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PAGE SIX The following premium win ners at Bluffton’s annual Winter fair were announced this week by Harry F. Barnes, secretary of the fair board. HORSES Purebred Belgians Stallion, four and over, 1st, Joe Powell. Stud colt, 1st, Joe Powell. Champion stallion, Joe Powell. Mare, four and over, 1st, Joe Powell 2nd, E. Y. Frantz and Sons. Mare, three and under four, 1st, Joe Powell. Mare, two and under three, 1st, Joe Powell. Champion Mare, Joe Powell. Grade Draft Gelding, four and over, 1st, E. Y. Frantz and Sons. Gelding, one and under two, 1st, Harvey Burkholder. Horse colt, 1st and 2nd, Ray Marsh all. Champion Gelding, Frantz and Sons. Mare, four and over, 1st,, 0. C. Burkholder and Sons 2nd, Earl Crawfis. Mare, three and under four, 1st, Frantz and Sons. Mare, two and under three, 1st, Ray Marsh all 2nd, Frantz and Sons. Mare, one and under two, 1st, Frantz and Sons, 2nd, Harvey Burkholder. Champion mare, Ray Marshall. Mules Mule, two and under three, 1st, Harley Marquart. Mule, one and under two, 1st, E. R. Kiracofe 2nd, Kent Burkholder. Mule colt, 1st, Harley Marquart 2nd, E. R. Kira cofe. Champion mule, E. R. Kira cofe. SWEEPSTAKES Prize Winners At Bluffton’s Annual Winter Fair Exhibits And Displays Get of Sire, 1st, Joe Powell 2nd, Frantz and Sons. Produce of Pure bred* Dam, 1st and 2nd, Joe Powell. Produce of Grade Dam, 1st, Frantz and Sons 2nd, Ray Marshall. Draft team in harness, 1st, Joe Powell 2nd, Frantz and Sons. CATTLE Shorthorn Cow, three and over, 1st, Wesley Sommers. Cow, two and under three, 1st, Harry Burkholder. Heifer, one and under two, 1st, Harry Burk holder. Heifer calf, 1st, Harry Burkholder 2nd, Leroy Lugibill. Champion cow, Harry Burkholder. Hereford Bull, one and under two, 1st Bull calf, 1st and 2nd Champion Bull, Cow, three and over, 1st and 2nd Cow, two and under three, 1st. Heif er calf, 1st and 2nd Champion cow and Exhibitors herd all won by E. Y. Frantz and Sons. Aberdeen Angus Heifer, one and under two, 1st and Champion cow', Joe Powell. Jerseys Bull calf, 1st and champion bull cow, three and over, 1st and 2nd Champion cow, all w’on by James Stratton. Heifer, one and under tw’o, 1st, Edgar Huber. Guernseys Cow', three and over, 1st, Ellis ■g Hauenstein 2nd, Joe Powell. Cow, two and under three, 1st, Heifer, one and under tw’o, 1st Heifer calf, 1st. Champion cow’, Joe Powell. Brown Swiss Bull, tw’o and under three, 1st Alfred Criblez and Sons. Bull calf, 1st, Criblez and Sons 2nd, O. C. Burkholder and Sons. Champion bull, Criblez and Sons. Cow, three and over, 1st Heifer, and one un der two, 1st Heifer calf, 1st and 2nd, Exhibitors herd and champion cow' all won by Alfred Criblez and Sons. Sweepstakes Beef, Get of Sire, 1st and 2nd Beef, Produce of Dam, 1st Beef calf herd, 1st, Frantz and Sons. Dairy, Get of Sire, 1st, Criblez and Sons Dairy Produce of Dam, 1st, Criblez and Sons 2nd, Joe Powell. Dairy calf herd, 1st, Criblez and Sons. HOGS Duroc Jersey Boar, 6 mos. and under 1 year, and Champion boar, 1st, O. C. Burk holder and