The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-24
Couniy's Youth
Win Most Awards
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VI the elght state lndlVldual
contest winners from Union
County, five will go to the Ma
tional All Club Congress.
Those who will not go to the
national are: Evelyn Burns, Mil
ford Center Rt. |, who placed
first in dairy production A. She
attended Chuckery- Darby High
School and has been a member of
the Freedoms Foundation Cloth
ing and nutritionaD and the Vic
tory Producers's All Clubs. She
is l8 years old.
Marvin Perkins, Redwood Rt.
3, winner in soil conservation,
who is a graduate of Redwood
High School and is a freshman at
Ohio State University. He has
! been a member of the Up and
Coming livestock Club for seven
years.
Wayne Rausch, Plain City Rt.
i, winner in Dairy Production is
the third winner who does not
go to Chicago. He is agraduate of
Chuckery-Darby High School and
is a freshman at Ohio State. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Rausch of Plain City Rt. l and
will receive a S25 war bond.
The three boys and two girls
who have earned free trips to
| the National Club Congress are:
Robert Jacobs, winner in the
better methods contest in electri-
city. He is a graduate of York
i High School and been a member
of the Young Yankee Workers
All club for eight years. He has
been president, vice president,
and recreation leader and was
on the Junior Fair Board in 1948
and 49. He received an "a" rating
I on his electricity demonstra-
ton at the State Fair and plans
to make electrical engineering
his career. His parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Jacobs of Peoria
Melvin Boerger, Plain City Rt.
!, won the field crop contest. He
attended Chuckery-Darby High
School and has completed u
years Of club work and Is pro-
jects. In the Victory Producers
! All Club he has held the Of
fices of treasurer and president.
He has been a member of the
county general livestock judg-
ing team that went to the State
Fair in l948 and was on the beef
Judging team that went to the
State Fair this year. He is in part
nership with his father, Mr.. Will
lam Boerger and is operating a
larg farm in Darby Township.
Dorothy Coleman, Marysville
Rt. 2, won the canning achieve
ment contest. She is a graduate
of Marysville High School and
has completed six years of club
work and 16 projects in the
Kitchen Queens and Paris Style
Improvers clubs. She was first
in the Individual demonstration
contest in the county and first
in the nutrition judging contest
at Redwood in 1948. This year
she was first in the individual
demonstration contest, senior di-
vision demonstration, and best
foods demonstration. She is the
daughter of Mrs. H. ]. Coleman.
Patricia Lombard, Plain City
Rt. |, had the best girls All re-
cord at the State Fair. She is a
graduate of Chuckery-D + b y
High School and has completed
10 years of club work in the
Freedoms Foundation and Darby
Valley Producers Clubs. She has
been an assistant adviser for
three years and was Camp Staff
and Camp Spirit at Camp Cliff
ton in l947- AZ. She was State
Delegate to the National All Club
Camp and placed first in under
garments in the county style re-
view in 1949. Her parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lombard.
Marvin Morse, Milford Center
Rt l, won the title at the States
healthiest All Club boy. He is
a graduate of Chuckery-Darby
High School and is a freshman
at Ohio State University. He has
been president, treasurer, and as
sistant adviser of the Victory
Producers All Club and has
completed eight years and l8 pro-
jects in club work. He is the son