http://beaglehistory.org/repository/files/original/29a6db423dceb5a8c9703261fca97bc8.pdf e1fde8c1d016dbdea5fb9950b80d7396 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource USA & Canada Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CHAMPION CRAFTSMAN OF WALNUT HALL Mrs. Harkness Edwards, Owner Donerail, Kentucky Vying with Esquire whose page size dog in color each month has introduced, a dignitary from many breeds, our March cover shows a ranking member of our special variety, the imposing champion Craftsman of Walnut Hall. His son, Guardsman, is the choice selection for the March magazine for men. Guardsman is one of the seven champions sired by Craftsman, the others — Crowehaven Craftsman, Gnome of Walnut Hall, Garnet of Walnut Hall, Topper of Walnut Hall, Gunman of Walnut Hall, Graphite of Walnut Hall, in addition to several on their way to the crowning title, leaves little doubt but what Craftsman will symbolize his clan as something more than little rabbit hounds. Best in Show seven times, sixty times Best of Hound Group, Craftsman takes leadership with the eminent beagle en-voys of all time in attracting attention to our sport in making dog folks aware of the breed. Down in the Kentucky Bluegrass country famous for its studs, at Donerail, Craftsman still reigns top hound over the Walnut Hall Kennels of Mrs. Harkness Edwards, where he was bred and retired to the stud in 1942. Walnut Hall scenes - above the "lady of Walnut Hall" Mrs. Harkness Edwards, Donerail, Ky., starting out on a Sunday morning hunt with her pack (that is probably how "Polly" keeps that trim form). Right, Mrs. Edwards famous bitch Ch. Carefree of Walnut Hall. CHAMPION HONOR OF WALNUT HALL By champion Thornridge Toney out of champion Charmac Healthy. Owned by Mrs. Harkness Edwards, Walnut Hall, Donerail, Kentucky. WALNUT HALL KENNELS Donerail, Kentucky Owner MRS. HARKNESS EDWARDS OFFER AT STUD Ch. Craftsman of Walnut Hall SIRE: Ch. Thornridge Toney DAM: Ch. Charmac Healthy Fee $20 Sire of a dozen or more champions Five of his get are photographed on this page CH. CRAFTSMAN OF WALNUT HALL Retired from show ring for past two years HISS RECORD WAS - 11 times best in show all breeds, 63 times best hound in show HURRAY GUNMAN GNOME GAIETY GARNET THE 1945 BEAGLE YEAR BOOK Closely resembling her dam in head, general conformation and coloring, Hurray is out of Carol of Walnut Hall, she's a daughter of Ch. Saddlerock Sandman and Ch. Charity of Walnut Hall. Regally bred through her dam, the other half is equally imposing, for Hurray's sire is Walnut Hall's famous color bearer, Ch. Craftsman of Walnut Hall, the high mogul whose show career brought him eleven best in all breed shows, sixty-one times best hound in show. Now retired, his ring days over, his brilliant producing record has brought him eight champion sons and daughters. His sire, Ch. Thornridge Toney is recognized generally for influence in creating distinctive hounds — beautiful type: Craftsman's dam is that matchless producing bitch Ch. Charmac Healthy, the dam of eight champions. Strictly line bred with Charity a full sister to Craftsman gives two close crosses to Toney, Healthy and Sandman. Completing her championship with a three pointer at Butler, Pa., Hurray's other three point win was at Twin Brooks. She gathered two points each at Mercer County, winners; Massillon, best of winners and best opposite sex; same at Rubber City; Erie County Vacationland, winners; Niagara Falls and Buffalo, best of winners; one point for best of winners at Dayton. Miss Edwards, Hurray's owner, is the daughter of Mrs. Harkness Edwards, Walnut Hall Farm, Donerail, Kentucky. CHAMPION HURRAY of WALNUT HALL Owned by Miss Mary S. Edwards, Donerail, Ky. WILRED MAJOR Best in show with 72 entries at Bay State Speciality Show. Owned by David R. McCarthy, Taunton, Mass. Ch. WAKEM'S MATTHEW, owned by Edmond M. Williamson, Lebanon, New Jersey, placed winner 7 times, reserve 4 times in 13 shows. This top Beagle is Purina-fed — as are all of Williamson's dogs. STARK SPECIALTY SHOW WINNERS Lark of Walnut Hall, 15 inch winner bitches, owned by Harry P. Murrey and posed by Wayne B. Hamilton. Al-John's Flash, reserve winner 15 inch bitches. Owned by Paul Johnson and posed by Orlando Gennett. AT STUD FEE $25 CH. HUNTSMAN