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wMany School ChildrenExhibit Work at FairiIlian Lichttus came cvc- ■ „ Hucc.v-Oovfirall apron*»*•■ *M£rS5 2Mlt;£5»mU* ™.« ».S 6,*o. All OIRW. s \vo.j ______:n-. xt ! I rl r n .Wlm'crT. *rd*In the Til rill school exhibits and the state graded work exhibits -at the Janesville fair, all varieties ol work were shown, Samples of domestic work* manual training, agriculture, drawing, mounting, pon-manship. and al other work fought, in the district schools was shown.Mildred Whalen won the largest number oC prir.es and the larges-amount of any one persons in t.us division. Her chock amounted to 513.25. Lillian Lichtfus came second withnext wiLh . .. _nCrom M cents to 51 or *l.oO.The following is a-list, ot' prem-•ium.s and the winners:DlVISJOy j. ED t?CATIO ♦Al/.Class G4—'itor Primary Forms.Grades 3, 2t 2.Five sewing cards, fastened together, 3 st, It nth Camp bell, Evansville; 2nd, Ruth Davis, Etc, a, Janesville: 3rd. Geraldine Spangler, Beloit. Three weaving mats, taste n-ecl together. 1st. Ina -^oc, Driord-ville; 2nd, Clara Fcsgard, Orford-villc; 3rd. Harold Norby, Rtc. ■. Janesville- Raffia work, three pieces. Ifit. Ben Hubbard, Evansville; 2nd-, Elaine Thomas, d o. Srch 'RobertHubbard, do. Free hand cutting lo illustrate story, 1st, Mabel Eeniuvch TUe. 16, Evansville: 2nd, Gladys Ailing, do; 3rd. Philipp Ke mi cane. Beloit. Three samples or paper to I cling. - 1st, Dorothea Woodstock. Evansville: 2nd. Clara Sehnelbcrger, do: 3rd, Kulh Dobunson, do. Penmanship. Palmer. 1st. Evelyn New-housc, Rte 32. Clinton: 2nd, EnnorcPair hand-made ' pillows—-Ruth Hughes. route 2. Janesville. Fancyopron, hand-made—-1st, Esther Bcn-U:v~ I'OtiLc 35. Clinton: 2nd. Neva Ai -lor route IT, Janesville; ore. BellaHoag, route 10. Mil urn. Corse: cover —1st. B\nh Huge*, route 2t Janesville: 2nd. Mildred Whalen, route 2. Janea-vilbi? 3rd, Della Hoag, Bloomers—1*1, Mildred Whalen; 2nd. Ruth Huge?. Child’s rompers. Lillian Licit t tuns, route 5, Boy's waiM—Lillian Lichi-fUN. Night gown—lat, Lillian Lich-wcHi.3rcre!MiRl3rtwterrcJohnson, do; 3rd, Leslie Roycp, Kte:23. BeJoil, Mounted collection of leaves, named, no. entries. J^olls dress, sewed by hand. Ruth llobin-sor., Evansville: 2nd, Ruth Aden, do. Complete set oC-Doll’s ciutnmg. hand made, Dorothy George, Evansville. Free-hand drawing. Illustrating: some story, 2nd. Lloyd George. Evansville. Specimen of woo Ion or cotton weaving, 1st, Gertrude Decker, Evansville; 2nd. Ruth Campbell, do: 3rd.. Lester Olson, do. Dish towel, hemmed by 'hand. 1st. Marie Broderick. Rte. 6. Joheaville; 2nd. Dorothv George. Evansville; Clara Sehnelbcrgcr. do.. Article made of wallpaper. 1st, Gertrude Docket, Evansville: 2nd. Ruth Campbell, do: 3rd. Louise Lange, do. Representation. of Indian Life Or Eskimo life Inmnsville; 2nd. Mildred .Wha.en: *rdLillian Livhfus. Dreas—*Veronica O'Leary, route 5. Janeuvtllc.—Six buttonholes—1st. Ella Foss, route 4. Brodhead; 2nd, Hazel Worsham, route 10, Milton; 3rd. Mildred Boyd, route10, Milton. Loaf white bread—1st, loha Millard, route n, Avalon: 2nd,Ruth Hughes, route 2. Janesville; ord, Lillian Lichtfus. Loaf graham bread Is:. Lillian‘Lichtfus; 2nd, lola Milliard. Sugar cookies—1st, Joan x. Clark; 2nd. lola Millard.Prince for .Oakery Good*Frizes for many of the bakery goods and practically ell the canned *oods in this department went to a few -winners, Mis* loin. Millard wonthe following prizes: 1st In includes cookies. 