The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-19
GRANGE COMMUNITY FAIR
PROVES HUGE SUCCESS.
Event Given by Bargaintown Branch
Brings Out Commendable Exhibits

The Grange Community Fair, which
was held in Bargaintown on Nov. 10,
was one of the most successful events
in the history of the Grange. More
than five hundred people from all
parts of the county attended. The
two Community exhibits were the fea-
lures of the Fair. Linwood, in charge
OF Charles f. Stuber, won first prize.
Northfeld, under the direction of H.
w. Mcconnell, came SO close that it
took the judges nearly two hours to
decide who really won first prize.
Both exhibits were noted for the ma
ny varieties and for the fine quality
of the products.
The exhibits of Canned Goods Gre
ated much interest. Many varieties
of fruit, vegetables and %jellies were
on display. Mrs. Geo. Hartner won
first honors in this exhibit.
The white and sweet potato exhibits
attracted much attention. Although
the weather conditions were unfavor-
able this season for potatoes, the
quality was excellent.
The educational exhibits were very
interesting. The exhibit of the Red
Cross drew the attention of nearly ev-
cry one that attended the Fair.
The display of H. w. Mcconnell
showing eleven varieties of VERT
Potatoes attracted a great. deal of
attention.
Much credit is due to the committee
for the success of the Fair. They
were: Chairman, Chas. F. Stuber; H.
w. Mcconnell, and Mrs. w. j. Gordon.
Mrs. E. G. Shreve, Mr.. Henry Phiefer,
Mr.. VIM. G.. Frisbie and DR.. Helprin
acted as judges.
Following is a list of prize winners:
Community exhibits: first, Linwood;
second, Mortified.
Individual winners in community
exhibits: Benz. Sutton, first on dry
limas, Blue Victor potatoes; Mrs.
Benz. Sutton, first on canned beets;
Fred. Rentscheler, first on lettuce,
red skin potatoes, and celery; Hugh
Collins, second on beets. celery, and
third on spinach; d. Starn, first on
rose white potatoes, spinach, white
turnips, citron, second on sweet pota-
toes, and third on carrots; Herman
Banning, second on red skin potatoes;
Warren Ryon, second on spinach; E..
r. Adams, second on lettuce, kale,
third on peppers and beets; H. w.
Mcconnell, first on Red Jersey sweet
potatoes, big stem Jersey, second on
sweets Nancy Hale, yellow turnips,
third on Superba white potatoes, ruta
bagas, and cabbage, VIM. Krumm,
first on beets, carrots, parsley, white
radish, mangel beets, pot herbs, leek
and curly lettuce, second on tomatoes,
peppers, p%arsnips, and yams; Charles
Stuber, first or peppers, tomatoes,
g cabbage, Spalding Rose..pipks eye and
red skin white potatoes, second on
Blue Victor and round white potatoes,
yellow sweets, lima beans, third on
red sweet potatoes, first on pumpkin,
spinach, kale and red radishes; L. T.
Bryant, first on parsnips, rhubarb, End
crop %cobblers, and Superba White po-
tatoes, second on turnips, and third
on lettuce; J. w. Sutton, first on wa
termelon; Mrs. p. X. Stuber, first on
eggs; Mrs, c. Stuber, first on canned
corn.
General Exhibits.
Mangel Beets; list, Wesley Brown;
End, L. T. Bryant.
Field Corn: LIST, Geo. Hartner; End,
Benz. c.. Lee; 3rd, B. F. Harberson.
Beets in punches: LIST, j. w. SUIT
ton; End, J.. L. Sutton.
oeclo III tlilS. ISL, II. L. iIelduu,
in baskets: LIST, Franz Boehly.
Radishes in bunch: list, Wesley
Sutton.
Carrots in till and basket: LIST,
Franz Boehly.
Kale in tills: LIST, C. Stuber; in bas-
ket: LIST, Franz Boehly.
Spinach in tills: LIST, C. Stuber; in
basket. LIST, Franz Boehly.
Tuppipct II, -t;lIe. Let L. DaoI1.,. T..
basket: list, F. Boehly; End, l.. Som
ers.
White potatoes in tills: Chas. Stu
Der, LIST on Red Skins, Blue Victors,
Spalding Rose and Pink Eyes; w. P.
Thompson, End On Red Skins, LIST on
Superba whites; Geo. Hartner, End on
Superba; d. ]. Sutton, Bird on same.
White potatoes in baskets: Red
Skins, Geo. Hartner LIST, J.. w. Sutton
End, Chas. Stuber Bird; Pink Eyes,
Geo. Hartner LIST, Chas. Stuber End,
Clark Robinson 3rd; Blue Victor,
Chas. Stuber LIST, L. Somers End, F.
Boehly 3rd; Superba, l.. T. Bryant LIST.
Sweet potatoes, Yellow in tills: B..
F. Harberson LIST, F. Boehly End, Geo.
Krumm 3rd. Red in tills: F. Boehly
list. In baskets, yellow: F. Boehly
1st, Mark English End, ]. w. Sutton
Bird. Reds: F. Boehly LIST. Vans,
single: Wm. Krumm LIST. In baskets:
VIM. Garwood LIST.
Cabbage, 2 heads: j. L. Sutton list,
Mrs. p. Stuber 3rd. In baskets: F.
Boehly LIST.
Lettuce: S. Scarlet LIST.
Beans, dry: c. Reinheimer LIST on
five varieties.
Pumpkin: L. Fredericks LIST, ]. w.
Sutton End.
Citron: T. C. Wallace LIST, Charles
Stuber End.
Swiss Chard: E. Hickman LIST.
Onions, green: w. j. Gordon list.
Peppers: w. ]. Gordon LIST.
Green Limas: Geo. Hartner LIST.
Eggs: Mrs. c. B. Smith LIST, George
Sutton End, T. c. Wallace Bird.
Apples: T. c. Wallace LIST and End.
Watermelon: ]. w. Sutton LIST.
Parsley: ]. w. Sutton LIST.
Egg Plant: Geo. Hartner LIST.
Sugar Corn: VIM. Garwood LIST.
Pop Corn: Louis Ireland LIST.
Baking: Charlotte Dick LIST on cake,
Marion Dick LIST on buns.
Flowers: Somers Burroughs list.
Educational exhibits: Red Cross LIST,
Atlantic County Board Of Agriculture
End.
Canned Vegetables: Mrs. w. J. Cor
don LIST, Mrs. Louis Ireland End, Mrs.
s. Y. Wilson 3rd.