County Fair Judging Report Showcases 4-H Exhibits and Winners
The county fair judging lists many 4-H groups and names, including 4-H Maidens, Hustlers, Cyclones, Jackson Boys, and Chicaqua, with champions and reserve champions across sheep, cattle, and vegetable categories. Notable names include Dale Davis, Lori Hotchkiss, Todd Meyer, Janice Bush, and Kevin Secrest among numerous clubs and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Bush
Kevin Secrest
Jeanette Shaffer Kalona
Dale Davis
Brenda Bush
Nicky Reed
Jackson Boys
Penal
Todd Meyer
Chicagua
Lorna McCoy
Eric Stoutner
Craig McCoy
Cyclones
Sandi Schroeder
Reds
Danny Messer
Chicaqua
Jeanette Shaffer
Kalona
Gary Messer
Maidens
Hustlers
Ron Vittetoe
Marion Men
Robyn McCoy
Randy Fink
Lori Hotchkiss
Roy Wilson
Larry Lowe
Matt Hahn
Flyers
Roger Adams
Mark Hotchkiss
Ewe Lamb
Corriedale
Suffolk
Hustler
Laurie Geret
Pepperettes
Blue
Laurie Gerot
Randy Finke
Wendell Timmins
Cedar Chips
Roger Adam
Kevin Greiner
Keota Ffa
Cabbage Purple
Janene Stout
Fepperettes
Chris Engel
Mike Quinn
Marjorie Peiffer
Mary Jo Kleinberg
Starliners
Linda Jones
Clippers
Carol Bush
Kathy Tuttle
Iowa Maidens
Judy Reed
Cinderellas
Red
George Pfeifer
Busy Bees
Andy Rowe
Charles Flading
Progressives
Nick Reed
Cubs
White
John Spenner
Ramblers
Cindy Spenner
Jolly
John Brookhart
Don Brookhart
Matt Sherman
Nancy Stacy
Diane Stacy
Kenny Adam
David Adam
Livewires
Potatoes
Kathy Escher
Richard Schmitt
Purple
Chippers
Rob
Rob Stout
Jolly 4Hers
Market Basket
Angela Hornung
Chickadees
Dutchettes
Jolly 4-H'ers
Cindy Hammen
Iris Kaufman
Clovertones
Cedar Clippers
Iowa
George Peiffer
Cheri Wheeler
Robyn Wheeler
Leaderettes
Angela Horning
Two couples return to Florida after Iowa visit
Mrs Marian Waters Crawfordsville reports two couples travel from Iowa to Florida after two weeks visiting relatives. David Erwin and Brad Benson visited Red Oak relatives with the Lé Pleak family while Mrs Pleak and sons Greg and Doug hosted. The Smiths and Whites concluded their Iowa visit with relatives and friends, attending campus and family events before heading home to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
David Erwin
Brad Benson
Winfield
Red Oak Tues
Lé Pleak
Pleak
Greg
Doug
Sam Erwin
Olds
Fran Erwin
David
Jack Erwin
Brad
Duayne Benson
Myral Smith
Harold White
Fort Meyer
Fla
Iowa
Smiths
Joyce
Larry Krueger
Hudson
Ann
Bob Darbyshire
Algona
Larry Fletcher
Pam
Longer
Donna
Camp McCoy
Wis
Doug Steele
Jim Eubanks
Steve Fletcher
Daryl Schultz
Roy Sommer
Duane Johnson
Jim
Kenny Kaufman
Larry Hixson
Dean Henderson
Kenny Stogdill
Camp Ripley
Minn
National Guard
Minnesota
Anthony Moye
Vickie
Julie
Betty
Bob Howell
Moye
Christopher
Arcadia
Calif
New Haven
Conn
California
Larry Siebert
Milwaukee
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Larry
Jean Cherryholmes
Kenneth
Lawrence Cherryholmes
Glenn Cherryholmes
Jim Edgar
Edgar
Farrell Young
Sieberts
Cherryholmes
Greeley
Colo
Wendell
No fingerprints of Wallace's attacker
FBI witnesses in the Bremer trial said they could not link Arthur H. Bremer to the gun used in the May 15 shooting of Gov. George Wallace. The ballistics expert testified the bullets came from a .38 revolver, but did not show marks tying them to Bremer. Partial prints on the gun were too indistinct to identify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Marlboro, Md
Bremer
Milwaukee
Frasier
Thurmond Williams
FBI
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Ewe Blue
Matthew Sojka
Owen Gamon
Marion
Martin Sojka
Marvin Sojka
Angela Sojka
Bruce Guy
Phil Guy
Chicaqua Red
Danny Guy
Mark
Franklin Cubs
Marjorie Pfeffer
Cinderella
Diane Flynn
Mary Jane Kleinberg
Sam Berg
Donald Brookhart
Janene Lynn Stout
Bruce Kaufman
Cyclones White
Cinderel Andy Rowe
Neil Kaufman
Weeswort
Lucy Gamon
John L. Spenner
Warrets
Lovertones
Nell Kaufman
Marthetta Benson
Good Luck
Kirk Howsare
Scheel
Dan Messer’s
Art Duensing Citizen
Mrs. Blanche Hinkle
Florida
Fred Stone
Charles Wells
Larry Black
National Legion
Chicago
McCormick Place
Lake
Old Threshers
Grand Ole Opry
Legion
Harry Suter
Ken Rhea
Dick Lease
Wallace