the able direction of Ar
WclfC Mir Wolfe is much pleased
with The work accomplished this
summer. He figures that the COM
Test. by taking IN ga homes. has
touched almost 5000 individuals Tt
is his hope ami that of the garden
department 20 enlist at least 5000
homes in the confess next year
The department. Is grateful tu the
merchants If the city for their co.
operation iu furnishing prizes. The
6rns which donated the prizes are
the Miller Sash and Screen factory.
the George Wyman Co. The Ellis
worth store Brandon-D urreu Co.
the Clsuer JewelTy store. sailor
Bros. The National Cloak and suit
Co. otto a. Bastiau. the Acme
Manufacturing Co. the South Bend
Toy Co. 4. 1T. Heller Co. Charles
r, sax 4 Co. Northern Indiana Gas
and Electric Co. George Wheelock
and Co. and Robertson Bros