Huck's Farm Market

The Christmas season has begun! It’s time for decorating, shopping, parties, church celebrations, Christmas programs, and Christmas music! Hopefully, you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving and are ready for the festivities of the holidays to begin! If you like to shop on a schedule, then….

Today is Small Business Saturday!

Next, Cyber Monday….and Giving Tuesday! Then, it goes back to regular ol’ Christmas shopping. Lol!

You know what happens at noon today?….It’s the Ohio State v. Michigan game! What a game it will be! You have the #2 Buckeyes playing the #3 Wolverines. Oh, I hope the Buckeyes can pull out the win. The Goeller household may not be able to take a third loss in a row….The all-record for this match up is 60-51-6. The team up North has won 9 more times than us! Come on, Bucks! You can do it!

The history of this rivalry has roots all the way back to The Toledo War in 1835. Michigan and Ohio were at war over the borderline between the two states, both of whom wanted the Toledo strip. There was no actual fighting, but the two states put troops in the Toledo area. After a scuffle led to a sheriff being stabbed, the two states decided to peacefully end their disagreement. Once the Woody Hayes/Bo Schembechler Era began, the rivalry between the scarlet and gray and the maize and blue ramped up even more! It is now the biggest rivalry in college football! You can read more details at https://observer.case.edu/the-origin-of-the-ohio-michigan-rivalry/ GOOOO BUCKS!

I’m wishing my mama, Ruthie Hall, a very Happy Birthday today! She’s fun, loving, and the best mom and granny! Love you, mother!

If you write a comment on the newsletter, unfortunately, I can’t answer it. I will answer you with a message. I got banned from writing comments, because “they” said that I’m not being inclusive enough. It’s because I wrote a comment back to Haney’s Kettle Corn that they have the best kettle corn. I guess you can’t write the word “best” or your comments will be banned for singling someone out as better than others. Hahaha! Sometimes I wonder, are we living in 2023 or in the Twilight Zone? Anyway, I didn’t want anyone to think we were being rude for not responding!

Here’s our update for outside!

Jim and I did a final Fall clean up outside yesterday! We got rid of all the pumpkins and corn shocks. Now, we need to do that at home!

We got in some 22″ live wreaths. They are just $16.99!

Today, we will also have some 28″ live wreaths with juniper berries and pine cones on them to dress them up! The price on these will be $29.99!

Let’s get a pretty live wreath to dress up our front doors! How welcoming we will be!

Look for our lights and Christmas inflatables to be up in the next day or two!

Here’s our inside update…..

We have some pretty 4″ red and white poinsettias priced at $3.99 each! They are an inexpensive way to add a little color to a table or mantle! Just a reminder that poinsettias are poisonous to pets. If they eat it, they can get a rash inside their mouth and an upset belly. (Poison Control)

We have a great sale going on in our craft and gift area! All fall and non seasonal items are 50% off tomorrow, and any of our Christmas items are 40% off. This includes lamps, flags, shirts, ornaments, pottery, rugs, placemats, birdhouses, signs, Santas, snowmen, and country gifts! (Exclusions apply.)

Check out our other vendors like Forever Caroline, Duck Creek Candle Co., Cornerstone Homestead for gift ideas as well!

Duck Creek Candle Co. has all of its holiday scents in large 24 oz. candles, medium 12 oz. candles, and wax melts. Here are some of the scents on our shelves: Peppermint Mocha, Chestnuts and Cream, Hansel and Gretel’s House, Yuletide, Ginger and Spice, Cozy Sweater Weather, Honey Spiced Pear, Holiday Cabin, Gingerbread, Appalachian Pine, Mulberry Lemon, Sugar Cookie, Roasted Honey Butter, and Pumpkin Pie! And as Damon always says, “Smells are Free”, so sniff until your heart’s content!

We are beginning to put together sample baskets and boxes for Christmas gifts. These are custom made and can include items such as: jellies, shelf stable smoked sausage, shelf stable cheese, gourmet crackers, Dutch Delights chocolates, Strawberry Bon Bons, fancy mustards, nuts, holiday pretzels, apples, oranges, and pears. Similar to our sandwich shop, these baskets/boxes can be made to order with you choosing what goes inside and how much you want to spend! These are shrink wrapped with a Christmas bow. We can also deliver or ship if needed! Just think of how happy your loved one, friend, neighbor, clergy, client, etc. would be getting a gift basket they could enjoy this holiday season!

Now is the time to start thinking about your holiday gatherings, work parties, and family get-togethers! Huck’s has roughly 30 different meats and 30 different cheeses in our deli to choose from for our meat and cheese trays. Walnut Creek is of the highest standard, so you can be assured that you are getting a quality product! We have two sizes of meat and cheese trays…..large $57.99 and small $37.99. Each one allows you to choose three meats and three cheeses. They also come with your choice of mustard and mayonnaise or Miracle Whip!

Cookie trays are also very popular this time of year! You can choose a couple of cookies or do a variety. We bake fresh every day Chocolate Chunk, Chocolate Chocolate Chip, Lemon Cooler, Ginger Molasses, Sugar, White Chocolate Macadamia, Coconut Pecan, Pumpkin, Raisin, Peanut Butter, and M & M. Yum!

Don’t forget our veggie and fruit trays! We custom make these with the freshest produce! They come with dips of your choice as well!

Our produce area will be stocked up tomorrow! We still have WV tomatoes and local Kennebec potatoes. There are many types of Ohio apples as well! I’ve been getting one or two of each kind each week! They are all delicious!

Try some Candy Cane kettle corn popcorn from Haney’s! It’s so good!

Add some flavor and some heat to your cooking with Blue Heat and Sage and Co.!

We have the best meat from two wonderful local farms! Stop in for some ground beef and sausage from Zimmerview Farm and chicken cuts and chicken sausages from Cornerstone Homestead!

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

UPCOMING CLASS

Friday, December 1st @ 6:30 p.m.: TWO Christmas Crafts!

So, we can enjoy the holiday, we are offering two pretty crafts that can both be completed in one evening! The first is a set of three DIY Wintry Jars. These different sized jars are painted with glue and sprinkled with Epsom salts to give it a textured snowy feel, with raffia and a small piece of garland hanging down! Craft #2 is a snowflake wreath using artificial tree limbs, a big wooden snowflake, and a big buffalo check bow! These will both be so fun to do! And the cost is only $60 and that includes everything you need for both crafts! Please sign up by Monday, November 27, so Duffy can get prepared!

