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2003 Miss
Kandy Korn
Hallie Feuquay
"A-Maize-ing"
Francesville Fall
Festival
118 N. Market
St.
P.O. Box 218
Winamac, IN 46996
574-946-PRES
(7737)
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Francesville Fall Festival
Honorees
Miss Kandy Korn: Hallie
Fuequay
Bake Contest Champion: Sandy Ward
Parade:
Grand Champion:
Phil Gutwein (Mack Truck)
Corn Theme:
Cushman Scooter Collection
Antique Car: Nate Gutwein
(1929 Graham-Paige)
Motorized Unit: Monon “Over the Hill Gang” Scooter Club
Holiday Theme:
Wayne Bonnell (1904 Olds)
Judges’ Choice: Cub Scout Pack 3152 Francesville/Medaryville
Novelty: St. Luke Church, Medaryville
Commercial: Prairie Moon
Patriotic: Mary Jane Hintz
Agriculture: Jerry Jones, Winamac
Marching Unit: American Legion Post 28, Francesville
Parade Horse: Curly Horse Group,
Marv Woodke
Photo Contest
Cutest Nubbin:William Sutton
Cutest Kernal: Quinton Colvin
Corniest: Bob Lowry
Chicken Bingo Winners
Mona Nightengale, John Lee,
Brandon Bush
Ping Pong Contest
Beginner: Tim Wuethrich
Junior: Scott Evans
Senior: Mike Bauche
2003 Cutest
Nubbin'
William Sutton
See
photos from
the 2002 Fall Festival
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A page reserved for
those "special" items that come our way!
The
36th Annual
Third Weekend of September (Sept. 19-21, 2003)
Celebrating
Francesville's Sesquicentennial!
Francesville was founded in 1853 to serve
the new railroad passing through western Pulaski County. Here Rusty
Disinger, Zephariah Conley, Lance Kruger and Tricia Geyer gather
around an old railroad handcar on this parade float entered by the
Fall Festival Committee.
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Phil
Gutwein & 1924 AC Mack Truck
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St.
John's Church Float
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The Grand Marshals at this year’s
Fall Festival Parade represented some of Francesville’s early
families. Riding in the parade were (left to right) James Gudeman,
Bud Myers, Alice Onken and Rosie Pfledderer. Also honored, but not
riding in the grand marshal float were Don Busch, Nate Gutwein,
Valeria Culp (represented by James Culp) Gutwein Seed represented
by Freddie Gutwein, Don Ames, Minerva Wuethrich and Helen Overmyer.
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150th
Birthday Sign in Town
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1950
Indiana State Police car
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Signs,
signs ... everywhere a sign
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Indiana
Sheriffs Quilt
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