Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1946 — Page 11
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Coliege to B Aocom date POLAND CHINA BREED SHOW |] More Veterans. soreader Feeder Litter—Oscar W. AnderHerd Sire Battery—Oscar W. Anderson, Times State Service Lefusd, a. . » RICHMOND, Irid., Sept. 5.—~Work | sons. @rengaeiar Lotter -B Foster & was started this week toward con- |, genier Sew Plgs—Susan A Parka, sirustion of - addition to the field | Litter, of Four Pigs—Susan A. Parks, ouse at Earlham college, to house | single Barrow— Robert a student union and lunch tooms as pega oo SONU - Deide well ‘as. the college physical educa- Pon 3 Barrows. Barbare Meal, Waldron.
w Heavy—Phillip Francis, | tion departmens, President Thomas TL A Francis, CrawE. Jones announced authorization |fordsville,
of the project by the civilian production administration. The addition will make it possible for Earlham to accommodate 50. or 60 more veterans, Dr. Jones said. ‘The space in the basement of the men's dormitory, vacated by
Crawfordsville. be ne —-— Brothers, VA.
toh Champlen Pen Rt lip Francis, Craw-
Reserve Champion Pen -BaspAry Meal, Waldron,
YORKSHIRE BREED SHOW Boars Mature—Suburban Home Marm,)
the physical education department, | Wayne will be utilized for housing ANd |Weenruns, Besr—Suburben Home ‘Farm, facilities. lar J Boar. Pig—Suburban Home Farm, Ayne n. The tant, facilities in the Junior Boar Pig—Lester Schenck, Wayne- " y engble. the college AN Sa son Boar—Suburban “ome serve to 100 to 128 more | Parm, Wa. students.
Senior awn. Bear—Suburban Farm, Wai Grand
Champion Boar—Subuiban Farm, Waynetown, rve Grand Champion Bear—8 - ban Home Parm, Wer owt: ow Sows Mature—Suburban Home Farm, Waynetown.
The oné-story "addition will be built of concrete blocks, which are non-critical materials. Brick facing will be added later when the
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" Clothes designers and models of the future, ++ +, These three h: | 31 blye ribbon winners In yesterday's 4-H dress review. They
ppy young Indies are but part of the are (left to right) Betty Lou Haymaker; Marion- county; -Audrey Short, Tippee” ydicy id Htc
and dispiayed She JJM. Shown
eto Howard county. (Either or Both Sexep |
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i Barrey-—-Suburban Home Farm, | Wiynelown
Sons, Indianapolis, CHESTER WHITE
emergency in building materials iS| Junior Yearling SeWws—Suburban Home
over. The R. L. Schenck Co. of Farm, Waynetéwn. Indianapolis, is contractor. : winior Fig Show—8uburban Home Parm. | RR TE Citra] (Waste ls / Show — Latter : Schruek DOESN T LIKE SCHOOL! Ho qot_ Shaliiion Female == Suburban BOY SHOOTS SELF! Grand Champion oats — Suburban
| Home Farm, Waynetown. SAVANNAH, Ga., Sept. 54U. P.). | urnen Rome Pron mason Female—Sub- — Fourteen - year-old William or lee Pig Herd—Suburban Home Farm, Charles Clarke won't be there today |" yume pis Herd—Le . when his Savannah classmates reg- oT St Shine, Wayne
| town. ister for school. | Get of Sire—Lester Schenck, Wayne-
| to Yesterday, Charles asked his par-| Produce of Sew—Ronald Routon, Inents, Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Clarke, |“Bresger Feeder Litior—Lostor Schenc,
if he couldn't stay at home this) Warnetown year. Laughing, they refused him. ol te Matiery—Suburtan Home &
ar uf | Maplelawn, Waynetown. en the youth obtained a pistol, YORK went into his bedroom; and shot OERSHIRE BREEDERS
himself in the head. He was dead| ASSOCIATION FUTURITY
