Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22

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citation. In the Canning Club Contes
open to junior canning club mem
bers premiums of 50 are offered fo
the best exhibit of twos varieties O
canned vegetables, while SO is of
fered for the best canned fruits. II
the senior canning club So is offer
ed for the best five varieties of can
ned vegetables, canned fruits, Jar.
OF pickles and relishes and the Les
ten glasses of jelly. For the best col
lection of canned products demon
Stratlng the food requirements of {
well balanced meal a premium of 81
is offered. State Wide Canning CIut
Special: For the best combined eX.
h1b1t by one exhibitor special
awards are offered by Ball Brothers
Company of Muncie, Ind. All entries
must be the work of one girl and
must be canned in Ball jars. Entries
are open to both junior and senior
club members. Exhibits can be can
ned in either pint or quart jars but
consideration must be given to the
adaptability of the articles canned to
the proper sized ,container. To the
first, second and third place winners
Ball Bros. will award free scholar
ships to the Boys and Girls 4-H
Short Course at the University of
Delaware. 4th prize, 5 dozen quart
Ball jars. 5th prize dozen pint Ball
jars. 9Th prize, 1dozen 1-2 pint Ball
Jars. 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th prizes,
six boxes of perfect seal jar rub
bers. Separate contests in the juni-
or sewing club are conducted in
each county. Premiums of soc up to
81 are offeredson the various exhib-
its in this class which covers the
best hemmed towel down to the best
darned garment. SIS is offered for the
best junior sewing club exhibit. In
the senior sewing club contest there
are five prize awards in each class
from 25c to 81. Senior club work
covers 3rd, 4th and 5th years. For
the best senior exhibit in each coun-
ty a SIS premium will be awarded.
In the cooking club contests pre-
miums from 25c to 81 are awarded.
Some of the items covered are for
the best loaf of yeast bread, for the
best pan of rolls and for the best
ginger bread.
In the basketry contest a premium
of So is offered for the best exhibit
of basetry by individual member.
The other prizes for best tray, best
waste basket and best flower holder
are 81.
In the pig club contest the premi-
ums in each class are 81, SO, So and
81. For the best market or fat pig
any breed the above premiums are
also offered. The pure bred dairy
cattle club contest premiums are
and very valuable. There
are four awards to be made in each |
class and the premiums are listed
rom So for the best grade .heifer, |
my age or breed, to 500 for the best |
pure bred Holstein heifer, 2 years
I'D or over.
The entries in the poultry contest !
ire judged from the three counties |
is one show and the first premium
N Barred Rocks, White Rocks,
Rhode Island Reds and Jersey
Black Giants is So. DR.. Evans Rob-
rts will award Rhode Island Red |
to the person winning first
lrize for the best pen of old and the
est pen of young Rhode Island
leds. In the event the same person
yins both awards only one cockerel
lill be awarded. This prize is val
ed at $25. The first prize in the
orn club contest is 81, with a sep
rate show in each county and in
ne sweet potato club contest the en-
RES are judged as one show and 81
offered for the best box entry of
) or more sweet potatoes. The en-
re exhibit of tomatoes are judged
5 one show and for the best exhibit
10 tomatoes premium of So is
warded.
Rabbits, pigeons, bees and garden
roducts are listed under miscella-
eous.. The first prize is So, second
rize So and the third prize 81.
avy Scout Plane Wrecked
Harrington citizens were all ex-
ted Tuesday evening about sun
)wn when an airplane scared
over town flying very low.
he pilot of the plane evidently was
eking landing field as he circled
ound the town on several occa-
Ons, finally making perfect land
g on the farm of Fred Satterfield
st south of Harrington. An inter-
ew with the pilot disclosed that he
rs Lieutenant Harrington, driving
Curtis-Hawk Navy Scout plane
0m Bridgeport, Conn, to Hampton
pads, Va. Lieutenant Harrington
ated there were two other planes
the party, but that having en-
untered two other storms during
e day, he decided to land and take
in the morning. 1t was reported
at one other plane had landed at
rlin, Md. About 10 a. M. Wednes-
y morning preparations we're
lde to start the journey. In TAX
3 off an attempt was made to
old several treeson the farm, at
! same time overlooking a large
erry tree. The plane cut the top
t of the tree and then took a nose
re, damaging the plane very bad
Lieutenant Harrington soon
mbed out of the wreckage and sig
led the spectators that he was not
rt. Not knowing the extent of his
uries as blood was streaming
m a flesh wound in his head, he
s placed in an automobile and
h State Highway Office O'Neal ON
running board of the auto sig
ing for clear traffic, the injured
n was taken to the Office of DR..
T. Chapman where his injuries
re dressed. The lieutenant suffer-
a flesh wound on the head and
Uses on one leg. Several hun
d spectators have viewed the
scked plane.