4-H Club Wins at Kent Sussex Fair
With a larger entry list than usual the Kent Sussex Fair showcased 4-H Club work from Delaware rural youths. State agent C E McCauley noted record potato class entries and unusually large cattle, poultry, and girls classes. Sussex, New Castle, and Kent County agents report winners by county in canned vegetables and fruits, jellies, pickles, and clothing exhibits led by Betty Collins, Emma Spicer, Louise Vaughn, Charlotte White, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent- Sussex Fair
Delaware
C. E. McCauley
Anne B. Moore
Sussex County
Laura B. Rutherford
New Castle County
Helen L. Comstock
Kent County
Betty Collins
Greenwood
Eileen Mills
Marie Tingle
Harbeson
Mary Rust
Bridgeville
Emma Spicer
Georgetown
Mildred Bryan
Seaford
Louise L. Vaughn
Lewes
Charlotte White
Mabel E. Cannon
Dorothy Wheatley
Mildred Murphy
Farmington
Lillian Wheatley
Louise M. Melson
Mabel B. Cannon
Caroline Wheatley
Roberta Qgutten
Marian Keeler
Belle Cannon
Frances Williams
Frankford
Hilda Lynch
Dagsboro
Kathleen Tokley
Catherine Cannon
Anna Hochstedler
Patch
Anna Palmer
Gretal Pinder
Frances Cannon
Erethia Evans
Frances Wiliams
Mildred Roberts
Mary Deshields
Green- Wood
Mabel Cannon
Green‘wood
Bridgee
Iona Peterson
Bridge- Wille
Venetia Mae Parker
Mille Wilkins
Ruth T. Isaacs
Garden State Fair rural craft winners list
Russell Greenwood Charlotte White Bridgeville led table runner and baking categories with first place entries across towels rolls muffins and jams. 4-H garden club members Alden Hopkins Lewes and Alden Hopkins Jr. and others received top honors in canning vegetables and fruits across New Castle Kent and Sussex counties with various first through fourth placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Wheatley
Seaford
Carolyn Wroten
Harrington
Margaret Webb
Lincoln
Margaret Sharp
Milford
Katherine Webb
Betty Roberts
Violet Prettyman
Gorgetown
Helen Wilson
Lewes
Eleanor Short
Georgetown
Mildred Melbourne
Betty Lee Jones
Bridgeville
Cathryn Allen
Finrst
Alden S. Hopkins, Jr
Robert Roland Hill
Chester Beulah
Harold Short
Nelson Ellis
George Spicer
Alfred Layton
Laurel
Kenneth Aiken
Greenwood
New Castle County
Betty Dukes
Townsend
Leah Ottey
Newark
Dorothy Shetzler
Frances Daniels
Hest
Lida Bailey
Helen Fraze
Mary E. Pinder
Anna McDowell
Middletown
Alberta Pordham
Miram Wilson
St. Georges
Gladys Wamsey
Alberta Portham
Margaret Schafer
Anna Stevens
Ethel David
Elma M. Regener
Stump’s Corner
Jane Wheeler
Odessa
Betty Marker
Harriet Ennis
Nancy Brittingham
Lulu May Duhadaway
Alice Guest
Marshallton
Katherine Fraze
Jean Anne Hubert
Mabel McClain
Kathryn Fraze
Marian Platts
Margaret Brown
Helen Downs
Irene Wlodowski
Multistate Dairy Show Sees Many Winners and Placings
A lengthy prize list from a dairy and poultry show records numerous firsts seconds and thirds. Winners include Horace Ginn Middletown Thomas Jacquette Newark and Robert Deakyne Smyrna across senior yearling heifers junior yearling heifers senior heifer calves and breed championships with multiple exhibitors from Milford Felton Newark and Woodside among others. Poultry divisions crown first place awards for barred rocks white rocks New Hampshire Reds and White Leghorns with exhibitors from Milford Bear Cheswold Lincoln and Houston institutions. A final tomato exhibit names William White Bridgeville as top winner with several others claiming placings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Catherine Hardy
Wy Iin
Lydia Johnson
Harrington
Jane Cox
Jennie Kielbasa
Milford
Ellen Vinyard
Violet Long
Hardy
Garden Club
Anna Lee Americus
Myrtle
Todd
Farmington
Ray Frazier
Felton
Garley Parsons
Samuel Short
Billy Sapp
Houston
Dewey Sapp
Lester Camper
Arnold Long
James Willey
Poland
China
Emil Voshell
Ervin Voshell
Duroc
Carlton Hughes
Middletown
John Davis
Hampshire
Mancel Cade
Greenwood
Berkshire
Hazel Sapp
Lester Warren
Dover
Lloyd Warren
Billy Wharton
Alberta Pordham
Demaris Taylor
Robert
Horace Ginn
Robert Deakyne
Smyrna
Thomas Jacquette
Newark
Ealf
Peter Drobeck
Anna McDowell
Charles Bishop
Vinas Kirby
Melvin Dempsey
Wallace Caulk
Woodside
Thomas Walters
Rosanna Messick
James Pitman
Jack Walters
Vincl Kirby
Dairy Club
Ferris Dempsey
Poultry
Barred Rocks
Old Trio
Emil Kielbasa
Young
Jay Walker
Bear
Pennewill Isaacs
Lincoln
Lillian Vachon
Sepola
White Rocks
Joe Jarrell
New Hampshire Reds
William Schafer
Blackbird
Gloria Strimel
Cheswold
Phillip Suppe
John Craig
Walter Passwaters
Smyth Roland
Viola
Edward Passwaters
Nelson Ellis
Seaford
Albert Strahle
Bruce Frazier
Lawrence Cade
Laurence Melon
Bridgeville
William White
Wesley Johnson
Hanington
A Mil Kielbasa
William Bfandloser
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
Kent & Sussex
Reddy
Margaret Sammons
Jean Cullins
Anne L. McDowell
Mary Louise Downs
Elizabeth Horsey
Billy Hamilton
Harold Prettyman
Clarence Taylor
Robert Marker
Marie McGinnis
Rosanna B. Messick
Betty Wooten
Betty Strahle
Melva George
Adolphene Touchstone
Mary Touchstone
Genevieve Sapp
Josephine Sapp
Grace Sapp
Betty Prettyman
Marguerite Case
Annabelle Passwaters
Frances Craig
Florence C. Messick
Beulah Armour
Mary Dawson
Albina Kielbasa
Sadie Miller
Laura Mae Coblentz
Peres
Houson
Vivian Hurd
Emelie Tatum
Eugenie Kielbasa
Eugenia Kielbasa
Farming
Virginia Ann Tull
Ruth Anne Draper
Phyllis Haberstick
Marshall
Minales
Ing
Consolidated Drive
National Advertising
American Press Association
W. 39Th St
New York, N. Y
Jigger
Clifto Drug CO
Primrose Grill Tea Room
Miss Marshall
Denton, Maryland
Wilmington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Baugh & Sons Company
WM. G. Wooters
Mer. Denton
Theke
Bean K
Taltle Loaf
WM Schludervelag
T. Jo Kurdle CO
Partners In Service
Amoco
Orange American Gas
Newspaper
Ang Hiye E
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