when his parents reached the room, | SHOW The grief-stricken father, an At- | Senior Boar Pigs—_Suburban Home & lantic Coast Line railroad engineer, | [rhode oN Paiirban Home & said the boy had not been well re- NM mier Bear Figs - Losta cently, but could give no other Waynetown. " - * Beane,
Light “Pens of 8-J. PF. McClelland .,
: en of 3—Suburban Home Farm, wayne | (INDIANA SPECIAL) own, Single Barrow 8uburban Home Farm, Single Heavy Barrows—Kelley Brothers, Waco Barrows Witmer Lake Parm Snatpaville . mer A Wainelows. 5 | CHESTER WHITE ampion Barrow - uburban Heme 3 PF Farms, Waynetown | (STATE SPECIAL) Reserve Champion Barrow Suburban | Heavy Pen of 3 — Kelley Brothers, Home Farms; aynetown. {Sharpsville Champion Pen (Any Weight) Wilmer = Champion Bartow—J. F.- McClelland & Lake Farm, Wolcottvitle. Suburban | S0ns. Indianapolis ser Cha 0 en - uburban > Hom (ths ambien J Shampion Pen—Kelley Brothers, SharpsCHESTER WHITE PURE BRED POLLED SHORTHORNS
FAT BARROW CLASS BREEDING CLASSES
Light Barrews-J, ‘F. McClelland &' puis Calved Between May 1, 1043, and Sons. Indianapolis. April 30, 1944—C. R. Smith & Son, Hart Pens Barrow—J, F McClellan & Bons, | { tord City. Indianapolis, | Bulls Calved Between May 1, 1944. and Single Heavy Bairows—Portage Parms, | Aug. 31, gl. yiawedd Parma, Oarmel, Woodville, O. { Bulls Calved Sept.’ 1, 1944, and Dee, 31, Pen 3 Barrews—McCalla & Son, Ann | 1944 Schubert, Hamilton, O. Arbor, Mich. { nats caved Jan, 1, 1945, and April 30, Champion Barrew—Portage Farm, Wood- | 1945— Schubert, Hamilton, x ville, O. A as May 1, 15, and Aug. 31, Reserve Champion Barrow--J. PF. Mc- 195—Lynnwood Farm, Carmel Clelland & Sons, Indianapolis. gulls Calyed Mtr Sept. 1, 1945—A. B. Champion Pen 3 Barrews -McCalla & Schubert, Hamilton Son, fre Arbor, Mich Champion Bull—A. G. Schubert, Hamilton,
Reserve Champion Pen 3 Barrows—Kelley Brothers, Sharpsville
CHESTER WHITE (SPECIAL)
0 cltieive Champion Bull=Lynnwood Farm,
Carmel. Bulls, Any Age—A, G. Schubert,
| Hamilton . Junior Sow Pigs — Lester Schenck, 4 1xhinsigiit Barrew—J, F, McClelland T Bulls, Any Age, Bred and Owned reason for his action. Sons, Indianapolls. by Exhibitor—A. G. ‘Schubert, Hamilton, O.
| Carmel { Pair of Calves—Lynnwood Parm, Carmel.
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"Heitars, san Jan, 1, 1045, and April 80, 1985
- & Bons, Conhelavilie. Heifers, Ma, 8 1945, and Aug. 31, 15 ~Lynnw rm, Carmel, a Alter Sept. 1, IMS~Charles c I Female - Lynnwood Farm, Carmel. Eeservéd Champion Female — Charles Quick, Leban
Gel of Sire—A, G. Schubert, Hamil-
0. Pair Female Mred and Owned by Ex. bibitor—~Lynnwood Farm, {armel Pair Yearlings, 1 By, 1 Heifer—Lyninwood Farm, Carmel. Pair Calyes, Bull and Heifer, Bred and Swed and Exhibitor — Lynnwood Farm, armel.
POLLED SHORTHORN-— HOOSIER GOLD MEDAL CALF CLUB ol, 257" &4 M8 — Lynnwood Farm,
Pulls Calved Between Sept. 1 and Dee, g Ray & Gerald Sledioiter, Greencastle.
coupon Bell -— Lynnwood Parm,| Reserve Champion Ball-Ray & Gerald Clodfeljer, Greencastle. Heifers Calved Between Jan. 1 and April 30, 1945 Montes A. Btarr & Sons,
A. 1 and Oatmel.
ween Sent, and Aug. 3 31, -Lynnwood Parm, RX, hampion Heifer ~~ Lynnwood Farm,
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31, 1945—Mr. and Mrs, Ernest’ Sims, | Elkhart. Bulls, Sept. 1 and “Dee. 31, 1M5-M, H.
| —Robinwood Far pr
Champion Hetfer—Mz... | Sims, Elkhar Champion Heiter. and Mrs. Ernest
tT Péck All Other Wheat-—~George J. Sauer-
"| & Bons, Judson.
SPAYED OR MARTIN HEIFERS | Lightweight -Rutaatin Witter, Liberty.
Helvyweight--Ruthann Witter, Liberty. Shampion Steer—Ruthann Witter, . Liber
Group 3 Steers, Any Weight, from Indi. vidual Classes—Ruthann tter, Liberty.
HOOSIER GOLD MEDAL SHORTHORN CALF CLUB
Bulls Calved Between Jan. | and Aug.
