The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-08-17

Thrift exhibits which are useful
things made from sacks: Julianna
Reuter-, Viola Hesse, Medelon
Zehrer, blue; Alice Heaton, Lor-
raine Beecher, Marjorie Swenson,
red; Evangeline Didier and Leona
Thcele, white.
winners in Balxir : and Canning
Meal Planning-Lorraine MANI,
blue; Marie Mimbach, red; Elva
Cook and Harriette Knutson, white.
Butter cake-Esther Hoyer,
Marion Traut, blue; Bernice Traut,
Cecilia Winter, red, and Walburga
Weller, white.
Sponge and angel food cake
Deloris Bouten, Marcella Meyer.
blue; Bernadine Hoehm, Julietta
Ehresman, Laura Olsen, red; Marie
Luetmer, Lorraine MANI, Christine
Olmscheid, white.
Rolled cookies Lois Understand
er, blue; Dorothy Warner, red; Lor-
raine Schwinghammer, and Rosina
Ritter, white.
Bread Lucille Traut, blue;
Florence Schabel red; Mildred
Landwehr, white.
Baking powder biscuits-Cecelia
Winter, red; Bertha Thoele, white.
White rolls - Dorothy Under
sander, blue.
Doughnuts - Helen Cipala, and
Marcella Meyer, blue.
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Canning Cecilia Winter, blue;
Mary Kaschmitter, red; Edress
Beidleman, white.
Canning 2-Viola Hesse, blue;
Daisy Cheadle, red; Marcella
Koshiol, white.
Canning 3 - Marcella Meyer,
white
Canning - Margaret Winters,
blue; Marcella Judes, red; Harriette
knutson, white.
Attractive All Booths
Attractive booth displays that.
brought wide spread attention in
the filled to overlooking All build
ing, found competition keen among
the ten entries. Grand champion
was Sank Valley, lastly attacking
the clothing theme. Other blue
ribbon winners in the booths were
Brooten, and Gopher Prairie clubs.
Albany and Luxembourg were
awarded red ribbons, and Ray
mond-Ashley, Belgrade, LeSauk,
Grove jolly Jobbers. and Richmond
Lakeside were awarded white rib
bons. The grand champion booth
is to be state fair entry.
4-H Demonstrations
Agricultural demonstrations, with
a number CT teams competing Tues
day afternoon, found Marie Orban
and Catherine Schwinghammer, of
the Albany Sunnyside Club, win
ners in first place. The demonStra-
tons, mixture involving the care
of a variety of animals, found
teams competing simultaneously
The Observation-Disclosures team
were winners with a demcnstra-
ton on the production of clean
milk. Both of these girls exhibited
Brown Swiss calves. The demon
stration winner goes to the state
fair, where they enter competition
for a trip to the National Dairy
Show to be held in San Francisco
this fall. Marie is a fourth year
4-H'er; Catherine is in her second
year.
In second place in the demon
strations were Roy and Gilbert
Molitor, of Rockville, whose demon
stration was based on the testing
termination of seed corn.
15-year old Oma Lea Lackey was
winner in the safety demonstra-
items. 1t was the third consecutive
year she had taken the coveted
title. A member of the Stickney
Hill club, she is in her fifth year
of club work. And 15-year old
Dorothy Undersander, of Sank
Valley, was second place winner
in safety. The winner gets a state
fair trip and entry into the state
wide competition.
A 17-year old Linden club 4-H'er
was first in the conservation de-
monstrations. He is Roy Allen who
has been eight years in club work.
In second place was Allan Traut,
LeSauk club, a 12-year old in club
work four years.
In the health demonstration Mil
dred Schwinghammer, of Albany
Sunnyside club, was given first