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3 indianapolis Residents: Perish as Boat Capsizes; Minister's Son Is Hurt

Indiana’ s holiday death tell so far is surprisingly low. Only two persons died in traffic accidents in the state, a city-to-city | |

check by Times’ correspondents, United Press and Indiana state police lo

disclosed. There was no traffic fatalities in Marion county, but there are 24 hours to go. Four persons died by drowning. | Three were Indianapolis residents..gnq Logan Wasmuth, 46, of 4311 Two Traffic Victims | Ralston ave, - Leeman Robinson, 20, Grovertown, | Girl Saves Own Life died in a traffic collision near Hamlet and Miss Alice Joyce Lloyd, 23, ter of Logan Wasmuth, saved her |! Muncie, was injured fatally in a life by clinging to the keel of the Jjeep-car collision’ in Muncie. boat which ‘had turned over in the Francis D. Lowe, 24, son’ of the!wake of a steamboat.

Miss Joan Wasmuth, 17, daugh-| We ba

Rev. Ephraim D. Lowe; general sec- | The body of John Wasmuth was retary of the Christian Missionary | recovered yesterday. Funeral serv-! association, is in critical condition | ices for Miss List, Technical high! at Methodist hospital with injuries school graduate, will be held to-| receved in a two-car crash Satur-|imorrow at 1:30 p. m. in the G. H.| day at Kessler blvd. and state road | Herrmann Funeral home. | 37. | A member of the Woodside Meth- | Mr, Lowe's car was hit by aniodist church, Miss List is survived auto driven by Robert E. Skinner, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert 28; of 5835 Kingsley dr, who Was|List; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Poole, charged with failure to stop for &/and her gratidparents, My, -urid] Mrs. Claude PHIllips, all of IndianTwo Boys Injured apolis., Two boys, Ronald Jackson, 13, of Warren Graduate 21 8. Colorado st. and Donald John-| John Washmuth ‘was a graduate son, 11, of 51 8. Colorado. st.,. were of ‘Warren Central high school and injured Saturday when they fell was employed at the International

from a..ice.truck at, Linwood- and | Harvester Co. He is survived by his |b;

Washington sts. Ronald—Teceived father, Clyde 'Washmuth, who rehead injuries and is in serious con- ported the tragedy; his mother, Mrs. {Gladys Washmuth, ahd a brother, Joan Striebak, 30, of Greenfield [Richard Washmuth,| all of Rushand James Miller, 23, of 4736 Ken-| ville. wood ave. were hurt slightly when Logan Wasmuth; 'a native of Mr. Miller's car sideswiped a parked Switzerland county, had been emcar at 1915 N. Capitol ave. ployed 24 years here by the J. D.| three passengers, Adams Co. He is survived by his | sh pelesiias nas when-an auto- | Wife, Mrs, Josephine Washmuth, mobile, driven by Betty: Irish, 22, of land three daughters, Mrs. Mary | 1136 W. 30th st., climbed the curb Ellen Endicott, Joan Washmuth and § 1137 Union st. striking George (Wanda Jean Washmuth, all of In- ’ 60, of 129 W. Regent st. | {dianapolis; his mother, Mrs. Carrie W. Scott, | Washmuth of .Indianapolis and Hits Warning Sign {three brothers, Clyde Washmuth, of The car knocked down a Warning | pychville, and Denzil Washmuth | ; sign and hit a grocery store. Pas- (and Martin Washmuth of Indiansengers hurt were Thomas Irish, 2igp0]is. years old, Mabel Ford, -35, and Ste- Funeral arrangements for John| phen Ford, 9, of 2355 English ave.lang Togan Washmuth have not | Edmind Martin, 18, of 2027 N. been completed. ‘ Delaware st., sufferéd head and Baths Raymond Dronaus, 51, Clinton, injuries when he skidded his mO-|growned in Brouillett's creek Saturtorcycle to avoid hitting a car al day near Blanford when his auto- | Talbott ave. and E. 22d st. mobile plunged into the stream. | David Farl Dodridge, 3. ‘son of Harvey Dodridge, 69 S. Sherman dr., was injured slightly when he

