Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 101, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1934 — Page 11

SEPT. 6, 1034.

1.326 VIE FOR COOKING PRIZES AT STATE FAIR 78 Counties Represented in Prize List at Exposition. Seventy-eight Hoosier counties, with 1.326 4-H club girls represented, participated in the baking, canning and food preparation exhibits at the state lair this year. The canning division, with 300 girls receiving ribbons, received the nos’ awards. Ribbons to winners, in all classes and given in the respective placing 'Order, follow: rißfiT YEAH 4-H BAKING CLUB Whit# Flour Muffin*—Blue Ribbons. *l;e.nia 8m:: b BafgerjrUl*. Verie Doty, JDrruon. 0.. Miyme Johnson. Brazil. Rea jtibban*. Mir. j Edmonson. Greencastle. Ftorer.cs Cans sey, Mo jaavown Margaret Errntr Nobles*i,.e. Waite Riooons: Harriet Chnston. Fowler. Uii.ji joai.soo. u>lor. Wand* Jene Hrlderman. B; - Who.e Wheat or Graham Muffin*—Blue R.abon* Ms jmt Jotmron, Jane Boo*. W**t Lafave'e Anne Jane Simmons. Lebanon Red Riobona Mary J Edmonson, c * J. f’**it. Crasforiinile. B*'t> J> .gen*. Co.u.-i.uu- W ...*e R.niton Mari,;.n A.-sender. A.bany; The.ma Snv*b. Elvira Hi.and. Clermont. SECOND 1 EAR 4-H BAKING CLUB Gir.eerbtead Blu Riboon Lola Mae Perry. Frsnkloit. uona.d Black. Coaiaio.-.t, Mary L<> :v* Saope. Biookiyn Red R.bbons. Mattha Loui*e Kieyia. Tipton, Jktty V hi'e. Uu*hvUie Baio.ra >au d'eo Hope. White Ribbon: Laura Frances Ray. f: ankiir. Cer rude Monhaul. Mianawaka, JUUrv Howe. Via.don. Nit Hr'ad Blue Rrbbon: Bonnie R. Rome, oi'enca tie. Margaret Ann Keiler. C ..• ton. Virginia Woodward. Lapel. Red IltllMi. Margaret Latinter. Bloomington, Gertrude Monnaui, Muhawaaa; Rutn M O Lear. M,n ,* White Ribbons: Bt:ie Bndglna. Indianapolis. Cetnenne Horton. "lip 1 on. Ke'nleen Powell. Bluff'on. urop l). < ii’ H. <e Ribbons Rosalind Weave Battle Ground. Donald B.ark t i treater. Carmel. lied P rnn It •<*. Kroda. Kingsbury, Caro1} n V. -T. Alexandria, Gertrude Monhaut. Ai shawaka. White Ribbons Betty White, h I aura Prances Lav Frank.in. Winifred Ne*hitt. New Richmond. THIRD YEAR 4-H BAKING CLUB White F.o ir Plain Yeast Rolls—Blue Ribbons Sail- Mtu Lowell: Mary Edith M'ins. GrarW ilma Smith. Thorntown Red Ribbons Leia Mae Wilson. B ,ffon J .a Ann* Dice. New Ross. L icille Noaser King ,bury White Ribbons: wiva E Logan. Rush*ilia; Ruth Crone, Martinsville Vera Plummer. Indianapolis. Baaing Powder I Bl . Ribbons: T- oauer. W’-att. Mar;, Ro-alyn Carey. Whitcstown. Carolvn Jane Smith. New’ Moss Red Ribbons. Marian Morrow. P chmond Margaret Lazzeli Columbus; M ibe. B*av*r. Cicero White Ribbons: t • , .erine Downing. Battle Ground. Ho-e ll'itij Terre Haute; Mildred Stinson. E’-ansville. Plain Rolled Sugar Cookies- Blue Ribbons Mi.dred S'tnson. Evansville: Sarah W ehart. Hagerstown, Florence Peterson. Laporte. Red