Deli Specials this Week: coming shortly

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Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery to businesses 11-1 daily.

M-F 9-6:30

Sat 9-5 Sun 11-5

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Happy Thanksgiving to you all! Thanksgiving is definitely one of my favorite days of the year! We have so many blessings and are grateful for so many things. I’m sure you feel the same! At Huck’s we are thankful for our wonderful customers. We hope you have a wonderful day full of good food, good people, and a nice nap!

Huck’s will be closing on Wednesday this week at 4:00, so all our employees can celebrate Thanksgiving. We will reopen Friday at 9:00 a.m. for Black Friday!

One of our favorite traditions at home is to watch “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving”, which originally aired on November 20, 1973, and “This Is America, Charlie Brown: The Mayflower Voyagers” which came out in 1988.

“We should just be thankful for being together. I think that’s what they mean by ‘Thanksgiving,’ Charlie Brown.” — Marcie….I think Marcie has it right!

Norwood United Methodist Church is offering a free Thanksgiving meal for pick up or delivery on Thursday. Reservations can be made starting on Sunday, Nov. 19 and must be made by Wednesday, Nov. 22. Here is an article that gives more information. What a wonderful way to serve our community! God bless you and your church!

Here is a little Thanksgiving trivia for you all! In 1953, Swanson’s had 260 tons of frozen turkeys left after Thanksgiving….they decided to use them by putting a whole dinner in an aluminum tray…those were the first TV dinners! Butterball has a hotline for all your turkey problems and questions! Lol. The largest turkey weighed 86 pounds. Thanksgiving Eve is the biggest pizza night of the year! And the average person only gains 1 pound on Thanksgiving, so eat all your favorites! (protocol80.com)

Here’s what’s happening inside the market….

Rolls and pies! We are still taking orders! We will also make sure to have extra pies and rolls laid out for those of you who like to pick out your own! Just another reminder that we will be closing at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, so be sure to stop in before then! We wouldn’t want you to be without your favorite pie on Thanksgiving!

Don’t forget the noodles! We have the best noodles from Mrs. Miller and Walnut Creek. They come in wide, medium, and thin. We also have chicken broth from Walnut Creek to help you make the best noodles possible!

Thank you to St.Mary’s Elementary for doing a Thanksgiving Pie Fundraiser! We enjoyed working with you!

Do you know someone who would like a more traditional Christmas gift, or someone who has everything? Think about a gift basket or box from Huck’s! These custom made gifts can include fruit, gift cards, jellies, specialty mustards, crackers, smoked sausages, cheeses, chocolates, pretzels, candies, etc. We can make one to match any budget, and you can include anything you want! Give us a call now to plan a great gift that will be a hit and will definitely be used! We can ship these to a loved one out of town if needed!

Down below is a picture of a fruit basket that Jim put together yesterday, so you can get an example! Looks great, Jimmy!

BLACK FRIDAY SALE! Crafts and gift items are 40% off on Black Friday from 9 a.m. to NOON! There will be new things to look at as well! (Exclusions on Duck Creek Candle Co., Forever Caroline, and Cornerstone Homestead)

Apples, apples, apples! We still have lots of types of Ohio and WV apples….Rome, Mutzu, Gala, McIntosh, Cortland, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, and Fuji! These are $1.99 lb.

Beth Huck has some delicious cupcakes…who doesn’t like Oreo or Wedding Cake?! Yum!

Apple cider and egg nog are a nice addition to any holiday celebration!

We have some holiday goodies arriving all the time! You can find different types of holiday pretzels, Elf on the Shelf chocolates, Andes baking chips in peppermint and chocolate mint, and the traditional FRUIT CAKE loaves! Love it or hate it, it’s a Christmas staple! Grab one for $8.99.

Haney’s Kettle Corn has come to restock with your favorites and a new Candy Cane kettle corn!

Sage and Co. has also restocked their yummy seasonings!

Duffy’s Designs has brought some Christmas tumblers and Christmas shirts. She will have adorable wooden and porcelain ornaments and Christmas sweatshirts in time for Black Friday!

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

UPCOMING CLASS

Friday, December 1st @ 6:30 p.m.: TWO Christmas Crafts!

So, we can enjoy the holiday, we are offering two pretty crafts that can both be completed in one evening! The first is a set of three DIY Wintry Jars. These different sized jars are painted with glue and sprinkled with Epsom salts to give it a textured snowy feel, with raffia and a small piece of garland hanging down! Craft #2 is a snowflake wreath using artificial tree limbs, a big wooden snowflake, and a big buffalo check bow! These will both be so fun to do! And the cost is only $60 and that includes everything you need for both crafts! Please sign up by Monday, November 27, so Duffy can get prepared!

Deli Specials this Week: coming shortly

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Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery to businesses 11-1 daily.

M, T, F 9-6:30

Wed 9-4

Thanksgiving Day CLOSED

Sat 9-5 Sun 11-5

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Happy Veterans Day! Many schools in our area had assemblies on Thursday to honor and celebrate the many veterans in our local communities. We got to hear from three wonderful individuals at MHS: Mr. Brian Welch (Ag teacher at MHS and Army Veteran), his wife, Mrs. Amy Welch (owner of Welch’s Urgent Care in Caldwell and Army Veteran), and Mr. James Waybright (retiree and now a substitute at MHS and Air Force and Army Veteran). The tunnel at MHS between the main building and the gym/auditorium has been dedicated to Mr. Waybright and is now called The James Waybright Corridor. We are so thankful for all of the brave men and women who serve and have served in one of our mighty military branches! We appreciate your service and sacrifice, and we support and love you!

I found some interesting facts about this special day. The Department of Defense is the largest employer in the United States. Veterans Day was originally known as Armistice Day which celebrated the end of WWI which ended on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. Also, did you know that there is no apostrophe in Veterans Day? Approximately 75% of all veterans served during wartime and only 25% during times of peace. And finally….there are over 16 million veterans living today, so please take the time to thank a veteran and support causes that help them!

