4-H Youth Demonstrations Open at West Liberty Fair
West Liberty, Iowa The 4-H youth demonstrations began with Fulton Industrial club earning advancement to the state fair. Linda Ganzer and Debbie Moeller won top honors in senior related subjects for Love Apples. Junior winners included Lake Livewires Gary Hopker Myron Danner for Building an Inexpensive Back Rubber and Bloomington Fair winner Dennis Krueger Kevin Hogan for Cleaning a Car Carburetor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Ganzer
Debbie Moeller
Fulton Industrial 4
Stanley Sieble
Gary McAllister
Fulton Junior Farmers 4-H Club
West Liberty Fair
West Liberty
Fulton Industrial Club
Lake Livewires
Gary Hopker
Myron Danner
Bloomington Fairwinner
Dennis Krueger
Kevin Hogan
Steve Hopker
Bill van Zandt
Lake Livewires Club
Terry Ruess
Ronnie Lehman
Wapsie
Fulton Jr. Farmers
Stanley Niebke
David Die Ticks
Annette Owen
Evergreen
Needlework Division Winners at West Liberty Fair
West Liberty Fair showcases numerous first place awards across needlework categories. Winners include Mrs. Paul Humiston for chair sets and lunch cloths, Mrs. Harold Freese for pillow tops and dresser scarves, and Mrs. Minnie Meinert for place mats, with many others across rugs, handkerchiefs, cushions, embroidery, and drawn work. Multiple second places noted for several contestants including Mrs. Ray Urmie and Mrs. N. D. Hill, among numerous named winners in loom weaving, crochet, and applique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Paul Humiston
Minnie Meinert
Harold Freese
Henry Brix
Margaret Fitzgerald
Carla Schmidt
Paul Hamiston
Tie Nichols
Lee Forsyth
Ray Urmie
Alva Smith
Edith Cuthamp
Ray Armie
Don Drumm
Raymond Lewis
Clyde Hudacek
N. D. Hill
Clyde Hudachek
Pearl Hamiston
Seople
Comfort
Erma Buckman
Nellie Brand
Hannah Delzell
Amanda Marfin
Verna Pierce
West Liberty Grain and Leeds Division Winners
West Liberty The best and largest collection of grains was exhibited in the Grain and Seeds Division. Exhibitors include John J. Witmer of Moscow and Forrest H. Ford among others for top prizes in yellow corn, sweet corn, soybeans, oats, wheat, rye, clover, alfalfa, and other grain categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
John J. Witmer
Moscow
Forest H. Ford
Mean Rickey
Henry Brix
Cornelius Dykstra
Kennreth Ruess
Forrest H. Ford
L. Chad James
John Witmer
Ralph Danner and Son
Dean Rickey
Mike Gaeta
Forest Ford
Esther Maurer
Vernon Luedtke
Raymond Kile
Myron Danner
Forrest H
Forest H Ford
Ray Armie
Baby Beef Auction Sale Set At Tipton Fair
Cedar County tips a report on the Baby Beef sale at the Tipton Fair where 149 head of calves sold for an average of 28 dollars per 100 weight, totaling 39 683 93. Grand Champion Angus steer shown by Patty Hously bought by Honeymead for 50 per cwt. Second high sale owned by Barry Anderson bought by First State Bank for 40 per cwt unless additional context. West Liberty school board terms see Lewis Erwin seeking re election. William Duncan will not run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Colby
Mechanicsville
Patty Hously
Honeymead
Tipton
Glenn Eaton
Iowa State University Ceylon Club
Barry Anderson
Lewis Irwin
Westibarty West Liberty
Lewis Erwin
William Duncan
West Liberty
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Light Horse and Pony Show
Charles Morgan
Hannah Deizell
Gladys Chamberlin
Flossie Darly
Lyle Lord
H.O. Sampson
Emma Gerdis
Lesha B. Holliday
Kenneth Weath
Net
West Liberty Fair Grain and
Leeds
Lillie Jenkins
Navaco
Muscatine Tent & Awning Co
East Second Street
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Plymouth
Hawk Motors
Grandview Ave
Muscatine
Cedar County
Howard Hamilton
Tipton Fair
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Sego
Stiles Drug
Segd Liquid
Pier Faop Egary Creo
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