The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-06

| After the speaker, Mr.. Green
eisen and Mrs. Diehl, home dem
onstration agent, will make the
presentation of the county, state
and district All club winners.
Next, the sponsors of the vari-
Gus clubs will be presented to the
group as will the advisers of the
100 percent clubs.
The program will be termin-
ated by reciting the All club
pledge.
After the meeting the ushers
will give the achievement en-
velopes to the sponsors, who in
turn will distribute them to the
club members.
The envelopes will contain the
various hieve m e mt awards
earned by the All members dur
ing the past year. A list of the
ushers follows:
Ushers
Sarah Speyer, Berna Hegen-
derfer, Belva Mae Knedler, Bob
Kale, Bob Cahill, Ted Sm i h,
Dean Mack, John Kilfan, Dick
Parrott, Bill Coder, Sherman
Nicol, Russell Cline, Ralph How
aid, Alfredo Nicol, Mary Coons,
Carol Laird, Judy Guy, Greta
Thompson, Margaret Mayer and
Katherine Sieg.
The candle lighting ceremony
is possibly one of the most i'm
pressive of the All ritual Mem
bers from each club, representa-
tive of their groups, will gather
around table with lighted can
dies. Mary Alice Howard will be
the narrator for the candle cere-
mony.
Following is list of the par
ticipantS in this ceremony, with
their club designations and the
number of years each has par
ticipated in All club work:
Candle Lighting Ceremony
ii years, Merle Robinson; 10
years, Malcolm McKitrick and
Maxine Rogers; 8 years Norman
Greenbaum and Mildred Delling-
er; 8 years, James Hall and Ma
rybelle Hamilton; z years, Joe
Thiergartner and Bonnie Jewell:
l6 years, Harold Clevenger and
Betty Douglas;
5 years, Dolores Starr and Sam
Sanders; 4 years, Phyllis Jack
son and Raymond Rausc h; 3
years, Shirley Southland and Rob
ert Dellinger; years, Sharon
Mosher and John Carson; / year,
Judy Kay Parish h and Denny
Herd.
At this time, recognition of the
many sponsors of the All pro-
gram during the past year will
be made. Following is list of
the All sponsors for the past
season.:
List of Sponsors
The following implement deal
ers furnished awards for the All
members according to the num-
! Der of years they have complet-
ed: Wagner g. Kull, Marysville;
Tom Navin Implement Co., Ma
rysville; Thomas Implement Co.,
MarySville; Ohnsman Tract or
Co., Marysville; Ted Streng I'M
plement Co., Marysville; and
P arrott Implement Co., Rich
wood.
Union county Pomona Grange
gave awards to the champion
clothing and the champion nu-
triton b o 9th S. Representative,
Kenneth Blake.
Union County Farm Bureau,
showmanship trophies in beef,
dairy, sheep and swine classes at
the Union County Fair; cash
awards for central livestock
Judging at the Redwood Fair.
Representatives, Ted Tobee and
Guy Green.
Northern Ohio Breeders As
sociation, Tiffin, reserve cham
pion trophy in dairy Snowman
ship at both the Union county
and Redwood Fairs. Represen-
tatives, Max Drake and John
Horn.
Durnell Market, Redwood,
presented a trophy for the best
Junior Fair chickens at the Rich
wood Fair. Representative, A. H.
| Durnell.
Marion Winter, r i C h woo d,
awarded a trophy to the best
Junicr fair school dress, at the
Redwood Fair. Representative,
Marion Winter.
The Winter Furniture Store,
Redwood, trophy to the best
Junior Fair sports dress at the
Redwood Fair. Representative,
Harold Winter.
SPANS SC to 81 store, Rich
wood, trophy to the best Junior
Fair cotton dress at the Rich
wood Fair. Representative, w. c.
Spain.
Fryman Plumbing g. Heating
Co, Redwood, trophy for the
hest Junior Fair dress-up dress
/ at the RichWnnd Fair RenreSent-