The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-08
All TO SELECT
MOST HEALTHY
BOY AND GIRL
Club Roundup at Purdue
University Is to
Close Today

LAFAYETTE. Ind, May s.-In-
diana's healthiest boy and girl of
1886 were TO be named today as a
feature Of the closing session of
the eighteenth annual All Club
roundup at Purdue University.
Completion of judging contests
for more than 1900 young agricultu-
rists and farm homemakers also
was scheduled.
The major awards announced late
yesterday afternoon included:
Canning--Allene Lighter, Morgan
County, first; Ruth Ann Hinton,
Benton County. second; Jean Sem
Ter, Henry County, third.
Clothing-Agnes McCulloch, Scott
County, first; Annabelle Owings,
Switzerland County, second; Esther
West, Wayne County, third.
Baking - Ann Arvin, Martin
County, first; Frances Trueblood,
Washington County, second; Vir-
GINA Young, Putnam County, third.
Room Improvement Mildred
Turner, Lake County, first; Mary
Richards, Posey County, second;
Eleanor Vansickle, Marion County,
third.
Fulton County Girl Wins
Food Preparation-Norman Jean
Truax, Fulton County, first; &C.
neva Booth. Owen County, second;
Margaret Wackes, Marion County,
third.
Health-Marian Johnson, Orange
County, first; Irma Blank, Marion
County, second; Ruth Billings, Parke
County, third.
In the special college class. Jhe
high individuals were MARCEL
Nearon, Jay County, canning; Edith
Winery, Huntington County, cloth
ing; Mary i. Osenbaugh. Delaware
County, baking; Helen Jennings,
Scott County, food preparation;
Charlean Wilmington, Montgomery
County, health, and Alma Pell,
Parke County, room improvement.
The Knox County team of boys
coached by H. H. Dique, vocational
agriculture teacher at Freelandville,
captured top honors in poultry and
egg judging. The championship team
was composed of Ralph Risley, Roy
Kixmiller and Travis Porter, with
Kenneth Sterp as alternate, and won
its honor in competition with a rec
ord breaking entry of 28 teams.
Best Poultry, Egg Judge
James Lewis, of Jasper County,
was the high individual in judging
poultry and eggs, with Sierk and
Kixmiller taking second and third
respectively. Porter, of Knox, tied
with Lester Fribley, of Kosciusko
County, for fourth.
Jasper County, represented by
Keith Baxter, Bernard Nesius and
James Lewis, with Lowell Garlic as
alternate took the championships
honors in judging poultry alone.
The winning team was coached by
G. c. Gable, Remington vocational
teacher. Jasper County monopolized
the individual honors in poultry
judging, with Garlic, Baxter ana
Lewis finishing first, second and
third, respectively.
First honorS in judging eggs alone
went to the Madison County COM
blnation of John Hannaford, Don
aid Hiday, and Wilson Bronnenburg,
which was coached by Walter Kolb
vocational teacher at Anderson
Wilbur Wood served as alternate
Individual honors of judging eggs
went to Thomas Sharp, of White
County, with an eight-way split for
second place.
Make Clean Sweep
Three boys from Pierceton, Kos
ciusko County, made a clean sweep
of the first three places in the weed
identification contest, Robert Ma
thys taking first and Charles and
'Orlow Walgamuth tying for sec
and and third.
In the insect collection contest,
Virgil Knapp of Zionsville was first,
Dorothy ArvidSon, Klondike, second,
and Woodrow Jenkins, North Terre
Haute, third. Miss Arvidson placed
first in insect Identification, with
Lloyd c. Wampler. Gosport, and
Robert Arvidson, Klondike, tied for
second. and John Larue, Pierceton:
Dean Konkle, Pierceton, and Virgil
Knapp townsville. tied for third.