The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-09-03


in both the spelling and intelligence
meets. It is the pleasure Of the
fair association to reimburse the
participants their expenses. The
prizes and gifts in cash Of the fair
association total more than $25C
annually.
An able staff assisted Supt w. A
Boerger with the contest. The
teachers helping included A. o
Schmitz, st. Cloud, assistant sup.
erintendent of the county schools
Norbert Weihs, Melrose; Helene
Rooney, Brooten; Dola Grundmann
Regime Stadtherr, Dorothy Steines
Sank Centre; Alys Mayman, St
Cloud; Hilda Krebs, Albany; Jo-
seph Lahr, st. Martin; J. A.
Maus, Spring Hill; H. ]. Schadegg
Farming, and Mrs. L. H. Zahler, OF
Maine Prairie.
Former county spelling cham
pions who appeared with their
banners at the fair included Mary
Markson, Sank Centre; John Stern
er, Farming; Genevieve Blenkash.
st. Stephen; Anna Omann, st. Ste
phen; Helen Jacobs, Richmond; and
Joseph Atony, Richmond.
Prizes in the All Club division
were awarded by the Club officials
as follows:
The prizes went to:
Calves
Wendlandt, Paynesville All Club.
He showed a Jersey calf.
Louis Klaverkamp, st. Augusta,
showing Brown Swiss dairy calf,
reserve champion.
Junior Vandesteeg, Sank Centre
Gopher Prairie, purebred Holstein
yearling placed third.
Loretta Meyer, Melrose club,
Holstein calf, placed fourth.
Gordon Owen, Paynesville club,
grade Jersey yearling, fifth.
Verena Minette, Gopher Prairie
club, Sank Centre. baby beef
championship, on Hereford calf.
Arnold Botz, Gopher Prairie club
Sank Centre, Shorthorn baby beef,
reserve championship. !.
John Schneider, st. Joseph,
Hereford baby beef, third place.
Rose Otte, Gopher Prairie, Sank
Centre, Shorthorn calf, fourth.
Harold Benoit, Fair Haven club,
Hereford calf fifth.
Alfred Schneider, st. Joseph club
Hereford calf, sixth.
Sheep
Market class-Grade lambs, lone
Barrett, Lynden, first; Victor Win
ter, Gopher Prairie, second; Ro-
man Hentges, Eden Valley third.
Breeding class-Evelyn Stokes,
Lynden, first.
TPurebred gilts-Ruby Stokes,
Lynden, first, Chester White; Lee
ander Terwey, st. Joseph, second,
Chester White; Herman Schloe-
'mer, st. Joseph, Chester White,
third Russell Nicholson, Ray
mond- Ashley, fourth, Poland
China, SS
In the Home Economies Depart
ment the following awards were
made: 49,
First Year Thrift
Clara Landwehr, grand champ
ion and first prize, st. Augusta;
Gertrude Kiffemyer, second, st.
Augustasp Genevieve Blenkush, st.
Stephen; third
. = Second Year Thrift "a
IL Geneva Heinen, st. Joseph, first;
Loyola Martini, st. Joseph, second;
/ Eleanor Winter, Sank Centre, third,
~! Third Year Thrift -:
> Hester Staples Sank Valley, first ;
Mary Ann Terwey, st. Joseph, sec
qnd; Geneyieye Antony, Richmond,
third.
- First Year Sewing IS
Dress, Lillian Veeder, first; Flea
nor Winter, second; Catherine
Schwartzbauer, third; boomers,
Joyce Brolin, first; Eleanor Winter
second; Lillian Veeder,- third; bras
siere, Eleanor Winter, first; Cath.
crime Schwartzbauer, second; Lii
liam Veeder, third; dress, Lillian
veeder, first; Catherine Schwartz
bauer, second; Eleanor Winter
third; accessories, Lillian Veeder
first; ElanorE Winter, second; Cath
crime Schwartzbauer, third.
Second Year Sewing A
Prizes taken by Loretta Botz, Ma
RE Wessendorf, and Evelyn Twins.
XII.
Second Year Sewing b
Dress, Aurelia Young, first; Lo-
uise Meinz, second; Erma Adkins
third; bloomer, Louise Meinz, first;
Cecilia Becker, second; Loyola
Martini, third; slip, Louise Meinz
first, Loyola Martini, second; Ce.
ella Becker, third; brassiere, Lo.
ouise Meinz, first; Aurelia Young
second; Erma Adkins, third; hem