The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-10-03

made by the Redwood Falls schools
was the exhibit arranged by Mr.. Dahl
berg, head of the Agricultural Depart
ment of the schools. This exhibit
showed many articles, such as con-
crete watering troughs, whipple trees,
halters and brides made by the boys
who took the course last year. Even
more interesting was the fine display
of potatoes and corn which the boys
have raised while working out their
home projects this summer. The ex-
hibit was most interesting in that it
showed how much these boys can
learn doing the few weeks of time
taken up by the Smith-Hughes course.
In the school building also was a
very splendid showing by the Stale
Public Health Board, very attractive
part of this exhibit being the march
ing manikins representing the school
children who have hot lunches, con-
trasted with those who have only the
cold lunch. A number Of attractive
posters also helped to spread the
health tidings. The Junior Red Cross
display Of toys made by Junior Red
Cross workers in foreign lands was
most attractive and examined by many
persons. Posters made by Miss
Joscelyn, secretary of the Redwood
County Red Cross Chapter also told
a number of fine things the Junior had
done last year and are planning to
do this year. In the main building
was a very fine Child Welfare booth
arranged by Miss Joscelyn.
The Club Demonstration Booth in
the main exhibit building was also an
exceedingly busy place. Mrs. Margaret
Baker of the State University was in
charge of these demonstrations and
Mrs. C. A. Lauterbach of Redwood
Falls assisted Tuesday before Mrs.
Bakers arrival. The program for the
four days was as follows:
Tuesday: Bread baking demonstra-
tons by three individual bread bakers,
Irene Miller and Martha Bott of Dis
trict 70 and Margaret Zwaschka of
Lucan Village school.
Wednesday: Milroy sent three in
dividual bread bakers and two cake
bakers, and Belview sent two canning
teams and their individual prize-win-
ming bread baker Clara Gullicksen.
Morgan had two individual bread
bakers, and Vesta had two wonderful
ly interesting teams, one cake team
which was exceptionally fine for Class
B team, and a sewing team which
quite captivated its audience.
Thursday was Lamberton Day and
thirteen young people Of Lamberton
their village. These de-
were a class A bread
team, class B bread team, class A
sewing team, class A cake team,
cake demonstration by Amy Keller
who at one time won State Fair hon
ors for her school, three Class A in
dividual bread bakers, three Class B
boy bakers and three Class B girl
bakers.
Friday was Redwood Falls day and
demonstrations were made by cake
team of two bakers and bread team
of three bakers working under the
direction of Miss Jacobs, instructor
in Home Economics at the high school,
and canning team Of three members
trained by Mrs. C. A. Lauterbach.
Miss Kennedy announces the follow
ing as winners of the prizes in these
baking contests.
Individual Bread Bakers: Clara
Gullicksen, Belview; Helen Wherland,
Lamberton; Frances Zaska, Morgan;
Bernice Shelton, Lamberton; Irene
Cleveland, Lamberton; Hazel ROLAND,
Milroy; Kenneth Keller, Lamberton;
Arno Peterson, Lamberton; Gladys
Fuller, Lamberton; Margaret Nielsen,
Lamberton; Mamie Anderson, Milroy;
Violet Meilke, Milroy; Arthur RAIDER,
Lamberton; Georgia Fuller, Lamber-
ton; Margaret Zwaschke, Lucan; Irene
Miller, Lucan; Martha Bott, Lucan.
Bread Teams: Bernice Whittet,
Margaret Mahoney and Ellen Rain of
Redwood Falls; and Helen Wherland,
Kenneth Keller and Aileen Schei in
Class A. Margaret Nielsen and
Georgia Fuller, Lamberton,' in Class
B.
Cake Teams: Litta Jones and
Margaret Wilcox of Redwood Falls;
Irene Cleveland and Amy Keller of
Lamberton; Evelyn Pollard and Inez
Root of Morgan, in Class A. Edna
Harris and Neva Bendix Of Vesta in
Glass B.
Individual Cake Bakers: Amy Kell-
err, Lamberton; Mable johnson, Mil
roy; Helen Novak, Milroy.
Canning Teams: Irene Orfeld
Evelyn Monson and Elvera Hultquist
Of Belview; Mildred Hultquist, Alice
Orfield and Adena Nelson Of Belview;
Irene Mckay, Mabel Wilcox and Nan
ME Gardner Of Redwood Falls.
Sewing Teams: Elvera Fuller and
Emily Glaussen of Lamberton; Adeline
Gertjensen and Evelyn Pearson OF
Vesta.