Feeling a little Crazy?

Then you will be right at home and among

friends at the 38th Annual Crazy Water Festival
and its amphitheater

F
or the past 37
consecutive stage where several
years the peo- bands, including Phil
ple of Mineral Wells Hamilton, will perform.
and Palo Pinto Bring a blanket or chairs
County have cele- and enjoy some terrific
brated their deep, music and performances
rich and colorful beneath the bright North
North Texas heritage. Texas stars in the beauti-
Here comes No. 38. ful setting that is TFTs
Festival organizers Western Heritage Park.
say they have the most Speaking of Hamilton
vendors ever signed up and Powell, they will play
and all local hotel rooms an acoustic set on the beer
are booked. garden stage beginning
The 38th Annual Crazy about 1 p.m. Saturday.
Water festival is Friday While the Crazy Water
and Saturday, returning Festival pays homage to
once again to the streets the Mineral Wells found-
in the area where Crazy ing and discovery of that
Water has been bottled, funny-tasting but will
shipped and sold for cure-what-ails-you min-
more than a century. crafts, offers, treats, admission for every Methodist church will eral water, the festival is
Thousands of people information and more. canned food item you operate the childrens more than just a ton of
are expected to once The festival begins the bring to benefit the play area located in the fun. Local non-profit
again pass through the evening of Friday, Oct. Mineral Wells Center of center of the festival. groups are heavily
festival gates to enjoy 13, with a car cruise Life Food Bank and Be sure and check out involved and supported.
great food and refresh- through town, leading to Back Pack Buddies. the judged Crazy Car Last years festival put a
ments (including those the festival grounds and Getting the festival off Show, put on by AmVets reported $32,000 back
sold in the Crazy Beer pavilion stage for a 7 p.m. and running Saturday is Post 133, alongside the into service projects in
Garden behind the performance by Texas the return of the Crazy old Crazy Water Hotel. Palo Pinto County.
Famous Water pavilion), musician Mark Powell. 5K. There is a washers When the gates close It looks to be another
childrens games, street The following day, tournament, and dont at 5 p.m., the fun shifts a fantastic day of festival
art, music and, of Saturday, Oct. 14, the forget about the fun and couple of miles north up fun in Mineral Wells at
course, vendors of all gates swing open at 8 popular Methodist Mens North Oak Avenue to the 38th Annual Crazy
kinds lining the festival a.m. Admission once Dunking Booth. Once Texas Frontier Trails Water Festival.
streets with their wares, again is $3, or $1 off again First United Western Heritage Park Enjoy!

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Mineral Wells
Let Us Be the First to
Introduce Cory Crenshaw.

CORY CRENSHAW
Market President, Mineral Wells

Our new Mineral Wells Market President hails from banks

in Breckenridge and Strawn. Now hes with us at First Financial
in Mineral Wells, and we couldnt be happier.

Cory brings a wealth of banking and nancial expertise,

not to mention civic pride and a can-do community attitude.
Please drop by the bank to introduce yourself and help welcome
Cory to our community. Rest assured, hes ready and eager
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FESTIVAL MAP

GETTING IN
You can enter the fes-
tival through any of five
entry gates around the
festival boundaries that
stretch along N.W. 1st
Avenue from N.W. 4
Street north to N.W. 7th
Street, west to N.W. 3rd
Avenue, south a block to
N.W. 6th Street and east
to N.W. 2nd Avenue.
Public parking is in
three areas north of
the festival grounds,
and handicap parking
is off N.W. 2nd Avenue
north of the festival on
the east side of the
Texas Packaging (and
now Crazy Water bot-
tling) plant.
Admission is $3,or
$1 off every canned
food item you bring
benefitting the Mineral
Wells Center of Life
Food Bank and Back
Pack Buddies of
Mineral Wells.

Festival begins on right note with Mark Powell

This years 38th the United States, man carrying the Rodeo, the Bison
Annual Crazy Europe, Mexico and torch for Texas Festival, Tommy
Water Festival Denmark. He has music in West Texas Alversons Family
opens Friday, Oct. shared the stage with with his song-writing Gathering in Fort
13, with a cruiser everyone from Merle and performance Worth, Cotton
and a crooner as Haggard to the excellence. Barons Ball, various
Texas musician Marshall Tucker Band. He hosts an annu- fairs large and small
Mark Powell will Powell has al Outlaws and and other festivals
take Famous Water penned 16 songs Legends Music and venues.
Companys pavilion recorded by other Festival at his Learn more about
stage beginning at artists. Abilene ranch. Powell and watch his
7 p.m. Texas music leg- Powell has played music videos on
Admission is free. end Gary P. Nunn the Fort Worth Facebook or at mark-
The Abilene native said Powell is the Stock Show & powellmusic.com.
will follow that per-