The Interact Club at MHS has decided to focus on Veterans this year for our service projects. One project that is ongoing that I would love for you all to help us with is coupon collecting. We have adopted an Air Force base this school year in Spangdahlem, Germany. Our goal is to send coupons to the families at this base twice this school year. They can use coupons that have already expired, and they can use them interchangeably. For example, if they have a coupon for Cheerios, they could use it for a different cereal if they want. Overall, I think it’s a great program, and I love to think that we can do a small gesture that can make a big difference to our military personnel and their families! If you would like to help us, please drop off coupons to Huck’s, and I’ll make sure they get added with the ones the high school collects. You can learn more at https://ocpnet.org/. Thank you!

The Goellers are celebrating two birthdays in our house this week! Sydney is turning 8 today on Veterans Day, and Seth is going to be 15 on Tuesday! They are both big blessings to both Jim and me! Happy Birthday to you both! Your mother loves you so much! (Not that they are reading my newsletters….Lol.)

Here’s our update for outside….

The pie pumpkins and gourds we have are now just 50 cents each! Come and grab a armload!

Remember that the fall is a great time to reflect on last year’s garden. What grew well, what didn’t? Do you have a new type of perennial or vegetable you would like to grow? Does a plant need thinned out or a new spot with more sun or shade? Sometimes it’s nice to just relax and think about your garden without the pressure to get something done!

Here’s what’s happening on the inside….

Order your Thanksgiving pies! Here is a list of our yummy pies: Apple, Country Cinnamon Apple, Dutch Apple, Caramel Apple Walnut, Apple Walnut, Red Raspberry, Boysenberry, Pumpkin, Blueberry, Blackberry, Cherry, Pineapple Upside Down, Peach, Strawberry Rhubarb, Pecan, Chocolate Cream, and Coconut Cream! We are now taking orders! Call us at 740-373-2484.

You can also order fresh baked rolls (individual or pan rolls) and our homemade Cranberry Relish. You can order the cranberries with walnuts or without. We could also add some celery if you want a little bit of a crunch. Either way, it’s tasty! If you are still on the fence, ask for a spoonful at the deli, and see what you think!

We have another craft night coming on Friday, December 1st. We are offering two fun crafts that night! Check out the description below!

For those of you who like the Cinnamon Imperials…..Walnut Creek has finally gotten these back in stock! I’m not sure if this will be for good or just through Valentine’s Day, but I just ordered some, and they will be here on Wednesday! Yay!

Don’t forget about our other items in our bakery! These are baked fresh each and every morning. There are cinnamon rolls, breads, all types of cookies, brownies, cupcakes, etc.

Our deli has any type of meat or cheese you would like! It’s almost time for those charcuterie boards to come out for the holidays! That’s an easy way to entertain! And with Huck’s being voted “Best Deli” by The Marietta Times Reader’s Choice Award, you know that you are getting the very best available!

Some of you have been asking for a sherbet, so Raspberry Sherbet has arrived! I haven’t tried it, but Jim said it is VERY good. That’s saying something, because Jim’s favorite his whole life has always been Old Fashioned Vanilla. Sherbet only has about 1-2% dairy where ice cream has a least 10%. It also includes citric acid which makes it nice and tart! Pucker up for some Raspberry Sherbet in a cone or cup!

Our produce area is looking good! We are still able to get many different types of apples. In fact, we just in Rome apples and a shipment of Cortland. Apples are one of the best snacks, especially when you add a little caramel dip, peanut butter, or a little piece of salty cheese! Yum!

We are also still enjoying some WV homegrown tomatoes. These tomatoes have been babied through the frosts, so take advantage of these tasty fruits while you still can!

Local Kennebec potatoes from Lowell are available in both 10 and 50 pound bags. These creamy potatoes are great for mashing, stews, baked, boiled, etc. With a 50 pound bag, you will be sure to have potatoes for the winter!

Soup’s on! Here’s our tentative weekly menu:

Monday: Chicken Noodle, Chili

Tuesday: Vegetable beef, Creamy Potato

Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper, Chicken with Wild Rice

Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Sausage Tortellini

Friday: Cheesy Broccoli, Clam Chowder

Sew Cute Scrunchies restocked with some Christmas scrunchies! These make great stocking stuffers or pick one up now to wear with holiday outfits or at a Christmas celebration.

Our craft area is full of items for anytime, items for Fall, and items for Christmas. There are more items that still need to be put out, but as of right now, there is no room!

As the holidays are approaching, be sure to try seasonings and spices from Blue Heat and Sage and Co., candles from Duck Creek Candle Co., stationary and other small gifts from Forever Caroline, and soaps and scrubs from Cornerstone Homestead! The one thing you can guarantee when you buy from these small businesses, you are getting high quality and you are helping our local economy!

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

UPCOMING CLASS

Friday, December 1st @ 6:30 p.m.: TWO Christmas Crafts!

So, we can enjoy the holiday, we are offering two pretty crafts that can both be completed in one evening! The first is a set of three DIY Wintry Jars. These different sized jars are painted with glue and sprinkled with Epsom salts to give it a textured snowy feel, with raffia and a small piece of garland hanging down! Craft #2 is a snowflake wreath using artificial tree limbs, a big wooden snowflake, and a big buffalo check bow! These will both be so fun to do! And the cost is only $60 and that includes everything you need for both crafts! Pictures of a similar craft is posted down below! Please sign up by Monday, November 27, so Duffy can get prepared!

Deli Specials this Week: coming shortly

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Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery to businesses 11-1 daily.

M-F 9-6:30 Sat 9-5 Sun 11-5

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

It’s the first full week of November, and it’s time to turn back your clocks tonight! I enjoy getting more light in the morning, but I do not look forward to the dark evenings. Here is an interesting fact about daylight saving time….Benjamin Franklin actually came up with the idea about a century before it was adopted by any country. He thought it would save money because it would conserve candle wax. He also thought the dark mornings would make people stay in bed and be lazy (mentalfloss.com).

We have two craft nights that just got scheduled! We will be doing a Fall craft/Thanksgiving centerpiece craft night (adorable!) on Friday, November 10th, and TWO delightful Christmas crafts in one night on Friday, December 1st! I’ll be posting the details down below, so be sure to check that out!

