Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1939 — Page 6

ESTOCK MEN T 639 MEDALS

Lead Shortridge Honor Roll

T sentations Feature Annual Farm Conference Being Held at Purdue.

Times Special

LAFAYETTE, Jan. 12. — Hoosier |

livestock growers had been awarded | medals today at the Indiana

tock Breeders’ Association. The

‘agricultural conference being held at Purdue University. . Bpecial recognition as outstanding livestock men of the year was given Leroy Turner of Richmond, C. O

House of Arcadia and Lee B. Florea | |

of Milton. _ Clarence Dyer of Carthage exhibited his 10-ear sample of Reid's Yellow Dent corn to win the grand ‘Sweepstakes ribbon and to become Indiana corn king in the annual Indiana state corn and grain show.

Won Barker Trophy

Mr. Turner won the E. J. Barke: trophy as the Hoosier Ton Litte:

Club member producing the heaviest

average weight a litter in 170 days He averaged 2078 pounds a litter in eight litters last summer with 2 total of 80 pigs. Mr. Florea won the W. A. Wilkey & Son trophy for the third time to become permanent possessor. The

These Shortridge High School seniors head the scheol's honor society for 1939. They are Miss Susanne Clark, secretary-treasurer, and

James Hall, president.

TELLS ENGINEERS OF WAYS T0 ADD JOBS

Case Head Calls for More Well-Trained Men. :

liam 4. Hanley, engineering director for the Eli Lilly & Co. The necessity for developing welltrained ‘men is one which engineers and engineering schools must meet, Dr. Wickenden said. He declared a mastery of applied

sciences, an instinct of economy} |

the ability to visualize ideas and to express them clearly to others, are the prerequisites of a good engineer,

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award is made annually to the best| Engineers can help alleviate un-all-round Indiana stockman. ..|employment by developing wellneighbor of Mr. Florea’s, Harv trained gen, Dr. William E. Wick-

Lo 11, ian ; he Salawel Ls the omy Si ge Hoosie: enden, president of the Case School of Applied Science, declared last

Mr. Florea, during the year, won three gold medals in the Hoosier night at the World War Memorial Ton Litter Club, one gold, two sil- Auditorium. Dr. Wickenden spoke at a meet-

ver and one bronze medals in the Gold Medal Calf Club and ‘another ing sponsored by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers,

. - bronze medal in the Gold Meds ‘American Institute of Electrical

Lamb Club. Engineers, Indiana Society of Pro-

Mr. House received the J. D. Conner Jr. trophy because his 17-year - fessional Engineers and the Central Indiana section of civil en-

- old ‘Belgian stallion, Farceur’s Successor, was the high-scoring sire in|“ gineers. At a dinner for engineering so-

1038. z Tipton Man Wins Corn Honor |cieties’ officers at the Indianapolis Reserve sweepstake honors in thc |Athletic Club, William M. Taylor, 1449 N. Delaware St., received a

corn show were won by Harry Pat- . : tersen of Tipton with a 10-ear sam- | medal from the American Society & : p ’ S ple of Reid's yellow dent. L. A. |of Mechanical Engineers in rec- T H A Dicks of Putnam County won thec|ognition of 50 years membership in : + \ grand sweepstakes in the single ear [the group. It was presented by Wil- i show. In the small grains division John jin soy beans; Carl Shields of & E. Snoeberger of Delphi won the|Marion was clover winner; Gerald]: ’ sweepstakes on ‘wheat, and Sidney |Foster of Sharpsville was alfalfa i Legg of Windfall won the sweep- (winner; and Edmund Stafford of AT WALK OVE RY | Fem stakes on oats. Carl F. Wagner of | Attica was Korean lespedeza sweep- 7 ‘Chandler was sweepstakes winner |stakes winner. ' 28 No. Pennsylvania St.

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