The Redwood gazette., 1934-08-30
Kathleen Brown of Delhi Wins
Style Show Honors, is
Miss Redwood
PARADE CLOSES BIG DAY
Paxton Club Members Take
Many Prizes; Redwood Boys
Win With Poultry

Win With Poultry
Achievement day plans were sue
cessfully carried out in Redwood
Falls Wednesday, particularly sue
cessful for IA girls and boys who won
state fair trips with their exhibits.
Hundreds of eager members show
ed their animals and sewing at Stems
vad's garage which was turned into
an exhibit barn for the occasion. The
style show was given at the New
Dream theatre and a parade closed
the program.
Miss Kathleen Brown of Delhi was
selected as "Miss Redwood County"
and will represent the county at the
state fair style show. Helene Lang
holz of Lamberton won first place in
the workmanship exhibit which also
gives her a fair trip.
Arbie Johnson, Belview, won the in
dividual agricultural demonstration
trip with better feeding demonstra-
tion. He was second in the contest
but Francis Campbell, the winner,
gets trip in another class. Ivan
Klabunde placed third.
Florine and Gertrude Davis of
Seaforth won the team trip, demon
strating getting poultry ready for
show. Wilfred Schultz and Neale
Madsen of Morgan were second and
Delbert and Luverne Davis, third
and Phyllis Froland and Ardyce Bou-
shek of Vesta, fourth.
Another trip winner is Catherine
Winn of Seaforth who won the can
ming demonstration. Dorothy Flom
of Swedes Forest was second and
Lorraine Fish of Belview, third.
In the purebred gilt class, Ivan
Klabunde, Clements, showed the first
place winner and gets fair trip.
Leslie Jones, Paxton, second place
winner, is alternate while Charles
Marsh, Delhi, showed the third place
gilt.
Glen Wells, 10 year old Paxton
boy, showed the first place eve lamb
in the purebred class but is two
years too young to be eligible for the
state fair trip. Leslie Jones showed
the second place eve and gets the
fair trip. Francis Jones, Paxton,
placed third, and is the alternate and
Alan Goodyear's eve placed fourth.
He also belongs to the Paxton club.
Another fair trip was awarded to
Ralph Montgomery, Paxton, in the
yearling colt division. The colt shown
by Irene Lavinder of Lamberton
placed second and she also gets
fair trip. Albert Shemon of Seaforth
showed the third place winner, Rob-
ert Montgomery, Paxton, won fourth
and the alternate place and Delbert
Davis, Seaforth, fifth.
In the two-year-old colt division,
Luverne Davis, Seaforth, won first
place and a state fair trip; George
Robinson, Morgan, won second and
Joy Robinson, Morgan, third.
Hillis Slaymaker, Clements, won
first and a trip with his calf in the
first year Holstein class. Gilbert
Kohls, Belview, won second, Wesley
Slaymaker, Clements, third and Clare
Kinney, Paxton, fourth. Francis
Campbell, Paxton, won first with his
entry in the second year Holstein di-
vision with a state fair trip as pre-
MUM and Virgil Dahmes, Clements,
won second place and an alternate
position.
Blanche Wittwer, Wabasso, won
first with her Guernsey entry,
Sam Wittwer won second, Owen Fen
ske, Morgan, third and Clifford Wat
erman, Sanborn, fourth. Arthur Neu-
schwander, Redwood Falls, won first
with his Brown Swiss cow and Reu-
ben Bluhm of Sherman, placed Sec
ond.
Three Redwood Falls boys won
places with their White Rocks in the
poultry division. Howard Pelz won
first and the state fair trip; John
Clipson, second and Paul Kohler,
third. Marguerite Grain Of Morton
won first in the white holland turkey
division. Names Of winners in other
divisions were not available late
Wednesday.
Judges for the day were Miss Jo-
sephine Burkett, Sleepy Eye, home
demonstration agent, who judged
home economics and the style show;
William bankers of the University
Farm who judged livestock and Car
son Rote of Redwood Falls who
judged poultry.
Included in the exhibits were IL
cattle, nine horses, Is pens Of chick
ems, geese and turkeys, four lambs
and five gifts besides many dresses
and other wearing apparel. Eighty
seven girls entered the style show
and the good workmanship contest.