Newark post., 1921-01-05
MIDDLETOWN
FARMER GETS CORN
SHOW HONORS
Newarkers Make Good Show
ing in State Contest

Prize winners in the corn show
were announced as follows:
Glass A, best SO ears of any
variety - New Castle county -
First, S12, Fred Trimble, Hockes-
sin; second, So, H. Seeman, OF
Middletown; third, SIS, J. T. Shall
cross, of Middletown; fourth, So,
Roswell Schaffer, of New Castle;
fifth, ribbon, J. A. Hopkins, of
Newark. Kent county - First,
S12, D. M. WILSON and Son, Dover;
second, SO, J. w. Killen, FELTON,
third, S., Stanley Short, Cheswold.
Sussex county-First, $12, Norval
Pepper, Seaford; second, So,
James Hopkins, Lewes.
Class B, honorary-Best 20 ears
from the State at large, white
variety-First, 81, J. T. Shall
cross, of Middletown; second, So,
Fred Trimble; third, So, Diamond
Hill Farm, Newark; fourth, 81, }.
A. Hopkins; fifth, ribbon, W. V.
Cosden, of Dover. Yellow variety
First, 81, Roswell Schaffer;
third, So, Fred Snyder, of New
port; fourth, 81, J. B. Stahl, of
Greenville. White Cap variety
First, SIS, Fred Trinble.
Class B, amateur, for the best
2 ears from the State at large;
, white variety-First, 81, Stanley
Short; third, So, A. B. Killen, Eel
, ton; fourth, 81, F. w. Richardson,
! Wyoming; fifth, ribbon, John Pom
der, of Milton. Yellow variety
First, 81, H. Seeman; second, $5,
L. Ernest Dilworth, of Hockessin
, third, SO, Albert Krewatch, of
y Delmar; fourth, 81, William Kre-
- watch, of Delmar; fifth, ribbon,
! James Hopkins. Mixed variety
First, SIS, Eli A. Short, of George
town.
Glass C, honorary, best 10 ears
, from the State at Ia'rge; white
variety-First, 81, J. T. Shall
6 cross, Middletown; second, IS,
: Fred Trimble, Hockessin; third,
. SO, Diamond Hill Farm, Newark
: fourth, 81, D. M. Wilson, and Son.
!, Dover; fifth, ribbon, J. w. Killen,
q FELTON,. Yellow variety - First
q 81, J. T. Shallcross; second, So
;, Roswell Schaffer, New Castle;
- third, So, Fred Snyder, Newport
" fourth, 81, L. Ernest Dilworth
q Hockessin; fifth, ribbon, j. B
= Stahl, Greenville. White cap vari
ETY. - First, SIS, Eli A. Short
Georgetown.
r Glass C, amateur, best 10 ears
from State at large. White variety
J. First, $5, Esther ShallcIross
u Middletown; second, 81, H. See
l. man; third, So, Stanley Short
# fourth, So, A. Trimbie, Hockessin'
s fifth, 81, R. J. ALLEN, Seaford
n, sixth, ribbon, F. w. Richardson
lie Yellow variety-First, SIS, H. See
lie man; second, 81, J. H. Mitchell
le and Sons, Hockessin; third, 81
at Albert Krewatch; fourth, 81
ly James Hopkins, Lewes; fifth, 81
m R. ]. Stahl, Greenville; sixth
he ribbon, A. F. Davidson, Stat
Vt, Road. Mixed variety-First, ST
to Fred Trimble.
ir Glass D, best 10 ears of an
Vi variety, from New Castle count
re First, SIS, j. T. Shallcross; sex
H. onld, So, H. Seteman; third, S:
I'M Roswell Schaffer; fourth, 81, Ere
lie Trimble. Kent county-First, s.
er J. w. Killen, FELTON,; second, s.
ge R. w. Whitley, Dover; third, So,
on M. Wilson and Son; fourth, S
as Henry Wallon, Dover; fifth, ri|
n bon, Fred Snyder. Sussex count
First, SIS, John Ponder, Miltor
at second, So, r. ]. Allen; third, S
ng E. L. Kinder, Bridgeville; fourt,
ng 81, Albert Krewatcir. Winner
got county sweepstakes, J. T. Shal
he cross.
us Glass E, best single ear fro,
rk the State at large. White variet
or First, SIS, j. I. Shallcross; Sc,
to ond. 50. II. Seeman; third, 81, /
i'm G. NJ. Short, Cheswold; fourth,
ial cents, Stanley Short; fifth, ribbol
es Victor Kohl, Middletown. Yello