BULK OF FROZEN FOOD. HANDLED BY GROCERS

NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (U. 1} | Housewives in search of frozen foods turn. to department store food secported to police. tions in many cases but the bulk Cooker Explodes {of such business still is done by Ruth Lichte, 34, of 2028 DeQuincy | groceries, delicatessegs and super- | st., was burned on her arms and markets, according to - Howard head when a pressure cooker ex-| | Ketcham, industrial designer and| ploded. engineer. } Richard Duncan, 24, of 34 E. Min-| Mr. Ketcham said today that de- | nesota st., suffered a two-inch-gash | partment stores get 13 per cent of in his left leg Saturday when fie | the frozen food business in New attempted to decapitate a chicken | York City, 66 per cent goes to the with an ax. He missed the chicken. | groceries, delicatessens and superThe three Indianapolis residents | markets and the remaining 7 per drowned ~ Saturday when their cent is accounted for by poultry home-made rowboat capsized in the |shops and dairy stores. This information resulted: from a| The victims were John L. Was- | poll taken by Mr. Ketcham’s firm muth, 23° of 4854 Ralston ave.; his in preparation for a new type packfiancee, Miss Kathleen Joan List, 20,'age. for frozen foods.

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Young Hoosiers addi Blue Ribbons to Collections at Fair.

Proud, young Hoosiers today had 4

more blue ribbons to add to their big collections, Up to date winners announced by state fair officials follow. 4-H tun CLO SLOTHING SLASS BLUE RIBBO INNE

One-Piece Sports or N Eos Nelda Jane B Howard; Ann Abbott, Marlomew; Pomeroy, Kosciusko; Jacqueline Steward, Putngm; Marcia Newcomb, Fulton; Hellen Ratt, * Powell: Betty .-Parke; Anita Carter, Hamilton; Keys, Randolph; Joanne Allen,

Sport or Scheel Dress—Marilyn Burns, Marion; - Anna . Heinrich, Allen; Rash,. Hancock; ware; Barbara Myers, Madison; {| Miriam. Lovejoy,

Janice Campbell, Newlon, Tipton Carol Hammond, Rush; Howard; . Joan Lechrone, sh: Jane Henderson, Morgan; Even Bartelt, DuBois; Marian Perigo, Ran-| olph; Judith Heuss, § Tippecanoe, Bonnie Neff, Elkhar

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mary Morton, Boone; Donna Diddie, Lake; Shirley Dawkins, Tippecanoe; nath Davis, Parke: Connie Belle Kirk, ‘Mov | Wanda McCracken, Daviess: Judith Peck, . Howard; Juanita Barton, Randolph; Betty Titzer, Vanderburgh: Ann Goold, Marion; Mary Ellen Oskin, Spencer. One-Piece Silk Sport or Schosl Dress—| nna Goold, Marion; Doris Jeane Jones, { Cass; Evelyn Hochstetler, St Josephs; Betty Stonecipher, La Porte; Patty White head, Vonderburgh; Joleen Strasburger, Decatur One-Piece Wool Spert or School Dress— Sharlot Dickover, ipton; Lois Abbiechl, 8t. Joseph, Doris Reynolds, Clay; Betty Jo Calendar, Decatur; Iris Neff, Elkhart; Lorraine Bennett. Blackford; Joretta McKinley, Delaware: Mildred Mohr, Shelby; Dorothy Nickel, Hamilton. Skirt, Jacket and Blouse—-Phyllis Renbarges, Wabash; Norma Hochstetler, St. Joseph; Betty k Marion Jane atchette, ' Diddle. Lake; Wilma Tarkington; Howard; Shar lot Dickover, Tipton; Reva Cofling, Foun. tain; Peggy Fowler, Monroe. One-Piece Afternoon Wash Dress—Marllyn Asbell, 3