38th Annual
formance up with
one during the festi-
val the following

Crazy Water Festival

day, performing with
Phil Hamilton in an
acoustic set begin-
ning at 1 p.m. on Powell with awards His latest single,
Saturday, Oct. 14. like Song of the Church Marquee,
With the release Year in 2013 by The climbed the charts,
of his fourth album Academy of Western making its way into
Marquee, Powell Artists; Top Texas the top 30. The
is quickly leaving a Swing Band in 2008 songs video was
footprint bigger
than Texas, encap-
by the International
Dance Association;
named Top 10
Video in 2016 at the
Our Family ALWAYS Caring for Yours
sulating a modern Top 10 singles on the Texas Regional
spice to traditional Europe, Netherlands Radio Music 400 SW 25th Ave
country music. country charts; two Awards.
The unique blend nominations as Male His song Dublin Mineral Wells, TX
of authentic lyrics in
story lines, vocal
Vocalist in 2013 and
2014 by the
Dr. Pepper was
named Song of the
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hints of an early
George Strait, versa-
Academy of Western Year in 2013 by the www.ppgh.com
Artists; and a No. 1 Academy of
tility as an accom-
plished musician and
on the Texas Regional
Radio Chart as a
Western Artists.
Powell and his
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AFTER PARTY
Once the festival ends, the fun just begins
with music under the North Texas stars
After the Crazy Water best record of 2016.
Festival gates close, the fun is Hamilton challenged himself
just beginning. to once again take his talents to
Music In The Park is this a higher level and, he delivers
years festival after-party, tak- with incredible lyrics and a
ing place at Texas Frontier voice that grabs attention.
Trails Heritage Park at 3099 Brazos Wind is a very up
North Oak Ave., about one close and personal look into
mile north of N.W. 23rd Street Hamiltons life over the last
and just west of U.S. Highway couple of years and tells his
281 North. story with each soul stirring
The public is invited to bring song. With the new single Big
blankets and lawn chairs and News Small Town already hit-
enjoy some great Texas music ting radio airways and a num-
from the parks amphitheater ber of new tracks just as
stage from Wandering Daisy, strong, Hamilton has hit the
Ryan Wilcox and the Sunday road once again, booking
Shakes and headliner Phil shows all over the state.
Hamilton. The music is set to Having recently partnered
begin at 7 p.m. with Artist Events Nashville
The gates will open at 6 p.m. agency for booking, his secure
on Saturday, Oct. 14. Tickets label home with Winding Road
are $20 and available in Music and his talents both as a
advance at Bennetts Office writer and a performer Hamilton
Supply and the Mineral Wells remains steady on his success-
Area Chamber of Commerce. ful path.
They will also be available at
the gate. Ryan Wilcox
Food and beverages will be & The Sunday Shakes
sold at the venue and no cool- Ryan Wilcox is an entertain-
ers will be allowed. er. You see lots of singer song-
writers who can play well or
Phil Hamilton write a pretty good song, but
Phil Hamiltons music has Wilcox is able to do all that and
been a staple in the Texas connect with an audience like a
music scene for over seven much older, seasoned artist.
years and has made his mark He has a long list of songs
with powerful songs and a cap- and isnt stuck in one era.
tivating show to back it up. Original works range from
Hamilton signed his first deal Junior Kimbrough-influenced
with Winding Road Music. The blues jams, to Dylanesque folk Phil Hamilton
song Nothing To Lose from the
first record yielded his first sin-
gle landing in the top 15 on the
Texas Music charts. This debut
album also delivered the follow
up hit Nine Mile shortly after.
Having set the bar high for
success, Hamilton dove
straight in with his sophomore
record Renegade Rock N
Roll, showing a more mature
side of his music as well as an
honest look at life on the
road. Renegade Rockn
Roll delivered one top 10 sin-
gle and three number one hits
on the on the Texas Music
charts, including one of his
strongest tracks Bad.
Things moved quickly for
Hamilton and the band, leading
to his third release, Live from
the Whiskey Girl. With a pow-
erful, raw, live recording cou-
pled with two new studio cuts,
Hold on Tight, which also hit
top 10, and Tragedy, the
future was never more clear for
Hamilton and his music.
Life changes, and love was
found. Hamiltons marriage to
Texas music singer/songwriter
Erica Perry, and the birth of
their first child, June, led to the
newly released record, Brazos
Wind. With songs so compel-
ling, Brazos Wind has already
been said by many to be the Ryan Wilcox & The Sunday Shakes

