The Ely miner., 1939-09-07
Quality of Flower Exhibit
Prompts Suggestion of
Separate Show.
BAKING ENTRIES GAIN
st. Louis County Agents
Judge Entries, Praise
Ely Exhibit.

Entries at the Ely Community Fair,
conducted Thursday and Friday, were
nearly as great as the number brought
in for last years record breaking ex-
hibtion, Frank Strukel, secretary states.
Fair officials expressed satisfaction at
the manner in which local people CO.
operated with the committee in stag
ing the event.
Judges, several of whom worked the
st. Louis county fair, held the week
before at Hibbing, felt that the entries
here compared favorably with those at
the county exhibition and in some cases
surpassed the Hibbing displays
There were more baking entries here
than there were at Hibbing, they said.
Because of the excellence and extent
of the flower exhibits, it has been sug-
gested that Ely stage a separate flower
show a little earlier in the summer
when a majority of the flowers are in
blossom.
Entries in the fresh fruits and flowers
division showed gain over last year,
but those in domestic science, sew
ing and garden vegetable classes were
less.
The total for the fair was 1858, Just 90
less than a year ago but considerably
ahead of 1887. In the fruits and flowers
class there were 484, as compared with
449 the preceding year Domestic
science entries totaled 766 this year
and 800 the year before, and garden
vegetables 718 in 1899 and 727 in 1888.
Winners in the several divisions are
as follows:
DIVISION "a"
Class domestic Science and Sewing
Patch Quilts-Mrs. Paul Buccowich,
Jr., 81; Elizabeth Petich, 75c
BedSpreads (crocheted)-Mrs Oscar
Berglund, 81; Mrs. John Apostle, T5s;
Mrs. Charles w. Anderson, soc.
Afghan Quilts-Mrs. Rose Netroff, 81;
Mrs. Maria Makela, 75c.
Coverall Apron-Mrs. Anton Pirsh, 81;
Mrs. G.. A. Larson, 75c; Mrs. John M.
Koshak, SOC.
Hand Bags-Mrs. John T. Nankervis.
81; Pauline Hren, 75c; Angelo Mobilio,
soc.
Guest Towels (crocheted)-Mrs. John
Perko, 81; Miss Elsie Kotzian, 75c.
Guest Towels (embroidered)-
phine Bartovich, 75c; Mrs. John Perko,
soc.
Luncheon Set (crocheted) d)-Mrs. Peter
Schaefer, 81; Miss Elsie Kotzan, 75c.
Luncheon Set embroidered
Axel Carlson, 81; Mrs. George Kochevar.
75c; Mrs Molly Schultz, SOC.
Mittens knit)-Mrs. John Golobich,
81; Mrs Charles Anderson, 75c; Mar
garet Hribar, Soc
Pillow Gases (crocheted)-Mrs. Molly
Schultz, 81; Mrs. John T. Nankervis,
75c; Ann Camaish, soc.
Pillow Gases (embroidered) George
Rhein, 81; Mrs. Charles Almen, 75c;
Mrs Charles Almen, Soc
Scarf (crocheted)-Mrs. John Som
rock, 81; Mrs. w. o. Mackie, 75c; Mrs.
Joe Schiltz, Soc
Scarf embroidereO O-Mrs. Ann Harri,
81; Mrs. Charles Almen, 75c; Mary c.
Rom, SOC.
Buffet or Vanity (crocheteO-Mrs.
John Perko, 81; Josephine Bartovich.
75c; Ann Camaish, Soc
Buffet or Vanity (embroidered)-AI
John Perko, 81; Mrs Molly Schultz, 75c:
Mrs. j. R. Koski, soc.
Sofa Pillow-Mary Apostle, 81: Ger
trude Vertnik, 75c; Sally Carlson, SOC.
Sock (knit)-Mrs. John Somrock. 81:
Mrs. Maria Makela, 75c; Mrs. Charles
Anderson, SOC.
Sweaters George Kochevar. 81:
Mrs. Peter Serson, 75c; Florence Nick
olof, 5Oc
Fancy Apron-Mrs. George Kochevar.
81; Josephine Bartovich, 75c; Mrs. Peter
Schaefer, soc.
Tub Dress (girl's)-Emily Kalan, 81:
Mrs. Mary Golobich, 75c; Mrs. Joseph
Camaish, soc.
Tub Dress (women's)-Sally Carlson.
81; Mrs. George Kochevar, 75c; Mr..
John Skubitz, Soc
PaJamas-Mrs. John Kalan. 81: Mrs.
Anton Pirsh, 75c; Mrs. Geo. Kochevar.
soc.
Hand Made Rugs Cbraided)-Jose-
phine Bartovich, 81; Mrs. Peter
Schaefer, 75c.
Hand Made Rugs (hookedD-MrS. ".
l.. Peabody, 81; Ann Chepelnik. 75e:
Mrs. Axel Carlson, SOC.
Hand Made Rugs (crocheted)-Mrs.
Anton Pirsh, 81; Mrs. Maria Makela,
75c; Miss Elsie Kotzian, soc.
Hand Made Rugs Qoom)-John Tom
sich, Jr, 81; Mrs. Nels Jaryi, 75c: Miss
Josephine Somrock, soc;
Hand Made Handkerchiefs-M c.
Rom, 81; Josephine Bartovich, 75c:
Miss Elsie Kotzian, SOC.
Ch1ld'S Outfit-Mrs. Maria Makels.
81; Mrs. George Yadlosky, 75c: Miss
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