arcia Jenkins, Wayne; ildred Grider, Benton, and Ann Polston, Ripley, One-Piece Rayon Afternoon Dress or Silk—Jeane Shepler, Fayette; Miriam Zellers, Pulaski; Marilyn Dore, Rush; Rosanna Shoe, Tipton; Mary Frances Fivecoat, Marion, and Joan Marsh, Jennings. One-Piece Afternoon Wool - Dres atricia Bantz, Huntington; Jeanne Davis, Vigo; Iva Monger, arion; . Patsy - Ann { Fisher, Clinton; Gloria Ensign, Fulton; Barbara Lindley, Tipton; Veneda Galbreath, Pulaski; Mary White, Henry, and Patricia Wagoner, Shelby. Two-Piece Afternoon Dressmaker Dress or Suit With Blouse—Janet Hollowell; Hendricks; Rose Ann Schmur, Vanderburg; | Mary Ruth Moeller, Ripley: Julia Rohn, | Bone; Jean White, Delaware: June Marie parks, Hancock: Betty Mowry, Marion, and Ruth Lingg, Fayette, i Bn CLUB LIVESTOCK JUDGING Sheep - Hampshire—Best pen of 3 yearling ewes, John -Buhner, Columbus; best pen .of lambs, William Raye. Juanyille; best, ewe lambs, ‘Roger Web! ng, 3 Woodburn; best yearling ewes, At ay; best yearling ewe, William Ray; best pen of 3 lambs, { William ‘Ray: special cut award for two lambs, Willlam Ray, single ewe lambs, Roger Webbeking. Oxford—Best pen. of 3 lambs. Wayne Hinkle, Kempton; best ewe lamb, Madonna Quackehbush, - Sharpsville; best yearling ewe, Wayne Hinkle. Southdown—Best pen of 3 lambs, Joan Millett, Portland, best ewe lamb, Joan Millett; best yearling ewe, Rachel Wy- | mand, Milroy; -best pen of 3 lambs, Bill | Fouts,’ Galveston; best ewe lamb, Joe | Murphy, Indianapolisi best yearling ew John Foster, Greenfield; best pen of | yearling ewes, John Foster. Rambouillet—Best pen of 3 lambs, Paul { Thomas, Indianapolis; best ewe lamb, Paul Thomas; best yearling ewe, Richard. Rosebrock, Indianapolis. ° Derset—Best pen of lambs, Thomas Thompson, Jaaiatiabolis; best yearling ewe, Thomas Thomp! a he pen of 3 vearling ewes, James Foster, Greenfield, best pen of jambs, Ruth Millett, Portland; best ewe Ruth Millett; best yearling ewe, Rn Foster: best pen of ewes, James ‘oster; best single ewe lamb. Ruth Millett; best yearling ewe, James Foster All Other Breeds—Pen of 3 lambs, Jac- { queline Tyner, Tipton. Showmanship Special —Hite Ribbon Winners. Jim Foster, Greenfield? Bill Fouts, i Galveston; Roger Webbeking, Woodburn. Cattle ® Shorthorp—Best of 8 junior yearling heifers, Dallas Grimstead, Sheridan; best of 7 summer yearling heifers, William E. Wilson .Jr,, Greenfield; st “of 7 senior calves heifers, Charles Quick, Lebanon. Herefords—Best of 8 junior vearling heifers, Phillip Cox, Crawfordsville: best of 6 summer yearling heifers, Bob McDaniel, St. Paul; best senior calf, Dean Turner,” Kingman. Angus—Best of 14 junior yearling heifefs. New Woodward, Noblesville; Best

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Peppers, Pimento—Eugene. Cline, Cglumbus; Robert Service, New Market, and Edward Schuh, Indianapolis, - Peppers, Sweet—Robert Bims, Columbus: Frederick Schuh, Indianapolis, and Billy | Weston, Indianapolis | Pumpkin, Feild—Robert Sims Colum- | bus and Paul Ruszler, Terre Haute, {

