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Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 1:06 AM

Museum to Hold Annual Luncheon - Bustles, Broads, and Pantaloonatics

Museum to Hold Annual Luncheon - Bustles, Broads, and Pantaloonatics
Special to The Fallon Post -- Churchill County Museum In preparing for the 100th Anniversary of the right for women to vote that was ratified in 1920 by the State of Nevada and signed by Governor Emmett D. Boyle,Women's Suffrage, supporting the right to vote for women, is an appropriate topic for the Churchill County Museum Association's Annual Luncheon, to be held Saturday, March 30, 12 pm at the museum's Dodge Fitz Gallery, 1050 S. Maine Street CCMA Board Vice President Jennie Mader will be presenting:  Bustles, Broads, and Pantaloonatics: Women's Suffrage in Nevada. Jennie will be highlighting some of the antics, capers and accomplishments of the women involved in this momentous occasion. Tickets are available at the Churchill County Museum, 1050 S. Maine St., for $35 or a table of 8 for $280. There will be a raffle and auction.  Funds raised at the luncheon underwrite programs and projects at the museum. Feel free to wear your Suffrage attire and carry your Suffrage sign. Men who support the women's right to the vote are welcome and encouraged to attend. For further information, contact Dan Ingram, Director, Churchill County Museum, 775 423-3677.   Never miss the local news -- read more on The Fallon Post home page. Sign up to receive updates and Friday File email notices.  

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