Don’t forget to exercise your right to vote on Tuesday, November 7th! Cam got trained to work the polls last week for Youth at the Booth, so I know he’s excited to get to do that! We are so fortunate to live in a country where our votes do count, and we can vote however we want! God Bless America!

Here’s our update for outside!

First of all, all of us at Huck’s would like to say thank you for a great Spring, Summer, and Fall! We love when the outside is full of color and beautiful blooms! We hope to keep growing the greenhouse area of Huck’s every year!

Ol’ Tom Turkey/Mr. Gobbles ,the inflatable turkey, is back outside! He’s getting all of us here at Huck’s in the mood for Turkey Day on November 23rd!

There are a few pie pumpkins left for 99 cents each! Grab one or two for your Thanksgiving table decor!

This time of year, the inside is where it’s a happening!

Want a less stressful lead up to Thanksgiving? Let Huck’s take the stress off of you by letting us do your baking! Our pan rolls come in packs of 10, and our individual rolls come by the 1/2 dozen. Here is a list of our yummy pies: Apple, Country Cinnamon Apple, Dutch Apple, Caramel Apple Walnut, Apple Walnut, Red Raspberry, Boysenberry, Pumpkin, Blueberry, Blackberry, Cherry, Pineapple Upside Down, Peach, Strawberry Rhubarb, Pecan, Chocolate Cream, and Coconut Cream! We are now taking orders! Call us at 740-373-2484.

In case you missed National Sandwich Day yesterday, stop in today or this week and get a fresh sandwich, flatbread, or sub at our Deli Sandwich Shop! There are so many combinations that you are sure to find one that is your favorite!

NEW ITEM ALERT! Our super popular Cranberry Salad will be in the Deli starting on Monday! This classic recipe can come with or without pecans. You can get it in an individual size, 1/2 lb., 1 lb, or 2 lb. container. We will make sure we have a full supply from now through Christmas! MMMMMM!

Here’s the menu for our from scratch daily soups for this upcoming week:

Monday: Chicken Noodle, Soup Beans with Ham
Tuesday: Creamy Potato, White Chicken Chili
Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper, Cream of Mushroom
Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Grandma’s Tomato Soup
Friday: Cheesy Broccoli, Creamy Potato with Ham

It’s the beginning of the month, so looks for restocks from many of our small business partners! Duck Creek Candle Co., Cornerstone Homestead, Sew Cute Scrunchies, and Sage and Co. all have been in or will be in the next day or so to stock up and freshen up and add to their inventory! These small business owners are just the best people, and we are proud to do business with them!

Yoder’s Good Health Recipe Tonic is back in stock!

Take a look at the pretty crafts to get some ideas for Christmas gifts or for a treat for yourself! We all work hard and deserve something that we like every once in a while.

Even if it is November and the weather is chilly, ice cream is never out of season! Our flavors right now include: Pumpkin Pie, Vanilla, Dutch Chocolate, Strawberry, Mint Chocolate Chip, Kentucky Praline, Cherry Nut, and Campfire Marshmallow. Get a cup or a cone!

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

EVENTS:

Friday, November 10th @ 6:30 p.m.: Mason Jar Thanksgiving Centerpiece

We will be stenciling Mason Jars with the saying “In This House (Icon) We Give Thanks”, filling them with acorns, potpourri, pine cones, and fairy twinkle lights! Then, we will add fall flowers to the top in three pretty bouquets. These will look perfect with a few pie pumpkins and taper candlesticks on a pretty fall runner! I can’t wait! The cost of this class is $50. A picture similar to what we will make is down below!

Friday, December 1st @ 6:30 p.m.: TWO Christmas Crafts!

So, we can enjoy the holiday, we are offering two pretty crafts that can both be completed in one evening! The first is a set of three DIY Wintry Jars. These different sized jars are painted with glue and sprinkled with Epsom salts to give it a textured snowy feel, with raffia and a small piece of garland hanging down! Craft #2 is a snowflake wreath using artificial tree limbs, a big wooden snowflake, and a big buffalo check bow! These will both be so fun to do! And the cost is only $60 and that includes everything you need for both crafts! Pictures of a similar craft is posted down below!

Deli Specials this Week: coming shortly

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Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery to businesses 11-1 daily.

M-F 9-6:30 Sat 9-5 Sun 11-5

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Another month is ready to end! How is that possible? We better enjoy one last warm weekend, because starting on Monday, it looks like we won’t see temps in the 70’s for quite a while! The old wive’s tale about the willy worms I saw last year wasn’t correct, but I have seen some all black ones around my house! I also saw a Facebook post on the Harmar Village page about the height of wasp’s nests. The higher the wasp’s nest means the higher the snow. The old saying goes “See how high the hornet’s nest, ‘twill tell how high the snow will rest.” According to people who shared their pictures, there were some very high wasp nests. We shall see!

I have to give a quick shout out to our Fall MHS sports teams! The Girls Tennis team sent Olivia Emery (my sweet, little cousin!) and Jenna Jackson to States at Wooster College, Cross Country has made it to regionals, Saylor Wharff made it to States in Girls Golf, Volleyball is in the Districts Semifinal today, Girls Soccer has won Districts, Boys Soccer made it to the District Semifinals, Football made it to the playoffs for the 2nd time in school history, Marietta Marquettes and Cheer both did amazing at their first fall competition, and Boys Golf sent Owen Heslop and Zach Birge to the Districts as well. It’s a great time to be a Tiger!

The 7th grade teachers at MHS have a lot of fun each year on Costume Day by dressing up like the characters of the game CLUE (which is my all time favorite board game)! This was my 3rd year going as Mrs. White, the maid, although my costume looks a little more like Amelia Bedilia. Lol. We read alibis to the students, and they have to figure out “whodunit”. Kids can get prizes for figuring it out. Mr. VanReeth works hard to put this all together, so kudos to him!