Ribbons Alice Gennill. T. uffton. Ruth Jackson. Coiombus. C. Louise Miller. Ji onullc. White Ribbon. Frances E.len Faust. Pendleton. Vera P. immer. Indianapolis; Maryel Patrick. Cloverdale. White Flour Yeast Bread—Blue Ribbons: Warm E. Logan RushviUe: Mildred Stin#or. Evansville WHOM Talk sag'on, Columbus. Red Ribbons Julia Dice, New P Lola M Wilson. Bluffton: Vera Plummer. Inoianapo'.is. White Ribbons: Ruth Crone, Martinsville; Billy Taylor. Rosedale. Gene Dolioff Richmond. sponge Cake Blue Ribbons: Fbrestme At Her. Spireiand. Jane Irwin. Prai.kfort; Mirjotia Lehman. Vincennes. Red Ribbons; Georg.v O. Dic'rirh. Olterbem; Hts N* : more: Catherine Lelrer. Logan.port While Ribbons. Ruth Jarkaon. Columb. Janet- Ptckertl. Indianapolis Lillian Brown. A'ttca. FOURTH YEAR 4-H CLUB BAKING Parker House Rolls Blue Ffiobons: Carohn Dire. Crawfordsville. Geraldine White. Culphur Springs. Isabelle Painter. Muncie. R*n RibOoii’ Dorothy Mae Sun on Needham Irene Morrish, Fai-mount; Mil dr*d Culp Wakarusa. White Ribbons: H-;en Aivrte Ruechel. Badgeport. Lalah B .tier. Jamestown; Mary M White. Spencer .imon Roil..—Blue Ribbons: Irma Blank, Bridgeport. Virginia belle Acker, y i M • • 1 Lafayette. Red Ribbon: Mary Foster. Lapel: fist her Gordon. Ja*onville. Frances Adams. Rushvtil— White Ribbons: Theima Saiiora. Loganspor* Virginia Young Greencastle; Char’e.m Whittington. Craw lord?v li;e Cup Cakes Biue Ribbons Mary Dean O’-enbaugh. Muncie. Rebecca blmison Romney. Edna Pearl Manton Edinburg. Red Ribbon? Dorothy Parrish. W'avnetown: Virginia Blank. Bridgeport; Marjorie McMillin. RushviUe. White Ribbons: Carolvn Mathew? Lafayette: Mary Cathe ne Roo. Franklin. Esther Gordon. JasonVtllr. White Flour Yeast Bread Blue Ribbons: Dorothv Mae Stinson. Needham: Mary J. Miller, l.a Crosse Man Salatin. Newcastle. Red Ribbon, Wilma Carnes. Ossian: Winifred Thompson. Kilrysburg Thelma Sailors. Logans port \V "e Ribbons: Lurene Shields. Charlottesville: Thelma Chtpman. Pennville. Eileen Cunningham. Martinsville White Laver Cake—Blue Ribbons: Janet Ricks. Newcastle. Marjorie Wampler. Bicknell. MardelSe Pres.-rr. Anderson. Red Ribbons: Virginia Blank. Bridgeport; Frances Adams. RushviUe; Cecelia F:sh. Dales lile White Ribbons: Marcella Frants. Bridgeport: Carolyn Mathews, Lahyette: Edna Man ion Edinburg. Angel Food- Blue Ribbons' Janice Rothyock. Newcastle: Anna Mae Huffman. Muncie. Helen M Ruechel. Bridgeport. Red Ribbon* Thelma Chtpman. Pennville; Maxine Wallace. Lafayette; Marv Foster. Lapel White Ribbons: Arien* Lord* Oreen'own: Eileen Cunningham. Martinsville: Marr J Smith W’stnrld White Loaf Cake R.ue Ribbons Mavlne Quakenbush Sharpsvtlle. Edna Pearl Manion Ed'nburg Rebeero Smi’sor Rv- re- . Pd Ribbons Rubv Davis Franklin: Dorothv P >rrt?h. W.ivnetown: Carolyn Ktesiing. Loganvport White Ribbons: Louanna Robert? Lewisville: lima B.ank, Bridgeport Ma-v P Osenbaugh. Muncie. FIFTH YEAR 4-H CLUB BAKING Parker House Rolls.