phi chapter of psi iota xi sunday, september 23 saturday,...

presents the 43rd annual

Forks of the WabashPioneer Festival

Phi Chapter of Psi Iota Xi

Saturday, September 22 10 a.m. Festival opens

Opening firearm salute by 1st U.S. Light Artillery, 1812

Musical entertainment by JennyLane.........................................................stage

sponsored by Bippus State Bank

10:30 a.m. Melodrama by Masque & Gavel.....................................................opera house

10:45 a.m. Pioneer school learnin'................................................................pioneer village

11 a.m. Musical entertainment by Sunny Taylor....................................................stage

sponsored by Community Link Federal Credit Union

Native flute music by Ginger Karns..........................Native American heritage

Antique bicycle demonstrations and games................................bicycle demos

in memory of Lynette and Dick Hammel

11:30 a.m. Melodrama by Masque & Gavel.....................................................opera house

Dulcimer music by Bob Hart......................................................pioneer village

Noon Ribbon work by Diane Hunter, Miami Tribe of Oklahoma...............................

….............Native American heritage

Military demonstration...................................................................encampment

Vintage base ball with Huntington Champion Hill Toppers..........pioneer field

12:30 p.m. Musical entertainment by Lizzie E. Hoff and her Cough..........................stage

sponsored by David Culp & Associates

Abe Lincoln................................................................................pioneer village

Melodrama by Masque & Gavel.....................................................opera house

1 p.m. Children's parade...................................................................information booth

Mounted shooting demonstration...................................................encampment


Music by Varsity Singers.........................................................................saloon

1:30 p.m. Entertainment by magician Jim Barron......................................................stage

sponsored by Mike's Car Care

Ribbon work by Diane Hunter, Miami Tribe of Oklahoma...............................


Melodrama by Masque & Gavel …................................................opera house

2 p.m. Music by Varsity Singers.........................................................................saloon

Military demonstrations.................................................................encampment

Scarecrow contest awards............................................................younguns' fun


2:15 p.m. Pioneer school learnin'................................................................pioneer village

2:30 p.m. Melodrama by Masque & Gavel.....................................................opera house


Entertainment by the Applejack Cloggers..................................................stage

sponsored by Sportsmobile North


3 p.m. Ribbon work by Diane Hunter, Miami Tribe of Oklahoma...............................



Mounted shooting demonstration...................................................encampment


Musical entertainment by Ivory West........................................................stage

sponsored by Rupley Farm Equipment


Antique bicycle demonstration and games..................................bicycle demos


4 p.m. Music by Varsity Singers.........................................................................saloon

Native flute music by Ginger Karns.........................Native American heritage

Military demonstrations...........................................…..................encampment



Musical entertainment by Rust Belt Drifters.............................................stage

sponsored by The Purviance House

4:45 p.m. Pioneer school learnin' …...........................................................pioneer village

5 p.m. Mounted shooting demonstration...................................................encampment

6 p.m. Festival closes

Sunday, September 238-11 a.m. Pancake and sausage breakfast by Community Choirs of Huntington County..

…...................….............food circle

9 a.m. Non-denominational old-time worship service........................................saloon

Captain Dennis Marak, Salvation Army Church

10 a.m. Festival opens

Musical entertainment by JennyLane.........................................................stage

sponsored by Bippus State Bank

11 a.m. Musical entertainment by the Alicia Pyle Trio..........................................stage

sponsored by First Federal Savings Bank


Black Flags of Drovertown vs. Franklin BBC of Detroit..............pioneer field

Noon Musical entertainment by the Roanoke Rounders.....................................stage

sponsored by Rupley Farm Equipment

Lacrosse with Doug Peconge, Miami Tribe of Oklahoma.................................

…................Native American heritage




1 p.m. Arrowhead Award......................................................................................stage

Historic Photo Contest awards...................................................................stage

Children's parade...................................................................information booth


Mounted shooting demonstration..................................................encampment


Black Flags of Drovertown vs. Wyandotte Ghostriders................pioneer field

1:30 p.m. Entertainment by magician Jim Barron......................................................stage

sponsored by Mike's Car Care


Lacrosse with Doug Peconge, Miami Tribe of Oklahoma.................................

