The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-09-27
Strawberries

Peaches
! Salway, first, No. SO; second, L. A.
lTweedt; Hale, first, Mrs. Belderweid-
len: Indian Cling, first, H. p. Berg
man; Elberta, first, No. 81; second
In. P. Bergman; Crawford, first, W..
IT.. Elliott; Orange Cling, first L. Z.
Simpson; Foster, first, j. A. NC
Lean; Lemon Cling, first, John Smith.
Grapes
/ Thomson Seedless, first, j. Grler-
son: Red Seedless, first, j. Grierson;
Tokay. first, j. Grierson; second, L.
lC. Simpson; Muscat, first, L. c.
Simpson; Worden, first, F. Volland;
lsecond. M. H. Church; Concord, first,
If. Volland; second, NJ. H. Church;
Black Hamburg, first, L. c. Stimp-
son., Red Virginia, first, M. h.
Church; Niagara, first, L. c. Gard
lner; second, NJ. II. Church; crate seed
less, first, L. M. Shoemaker.
| Vegetables
Catalogues, first, j. l. Addison;
second, C. M. Foster; Casaba, first,
IL. C. Rorick; green Cucumbers, first,
Mr.. Chas. Lum; half gallon cucumb-
ers, first, Mrs. Lum; Eggplant, first,
No. Ats; second, Mrs. Lum; Onions,
first, F. C. Poore, second, j. F. Perry;
Pepper, first, Mrs. Slaugenhaupt; sec
ond, C. Puderbaugh; Pumpkins, first,
Ruth Mueller; Squash, first, Ruth
Mueller; second, j. F. Perry; Toma-
toes, first, j. F. Perry; Watermellons,
first, C. M. Foster; Sunflower, first,
III. F. Perry; dozen Potatoes, first,
E. w. Dammerier; second, Larain
Engles; bushel, first, Arthur Engles;
Persian Melons, first, w. T. Elliott;
second, j. P. Ensley; sweet Squash,
first, f. Yoshino; Banana squash,
first, Mrs. M. johnson; second, Mrs.
M. Kit; biggest Squash, first, c. C.
Williams; sweet potato Squash, first,
j. F. Perry; second, George Crutch-
field; third, Mrs. NJ. johnson; Mangel
Beet, first, j. C. Hogan; sweet Pota-
toes, Mrs. Slaugenhaupt; Asparagus
seed, first, w. E. Ocheltree; Kohl
rabi, first, F. Stops; Gourd, first,
F. Stops; second, w. Kurth; Rhu-
barb, first, Mrs. Slaugenhaupt;
Ground-cherry, first, F. c. Poore;
Citrons, first, w. Ocheltree;
] Honey
Best display, first, H. B. Terrill.
Grains
Turkey Red, first, Jones Fife; Ear
Ily Baart wheat, first, r. Stafford;
Federita, first, w. Kurth; Millet,
first, C. C. Williams; second, j. ID.
lSutton; third, w. Kurth.
Livestock
Poland China aged sow, first, Geo.
ICrutchfield; sow under one year, first,
Robt. Zindell; Berkshire boar under
one year, first, j. C. Rorick; Duroc
sow under one year, first and second,
F. H. Lampson; Eve and lamb, first,
Ed. Sellick; second, j. N. Ely Jr.;
Lamb, first, Franklin Nicholson; sec
Iond, Ed. Sellick.
Poultry
Pen S. C. White Leghorns, first, and
second, Irene Sellick; pen S. C. Rhode
Island Reds, first, Mrs. Noel Macker-
ness; pen Barred Rocks, first, C. C.
Williams; pen White Wyandottes,
first, r. H. Nichoson;; first cockerel,
pullet and hen S. C. White Leghorns,
Irene Sellick; first cock, second hen
and third cockerel S. C. Rhode Island
Reds, Joe and Bob Siegfried; first
trio Jersey Black Giants, T. j. Hart
LEY; first. tom and hen MAMMOTH
Bronze Turkeys, T. ]. Hartley.
Needlework
Luncheon, first, Mrs. w. C. Hodge;
second, Mrs. C. McKain; white fancy
work, first, Mrs. A. H. F. Watkins;
second. Mrs. C. Gladding; colored fam
cy work, first, Mrs. C. Gladding;
second, Mrs. j. E. Motter; handmade
rugs, first Mrs. F. n. Lincoln; second,
M. E. Ladies Aid; knitting, first, Mrs.
Mrs. C. Gladding; second, Mrs. Ing
wall Smith; crocheting, first, Mrs.
r. @. Macmahon; second, Miss Edith
Cox; pillow cases, first, Mrs. G.. Gar
Der; second, Mrs. Frank White; one
piece dress, first, Mrs. r. @. Macma-
hon; second, Mrs. w. C. Hodge; bed
spread, first, Mrs. A. Lehnhard;, Sec
ond, Mrs. Mills.
| Cookery
| Canned fruit, first, Mrs. j. C. Ro-
rick; second, Mrs. Carpenter; Angel
Food cake, first Mrs. E. II. Sherk;
second, Mrs. Noel Mackerness; layer
cake, first, Mrs. Hanson, second, Mrs.
C.. Lum; cookies, first, Mrs. c. Lum;
pie, first, Mrs. Hanson; second, Mrs.
Boyer; white bread, first, Mrs. Mack
erness; second, No. ISL; graham
bread, first, Mrs. Mackerness; home
made raisins, first, Mrs., A.. F. Nc
Reynolds.
| Boys and Girls Clubs
| Cooking demonstration, first, Edna
Jacot; second, Margaret Hoyt; cloth
ing demonstration, first, Margaret
Crawford; second, Helen Lum; third,
Georgia Cantwell; Judging, first,
Robert Zindell; cooking exhibit by
club, first, Kennewick; individual
sewing exhibit, first, Helen Lum;
second, Edith Leibel; third, Margaret
Moulton; ten ears Of corn, first,
Lloyd Hunt; second, Earl Burros;
third, Jens Sande; exhibit by sewing
club, first, Hover; second, East Ken
newick; third, Kennewick; potato ex-
hibit, first, Lorraine Engels; honey
exhibit, first, Lorraine Engels; hen,
first, Iimogene Rorick; pen Of three,
first, Tmogene Rorick; sow under
one year, first, Robert Zindell; boar
under one year, first, Robert ZindeIl;