Pie Pumpkin — George Busenbarreck, | Zionsville: .J. Wesley Pershing, Lafayette, and Meya Ruzier, Terre Haute } Sweet. Corn—White: Dicky Lee Monk 8ullivan, Margaret Reilley: Indianapolis]! and Robert Service, New Market; Robgrt Sims, Columbus, Roy Awalt, ville, and Carl Orth, Terre Haute Popcorn—Wava Wade, Indianapolis "and David David, Nashville. Cucumbers ~— Slicing: Rushville, Gerdon Reilly, Indianapolis and Eugene Shenabarger, Anderson; dill: Eu-| gene Shenaharger, Anderson: Russel Kutz-| man, Decatur, and Robert Noanes, Cam- | by: pickling: Shirley Kenworthy, Hall; | Robert Sims, Columbus, ang Paul Keely, | Gaston Egg Plant—Frederick Schuh, Indianapolis, and Jack Shipman, Alexandsia, Kohirabi-—-Victor Kendall II. and Mar-| garet Ruell, both of Indianapolis. Muskmelon — JohnH. Ruzler, Haute, and Bob Sims, Columbus, Watermelon—Icebox: Carol Adams, Martinsville;: round: Merza Ruzler Terve) Haute, long: John Ruzler, Terfe -Haute;

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‘heaviest melon: Paul Ruzier,:Terre Haute. |

Okra—Fdwin K. Kendall, C. 1. Orth and | John Rutzler, all of Terre Haute, Cabbage—Pointed head: Noel Callahan, Rushville, and Robert Sims, Columbus; | flat: Marilyn Lucas, Mulberry, William Sullivan, and Alvin Milburn, | Thorntown, red. Frederick Schuh, Indian- | apolis, Carrots—Edward Shuh..and Frederick Shuh, both of Indianapolis, and Jack Bte- | phenson, Alexandria. _ Onion—American yellow: Eugene Cline, Columbus; Dicky ‘Monk. Sullivan. and Billy Wilson, Indianapolis; yellow Spanish: Roy Awalt, Zionsville; Edward Shuh, and Frederick SchithVPrsdianapolis.” Parsnips—David ‘Van Natter, Gaston Salad Peppers—Fugene Shenabarger. Edward and Frederick Schuh, both of Indi 4 anapolis. : Beans—Lima: Paul Durbin, Indianapolis, and Billy Regord, Martinsville; navy: Eugene Cline, Columbus, and Dicky Monk, Sullivan. | Beets—Paul Durbin and Edward and | Frederick Schuh, Indianapolis. Brocolli—Wava Wade, Indianapolis.

summer yearling heifers. John Colain Darlington; best of i senior calves, Jay W. Pershing, Lafayette 4-H CLUB BARROW BLUE RIBBON AND CHAMPION AWARDS Poland China—Barbara Meal, Waldron, 170-210 lbs,; Keith Davidson, New Ross, 210-270; Davidson, champion. . Chester Whites—Bob Summers, Cromwell, 170-210; Joyce Hartsell, Yorktown, 210-270; Summers, champion, Dureoc—Nathaniel Kappel, 170-210; Robert Miller, Ligonier, Miller, champion Berkshire—David Kramer. 170-210; Maralyn Holsapple, 270; Holsapple, champion. Special Tlass—David Kramer, Jasonville, 170- 210; Maralyn Holsapple, Orleans, 210Hampshire—Raymond Dorrel. Brookville, 170-210; Gerald Stafford, Tipton, 210-370; Dorrel, champion, Spotted Poland China—Noel Callahan, Rushville, 170-210; James Mohr, Evansville, 210-270; Mohr, champion, 0. I. C.—Kathrine Ogden; North Man-

Bridgeport, 210-270;

Jasonville, Orleans, 210;

Yorkshire—Jerry Pittman, Camby, 1702707 Pittman; champion. Hereford—Wayne Kessler; CrawfordsKessler, champion; Robert grand champion Duroe; Brookville, reserve

Miller, Ligonier, Raymond Dorrel, champion, Hampshise.

