The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-06
STATE HEALTH
WINNERS NAMED
AT All SESSION
Girl, Is, and Youth, 10,
Take Highest HonorS
at Roundup.
By United Press

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 6. -
With. their prizes proudly exhibited,
All Club members who attended
the annual roundup at Purdue uni
versity left for their homes today.
Open house in the university
buildings Friday night climaxed
the roundup.
Highest honors Of the meeting
went to Helen Fern Finley, Is,
Delaware county, and Oris Martin,
10, Knox county, who were judged
state health champions. They will
compete for the national title at
Chicago next fall.
Other members of the blue rib
bon health group selected from
forty-five entries included Alberta
Parsons, Allen county; Lowell
Frazier, Delaware county; Harlan
Hasler, Wells county, and Norman
Green, johnson county.
Henry county's team won the
livestock judging contest. Paul
Henderson, Decatur county, won the
individual championship. Wayne
Kurtz, Howard county, was third
His team finished fourth.
Henry County Wins
Noble county was fourth in the
horse judging contest which was
won by Henry county. Howard
county tied with Bartholomew and
Tippecanoe for fifth. Henry Wolf,
Ligonier, finished second in the
individual event.
The Knox county team won the
poultry judging contest. Delaware
county was second. Madison coun-
ty took first in egg judging with
Clinton county second and Della
ware county third.
First place in individual egg judg-
ing went to Hubert Graf, Summit
vile. Francis Brothers, Bloomfield
was second, and Forest CaSaway.
Brazil, third. James johnson, Eaton,
tied with two others for first place
in poultry judging.
Wins Sports Dress Event
Howard Turner, Brazil, took Sec
ond in individual honors for eggs
and poultry.
Jean Justice, Cass county, won
first in the sports dress class, with
Mary Yeager, Vigo county, second.
May White, Johnson county, was
second in best dress class. Mary
M. Schoonover, Morgan county,
took second in the informal party
dress class.
School winners in various drawing
and shop projects were Mishawaka
first, La Porte second, RooSe-
welt of East Chicago third, Riley of
South Bend fourth, Emerson of
Gary and Washington of East Chi
cago tied for fifth and sixth.
Drawing Prizes Awarded
Individual winners of first prizes
in drawing projects included Donald
Barth, Ray Hughes, Howard Broders
and Hans Hanson, all of Riley,
South Bend; Albert Bachmann,
Blake Trip, Robert Baker and Joe
Vinsek, all of La Porte; Robert
Barker, Central of South Bend; Ray
Diehl, Roosevelt of East Chicago;
John Goeller, Mishawaka, and
Robert Schwenn, Michigan City.
Albert Stevens and Milo Dupeit.
both of Mshawaka, won first prizes
in printing projects.
In woodworking and cabinet max
ing competitions first places we're
won by Edward Bartowski and
George Dankonich, Roosevelt OF
East Chicago, and John D. Ancui
and Paul j. Ubinski, Washington of
East Chicago.
First places in forging and orna-
mental iron work went to John
zahrt, La Porte, and Joseph C.
Kane and Charles Biggs, Emerson
of Gary. First prizes in machine
shop projects were won by Roses
Balog, Roosevelt; Nello Venturello,
Emerson, and Ralph futile, Mish-
awake.
Andy Shampyak and Teddy W.
chinas, both of Roosevelt, won
first in pattern making with the
school project won by Mishawaka.