Clermont Residents Visit and Socials Highlight Weekend
Clermont locals and relatives flocked to the area for visits and gatherings. Guests included the Wickhams of Postville and Cedar Rapids, the Meier family of Alpha and Prairie du Chien, and many others from Os sia and nearby towns. Attendees shared meals, birthdays, and attendances at a Paris reunion in Monona, with notable travel to Denver and Castalia for events.
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Billy ‘Wickham
Frank Wickham
Postville
John ‘Wickham
Cedar Rapids
Eben Pierce
Alpha
Lloyd Meier
Cathy
Arthur Wilken
Strawberry Point
John Luchsinger
Elgin
Lester .Luchsinger
Lorraine Crowe
Cathryn
Bess Blake
Leonard Larson
Ossian
Ed_ Burt
Tillie Swenson
John Wickham
Chicago
Billy Wickham
Harlan Schultzen
Paris
Monona City Hall
United States
Inga Anderson
Tom Olson
Paulette Meier
Minneapolis
Meiers
Prairie du Chien
Franz Appelman
West Union
Harry Flowers
Oelwein
Clem Crahan
Ben Conner
Decorah
Richard Wagner
Roberta Wilson
Dean DeSart
Clarissa Paulson
Harold Richards
Burr Oak
Norbert Gerner
Denver
Colo
Donald
Lowry Air Force Base
Loyce Erickson
R. N
Iowa City
Norman Erickson
Cedar Rapids, Wert
J. A. Erickson
Ericksons
Loyce
Irene
DeSart
Helen Reierson
Rochester
Minn
G. O. Anderson
Clarence Kittelson
Paul Miene
Mary Kittelson
Ray Schara
Castalia
Clermont
Mary Tatro
John Shipton
Walter Brandt
Philadelphia
Diane Frieden
Clara Helgerson
K. B. Thoma
Gordon
Hoopman
Len Simek
Clear Lake
Gladys Walvatne
Vernon ‘Meyer
Dan Schoonmaker
Waterloo
Ross James
Nane
Tommy Cummings
Eliza Martz
Olympia
Wash
James
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