From an interview with Darrell Day Cardwell:
He remembers that Joe Logue had a Model T. It ran better backwards...sometimes he had to drive it backwards up the steep hills, like Loudinville Hill in Gallia County, Ohio. He was buried in Fairfield Cemetery, Fairborn, Ohio. According to his granddaughter, Marjorie, Joseph attended Rio Grande College. Marge also remembers a blacksmith shop and a covered bridge by their home in Gallia County. He is not listed in the Gallia County, Ohio, 1900 Census because, according to Abner's will, he was living in Muncie, Indiana in 1900.
From the Greene County (Ohio)Library:
Dec. 16, 1941 J. A. Logue
Joseph A. Logue, 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Daniel Hoak, 98 N. Main Street., Fairfield, Monday after an extended illness. He also leaves a son, Floyd A., of Akron. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
He remembers that Joe Logue had a Model T. It ran better backwards...sometimes he had to drive it backwards up the steep hills, like Loudinville Hill in Gallia County, Ohio. He was buried in Fairfield Cemetery, Fairborn, Ohio. According to his granddaughter, Marjorie, Joseph attended Rio Grande College. Marge also remembers a blacksmith shop and a covered bridge by their home in Gallia County. He is not listed in the Gallia County, Ohio, 1900 Census because, according to Abner's will, he was living in Muncie, Indiana in 1900.
From the Greene County (Ohio)Library:
Dec. 16, 1941 J. A. Logue
Joseph A. Logue, 73, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Daniel Hoak, 98 N. Main Street., Fairfield, Monday after an extended illness. He also leaves a son, Floyd A., of Akron. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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