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While Velia Costantino couldn t enlist during World War II, she used the blacksmithing skills her father taught her to become the youngest woman in the shop at Brown & Sharpe.
LINCOLN – Lincoln officials are encouraging any resident, regardless of age, to register now in the town’s COVID-19 vaccination database.
Although the state is currently vaccinating residents aged 75 or older, all Lincoln residents may register at lincolnri.org for future participation in the town’s vaccine distribution.
Town Administrator Joseph Almond said he hasn’t seen many other communities create their own registry, but that the system will make it easier to distribute the vaccine by sorting data based on age.
The registry form notes that cities and towns are currently being supplied with an “extremely limited number of doses each week,” and that the town has no control over the actual distribution process. For those reasons, it may take several weeks or longer before residents are contacted to schedule their vaccination.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Meier of Lincoln, Kansas will soon celebrate their 50th anniversary. Clifford Martin Meier and Vivan June Lawless were married January 2, 197 at St. John Lutheran Church near Lincoln, KS.
Vivan Lawless, from Belle Plaine, KS moved to Lincoln in 1964 to become the Lincoln County Extension Home Economist after completing college at Kansas State University. She was later employed as an Income Maintenance Worker for the Kansas State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services for Lincoln and Ellsworth Counties. For a short time she was the local manager of the Town ad Country Annex, a women s clothing store in Lincoln. Following the store s closing Vivan was a deputy clerk in the office of the Lincoln County Clerk of the District Court and was a clerk/cashier at the Lincoln Grocery for a number of years. She also was a substitute teacher for the Lincoln and Tescott schools and closed out her career as the manager of the Lincoln Senior Center before retiring