Frontier Days parade kicks off with sun after rain
The 10th annual Frontier Days festival concludes with a Thursday parade led by Milford Police Chief Earl Konrad and local dignitaries. Friday and Saturday feature fish dinners, bingo, children's events, canoe races, fire department contests, and a balloon ascent. Sunday showcases more canoe races, games, booths, and musical acts amid a country fair atmosphere. Parade winners include Antique cars Ralph Scott and Jack Bryant first and second, Milford High School band top in its category, and a variety of float and drum corps prizes awarded by Milford area groups.
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Frontier Days
Milford
Earl Konrad
Carl Kietzman
Della Schmidt
Leonardee
Pardade
Ameri
Milford-Miami Township
American Legion Hall
Day Heights
Willie the Clown
Nancy Storch
Yvonne Haight
Milford Area
Foster
Loveland
Ralph Scott
Jack Bryant
Jim
Bauer
West Chester
Milford High School
Ronald Levi
Batavia High School
Goshen High School
Kindervelt
Pavio% Food Market
American Legion
Ruth Kietzman
Leonard Harding Jr
Noakes Funeral Home
Fazio's
St. Andrews
First Baptist of
Pay & Save
Hader Hardware
Dr. Mills Mower Service
Mills and Allen Tree Service
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Frontier
Etti
St. Andrew's Church
First Baptist Church of
Mt. Repose
Calumettes Senior Corp
Forestettes
Shrine Drum and Bugle Corps
Bonnie Lou
Colleen Sharp
WLW
Dave Snyder
Bob Shreve
Wirt Cain
WKRC
Doug McLeraty
Mariemont
Timmy Beere
Reee
Rotary Club
Holly Fleckinger
Jim Williams
Holly
Tim Fleckinger
Lions
Milford Garden Club
Loveland Vfw
Milford-Miami
Goshen
Miami Fast
Miamiville
Sue Porter