…...............Native American heritage

2 p.m. Military demonstrations.................................................................encampment



2:30 p.m. Musical entertainment by Rust Belt Drifters.............................................stage

sponsored by The Purviance House




Antique bicycle demonstrations and games................................bicycle demos


Wyandotte Ghostriders vs. Elkhart County BBC..........................pioneer field

3 p.m. Lacrosse with Doug Peconge, Miami Tribe of Oklahoma.................................

…...............Native American heritage

Mounted shooting demonstration..................................................encampment


3:30 p.m. Musical entertainment by Carrie Johnson and Taylor Hampton...............stage

sponsored by Team Haneline of Century 21 Bradley Realtors



4 p.m. Military demonstrations.................................................................encampment



Elkhart County BBC vs. Black Flags of Drovertown....................pioneer field

5 p.m. Festival closes

Continuous EventsNative American Heritage, Encampment, Pioneer Village/Olde Towne, Younguns' Fun,Motorcars, Engines, Tractors, Bicycles, Crafts, The Market and Farmers' Market.

Special AttractionsNative American Heritage— between events, visitors can learn to play the Native Americangame of bowls.Pioneer Village/Olde Towne — butter churning, cream separating, quilting by PiecemakersQuilt Club, blacksmith, woodcarving.TheMarket—Huntington County HistoricalMuseum, History in theMaking Photo Contest,Huntington County Artifact Society with Jim and Eve Bickel, antiques, flea market items anddulcimer music by Darlene Hackett.Tractors and Engines — tractor teeter totter, baker fan and sawmill.Wandering musicians — Mark and Liza Woolever, Towpath Players, Stephanie Shultz andGinger Karns.Younguns' Fun — camel and pony rides and petting zoo by Hoosier Camel Encounter;Scarecrow contest sponsored by Bonita Price.

Farmers' MarketPumpkins from Hardy's Market.Jams and jellies by Sara Christman.Dip mixes by Pam's Pantry.Potpourri by The Slates.

Fresh apples and cider by Doud's Orchard.Honey soaps, lip balms, honey sticks and comb honey by Sweet Life Honey Farm.Home baked goods, cookies, pies, breads and treats by Bible Baptist Church Youth Group.Fresh roasted coffee and handmade wooden spoons by Blue Lion Coffee and HeirloomSpoons.

VittlesOlde Towne— baked goods, pies, bread, homemade caramels and pickles on a stick.Saloon— root beer, cream soda, hot cider, hot chocolate, chili dogs and pickles by HNHSVarsity Singers.Pioneer Village— apple fritters by Jeff and Po Brooks; corn fritters by Bethany Zezula.

Food CirclePancake and sausage breakfast (Sunday morning only) by Community Choirs ofHuntington CountyRoast pork sandwiches, chips, cookies, lemonade and coffee by Huntington Optimist Club.Ribs, pulled pork, brisket, chicken, beans and potatoes by Tim's BBQ.Corn chowder, vegetable soup and pretzels by Bethel Assembly of God.Corn dogs and soft ice cream by Metro Kiwanis.Jumbo soft pretzels by Ben's Soft Pretzels.Elephant ears by Coffman Concessions.Funnel cakes, pizza and more.Karmel Korn by Sweet Corn.Fish sandwiches and ribbon fries by CLM.Apple dumplings with ice cream and apple cider by Little Blessings.Corn on the cob, sweet and baked potatoes, cotton candy, sno cones, lemon shakeups andcandy store by MTS Concessions.Pork tenderloins and sugar cream pie by Nick's Kitchen.Turkey and chicken legs, hot dogs and grilled carrots by Huntington House.Homemade ice cream by Country Garden.

Contact us at:Forks of the Wabash Pioneer FestivalPO Box 187, Huntington, IN 46750or [email protected]

Visit www.PioneerFestival.org or find us on Facebook

Gates, stage and information booth decorated by Designs by Pam Scher,Huntington Nursery & Florist, Gebhart's Floral Barn and Town & Country Flowers & Gifts.

phi chapter of psi iota xi sunday, september 23 saturday,...

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