Logan Churches History Highlights Local Congregations
The article traces Logan churches from 1887 to 1930s, detailing Methodist leaders including Rev. Hughes and Rev. Cadwell, church growth to 400 members, basement remodeling in 1918, and a 1904 fire and rebuilding of the Christian Church. It notes Latter Day Saints organization in 1887 and Holy Trinity-era structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Bros
Methodist Conference
W. E. Hamilton
van 3Coy
Wm. Patterson
C. V. Ward
George Hughes
Hughes
Rev. Hughes
Beebeetown
Hicks
L. R Bolter
C. R. Bolter
C. A Bolter
Chas. Luce
W. H. Johnson
Logan
Higbee
R. H Cadwell
Wm. Shoesmith
L. C. Harris
Crewdson
Marvin Sansbury
Sansbury
Rolla Hook
Nellie Owens
Dorothy Case
Mr. Thompson
Lansbury
Fel Hargrove
Hargrove
Otto Lee
Chamness
Lewis
Leo Epperson
Robert Evans
Latter Day Saints
Chas. Derry
Phineas Cadwell
Seven Day Advents
Little Sioux
Iowa
Magnolia
Kenneth Barry
Logan Church
Bethany Lutheran College
Mankato
Minn
Paul Watt
Woodbine
Wm. J. Keay
Lutheran
Logan churches and Immanuel Lutheran milestones through 1940s
The report chronicles the St Ann Catholic Church founding in 1920 and 1921, the Immanuel Lutheran Church in 1931 with Rev. O E Weiss, later dedications and parsonage purchases, and notes on membership growth. It spans clergy changes, church officers, and historical milestones across Logan Magnolia area.
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Harlan
O. J. Gist
C. E. Wells
Endeavor and Ladies Missionary Society
E EL Mack
Logan
Lusk
Pex
Flo Fannon
St. Louis
Higbee
Iowa
Immantuel
G. J. Kupke
Zion Lutheran Church of
Daughters of Reformation
Earnest Michael
Frank Maas
Wm. J. Kear
Harold McBride
Henry Felske
Frank Maaske
Edith Herman
Ada McBride
O. E. Weiss
Baptist
Arnold Gebhardt
Arnold Bertram
Schaefer
Immanuel Lutheran Churches
South
Harrison County Centennial Edition
The edition marks the 100th anniversary of Harrison County with archival notes, local features, and community notices through historic events and reflections from residents.
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Harrison County
Stephany and Coe Insurance Agency Roots
The Stephany and Coe Insurance Agency in Woodbine traces its origin to 1900 with Harrison county’s early development. Arthur J. Coe founded the firm, serving as a real estate agent and insurance agent during the pioneer era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephany
Hammitt
Blorgan
Stephany & Coe Insurance Agency
Woodbine
Harrison County
Mid-West
Arthur J. Coe
Early Elk Grove School Opens Under Miss Silvia Harris
The first district school began in Elk Grove in fall 1853 taught by Miss Silvia Harris, marking a milestone in local education.
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Elk Grove
Silvia Harris
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International Truck Caravan
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J. C. Johnson
William Davidson
Caas
S. Kennedy
Adams Baker
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Frank Mi Morgan
Ida Willis
Louise Adares
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