The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-14
VEGETABLES

Potatoes = Best peck Early Ohio,
William Bond, Orivlle Burg Clarence
Hobbs; best peck Rural New Workers,
Orville Burg, Chester Helms; best
peck Irish Cobblers, Orville Burg,
George Rodenbrug, Waldo Weatherby.
Sweet Potatoes-Best peck yellow,
c. Haskell, o. E. Ketron, Frank Kirk
man; best peck red, ]. W. Trowbridge,
j. s. Helms.
Turnips-Best peck. ]. s. Helms,
James Mains
Squashes-James Mains, Cora Will
Jams, w. A. Hunnicutt.
Tomatoes Best half peck, James
Mains, Charles Woolford, ]. NJ. Parks.
Beans - Mrs. George Rothermel.
Mrs. Hubert Holmes.
Carrots-Best half peck, Frank Kirk
man. D. w. Scott, Jess Revelee.
Onions-Best peck red, Mrs. D. W.
Scott.
Cabbage-Best two heads white,
Frank Kirkman, Mrs. D. W. Scott.
Celery-Two best stalks, Anton
Zwissler, Waldo Weatherly.
Pumpkin-Largest by weight, c. A.
Hyre, A. j. Mckinney, Frank Knoll.
Observation-Disclosures by weight, c.
d. Hunnicutt, Emmett Doddridge, Jo-
seph Myer.
Premium awards on poultry, beef
cattle, and on food and fancy work in
the women's department, were COM
pleted Wednesday afternoon and are
as follows:
Poultry.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-Lawrence
R"ottinghaus, first on cock; George
Rothermel, second on cock and first
and second on hen; Mrs. v. S. Wilson
on cockerel; Mrs. Lewis Kinsey, sec
ond; Mrs. Lewis Kinsey first and sec
ond or pullet and first On pen.
White Plymouth Rocks = Ernest
Newman won first and second on all
classes.
Buff Rocks-Mrs. Albert Gordon won
first and second on cock and second
on hen; Mrs. William Wright won first
on hen.
White Wyandotte-Ernest Fisher
won first and second on eockerel and
pullet.
Single Comb White Leghorns-Ern-
est Fisher first and second on pullet
and cockerel and first on pen.
Single Comb Brown Leghorns-
Harry Stout first on cock, first and
second on hen and first on cockerel:
Mrs. Albert Gordon second on cockerel
and first on pullet; Harry Stout, sec
ond on pullet, and Mrs. Albert Gordon
first on pen.
Single and r. Comb Rhode Island
Reds-Harry Stout first on cock, Char
les Overholster first and second on
hen. first on cockerel, second on pull
let and first on pen; W. C. Wagner,
first on pullet.
Ancona-J. NJ. Carr. fir and second
on cock and pullet and first on pen.
S. c.. Buff Orphington-E. E. Cort-
wright first on cock, first on cockerel,
first and second on hen, pullet and
first on pen.
Buttercups-S. C. Johnston first and
second on pullet.
Best pair of Bantams-Byron and
Ula Pike.
Best pair of Rabbits-G. A. Carol.
Best pair of Brown Turkeys-Mrs.
V. S. Wilson.
White Pekin Ducks-Mrs. Albert
Gordon, first and second.
Women's Department
Best can of ~pickles-First, Mrs. E.
c. Caldwell: second, Mrs. Frank Knoll,
third, Mildred Knoll.
Best loaf of bread-Mrs. John Haw-
ley, first; Mrs. Herbert Holmes, sec
ond; and Mrs. Ell. Deitmeyer, third.
Best light cake - Mrs. John Foul
hard, first; Mrs. w. C. Wright, sec
ond; Mrs. Walter Beeson, third.
Best dark cake-Hester Donghert,
first; Mrs. George Wagner, second;
Mrs. Frank Knoll. third.
Best angel food ~ Mrs. John Foul
hard, first; Mrs. Herbert Holmes, sec
ond; Mrs. Walter Beeson, third.
Best open pie-Mrs. William A. Har-
ris, first; Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeder,
second; Mrs. Frank Florea, third.
Best closed pie-Mrs. Frank Knoll,
first; Mrs. Rose William, second.
Best half dozen cookies Ardith
White, first.
Best half dozen doughnuts-Mrs.
Herbert Holmes.
Country butter-Mrs. Carl Norris,
first; Mrs. Frank Knoll, second; Mrs.
Charles Spencer, third.
Best homemade soap-Wflliam Bond
first; Mrs. Vern Delays, second.
Fancy Work
Best quilt-Miriam Malsbey, first;
Mrs. J, e. Meyers, second; Mrs.
Frank Florea, third.
Best bedspread (applique) - Mrs.
Edith Condor Dolan, first.
Best bedspread (crochet) - Edna
Bates, first; Mrs. Frank Medearis, sec
OLu u D. I ilh0s tu1Tu.
Best pillow cases-Mrs. E. c. Cald-
well, first; Mrs. Eunice Green, second
and third.
Best piece of embroidery-Miss Eu.
nice Green, first and second; Elsie
Kantres, third. o
Best piece of crochet-Mrs. S. P.
Pike, first; Bertha Buck, second; Mrs.
Walter Pohlenz, third.
Best piece Of tatting-Mrs. Cora
Roberts, first; Mrs. Nathan Lamott
second; Blanche Coyne, third.
Best piece of hand-painted china
Mrs. John Hawley, first; Mrs. w. D.
Scott, second; Mrs. Clarke Grove,
third.
Candy.
Best plate of fudge-Florence Will
liams. first; Mildred Knoll, second ;
Ardith White, third.
Best plate of fOndant-Virgil Pies.
singer, first; Mildred Knoll, second.
Best plate of hard candy-Mildred
Knoll, first; Virgil Plessinger, second,
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