Do you like a good fright? Here is a list of alleged haunted places in Marietta…..#1. The Anchorage….built in 1859 by Douglas Putnam for his wife, Eliza, and then it was turned into a nursing home…..#2 The Lafayette Hotel….they say the ghosts are friendly on the 3rd floor….#3 Mount Cemetery….you will find the great big Native American mound in the middle and more graves of Revolutionary War veterans than in any other cemetery in the United States….#4….Tiber Way….a place for patients with tuberculosis in the early 1900’s. You can even see the faded words “Chronic Diseases” at the top!….#5….Buckley Island….only accessible by boat, this island originally was used to quarantine people with deadly, infectious diseases, meaning if you went to Buckley Island, you weren’t coming back. Then, it became an amusement park for 10 years until it was destroyed in a flood in 1907…. All you have to do is Google “Haunted Marietta, Ohio” and you will find all kinds of websites if you want to read more. Believe it or not, lots of ghost hunters come to Marietta to film these haunts! Spooky!

We hope you bring your kiddos to the Kid’s Halloween Fun Day at Huck’s today (Saturday) from 2:00-5:00 p.m.! You can come anytime during the 3 hours, and you don’t have to feel like you have to stay the whole time! Here’s what we have planned:

Halloween slime (gooey!)….Ghost hunt (scary!….not really, it’s Tootsie Pop suckers made into ghosts. Ha!) ….Sugar Cookie Decorating (yummy!)….Pie Pumpkin Painting (spooky!)….Coloring Contest (creepy!) Spiderweb Craft (ghastly!)….Nail Painting (ghoulish! this one is Sydney’s idea!)….and a Dance Party (groovy!)! Plus, who doesn’t love the song “Monster Mash”?!

Here’s our outside update….

There are still some pie pumpkins, exotic pumpkins, and carving pumpkins left.

Gourds are only 75 cents. How cute would these be on your Thanksgiving table?

Thanks to all of you for a great Fall season! We sold more mums this year than last year, so that’s exciting! I hope yours are still looking great! My pineapple mum has now variegated into the prettiest pink, my white mums have also turned into pink on the edges, and my deep pink has opened up wide with sunny, yellow centers!

Look for our inflatable Tom Turkey to come out on Wednesday! Thanksgiving will be here before we know it!

Here’s what is going on inside the market….

Apples and apple cider are still aplenty! We have 1/2 Peck bags of Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Fuji, and Granny Smith. You can also find those kinds plus Mutzu, Paula Red, McIntosh, and Gala. What about a big bag of each for some variety! You know what they say…..An apple day keeps the doctor away!

The Walnut Creek cider in the glass jars have been a hit! You can find Granny Smith Apple, Apple, Peach, and Cinnamon Apple.

Don’t forget about Haney’s Kettle Corn! We have Candy Bar, Jalapeño, Monster Mash, Original, and Caramel Corn. Yum!

You may want to pick up a few caramel apples or from scratch cupcakes for your Halloween parties!

We will have Yoder’s Good Health Recipe tonic on Wednesday. Glad you all are liking the benefits of the Apple Cider Vinegar plus the 20 herbs! Down the hatch it goes!

Mister Bee’s has come out with a 1951 recipe potato chip, and we have bags of it for $2.99 at Huck’s! Growing up, Mister Bee’s potato chips were always in our cupboard. When my dad was a little boy, having a bag of Mister Bee’s and a Coca-Cola was a real treat! He told himself that when he got older and made his own money, he would always keep a bag of Mister Bee’s potato chips in his house, and he stuck to that! In fact, there is still always a bag of Mister Bee’s chips at my mom’s house!

Don’t worry….even as the weather gets colder, we will still have Velvet ice cream. It’s the best!

We are ready to start serving Ice Cream Soda Floats! Come in and get one made using our Old-Fashioned Kutztown sodas. You could get Orange Cream, Root Beer, Ginger Beer, or Red Cream. I think I will try the Orange Cream first with two scoops of Old Fashioned Vanilla Ice Cream. What a treat! Cost is $3.99 for a 20 oz. float.

The bakery has been smelling wonderfully! Our fabulous bakers are busy keeping fresh baked items on our shelves and in our sandwich shop daily! Thank you all!

We have 50 lb. bags of Kennebec potatoes waiting for a home! They are $31.99. Wouldn’t it be nice to get all stocked up for the winter?

Do you need a Christmas flag for your house or garden? We have some adorable ones! We have small sizes for your garden, and we have big ones to hang on a flag pole on your house.

Don’t forget to check out our seasonings and dips here at Huck’s! We have delicious seasonings made locally by Sage and Co. and Blue Heat! Lots of dip packets from Walnut Creek are available with flavors like Dill, Southwest, etc. We are going to be adding to this section soon for the holiday season!

Now that the weather is going to be getting cooler, we all have to contend with drier skin. We have a great remedy for this…..Cornerstone Homestead goat milk soaps. These soaps add moisture to your skin without irritating it. They can also help treat acne, and I’ve even read they can reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles! Not that any of us would need it for wrinkle repair, right?

If you are needing a little gift for someone, we have the perfect something. Whether it be a notepad or cards from Forever Caroline, a candle from Duck Creek Candle Co., a gift card, or a craft, there are lots of things to choose from.

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

Deli Specials this Week: coming shortly

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Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery to businesses 11-1 daily.

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Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

How are you all doing? Don’t you love fall?The fall foliage map was right! The leaves are looking so pretty right now!

Last night was the big rivalry game between Marietta and Warren! Many people braved the chilly temps and the off and on drizzle to cheer on either the Tigers or the Warriors at Don Drumm Stadium! What a great game! It was tied 14-14 at halftime, and After a hard fought battle on the gridiron, the Tigers are on top this year with a score of 28-24! Great game!

The Zimmerview Beef and Freezer raffle sponsored by the Marietta Tigers Athletic Boosters was drawn last night at halftime. And the winner is……….Peter Tome! Congratulations! You will get a phone call today to get all the details of getting your meat and freezer! Thanks everyone for supporting this fundraiser!

There are a couple of fun trunk or treat events to tell you about for tomorrow evening (October 22nd). The Marietta First Church of the Nazarene is sponsoring a trunk or treat from 6-8 pm. There will be balloon animals, kettle corn popcorn, a fire, and of course of candy! Up the hill you can trunk or treat with a Tiger at Marietta High School! Some of the Tiger sports teams are decorating trunks and passing out candy!

Audrey joined 87 of her 8th grade classmates for an amazing trip to Gettysburg, PA the last few days! She had the best time and learned a lot! Thank you to all the teachers and the administration for making this trip so special for those kids. I know that’s a lot of work to get a trip like that planned! Those are great memories to make with your classmates!

