Unique contest winners from Truman Day

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Photos courtesy of Kristy Robertson A wide variety of unique contests were held during Truman Day on Saturday, May 4, as a large crowd was on hand for the day’s festivities. Winning the Bubble Gum Blowing Contest in the first photograph is Jessi Brandell, as she shows off her bubble; second photo is Jenni Marti, who won the Husband Calling Contest and the third photograph is Jessi Brandell, far right, winner of the Nail Driving Contest.


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