Corn Carnival royalty crowned
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September 11, 2026

Corn Carnival royalty crowned

By Michael Williamson 

Candidates for Plain City’s Corn Carnival court await the announcement of who will be crowned king and queen Wednesday during the festival’s opening ceremony. Levi Moran, pictured at left, was named king and Lucy Harriman, second from left, was named queen. Pictured next in line from left are Miles Moran, Maggie Nielsen, Theo Nielsen, Grant Moran, Abe Karn, Leo Jusseaume, Lucy Nielsen, Lydian Keigley, Autumn Hartle and Peyton Flath.

(Journal-Tribune photo by Michael Williamson)

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