Sons. Sow', tw'o and over, 1st, O. C. Burkholder and Sons. Sow', one and under two, 1st and 2nd, Ellis Hauenstein. Sow, six months and under one year, 1st and 3rd, O. C. Burkholder and Sons 2nd, Evan Burkholder. Champion sow, Ellis Hauenstein. Exhibitor’s Herd, O. C. Burkholder and Sons. Poland China Boar, two and over, 1st boar, one and under two, 1st boar, 6 months and under one, 1st boar, un der 6 months, 1st and 2nd Cham pion boar sow, two and over, 1st and 2nd sow, one and under tw’o, 1st and 2nd sow, 6 mos. and under one, 1st and 2nd sow, under 6 mos., 1st and 2nd. Exhibitor’s herd and champion sow all w’on by Ben Am stutz. Spotted Poland China Boar, two and over, 1st, Joe Powell. Boar, under 6 mos., 1st and 2nd champion boar, Carl McCaf ferty. Sow', two and over, 1st, James Reichenbach 2nd, Carl Mc Cafferty. Sow', one and under tw’o, 1st, Joe Pow’ell 2nd, Carl McCaffer ty. Sow, 6 mos, and under one, 1st, Joe Powell sow, under 6 mos., 1st and 3rd, Carl McCafferty 2nd, Joe Powell. Champion sow, James Reich enbach. Exhibitor’s herd, 1st, Joe Powell 2nd, Carl McCafferty. Chester Whites Boar, 6 mos. and under one, 1st and champion boar, Ralph Burkhold er. Hampshire Sow, one and under two, 1st and champion sow, Edgar Huber. Berkshire Boar, two and over, 1st, Heldman Bros. Boar, one and under two, 1st, Heldman Bros. 2nd, John Dunbar. SERVEL GAS REFM6ER K© MOVING PARTS’ in its freezing system STAYS SILENT, LASTS LOGGER! HERE’S HOW TO GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY when you buy an automatic refrigerator for your home! Get Servel and be sure of continued low operating cost, freedom from wear. See Servel now! WEST OHIO Gas 0 Boar, 6 mos. and under one, 1st, C. H. Peters 2nd, Weldon Deppler 3rd, Harry Anderson. Boar, under 6 mos., 1st, C. H. Peters. Champion boar, Heldman Bros. Sow’, two and over, 1st, Heldman Bros. 2nd, C. H. Peters. Sow’, one and under two, 1st, C. H. Peters 2nd, John Dun bar 3rd, Heldman Bros. Sow, 6 mos. and under one, 1st, David An derson 2nd, C. H. Peters 3rd, Heldman Bros. Sow, under 6 mos., 1st and 3rd, C. H. Peters 2nd, John Dunbar. Champion sow’, C. H. Pet ers. Exhibitors’ herd, 1st, C. H. Peters 2nd, Heldman Bros. Sweepstakes Get of Sire, 1st, C. H. Peters 2nd, Ben Amstutz. Produce of Dam, 1st, C. H. Peters 2nd, Ben Amstutz. Market Hogs Pen of market hogs, 1st, Weldon Deppler. SHEEP Oxfords Ram, two and over, 1st, Harold Carr. Ram lamb, 1st and 2nd, Harold Carr 3rd, Billy Augsburger. Champion ram, Harold Carr. Ewe, two and over, 1st and 2nd, Harold Carr 3rd, Billy Augsburger. Ewe, one and under two, 1st and 2nd, Harold Carr 3rd, Darrel Carr. Ewe lamb, 1st and 3rd, Harold Carr 2nd, Darrel Carr. Champion ew-e and exhibitor’s herd, Harold Carr. Shropshire Ram, one and under two, 1st ram lamb, 1st champion ram ewe, two and over, 1st and 2nd Ewe, one and under tw’o, 1st and 2nd ewe lamb, 1st and 2nd. Champion ewe and exhibitor’s herd all won by Weldon Deppler. Dorset Ram, two and over, 1st ram lamb, 1st and 2nd champion ram ewe, tw’o and over, 1st and 2nd ewe, one and under two, 1st