ballads driven by finger- made a name for himself play-

style guitars and harmonica. ing venues such as Magnolia
Listeners will like his variety Motor Lounge, The House of
and how he mixes covers Blues and Lolas.
with his own original works. I believe in good song writing
He also has a sense of and hard work. With those two
humor and wins fans who things on my side, I am unstop-
come back to see him time pable, says Ryan. And he
and time again. backs it up.
On the business side, he His ambition alone sets him
doesnt show up late or try apart from other artists. He is a
to cut out early. This is a talented, well-rounded entertainer,
business and he treats it as more than worthy of your time.
such. If youve been in this
business very long you
know what I mean. And
every performance is a pas-
sion-filled, sweat-drenched
experience, always leaving
the crowd wanting more.
Living in Fort Worth, he has
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HOT WHEELS
Crazy Car Cruz returns
along with Crazy Car Show
Once again the Crazy Water
Festival will feature a street
lined with classic auto, trucks,
hot rods, muscle cars, custom
trucks and more.
Entry fee is $20 and entrants
can register the day of the festi-
val, on Saturday, Oct. 14.
The show and contest takes
place on N.W. 4th Street, along-
side the old Crazy Water Hotel
off North Oak Street.
Back this year is the Crazy
Car Cruz which will take place
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Rabbit Hole Brewing once again
the official maker of Crazy Beer
Crazy Water Festival-goers establish a mythos
looking for something adult to of product excel-
wet their whistle can head to lence, eccentricity,
the Crazy Beer Garden, locat- and uniqueness.
ed behind the Famous Water Their approach to
Company pavilion. our customers, the
There you will find a selection discerning or indis-
of brews, including Crazy Beer, criminate beer
made once again this year by drinker alike, is
Rabbit Hole Brewing. fresh on the cus-
Rabbit Hole Brewing is locat- tomers terms.
ed in Justin by the Texas Motor Rabbit Hole
Speedway in
Denton County.
Crazy Beer is
made with Crazy
Water No. 2 and
will be brewed to
perfection.
This years
Crazy Beer beer
offerings will once again fea- Brewing strives to maintain a
Friday evening, Oct. 13. There ture a lighter Kolsch-style brew constant level of community
is no fee to take part in the and a darker beer for those activity, especially within the
cruise through town, and at the desiring a heartier, richer taste. home brewing community for
end will be live music, a food Rabbit Hole Brewing is not marketing and philanthropic
truck and Crazy Beer. just another brewery offering reasons. The production facility
For more information about the same range of beer styles. is clean, environmentally cog-
the cruise or the car show, con- As such, they strive to provide nizant, and a fantastic atmo-
tact Clay Roundtree at 940- customers with a story and sphere in which to work.
284-1833.
The cruise and car show and
contest are sponsored and
organized by AmVets Post 133
of Mineral Wells.
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FIRST UNITED METHODIST

CHURCH CHILDRENS AREA
The First United Methodist Church of Mineral Wells will again this year host an area of
boundless children's fun with bounce houses, games, face painting, train rides, prizes
and more. The church uses the proceeds from the childrens area for youth mission trips,
Back Pack Buddies and other community service projects.

TANKS A LOT
First United Methodist Church and Central
United Methodist Church will once again
sponsor and operate the Crazy Water
Festival dunking booth (next to the pavilion).
Check the schedule below to see what
local celebrity, elected official or other vic-
tim is sitting on the dunking bench, daring
you to hit the target to send them plummet-
ing into the water below.
Proceeds benefit both churches mens
groups and their community endeavors.

2017 CELEBRITY DUNKIN

BOOTH PARTICIPANTS
9 a.m.: Adam Hull, John Upham
10 a.m.: Ryan Oliver, Ryan Roach
11 a.m.: Tina Kidwell, Zinn Brown
Noon: Jordan Larkin, Matt Sudderth
1 p.m.: John Kuhn, Brian Shoemaker
2 p.m.: Hanna Newcomer, Kelli Buschow
3 p.m.: Gina Medlin, Brett McGuire
4 p.m.: Sean McGuire, Eric Douglas

