The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
FAIR DATES PICKED
FOR THE 1920 FAIR;
sEPT.21, p And 2
Fair Board Officers Chosen at
Saturdays Meeting; Also
Superintendents of Depart
ments and Police Patrols.
LARGE PART OF DEBT
ORDERED LIQUIDATED

The meeting of the Fair board
Saturday was well attended despite
the severity Of the weather. Seven
teen out of possible % answered to
the call of the roll, and much enthu-
siasm was manifested. All OF which
augurs well for the success of the Big
Show in 1920.
The, election Of officers was one OF
the main events OF the day, and re-
suited as follows:
President-Don L. Crawford.
V. Pres.-E. M. Ganyard.
Secretary-F. M. Plank.
Treasurer-H. e. Alyard.
The executive committee of five
was passed over for future considera-
ton by the president.
The list of superintendent was
named as follows:
Horses-A. M. Baughman and
Morgan Meath.
Races-H. S. Orr and H. A. S. Can
field.
Cattle-O. F. Mantz and l. F.
Beachy.
Sheep-H. C. Hulburt and c. G.
Fenstermaker. It'll
Swine-1-A. w. Nettleton and L. R
Wideman.
Poultry-F. j. Kindig and Fred
Mckee.
Grains, Seeds and Garden Pro
ducts--R. M. Albert and G. M
Crum. 3,.t
Fruits. T. Mayer and ia. Coler
Preserved Fruits and Provisions
Ray Ferriman and Mrs. A.*W. Net
tleton.
Halls-W. J.. Anderson and C. G
Cheeny.
Ornamental Work-Mrs. H. s
! Orr. ~ S
Domestic Work-Mrs. E. NJ. Gan
yard.
Educational and Club Work--W
D. Pearce and s. M. Salisbury.
\ Hand and Machine Sewing Mrs
4 I'll. G. Hulburt. & i *
Knitted Frabics, Crocheted AMI
Lace Work Mrs. d. s. Longacre. !,
Fine Arts and Paintings-Mrs. Dol
l.. Crawford.
Plants and Flowers-Mrs. w. E
House. ~.&g'
Gates-E. M. Ganyard. -
Grounds w. J. Anderson.
Forage and Stalls-John Whipple.
Mechanical and Manfactures-Joh
] Pierce.
Rents and Privileges-President
| secretary and treasurer.
| Printing g-Secretary and treasurer.
4 Chief or Police-W. E. House.
Marshals-H. E. Jenne and assist
ants.
The finances Of the Fair were care
fully audited and the monies account
ed for. AS the books stood the,
showed some $500 in the bank t,
the Fair Board credit. Several year.
ago, however, bad weather and othe
unpropitious circumstances put tn
Fair Board in hole financially. Thi
necessitated debt of $4,000. It is tn
purpose of the board to pay $2500 o
this indebtedness, which will leav
the board with about $500 for emer
gency funds. Considering the thing
the board has had to contend with il
the recent past it is felt that the pres
ent board is making a splendid show
ing at this time.
Secretary Plank was chosen dele
gate to the State association of Fai
Officials, to meet in Columbus jar
IA and is, with A. F. Garfield, o
], Litchfeld, as alternate.
/. Dates chosen for the 1920 Fail
Sept. II, 22 and %.
Already Secretary Plank is receiv
ing bids and inquiries for privilege
at the 1920 Fair. Inquiries as to eS
hibits, premiums, racing events, etc
are beginning to come in slowl!
presaging prosperous show in 1921
The personnel of the board of d
!, yrectors is as follows: I. F. Beach!
Clifford; J. 7. Mayer, Liverpool; ,
Z A. Coler, Sharon; o. F. Mantz, Sper
Ger; H. C. Hulburt, Westfeld; c. {
Cheeny, Leroy village; Fred Mckee
Hinckley; G. M. Crum, Lodi village
Ray Ferriman, Brunswick; L. T
Wideman, Chatham; A. S. Canfelc
+ Litchfeld; F. j. Kindig, Montville; T
S. Orr and w. J. Anderson, Medina
A. w. Nettleton, Medina tp.; E. N
Ganyard, Granger; r. M. Alber
Harrisville; Don L. Crawford, 81
vile; w. E. House, Lafayette; A. n
Baughman, Wadsworth tp.; Morga
, Meath, Wadsworth;. John Pierc'
!, York; G. G. Fenstefsnaker, Homer
: vile.