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* 1957: Lions Club receives permission to have a fire engine, as long as the county is not liable for the actions of the fire fighters.<ref>Reno Evening Gazette, "[http://newspaperarchive.com/us/nevada/reno/reno-evening-gazette/1957/02-05/page-39?tag=gerlach+lions+club&rtserp=tags/?pep=gerlach-lions-club&ndt=by&py=1950&pey=1959 Commissioners Hear Protest on Dump Site]," p. 39, February 5, 1957.</ref> | * 1957: Lions Club receives permission to have a fire engine, as long as the county is not liable for the actions of the fire fighters.<ref>Reno Evening Gazette, "[http://newspaperarchive.com/us/nevada/reno/reno-evening-gazette/1957/02-05/page-39?tag=gerlach+lions+club&rtserp=tags/?pep=gerlach-lions-club&ndt=by&py=1950&pey=1959 Commissioners Hear Protest on Dump Site]," p. 39, February 5, 1957.</ref> | ||
* 1962: Joe Luchessi a member, Ernest M. Johnson, past president.<ref>Reno Evening Gazette, "http://newspaperarchive.com/us/nevada/reno/reno-evening-gazette/1962/09-01/page-6?tag=gerlach+lions+club&rtserp=tags/?pep=gerlach-lions-club Four Seek Nomination from Northern Washoe," p 6, September 1, 1962.</ref> | * 1962: Joe Luchessi a member, Ernest M. Johnson, past president.<ref>Reno Evening Gazette, "http://newspaperarchive.com/us/nevada/reno/reno-evening-gazette/1962/09-01/page-6?tag=gerlach+lions+club&rtserp=tags/?pep=gerlach-lions-club Four Seek Nomination from Northern Washoe," p 6, September 1, 1962.</ref> | ||
* 1950's - 1960's: [[Charles Carter]] was a member and officer | * 1950's - 1960's: | ||
** [[Charles Carter]] was a member and officer | |||
** [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=91594484 John F. Gilmartin]] (d. 1963) member. Gilmartin was principal of the Gerlach Empire School | |||
* 1964: Nevada Historical Society Photo: WA-915, "[[Gerlach "Great Boiling" Springs | Great Boiling Springs Park]], Springs Discovered and named by John C. Fremont 1844. Park being developed by Gerlach-Empire Lions Club," 1964, Nevada Historical Society. Picture of the sign for the springs. Note that the plural, "Springs," is used, not the singular that is on the map. | * 1964: Nevada Historical Society Photo: WA-915, "[[Gerlach "Great Boiling" Springs | Great Boiling Springs Park]], Springs Discovered and named by John C. Fremont 1844. Park being developed by Gerlach-Empire Lions Club," 1964, Nevada Historical Society. Picture of the sign for the springs. Note that the plural, "Springs," is used, not the singular that is on the map. | ||
* 1967: [[Lions Club Map]] | * 1967: [[Lions Club Map]] | ||
Revision as of 04:43, 11 August 2016
Timeline of the Gerlach-Empire Lions Club
- 1956: John James Thrasher was a member. [1]
- 1957: Lions Club receives permission to have a fire engine, as long as the county is not liable for the actions of the fire fighters.[2]
- 1962: Joe Luchessi a member, Ernest M. Johnson, past president.[3]
- 1950's - 1960's:
- Charles Carter was a member and officer
- John F. Gilmartin] (d. 1963) member. Gilmartin was principal of the Gerlach Empire School
- 1964: Nevada Historical Society Photo: WA-915, " Great Boiling Springs Park, Springs Discovered and named by John C. Fremont 1844. Park being developed by Gerlach-Empire Lions Club," 1964, Nevada Historical Society. Picture of the sign for the springs. Note that the plural, "Springs," is used, not the singular that is on the map.
- 1967: Lions Club Map
- 1971: Lions Ambulance Service Terminated [4]
References
- ↑ Nevada State Journal, "Gerlach Resident, Dies Here," p. 3, November 18, 1956.
- ↑ Reno Evening Gazette, "Commissioners Hear Protest on Dump Site," p. 39, February 5, 1957.
- ↑ Reno Evening Gazette, "http://newspaperarchive.com/us/nevada/reno/reno-evening-gazette/1962/09-01/page-6?tag=gerlach+lions+club&rtserp=tags/?pep=gerlach-lions-club Four Seek Nomination from Northern Washoe," p 6, September 1, 1962.
- ↑ Nevada State Journal, "Gerlach-Empire Ambulance Service Forced to Close," p. 15, August 12, 1971