The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-02-08
AWARD PRIZES
FOR EXHIBITS
AT INSTITUTE
Great Enthusiasm Shown
When Winners Are An
nounced Large Attend
ance Indicates Interest.
SPEAKERS LAUD SHOW

N6stS 6nOD O11O"
Great enthusiasm was shown when
the award of prizes for exhibits in
the corn and food shows, being held
In the Coliseum, were announced.
The large attendance at the after
noon session when the announcements
We're made was another evidence of
the truth of the assertion of the insti-
tute speakers. that this was the larg-
est institute that they had ever CON
Quoted in a city of the size of Rich
mond.
The prizes were given as follows:
Professional, 10 ears yellow-First,
! Chester Helms, Richmond; second,
| raymond Helms. Richmond; third,
Murray Helms. Richmond; fourth, Jo-
seph Helms, Richmond; fifth, Charles
Bond. Greensboro; sixth. B. w Whis-
Ter, Greensboro; seventh, c.. T. Nc
Cam. Milton; eighth. A. w. Kerber,
Milton; ninth. Arch Davis, Center
vile; tenth Cal Davis, Centerville.
Ten ears white-First, A. B. Lang
ston. Dublin; second, Charles Fouts,
Richmond
Amateur Class.
| Mems amateur class 10 ears yellow
First, Albert Ferris, Milton; second,
! Elmer Miller. Boston, third, Ross
Kramer, Cambridge City: fourth, B. F.
Connolly, Cambridge City: fifth, Abe
Atom, Eaton, O.; sixth. William Wes-
sell, Milton; seventh, Fred Vorneauff.
Richmond; eighth, William Buckland.
Richmond; white. 10 ears, first. Carl
Mederais, Centerville; second, un-
known, Hagerstown: third, L. H
Dietemeyer, Richmond.
Boys class, 10 ears yellow First,
Leonard Dils. Liberty; second, John
Miller, Boston: third Hubert Williams,
Boston; fourth, Linville Whistler. Mil
ton; fifth, Herman Bowing, Jr.; 10
ears white, first, Howard Glunt; sec
ond. Virgil Oler.
! Glass d, Mems Mixed-First. Low
ell Moffitt. Knightstown: second, Fred
Hardin, Knightstown; third. H. F.
Caldwell, Connersville; fourth, C. A
Leverton. Milton.
! Glass E. IS ears-Ffrst. Chester
Helms, Richmond; second, Joseph
Helms, Richmond; third, Charles
Bond. Greensboro; fourth. Carl Me-
derais, Centerville; fifth. Cal Davis,
Centerville; sixth, Elmer Miller.
Boston; seventh. B. W. Whistler. Mil
ton; eighth, Claude Kitterman. Cam
bridge City; ninth, Whitley and Cole;
tenth, C. F. Williams.
| A.
Kerber. Milton: second, Cal Davis.
Centerville; third, Joseph Helms,
! Richmond: fourth, Murray Helms
Richmond; fifth, B. w Whistler, Mil
ton; sixth, Charles Bond. Greensboro
/ Sweepstakes, 10 ears Chester
Helms.
Best peck of wheat-First, Dorgan
and Manlove. Dublin; second, William
| Buckland, Richmond: third, Eastern
Indiana hospital; fourth, Theodore
Davis; Greensboro; fifth, Murray
! Helms. Richmond.
Best peck of cloverseed-First
! Claude Davis. Centerville; second. Cal
Davis. Centerville; third. William
Buckland. Richmond; fourth. Eastern
Indiana hospital.
Best peck of soybeans-First H. F.
Caldwell. Connersville; second. Will
liam Buckland, Richmond: third. Rob
ert and Clarence Jenkins, Greens
fork; fourth. Harry Shuhz, Fountain
City; fifth, H. F.. Caldwell. Conners-
Vile
Best peck of oats-First. Clyde
Thomas, Richmond; second. Paul Cald-
we'll. Connersville; third. E. H. Deite-
meyer. Richmond; fourth, Dorgan and
Manlove. Dublin; fifth, Howard Glunt.
Richmond.
Womens Awards
! Awards in the women's section
were: Pies, two-crust-First, Mrs. Mar
garet Fitzgibbons; second, Mrs. Lu-
cile F. Helms; third. Mrs. William A.
Harris; fourth, Mrs. Nathan Druley.
Pies, one-crust-First, Lucille f
Helms; second, Luella Schaffer.
White yeast loaf bread-First, Mrs.
J. l.. Haisley; second. Mrs Maud Stan
| I'd al
Mrs. Margaret Fitzgibbons.
Light ro,is-First. Mrs. Rosamond
Williams; second. Mrs. L, Black;
third, Mrs. Margaret Fitzgibbons.
Soft candy-First. Miss Virgie Pies
singer: second, Miss Helen Bullerdick;
third, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell; fourth.
Miss Irene Bauman.
Hard candy-First, Miss Virgie Pies
singer
Angelfood-First. Mrs. Charles H.
Roberts: second, Mrs. Nellie Wright:
third, Mrs. Howard Harter; fourth.
Mrs. Bert Jennings.
Layer cake-First, Mrs Hattie Whit
mer, second, Mrs. Paul CALDWELL; third
Miss Nellie Wright; fourth, Mrs. Mar
celia Bauman.
DeviIsfood-First. Mrs. Paul Cald-
well: second. Mrs. Harry z. Schultz;
third, Miss Gladys Davis.
Cookies-First. Mrs. Lewis Beeson:
second. Mrs. Luella Schaffer; fourth,
Mrs. Howard Whiteley.
Drop cakes-First. Henriette Harris:
second. Mrs. Luella Schaffer.
Coffee cakes-F'irst, Mrs. Walter
LaFuse.
! Immediately after the -annonnce-
t ment of the prizes. Russell Van Hook.
president of the Jasper county, farr,
bureau and member Of the legislative
cor,mittee nf the Indiana federation.
addressed the assembly, telling of tha
accomplishments of the farm bureau
and it's program for the future. He
reviewed the work. in progress and in
| prospect, of the federated market ng
| system. which is buving and sellirg
comparatively for the various state
! farm ORGANIZATIONS.
4 Speaking of the legislative commit
| tee. of which he is member he men,
toned what they had been able to