Mrs. Susanah Cooper, 84, died at 1:06pm Friday at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Clyde Wilson, West Logan. She was the widow of the late Jesse Cooper.

She is survived by two sons, Ben Cooper and Harry Mills, Logan; one step-son, Franklin Cooper, Dayton; two daughters,Mrs. Elizabeth Allgood and Mrs. Jessie Herzog, Logan; and one step-daughter, Mrs. Truman Mosser, Dayton.

She also leaves two brothers, George Miller, Coleman, Michigan and Anson Miller, Little Rock, Ark.; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Watkins, Logan and May Riddle, Columbus.

The body will remain at Leonard Funeral Home where services will be held at 2 pm Monday with...

- died - Jacob Herzog, an old German citizen of this place died suddenly at his residence yesterday, Dec.1st.

LOGAN NEWSPAPER 12-02-1957

Godfrey Herzog was born in Bern, Switzerland, December 23rd 1863.

He came to the United States with his parents in the year 1878 and resided first in Athens, Ohio.

In the year 1880 the family removed to Logan where Godfrey died Friday morning May 12th,1893. His illness was protracted through but a few weeks, but from the first until death, very severe. The aged parents have our sympathy in their loss.

While to some extent able to contribute to their support by his work, they feel not this as much as they feel the breaking of the ties by which they were bound to him as parents, and he to them, as son.

At the time of his death he was aged 29 years, 4 months and 19 days. His funeral took place Saturday afternoon May 13th from the Presbyterian church.

LOGAN NEWSPAPER 05-15-1893

Frank Watters Returns From Plymouth, Ind. Hospital

Frank Watters returned to his home here late Saturday evening from a hospital in Plymouth, Ind, where he had received treatment for injuries received in a motor truck accident last week.

Herbert Foreman and Watters were in charge of a large truck which operates between Chicago and Columbus. Their truck was engaged in an accident which cost the life of Joe Schultz, a hitch-hiker. Watters received three fractured ribs and bruises. Foreman was cut about the forehead.

LOGAN, OHIO NEWSPAPER 12-29-1932