The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-09-26
5th Annual
Fall Festival
Is Successful
759 Entries in Grain, Vege-
tables, Baking and
Canning Exhibits
LARGE SPORT PROGRAM
Busy and Belated Season Cuts
Down Attendance of
Farm People.

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vest Festival was not as largely at
tended as its predecessors, owing
to tho busy season on the farms.
Nevertheless it was quite success
full and the entries Of grain, corn,
vegetables and canned goods were
OF much better variety than in
former years.
Thursdays program was not
largely attended, but on Friday
there was goodly number of peo-
pie present to enjoy the sport pro-
gram. All events had plenty Of
contestants. There were large at
tendances at the three free shows
at the Oxford on Thursday.
The greatest event Of the entire
program was the doll buggy par
ade, which was the largest ever
held in the city. This was colorful
parade, made up Of clever imita-
tions of battleships, the Dionne
quintuplets, etc. The judges were:
Mrs. Allan Meigs, Mrs. Frederick
Mosman and Miss Helen Hen
kels.
There were 759 entries Of farm
and home products, a few more
than last year when the entries to-
tailed TAO. The judges were: Otto
Harren, Of the Freeport Milling
Co., grain and sheaf; Ed Lenz-
meier, county agent, fruits and
vegetables; Miss Moan Anderson,
County Home Demonstration
Agent, and All Leader, home pro-
ducts, honey, eggs, dairy butter,
etc. The clerks for the judges were:
Mrs. Bassett, Richard Butler and
Roland Rattle. ..
One Of the outstanding exhibits
was the apple display at the Model.
There were 65 entries Of splendid
fruit. This exhibit and the one at
the Farmers Shipping Association,
exceeded last years entries In the
same divisions, as did also a few
others.
Thursday afternoons program OF
sports included the farm team pull
ing contest which was won by Joe
Proehl, with Harry Fieldings team
in second place. The tug-of-war
was won by the farmers from the
north. The colt show had only one
entry.
The committee members in
charge Of the various events were:
Fred Walker, J. N. Jackson, Carl
Fischer, Elmo Olson, Ralph Kow-
alike, Fred Mossman, Oscar Son
tag, Gene Harvey and Fred Will
liams.
The winners in the various sport
events were as follows:
The following are the winners In
the various sport events:
Thursday Afternoon
Farm team pulling contest-lst,
Jos. Proehl; End, Harry Fielding.
Tug-of-war-North Farmers.
There was only one entry in the
colt show, and one prize was given
to August Vessel.
Friday Afternoon
Sack race for girls-1st, Loretta
Thierschafer; 2nd, Vivian Ras-
mussen; Bird, Alberta Gamradt.
Running race, girls under IL
1st, Hildegard Schley; End, Phyl-
Is Pangburn; Bird, Laura Hylaman.
: Bicycle race, boys under list,
Robert Carlson; End, Wayne Car
penter; 3rd, Lorren Potter.
Bicycle race, girls under list,
Merriel Easton; 2nd, Vera May
jackson; 3rd, Phyllis Pangburn.
Doll buggy parade-1st, Joan
Remster, with boat; 2nd, Janet and
Billy Unger, with Dionne quintup-
lets; 3rd, Joyce Besser; 4th, JOY
Gray.
Shoe race, under A-1st, Billy
Brown; End, Leroy Schwartz; 3rd,
Arnold Krebsbach.
Sack race, boys under 14-1st,
Robert George; End, Julian Sykes;
3rd, Edward Schley.
Potato race, boys under 14-lst,
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