Happy Halloween!
Shortly — 20 minutes — after the opening, a lot of people line up for treats at the Marshalltown Police/Fire trunk or treat on Tuesday. The trunk or treat began at 6 p.m. and lasted until 8 p.m.
Mike and Rachel Loupee hand out treats from their Grinch ride at Tuesday’s trunk or treat at Marshalltown High School. The event was hosted by the MHS Student Senate.
The Bobcat Cheerleaders enjoy a moment between costumed children on Halloween during the MHS Student Senate trunk or treat. The cheerleaders and friends handing out candy were Lydia Blevins, Devin Lovell, Ttori Nelson, Gracie Baumgartner, Mylie Dougall and Ellie Downs.
Marshalltown Police Chief Mike Tupper hands warm hot dogs to trick or treaters at the trunk or treat on Tuesday. Other first responder departments handing out treats were the Marshall County 911, the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office, the Marshalltown Fire Department, MPACT and UnityPoint EMTs.
Eric, Freya and Kelsey Holmgren check out the large number of people in line at the Marshalltown Police/Fire trunk or treat.
Peyton Maday and Nash Maday, 2, wait in line for a warm hot dog at the Marshalltown Police/Fire trunk or treat on Tuesday.
Juliana Jackson, dressed as Minnie Mouse, enters the 1st Rate Real Estate building for some trick or treating on Tuesday. In addition to candy, children also had the opportunity to grab some toys, and have pictures taken.
Devin Gonzalez and Ian Gonzalez give treats to Catalina Torres and Consuelo Avalos on Tuesday during 1st Rate Real Estate’s trick or treating event.
T-R PHOTOS BY LANA BRADSTREAM
Even though trick or treating was officially on Saturday – Beggar’s Night – for Marshalltown, some trunk or treats were held on Tuesday for Halloween. Even though the temperatures did not get warmer from Saturday, families still braved the cold to get the treats and some tricks which were up for grabs.
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- Shortly — 20 minutes — after the opening, a lot of people line up for treats at the Marshalltown Police/Fire trunk or treat on Tuesday. The trunk or treat began at 6 p.m. and lasted until 8 p.m.
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- Mike and Rachel Loupee hand out treats from their Grinch ride at Tuesday’s trunk or treat at Marshalltown High School. The event was hosted by the MHS Student Senate.
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- The Bobcat Cheerleaders enjoy a moment between costumed children on Halloween during the MHS Student Senate trunk or treat. The cheerleaders and friends handing out candy were Lydia Blevins, Devin Lovell, Ttori Nelson, Gracie Baumgartner, Mylie Dougall and Ellie Downs.
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- Marshalltown Police Chief Mike Tupper hands warm hot dogs to trick or treaters at the trunk or treat on Tuesday. Other first responder departments handing out treats were the Marshall County 911, the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office, the Marshalltown Fire Department, MPACT and UnityPoint EMTs.
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- Eric, Freya and Kelsey Holmgren check out the large number of people in line at the Marshalltown Police/Fire trunk or treat.
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- Peyton Maday and Nash Maday, 2, wait in line for a warm hot dog at the Marshalltown Police/Fire trunk or treat on Tuesday.
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- Juliana Jackson, dressed as Minnie Mouse, enters the 1st Rate Real Estate building for some trick or treating on Tuesday. In addition to candy, children also had the opportunity to grab some toys, and have pictures taken.
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- Devin Gonzalez and Ian Gonzalez give treats to Catalina Torres and Consuelo Avalos on Tuesday during 1st Rate Real Estate’s trick or treating event.
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