Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Class 5s-Cold Pack Method

Canned Corn-First so Mrs. Geo.
Sales, second rs Mrs. Jno. Fahren-
krog.
Canned Beans-First so Mrs. Geo,
Sales, second .25 Mrs. Jno. Fahren-
krog.
| Canned Tomatoes-First so Mrs
Geo. Sales,
Canned Raspberries-First so
Mrs. Jno. Fahrenkrog.
Class 60-Textile Fabrics
Crocheted shawl-First sl.OO Mrs.
P. E. Robinson.
Bedrofm slippers-First 81 Mrs.
Blanche Moore, second so Mrs. p
E. Robinson.
Cotton contemplating 81 Mrs.
Alice Seabury,
Cotton quilt-First 81 Cora Skin
ner, second so Mrs. j. r. Blunt.
Silk quilt-First 81 Mrs. O. Wal
ton, second so Mrs. w. A .selvy.
Linen embroidery-First 81 Mrs.
l.. G. Vincent, second so Mrs. E. S.
McNitt.
Punch work embroidery-First 81
Mrs. P. E. Robinson.
French Knot embroidery-First 81
Mrs. P. E. Robinson.
Oriental Drawn work-First 81
Mrs. B. F. Sigler, second so Mrs.
w. H. Bail.
Crocheted lace-First so Mrs. j, l..
Fahrenkrog, second rs Mrs. B. F.
Sigler.
Hardanger embroidery-First so
Mrs. Claude Mckinney.
Crochet collar-First 81 Mrs,
q. S. McNitt, second so Mrs. P. E.
Robinson.
Filet crochet yoke-First 81 Mrs.
Marshal.
Crochet yoke-First so Mrs. S. G..
Marshal, second .25 Mrs. D. q. Nc
Cullough
Crocheting other than named-First
so Mrs. o. Walton, second .25 Mrs
c. E. Mccoy.
Tatted yoke-First so Mrs. D. -.
Mccullough.
Tatting other than named-First
so Louise Carlisle.
Tatted centerpiece-First so Mrs.
Alice Seabury, second .25 Mrs. d. r.
Mccullough.
Cross stitch-First so Louise Car
Isle, second .25 Mrs. E. S. Mcnitt.
Corset cover crochet trimmed-First
81 Mrs. S. A. Mccain, second so
Mrs. z. West.
Camisole-First 81 Mrs. W. H.
Bail, second so Mrs. 2. West.
Fancy apron trimmed-First 81
Mrs. P. E. Robinson
Pillow cases tatting trimmed-First
so Mrs. D. E. Mccullough.
Pillow cases crochet trimmed-First
SO Mrs. L. G. Vincent.
Pillow cases embroidered-Fir so
Mrs. B. F. Sigler, second .25 Mrs. P.
E. Robinson.
Guest towel embroidered First so
Louise Carlisle, second .25 Mrs. P. 3.
Robinson
Guest towel crocheted-First so
Mrs. L. G. Vincent, second .25 Mrs.
d. p. Mccullough.
Guest towel tatted-First so Lon
Use Carlisle, second .25 Mrs. d. E.
Mccullough.
Six napkins embroidered-First 81
Mrs. w. H. Bail,
Luncheon set-First 81 Mrs. l..
q. Vincent, second, so Mrs. L. G.
Vincent.
Lunch cloth-First 81 Mrs. S. A.
Mccain, second so Mrs. Jno. Fahren-
krog.
Centerpiece-First 81 Mrs. A. A..
Wood, second so Mrs. A. A. Wood.
Sideboard runner-First so Mrs.
Charlotte Aronson.
Dresser scarf-First so Louise
Carlisle, second rs Mrs. Jno. l.. Fab
renkrog.
Piano scarf First so Mrs. Myron
Hirst, second .25 Mrs. G. R. Walker.
Sofa cushion, silk-First so Mrs.
t. j. Hennessey.
Sofa cushion other than named
First so Mrs. B. F. sigler.
Pin cushion--F'irst so Mrs. P. f..
Robinson, second .25 Mrs. Charlotte
Aronson.
Laundry bag -First so Mrs. P. e.
Robinson.
Kensington bag First so Dorothy
Emmerson.
Crochet bag-First so Mrs. 3.
S. McNitt, second .25 Mrs. Martha
Conyers.
Hand made portiers First 81 Mrs.
Jno. Hansen, second so Mrs. Jno.
Hansen.
Fancy Petticoat-First 81 Mrs.
Fred Seabury.
Home made dress-First 81 Mrs.
Lenore Porter.
Infants hood, tatted-First so
Mrs. D. E. Mccullough
Infants hood, crochetted-First so
Mrs: E. s. McNitt, second rs Mrs.
G. E. Mccoy.
Hand made Misunderstanding 81
Mrs. z. West, second so Mrs. L. G..
Vincent.