Evening star., 1919-10-19
STUDENTS WILL JUDCE
AT THE FREDERICK FAIR
Annual Four-Day Exhibit Begins
Tuesday-Vanguard Already
Is on Scene.

FREDERICK, Md, October 1S.-At
the fifty-ninth annual cattle show of
the Frederick County Agricultural
| Society to open here next Tuesday
| forty-three students will take part
in the annual stock judging. contest
and will compete for prizes aggregat-
| ing 500.
The students stock judging contest
| is always an interesting feature at
the county fair. 1t attracts almost
as much attention as the actual ex-
hibit of stock. And to the credit of
the students. who, in the course of
| their studies in agriculture at school,
are taught to pick cattle of merit.
their selections usually coincide with
those of the paid judges, who come
from leading agriculture colleges
The vanguard of the army of ex-
hibitorS. who are to make up the first
county fair to be held here in two
years reached Frederick today.
To the farmers of this section the
county fair is what a conference and
consultation is to the banker and the
merchant. Farmers enter for eXhibi-
tion what they consider the prize
products of the farm. and then go to
the county fair and compare their
specimens with those of their neigh
borS.
Fair week here is county holiday.
as binding and compelling as the
Fourth of July. 1t is a four-day
period given over to pleasure and to
the exchange of ideas.
The classes in every department are
well filled. AS this county is typicauy
a farming and dairy section, there
will be thousands of dollars worth of
thoroughbred stock on exhibit. Like
wise the horse department is well fill
ed. The farm and garden products
display fills an entire building of two
stories. while the household exhibits.
consisting of kitchen products, sew
ing. art, etc, occupy another building
of two floors.
The machinery department. where
the latest labor-saving devices are eX-
hibited, occupies several acres of
ground. In connection with the horse
and cattle shows. full racing pro-
gram. consuming the entire afternoon,
will be run off.
Students in Judging Contest.
The following are the entries in the
students stock judging contest:
Middletown High School. Middle
town. Md.-James Grossnickle. Earl
Ausherman, Harold Grossnickle, Paul
Slifer. Norman Rhoderick. Frank
Younkins, Amos Beachley, Floyd
Stine. Glenn Stine, Lee Rudy, Chaun-
cey AhaIt. David Young, Harold Ahalt,
Edgar Baker, Park Beachley, Calvin
Shafer lie Roy Ahalt, Harold Sum-
mers, David Summers, Charles Rems-
berg. Albert Remsberg, Roland Gaver,
Emory Brandenburg, Bruce Biser,
Merrill Beachley.
Mount Airy-Farris Penn. Reuben
Leatherwood. Marshall Gosnell. Allen
Harrison, Worthington Henderson,
Robert Spurrier, Ghail Kolb. Hillary
Ripley, Albert Grim. Lloyd Baker and
Ernest Walker.
Gaithersburg-Gordo Bell, John
Magruder, Albert Gloyd, Linwood
Hoyle.
Household Superintendents.
The following are the superintend-
ents of the household department.;
| Mrs. Harry B. Witter. Mrs. Lee
| Ranneberger. Miss Eleanor Harry.
| Mrs. Lloyd c. Cutler, Mrs. James H.
Grove. Mrs. Cromwell Kessler, Mrs.
Charles C. Carly. Mrs. Richard J.
| Ross. Mrs. Emory L. Coblentz, Mrs.
David Cramer, Mrs. Charles N. Har-
gett. Mrs. Granville Smith. Mrs: Mar
tin E. Kefauver. Mrs. John E. Schel.
Miss Floy Doub, Mrs. Z. d. Shriner
and Mrs. Frank L. Stoner.
Judges-Mrs. C. w. Zimmerman.
Mrs. Noah E. Cramer. Miss Elizabeth
Houck, Mrs. William c. Birely. MISS
Pauline McCardell. Mrs. John w.
Humm, Mrs. J. H. Stauffer. Mrs. cas-
per z. Cline, Mrs. William B. Cutshali'
Mrs. Clarence Barrick. Mrs. william
D. Baumgardner.
Mrs. William L. Gross. Mrs. Charles
E. Hallen. Mrs. c. E. Harding. Miss
Louise Potts, Mrs. Claggett Rams
burg. Mrs. McGnl Belt. Mrs. E.
Charles Rem. Mrs. Lewis B. Hargett,
Mrs. John S. Rem. Mrs. William Z.
Howard, Mrs. Harry NJ. Howard. MISS
Anna L. Derr.
Mrs. Thomas N Mohler. Mrs Will
liam Mckinney. Mrs. Eugene Grove
Mrs. Edward D. Grove. MISS Nan
Houck. Mrs. Ezra Houck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Abram Temp, Mrs. William III.
Hershperger. Mrs. A. w. Nlcooe enu US -
Mrs. William p. Morsell. Mrs. r. v.
Smith, Mrs. Ernest Michael.
Mrs. Elmer Z. Dixon. Mrs. Horace Z.
Zacharias, Mrs. p. NJ. Hiteshew. Mrs.
Is. Elmer Brown. Mrs. Charles D.
walker. Mrs. Oliver P. Bennett. Mrs.
Jacob Rosenstock, Mrs. r. S. ]. Dut-
row, Miss Kate Ramsburg. Miss Nan
Wilson, Miss Rose Burger. Mrs. Gill
mer Schley.
Mrs. John T. Best. Mrs. William T.
Darner, Mrs. ]. Harry Grove. Mrs.
Frank v. Staub. Miss Grace Neidig'
Mrs. George Edward Myers. Mrs.
George Allnut, Mrs. H. NJ. Houck, Mrs.
w. L. Cutler. Mrs. Nathan J. England.
Mrs. Mary K. Markell. Mrs. D. P.
Ruckey. Mrs. Lewis F. Kefauver. Mrs.
Edward A. Toms. Mrs. A. w. Gaver,
Mrs. Reno S. Harp. Mrs. c. A. D. Will
liams and Mrs. John l.. Routzahn.