Kankakee Valley Post, Volume 19, Number 38, DeMotte, Jasper County, 19 August 1949 — PRIZE WINNERS AT THE COUNTY FAIR [ARTICLE]

PRIZE WINNERS AT THE COUNTY FAIR

FARMERS’ OPEN CLASS " Guernsey Classes Junior Yearling bull, Spurlock e d Sons, first. Cow, 3 years or over, Spurlock and Sons, first. Cow, 2 years or over, Willis Chapman, first. Heifer, Senior yearling, Spurlock and Sons, first; Richard Hancock, second and third. Junior Heifer Calf, Willis Chapman. fit st; Spurlock and Sons, ond. Senior bull calf, Willis Chapman. first; Keith Paulus, second; F loyd Sommers, third. Junior yeailing heifer, Willis Chapman, first and second. Senior heifer calf, Willis Chapman. first; Don Paulus, second; Wallace Yeoman, third. Best herd, Willis Chapman, fiist: Spurlock and Sons, second; K< ith Paulus, third. Senioi champion cow, Willis Chapman. Junior champion cow, Willis Chapman. Grand champion cow, Spurlock and Sons. Giand champion bull, Willis Chapman. Junior champion bull, Willis Chapman. Senior champion bull, Spurlock and Sons. HOLSTEIN (LASSES Farmers' Open ('lass Senior yeailing heifer, Bruce Nesiufi, first; Duane Houston, second; Russell Wortley, third. Senior heifer calf, Russell Wortley, first, Senior champion, Bruce Nesius. Grand champion, Duane Houston. Junior yearling heifer, Duane Houston, first; Russell Wortley, second. Junior heifer calf. Duane* Houston, first; Russell Wortley, second. Junior chainpion. Duane* Houston. FARMERS' OPEN ( LASS Brown Swiss Junior Junior yearling heifer, Robert Stall, first. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT Tallest stalk of corn, 12 feet. JO’2 inches, Carlyn Courtright. Soybeans, greatest number of pc-ds, Carlyn Courtright. Pickles, cucumbers. Wealthy grid Wolf River Apples, Terry ~ Eli ja h.~fi rst. Sheaf of oats, onion sets, halfsweet- -eheve*r seed, }• ’mor Lucterhand. Best ten eais yellow corn, best 10 eQrs pop corn and Roman ' Rambo apples, George Wood. Best Sudan grass sheaf. Ralph | Moore. Best plate of plums, peaches, nd best plate peaches, three varieties, Raymond Meents. Best soybean inoculation, John , Tb renda. 'Largest sunflower head, best ! ■* ■ i five stalks rhubarb, Mrs. Owen 'I Bis. Best three cantaloupes. Mrs. R. Lerner. Alfalfa sheaf. Warren Gratner. Best 10 ears sweet corn, half-j l>ck string beans’, Lena, Moi lan. I Best half-peck soft wheat. St. J' '■eph's College. Best soybean sheaf, James I Best haul wheat and rye. Daril Crawfoid. Half-peck oats, Lawrence Nelson. Corn, best 10 ears of early corn,J Fb-nry Platt. r><—( plate grapes, beets, James ( Fnocrzer. ,i Potatoes. Indus Norby. I

Kalhrabi, strawberries, James Snedeker. ‘ Mangoes, Alanda Zacher. o Plate pears, Forest Loffgfellow. Best plate of crabapples, Paul Swing. Largest squash, <ny -‘•’Variety, Amgenette Gartev. Art Department FINE ARTS Beginners Division Best article not specified Ist, Phyllis Stewart, Wheatfield. Oil Painting, Landscape, Ist, Dick Shindlar, Rensselaer. 2nd, Charles H. Harrison, Morocco. Fruit. Ist Janet Michaels, Goodland; 2nd, George Smucker, Rensselaer. Flowers, Ist, Dick Shindlar, Rensselaer; 2nd, Lois Rhoades, Rensselaer. Still Life, Ist, Bobby Gilmore, Rensselaer; 2nd, Charles H. Harrison, Morocco. Animal, Ist, Phillip Challis, Rensselaer 2nd, Robert Taylo, Rensselaer. Marine, Ist, Dick Shindlar, Rensselaer; 2nd, George Smucker, Rensselaer. PASTIL AND WATER COLOR Still Life, Ist, Tom Grof, Blue Island, Illinois. Landscape, Ist, Alida Slager, Wheatfield; 2nd, Elizabeth Challis, Rensselaer. Miscellaneous, Ist, Beverly Dugglehy, Rensselaer; 2nd, Alida Slager, Wheatfield, ’ ADULT DIVISION Oil Painting Landscape, Ist, Bonnie Longfellow, Goodland; 2nd, Mrs. Geo. La None, Griffith, Ind. Flowers, Ist, Lulu Fisher, Remington; 2nd, Mamie Benjamin, Rensselaer. Still Life, Ist, Nellie M. Harrison, Morocco. Animal, Ist, Bette Weinhold, Fowler; 2nd, Bonnie Longfellow, Goodland. Portrait, Ist, Bette Weinhold, Fowler; 2nd, Daisy Iliff, Rensselaer. Marine, Ist, Mary Ellen Holt, Rensselaer; 2nd, Mrs. George La

None, Griffith, Ind. Miscellaneous, Ist, Mamie Benjamin, Rensselaer. PASTEL Lanscape, 2nd, Mary Ellen Holt, Rensselaer. Still Life; Ist, Mary Ellen Holt, Rensselaer; 2nd, Dale Legler, Remington. Animal, Ist, Daisy Iliff, Rensselaer. WATER COLOR Flower, Ist, Bette Weinhold, Fowler. Still Life, Ist, Daisy Iliff, Rensselaer. Animal, Ist, Mary Ellen Holt, Rensselaer; 2nd, Bonnie Longfellow, Goodland.

Miscellaneous, Ist, Daisy Iliff. Best original in water color, Daisy Iliff. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Toppen and children of Chicago visited their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Toppen

last Friday and Saturday. Miss Carol Cheevei- returned home with them for a weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Westeroff and children spent Jast week at Winona .Lake.