— Blue Ribbons: Dorothy P.ce. Craw ford.** tile; Marjorie Pease. Terre Haute; Charline Oxley, BlountseiUe Red Ribbons Esther BtUtng*lv Greenwood Dorothy Coffman. Yorktown; Man F Miller Tip’on White Dbbons Virgin* Dean. Oreenca**>: Elizabeth Morrish. Jonesboro; Dorothy Nutting. Laporte. Clover Leaf Yeast Rolls—Blue Ribbons Anne D"n<vdr Lafavette: Jeanette Frown. F: an kiln: Olendtth Fielder. Blooming’on Red Ribbons Marv F Miller. Tipton. Helen Morris Terre Haute Ruby Hamm ICnightstown White Ribbons: Virginia Kabrtch Muncte; Evelyn South. 'Skinbridge: Dorothy Dice. Crawfordsville. Swedish Tea Ring Blue Ribbons: Anne D’nwoodv Lafavette Dorothy Ennis. Martirsv l ie: Neva Snrder. Liberty. Red Ribbons: Dorothy Dtre. Crawfordsville: Louise Hutchinson. Ossian: Marie E Bm;:h. Bargrrsville White Ribbons. Margaret Horseman. Cambridge Citv: Ruby Gentry. DaieviUe: Elle Anora Keller. Anderson. , White Flour Yeast Bread Blue Ribbons: Anne Dunwoedv, Lafavette: Marjorie M. Tease Terre Haute. Gula Kees’mg. Muncte Red Ribbon* Marv France* Miller. Tipton; Virginia Dean. Greencastle. Dorothy Dice Cr.vwfordsville White Ribbons: 0.-l.'h Fielder. Bloomington’ Elizabeth Morrish. Jonesboro Dorothy Ennis. Mar-tn-sv a*. Whole Wheat or Graham Yeas; Bread— Biue Ribbon.* Thelrr.a Callahan Shirler; ; . K m*. Muncie: Dorothy Ennis. Martinsville Red Ribbons Bonita House. Dayton; Es’her Bi!'ine*by. Greenwood: Crvs'al Covait. Summltvllte Dark Loaf Cake -Blue Ribbons: Dorothy Dee Ciawfordsvtlle: E*ther Billingsbv. Greenwood: Elisabeth Morrish. Jonesboro. Red Ribbons Helen Morris. Terre Haute: Bo p :a Houe Davton: Ruth White. Thorntown Whi'e Ribbon* Luanna L* Fuze. IsSertv. Dorothy Ennis. Martinsville; Gula JEeeslmg Muncie Angel Food B: ;e Ribbons: Mary Fora. M M ..ms fvotnaker Mil'on. Red Ribbon.* Gs'he rllt- Kiesling. Logansport; Bonita Hous- D*v on Virginia Dean C.reen- .:> Wht'e Ribbon* Alice Born*racer. Rensselaer. Esther Biiitngsby. Greenwood. THREE ARE ELECTED BY INDIANAPOLIS BAR “Bo” MrMilJin Give* Address at Mvfling in C olumbia Club. Three new members were elected to the Indianapolis Bar Association t its meeting last night at the Columbia Club. They are Joseph C. Wallace. 150 East Market street: Sidney Stein. CO3 State Life building, and Julian Bamberger. 901 Meyer-Kiser Bank building. Alvin N. 'Bo> McMillin. Indiana university head football coach, spoke on “Football as a Character Builder" FARM Gets 1M Day*. $25 Fine For I’sing Electne Current. Theodore Bronston. 28. Negro. 855 Colton atreet. faces a $25 and costs fine and 180 days on the Indiana atate farm as the result of action taken yesterday by Municipal Judge William BheafT'*r. Bronston i* alleged to have tapped an electnc line back of a meter and used u for his own advantage.

