Evening journal., 1918-01-05

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MIDDLETOWN. Del, Jan 5-The
eleventh annual corn show Of the Della
ware Corn Growers Association came
10 a close hero yesterday after a most
successful show. Tho freezing weather
kept the attendance down, but by actual
count nearly thousand people passed
through tho doors during the three
days. The judges and government ex-
perts spoke In glowing praise Of the
quality Of the exhibits. aud the classes
being well nlled, the promoters were
more than pleased with the success Of
the show. The awards follow.
Glass 4, FOR the best so ears from New
Castle county-First, 80. James 7. Shall
cross, Mlddletown, Del: second, Sc.
Alonzo s. Whittock Odessa third, SO,
Frederick G.. snyder Newport; fourth.
ribbon, John Hopkins, Newark.
Kent county-Flrst, 50. Thomas A.
Garrison, Dover; second, s6. Frank At
tiN, Kenton; third. So w. V. Cosden,
/ Dover; fourth, ribbon, William Marvel.
Dover.
sussex comty-First, 50. V. r. Allen,
Seaford; second, So. Robert j. Allen,
Seaford; third, So, Wilbur r. Heath.
/ Hilford.
Glass B honorary. for the best 20
ears from the State at large-Whit
corn-First 81. James T. Shallcross,
Ntddletown; second. kv-s-. ...Onzo 5
Nhittock, Odessa; third SO. W. V. Cue
den Dover; fourth, pvs, hvio spade
William Marvel. Dover; fifth. RIB, a.
Fred Trimble Hockessin.
Yellow corn-First, 81, Frederick G
Snyder, Newport; second, Victor Spot
Light, Roswell Shafer, New Castle.
third, SO, Victor G., Kohl. Middletown:
fourth, one gallon Creso dip. Alonzo
Whttock; NTH, ribbon, W. II. Shafer.
New Castle.
White Cap corn--First, 81, Naudain &
Son, Marshallton.
Glass C honorary. for the best 10
ears OF corn from the State az laree-
White corn--First, 81, James r. Shall
cross, Middletown; second, s5. Alonzo
s. Whittock, Odessa: third, pair driv-
ing gloves, w. Y. Cosden. Dover: fourth
g, William Marvel; nth. ribbon. Fred
Trlmble. Hockessln.
Nellow corn-First, 81. Victor Kohl.
Middletown; second s.. Roswell Shafer
New Castle; third, Deitz driving lamp
Monzo 5. Whittock, Odessa: fourth. 80
w. II. Shafer, New Castle; NTH. ribbon.
Ralph Wilson.
White Cap corn-First. 81. Fred Trim
BILE Hockessin; second s5. Naudain &
Son, Marshallton; third. five gallons au-
tomobile oil, Harvey Ball. Marshallton.
White corn, Class B (amateur). for
the best 20 ears from the State at large
First, s., w. II. Cook, Newark; Sec
ond, horse blanket, Thomas p. Garrison.
Dover; third. SO, George B. w. Rhoades.
Middletown; fourth, 25-pound bag flour.
Robert J. Allen, Seaford nth. ribbon.
J. p. Algire. Mjddletowu.
Yellow corn-First. 81. George Hof-
fecker, Dover; second, pair rubber boots.
a. F. Davidson, Middlctown third. s3
A. J. Davidson. Middlelown: fourth. cas-
serole, w. II. Cook, Newark nth. rib
bon, C. A. KNOTS. Newark.
White corn. Glass g ,amateur First,
81, Thomas A. Garrison. Dover: second,
s.. George Burge, Midtown: third. So.
Wallace Cook Newark. fourth, sub
soriptlon 10 the New Era, George p. W.
Rhoades. Mlddletown Afth ribbon,
Harry Bignear, Mlddletown
Yellow corn--Rirst, ST. Fred SNYDER
Newport; second, s.. WoOdall Cochran,
MiddletoYn third, s. George Honecler.
Dover; fourth. subscription to Middle
town Transcript, Penrose Talley, VII
mington; NTH ribbon, A. r. Davidson,
Mlddletown
White Cap corn-Flrst, s., ABB. Wood
ward, Centerville; second So, Joseph
Clark, Wilmington; third. SO, Thomas J
Ryan. Wilmington; fourth. 50, Steven
Lodge, Wilmington; NTH, ribbon. Leon
ard Kelley, Wilmington.
Glass n for fhn haef al naro of n.rr,
from New Castle county - First, So,
James T. Shallcross, Middletown: sec
Ond, SO, A. =. Whittock, Odessa: third.
81, Frederick c. Snyder, Newport
fourth 81, Naudain & Son. Marslallton.
Kent county-First Thomas D. Garri- !
son, Dover; second s3, George Tayer.
fourth 81, Ralph Wilson.
sussex county-First Robert j. Allen.
Seaford; third, .. n. Mustard Lewes
fourth, John Ponder Milton
Glass +, for the best single ear of corn
from New Castle county-First, g, Wal
lace H. Cook Newark; second, 81 50.
James T. Shallcross. Middletown; third .
90 cents, Alonzo s Whittock, Odessa.
Kent county-First. George Hoffecker, +
Dover; second, O.. w. Tayer, Hartley
AlIut -. ntcNNl AuNLAf IulNltNs
Sussex couniy-First, Y. r. Allen. Sea-
ford
Glass +, for the best 80 ears Of corn
the most by weight-First, So.
J. C. Cowgirl, Dover, II lbs. "a o.; sec
ond. 50, Harvey Ball. Hockessin, II lbs.
i3 o.; third, 50, Naudaln y Son, Mar
shallioD. A lbs. ~ o.
Glass g. for tho best samples Of the .
following varieties OF corn
Reeds Yellow Dsnt-Fi'si, S2 Fred +
erlck c. Snyder Newport.
Sussex county-Firsi, So William .
Marvel. Dover; second, 81. John Ponder
Milton.
Delaware White Cap-First -, Nau- .
dain & son, Marshallion.
Johnson County White - First, g.
Alonzo :. Whittock, Odessa; second. 81 1
James T. Shallcross, Middletown
Glass for boys, for the best ten ears
OF any variety from. New Castle county
First, si Wallace II. Cook, Newark
second. 49, j. s Meyers, Nlddletown
third. 50. William Burge, Nliddlctown
fourth. "a. Victor p Kohl Middlctown. F.
r. Kent county-First, 81. Gilbert Cosden,
Dover: second, 81, James Ashton Hart /
ley; third, q. g. Lester Tayer, Hartley.
Glass H, for the best peck sample Of
wheat from New Castle county-First,
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