ewe lamb, 1st and 2nd champion ew’e and ex hibitor’s herd all won by Earl Rup right A Type Merino Ram, two and over, 1st and 2nd ram, one and under two, 1st and 2nd ram lamb, 1st and 2nd cham pion ram ewre, two and over, 1st and 2nd ewe, one and under two, 1st and 2nd ewe lamb, 1st and 2nd champion ewe and exhibitor’s herd all won by Kohli Bros. B. “NOW, MORE THAN EVER, IT’S WISE TO CHOOSE THE and ATOR!” Type Merino Ram, two and over, 1st and 2nd ram, one and under two, 1st and 2nd ram lamb, 1st and 2nd cham pion ram ewe, tw’o and over, 1st and 2nd ewe, one and under two, 1st and 2nd ewe lamb, 1st and 2nd champion ewe and exhibitor’s herd, all won by Kohli Bros. Market Lambs Pen of three, 1st, Harold Carr 2nd, Earl Rupright. POULTRY English White Leghorns Cock, 1st, Roy Clements. Cockerel, 1st, Kenneth Winkler 2nd, Roy Cle ments 3rd, Edgar Huber. Hen, 1st, Dale Huber 2nd, Kenneth Winkler 3rd, Roy Clements. Pullet, 1st, Roy O g. v 1 fc THE BLUFFTON NEWS. BLUFFTON, OHIO MOVIE STAR JOINS U.S. NAVY Ernign Wayne Morris Seeks Wings Wayne Morris, recent star of “I Wanted Wings,” became a member of Unde Sam’s Navy in May, 1941, when he was appointed to the rank of Ensign. When asked what he thought of the United States Navy, Morris said, “I think every man who is consider ing joining a military service should look into the ‘chance of a lifetime’ which theNavy and Naval Reserve of fer to get into the big-pay field of the future—aviation. In the Navy you can attend the finest flight training schools in the world, and receive in- Clements 2nd and 3rd, Kenneth Winkler. Pen, 1st, Kenneth Wink ler. American 'White Leghorn Cock, 1st and 2nd cockerel, 1st and 2nd hen, 1st and 2nd pullet, 1st and 2nd pen, all won by C. H. Peters Brown Leghorns Cock, 1st and 2nd cockerel, 1st and 2nd hen, 1st and 2nd pullet, 1st and 2nd pen, all won by C. H. Peters. Barrel Rocks 1st, Wayne Badertscher H. Peters. Cockerel, 1st, C. Cock, 2nd, C. ______ ____ H. Peters 2nd, Edgar Huber 3rd, James Reichenbach. Hen, 1st and 2nd, C. H. Peters 3rd, James Reich enbach. Pullet, 1st, C. H. Peters 2nd, James Reichenbach 3rd, Ken neth Reichenbach. Pen, 1st, C. H. Peters 2nd, James Reichenbach. White Rocks Cock, 1st, Wesley Sommers 2nd, C. H. Peters. Cockerel, 1st, C. H. Peters 2nd, Roy Clements. Hen, 1st, C. H. Peters, 2nd, Wesley Som mers. Pullet, 1st and 2nd, Wesley Sommers 3rd, C. H. Peters. Pen, 1st, Wesley Sommers 2nd, C. H. Peters. Buff Rocks Cock, 1st and 2nd cockerel, 1st and 2nd hen, 1st and 2nd pullet, 1st and 2nd pen, all won by C. H. Peters. Rhode Island Reds Cock, 1st, C. H. Peters. Cockerel, 1st, Paul Reichenbach 2nd and 3rd, C. H. Peters. Hen, 1st pullet, 1st and 2nd, C. H. Peters 3rd, Paul Reichenbach. Pen, C. H. Peters. White Wyandottes Cock, 1st, C. H. Peters 2nd, Ev erard Bish. Cockerel, 1st, C. H. Peters 2nd, E. Bish. Hen, 1st and 2nd, E. Bish pullet, 1st, C. H. ers 2nd and 3rd, E. Bish. 1st and 2nd., E. Bish. Silver Laced Wyandottes Cock, 1st cockerel, 1st hen, 1st and 2nd. pullet, C. H. Peters. struction from Navy pilots who intro duced dive