The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-02
PRIZE W|NNERSIN
EXHIBIT GIVEN OUT
BECAUSE OF SCARCITY OF EN-:
TRIES ALL MEDALS WERE
NOT AWARDED.

WOOD HAIL, ON Fr1Qdy anu SATURDAY
last. Owing to the enforced postpone
ment of influenza the entries In some
classes we're small and it was not pos
sible to award all of the gold and sill
yer medals The attendance was rather
good and most of the exhibits were a
credit to the county.
The prize winners in the different
classes are:
| Division "a"
| Glass Open to boys and girls of
Berkeley County schools.
| ta) Best exhibit of agricultural prod
I ucts made by any boy or girl in any
rural school in the county.
/ 1st-Gold Medal, Grace Kilmer
2nd-Silver medal, Genevieve Viii
! liams.
3rd-4 Thrift Stamps, Frances Thorn
| as.
| 4th--Ribbon, Fred Sperow.
| 5th-Ribbon, Maize Gano.
| (c( Best exhibit of agricultural prod
ucts made by a boy or girl in each
magisterial district,
| lst--6 Thrift Stamps, Fred Sperow,
Falling Waters; Marie Gano, Opequon;
Grace Kilmer, Arden.
2nd-4 Thrift Stamps, Eleanor Fore.
man, Opequon,; Francis Thomas, Ar
lden.
| Third Thrhs Stamps, Genevieve
Williams, Opequon; Theodore Place,
Arden. a
4th--1 Thrift Stamp, Adrian Folk,
Opequon; Jane Snyder Arden.
Glass 2-Open to schools Of Berke.
ley County.
! (a) Best exhibit of agricultural prod
ucts made by any rural school in the
county.
| 1st-$4,00, Tuscarora School.
| 2nd-$250, Fairview School, Ope-
quon District.
3rd-s1Oo, Fraiview School Arden
District.
/ (bl. Best exhibit of agricultural prod
Iucts made by any rural school in each
district
1st-Picture or map, Tuscarora, Ar
den; Fairview, Opequon; Spring Mills,
Failing Waters.
/ 2nd-Ribbon, Fairview, Arden.
| Division"B."
Glass Open to individual club
members only.
/. (b) Best all around showing with rs
acre of potatoes, includes yield, profit,
Illustrated booklet and exhibit of / peck
of potatoes.
1st-Trip to Morgantown, Adrian
Folk.
2nd-400 lbs fish bone compound
Edward Gano.
3rd-400 lbs. Is per cent acid phos
I phate, Francis Kershner.
: 4th-S Thrift Stamps, Clarence Mil
Ter.
5th-Potato fork, Geo. Speilman
(cl Best all around showing with q
pig; includes pounds of pork produc
ed expense illustrated booklet and ex
hibit of pig
1st-Trip to Morgantown, Herman
VanMetre.
2nd-1e0 lbs. digester tankage, Rob
ert Hollida,
3rd-1O Thrift Stamps. Irving Holli
da.
r 4th-S Thrift Stamps. Harry Hurst
5th-6 Thrift Stamps, Ernest Van
Metre.
6th-4 Thrift Stamps-Louis Folk
7th-2 Thrift Stamps, Brunette
Butts.
(d) Best all around showing Of poul
try: includes production. profit, illus
trated booklet and exhibit of trio
(cockeral and 2 pullets). of chickens
raised
1st-2 w. S. 81, Maize Gano.
2nd-1oo lbs. meat scrap. Virgins
Stuckey.
1st-Tipping and Gaping irons and
Matoaka Stribling.
4th-50 lbs. Purina shick feed, Olive
Gall.
5th-Drinking fountain, Eleano,
Foreman
6th-3 Thrift Stamps, Laura Orr.
7th-2 Thrift Stamps, Pauline Mon
gan.
Division "C".
Glass 1-Open to canning clubs
(a) Best collective exhibit made by
any canning club in the county.
/ 1st-Tipping and acapping irons anc
8 lbs. solder, Liberty Canning Club
Class 2-Open to canning club mem
bers Of Berkeley County.
(a) Best collective exhibit of mo-
more than vegetables. 2 fruits, 2 jel
lies, mixed vegetable for soup, ;
dried vegetables, 2 brined vegetable.