The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-18
LIVESTOCK CLASS
WINNERS LISTED;
AWARD TROPHIES
Hereford Steers. With
36 Head. Largest
Class: Won by Girl


The largest class of livestock ir
the Junior Fair was Hereford
steers, with 36 outstanding steers
in the class. These steers were
divided into heavy and light
classes.
Betty Schmidt, of the Victory
Producers Club, Milford Center
Rt, had the champion heavy
Hereford steer. Walter Wolpert,
Marysville, had very close
second. He was also of the Wet
ory Producers Club. Members OF
the Victory Producers had &c
steers. The adviser of this club is
Edgar Greenbaum, Irwin.
In the light class the winner
was Ruth Thiergartner, Milford
Center, with Gene Tossey, Marys-
vile, of the Dolby Livestock Pro-
ducerS, taking second place. The
grand champion of the heavy and
light classes were given to the
steer, owned by Miss Schmidt.
Twenty-one Angus steers were
shown in the heavy Angus class.
Don Fry, Plain City, of the
jerome All club, had the champ
ion steer. Jerry Ryan, Milford
Center, of the Union Good Heart
club, took second place in the
heavy class and Willie Ferrell,
Redwood, of the Taylor Champ
ion Stockman, took second place
in the light class.
In the light Angus class, Eileen
Richardson, Peoria, of the Liberty
Feeders, had the champion ami
NAL and also won grand champion
over all Angus. In the Shorthorn
class, the champion was owned
by Betty Schmidt, Milford Cent
er, Ruth Thiergartner, Milford
Center, of the same club, taking
second place.
In the Vocational Agricultural
steer classes, James Shaw, Ray
mond high school, took first, with
Harold Davis taking second place.
In the All breeding class, King
Burns took first in the Angus
class and Red PoIled was taken
by Robert Jacobs from the Young
Yankee Workers. In Vocational
Agricultural breeding classes,
John Adams, Irwin, took first in
Hereford class and Joe Thiergart-
ner in the Angus.
Winners in the Dairy Cattle
division were as follows: All
class 1st year Holstein was won
by Carole Lee Sturgeon, Plain
City, of The Cally All and End
place went to Paul Johnson,
Marysville, of the Millcreek Blue
Ribbon Club.
End year Holstein, Wayne
Rausch, Plain City, of the Darby
Valley Producers, lst and John
Andrews, Plain City, of the Je-
rome All club, End. 3rd year
Holstein, Don Jordan, of the
Young Yankee Workers, lst; to
Harold Stierhoff, MarysvilIe,
Paris Livestock club, End; 4th
year Holstein, Dale Rausch, Plain
City, Darby Valley Producers, lst,
and grand champion.
Guernsey class, 1st year project
was won by Evelyn Burns, Mil
ford Center, of the same club,
End; End year Guernsey, Malcolm
McKitrick, Plain City, MilIcreek
Top-Notchers, 1st; Jerry Fogle,
Peoria, Young Yankee Workers,
End; 3rd year Guernesy, Evelyn
Burns, 1st; Larry Dunn, Marys-
vile, Taylor Champion Stockmen,
End; 4th year Guernesy, Harold
Burns, Milford Center, Darby
Valley Producers, lst.
Ayrshire 1st year, Herb Cahill,
Peoria, Young Yankee Workers,
1st; Bob Cahill, Peoria, Young
Yankee Workers, End; End year
Ayrshire, Herb Cahill, lst, and
Bob .CahilI, 2nd;. 3rd year Ayr
shire, Bob Cahill, tst@ and George
Wollam, Plain City, of the Je-
rome All club, End. Champion
Ayrshire went to Herb Cahill.
1st year Jersey, Mary Alice
Mullaney, East Liberty, Liberty
Feeders, 1st; and David Scheider-
er, End; End year Jersey, Dick
Rausch, Unionville Center, OAR
by Valley Producers. 1st; Dick
Seitz, Milford Center, Union
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