2nd in doughnuts, layer cake, baking powder buscults. and dcvlU cake. Ruth Clark won second in the mot as sea cookies, while Kutli Hughes took the following, list of prices: First in doughnuts, canned tomatoes, canned rhubarb, second in canned bests, and third in baking powder biscuits. Lillian Lictfus won third in the dou*£hmits. second in canned tomatoes and rhubarb; first in cherries, plums and string bean?, and third in beets- Esther Bchllng got-lhird in the devils food cake, France* Clarkthird in the white layer cake.RiIBHit.llnMiet; Kr : htOfa i*Otbr.Scw1CHKscBeOf2rtoto2rgotMildred Whalen got first In bakingarftlayer cake, the cannedpowder biscuits, white devils food coke, and beets and canned corn.1J1P* of FuriumMap Of farm, showing present cron Hugh Bowen. On^ picture each orfive different grades of cattle—1st. Royco Clifford, route 2?. Beloit: 2nd.kulh Schovl. Hanover; 3rd. TLutliFos-cuitlng, 1st. Irene Loomis, Evans-ville: lir.d., Kutil Robinson, do; 3rd.. Edith Moseley, Beloit. Language booklet*; 1st, Eleanorc KosyczavccK. Rto. 10. Milton; 2nd., - Bcrrut Ons-gard, Rto. 24, OrfordvUlc: 3rd, Alfred Simonson.' Rto. 4, Brodhcad. Booktet containing number work for four weeks. 1st., Arnold Hahn. TUe. 20, Beloit: 2nd., Edith Clark, Rtf. 3, Janesville;' 3rd, Donald Kelley, Rto, 25. Clinton. Spelling not book containing: work for four weeks, 1st, Edith'Clark; 2nd. Alice Clark, Rto.3, Janesville: 3rd.. Gladys Docker, do. Booklet containing work in colors. 1st, Maurice Kennedy, Rto. 10. Milton: 2nd., Alfred Simonson. Rtelt;1, Rrodhcad; 3rd, Vivian Brandt, Rte 3, Janesville. Booklet on phon-lin. Or ford ville. Some of sheep—tat, Ruth Jo per, route 13, Evansville; 2nd, Ogden. Inman, route 32, Clinton; 3rd.' Clarence Gilbertson, Eva navi lie. Same a? above of swine—lat. Edwin Griffith, route 1*. Evansville: 2nd.Viola Lehman, route 25, Beloit; 3rd, Lena Been, routs 2k Orfordvnlc. Sarr.O of horses—1st, Beth J'or.cs, route I?, Evansville: 2nd, Eller. Rasmussen. One picture each of five different breeds of poultry, with description o. each—1st, Ruth J'onos; 2nd. Ruth Schcel; 3rd, Blanche Hovey. His tor-lean may of U. S.. allowing territorial growth—l.u, Ellen Rasmussen; 2nd, Ella Foss; 3rd. Inez .Resgard. Example of lettering of words, “Jancs-piloal£•frb:atvine's Big Fair”—1st, Mildred Whalen: 2nn. Both Jones- Good English posicr—Ellen Rasmussen. History of school district—l»L Eninm Bur Lie-sor.; 2nd, Laura Voelz; Jrd, Marion Olson. Penmanship, page H of Palmer Manual—TsL * Isabel Borges -showing familica, etc- 1b1, Alloc wardt: 2nd. Ruth Foslin; 3rd. High-- . ... .. , . 1 r _ .T 1. r-.n f.C ni-11' UTMTt-nEvansville; 2nd. Alfred Vvoblg, itc. S, Janesville; 3rd.-Phili*PV Roh-naon. Evansvillc. Specimen ot clay nodding. 1st, Alice Fici, Evan^iUc: rid. Pn ter Tomjjloton, do; 3ro-Madys Decker, do. Illuairatod poem. 'Hiawatha/* 1st, Ohvc Hallcnbcck, fancsvlUo.Chu*a (is—Tt.r MiiUUo Fortn.Grsulcs 4. o. iuul «.AVorkba?. honic-mrtde. 1st .Florin cc GnalxUr. Rte. 2. Whitewater: :nd, Helen Romoy, Rte i’. Whitcwa-,cr. Work apron, calico or percale. lard made. 1st, Agnes CampDeR, Rle Janesville: Snd. Sophie W.vks. Rtc r, Janesville: Bernice Lange, IKyatis-,ille. Hemmed towel, Ist. Verna Korban. Rtc f. Janesville: 2nd. Mar-:ell Griffith, Evansville: . 