RG1182.AM: Lincolnettes (Lincoln, Neb.)
Misc. papers: 1944-1945
Size: 1 folderSCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The collection consists of miscellaneous items relating to the Lincolnettes (Lincoln, Neb.); a group of women who served as hostesses in recreational activities for servicemen stationed in Lincoln, Nebraska, during World War II. Included in the collection are cardboard signs for various activities; rules and procedures; a list of scheduled events for 1945; a list of women who were not admitted to activities and why; and letters from Lincoln mayor, Lloyd J. Marti, and the American Red Cross praising the activities of the Lincolnettes.
Note: See the photo component [RG1182.PH] for images relating to the Lincolnettes (Lincoln, Neb.). Additional related materials can be found in the Nebraska USO Collection [RG1331].
ADDED ENTRIES:
Allsebrook, Elaine
Carpenter, Norma
Dansky, Evelyn R.
Lincoln (Neb.) -- History
Lincolnettes (Lincoln, Neb.)
Marti, Lloyd J.
Soldiers -- Recreation
United States. Army -- Service clubs
World War, 1939-1945 -- Nebraska
World War, 1939-1945 -- Participation, female
World War, 1939-1945 -- War workRevised 04-10-2009 TMM
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