Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-16

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Tattlng yoke Mrs, Bogard, Otta
wa, first,
Plain crochet Mrs, Kerste, Otta
wa, second,
Filet Mrs. Willis, Ottawa, first.
Point lace or houitou dchu-Mrs
Ed. Zeller Ottawa, first,
Waists.
White French and eyelet Bernie,
Yost, Ottawa, first, Mrs, !, j, Erb, OF
.tawa, second,
Tatting and trimmed Mrs. j. Erb
Ottawa, second mo tlrsu,
Aprons.
Colorcd embroidery Mrs. l.. G
Brand, Ottawa, first,
Underwear.
Embroidery nightUwn Mrs, Guth
rie, Ottawa, first.
Crochet nightown Mrs, Guthrie, OF
tawa, first Mrs Willis, Ottawa. sec.
ond
Embroidery corset cover Mrs.
Guthrie, Ottawa, first; Mrs ilanley
Ottawa, second.
Colored embroidered combination
snit--Mrs. Guthrie, Ottawa, first
Tatted trimmed corset cover Miss
v Walter, Ottawa, first; Mrs. j.
Erb, Ottawa, second.
Shaws, Jackets. etc.
Crochet shawl--Mrs. Prichard, OF,
tawa, first,
Knitting.
Lace tho less than two yardsl--
Mrs Grosskurth, Ottawa, first; Mrs.
Naele Ottawa. second.
Hand Sewing.
Kitchen apron-Miss Dorothy De.
ottawa, second (no iirst).
Buttonholes on three materials
Mrs Guthrie, Ottawa, second mo
firsD.
Infants Department.
Embroidered dress-Mrs. Guthrie,
Ottawa. first
Crochet cap-MrS. l.. Harden. Otta-
wa, first.
Crochet sacque-Mrs Guthrie, Otta-
wa, first.
Embroider sacque-Mrs. l.. Harden.
Ottawa, first.
Embroidered pillow-Mrs. Richard.
son. Ottawa, second.
Work Done by Lady 20 Years of
Age and over.
Patchwork guitars. Jacobs, OF
ava. first.
Knitting, not less than l yard
Mrs. Nagle. Ottawa, first Mrs. John
son, ottawa, second.
Youths Department, IS Years
and Under.
Colored embroidered pillow slip
Mrs. II. Weisbrook, Ottawa. first.
Center pieces-Mrs. l.. Omstead,
Utica, first
Doilies (no firs0-Mrs. D. Schro.
Ter, Ottawa. second.
.Apron-Miss Marion Sapp. Ottawa,
irst,
Crochet yoke tho first)-Miss r. Sci,
)ert, Ottawa, second.
Luncheon set-Helen West. Ottawa,
irst
Observation-Disclosures Bowermaster,
ottawa, first.
Cross stitched towel (no firsp-Miss
Marion Sapp. Ottawa, second.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
The following awards were made TO
he school children of the county for
heir work.
Canning and Cooking
Canned cherries-Mary Pinn. Otta-
va first; Dorothy Schroeder, Mar.
settles, second.
Canned peaches Dorothy Schroe.
Ter, Marseiiles, first
Canned apples-William Hayer,
first
Currant jelly-Marie Pinn, Otta-
va, first
Sugar cookies-Sadie Hougas, Mar,
eilles, first
Oatmeal cookies Marie Pinn, Otta.
va. first
White layer cake-Grace Watts, OF.
ava, first
Half pound fudge-Frances Hayer,
Manual Training.
Eighth grade George Weihman,
)t.1wa, first; Robert Newell. Otta.
VI second
Seventh grade-Joe Arsene. Otta.
va. first; Gilbert Erb, Ottawa, sec.
md.
Seventh grade-Martha Thompson,
ottawa, first; Adele Benson. Ottawa,
econd.
Eighth grade-Marion Sapp. Otta.
va. first; Mary Roberts, Ottawa, sec.
md.
Best Construction Work.
Seventh or eighth grades--I.aw.
ence Pritchert, Harding, first: Mary
-andars. Prairie Center, second.
Vegetables.
Red tomatOes-Angela Harmon,
Utica, first; Isidore Kapp, Ottawa.
second.
Small yellow tomatoes Robert
Newell, Ottawa. first Alice Newell,
ottawa, second.
Large yellow -Wendley
stacian, Ottawa, first; Sadie Hougas,
second
Red onions-Eyelyn Schroeder, Mar.
settles, first; Dorothy Schroeder. Mar.
settles. second.
White onions-Angela Harmon,
Utica, first; Evelyn Schroeder, Mar
5eilles, second.
yellow onions-Dorothy Schroeder,
first ANGELA Harmon,
Utica, second.
Late potatoes--Angela Harmon,
Utica, first.
Early tomatoes-Angela Harmon,
Utica, first; Charlotte Goldman, OF