Here’s our update for outside the market….

Jim’s still blowing leaves. Ha!

We got a new shipment of pumpkins! You should see the size of some of these beauties! I took some pictures, but it’s hard to see the size of them. Cam, Izzy, and Syd carved a few of them at home, and Jim’s going to carve some pumpkins for outside at Huck’s!

Here’s the history behind the Jack-o-lantern! It comes from an old Irish myth about a man named Jack. He tricked the devil and was condemned to walk the earth at night with a turnip lantern. Irish families originally carved turnips and placed them on their windowsills to prevent “Jack of the lantern” and other creepy ghouls from going into their homes at night. Irish immigrants in America switched from turnips to pumpkins, and that’s how this age old tradition of carving Jack-o-lanterns began! (howstuffworks.com)

If you are planning a bonfire, grab a few bales of straw to sit on! That sounds like a fun night doesn’t it?!

Here are the prices for outside:

XXL pumpkins $7.99

Gourds $0.50-$1.49

Pie Pumpkins $1.99

Straw bales $9.99

Halloween Fun Day for Kids on Saturday, October 27th from 2:00-5:00 p.m.! Looking for something fun to do on Trick-or-Treat during the afternoon? Huck’s will be hosting some fun activities on the side porch! Lots of times the kids are so excited for trick-or-treat, and they get bored in the afternoon waiting…..and parents don’t know what to do with them. We will have lots of different stations and activities for the kids to do. Here’s our plan so far: friendship bracelets, coloring contest, mini pumpkin painting, cookie decorating, Halloween slime, a couple of fun games, and a Halloween craft. Activities will be for kids Preschool-6th grade. Also, you don’t have to stay the whole time! It’s also free!

Here’s what’s happening inside at the market……

New crafts have arrived! Yay!! There are things for fall and things for Christmas! It’s funny how trends come and go! Last year at Christmas it was all about the old pick up trucks, Buffalo checks, and bows. This year the trend has shifted to vintage Santas and a woodland theme. I saw lots of reindeer, wooden snowflakes, and it was much more simplistic. I was able to find some beautiful things! I bought more than we could fit, so look for some new things to keep coming out!

I love the Smith Redware Pottery! It’s made in Ohio. This type of pottery is all handmade, and it’s hard to find! I was able to get some small little plates, plenty of ornaments , and one large holly berry plate. These are great collector items, and they are heirlooms! Check out their website. What a talented couple! smithredware.com

Yummy caramel apples are here as long as we’ve got delicious, local Ohio apples. With nuts seems to be your all’s favorite, but we always make some plain ones as well!

From scratch pumpkin cookies with cream cheese frosting have been a hit!

We always have some from scratch cupcakes from Beth Huck! This week we’ve had Carrot Cake and Chocolate Wedding Cake. Divine! You know……she makes custom made cakes as well!

Check out the beautiful Amish sweet peppers! There are also red, yellow, and green bell peppers too! They are only $1.49 lb. I’m thinking I’ll make Seth’s favorite this week….stuffed peppers!

Here’s next week’s soup schedule!

Monday: Chicken Noodle, Soup Beans with Ham
Tuesday: Creamy Potato, White Chicken Chili
Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper, Cream of Mushroom
Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Grandma’s Tomato Soup
Friday: Cheesy Broccoli, Creamy Potato with Ham

We have been giving out cider samples. Be sure to try a little swig! There are individual pints of cider in the cooler which would be perfect if you don’t want a gallon. They are only $2.49.

Forever Caroline has brought in some adorable tote bags. These are the perfect size for carrying all sorts of things! Check them out!

We are beginning to get calls for Christmas gift and fruit baskets. We will start to post a flyer next week. We can custom make these to fit your budget and needs. We work with businesses as well as individuals! We can deliver or ship USPS to anywhere in the US.

If you haven’t tried Florence Creamery’s milk yet, you are in for a real treat. Once you try it, you will be hooked on the richness and freshness of this great product! We are so blessed to have such a high end quality milk in our area! Yum yum!

Huck’s carries 5 different types of dried beans. You can find black, pinto, green split, great northern, and one more that I can’t remember! It’s definitely time for soup beans, so pick up your choice!

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

Deli Specials this Week: coming shortly

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Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery to businesses 11-1 daily.

M-F 9-6:30 Sat 9-5 Sun 11-5

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Hi, everyone! I hope you have been enjoying the beautiful fall weather! I was checking the Fall Foliage Map for 2023, and it looks like the next week or two is going to be the peak time for the beautiful leaves. Which color is your favorite? I love maples! My two favorites are the bright orange and the red.

Last Thursday was Farmer Appreciation Day! Each American farm produces enough food to feed 165 people. There were 7 million farms in the U.S. in 1935 and now there are 2.2 million. Commercial egg farmers produce 165 billion eggs per year! It takes 150 yards of wool to make enough stuffing for a baseball. The average dairy cow produces over 6 gallons of milk a day which calculates to 46,000 glasses of milk per year! (stacker.com) Thank you, farmers! We love and appreciate you all!

Here’s the update for outside!

Although there aren’t many mums, we will continue to keep stocked up on pumpkins! Look for another shipment to come mid week!

We finally got some bales of straw! They are $9.99 each!

Halloween Fun Day for Kids on October 27th from 2:00-5:00 p.m.! Looking for something fun to do on Trick-or-Treat during the afternoon? Huck’s will be hosting some fun activities on the side porch! Lots of times the kids are so excited for trick-or-treat, and they get bored in the afternoon waiting…..and parents don’t know what to do with them. We will have lots of different stations and activities for the kids to do. Here’s our plan so far: friendship bracelets, coloring contest, mini pumpkin painting, cookie decorating, Halloween slime (Audrey said this is a must!), a couple of fun games, and a craft (I haven’t decided on this quite yet!) Activities will be for kids Preschool-6th grade. Also, you don’t have to stay the whole time!

Here’s our weekly update inside the market….