3rd, Ar.eta Quintrell, Rte 20, Beloit. Heni-ititchetl handkerchief. Bernice Jar.gO, Bvansville. Sample darning. 1st. Eernice Lange: 2nd.'Lucy Ecn-fiett. Rte. 0. Avalon. Suit and Hour relict map of C. S., list. Anna Ken-Licunc. Rte. 25, Beloit: 2nd. Bernm-tt Lange. Industrial map o': Wisconsin, l?t, Oscar Olson, Evansvlll*:'; 2nd, Edward Albright, do: 3rd. Dorothy Decker, do. - Set ot physiology drawings. 1st, Ellen Kenueanc, Rte, 2a, Beloit: 2nd, Ecclun George, Evansville: 3rd, Ronald Tierney, do.Keulth poster. 1st, Kenneth Woodcock, Evansville: 2nd. ’MargaretFalk; Rtc . S, Janesville. • Copy ol penmanship drills. 1st. Anna Larson, Rte 30, Beloit: 2nd, Edna Korban. Rtc G, Janesville; 3rd. Chrlsttr.ia Arnoson. Rte 32. Clinton- Rath towel, trimmed, 1st, Helen Kcrsteii, Rte 7. Janesville; 2nd, Lucy Bennett, Rte 9, Avalon, Collection of weeds, mounted and named. 1st, Lynn .Tones. Rtc 19. Evansville: 2nd, Lucy Bennett, Seeds or useful plants grown in Wisconsin, 1st. Robert Westby, Rte SO, Beloit: 2nd. Chester Arnold, Rte 25. Beloit, Oat meal cookies, Joan T. Clark, Rte 1, Janesville- 'Chocolate drop cookies, Jor.nClark. , „ J ' , ,tlla*a B5 fox Lppcr GrBdes—. oad 5burger. Salt map of any,continent Jst. ISilcn. Rastr.ussoji: 2nd. Harold.O'Connor; 3rd. Margaret Murray. Ac-: count of balanced ration for dairy Cr,,v—Clifford Onsgitrd. Plan for farm rotation or crops—Iner. Hesgas'd. Map of school district—-1st. Bmilie fahn: 2nd. Marie Ross; 3rd, 55 ay belle Haugen. ,Cl.w dr—Open To .-.It Pupil* In OneTtaom SrhoolBird chart, showlnff pictures of our winter birds—1st. Kuth Scheel; 2nd. Lvnn Jones. Booklet, containing pictures of 'Wisconsin birds, mounted, named and briefly described—1st. Ruth Schcci: 2nd, Ellen Lasmusscn; 3rd, Bernice Lanpo. ^tap of Dock county, showlns1 river?, tonms* villages, cities, railroads, and proposed concrete highways—is;. Evelyn Hahn: 2nd, Ellen Tlsmusson; 3rd, Ella. .settooHfiwhiy low da rtaftd dndodo Foss. Bird house—1m, Ttalph Mans: i2nd. Glen Maas: 3rd, .lames Richard-Ison, Milking *lool—1st, Eldcn. and 1 Arnold Hahn. Coat hanger—1st. Ed-! ward Schindler; 2nd, Raymond Ht»m-! ilion: 3rd* Frank Ra\:eh. Chcnker ; board—1st, Clifford Jones. Jigsaw I work—1st. Will 'Wood; 2nd. Robert J Turner. Knitting work—1st, Helen Broderick: 2nd, Marie Broderick; 3rd, Mildred Whalen, Crochet work—1st. Helen Xcrstcn: 2nd, Bernice Lange; 3rd, Mildred Whalen.. Tatting work— 1st, Inez Hcsgrd; 2nd.-Mildred Whalen; SrdT Faith Robinson- Embroidery work—1st. Mildred Whalen; 2nd, Bcrnlce Lange; 3rd, Tnez HesgarcL Throe tomatoes—i?L Harold Clark; 2nd, EI wood Hughes- Quart siring or \vax beans—-James W. Little. Three beets—1st. Harold Clarlc; 2nd; Elwood Hughes: 3rd, Stances Whalen. Three cucumbers—1st. Mildred Whalen: 2nd. Franci.fi Whalen:' 3rd, Elwood Hugos, One-half pack of early Ohio potaocs— First. Fi-nncis Whalco- Be?t general flispiay of vegetables—1st. James AV, Little; 2nd. if= WhnlemCIukm 6F*^“Flnf Art« ,Bookie: containing mounUd pie-tures of 10 great Americans, .with 35-
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Janesville Daily Gazette
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Aug 25, 1921
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