The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-03
PREBLE COUNTY FAIR
GATE RECEIPTS SET
AT $9,572 BY BOARD

EATON, o., Oct 3.-Total gate re-
ceipts at the annual Preble county
fair last week was $9,572.5o. according
to figures obtained from A. ]. HES.
tand, treasurer of the fair board. Re
ceipts from the grandstand, including
premiums paid for reserved seats sold
at public auction, was $3,oS1.25.
Family, or season tickets sold num-
bered 3,917, at $3.50 per ticket Single
admissions numbered 1894, at so cents
each. Total receipts from privileges
have not been footed, as some money
is outstanding. The gate receipts this
year was $485.50 short of last year,
when the total gate income was $lO,-
058, according to last years financial
statement.
Awards of the premiums on baking
and on the grain department in the
fair have just been announced, as FOL
lows
Breads-Yeast bread Mrs. Stephen
Field, Mrs. Roy Smith. Rye bread
Mrs. Laurel Swain. Graham bread
Mrs. Laurel Swain.
Loaf cakes-Dark fruft-James F.
Pierce. white-Mrs. Everett Wright,
MrS. 4. "1l1ldlllS. MIDI
Brown. Coffee-Mrs. Stephen Field,
Mrs. D. N. Duke. Nut-Mrs. Herbert
Price, Mrs. C. E. Wachtel. Angel -
Dorotha Montgomery, Mrs. Everett
Wright Sponge-Mrs. c. E Wachtel.
Sunshine-Mrs. John Bohlman, Fanny
Johnson.
Layer kes-Chocolate-A. B. Flo
ny, Mrs. E. Monebrake. Caramel-Mrs.
Roy Smith, Mrs. Ernest House. Cocoa
nut-Mrs. Herbert Price, Mrs. John
Morris. Spice-Clarrissa Lodge, A B.
Flory. Devil-Mary Ashwoeth, Doro-
tina Montgomery, w. R. Waehtel. Ap-
pie sauce cake-H. c. Fultz, Mrs. John
Morris.
Miscellaneous - Ginger cookies -
james F. Pierce, Miss Hattie None
brake. Sugar cookies-Mary Ash
woeth, John Henne. Doughnuts-Opal
Hart, Mrs. John Monebrake. Ginger
bread-Bertha Wysong, Miss Eunice
Monebrake. Jellyroll - H c. Fultz,
Mrs. Fred Miley.
CONNECTIONS home made - French
creams-Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. F. H.
Williams. Fudge - Everett Wright,
Mrs. Roy Smith. Cocoanut cream -
Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. F. H. Williams.
Chocolate creams-Mrs. Harold House,
Mrs. T. H. Williams. Nut candy-Ev-
erett Wright, Mrs F. Sausers. Taffy-
Mrs. Harold House, Mrs. Roy Smith.
Divinity Fudge-Mrs. K Swisher. Mrs.
J. Rhodes. Seafoam-Eugene Flory,
Mrs. B. Flory. Chocolate carmels -
Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. NJ. Montgomery.
Plain or nut carmels-Mrs. F. H. Will
liams, Mrs. Harold House.
Miscellaneous-Mola - Mrs. ].
Monebrake. Maple sugar-James F.
Pierce, Mrs. John Newman. Maple mo-
lasses-Mrs. H. Price, Mrs. John New
man. Butter-M L. Poyner, Mrs. D. N.
Duke.
Ham, country cured Fanny Johnson,
Clarissa Lodge. Lard, Mrs. Everett
Poos, Mrs. Henry Poos. Soap, domes-
tic hard, Mrs. ]. Winholt, Mrs. A.
Krall Soap, domestic, soft, Mrs. Hen
ry Poos, James F. Pierce.
Grain and seeds-White, 10 ears,
Bert Eddens, B. w Rodgers. Yellow,
10 ears, Oscar Gceting, Bertha L. Win
land, Vera Brewer, c. V. Foster, G. w.
Copp. Other variety, L. c. Menden'
hall.
Sweet or table eorn-Ear1y, G. w
Copp, Mrs. John Monebrake. Late
sweet corn, C. D. Roberts, Mrs. John
Monebrake. Popcorn, John Henne
Mrs. John Monebrake.
Wheat-Red, Bert Eddins. Other
variety, Horace W. Kramer, Frank
Meyers.
oafs-white, C. w. Marley, Mrs
Henry Poos.
Timothy and other seeds-Timothy
Fanny johnson, Bert Eddins. Common
red clover, Mrs. Laurel Swain. Alsike
Clarissa Lodge. Display of grain, Bert
Eddins.
Tobacco-Seed leaf 1922, William
Mikesell, Joseph Holman. Little Dutch
1922, Elwood Eddins, Bert Eddins
RUNNERS Spanish 1922, John Henne
C. E. Wachtel. Seed leaf 1921, Bert
Eddins. Little Dutch 1921, Elwood Ed
dins, Bert Eddins. Zummer's Span
ish 1921, Bert Eddins.
Glass 46-Honey and bees-Comt
honey, Will Davidson, Mrs. Allen Eby
Extracted honey, Mrs. Allen Eby, VIII
Davidson. Bee-keepers' supplies, Mrs
Allen Eby. Swarm bees, Mrs. Aller