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•arm lopics Morkct N^wsinners Released for sr.Err.,■ . Shearer, second. Tlabbiw - H.ldalunketls Creek FairCampbell, first; Claude Campbell, second. .... . ... ^Canned Goods... „ ! Peaches—Arlene Strouse. first,is - Plunkett* Creek 4-H Club jelrln from feed bug nu- Annabelle Hou*er. second andjjudges have re- term.s. Hubett H Rurnler judged lht:d, Arlene Strouse. fourth, and• .f pitze-winner*, -ri- trie garden u.-id faim produce also Mrs. Percy Scaife. fifth Pears-!,-f.t jn the home cco- calves and pet* M;m Avalyn Kiser Arlene Strouse. Corn — Arlenehi: produce exhibits judged trie foods. sewing, fancy Strouse, first; Annabelle Houser.' :-jjy work, hobbit'i and canned goods, secondAf.:;-h -ajs the first Winners Announced Annabelle Houser took first place-::id tn have been held Garden exhibit—Carmen Houser, in each of the following Caul--.,-uty. featured many first; Arlene Strouse. second. Louise Dower, string beans, beets, pickles :.y». Outstanding was Strouse. third. Field corn-Elmer carrots, tomatoes, lima beans. Mr*1 ■ by Ernest Lewis. Hnuser. firs:: Claude Campbell.. Louis Strouse was second and third I It was composed of second, and Ruth Lewi*, third. On- in lima beans. |.. a »urd display. The ions-Claude Campbell, first, and. Mrs Clyde Maley was second -ed for the plant him- Russell Lewis, second. Pop corn— and Mrs Percy Scaife. third, ini• was that of the dolls Sam Sctufc. first and second:-cur rots. Mrs. Elmer Matey was also' . Chapman displayed Claude Campbell, third. Pumpkins awarded a first in tomatoes, which was 81 years - Judith Arm Maley, first; Wiil.am Cherry tomatoes - Mrs HarryMurphy, second Wool ever; peppers - Mrs. William-den Club exhibition Hickory »ut*-Mary Alice Scaife. Waideisen: raspberries - Mrs. El.• by Carmen House.- carrots—Mr*:. Percy Scaife; apples m«*r Maley; corn (dried) — Mrs. produce which she —James Blair; cantalopes—Kva Percy Scaife.. carried a high score Stackhouse; u a 5 h — Raymond 1 Cake* ’« yfcjIfKisJowi «tw-r*ojujh _W.iLUv*!- *h£T15sr_ ;Angus Mite*-Ruber: Lewis; “rs i'U‘r* S£.ear”*?i;n8e cake;' . . T ■ w «■ . ZVLCW H 1 -ai * 11 W ■ \lt;s ti'ir^ftvei1 Mr*:c mwhile he Scaife, first, and Esther l-ewis. iclt; tended Illness, took second.Walter Rung—checker board; Mrs.Mr. Scaife also look Pumpkm-Barbura Kropos. first; £C3S, ^ M/S Bra;Imcr I-ewi« second Penrer, , ker. fim. and second in bread, and::o --h a scrapbook which,Elmer Ie*^- second. Pepper... i”r- -i™ * frw.cn a small boy. He is-Emerson Lewi*. fits:. Rotfert Lewis' w r, ..dost resident of Plan- second,. Potatoes-Elmer Houser. ~ CKl'i•; iwnship. first: Waller Rung, second: Percy**58' JosephA J?0**•' Louis Strouse. and Mrs. Willard*-• • * 1-resting display was Scaife. third Large squash-Harry H . ', Rusell Woolever. Graham cracker'• —Mrs. Harry Woolever. Swedish! ring—Mrs. William Waideisen.T All awards in aprons, children's-dresses and children's sun dresses went to Mrs- Percy Scaife.Doll dresses—Lois Jean Brakeri _ :and Martha Lewis. Misses' dresses' '—Annabelle Houser.- Marietta i .Woolever. Arlene Strouse. Shorts!Annabelle Houser. Jumpers —1 .Esther Lewi* and Ruth Lewis.: Pinafores — Carmen Houser and I Annabelle Houser. Nightgown— Mary Alice Scaife. Stocking darn-® ing—Mary Scaife and Arlene 1 y*|Strouse. Table scarf—Mrs. Willard-r Murphy, Marietta Woolever. and; Mrs. Joseph Kropos. Loily—Mrs. ■ Leroy Braker, first and second. 7,and Rita Chapman. c. Table runners—Mrs. Leroy Bra-; *. ker, first and second; Mrs. George ^ Stackhouse. Vanity set — Mrs 1 f George Stackhouse. Quilt — Mrs.; Hattie Huzey. Watson Scaife.— Quilt top —Mrs. Percy Scaife.1 [Table cloth (lace) — Mrs. Hattie ,-Huzey. Afghan—Mrs. Clfde Maley ijPillow cases—Mrs. Elmer Houser *Und Mrs. Walter Rung. Ch.-ld's ‘ | luncheon set — Barbara Kropos. s’Luncheon cloth—Mrs. Frank Bra-• ker. Wall hanging—Barbara Krc-*,pos- Pillow top—Rita Chapman,! first and second. Slippers—Mrs.• Elmer Houser.-! Pot holders—Mrs. Lamade. Mrs. Cecila Lucas. Mrs. Elmer Maley. Towel—Mrs. Elmer Maley. Pin. cushion—Mrs. George Siackhouse. Doll babies—R.ta Chapman. Kay j Chapman. Shirley Bla.r, DawnMarie Buehlcr.Hobbies•’ Scrapbook — Wa'aon Scaife and • .Annabelle Houser. Horses — Harry 1 Woolever. Necklace. Bracelet and outfit—Helen Braker. Scrapoook— Newton Scaife, Jr. Art work— Lewis Strouse. Stone collection— Peter Scaife. Coloring picture— [Jack Buehler. Paper dolls—Betty .[-Campbell.- Gourdo Ernest Lewis. ..Coloring pictures—Dawn Bushier. •1 Flower arrangements—Jrf.-s. -New-. ton Scaife. Mrs. loyfse Strouse. [Ruth Moon. Periwinkle—Marietta .Woolever. Crepe paper flowers— Mr?. WiUard Wurphy and Hilda Campbell, x 'GeoHfe' ETioCs ‘ feal liame was Mary Ann Evan*.
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Gazette and Bulletin
Williamsport, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Sep 29, 1944
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