The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-11
Union Countians
Win Many Awards
Junior Premiums
Given at Plain City

Many Union County boys and
girls won many prizes in the var
ious Junior Fair judging contests
at the Plain City Fair last week,
the county agents office an
nounced this week. They includ-
ed the following:
Don Fry won the dairy show
manShip and was awarded a tro-
ply by the Lucas Drug of Plain
City. Norman Greenbaum won
the swine showmanship contest
and was awarded a trophy by the
Chapman Motor Sales of Plain
City. Ned Rausch won the sheep
showmanship and was awarded a
trophy by the Lucas Drug Store
of Plain City.
The dairy Judging contest was
won by Dale Rausch, of Plain
City, and he was awarded tro-
ply by the Moores and Ross Co,
of Columbus. Marvin Morse
placed second in this contest and
George Woerner, fourth. In the
general livestock contest, Wayne
Rausch and Raymond Rausch tied
for second place and Marvin
Morse placed 5th.
Evelyn Burns had the best
dairy heifer of all breeds, not in
milk production, and was award
ed trophy by the Plain City
Grange.
Charles Walk had the grand
champion gilt of all breeds in
the Junior Fair and was awarded
a trophy by the Plain City I'm
plement Co.
Billy Conklin had the champ
ion Holstein in Junior Fair and
was awarded a trophy by Henry
Conklin, of Millcreek Township.
Ned Rausch had the grand
champion Corriedale eve in Jun
ior Fair and was given a trophy
by Henry Boerger and Sons, of
Plain City.
These clubs and organizations
in Union County put up booth
display at the Plain City Fair:
Victory Producers All Club, Cal
ly Livestock Drovers All Club,
Cally Frisky Feeders All Club,
Freedoms Foundation Sewing
and Cooking All Clubs, Jerome
jolly Johnny Cakes All Club,
Cally Clever Cooks, Kally Keen
Kutters All Club, Union County
Extension Service. Union County
Older Rural Youth Group.
Evelyn Burns placed first in
the Guernsey yearling heifer
class, third Guernsey calf and |
fourth in Guernsey 2-year-old |
heifer. Donald Fry placed second |
in Guernsey 2-year-old and third |
Guernsey yearling class.
Billy Conklin placed first and
second in Holstein calf class. Nor
man Greenbaum placed third in
Holstein calf class. Bette Kasper
placed fourth in the Holstein calf
class. David Johnson placed sec
ond in the Brown Swiss 2-year-
old class. George Woerner placed
first in the Ayrshire calf class and
second in the Ayrshire yearling
heifer. Thelma Heron placed
third in the Ayrshire yearling
heifer class.
jeanette Boerger placed first in
the Shorthorn steer class and sec !
ond in the Angus steer class. Art
hur Arnold placed fifth in the
Shorthorn steer class.
Norman Greenbaum had the
first, second, and third place
Duroc gifts and first, second and
third place in the Duroc boar,
third place in the group of market
pigs and second and third individ-
ual market pig. Dennis Logan Jr.
placed first in the Hampshire gilt
class, first in the Hampshire boar
class, first in the group of market
pigs, and first in the individual
market pig. Charles Walk placed
first in the Berkshire gilt, first
in Berkshire boar and grand
champion gilt over all breeds. /
Ned Rausch placed first in the
aged Corriedale eve class, first
and second with yearling eve,
fret and second Cprriedalp ram