Happy times: Nancy Flannery (left), Batesville, wearing a dirndl, and her husband, Jake (right), in platterhosen, are joined by lederhosen-clad Karen Enneking, Oldenburg, prior to the German costume contest Saturday afternoon at Freudenfest. The annual Freudenfest in Oldenburg attracted thousands to the small village. Organizer Paul Selkirk noted both food and beverage sales were brisk Friday night and Saturday. Entertainment was provided by Pros’t, the Eureka Band and Die Doppel Adler Musikanten.
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