Tonight’s Radio Excursion

THIEsDAY P M j <w>.-T* Datuant CBS' CKLW 1 IS— W.:*cji* orebeatra NBC WEAF Between the Bookeiidi CBS i WA BC I M—T * nf Cobra?* 'NBC WEAF. Sirtg.r.g Ladv NBC' W.JZ I 4S—Moun’air.eera 'CBS’ WABC. 4 oft—Buck Roger* CBS' WA BC Coaklev * orch**tra 'NBC' WEAF. U a Navy band NBC' WJZ ,4.IV—W irretach a orcheatr.% CBS* KMBC 4 JO —New, Robbm'a orchestra 'CBS’ N*w v. 'B*>r.g* NBC WEAF Ir:*h M:n*?rel* NBC WTZ 4.45—L0e,l Thomas 'NBC' WJZ Jan Sa.itt* orchestra 'CBS' WABC SneTh w.'h Raymond Kr.ight 'NBC W’EAP M4-B-.l :* FToc* 'CBS' WABC 5 15—Martlr t orchetra NBC’ WJZ Wayv.rte Co’tags CBS. WABC. G*ne and Olnn NBC’ W'EAF. 5 30—C iff Edward* 'CBS WABC. Tenor NBC WEAF Ed Lowry program 'NBC' WJZ. B ck Poget* 'CBS’ WBBM. 5 45—E**' and Dumk* NBC WEAF. Boik* Carter CBSr WABC. 6 00—Sketch Gritz and Gravy” (NBC) WJ7 Ka-e Rm.’h 'CBS WABC Rudy Valle* NB C< WEAF k 15—Wal'er P ’f.:n CBS' WABC. 6 30—Bongs <NBC' WJZ WLS S'e'er.i Harmon** CBS' WABC. : 00— Show Boat NBCi WEAF Dea’h Va.ley Dav* NBC' Bar X Days and Nights ICBB' WABC 7 30—T 'o Guizar and orchestra CBSi WABC H*. oerger * orchestra NBC' WJZ 745 Fa*- Waller iCBSi WABC • Oft— Paul Whiteman Music Hall 'NBC' WEAF . Parade of the Province* 'NBC' WJZ Fortir-flve Minute* in Hollywood 'CBS WABC R 3b —Archer Oth'on. organ 'NBCI WJZ * =■ ■ P arbors iCBSt WABC 9 00 —Berger * orchestra 'NBCI WEAF. Vera Van CBS WABC Be'lor's orrhevtra -N3C' WJZ 9 15—c.rofe v oreh*tra 'CBS' Gene and Glenn 'NBCi WMAO 9 30— Berren * orche'ra 'NBC' WEAF Johnson's orchev'ra >NBC' WJZ. 9 45 B’iv*e * orchestra (CBS' WABC. 10 00— M i* band 'NBCI WEAF Re thman s orchestra 'CBS Wrß.. M.lwaukee Philharmonic orchestra • NBC' WJZ. 10 30—Dane.ng in Twin Cities 'NBC' Barnett s orchestra CBS' WABC Shep Field .* orchestra (NBCi WEAF WFBM ( 12-?0 ) Indianapolis • Indiana noils Power and Mghl Consist' „ THURSDAY PM ' 4 oft—Men of Note* ICBS'. 4 15—Edup'd WurtzeOach orchestra 4 30—Tonight on the Air. i 4 35—Bohemians 5 00—Sylvia Froos 'CBS' 5 15—wayside Cottage 'CB6'. 5 10— Buck Rogr-s CBS'. S 45—Studio program coo—Kate Smith 'CBS' f 15—Walter Pitkin iCBS>. f, 30 —Lei'h Stevens' Harmonies (CBo). 7 ob—Bar-X Davs and Nights (CBS: 7 30 —Tito Guizar 'CBS 7 45 Rhvfhrn Club (CBSj. 8 00—Songsmiths. 8 15—Bohemians 8 45 Playbovs (CBS' <i no—Vera Van iCBS'. 9 15—Ba eball scores. !> 2b—Ferde Orofe orchestra (CBS' 9 45—Henrv Basse orchestra (CBS'. 10 OO—joe Retchman orchestrt 'CBS' ; jo 30—Cliarle? Barnet orchcsira 'CBS'. | ji 00—Freddie Hankie orchestra 'CBS). I 11 15—Keith Beecher orchs'ra 'CBS'. 11 30 —Riv OHara orchestra 'CBS'. 11 45—r .*ssa Bvrd at th organ. 12.00 —Midnight—Sign off. FRIDAY A M. fi 30 Pep Club 7:oo—Song eeporter 'CBS'. 7 15— Metrnpolitain Parade 'CBS). 8 00—Madison singers 'CBS'. 8 15—Breakfast Billboard. R 30—News 'CBS'. 8 35—Carolvn Gray 'CBSI. 8 45—Three Flats 'CBS'. 9 00—Cooking Close-Ups 'CBS'. 9 15—Beale Street Bovs (CBS'. 9 30—Rambles In Rhvthm 'CBS'. 