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CRAZY STREET ART
Businesses and individu-
als are invited to show their
support for Disaster Relief
Team of Palo Pinto County
Inc. and the 38th Annual
Crazy Water Festival by
taking part in the annual
Crazy Street Art.
Once again artists will lit-
erally take to the festival
streets to make their cre-
ations in squares sponsored
by local businesses and
organizations.
By sponsoring an artist
square, you will help the
Disaster Relief Team feed
Your Friendly
Hometown
Drug Store
38th ANNUAL CRAZY WATER FESTIVAL
the 11 voluntary fire depart-
ments in Palo Pinto County
when fires last longer than
24 hours.
DRT was formed to coor-
dinate, resource
and respond in times of cri-
sis/disaster in Palo Pinto
County. Feeding the fire-
fighters is one of the out-
reach of DRT. All proceeds
will benefit those in need
after or during a crisis/
disaster.
Local and area artists will
be using their own inspira-
tion to create non-commer-
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CRAZY WASHERS
TOURNAMENT
cial, one-of-a-kind, family
A washers pitching contest is back for
this years Crazy Water Festival.
The tournament will begin at 10 a.m. with
a Battle of the Badges contest, followed
by open play the rest of the day.
oriented expression on the The Battle of the Badges and open play
streets of the festival creat- winners will keep the custom-made wash-
ing a unique event within ers boards.
the Crazy Water Festival. The cost to compete is $40 per team,
To participate, choose the with proceeds benefitting the Childrens
size square you wish to Alliance Center for Palo Pinto County,
sponsor, indicate whether which exists to help restore the lives of
you will provide an artist or child-abuse victims and their non-offending
we will provide an artist. family members. CACPPC staff work with a
Squares, in feet, are 2x2 multidisciplinary team of law enforcement
$50; 4x4 $100; 6x6 investigators, Department of Family
$150; 8x8 $250. Protective Services investigators, a victims
For for more information, services coordinator, district and county
or to participate, contact attorneys and medical professionals.
Debra Hamlin by email at Look under Events at crazywaterfestival.
mrs.ed@sbcglobal.net. org to download a team application.
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2017 CRAZY WATER VENDORS

VENDOR LOCATION TYPE VENDOR LOCATION TYPE

McDonalds BOOTH Information Advocare C-10 Information

Northside Baptist Church A-15 Cheese, steaks, drinks Fancy Faces D-15 Face painting
Country Club Estates D-1 Information Knights of Pythias E-17 Information
PPC Republican Party D-6 Information Sallys Sweet Ice Cream B-11 Ice creams
Buckner-Buck Stops Here E-33/34 Bluetooth, headphones sales HOPE for Palo Pinto D-13 Information
Countryside Baptist Church D-14 Information Project Graduation C-7 Raffle
Community Council of DFW C-16 Information AT&T/Spring Mobile E-14 Tablets, phones and accessories
Cricket Wireless C-9 Phones and accessories Liberty National Life Ins. D-11 Information
Mineral Wells Art Assoc. A-40 Art show Toledo Finance Corp. C-12 Information
Kings Point Cove Church Information Pray Family Chiropractic E-26 Screenings, chair massage
Kids Korner B-12 Childrens toys Christy Norris E-7 Art, dcor
The Pink Company B-4 Funnel cakes and corn dogs KGC, LLC B-3 ATMs
JB Photography A-21/22 Framed pictures 180 Signs A-20, D-21 Decals, shirts and cut outs
Naomi Lemons E-3 Blown glass art Whataburger E-15 Information
Nix Rentals B-15/16 Information Brad Jones Farmers Ins. B-18 Information
VFW Post 2399 E-5 Information Keepers of the Lost E-29 Arts and Crafts
April Martin State Farm E-25 Information All-Terrain Fitness C-23 Fitness info
Karl Riffe A-6 Leather wallets Senegence/Lips Make Sense C-3 Cosmetics
Palo Pinto Humane Society C-19 Information Masonic Lodge E-11 Breakfast tacos, information
Kite Family Farms B-17 Lotions and soaps Serenity Estates B-1 Information
Palo Pinto Democratic Club E-6 Information Sanchez Foundation Repair B-2 Information
Mormon Church C-21 Information United Senior Services C-24 Information
Our Community Our Kids C-13 Foster care information Versa Products-Eva Reeder C-5 Essential oils and organic herbs
Palo Pinto General Hospital C-6 Flu shots and information Emilio Chavez D-10 Crosses, wooden art
New River Church Church Information Pierced Harts Collections A-3 Hand-made jewelry, hats, shirts
Titan Bank/ZONTA D-16/17 Information First United Methodist Church E-8 Childrens area
First Financial Bank E-13 Hamburgers Rescued by Chaos Middle Lot Travelling boutique
Little Ladies Snack Shack D-19/20 Pizza cones
Hanchey Leather Goods A-19 Handcrafted leather goods
Historic Mineral Wells B-5 Information
Palo Pinto VFD F-7 Information
Richard or Clare Harple E-31 Hummingbird feeders, wind chimes
Sons of Confederate Veterans E-27 Information
Pops Kettle Corn E-30 Kettle Corn
Texas Turkey Legs A-10 Sausage on a stick, brisket sandwiches
2 Irons Ranch S-6 Miniature donkey, ministry ranch
Martin Buzbee S-8 Aerial drones
Mr. Jims Pizza S-1 Pizza
Clark Real Estate Group C-17 Information
Knights of Columbus A-13 Sausages and potatoes
Mattress Depot B-6/7/8 Mattresses
Palo Pinto Historical Comm. D-3/4 Books and information
National Vietnam War Museum F-5/6 Information
Norwex-Shannon Worley F-4 Chemical reduction in homes
Creations by Vickie A-5 Birdhouses, crocheted dolls
Sugarberry Creek Ponies E-20 Pony Rides
MW Police Officers Assoc. Mason lot Information, old police car
Liberty Baptist Church C-14 Clowns, face painting, balloons
MW Danceline Elite Team F-1/2 T-shirts, tutus, bows
The Weekend Store C-4 Antiques
Funky Monkey E-23 Shaved ice
Meals on Wheels A-7&14 Information
Pythian Sisters A-12 Information
Tisha Sanchez E-22 Political campaign
Jehovahs Witness E-19 Information
Donna Anderson C-2 Scentsy products
One Two Three Salsa A-17/18 Salsa
Community National Bank E-18 Information
The Arts Hub E-16 Information
C&E Preserves F-8 Homemade jams and jellies
Rhonda Wilkinson E-9 Information

