The Coshocton County Beacon October 11, 2017 - Page 7

OCTOBER 11, 2017
Shryock accepts term as
offi cer of OnSomble
Costume class brings out creative
side of horse show participants
COSHOCTON - John Shryock of Coshocton
recently returned from an annual share-
holder meeting on Sept. 23 in Nashville
where he accepted a term as an offi cer of
OnSomble, Inc.
Shryock serves as an elected member
of the Board of Directors for the company
which engages in Business Development
Services. Hospital Corporations con-
tract through OnSomble to manage the
performance assessment and learning
needs of their professional medical staff
through the industry leading software
services that the company provides.
OnSomble has helped some of the
nation’s largest hospital corporations
achieve quality service recognition
beyond state and federal regulatory
standards. Since its inception in 2008,
OnSomble has branched out from North
By Josie Sellers
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COSHOCTON - Kyler Th ompson had a big
smile on his face after winning the cos-
tume class in the open horse show on Oct.
3 at the Coshocton County Fair.
“I’ve done this two times already and I
can’t believe I keep getting fi rst,” he said.
Th ompson and his horse were Th omas
Th e Train and his sister Kaitlyn helped
pull off the costume by dressing as a con-
ductor and leading the horse around.
“I hope the judge didn’t ask him any-
thing about Th omas because he really
knows his Th omas Th e Train and can talk
about him,” said Nancy March, Kyler’s
grandmother.
Nancy and her husband Randy bought
Kyler his horse and she helps with his
costumes.
“Her wheels are already turning for his
next costume,” Randy said.
Prior to presenting awards, the judge for
the contest announced that Coshocton
had some of the best participants in the
costume class that she has seen. Partici-
pants turned themselves and their horses
into bumble bees and bee keepers, fi re-
fi ghters, soldiers, video game characters
and much more.
Th e judge told the crowd that she could
tell they had put a lot of time into th eir
themes and concepts and she liked that
several of them worked as groups. She felt
everyone who participated deserved a
round of applause.
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at Coshocton Christian School located on
Airport Road, Coshocton. He is the son of
Gary and Pat Shryock of Coshocton.
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Kyler Thompson’s Thomas The Train
costume won fi rst place in the open horse
show costume contest held Oct. 3 at the
Coshocton County Fair. Helping him in the
event was his sister Kaitlyn Thompson. For
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