Robert Sullivan, Commander of American Legion Post 263, and Casey Lore, Commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1756 each received a copy of the book, Generosity, The Story of Logan County During The Great War, for their respective organizations. The books were donated by Bill Donath, author of the book, as a commemoration of 100th Anniversary of Armistice Day.

        History buffs who wish to learn more about Logan County and WW I can do so at the Lincoln Public Library and the Logan County Genealogical & Historical Society by asking to see the digital copy of the Logan County War History Committee collection on computers at these two locations. The history was compiled in 1919, lead by the Abraham Lincoln Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

           Logan County veterans, who wish to purchase a signed copy of the book, will have an opportunity to do so on November 11 at the Logan County Tourism office in the Lincoln Depot and on November 12 at the American Legion Post in Lincoln during their respective Veterans Day observance services. The reduced price, for veterans only, on those two days will be $15. Normally the cost is $35 at the Logan County Genealogical & Historical Society, across the street from the Depot, and at the Gift Shop at Lincoln Heritage Museum, Lincoln College. The additional $20, at those locations, goes to the support of the work these two fine organizations do for Logan County.