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Photos from previous
Johnson County Pioneers &
Old Settlers Reunion Parades
Photos from the 2004
Parade
Photographs courtesy of library
patron and
Laripin' Good Library Queen , Darla Million and Alvarado City Manager, Mary
Daly.

Laripin' Good Library Queen "Loretta" AKA Darla Million
Click on each photo below for a larger view.
Library Float and Participants:

Librarians and library patrons can really yell! Just ask
anyone who saw the parade...

Annie Oakley from Annie Get Your Gun
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A Janette Oke pioneer mother - .
AKA Ruth
Daniels.
AKA Susan Trotter.
Laripin' Good Library Queen
"Loretta"
After the parade we were all catching our breath!
AKA Leanne
Cowan

Before the parade we were making last minute repairs! See if you can spot
anyone you know.
Other
Parade Floats and Entries:


This beautiful float representing the past JCPOSR Baby Contest Winners
took days and days of work and was appreciated by the happy parade
watching crowd.
Following in the tradition of years past area fire departments had their trucks
in the parade.

Rep. Arlene Wohlgemuth looking
cool
Our Johnson County Mayors all looked
and collected despite the hot
day.
comfortable and happy to be there!

The Red Hat Society had a Tea
Party.
The Boy Scouts honored their grandfathers.

International Miss contest winners.

The Johnson County Sheriff's Department with their wonderful horses and
prisoner's cart.
2000 Johnson County Pioneers
& Old Settlers Reunion Parade

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Featured music - The Thunderer March - by John Phillips
Sousa, performed by the Boston Pops Orchestra, Arthur Fielder, conductor. |