4-H CLUB BEEF FEEDING CLASS BLUE RIBBON AWARDS Shorthorn—Ruth Anna Witter, Liberty, ltwt,; Witter, med.; Joe Bigler, Boswell, heavy; Sigler, producer of dam: Ray and Gerald Clodfelter, Greencastle, ‘get of sire; Witter; - honorable. mention, champion showman; Witter, light championship. Hereford—Harold Wimmer, Rockville, Itwt.; James Smoker, Wanatah, med; Mary Anne Burkett, Rochester, <heavy; Dexter Crane, Loogootee, produce of dam; H. 8. Benson, Vincennes, get of sire; Russell Arndt, La Porte, champion iowman; Burkett, heavy championship. Angus—Glenn Carson, Liberty, Itwt. calves; Gene Grubbs, Covington, med; John Ward, Lebanon, heavy; Grubbs, produce of dam: Shirk Bros., Greensburg, get of rire; John Coltrain, Darlington, champion showman; Coltrain, Aberdeen Angus special; Carson, light championship. All , breeds—Glenn Carson, Liberty, grand champion 4-H PRIZE Berkshire—Robert chester Chester Whites Coats, Winchester; Judge, Clear Lake Hampshires — Breeding litter’ Phyllis Gardner, Connersville; market ‘litter, Raymond Dorrell,” Mooresville Poland Chinas— Breeding Parks, Liberty: market litter, Foster, Greenfield. Duroc—Jerseys Breeding litter, John Trout, Marion: market litter, Carl Patrick, Cloverdale : Spotted Poland Chinas—Breeding litter, Dean Eppley, Wabash; market litter, Ora V. Callahan, Rushville Ohio Improved Chester—Katherine Ogden, North Manchester Yorkshires—Donald apolis. Herefords ville,

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Cabbage—Round: Eugene Kline, Columbus, and Billy Wilson and Wava Wade, Indianapolis

Be: ordon, George and MarWid Reilly, all of Indianapolis. Heaviest Pumpkin—Margaret Reilly, Indianapolis. Squash—Fall: Eugene Shensbarger, An: derson; Robert Sims, Columbus, and Paul Rusyler, Terre Haute. summer: Eugene Shenabarger, Anderson; Edward Rosemeyer, Indianapolis, and Margaret Reilly Indianapolis, Heaviest Haute.

Canning Tomatoes—Red . ripe: Daniel Baker, Middleton; James Merriman, Decatur, and Richard Stephenson, Indianapolis: Best Display of Eight Vegetables—Carroll Adams, Martinsville; Bugeng Cline, Columbus; Charles and Charlotte Dillingham, and Edward Schuh, all of Indianapolis. z Bush Beans—Paul Durbin, Margaret Reilly and Frederick Bchuh, sll of Indianapolis. | Pele Beans—Edward and Prederick Schuh, Indianapolis, and Eugene Shinabarger, Anderson. ay. 4 Large Lima Beans - Noel Callahan, Rushville; Robert Sims, Columbus, and Mary McCullough, Scottsburg. Entomelogy—C. Edward Lynn. Martinsville; Carol Snelly, West Lafayette; Dale Snelling, West Lafayette; Jack Locak Noblesville, and Catherine Alyea, paraiso. 4-H CLUB BAKING “WINNERS

Second Division—Quick - coffee cake Barbara Wood, Fulton county; Rosemary

Squash—Paul Ruzler,” Terre

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Proud, young Hoosiers today had more blue ribbons te add to their big collections.” Up to date winners announced by state fair officials

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FAIR NEWSPAPER 1S BEING ISSUED

l. U. Students dents arty = In Pyle Tradition,

For the 21st year, the diana’ Daily Student was in publication at | the state fair: today, It resumed | publication yesterday, under the | Sffiarship of Macy 1. Broide, Gary. | A staff of picked students from | the campus at Bloomington annuals ly publishes a state fair edition, | beginning with the first issue editor by the late Ernie Pyle,

Other members of the staff are Homer Murray, Bluffton: James D. | Thompson, Chicago; Betty . Jean | Harris, Oakland City; Carl Foster, | | {Logansport; Charles Vaughan, | Bloomington; Robert C. Junk, Ft.' Wayne; Robert W. Shaw, Bloomington, and Joseph Gingery, Indianapolis. ” " » k First-place in the best educational display of vegetable-growing organizations was won by the Terre | Haute Vegetable Growers’ association. tion was second and Marion county, | third. B Best exhibit of county agricultural

| bread: Doris Mullins, and Jean Hannan, DeKalb, White: flour yeast read: Betty Wilson, Cass; - Catherine [county farm bureau. | Pram. Fayette, and Marqueta Davis, Tippecanoe, Cup cakes: Betty McLaughlin, Marion; Emogene 'Smith, Knox, John Coats, Benton, and Darjean Firke, Clinton, Dark loal cake: Jare Berry, Cass; Mary Anne Rogers, Chaton; Diana Gentry, Warrick: Patricia Kafoure, Marion; Jo ' Anne Schultz, Bartholomew, and Marge Erickson. La Porte; Barbara Lou Ray, Bartholomew; . Ruth Van Voorst Greta Stohler, Madison, Worrick, Whitley; Ruth

loaf cake: Marilyn Sue Owings: garoyn Stohler,. Madison: Norma. Jean Keyton, Howard, and Virginia Rankin, Hamilton, re

Vigo,

4-H boys'' leaders’ organization was second, Marion county home exhibit was first in a home economic exhibit, second-place going to the Vigo

was won by the Marion county 4-H girls’ leaders’ organization. yn»

exhibit in the agriculture FRUIT EXHIBITS Sweepstakes Awards—Best tray; , Clarence Bowers, Salem; best, plate turleys: Paul Bowers, Salem: best bushel basket Grimes Golden:. James. Abraham, Martinsville; best plate peaches: Lester Musgrave, Bloomington; best plate {of pears’ Paul Bowers, Salem: best plate of .grapes: Lester Musgrave, Bloomington,

wives to determine how much they know about meat cuts. Numbered consecutively, 26 retail cuts of beef pork, lamb and veal are displayed. - Visitors are invited to

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jon One Winners—Best ten: trays of |uatch numbers of the cuts with |

Reg! market varieties: Floyd Jacoby, Marshall nam county: best ten trays of home orchard es varieties, Clarence Norris, Delaware coun-|form. best five plates of market varieties, ow oyd Jacoby, Marshall county; best five We i of home orchard varieties, Clarence |idea w orris, Delaware county. Region Tee Best ten trays of market Cullen, arieties, arence Powers, Salem; best He Ve plates market varietics, Paul Bowers, merchandising, lem; best five trays home orchard varieties, James Albraham, Martinsville. 1- 9 as COLT BLUE RIBBON AWARDS ar-Old Belgien — Jeanne Scott Daleville: * Belgian yearling: Phyllis House, Arcadia; Beigian foal: Jolinny Preem-n, Sheridan: Belgian purebred. two-years od: Joanne Scott, ‘Daleville: Belgian yearling, purebred: Phyllis House, Arcadia; Belgian champion class, three colts: Jeanne Scott, Daleville: grade colts, two-year olds: Juns ior Willlams,- Frankfort: grade colts, years lings: Howard Wiison, Bwayzee: showman hi : Lee Eller; Arcadia, grand champion, 4-H CLUB SHEEP SHEARING Champion—William Gilstrap Bedford ADULT SHEEP SHEARING ci mplen—Theron Thorfiburg, Hartford

ted on a contest entry

d prove,” declared M. O. ector, department of meat | National Livestock and Meat board; who introduced thé” exhibit.

SCIENTISTS TO MEET IN IOWA SEPT. 12

IOWA CITY, 1a. (U. P.).—Thirty

at Jowa university Sept. 12 to 14 for a conference on infantile paralysis. The conference will consider “the

muscle in relation to infantile pa-4-H CLUB HOME ECONOMICS

] ralysis,” Prominent on the program BLUE RIBBON AWARDS n Loaf Cakes and Yeast Rolls—Betty will be reports and demonstrations

Plai Paulin, Tn city. Betty MaeCamuion, of new. research work in ersailles; Kathryn Yarlin Danville, and cular physiology as related to polioDorothy Duncan, North arem myelitis.

