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JR. CORN KING'S STEER IS GIVEN CHAMPION TITLE Gilman Stewart Awarded Top Prize in Beef Calf Judging. Gilman Stewart, 16. of Greensburg. who last winter was named America's champion Junior com king in Chicago, added to his laurels today as he received the grand championship prize in the beef calf club at the Indiana state fair with his steer, Duke. Duke weighs 1330 pounds. Victors in the beef club, given in their respective placing order, follow: BEEF CALF CLUB Caiv*s Ftom Dam* Bred by Exhibitor— William Dirkinnon. Dr.phi: Ritsco* Bovrr. Frankfort Gerald Lantz and Wiinur Lantz of !*w Palestine Herbert Hank. Crawfords ysUe SHORTHORN Junior Yearling Oilman Stewart. Greenabinr: Alien Creek, Kitehell: Wilbur Lantz New Palestine. Russel Cole. Kokomo Kenneth Jacob* Ruxtiaville William Lantz Greenfield; Bernice Lantz. New Palestine. Herbert Hank. Crawfordsville; Vance CSodfelter, Judson; Gerald Clodfelter. Greencaatie Summer Yearling—Ro*coe Rover. FrankM B’anton Shirk. Decatur Herbert Han* Gerald Lantz: Alien Creek Max Martin. Rockville John S - 'wart. Greensburg Clayton Muilm. Delphi; Sheldon Smith Greensburg. Wayne Schroyer. Hartford City Senior Calf—Frank Kitchtn. Greensburg; A' *n Creek. Kenneth Ontermever. Greenfield Harold Storm. Greensburg. Ralph Morehouse. Lafayette; John Sieber. Delphi; Ronald Even* Waveland: Glen Ostermever Greenfield Willard Balnbrldge. Greensburg Gerald Clodfeiter. Oreencastle. Champion S’eer—Oilman Stewart. Reserve Champion—Prank Kuchin HEREFORD Junior Yearling Harold Wilcox. Romnev Dale Evens Waveland Earl Morris. Salerr John Stewart Greensburg: Evan rw.;:r.? Valionta Donald Bowman. Delphi Robert Grubbs. Covington; John wv rich Kempton Oeorge Amthauer Walton: Robert Radeltff Newcastle. Summer Yearling—Max Schultg. Attica; Walter lies. Is fa vet te Robert Clingan. Perrsvville Jack Bowman Delphi; Elizabeth Stewart Oreensbure Ira Kruger K'wanna; Junior Judd Moran; Kenneth Pamsev Milligan: Donald Scott.. Galveston: Robert Batnbridge. Oreensburg. Senior Calf -Virginia Miller Frankfort; Robert Grubbs Covington: Kenneth Ram>ev: Harold Wilcox: Btllv Albright. Frankfort: Charles Carter Salem; Donald Berlet Walton. Bt.vm Brhuman. Columbia Cite- Fs-1 Langston. Frankfort: John Mulltn Delphi Reserve Champion—Max Schultz.l ANOUS Junior Yearling-John Greenburg. We*: Point Hugh VanHov. Loogoot ee;; Bill Dirk’son Delphi- Jess Andrew Jr West Point George Hopper. Onward: Robert Pfondler. Acton: Thomas Evans. Huntington Joe Cooper. Markleville: Robert Van HLoocoote* Harold Tvner. Tipton. Rummer Yearling-Geraldine Nellans, Mmone Bill Diekison. Jess Andrew Jr . Ralph Nelson. Walton: Robert Van Hov. Loogootee Wavne Collins Salem: George I Hopper Robert Grubbs Covington; Paul Long. Etna Green: Max Skinner. Stockwell. Senior Calf—Jess Andrew Jr.. John Greenburg. Henrv Hoagland Clinton; Hugh Van Hov. Robert Van Hoy. Mark Miller. Peru Max Schultz Attica: Wanda Slaughter. Markleville: Wavne DeHaven. Logansport: Larrv Savage. Shoals. Champion of All Ages—Jess Andrew Jr. Champion Angus Steer Special—Jess Andrew Jr Grand Champion Club Steer—Gilman Stewart. TWO JACKETS STOLEN Folding Camera Also Taken From Parked Car. When Donald C. Bell. R. R. 3. Box 271. parked his car at the clubhouse of the South Grove golf links yesterday, a thief broke into it and stole a leather jacket, a tan jacket and a folding camera. Value of the articles was given as S4O. PARKED CAR IS LOOTED $l3O Postal Savings Stamps and Clothing Are Stplen. A bag containing $l5O worth of postal savings stamps and clothing and a revolver, valued at SIOO. was stolen last night from the automobile of Raymond Seaverson. Little Rock. Ark., while it was parked at Alabama and Washington streets. Clothing. Cigars Nabbed A suit of clothes, a box of cigars, and twenty-eight pairs of men's hose, all valued at $37. were taken from the parked car of Joe Rolles. 440 Century building, late yesterday afternoon. The automobile was parked at Pennsylvania and Maryland streets.

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Greenwood Pair Divides Blue Ribbons in DairyCalf Judging at Fair John and Spencer Richards Win Top Prizes in Ayrshire Division; Eugene Wright of Sheridan Is Victor in Guernsey Class, Martin Underwood in Holstein. Brothers divided all the prizes in the Ayrshire class of the dairy calf club at the Indiana state fair when John and Spencer Richards of Greenwood alternated in gamering blue ribbons.

