Paleo Indians topic of historical society
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The Royal Register News
EPHRATA - The history of the Paleo Indians, who inhabited the Warden area of Grant County, will be featured at the next monthly meeting of the Grant County Historical Society.
The Historical Society will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday, April 10, at 10:30 a.m. at the Ephrata American Legion Post. It is located at 276 eighth Ave. NW in Ephrata.
A heritage meeting will follow lunch with guest speaker Mick Qualls. He will give a presentation about the Paleo Indians.
The public is invited. If you wish to have lunch, please call the Legion at 754-2761. For questions call Rita Mayrant at 750-4555.
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