9 45—Joan Marrow 'CPS'. in no—Elizabeth Barthell 'CBS', in is—Among Our Souvenirs 'CBS'. 10 30— a: Kavelin orchestra 'CBS' 11 ob—Emil Vela7Co's orchestra (CBS'. 11 30—Farm Circle. P M. 12:30—Memories Garden (CBSI. 1 oo—Four Showmen 'CBS'. 1 15—Hurdy Gurdv Man 'CBSI. 1 30—Fair program 1 oo—Ambassador of Melodv 2 15— Rhvthm Bandbox (CBSI. 2 3b—Two Thirty Tunes. 3 no—Frank Dailev orchestra 'CBS'. 3 30—Fair program. WKBF (1100) Indianapolis (Indianapolis Broadrastint Inc.) THURSDAY P. M 4 00—Tom Coaklev orchestra <NBC>. 4 30—News ffashe*. 4 *s—Stngmg Strings (WEAF). 5 00— Knothole Gang. 5 05— Freddie Martin orchestra (NBC'. 5 30—Armand Girard. 5 40—Where to Go in Indianapolis. 5 45—S *ters of the Sklllrt INBCI. 6 00—Grits and Gravy (NBCi. 6:30 Press Radio news. 6 35—Melodic? Romantique (NBCI. 7:oo—Captain Henry's Show Boat (NBCI 8 00—Ice Carnival of the Air. B:ls—Parade of the Provinces 'NBCi. 8 30—Jewish New Year program. 9 OO—Sports review. 9.ls—Gene and Glenn 'NBC'. 9 30—Freddie Berrens orchestra (NBCi. 10 00—Mills Blue Rhythm band (NBCI. 10:30—Shep Field* orchestra 'NBCI. 11 no—Civoe Lucus orchestra tWJZi. 11 30—Carl Hoff orchestra 'NBC' 11 30—Noble Stssle orchestra (NBCI. 12:00 Midnight—Sign off. FRIDAY A M. 7:oo—Morning Devotions. 7:ls—Musical Clock. R on—The Temple of the Air. 8 15—Hazel Arth iNBCI. 8 30—Pres* Radio News (NBCI 8 35—Joseph White .NBC' 8 45—Morning Melodies 9 00—Morning Parade INBCI 9 15— Old Bill 9 30—Morning Parade <NBC>. Id 00—Field* and Hall (NBC>. 10 I.3—Charm Hour 10 30—Vic and Sade (NBC> 10 45—Word* and Music INBCI. 11 15—Honorable Archie and Frank 'NBC I 11:30—Farm and Home Hour (NBCI. P M. !2’3o—Rmaekout (NBO 12 45—Ma Perkins iNBO t 00—Wardering Minstrel INBC>. 1 30—Wal’er Hiekman 2 00—20 Fingers of Harmon*’ (NBC. 2 I.s—Singing S’ranger iNBCI. 230 Soloist NBC' 2 45—Federation of Women's Clubs NBC' 3 00—Semi-Fbnal Tennis Matches 'NBC WLW (700) Cincinnati THURSDAY P M 4 00—Bond Electrical program. 4 15—Tom Coaklev's orchestra. 4 30—Jack Armstrong. 4:4s—Lovell Thomas 'NBC 5 00—Ovcr-the-Rhine German band. 5 15—Joe Fmerson and orchestra. 5 30-Bob New hall 5 45—So'-io Melodv Masters. 6 00—Rudv Vallee s orchestra and guest artist i NBCI. 7 00 —De.*th Valiev davs (NBCI. 7 30—Showboat 'NBCi. 8 00—Paul Whiteman Music Hall (NBC). 9 00—Cro*>v concert hour. 9 30—Castle Farm orchestra. 10 00—News flashes. 10 05 Le-'s Amigos. Spanish music 10 30—Shep Fields' orchestra iNBO. II iio—Cesrle Farm orchestra. 11 30—Larrv la*e s dance orchestra. 12 00—Midnight—Moon river, organ and poems A. M 12 30—Sign off. FRIDAY A M 600 The Nation's Family Prayer period. 