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FOUNDING OF MINERAL WELLS A CRAZY TALE
Judge Lynch
searches for
water, discovers
crazy water
underground
It all began on Dec. 24,
1877, when Judge James
Alvis Lynch and his family
settled in a valley of the
Palo Pinto County hills
east of the Brazos River.
After tiring of hauling his
water from the river, Judge
Lynch finally traded his
wagon for a drilling service
and drilled his first well.
The well was located in
the area now occupied by
the Martin Building.
People were afraid to
drink the funny-tasting
water at first, but Mother
Lynch, who suffered from
rheumatism, gave it a try
and was soon claiming a
cure from her malady.
People claim, in fact, she
was seen doing hand-
springs in her yard! As the
word spread of the waters
effects, neighbors began
drinking the magic water
to cure other ailments.
Thus begins the story of
the famous mineral water
which was the makings of
the city of Mineral Wells,
the first of several Texas
health resorts. But the
Mineral Wells legend con-
tinues.
After the third well in
town was dug, it is said a
visiting woman who suf-
fered from epilepsy (then
often mistaken for insani-
ty) drank the water and
was cured. From that leg-
end, the name Crazy
Water was born, and the
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The original home of Crazy Water, which in recent years
has housed The Box Factory. However, the makers of
Crazy Water are back in the building to produce, package
and distribute its product lines.
The other famous hotel Wells and the Convention
built was the Crazy Water Hall greeted convention-
Hotel. The original struc- eers from around the
ture was built in 1912 on world as well as road
the premises of the Crazy shows, light opera, musi-
Water Well. This structure cal comedies and min-
burned to the ground in strels. Visitors could also
1925. The present struc- visit the numerous bath
Judge Alvis Lynch sits atop a burro,which were popular ture opened in 1927. It had houses, participate in don-
for navigating the local hills, holding a bottle presumably in recent years served as a key rides up East
filled with mineral water, which he discovered locally, retirement living center but Mountain, outdoor recre-
leading to his founding of Mineral Wells. closed earlier this year. ation at Lake Pinto, trolley
Perhaps the Crazy Water and Dinkey Car rides
Hotel was best known for around town, and travel to
Crazy Well became a Weatherford, Mineral its daily radio program, The Inspiration Point or Lovers
household name. Wells, and Northwestern Crazy Radio Gang, broad- retreat. The hall was
With the quick growth of subsidiary of Texas and cast over the Texas Quality demolished in 1977 after
the community, Judge Pacific. Network. city council declared it a
Lynch laid out the town on Two luxury hotels were During the 20s and fire hazard.
this land that was pur- built in Mineral Wells in 30s, Mineral
chased by pre-exemption order to offer the curative
from the state in 1881. baths to visitors. T.B.
Judge Lynch also served Baker built the 450-
as the first appointed room Baker Hotel at
mayor of Mineral Wells. a cost of $1.2 mil-
The thousands of lion in 1929. One of
health-seekers and con- the 14 floors was
ventioneers who traveled devoted entirely to
to Mineral Wells began to mineral baths and
arrive annually, following massage rooms.
completion of the first pas- There was a grand
senger train in 1891. The ballroom and bowl-
railway was originally ing alley on the
known as the upper floors.
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