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Published On 9/6/2026
The annual Hershey dinner and AGM takes place at the Hershey Lodge on October 7th. Please join us for a great evening with old and new Lincoln friends. The financials for 2025 will be presented and officers are to be elected. The David Schultz Greyhound Award winner for 2026 will be announced at the AGM.
For online registration go to EVENTS CALENDAR > OCTOBER or for mail in registration download the form found in Documents > Hershey AGM
Published On 10/21/2025
The club participated in the field tent with the other Lincoln clubs. The diner and AGM were held at the Hershey Lodge with 39 guests attending. See the Documents tab under Events and the Photo Album for more information.
Published On 1/8/2025
On December 18th the clubs officers presented the first David Schultz Greyhound Award. We thought it only right that David himself should be the first recipient of the award.
In so doing we recognize, not only his valuable leadership and ongoing support of the club, but especially the example that he shows to us all; that of driving your Classic Lincoln long distances is not only possible but FUN. So we decided to backdate the first award to 2023, the year he drove his 1931 Town Sedan (type 204) from your home in Ohio to Hawley, Pennsylvania and back.

We presented this award to David Schultz as a token of how much we appreciate his contribution to the Club and the advancement of driving efforts.

For full details on future presentations of this annual award see the DOCUMENT section.
Published On 8/19/2021
A small number of 1931 Lincoln K parts are available from the Lincoln Motor Car Foundation. The parts were donated by an member who is completing the restoration of his car. Funds from the sale will go to the LMCF Endowment Fund, which ensures the continued operation of the Lincoln Motor Car Heritage Museum.
Published On 4/3/2021
A complete registry of all extant Lincolns has been underway for several months by two dedicated Lincoln Owners Club members.
Linus Tremaine, who serves as the LOC West Coast vice president, is working on the L Registry, which includes Lincolns built between 1920 and 1930. Kai Laine, the club's European correspondent, is working on the K Registry, which includes the K, KA and KB models built between 1931 and 1939.
The registries will include all known Lincolns, including those not currently owned by LOC members. To that end, Linus and Kai will require the assistance of LOC members. If you're contacted by them please supply them with the information they need.