Soup’s on! Here’s our weekly menu:

Monday: Chicken Noodle, Chili

Tuesday: Vegetable beef, Creamy Potato

Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper, Chicken with Wild Rice

Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Sausage Tortellini

Friday: Cheesy Broccoli, Clam Chowder

I’m leaving first thing this morning to get us some adorable crafts and decorations for the Christmas season. This is one of my favorite things to do for Huck’s! I get a chance to just look at pretty things and relax. Believe it or not, there are only 73 days until Christmas, and I noticed that some stores already have out Christmas things! Sydney got a couple of Christmas Toy magazines in the mail this week, and she’s already been writing letters to our elf on a shelf to give to Santa. So, I guess even if we aren’t ready to start thinking about Christmas, it will be here before we know it! I hope you will come in and check what we have soon! Everything will be out by the start of the week!

Duck Creek Candle Co. has informed me that they will have some cozy, homey holiday scents November 1st. Until then, enjoy flavors like Pumpkin Crunch and Blueberry Crumble. They smell so good!

Sage and Co. has come and restocked their delicious line of rubs and seasonings. Stop in and pick up one or two for the next time you make meat or veggies for dinner. They have Farmer’s Favorite Veggie Seasoning, Cowboy Caviar, Garlic Herb and Cheese Popcorn Seasoning, Appalachian Fish and Seafood Seasoning, and Sweet and Smoky BBQ Rub. They really are tasty!

We are excited to announce that the flavored popcorns from Haney’s Popcorn has arrived! We have flavors like Jalapeño,

If you like spicy foods, Blue Heat has added another seasoning to Huck’s. Not only do we have Devil’s Dust, you can also get Carolina Reaper. You can use these two seasonings on just about anything you want!

Since it is going to be a great time to go take a drive to look at the fall leaves, stop in and grab a salad or sandwich and some cookies and chips and have a little picnic. Maybe you could drive out Route 26 to the covered bridge out at Rinard Mills. My paternal grandmother, Mary Rinard, grew up in Rinard Mills, and it’s a beautiful part of Monroe County!

Cornerstone Homestead has brought in some delicious new meats for our freezer. Check out their local, farm raised ground chicken, apple maple breakfast links, and chicken kielbasa. Not only are you going to get a high quality product, but you are also helping to support two local businesses!

Coming soon!! Delicious ice cream floats! We are going to use our fizzy Kutztown Old Fashioned Sodas poured over our smooth Velvet Original Vanilla ice cream! You will be able to choose from Root Beer, Orange Cream, Red Cream, Ginger Beer, and Sasparilla! Oh, my! Doesn’t that sound heavenly?!

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

Deli Specials this Week: 

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Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery to businesses 11-1 daily.

M-F 9-6:30 Sat 9-5 Sun 11-5

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Happy weekend to you all! Today is a busy day for many high schoolers as they are getting ready for the Marietta High School Homecoming Dance tonight! The theme is Disco Party. I’m sure they will have a wonderful time! It takes me back to our Senior Homecoming in the Fall of 1996 when I went with my high school sweetheart, Jim. He loved dancing back then as much as he does now! Lol.

Can you believe how warm it was last week? Well, here comes the cool down! The high today is only 58 and the whole week to come will be in the mid-60s. Perfect time for soup!

Congratulations to Huck’s employee, Izzy Becker, for being crowned Marietta High School’s 2023 Homecoming Queen at Friday night’s football game! She and Cam make a great looking couple and had a wonderful evening! Check out a few pics below!

Here is our update for outside this week!

There are still a few mums and asters for you all. Have you seen the blue/purple asters? They are so pretty!

It’s Pumpkin Time! Now that it is October, there is nothing better than a big, round, orange pumpkin sitting on your front porch or stoop! Did you know that pumpkins are fruits and have about 500 seeds? And 1.5 billion pounds of pumpkins are sold each year in October! People love a pumpkin!

Well, our Community Plant Swap didn’t quite go the way that I was envisioning it would! Jim and I talked about some ways to improve it, and we thought we would try to do it in the Spring. I think many more people are motivated to get out and get digging in the Spring than they are this time of year. Also, I think I will ask for people to sign up what they will bring to swap, then I can advertise what we all will contribute.

Here’s our update for the inside of the market!

Have you tried our homemade caramel apples yet? They are getting rave reviews!

We’ve decided to get a little more organized on the Soup of the Day by making a schedule! We will have a two week rotation of soups with our more popular soups making an appearance every week! Here is our schedule for this coming week:

Monday: Chicken Noodle, Soup Beans with Ham
Tuesday: Creamy Potato, White Chicken Chili
Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper, Cream of Mushroom
Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Grandma’s Tomato Soup
Friday: Cheesy Broccoli, Creamy Potato with Ham

There has been a Fall restock of the Cornerstone Homestead soaps and bath items. There is Pumpkin Spice Sugar Scrub and Brown Sugar Vanilla Sugar Scrub! The soaps for Fall are Falling Leaves, Orange Clove, and Pumpkin Spice. We have Falling Leaves soap at home right now, and it smells so good! Plus, it’s moisturizing!

Cornerstone Homestead also provides farm raised chickens and turkeys and provides Huck’s with some yummy farm to table cuts of meat! We are now excited to share that we have ground chicken, chicken kielbasa, and Maple Apple chicken sausage coming at the beginning of the week! These yummy meats are kept in our freezer outside, so just ask one of us at the market to run outside and get you what you would like!

Would you like a locally raised turkey for your Thanksgiving dinner this year? Cornerstone Homestead has 8 turkeys that they have set aside for Huck’s customers. The cost is $4.50 lb. If this goes well, we will hopefully be able to do more next year! I will have all the details in next week’s newsletter, but I wanted to get you thinking!

We’ve also had a restock of Peck’s Farm chicken as well! Stop in and stock up on some delicious local meat! We are so blessed to have such quality local products in our area!

We have a new local business joining us at Huck’s! We are going to be selling Haney’s Kettle Corn. They are out of Caldwell, Ohio and have all sorts of different flavors of gourmet kettle corn such as Cinnamon Vanilla Crunch, Pumpkin Spice, Strawberry, Jalapeño, Caramel Apple, and Original Sweet and Salty. Their first drop off will be sometime this coming week, and we hope you will pick up a bag the next time you stop in! Welcome to Huck’s Haney’s Kettle Corn….we are happy to have your products in our market!

I met the nicest man at the market, and he said we have the best cookies. I asked him which was his favorite, and he said the Coconut Pecan but assured me that they are all good as well as the pies! Grab some next time you’re in to satisfy your sweet tooth!