Woody, Cincinnati, O
Champion Bull-M. H. Woody, Cincinnati, O. Reserve Champion -— Harry McCabe, Greencastle. Heifer Calves,’ Jan. 1 and April 36, 1945 ~Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sims, khart
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Sims, khar Reserve Champion Heifér— Robimwood Farms, Greens! Get of Sire—Mr. ‘and Mrs. Ernest Sims, Elk a re Yearlings Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Sims, Elkhart Pair of ives Harry McCabe, Greencastle
WESTERN HORSES AND - HORSEMANSHIP
Parade Class Men—Frank C. Newby, Westfield. Junior 3-Gaited Stake, Mares or GeldSewell, Houston, Texas. Girl or Boy over 12 under 2l—June Celiner, Deerfieid, Iii Yearling Saddle Fillies—Bryant Millikan, Indianapolis. Single Heavy. Harness Horse—-Hawthorn Farm, Libertyville, Lil. Mare Division of 5-Gajted Jr. Championship 5 Years or Under—Dodge Stables,
Rochester, Pony—Dodge Stables, |
Sipgle Rochester, Amateur 3-Gaited, Mares or Geldings, Any e—Mrs. E. Parker, Wilme Roadsters Wonder A saddle ~— Mrs, Newcombe, Los Angeles, Cal. Ladies Western Pleasure Horse—Barbara
(Any Age) B= Gaited Stellion and Gelding Division eof Grand—Bon Ru Stables, Perry, lowa. Touch and Out for Jumpers—Bonham Stables, Indianapolis.
«+ LIGHT HORSES
Single Hackney Pony—Dodge Rochester, Mich. Filly, Foal of 1946—Dr, J. C. McDaniel, wood.
Stables,
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WALL PISPLAYS
\ county hoe” Wh Display Grown Within the a summer reeked adh. w. a. a ich I Emme, tier. with; Bugler, Squash, Green Mubbard—Myren Rusaler,
Terre Haute.
Corn ia ponBubuyies Arnold, Coates- Best dlepiay squnsher—E.
ville, Display of Meadow and Past Griveses -H. E Emme, Butler, ey Alfalfa in Hay Conditlon—Merrill A Marion.” Wl Adams, County Orga tion Exhibit by Any Ron wide Agrienltura Or. unty Agricultural as
sociation, Rushville,
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Wax, hall peck, Beans Wott Rochester «Homer, Iarest—Homes
Emison, display of unusual importance—L.”
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Rrocoolt-—J. Cabbage, Chinese — E. Mitchell, Rochester. Cabbage, reund head type—H. W, Emme,
Butler. a Ruth Tarkes,
LK tehell, kh Rochester, y oe enter, Langston, Camb
Tr. Best Irish po El Bob Mitchell, Masiingville
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Martinsville, Pumpkins, field — Myron Russler, Ferre
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* Hamilton * Elgin -. * Gruen , % Bulova » * Longines * Benrus * Mido * Omega * Rolex * Croton * Banner * Driva * Starina
5-Gaited Combination, Any Age~Dodge Stables, Rochester, Mich. Colt, Foal of 1946—Whitney Dairy Farms, Muncie. 3-Gaited, © Mare or Stables, Rochester, Mich. Middle or Heavyweight & Owen, Norwood Pagk, Iii Lady's Hunter—Jayne & Owen, Norwood | Park, IL $100 Stallion & Gelding Division of 5Gaited Junier—Dodge Stables, Rochester, Mich. } Lady's Phaeton, Single—Hawthorn Farm, |
Libertyville, Ill. 3-Gaited Mare Gelding ~~ Dodge | Stables, Rochester, Mich. Amateur 5-Gaited Stake—Dodge Stables, | Rochester, Mich. AMERICAN SADDLE HORSE BREEDERS FUTURITY OF INDIANA Division—Glen F, Fults, Ran-
| GeldiAg — Dodge f Hunters—Jayne 1 |
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Yearling toul, IL Western Horses & Horsemanship Palo~ mine Class—Carter Dillman, Indianapolis, Fine Harness Stallion or Gelding— Thomas Stables, Indianapolis Hackney Ponies Under—Dodge Stables, | Rochester, Mich. | Knock-Down and Out Jumping William Jarrett, Indianapolis
AGRICULTURE |
WFi9x38-11 Seed Parent—John A. ‘Btewart, Greensburg WFixHy Seed Parent—John A. Stewars, | Greensburg Any Other Seed Pareni—R. L. Heilman, | Hope. Johnson Co,
Class—
White—R. L. Heilman,
hy ny Other Open Pollinates—George a Sauerman, Orown Point Produce of 600 Series—Walter J Harpel, Crawfordsville, | roduce of 880 Series—Donald Btpten | Jr., Carthage. | McCarthy, Arcddia Produce of Commercial Hybrids—James | W. Weismiller, Tipton. | Produce of Single Cross—Merrill Adams, | Martinsville. | Pearl—James Abraham, Mantinsville | Riee—Milton L. Anderson, Shelbyville, WFpx38-11 Shelled Seed Btewart, Greensburg. WFOxHy-11 Seed Parent—A. C. Greensburg. Any Other Pollinate Shelled—Geéorge J. Sauverman, Crown Point + Peck Fairfield Wheat—R, A. Osborn, Culver.
Class-A.
Stewart, i
man, Crown Point. Peck Tama Oats—Jack Orawford, Bawy-
00, ; Rock Clinton = Osts—Martin Brothers; Walto Peck An Other Oats—Jacob M: Mundell, Prankfor Peck Prartini Soybeans—Wayne W. Sommer, Remington. Peck. "All Other Yellow Soybeans—Carl Shields, Maron. Peck Colored Soybeans—Milton L. Anderson, Shelbyville. « Peck Barley—A, C. Stewart, Greensburg. Peck Rye—Merrjll ams, Martinsville. Peck Timethy--Mrs, Charles tley &
Sons, Judson, Peck Red Olover—Carl Shields, Marion. Peck Rea Clover—Mrs, Charles Shiiley
Peck apn Blue, Grass—-Jack Craw.
Produce of Any Other Ind, Serios—Joe | 1
aia Pumpkine—Myron Russler, red—Abner Langston Cam-yellow—-Mildrad Snyder,
ana Wa Pe aiesnelons, Tight green—Orville Lub-
"Hosnomia Exhibits ir Jr., Browns Momemakers' association, orb id Watermelon rk gras Marvin On VEGETABLES oe. Plait siriped—Myron Russler, (anap)—E. 1, [Terre Haute
Watarmelons, Iacgest commeroial ont Godwin, tson.
Best market hagied | mixed vegetables mfield.
City, ; Rudolph Adams, Potaloeg—-Abner Langston, Cam~
Onions, red globe-H. W Emme, Butler, ‘ Onions, white globe-Mable Emme, But-
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Cabhae, pointed hesd—E. L. Mitehell |x “ETA ANS best api of vegetabion— n Cxbns, flat head — Bob Mitchell, oe Jotateumiuuy Langston, Woo Hkh RRATY oa AE AYPO-PRAE: Beckwith. 3 rsh Cabo Joiatoss — Mis. Ruth BE Dapith: ryce Graves, es, Bloom : Hickman, Austin; Wi Celery. | A Mitchell, Rochester «Katahdin potatoes—Mrs. Ruth Parkes, a Mote BSR 1 |i tm, oro” lanbreohl' Alon r Any other variety potatoes — Abner|gronn %: “Thomas
" Med Ribbons—Joa Adams, Andrew Borady, Scottsburg; tle, toburg,
lonia; Donald Agr
Pencook, Deputy,
tinsville. . Mitchell, Rochester. elons, small-Randolph Adams,| Beets, sugar — Myron Rustler, Terre| While mibhons—-Harrt A Martinsville, Haute, Roger a Aah a 3 A Leer mange {ype — Bob Carrots, table—Bob Mitchell, Rochester, Fawr, So Sesttsbury — arrols, stock--Myron uszier, Terre Peppers, red, hot BE. L. Mitchell, Haute . pe, ocingvle. a ba Roches 1" al nions, white—H. W. Emme, Butler. Ret iments, red--N. L. Mitehall, Onions, red--H. W. Emme, Butler, Seal Rainey, Willams: Nev L diaginy peppers on stalk—Donald | Onions, yellow—Abner Langston, Cam-|Btdford: liam Somsel, P. Cook, Arling bridge City Clyde St. Clair, a Pumpkins, sweet pie—Randolph Adams, | Onions, yellow globe—H. W. Emme, But-| Stahl. Bro¥hstown, Sam Tash,
burg; Ray Younger, Bedford.
Buti Three Variaties of Apples—(Blue Ribs, Squash, largest — Clarence Bowers, | Turnips, globe—Mildred Mitchell, Ro-|bons), John Arnold Abtabam, ra! * ul Sale chester .- ville: Robert Lee, Middlebury; (Red Ribe © Rhubarb—Waller J. Harpel, Orawfords-| Horseradish—Donald P, Cook, Arling bons), Don Mowery, N. Terre Haute; Viee ville. ton tor Peacock, Mooresville.
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