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HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR

SPONSOR HIGHLIGHTS

Kenny's Gun Sales IS OPEN for business and is now on State Street! 

1222 State Street, Suite 3, New Albany, IN 47150

www.KennysGunSales.com

Phone: 502-931-2614

NEW Hours: Tues-Thur 11am-7pm; Fri 10am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Closed Sun & Mon

 

Winner of the NewsTribune Readers' Choice Award for 

Best Firearms Dealer/Showroom in Floyd County for 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022

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Last year, Wini Moyen made a donation to the Harvest Homecoming Festival In Memory of her parents LEE & BETTY MOOK, for the Kids Dog Show.  This was their favorite event and they were long-time Harvest volunteers for this and many other Harvest activities and positions.  Thank you Wini for your many years of festival support and volunteering!  

BOOTH VENDOR HIGHLIGHT

Wimsatt Soap and Soy Candle Bar is a downtown merchant and also a repeat booth vendor.  

They are running a Harvest Homecoming special calendar again this year that helps benefit 

the festival as half the proceeds from these candles purchased goes directly back to the 

Harvest Homecoming Scholarship opportunities.  Thanks for your continued support and 

be sure to get yours from their store or their HH booth before 11/30/2023 to be included
in this Harvest Homecoming candle special offer.  

Paula Wimsatt Special Harvest Homecoming

NEW STYLE BROCHURE

This year brings a new sized Harvest Homecoming Brochure along with several paid ad pages to help offset the costs of the printing.  Thanks to Rosie and Kris who worked hard to gather the

new content and thanks to all those who bought an ad to help support the festival.  Please provide feedback to President@HarvestHomecoming.com on this new style and size.   

Be sure to stop by the Harvest Homecoming office to pick up one for you and some for 
your co-workers, family, & friends.  

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LOCAL SUPPORT

Southern Indiana is well supported by and intertwined with the outreach performed by the 
resourceful group at Clark-Floyd Counties Convention-Tourism Bureau (aka: "SoIN").  They
are well equipped to help you plan the best things to do, places to stay, and events to visit.  
Be sure to check them out on their website or in person at their office location.  Thanks for 
supporting us here at the Harvest Homecoming Festival!!!  Want to know more about our communities?  Plan your Harvest Homecoming stay in Southern Indiana by visiting link below

for all things SoIN!

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A LOCAL LEGACY in the HISTORY OF HARVEST HOMECOMING

Cora Jacobs accepted $300 to put on a "Pumpkin Festival" in 1967 after pronouncing her idea for over 5 years to many different groups of people in the southern Indiana area and finally proved the need for a local festival against the many 'naysayers'.  Two years later in 1969, Cora together with a few other dedicated locals officially formed the Harvest Homecoming Festival organization and the group of volunteers have continued the tradition ever since (minus the 2020 year missed due to COVID complications).

Also a long time Harvest Homecoming volunteer, Cora's granddaughter Robin Jacobs DuVall, was recorded at the 9/20/2023 joint board meeting talking about her grandmother and sharing some stories.  We've saved that audio file here and you can listen to some cute and funny stories about the wild world and pioneering efforts of her grandmother Cora and Cora's life views.  We are excited for the Cora Jacobs local family to be this year's Grand Marshall of our parade for the Old Fashioned Harvest 2023.  

Robin talking about her grandmother Cora

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