1956 4-State Sport(s) Show
The 4-State Sport(s) Show in 1956 was the second show. On this page are newspaper articles about the show, notes from the committee that ran the show, and the financials of the show.
This article mentions the boat parade that will be occurring and that there was a total of 62 cakes for the baking contest with Joyce Huff, 16 years old, and Carol McCormick, 17 years old, winning.
This article mentions there will be a forty-minute floor show and that there is an estimate for a high attendance this year.
This article wraps up the 1956 Sport Show by giving different totals to show attendance and use of attractions: about 15,000 people attended, 312 fish were caught, and 230 ducks were caught.
This article explains the reasoning behind the sport show, with a focus on how it supports the Willing Workers for Wildlife movement, a 4-H club program.
This report lists the acts of the program that ran during the sports show including: what the act was, who was doing it, and how long it would last. Also in the report are the expenses paid for the performances.
This report lists the acts of the program that ran during the sports show including: what the act was, who was doing it, and how long it would last. Also in the report are the expenses paid for the performances.
A report that breaks down the expenses and income of each activity category and administrative task for the 1956 show.
A report that breaks down the expenses and income of each activity category and administrative task for the 1956 show.
A report that breaks down the expenses and income of each activity category and administrative task for the 1956 show.
A report that breaks down the expenses and income of each activity category and administrative task for the 1956 show.
A report that breaks down the expenses and income of each activity category and administrative task for the 1956 show.
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