bombing, aircraft carriess and catapult take-offs to the rest of the world. Also, there are opportuni ties in Naval Aviation for men who don’twantto fly. They can be trained as aviation machinists, metalsmiths, photographers, observers, or they can receive instruction in many other trades. It’s a great life in the Navy.” Ensign Wayne Morris is pictured here in his line of duty as a member of the Naval Aviation Cadet Selec tion Board at the Long Beach Naval Reserve Air Base. Pet Pen, and 1st 2nd pen, Buff Orpington and Cock, 1st, cockerel, 1st hen, 1st and 2nd pullet, 1st 2nd pen, C. H. Peters. 2nd and White Orpington Cockerel, 1st hen, 1st 1st, C. H. Peters. Jersey Black Giants pullet, Cockerel, 1st hen, 1st pullet, 1st and 2nd pen, C. H. Peters. Light Brahmas Cock, 1st and 2nd cockerel, 1st and 2nd hen, 1st and 2nd, pullet, 1st and 2nd pen, C. H. Peters. Ancona Cock, 1st and 2nd cockerel, 1st and 2nd hen, 1st and 2nd pullet, 1st and 2nd pen, C. H. Peters. inorcas Cockerel, 1st hen, 1st pullet, 1st, C. H. Peters. Sweepstakes Wesley Sommers, and champion pen, Champion male, Champion female C. H. Peters. Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Bantams and 2nd, James Robert Stratton. Turkeys, 1st Stratton 3rd, Geese, 1st and 2nd, C. H. Peters 3rd Alan Burkholder. Ducks, 1st and 2nd, C. H. Peters. Bantams, 1st Roy Clements 2nd and 3rd, C. H. Peters. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Corn Open pollinated, 1st, D. P. Diller 2nd, David Amstutz 3rd, Stanley Bixel. Pop corn, 1st and 2nd, David Vandemark 3rd, Roy Clements. Early Hybrid, 1st and 2nd, Lehr J. Reese 3rd, David Vandemark. Me dium hybrid, 1st and 2nd, Ezra Ben der 3rd, Lehr J. Reese. Late hy brid, 1st and 3rd, P. J. Reese 2nd, For Vigor and Health— include meat in your menu. Always ready to serve you. Bigler Bros. Fresh and Salt Meats L. J. Reese. Single 1st and hair j.Vn*. David Amstutz 3rd, Sylvan Burk-I holder. Shelled corn, 1st, Jessel Thompson 2nd, D. P. Diller 3rd,I L. J. Reese. Champion corn, Ezra! Bender. fI Grain and Seeds Potatoes Early Ohio, 1st and 2nd, Evan Burkholder 3rd, David Vandemark. Irish Cobbler, 1st, David Amstutz 2nd, David Vandemark. Chippewa, 1st, David Vandemark 2nd, Weldon Deppler. Kathadin, 1st, David Van demark 2nd, Weldon Deppler. Sweet| potatoes, 1st, Mrs. Fame Fett Harriet Fett. Yanis, 1st, Roy ments. Vegetables Wheat, 1st, E. H. Niswander 2nd, Quinten Burkholder. Barley, 1st,, Quinten Burkholder. Oats, Ist^ Quin ten Burkholder 2nd, E. Timothy, 1st and 2nd, Q. Burkhold er 3rd, Harold Carr. Red Clover, 1st, Harold Carr 2nd, Edgar Huber 3rd, Wesley Sommers. Alfalfa, 1st,I| Rekhenbach^Sd^WeMoA DepplenI tffUh'gnd^Mrs^Florence Lora'I Swe't '‘-er 1st Wesley Sommers. ^Florence LoraJ g°y beans, 1st, J. Reese, 2nd Baumgartner 2nd Mrs Frank E. H. Niswander, 3rd, Q. Buikhoia I fiegt quilting lst Mrs Kaufman er‘ I 2nd, Mrs. Hattie Hilty. Oldest quilt, 1st, Mae Stough 2nd, Mrs. Roy Cle ments. Oldest coverlet, 1st, Mrs. Red beets, 1st and 2nd, Roy ments 3rd, Evan Burkholder, nips, 1st and 2nd, Roy Clements 3rd, Sylvan Burkholder. Carrots, 1st and 2nd, Roy Clements 3rd, David Vandemark. Salsify, 1st, Roy Clements. Mangel wurtzel beets, 1st, David Vandemark 2nd, Weldon Deppler 3rd, Mrs. Sam Locher. Yellow onions, 1st and 2nd, Roy Cle J ments 3rd, Alan Burkholder. ishes, 1st and 2nd, Roy Clements.