6 13—Morning Devotion* 6 30—Cheerio 'lnspirational talk and music 'NBC’ 7 00—Salt and Peanuts, harmony duo. 7 IS—D*nhal! trto. 7 30—Joe Emerson. Hymns CORNS”” Instant relief: soothes "f ■ and heals; ends cause, ~ f w DrSchollsk 1 J Zino-pads r jpCßaby (omesj U/uv Tarn tie aoalki of wtihaj I iato case tad comfort I"\7oTj can now a '’olß / I unnecessary pain and v alter regrets by pre- ( raring your body for t -..it dear baby's com:r.g. A massage medium and skin lubricant, called Mother’s Friend, helps to relieve and prevent skin tightness . . . abdominal tissue breaks . . . dry skin . . caked breasts . . . after delivery wrinkles. Mother’s Friend refreshes and tones the skin, tissues and muscles. It makes them supple, pliant and elastle. It is scientific in composition—composed of especial oils and highly beneficial Ingredients— tximail* applied—pure and safe. Quickly absorbed Delightful to use. Highly praised by users, many doctors and nurses. Time-tested for ever years. Millions of bottles sold. Try it tonight Just ask any druggist for Mother"a Friend. The Bradfield to.. Atlanta, Ga. Mother’s Fricsd —!••••■• sh plr

7 45—Oswaido Maszuchl. cellist 'NBC'. 8 00—Presenting Mrs. Susanne Littieford. * 15—Clara. Lu and Em (NBC. • 3b—Jack Berch and Musical Group. t 45—B*' t y Crocker Cooking talks I , 9 Oft— Nora Berk Thumann. vocalist. 9 IS—News flashes 9 20—Livestock reports. 9 30—Ponce Sisters—vocalist*. 9 45—Painted dream* 'NBC' 10 Ob—Ward and Muzzy. P'r.o duo iNBC). 10 15— Babs and Don— comedy team. 10 3b—Merry Madcaps 'NBC' 11 OO— Bob Albright and Chanea Wayne song* and stones. 11 IS—Market, weather reports. 11:20 —Livestock reports.- . 11 30—National Farm and Home houi ■ NBCi

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P M. 12 30—Gene Burcbell’s dance orchestra. 12 45 Ms Perkin* 'NBCi. 1 00—Will Aubrey—Wandering Minstre! 1 30—The Little Concert hall (NBC'. 2 DO—Betty and Bob 'NBC). 2 15—Music bv Divano 2 3b —Lite of Marv Sothern. 2 45—Crosley busir.e** news. 3 00—Three Bt*r Voice* 3 3b—Singing Lady NBC'. 3 45—The Texan.*, vocal trio. The true story of a successful failure, a desert man who believed that opportunity had passed him by. will be told to Death Valley Davs audiences as the Old Ranger "pins his weekly vsrn over WLW and an NBC network Thursday, at 7 p. m.

CHAMPION *SCOTTIE’ IS PM AT FAIR Ohio Man's Entry Adjudged Victor at Exposition. The dogs that ?. zy s bring “adorable” comments from the fair sex were judged at the Indiana state fair this week and prizes were given in the dog show to “Scottie” terriers. Walnut Adonis of Briarcroft,

Scottish terrier, owned by Dr. F. W. Zimmerman of Youngstown, 0., received the prize of best of breed in a record "Scottie”” entry at the fair. Top honors in other classes were awarded as follows: Rexo's Vigo Frank, pointer of R. E. Llewellyn and Mrs. Marie C. Logue of Cory; Champion Rock of Starboro. English setter of Dietrich Sc Gambrill, Inc.. Frederick. Md.; Morty Oge Red Michael. Irish setter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lenfesty, 1059 Thirty-fifth street; Champion Nega Woronzova, Russian wolfhound of Mrs. Marie Roach of Zionsville. and Black Sport 111, American foxhound owned by Harry G. Humphreys, 1706 North

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