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These are excerpts from my autobiography. By Johnny Walker Sixteen Hill When I was about three years old, my grandparents, Dorthy and Riley Curry agreed to take care of their first grandchild. Sixteen Hill at Mud Fork became my world until I was six years old. Approximately a dozen houses of varying shapes and sizes
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POST OFFICES – LOGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA A DIGEST OF U.S. POSTAL DAILY BULLETINS OBSERVATIONS AND COMMENTARY Did you know there is a Logan County in 10 different states in this country? Did you know there are 25 towns named Logan in this country? Recently, I began doing some research as to when the railroads
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The 1963 flood of Logan County was the biggest on record. The Guyandotte River in Logan crested at 34.98 feet on March 12, 1963. Historic Crests of the Guyandotte River in Logan (1) 34.98 ft on 03/12/1963 (2) 31.65 ft on 03/07/1967 (3) 30.76 ft on 01/11/1974 (4) 30.55 ft on 04/05/1977 (5) 28.23 ft
By Carlo Ciliberti, III Dániel Ágoston was born on May 28, 1881 in a village called Kemenesszentpéter, Papa District, Veszprem County in the Country of Hungary (Was known as Austria-Hungary until WWI when the Austria-Hungarian empire broke up). His parents were Josephus Ágoston and Rozina Ágoston, born Rozina Kövÿ. He was the youngest of twelve
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by Keith Gibson Back in 1958, the difference between the two-room school at Lyburn and the new school at Earling was like night and day. The Earling playground was roughly 150 to 200 feet long and about 75 feet wide, behind the school, and on top of the river bank. Compared to the tiny playground
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By Keith Gibson I remember many mornings back in the 1950s, and early to mid-1960s, leaving for school just before daylight, walking out our front door and down to the river bank where we kept our homemade flatboat. In my mind, I can still see dad building the boat (which was about 14′ long), sawing
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Source: 1952 Centennial Program Booklet – Page 41, Published by the City of Logan, WV. By G. W. Raike There have been seven banks in the history of Logan County. The Guyan Valley Bank was the first to begin business. The establishment was started in a small frame building on Jan. 1, 1900. Old Timers
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By Carlo Ciliberti, III Ilonà Hajdù was born on December 25, 1891 in a small Hungarian town in the county of Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen. Called Vizsoly Hungary. She was the third of six children born to Pàl Hajdù and Zsuzsanna “Julianna” Spisàk. Her siblings: Pàl Hajdù (12/5/1884-9/24/1941) Jànòs Hajdù (5/28/1886-2/5/1963) Erzsébet Hajdù (5/28/1889-) Anna Hajdù (4/16/1903-) Gizella
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By Bob Piros In Memory of my Dad Joe Piros Sr., who died on January 11, 1962. This info was taken from the US Weather Bureau in Washington, DC for March 1963: “Due to the extremely warm weather in the mid-50s and the snow on the WV mountains melted faster than usual. At the same,
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