| v Cabbage, 1st and 2nd, Roy Clements 3rd, Kenneth Winkler. Winter! squash, 1st, Sylvan Burkholder 2nd,! Evan Burkholder 3rd, Roy Clements.I Field pumpkins, 1st, Sylvan Burk-I holder 2nd, Evan Burkholder 3rd,| Fruit perial, 1st and 2nd, A. Augsburger. I Winter Rambo,_ 1st and 2nd,_ A. Augsburger. Amstutz. bill 2nd, Ralph Burkholder, flower, 1st, E. Q. Burkholder. Eph Amstutz. A. Augsburger. Augsburger 1 Smokehouse, 1st and 2nd, Eph Am-1 stutz. Starking, 1st, Lyle Niswand er 2nd, Ralph Burkholder. Pears, 1st and 2nd, Q. Burkholder. Farm Displays First, Richland Grange second, Farm Bureau Council No. 1. JUNIOR FAIR Hogs Berkshire gilt, 1st and 2nd, Wel don Deppler 3rd and 4th, John Dun bar. Duroc Jersey gilt, 1st and 3rd, Sylvan Burkholder 2nd, Evan Burk holder. Boar, 1st,Ralph Burkholder 2nd, Sylvan Burkholder 3rd and 4th, Weldon Deppler. Sow, 1st and 3rd, Ellis Hauenstein 2nd, John Dunbar 4th, James Reichenbach. Sheep Ewe, 1st, Billy Augsburger 2nd and 3rd, Weldon Deppler. Ewe lamb, 1st and 2nd, Billy Augsburger 3rd, Weldon Deppler. Ram lamb, 1st, Billy Augsburger 2nd, Weldon Deppler. Beef Cattle Heifer, calf, 1st, Harry Burkhold er 2nd, Leroy Lugibill. Heifer, one and under two, 1st, Harry Burkhold er. Feeder steers, 1st James Strat ton 2nd, Keith Brauen 3rd, Harry Burkholder 4th, Wesley Sommers. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING Every Load Insured STAGER BROS. Bluffton. Ohio Fancy comfort—1st, Mrs. Gable. Sheet, crochet—1st, Mrs. Cle-ll Nusbaum 2nd, Mrs. Soldner. Tur-I wor^» lst» Eoris Hartman. "I Pillow cases, crochet, 1st, Wm. Nusbaum 2nd, Mrs. Roy ments. White Emb., 1st, Mrs. Sold ner 2nd, Mrs. Bernice Risser. Col ored Emb., 1st, Marcile Lugibihl 2nd, Dorothy Matter. Cutwork, 1st, Mrs. Soldner 2nd, Doris Hartman. Applique, 1st, Mrs. Soldner 2nd, n I Mrs. Grace Wilson. Cross stitch, 1st, 1 Mrs. Abe Spangler 2nd, Miss Mary I L. J. Reese. Sweet pumpkins, lst,i Sylvan Burkholder 2nd, Evan Burk-I holder. Gourds, 1st, Glenna Swick 2nd, Susanna Kempf. Largest squash, M^”wm. Nulbaum. 1 Sy^van'BurkhoMer'"“'H ?llie «1st, 1st and 2nd, Grimes Golden, 2nd, Q. Burk- Dresser or Buffet Apples—Baldwin, Albert Augsburger. 1st, Eph Amstutz holder. Jonathan, 1st, A. E. Kohli 2nd, Albert Augsburger. Red De-1 licious, 1st and 2nd., A. Augsburger. I. Golden Delicious, 1st and 2nd, A. I Augsburger. Ben Davis, 1st and S„il?v cSihe? 1’., ay 2nd, A. Augsburger. Black Ben. 1stT^±‘'n 1St and 2nd' M,s and 2nd, Quinten Burkholder. Rome| iw. i Beauty, 1st and 2nd, A. Augsburger.I rp 1 s Stayman, 1st, A. Augsburger 2nd, ®ad’ A. E. Kohli. Winter Banana, 1stKaUm Cut"°rk’ MrS' Wm 1Sus’ and 2nd, A. Augsburger. York Im-| Cro^s Sampler-lst and 2nd, ~ioi I Embroidered picture, framed—1st, Greening, 1st, Eph I Mrs Bernice Risser. Wall hanging, Wlnesap, 1st, Leroy Lugi- lst and 2nd Mfs Barnef11”' H. Niswander 2nd, ^han-lst and ,2"d' M"- Newton Pinnin 1st |Jacob Schultz. Fancy, lst, Mrs. SurJ 1=4 InJOnri I Weinhold 2nd, Mrs. Edgar Root. Ta&haIki 1st A Needlepoint,'1st, Mrs. Paul Stud 2nd A Knhu Her 2nd, Mrs. Ida Kibler. znd, A. Kohli. Rug—Braided, lst, Mrs. Anna Gro- Dairy Cattle I mann. Crochet, 1st, Dorothy Mat Heifer, 1st, Edgar Huber Dairy I ter 2nd, Mrs. Lydia Augsburger. cow, 1st and 2nd, James Stratton I Hooked yarn, 1st, Barbara Welty 3rd, Ellis Hauenstein. Dairy bull,12nd, Mrs. Sibyl Mollett. Hooked rag, 1st, Sylvan Burkholder 2nd, James! 1st, Mrs. Eugene Basinger. Stratton. I Dress—Wool, 1st, Mrs. Sam Loch- Agricultural Products I Esther Louise Hofstetter 3rd, Ann Corn, open pollinated, 1st, David! Thomas. Amstutz. Hybrid, 1st, Sylvan Burk-1 First Grade-^-lst, Elise Chamber holder 2nd and 3rd, Weldon Den-1 lain 2nd, Betty May 3rd, Jeanne pier. Popcorn, 1st and 2nd, Harry! Ann Amstutz. Burkholder. Wheat, 1st, Lyle Nis-I Second Grade—1st, Peter Ken wander 2nd, Harry Burkholder 3rd,! nedy 2nd, David Bixel 3rd, Ger Ellis Hauenstein. Oats, 1st, Harry! trude Gunther. Burkholder 2nd and 3rd, Dale Hu-I Third Grade—1st, Margaret Strat ber. Soy beans, 1st, Harry Burk-I ton 2nd, John Trippiehorn 3rd, holder 2nd, Lyle Niswander 3rd,! Mary Margaret Dunbar. Ellis Hauenstein. Early potatoes,! Fourth Grade—1st, Jane Risser 1st, David Amstutz 2nd, Alan Burk-I 2nd, Dorothy Lee Hardwick 3rd, holder 3rd, James Reichenbach.! Mary Jean Ramseyer. Late potatoes, 1st, Alan Burkholder Fifth Grade—1st, Colletta Bader 2nd and 3rd, Weldon Deppler. I tscher 2nd, Janette Finton and Mar- Farm Shop I lene Berry 3rd, Samuel Buhler. I Tool box, 1st, Thomas Kahle 2nd,! Sixth Grade—1st, Donald Herr I Wesley Sommers. Milk stool, 1st,! 2nd, Mary Schmidt 3rd, Frank I Thomas Kahle 2nd, Dale Huber.I Gunther. I Poultry mash feeder, 1st, Robert! Seventh and Eighth Grade—1st, I Stratton 2nd, James Stratton 3rd,! Joe Bronson and Leroy Miller 2nd, I Thomas Kahle. Feed scoop, 1st,! Mary K. Bauman 3rd, Donald Root. __ I James Stratton 2nd, Robert Strat-F a __laiear, 9ndi*°2nd,| n 3rd, Wayne Badertscher. Lawn2nd chair, 1st, James Strattoji 2nd and 3rd, Robert Stratton. I 1st, Kenneth Winkler. LADIES DOMESTIC ART Bed Spread—Applique, 1st, Mrs. Henry Green. i 1 Henry Green &11U, ajuuan nuuer.l uauuij apcviaiiava at \jm\j Tufted, 1st and 2nd, Sarah Amstutz.! University say calves can be raised xum-U'O'het. 1st, Mrs Wm. Nusbaum lSUCMSsful| TT hpnHpr I 2nd’ Mrs- Ross Bogart. I, Quilt—Patchwork, 1st, Mrs. Wm.|between meal Nusbaum 2nd, Mrs. Fred Hahn. Ap-I feeding should plique, 1st, Edith Burkholder 2nd,!parative costs. Lillian Huber. Applique Emb., lst,|---------------- Miss Susie_Welty 2nd, Mrs. R. E.l Hattie| Helen Wells 2nd, Mrs. Roy Cle ments. Afghan cover, woven, 1st and 2nd, 1st, A 11 Al 1 Vv V CI W V V 2nd, Cle- Mrs. Jacob Schultz. Crochet, Mrs. Ray Hilty 2nd, Mrs. Ida ler. Kib- Karl Wm. Cut Table cloth—crochet, 1st, Mrs. Alt man 2nd, Mrs. Levi Gable. Dresser or Buffet scarf—Emb., Mrs. Bernice Risser 2nd, Mrs. Grace Wilson. Crochet, 1st, Tillie Hamil ton 2nd, Mrs. Elmer Burkholder. Cutwork, 1st and 2nd, Mrs. Grace Wilson. setCrooner, THURSDAY, DEC. 11, 1941 IIorses I er. Silk & rayon, 1st, Lora Schultz. Colts, 1st, Clyde Sommers. I Cotton, 1st, Mrs. Alice Barnes. Poultry I Child’s dress, 1st, Mrs. Bernice Ris Young pen light breeds—Leghorn,! ser. 1st, Weldon Deppler 2nd, Dale Hu-I Fancy apron, 1st, Mrs. Roy Cle ber 3rd, Thomas Kahle 4th, Ken-I ments 2nd, Tillie Hamilton. Kitchen neth Winkler. Old pen leghorns, 1st,! apron, 1st and 2nd, Mrs. Jennie Alt Kenneth Winkler 2nd, Dale Huber haus. 3rd, Evan Burkholder. Young pen! Towel—Crochet, 1st, Tillie Hamil general purpose Barred Rocks, 1st,I ton 2nd, Doris Hartman. Emb., 1st, Wayne Badertscher 2nd, Edgar Hu-I Mrs. Walter Niswander 2nd, Mar ber 3rd, Paul Reichenbach 4th,|cile Lugibihl. Crossstitch, 1st, Mar James Reichenbach. Young pen, Gen-lcile Lugibihl 2nd, Mrs. Grace Wil eral Purpose, other breeds, 1st, Wes-1 son. Cutwork, 1st, Mrs. Bernice Ris ley Sommers 2nd, James Stratton ser. 3rd, Weldon Deppler. Old pen Gen-| Best novelty—1st, Mrs. Altman eral Purpose, Barred Rocks, 1st,! 2nd, Jane Risser. Wayne Badertscher 2nd, Kenneth! Unusual antique—1st, Mrs. Clar Reichenbach 3rd, James Reichen-I ence Hilty 2nd, Gene Wells. bach. Leghorn cockerel, 1st, Ken-I Exhibit of Unusual U. S. Coins— neth Winkler 2nd, Weldon Deppler I 1st, Robert Benroth. 3rd, Edgar Huber 4th, Ellis Hau-1 Portrait—Water color, 1st, Mrs. enstein. Cockerel, Barred Rock, 1st, I Joe Stage. Edgar Huber 2nd, Wayne Bader-I Potted plant—1st, Mrs. Alda Potts tscher 3rd, James Reichenbach 4th,I 2nd, Mrs. Fred Hahn. Kenneth Reichenbach. Cockerel Gen-1 Display uf potted plants—1st, Mrs. eral Purpose, other breeds, 1st, Pauli Harold Kempf. Reichenbach 2nd, James Stratton PET PARADE 3rd, Edgar Huber 4th, Weldon Dep-1 Kindergarten—1st, Sonja Kay Har pler. I ris and Frank Chamberlain 2nd, Cutw’ork, 1st, Mrs. Bernice Ris- One of the measures Ohio dairy- Saw horses,! men can use to increase milk sales I is to substitute meal wholly or in ISJ|Part f°r tbe skim milk ordinarily Yo Yo 1st Mrs.|used to feed calves. Dairy hus 2nd, Lillian Huber. I bandry specialists at Ohio State ..ini., i mmm. i mm i Mrs. Cle —Emb., 1st, i- Crochet, nine Hamilton, cutwork, 1st, Mrs. Grace Wilson 2nd, Doris Hartman. Applique, 1st, Mrs. Wm. Nusbaum. Cross stitch, 1st, Mrs. Ray Hilty. Center Piece—Crochet, 1st, Mrs. Levi Gable 2nd, Mrs. Lily Tripple hezr.. Cutwork, 1st, Mrs. Kaufman. Luncheon set—Emb., 1st, Mrs. Ber nice Risser 2nd., Mrs. Eugene Ba Ray kimvc meal, and the choice and skim milk for depend upon com- Spirit iSiSE EVERY^ WASHDAY .■■•■■'■A— withaIbENDIX AUTOMATIC HOME LAUNDRY W« mean it. No more xfoy-long tu*»le* with a wa*her that keep* you ot it* side —stirring in soap, lifting soggy doth**, scrubbing set-tubs, mopping floorsl A Bendix washes, rinses and damp-dries your clothes automatically—alt you do is set the control dioL Washday is your, day—a free day—a holidoyl_________ COME IN TODAY! C. F. 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