Catoctin clarion., 1918-01-24

Esther K. Nelson, Home Demonstrating
tvtes, Mr.. Daxid G. Zentz, chairman.
The greater portion of Thursday wa
articles brought in by people of the tow
until Thursday evening, at which time
large audience, his subject being "Socia
On Friday addresses were delixered
others, to large audiences at both morni
The ladies of the Red Cross served
good business, and are we'll pleased with
Below we give list to whom premi
prizes were worth 5Oc and 25c for first,
bearing the amount won, have been sent
at the Thurmont Bank. The figures l,
Mrs. Bushong Eyler; pear preserves,
ounce preserves, tomato catsup, 1st;
cherry preserves, End; mixed pickle and
tomatoes, 3rd.
Mrs. Alva Isanogle, asparagus, 1st.
Miss Viola Stocksdale, ounce jelly, 1st.
Miss Helen Martin, filet tray mat, 3rd
Miss Margaret Waesche, hot biscuit
cover, End.
Mrs. Mary Shaffer. centerpi ece, End.
Mrs. Theo. Waesche, beet pickles. End.
Mrs. Wilson Pryor, quilt and dried
peaches, lst; Gold Coin potatoes End;
butter 3rd,
Mrs. Thad Creager, Comet potatoes, 2.
Mrs. Ernest Powell, beaten biscuit. J..
Miss Mary Roddy, pears, lst.
Mrs. F. A. Roddy: canned tomatoes. !
Mrs James Firor, peas, 2.
Mrs. John Kelbaugh, dried apples, g.,
cucumber pickles, l.
Mr.. John Kelbaugh, York Imp, Stay
men Winesap, l. Black Twig apples, 8.
Mrs. Theo. Stoner, bread, 3.
Mr.. A. w. Hauver, Early Pride pota-
toes, 3.
Mr.. Riggs, 10 ears white corn, /.
Mrs. Frank Dotterer, lima beans, g,
mixed pickle, l, towels, l, 2.
Mrs. Edgar Peddicord, comfort, J.,
pillow, 2.
Mrs. Daniel Zentz, apple butter 2.
Mrs Keefer Brandenburg, red beets l
Mr.. John Gaver, mounted wild goat,
Mrs. Calvin Bowers. dried peaches, 3,
corn pone, l, eggs, 3.
Mrs. VIM. Lohr, quilt, 2; centerpiece 8
Mrs. Marion Fogle, caramels, 8.
VIM. ]. Martin, peck of rye, 2, White
corn, 2.
Allen Hoover, wheat. 2.
Charles Saylor, oats, 2.
Miss Mable Wilhide, handmade gar
ment, l.
Miss Mable Freeze, pop corn, 8.
Miss Ruth Weybright, tatted cap, l.
Miss Maud Freeze, quilt, 3.
Mrs. VIM. Freeze, ounce jelly, 2.
Calvin Bowers, rye, clover seed, kid
ney beans, /; ensllage 8; shellbarks /.
Miss Jane Harbaugh, rolls, dried corn
and caramels, 2.
Miss Marguerite Winebrenner, yokes,
and 2.
Miss Minnie Green, quilt, 2, cushion, l
Mrs. l.. R. Waesche, knit sweater, 81,
B. B. jelly, 2, ounce jelly 8.
Charles j. Weller, smoker apples, /;
yellow corn 8, butter, 2.
Mrs. Irwin Mackley, cherry preserves, 8
Mrs. c. R. Eyler, bread. 2.
Miss Myrtle Eyler, quilt, g..
Mrs. w. T. Weller, soap, l..
Mr.. Frank Weller, sweet potatoes, l,
wheat 3.
Mrs. Henry Foreman, soap, 2.
Mrs. Herbert Zentz, DEVILS food, l
Mrs. Theo. Stoner, trio Buff Orp., 81.
Mr.. Carroll Tyson, trio R. l. Red, 81.
Mrs. Charles Fresnour, peaches, 8.
F. A. Roddy, oats. 3.
Mrs Chas. Mackley, crocheted lace, l.;
silk quilts, and 2.
Miss Ethel Foreman, sweater, 2.
Mrs. VIM. Foreman, made garments,
l and 2.
Miss Sarepta Grimes, Canadian wheat
Miss Addie Grimes, grape juice, 2.
Miss Maize Webster, broom corn, 3.
Miss Bessie Webster. ginger bread, l,
hard soap 8.
Mr.. D. G. Zentz, alfalfa hay l; yellow
corn 2. potatoes, dried pears and canned
cherries, |; pear preserves 2.
Mrs. D. G. Zentz, cucumber pickles
and 8: peach chutney 2.
Lloyd Hauver, dried corn l, popcorn q.
Roscoe Mackley, Wyandotte chickens
$l.OO.
James keilholtz, apples l.
Charles Mackley, largest pumpkin l.
John Clark, pumpkin, 2.
Miss Helen Krom, tatted centerpiece 2.
Mrs. Edith Kelly, centerpiece 8.
Mrs. Belva Birely, grape juice 8; jar
red beet l.
Mrs. Bessie Palmer, red cherries 2.
Mrs. George Isanogle, crab apple jelly
2; dried corn, canned corn, dried apples 8
Miss Mamie Isanogle, lima beans l.
Mrs. Edith Creager, centerpiece 2.
Mr.. Charles Favorite, corn 3.
Miss Grace Hauver. dried apples, ap-
pie butter, strawberry preserves l; dried
peaches, potato chips and peach pre-.
serves 2.
Mrs. Robert Martin, soup beans and q
corn pone 2, bran mullins and lard 1.