John Richards won the blue ribbon and championship of the Ayrshire class. The winners, given in their respective placing order, follow: AYRSHIRE^ Senior Calve* Class—John Richard*, j Greenwood; Lowell Hamilton. Franklin; Spencer Richarda. Greenwood. Merle Weatherly. Indianapolis^ Donald Clark and ] Robert H Canary of Franklin. Junior Yearling Heifer*—Spencer Richard*: Homer R. Dorrell. Camby; William Clark and Robert H Canary of Franklin. Senior Yearling Hellers—John Richard*; Lawrence H Hamilton. Franklin; Spencer Richards: Lowell Hamilton; Robert H. Canary. . , Cow Ciat* —Spencer Richards: Merle Weatherly: William Clark. Robert H. Canary. Champion—John Richards. GUERNSEY Senior Calf—Eugene Wright, Sheridan; Lii.ian Davis. Independence; Robert Kull. Lafayette. Robert Ralston. Montmorenci; Betty Young and Clyde M Young of Sharpsvtlle Harold Kull. Lafayette; Lewis Leier. Huntington; Kenneth Richards. Indianapolis; Robert Modaus, Williamsport. Junior Yearling Heilers—James Mills, Mooresville Leon Steward. Lebanon: Eugene Wright; Doris Rinehart, Cutler; Clyde Young: Charles Mather. Lafayette; Loren Modisett. Logansport. Victor Stine. Goshen: Paul Gllmour ahd Robin Giimour of Franklin. Senior Yearling Heifers—Robert Harvey. Bridgeport: James M..is; James Brookie, Sheridan. Cow Class—Robert Ralston: Robert Harvev Merrill Bush. Veedersburg; James Mills: Robert Medour, Mooresville. Lillian Davis; Wavne Davis. Independence; Virgil Giimour. Franklin Champion—Eugene Wright. Reserve Reserve Champion—James Mills. HOLSTEIN Senior Calf—Martin Underwood. Summltville: Tom Snouwaert. Lafayette; Ruth Mann. Summitville: Lenard Hibschman, Syracuse. Robert H. Schwindler, Linden; Raymond C. Bottema, and Cassius M. Bottema of Indianapolis; Tommv Bair. Summitville; Woodrow Smoker. Goshen; John H. Guthrie. Muncie. Junior Yearling Heifers—Cassius M Bottema; Marshall Allman. Summitville; John H Guthrie: Hubert Gary, Summitville; Richard Beck. Syracuse: Charles Smoker. Goshen. Senior Yearling Heifers—Cassius M. Bottoma; Wendell Gray. Summitville; Joseph M Smith. Roval Center; Marshall Allman. Cow Class—John H. Guthrie: Ravmond Bottema; Cassius Bottema: Robert Schwinder; Oliver Hibschman. Syracuse. Champion—Martin Underwood. JERSEY Senior Calf—Marice Haase. Mooresville: Flovd Fisher. Sheridan: J. B Brown. Rushville: Marjorie Ginz. Falmouth; Martha E White Newcastle; Harold Johnson. Vincennes; Lowell Hensley. Anderson: Hobart P Burns. Mary Arline Burns and Jack Burns of Lafayette. Junior Yearling Heifers—Marion Mvers, Nrwcastlp; Eileen Wright. Sheridan; Robert White. Newcastle; Ravmond Mohler. Lewisville; Kathleen Yorkes. Camden; George Park. Indianapolis: Virgil Glng, Lewisville; Everett C. Hubbell, Brownsville: Hedric Wiley. St. Paui; Lowell Hensley. Anderson. Senior Yearling Heifers—Robert White: Eugene S Wright. Sheridan; Paul Winslow. Carthage; Russell Cassity. Spiceland: Harold Johnson: Martha F. White; Paul Miller. Sedalia: Lewis E. Cooper. Laconia; Jack Wisley. Romney; Jane Plnalre. Corydon. Cows—Kathleen. Yerkes; Robert White: Hednc Wiley: Harold Johnson: Robert Bird Lapel: Katherine Plnaire. Corvdon; J. R. Brown. GEM THEFT IS PROBED 51.200 in Jewelry Missing for Week, State Official Reports. By United /’res* NEW ALBANY, Ind., Sept. 4 Police here are investigating the theft of $1,200 in jewelry from the home of Evan Stotsenberg, a member of the state highway commission. Mrs. Stotsenberg reported the jewels have been missyag from her home since last week.

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Lucille Morris Takes First Honors in 4-H Event at State Fair. Styles emanating from “down on the farm” were shown in the 4-H Club style show contest at the Indiana state fair this week. Miss Lucile Morris, winner of the Marion county style show, proved that the close proximity of city department store models was of a benefit when she was victorious over seventy-four other county champions. The show was directed by Miss Mae Masten of Puidue university, and judged by Misses Meta Martin and Frieda Stoll, also of Purdue. The reserve r.weepstakes winner this year was Miss Estella Buente of Vanderburg county and the blue ribbon or first group winners follows: Lora Mae Nesbit. Benton county; Margaret Jones. Tippecanoe county: Jean Justice. Case county; Jane Etter. Putnam county. Helen Goss. White county; Clarence Schlagel. Clay county; Adabelle Mangas. Randolph county; May Glen Yeager. Vigo county, and Anna Walter. Whitley county. Red Ribbon Group—Florence Hester, Scott; Virginia Beehler. St. Joseph: Ruth Fox. Jackson: Mildred Johnson. Henry; Martha Bloom. Knox: Marv Ellen Jones. Carroll: Martha Beesley, Decatur: Marv Sanford. Hancock; Marv Frances Cranor. Howard; Hazel Mae Marshall. Rush. White Ribbon Group—Phvllis Sunderland. Newton; Edna Horton, Tipton; Helen Foster. Monroe; Martha Dawson. Wabash; Cara Nell Scott, Boone; Sidney Ellen Davis,. Gibson: Vanita Johnson. Morgan; Alice Cadle. Orange: Ruth Gaines. Jasper Beulah Kellar. Jennings.

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