OF WALNUT HALL BREED TO HUNTSMAN GET TYPE PLUS HOUND INTELLIGENCE AFIELD CHAMPION HARMONIC OF WALNUT HALL Back from a successful tour of 18 shows with this impressive record: 11 times best of variety, 1 first, 3 seconds, 3 thirds, 1 fourth in group, 3 best of opposite sex. Owned by Samuel Granata, Rochester, New York. CHAMPION CALICO OF WALNUT HALL By champion Graphite of Walnut Hall out of champion Cheerful of Walnut Hall. Owned by Mrs. Harkness Edwards, Walnut Hall, Donerail, Kentucky. THREE SHOW CHAMPIONS Hurray of Walnut Hall, Clergyman of Walnut Hall and Cadence of Walnut Hall. Owned by Mrs. Harkness Edwards, Donerail, Kentucky THE SEPTEMBER COVER A trio of champions from Walnut Hall adorn the title page this month. One son and two granddaughters of the great Ch. Craftsman — all are home-bred. Ch. Hurray of Walnut Hall (left) was bred and is owned by Mary Suydam Edwards, daughter of Mrs. Harkness Edwards. Sired by Ch. Craftsman of Walnut Hall, she brings together successfully blended famous families through Ch. Thornridge Toney (Craftsman's sire), Ch. Charmac Healthy (his dam) who is by Ch. Saddlerock Sandman x Charmac Judy (dual Ch. Seibold's Panel x Ch. Whereway Judy), giving Hurray a double cross of Sandman through Healthy as Hurray's dam, Ch. Carol of Walnut Hall is by Sandman x Ch. Charity of Walnut Hall. Ch. Clergyman (center) and his sister Cadence are sired by Ch. Graphite of Walnut Hall, a son of Craftsman and Ch. Seibold's Glory; their dam being Ch. Cheerful of Walnut Hall, a sister to Ch. Craftsman, which brings their sire and dam, Ch. Thornridge Toney and Ch. Charmac Healthy into the picture again. Breeders desiring these regal, dominant bloodlines can select a stud dog that represents many years of selective breeding and commanding ancestry as Clergyman, who only recently completed his championship is too closely bred to the bitches at Walnut Hall for use at home and is offered for sale. Address Mrs. Harkness Edwards, Walnut Hall Kennels, Donerail, Ky. CHAMPION CLERGYMAN of WALNUT HALL 44 champions in 5 generation pedigree. 14 1/2" Fee $15 Sire - Ch. Graphite of Walnut Hall. Dam - Ch. Cheerful of Walnut Hall. Fee returned if female is not in whelp. BREED TO A DUAL BRED HOUND. C. M. TAYLOR R. D. 1 Toronto, Ohio Phone — Steubenville 2-6940 Ch. Whirlaway of Carteret, owned by Mr. Arthur P. Bayne, Rahway, N. J. Best in show at 1947 Sportsmens Beagle Club Specialty Show. CH. WHIRLAWAY OF CARTERET By Ch. Little Merryman out of Miss Whirlaway of Carteret. Best of winners two years straight at Camden, winners at Philadelphia and Westbury, best of breed at Doylestown, best in show at Sportsmen's Specialty Show, best of variety at Monmouth and Trenton. Owned by Arthur Bayne. Rahway. New Jersey. 1951 SHOW WINNERS (Top) Wayne Hamilton of Wellsville, Ohio, Way Bea Sportsman, Best of 15 inch Winners at Morris & Essex, Butler and Sharon, Pa. By Ch. Sportsman of Walnut Hall out of Al-John's Flash. Ch. Way Bea B.V. 13" Peter Pan Morris + Essey 1952 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource A scrapbook about Walnut Hall in Donerail, Kentucky, and "The Lady of Walnut Hall" Mrs. Harkness Edwards. Title A name given to the resource Scrapbook about "Walnut Hall Kennels" Subject The topic of the resource Scrapbook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1945-1952 1940s 1950s Al-John's Flash Arthur P. Bayne C. M. Taylor Cadence of Walnut Hall Calico Of Walnut Hall Carefree of Walnut Hall Carol of Walnut Hall Charity of Walnut Hall Charmac Healthy Charmac Judy Cheerful of Walnut Hall Clergyman of Walnut Hall Craftsman of Walnut Hall Crowehaven Craftsman David R. McCarthy Donerail, Kentucky Edmond M. Williamson Garnet of Walnut Hall Gnome of Walnut Hall Graphite of Walnut Hall Guardsman Gunman of Walnut Hall Harkness Edwards Harmonic Of Walnut Hall Harry P. Murrey Honor Of Walnut Hall Huntsman Of Walnut Hall Hurray of Walnut Hall Lark of Walnut Hall Little Merryman Mary Suydam Edwards Orlando Gennett Paul Johnson Saddlerock Sandman Seibold's Glory Seibold's Panel Sportsman of Walnut Hall Sportsmens Beagle Club Stark Specialty Show Thornridge Toney Topper of Walnut Hall USA Wakem's Matthew Walnut Hall Kennels Way Bea Sportsman Wayne B. Hamilton Wayne Hamilton Whereway Judy Whirlaway of Carteret Wilred Mayor