Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-11-20
Cincinnati Girl Awarded West
colt Automobile For Selling
War Savings Stamps.
NINE-YEAR-OLD BOY 4 WINNER

tee-Wlnner Of First Prize In BIs
summer Vacation Contest Sold
$4,000 Worth Of War savings
stamps-Awards Ranged From Set
OF China to q Substantial Post
Tractor and Luxurious Automobile.
Columbus. O.-(Special.) .)-Twenty-
i've Ohio school children have Just
been awarded twenty five prizes, rang
ing from set of china to q luxurious
automobile, by the Ohio War Savings
Committee. for selling War Savings
Stamps.
Flora Leistner. aged Is. a student
at Hughes high school. Cincinnati, won
the $4,000 Westcott automobile. do
mated by the Westcott Motor Car COM
pany Of Springfield. Miss Leistner
during the summer vacation, sold
$4,000 worth Of War Savings
Stamps, remarkable record.
The second prize, . farm tractor,
donated by the Post Tractor company
OF Cleveland. went to Robin M. Ham
ilton, Lebanon. Miss Hamilton sold
$S8,300 worth Of War Stamps during
the contest. Thomas Guy, only 8
years old, and q school pupil at Belle.
fontaine, was awarded $1,000 in War
Savings Stamps for standing the third
highest. The War Stamps were do
mated by the Union Central Life In
surancs company Of Cincinnati.
The fourth prize, Wurlitzer grand
piano. goes to Paul ]. Ruppanner, 1897
Elm street, Cincinnati, and the fifth
prize. $500 in War Savings Stamps,
donated BY the Mills restaurants Of
Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus,
was awarded to Ethel Stump, pupil at
Highlands school, Cincinnati.
Other winners Of the twenty-five
grand prizes for vacation effort an
noun ced today are as follows:
John c. Kennedy, Felicity. Clermont
county, hall Ginning clock. donated
by Herscheds Hall Clock company,
Cincinnati. O.
Kathleen Tulis, Lima, Indian motor
cycle. donated by the Hendes Manu-
featuring company. Springfield, Mass.
Bertha Gossman. 3es East Liberty
street, Cincinnati, Sonora Grand phon-
oEraph. donated by the Sonora Phon-
oEraph Sales company, New York city.
Bertha Gossmau. 3os East Liberty
street, Cincinnati, six-piece ivory bed
room suite, donated BY The May COM
pany. Cleveland.
Harry Kuhn. Emanuel school, Day
ton. Gruen Verithin watch, donated
by Gruen Matchmaker Guild, Gin.
cinnati.
Alfred Schmitz, Emanuel school,
Dayton. 72-piece Gorham silver set,
donated by The Goodman Brothers,
Columbus.
Helen z. Baker, Homework, Colum-
biana county. 500 in War Savings
Stamps, donated by . friend Of the
schools.
Mott Cline. Harvsysburg, Warren
county. Guldan violin and equipment,
donated by The Guldan Violin com.
pany. Columbus.
Iris Schurtz. 1917 hawthorne street.
Columbus. mahogany spinst desk and
chair. donated by The Sterling and
Welsh company. Cleveland.
Howard Park, SsS Dryden Road, Co.
lumbus. six walnut dining chairs, do
mated by stumps-Burkhardt company,
Dayton.
Innan Mongsr. Franklin. Warren
county, Singer sewing machine, do
mated by Singer Sowing Machine com.
pany. Columbus.
Frances Gompf, Logan. Hooking
county. girls bicycle. donated by Da-
Wis Sewing Machine company, Dayton.
Ruth Schmuelilny, $40 East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, rookwood vase, do
mated by Rookwool .Potteries, Cincia.
natl.
Harold Owen. Marion, O.. 342 Silver
street, Aoor lamp. donated by z. L.
White Company, Columbus.
Carl T. Campbell, 4o4 Vine street,
Marion, box of fancy baked goods. do
mated by Green Z Green company.
Dayton.
Vsda FIGHTER, - Bradford street.
Mansfield, lamp and set of books. do
mated by Bowman company and Bur.
rows Brothers company. Cleveland.
George Burns, 24ss Wahl Terrace,
Cincinnati. Princeton canoe, donated
by w. H. Mullins company, Salem.
Freda Stegemillsr, 345 South Eley.
enth street. Hamilton, Butler county.
banjo-mandolin. donated by Heaton's
Music Store, Columbus.
john G. Hsrsh, 3W East Fourth
street. Cincinnati. dinner .sst Of chine,
ware. donated by the -Steubsnvills
Pottery company, Steubsnvills. o.
Carl zscksr. Lebanon, Warren coun-
". dinner set Of chinawars, donated
by =. N. Knowles China company,
East Liverpool. O.
More than million pupils Of the
state, under the guidance Of their
teachers, are having brought home to