Milford chronicle., 1934-01-19
HOUSTON CORN
GROWER JUDGED
STATE CHAMPION
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First, William Greenplate.
Second and third, Oliver KOelig.
Fourth, Louis Sapp.
Fifth, Dewey Sapp.
Sixth, Claud Gaylen.
Seventh, Edna Sapp.
Eighth, Bruce Gaylen.
Yellow Corn
First, Everett Hopkins, Lewes.
Second and fourth, J. c. Koelig.
Third, Milton O'Bier.
Fifth, Claud Gaylen.
Sixth, S. c. Bancroft, Wyoming.
White Calico, State At Large
First, Dewey Sapp.
Second, L. P. Sapp.
BOYS and Girls, New Castle Count
White Corn
First, w. NJ. Cole, Newark.
Second, Claud Gaylen.
Third, John Wiehl, Newark.
Fourth, John Pinder, Townsend.
Yellow Corn
First, Norman Kitchens. Newark.
Second, Bruce Gaylen.
Third, Claud Gaylen.
Fourth, Merrill Gooden, Newark.
Fifth, William Greenplate.
Sixth, Paul Colt, MiddletOwn.
Kent County, White Corn
First, Floyd COmegys, Hartly.
Yellow Corn
First. Harold Raughley, Farming
ton.
Second, Russell Messick, Green
wood.
Third, William Moore, Magnolia.
Fourth. Smith Raylord, Viola.
Fifth, William Long, Hartly.
Sixth, Linwood Bullock, Hartly.
Sussex County, White Corn
First, Edward Moore, Seaford.
Second, David Morris. Greenwood
Third, Millard Walls, Milton.
Fourth, John Morris.
Fifth, Francis Morris, Greenwood
Yellow Corn
First, Franklin O'Bier, Seaford.
Second, Harvey Webb. Greenwood
Third, Edward Moore.
Fourth, Grace Hopkins.
Z Fifth, David Morris.
Sixth. Allen WOoley, Greenwood.
State Championship for Boys and
Girls
Norman Fl. Kitchens, Newark.
New Castle county, Norman Hit
chens.
Kent county, Harold Raughley,
Sussex county, Franklin O'Bier,
SeafOrd.
Wheat
First, Allen Wooley.
Second, Emma Kielbasa.
Rye
First, Milton OBier.
Second, William Greenplate.
SOY Beans
First, Robert Speicher, Greenwood.
Second, Howard Speicher.
Cow Peas
First, William Caulk.
Second, Louis Sapp.
Buckwheat
First, Clark Tucker.
Second. r. l.. Tucker.
Third, Allen Wooley.
Fourth, Robert Speicher.
Fifth, Howard Speicher.
Grain and Forage In Sheaf
Wheat-First, Carl Tucker; Sec
md, Allen Wooley; third. r. l. Tue
.er.
Rye-First, A. NJ. Tarr; second, E.
4. Boehm; third, l.. d. Prettyman.
Timothy-First, A. NJ. Tarr; Sec
nd. Carl Tucker.
Alfalfa-First. Carl Tucker; sec
nd, L. d. Prettyman.
Crimson ClOver-First, r. L. Tue
er; second, Carl Tucker.
Red ClOver-First, l. ID. Pretty
nan; second, Carl Tucker.
Soy Beans-First, A. NJ. Tarr;
econd, L. NJ. Boehm.
Cow Peas-First, w. w. Caulk; l.
}. Prettyman, second.
Alsike Clover-First, l.. d. Pretty
nan; second, r. l. Tucker.
Vetch-First, A. NJ. Tarr; second
'ewey Sapp.
Sweet Potatoes
Up River-First, William II. Fish
r, Milford.
Nancy Hall-First. w. W. CaulR,
lover.
White Potatoes
Great Red-First, Claud Gay1en;
econd. William Hopkins; third, w.
7. Caulk; fourth, L. d. Prettyman;
fth, Emil Kielbasa.
Egg Awards
Large White Eggs-First, Mrs.
arvey Short; second. Joseph p.
irby; third, Mrs. c. c. Palmer;
,urth, Frank B. Austin; fifth, Mrs.
arold Short; sixth, Louis Vaughn.
Medium White-First and second,
RS. Harold Short; third. Mrs. C. c.
fourth, Robert Rust; fifth,
r. Thompson; sixth, Molly
aughn, Jr.
Pullet Whites--First, Robert Rust;
,cond, Mrs. Paris Kirby; third.
rank V. Austin; fourth, George
Dyce.
Large Brown-Ffrst, Mrs. William
Cooley: second. Warrington Craig
third. Floyd Allen.
Medium Brown-F1rst, II. i. war
ngton; second, State College for
,lored Students.
All pullet eggs in brown class dis
lalified for over size.
Large White Interior Quality
rst, Mrs. G. c. Palmer; second, H.
Lemex.
The large brown eggs for interior
Iality were also disqualified. !