Washable School Dresses and Raye:

The DeKalb county associa- |

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Vegetable Salads and E Salad Sandwite Willodean Biddinger. Rochester; ees BUD. De_Monttee; Matione Whit~ man, Putnam; Evelyn Narw burg, and Louis Mitchell, os

Food Preservation — Marjorie Koerner, Nabb: ‘Yvonne Miterko, North Phyllis Renbarger, Wabixh; Ellen Fitter. La Porte, and Barbara Nell Leisure,

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INDIANA: STUDENTS HELP WIN AWARD

Times Special CINCINNATI, O: Sept. 2.—Work by Miss Beatrice Weintraut, Waldron, Ind, and John Imhoff, Orland, Ind., were factors in winning for the college of applied arts, University of Cincinnati, the grand national chapter-award of Delta Phi | Delta, national honorary art] fraternity. In the winning University of Cin- | cinnati exhibit, Miss Weintraut was represented in the decorated woman's purse division, and Imhoff in the painting, and lay-outs and’ cover designs divisions.

— Open 10:30AM. 10 2A. N.—,

Bartle, Scott; * Judy Robinson, Unjon,| Marily Neal, Montgomery, and Tomeen Garrett, Marion! drop. cookies: Eva Mae Thompson, Bartholomew; Donna Coffman, | Union; Nan Derharmer, White; Marilyn| Jaberg, -Adams; Barbara Wood, Fulton

Third Division—Devils food cake: Rosalie Brightori, Owen; Mary Lucille Ritter, | Rush; Barbara Ackerman, Daviess; Jean-| nene Boniface, La Porte: Audrey Thomas, Marion, and Mary Troth, Orange; Gloria | Baxter, Fulton; sponge cake: Carol Clark. { White; Joyce Van Deman, ‘Marion, and Mary Lou Hellmich, Decatur, ! Fourth Division—Plain yeast rolls: Julia Ellen Peck, Howard: Jume Marie Sparks.’ Hancock Maxine Tull Shelby Katy Miner, Marshal: Janice Fraze, Randolph, and Louis Belter, Franklin, Angel: food cake: Patty Brown, Morgan; Carroll Ruth Osborne, Martha Miller, Marion, Norma Jean Robinson, Lake Bertha Scheidt Helen Fletcher, Montgomery, and Shirley Mangas, Randolph.” Fifth Division—Clover leaf. rolls Marks; Delaware, Phyllis Brandt, Tippecanoe; Martha Jones, Union: Mary Kra-| mer, Vigo: Martha Jean Gahimer, Shelby: Mary I. Brown, Parke, and Blanche Ball, Fulton. Parker house rolls: Jean Schuler, | Morgan; Joan Rhode. Pulaski, and Laveta Smith, Hancock Whole wheat yeast

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Special Showmanship-—~Ronald Nixon, Springport: George Mingle, Pendleton, and Wayne Welch, Mooresville. 4-H GARDEN CLUB WINNERS Polatdes—TIrish Cobbler: Carol Adam, Crawfordsville; MAry McCullough, Scottsburg, and Eugene Kline, Columbus, Early Ohios: sRusseMKrutzman, Decatur. Katahdin: Robert Sims, Columbus, and Billy Record, . Martinsville. Triumph: Busenbarreck; Zionsville, wt Tmoatoes—Pink red for market: George Reilly, \Fdwaird Rosemeyer and Kenneth

ing: Roy Awplt, Zionsville and Marlyn A. Lucas, ‘Mulberry; five-gighth bushels: can- | ning: Daniel! W. Baker, Middleton: Robart Reynolds Martinsville and Fred Shel. |

Turnips- “(jl obe John! Rauzlym “igerre | Hite: flat: ‘Carl M. Orth, Terre Haute

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