We will have some more fresh cut bouquets arriving early today. Yay!

The beautiful local tomatoes are still plentiful, so you might want to put BLTs on your menu this week. Grab some thick center cut Walnut Creek bacon, lettuce, and some homemade bread, and you gave a meal everyone will love! If you’re like Jim and me, we like to eat it with some deli sliced Swiss cheese just like they serve in Amish country!

It’s not fall time without cider! We have several different options for you! We have the Walnut Creek Cider in the plastic jug, different flavored ciders in glass jugs and Aspen Mulled Cider which you can make yourself. Which is your favorite?

All the Ohio apples we have are so good! Last week, I bought a couple apples of every kind, and every day this week I had a different apple for lunch. They were all sooooo good! Don’t they say an apple a day keeps the doctor away? Let’s hope!

Sew Scrunchies has added some orange and black scrunchies to the spinner display near the checkout. They are orange and black, so they are perfect for Tiger fans and for Halloween!

Please help clean out the craft section! All crafts are 25% off for one final week! I’m going to be heading up next Saturday to Columbus to buy some Christmas things! I can’t wait!

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

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3D Fall Pumpkin: Friday, Oct. 13th

Duffy Sprague is going to be helping us make a fall pumpkin! It will be adorned with your choice of wording…..Grateful, Blessed, Welcome, Thankful, or Gather. It will be accented with a fall bow. This can be made into a door hanger, something on your wall, or propped up somewhere in your house. If you’re a regular or a newbie, come join us on the side porch! Cost is $60 for a fun, crafty night out! I also guarantee Duffy’s crafts are always high quality and well worth the price! Sign up today!

Deli Specials this Week: 

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Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery to businesses 11-1 daily.

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Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Monday: Chicken Noodle and Chili

Tuesday: Vegetable Beef and Creamy Potato

Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper and Chicken with Wild Rice

Thursday: Chicken Noodle and Sausage Tortellini

Friday: Cheesy Broccoli and Clam Chowder

Hello! I hope you had a great week! It’s supposed to warm back up this week! I’m glad! I’m not quite ready to put my sandals away for good!

Next week is Homecoming Week at MHS! The students are so excited for the dress up days: USA, Twin Day, Class Color Day, Country v. Country Club, and Spirit Day! There are also spirit games, rock painting contests, float building, the parade, the game, the crowning, and of course the dance! Two of our Huck’s employees were voted onto the Homecoming Court! Congratulations to Izzy Becker and Cam Goeller!

I hope all the students at MHS take advantage of this fun week! Like I tell my students…. you only get 4 times in your whole life to participate in Homecoming week. Plus, I’m sure you would agree with me when I say that high school goes so fast, so you better make the most of it while you are there!

Here’s the outside update for the week!

I love how the market looks in the fall! The mums and the pumpkins just liven it up. And with the new sunny yellow color, I think the fall colors pop even more!

It’s certainly not too late to get your fall decorations set out. We’ve got plenty of mums to choose from! There are still some sunflowers, asters, and a few Steelers and WV mums left.

You can also get a couple of corn shocks if you would like, and we just in another bin of big orange pumpkins! They look so pretty!

Here’s what’s happening on the inside of Huck’s!

Apples are so crisp and yummy! Come on in to see all our varieties. McIntosh is our newest one!

Apple cider is here! I forgot to mention it last week! This is the ever popular Walnut Creek cider that is in the plastic jug. It’s inside the drink cooler.

If you are looking for another flavor of cider or cider in a fancy glass jug, check out our other types of Walnut Creek cider! You can find Granny Smith Cider, Apple Cinnamon Cider, Peach Cider, and plain Apple Cider. What is cider? Cider uses pressed fruits and is unfiltered and unpasteurized. It also ferments over time. Aren’t you glad it’s fall time?

How about another option for cider? Aspen Mulled Apple Cider is being shipped today! Simmer some of this on your stove top and your house will smell like warm apple cider in no time. This is very popular for the holidays, so make sure to pick some up while supplies last!

Tracee Hein has dropped off some beautiful, cut flower bouquets. They are full of zinnias and celosia. These bouquets are $8.99 each. There are also big, yellow sunflowers for $2 each and cockscomb for $5. Bring some beautiful colors to your cozy, kitchen table before frosty mornings arrive!

We have some adorable Fall and Halloween tumblers made by Duffy’s Designs. These definitely get you in the mood for the month of October!

There are also 4 different designs for fall t shirts. These popular shirts come in a variety of sizes and have the nicest quality of material! These are selling for $15.99 which is a great price for a shirt like this! Thanks, Duffy!

Looking for some pumpkin goodies? We have from scratch pumpkin cookies with cream cheese frosting. Oh, my, these are wonderful! There is also pumpkin fudge from Walnut Creek. I haven’t had a chance to try these yet, but people are giving it rave reviews!

Now that it’s soup time again, you may want to try the Walnut Creek soup bases. They come in Beef, Ham, Chicken, and Vegetable. These are great ways to add extra flavor to your own hearty soups and stews that you make at home!

Some people are telling me that they are having a hard time staying away from the freshly baked cookies section at Huck’s. We sincerely apologize! Lol.

Please help clean out the craft section! You can still enjoy 25% off for two more weeks!

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

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Thursday, October 5th: Fall Mason Jars

This will be a set of 4 mason jars painted in fall colors with the letters F-A-L-L on them. Inside will be twinkle lights and they will be filled with faux fall foliage. 

3D Fall Pumpkin: Friday, Oct. 13th

Duffy Sprague is going to be helping us make a fall pumpkin! It will be adorned with your choice of wording…..Grateful, Blessed, Welcome, Thankful, or Gather. It will be accented with a fall bow. This can be made into a door hanger, something on your wall, or propped up somewhere in your house. If you’re a regular or a newbie, come join us on the side porch! Cost is $60 for a fun, crafty night out! I also guarantee Duffy’s crafts are always high quality and well worth the price! Sign up today!

Deli Specials this Week: 

Spiced Loaf $5.99 lb.

White Colby $4.99 lb.

Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery to businesses 11-1 daily.

M-F 9-6:30 Sat 9-5 Sun 11-5

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller