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Prize winners In the public school
department of the county 'air were
announced Saturday. GeeU Ager j
Talent, who won the grand prize
handicraft project, Luclle Holdrldge.
winner ot the grand pnz for sew
ing, Leta Stevens, of Pnoenlx, grand
prize winner of the canning club and
Adrln Hanelton of Eagle Point, the
grand prize corn club winner. Will be
given trips to the state fair. Talent
carried off the high honors with two
winners. .
, The wards ore as follows:
Liicile Koontz, Medford, 1st on em
broidered luncheon set,- 1st on fancy
apron.
Wilnier Horse, Talent( 1st on dairy
herd record club project.
I.uclle Morse, Talent, 1st In Jolly,
1st In layer cake.
Elsie Lawrence, Medford, 2nd cro
cheted yoke.
, Chester Merrlman, Modford, 2nd
corn club project, 1st field corp.
; Lester Merrlman, Medford 1st
squash, 1st stock squash, 1st hub
squash;
Dorothy Diamond,, Medford, 2nd
Teed basket. .
Rntk L. Smith, Modford, Isf sew
ing club propect, 1st canning club
project. V j .
' Jlelma Ellestnd, Central Point, 3d
fccwlng club project. . . ,
Patricia Mlksehe, Medford,. .1st
fancy dress, 1st loaf cage, 2nd dough
nut,' 1st embroidered center-piece.
' Carl Meier, Medford,' 2nd1iandl
eraft club project. ' ' '
Mildred Word, Medford,' H.4; 1st
embroidered sofa cushion.
Georgie Lowe, Ashland, 1st grain
collection.
Marilla Dyer, Medford, 1st em
broidered collar. '
. TUc list of special awards, with the
exception of the ladies' domestic and
rfine nits departments, is now eoni-plere-nnd
is as follows:
Vegetables C. U. Stevens, four
stnlks sweet com; Mis. C, P. Stevens,
second sunflower; J. 1.. McAlirnn, ns-pnniKiU-lnmn;
,1. S. VniwliirCy, Pike's
Pen I; squash; John Demmer, suii
fjnwer; I). F. Wilson, second nspnra
jjiiH beim; V. K. Whiteside, straw
berry, muskinelon; C, J. llmiuuier.
Mammoth Chilean .. squash; (J.- H.
Stevens, sheaf timothy.
Fruit P. I.. Holdridpe, green snpe
plums; E. D. BricR. Oregon chest
nuts; T. Ileimrotli, ;i plates Hiierrc
Easier; C. S. Kicker, blackberries;
John Demmer, three plates prapes; V.
F. Smith, red raspberries, blackber
ries; J. A. Wcsterlund, Hoover's lied
apples, second Hiicrre Easter; llfcl
Rio orchard, box Scokcl pears.
Local grown nursery slock, X. K.
Bennett.-
CoimuerVihl display tiRatcs, jewel
ers' display agates, L. ".. Bean.
Display honey nhil wa, 'Jits. Stew
art;-" " ;--:,iil''ii-'ii'i,ivJv '-'-
Floriculture Mrs, F, V. Hollis,
second Hugh Dixon rose; Mrs. James
Qrnt'fis, first. Boquet Amarellis; Mrs
,A. V. Keizur, second display roses;
Lester ltennelti(iii-den display by boy
under 10.
. C'tilindiiyrMi's. Eugene Amnnn,
first split biscuit; Mrs. John Bellin-
"erj-first cottage cheese; Mrs. M. I..
Hartley, first biitter;.Mrs. B. C. Stei
vertsen,. first can beans; Mrs. S. 01
L lilcy, second butter; Mrs. '. W. Hold.
riqge, second can tomatoes. ' t .
INFANT EPIDEMIC r
- -SLOWLY DYING OUT
XKW YOKK, Sept. 18. A nev low
John Butler, J!ale JPpinU 1st. gar;! w.ft0i:iL.iii .the epidemic of infantile
paralysis was established dunuf? the
twenty-four hours ending at 10 n. m.
todny, uncording to the report of the
health department. There-were but
six' deaths and fifteen new cases.
den collection, 1st water melon, 1st
hiuskmolon, 1st stock pumpkin, 1st
cabbage, 2nd pie pumpkin, 2nd
' Squash,42nd IWITeotn rSrrt"telrt com.
i Mary Monia, Brownsboro, 4th sewr
Ing club project. '
f Glenn Ten-ill, Brownsboro, 1st foot
'stool.
Gertrude Carlton, Central Point,
1st crocheted yoke.
1 Glen Smith, Tolof 4th corn -club
project.
' Vernon Owens, Wellen, 1st corn
rlnl nrnnnrl
Joyce von dor Hellen, 1st baking
'club project.
Francis Buckley, Rnch, 1st potato
club project. :
Tillle Knlps, 2nd sewing slub pro-ject.
Cecil Agor, Talent, grand prize
handicraft project. (Trip to State
Fair)
Nell Warren, Tolo, 5th corn club
project.
Gordon Kershaw, Medford, toy
auto, 2nd. ;'
Isabella Sievertsen, Medford, 2nd
baking powder biscuits, 3rd layer
cake, 1st melon seed hand bag, 1st
hand-made apron.
Mary Knlps, Medford, 1st cro
cheted water set, 1st light biscuits,
3rd bread.
Glenn Hale, Ashland, 1st sugar
lieets.
Laura Best, Medford, 1st dresser
set. i
Gladys Hartley, Medford, embroid
ered dresser scarf, 1st lace collar, 1st
fancy handkerchiefs, 1st layer cake.
Carmen Rose, Talent, 1st sewing
club project. , ' '
I.ucllo Holdrldge, Talent, grand
, prize sew ing club project. (Trip to
State Fair). '
Bcrnlce Dressier, Medford, Rl, 2nd
fancy apron, 2nd loaf cake.
' Talent school, primary grade,, III
and IV, 1st art collection. :
Lloyd Purves, Talent, 3rd handi
craft club project.
Paul Ager, Talent 1st handl-craft
club project.
i Talent school botany class, st
pressed flowers.
Maxine Rose, Talent, 1st doll and
bed. ' -
Eunice Branden, Medford, 1st
hand-made night gown, 2nd hand
laundry work, 2nd loaf cake, 3rd loaf
bread, 3rd canned vegetables, 3rd
canned fruit.
Frances Welsser, Medford, 1st dust
cap. ' ' 0
Lillian Robinson, Medford, 1st
hand laundry work, 1st embroidered
night gown, 1st fancy towels, 2nd
hand-made night gown, 2nd kitchen
apron, 2nd embroidered sofa cushion.
Margaret East, Melford, 2nd
canned fruit.
Fay Beebe, Agate, 2nd art collec
tion. Sylvester Stevens, Phoenix, 1st po.
tatoes, 3rd corn club project, 3rd
onions, 3rd cabbage.
Andrew Stevens, Phoenix, 2nd po
tatoes. 2nd onions, 2nd cabbage.
I Let Stevens, Phoeniv, grand prizo
canning club project (Trip to State
Fair. First unrermented juice.
'Harold Smith, Talent, 1st butter
beans, 3rd potatoes. "'
"Helen King, Talent, 1st embroider
ed center piece, 2nd crocheted collar.
Freda King, Talent, 1st machine
made dress.
, Percy Henry, Phoeniv, iBt .- pie
pumpkin, 1st onions.
Ruth Henry, Phoenix, 3rd : loaf
bread. 1
Beatrice Henry, Phoenix, 2nd
layer cake, class B.
I Donald Anderson,- Phoeniv, 1st li
brary table.- ' '
Raymond Furry, rboenlx,. 2nd li
brary table; .
Harry Rice, Phoe'nlx, 1st morris
chair; . . . - ' .
' Andrew Johnsow, Phoenix, 3rd li
brary table.
.Charles Wiley,-Medford, 1st pop
corn. " ' - ..',' " ; ' ' .' ;,'
Eva. Allen, Medford, 2nd colored
handkerchiefs.
Joe Barrett, Talent, 2nd Musk
hielon. ' Elmer Relnking, Central . Point,
2nd field corn.
Dorothy Palmer. Medford, 1st baby
bonnet, 2nd machine-made dross.
Viola Armstrong, Talent, 2nd foot
stool.
Elmer Knlps, Medford, 1st top
aeroplane.
Margaret Garrett, Buncom, 3rd
machine made dress.
Little ' .- Applegate school, 2nd
pressed flowers. - , '
' Arthur Powell, Medford, 1st red
raspberries.
' Tlretchcn Phut, Jacksonville, 2nd.
'dining table.
'Adln Haselton, Eagle Point, grand
prize corn club proJect.(Trlp to
State Fair): , :
Naomi Hemphill, Medford, 1st trio
light Brahamas.
Earl Hemphill, Medford, 1st trio
white Wyandottes.
Ruth Hemphill, Medford, 1st trio
black Minorcas.
N Ersklne, Medford, 1st little Bel
gian bares. ' ' ' - ,
Arthur Me.Dougall, 'Medford, 1st
poultry club project, div. l.
Floyd Tucker, Medford, 4th poul
try club project, div. 1.
Carl Spuhn, Medford) 2nd trio of
white Wyandottes, 2nd litter Belgian
hares.
' Wilbur Godlove, Medford. 1st pig
club project, div. 1, 2nd pig project,
div. 11, 3rd litter Belgian hares.
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