Sixteenth Annual Fall Festival Entry Rules and Fees
All entries for the Sixteenth Annual Fall Festival must be in by 8:00 Thursday Sept 8. Exhibits must be owner shown and produced this year from Appanoose or adjoining counties. Only one entry per class per exhibitor and no exhibit may have won premium at any prior Fall Festival. Exhibitors may have up to five entries with a complete list for the entry clerk. Display only items allowed for uneligible exhibits. The association is not responsible for damage from weather or accidents during the festival. No exhibits removed before 9:00 pm Saturday. Exhibitors should contribute $1 on or before opening day Sept 8. Judges’ decision is final and all premiums must be claimed by October 8. after that date void.
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Appanoose
Big Parade Prize Listing at Secretary's Desk
A community parade expects entries by 12:00 noon on Saturday September 10 with cash prizes for float divisions and show money for non winners. Prizes cover church, school, FFA and 4-H groups with multiple bicycle and pony categories. Each child entered will receive a prize and the association disclaims responsibility for fire or theft.
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FFA
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Appanoose County Poultry and Horticulture Show Premiums
Premiums offered for poultry breeds include Home AR Wilma Whi des and Buff Rocks with various 2.00 and 1.50 values. Horticulture grants premiums in cents per class for flowers such as Asters, Nasturtiums, and Roses, plus arrangements. Special sections include Artistic Arrangement and a Children's Division with several craft and food exhibits. Reading lists many fruits, vegetables, canned goods, jellies, and preserves to be displayed in standard containers, with notes on display quality and jar requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Boyer
Nellie Williams
LaVonne Helmick
Children Parade Entries Ornaments and Prizes
Betty Schupp and Annabelle Wilson invite all children up to 16 to join a Friday parade at 11 00 A M. Entry tags available at the Community Building entry desk before parade time. Judging will occur on the street from the Methodist church southward. Cash prizes offered for decorative pets and related entries. First prize seven cents, second prize fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Schupp
Annabelle Wilson
Gribe
Yen Am
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moravia
and Farmer’s Institute
Adjoining Counties
Bert Turner
Lee Delmar Dowd
Ez, Paul Spencer, Jr
Helen Tac Charles
Margaret Brooks
Alberta Benz
Garnet Brain
Mock
Earlene Davis Urner
Paul Spencer Jr
John Wilson
Mearl Walter
Max McAninch
Clarence Johnson
Ira Boyer
Larry Dayton
FFA Boys
Francis Kincade
John Spencer
Sylvan VanDorin
Art Fox
Carl Hiatt
Duane
Max McDonough
Larry Brooks
Carl
Imogene Tisue
Ivan
Gladys Harsh
Norman Ward
Gary Charity
Pauli Witt
Bill Benz
R. R. Pennington Poultry
Maurice Welter
Mears ' Walter
Paul Broshar
Theo Miller
F.A. Boys
Jonathan
Grainira Boyer
Clarence John
Larry Dayt
Appanoose County Poultry Club
Wilma
Soster
Uilts Almer
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Horticulture Department
Margaret Cahien
Velda Condra
Betty
Mamie Tisue
Mabel Hawk
Lulu Hiatt
Angel Food
Jeraldine Wilson
Kathryn Hawk
Mable Moore
Wanetah McCloud
Betty Whicker
Barbara Shelquist
Shire and Blowse
Artie Wilson
Wilda Hohiman
Elsie Long
Brahams
Wyandottes
Anconas
Leghorns
Barred Rocks Giants
King Richard & Hig Court
Floyd Warren
the Ramblers
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