Apple Festival names 2001 winners in Murphysboro parade
Murphysboro Apple Festival Kiwanis parade results list first through third place in multiple categories. Winners include Ian Yamimoto and Brent Bachman for bicycles, Max the Bassett Hound for pets, Korando and Wheeler for parade theme, Pierson kids Mayim Moore and Hannah Grandt, and Floats by kids Linda Crews while Aaron Kirbes leads parent floats. various student groups and special awards noted along with AppLympics event victors and class winners across multiple high schools.
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Falat Named Apple Queen at 2001 Pageant
Mary Falat won the 2001 Miss Apple Festival Queen title with first runner up Stephanie Johnson and second runner up Tammy Thompson also honored. The 2001 Princess and Prince were Morgan Lyerla and Anthony Lyerla, with Abbey Heath and John Johnson as first runners-up. Sponsored by Union Planters Bank Murphysboro American and Clear Channel Communications.
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Mary Falat
Stephanie Johnson
Tammy Thompson
Morgan Lyerla
Anthony Lyerla
Abbey Heath
John Johnson
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Clear Channel Communications
Apple Festival fiddle and banjo winners named
Open fiddle first Liesl Schoenberg Chris Talley Jack Busby lead junior fiddle Sherry Canone Erin Mixer Tyler Moore David Mixer Alex Baker. Banjo winners Chris Talley Janet Voegeli Rex Hancock Justin Robbins Todd Moore.
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Liesl Schoenberg
Chris Talley
Jack Busby
John Simmmons
Richard Slarness
Sherry Canone
Erin Mixer
Tyler Moore
David Mixer
Alex Baker
Janet Voegeli
Rex Hancock
Justin Robbins
Todd Moore
Apple Festival Parade Winners Announced for 1956
Winners of the Apple Festival Parade are listed for first second and third places. Floats include Business Industry Penn Aluminum International Bank of Carbondale and First Bank and Trust Co of Murphysboro. Clubs organizations Jackson County Republicans Murphysboro Township High School Class of 1956 and Senior citizens of Murphysboro.
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Penn Aluminum International
Bank of Carbondale
First Bank and Trust Co
Murphysboro
Jackson County Republicans
Murphysboro Township
Senior Citizens of
Drums at Appletime Winners Named for Class A AA AAA
First place winners in the Drums at Appletime Competition are Potosi High School Class A Marion High School Marching Band Class AA and O'Fallon High School Marching Band Class AAA.
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Potosi
Marion High School
O'Fallon
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