But Who Is Here To Mourn For Logan
Henry Timman recounts Ohio history centering on Logan and colonial links to Pennsylvania figure James Logan. The piece dwells on Logan Elm oration, Norwalk area descendants in Huron County, and local figures like Rachel Logan Stratton and C L Harsen known as Leo Harsen, detailing family ties and a vivid local portrait of early 20th century Norwalk life.
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Logan
Ohio
Pickway County
Chief Logan
James Logan
Colonial Council of
Pennsylvania
Colonial Archives of
John
John Logan
Rachel
Daniel Stratton
Norwalk
Huron County
Rachel Logan Stratton
Old Axe Factory
Norwalk Road
Norwood Avenue
Laylin
Norwalk Roads
Norwalk Township
Thomas Stratton
West Hartland United Methodist Church
Ruggles Beach
Lake Erie
Stratton
Rachel Logan
Ohio Frontier
Local resident critiques Hogan's Hill closure
Lucy Roth of 31 Maple St questions Norwalk's decision to close Hogan's Hill after two injuries. She argues parental choice should govern winter activities, refuses to sled until more snow, and asks what safe option remains for local children.
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Hogan's Hill
U.S. 250
Hogan’s Hill
Norwalk
Cryptoquote puzzle and quote reveal
A coded cryptogram puzzle presents a daily substitution with hints about letter mappings and word lengths. It provides the quote THE EYE IS THE WINDOW OF THE SOUL with an attribution and a second sample sentence referencing a man’s intentions seen through eyes.
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H.powers
Fatherly Terms Mother Knows Best Debates Names
The letters discuss family naming customs and the idea of using both parents' surnames to preserve lineage. Debates compare traditional paternal naming, Spanish customs, and the value of choosing single or combined names for a child. The writer LATINO IN ENCINO endorses maternal naming, while others defend father's lineage. a third contributor reflects on choosing solitude at Christmas.
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Abby
Burning
San Diego
Encino
Dear Abby: Parents should let children grow up to face the world
A reader from New York reflects on overprotection from parents. She recalls a 16 year old internal exam when her mother insisted on staying, praising the doctor for letting her speak freely. She argues for rules for parents to avoid treating children as property and to prepare them to face life independently.
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Abby
N.Y
Nixon Return Gala Highlights China Ties at White House
Washington Nixon to attend January 29 state dinner with Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping marking a symbolic step in normalization with China. Powell said the invitation reflects proper recognition of Nixon’s role in opening China. Nixon’s first return to the capital since 1974 follows a gradual reentry into public life while Carter’s stance on his pardon remains nuanced. Henry Kissinger will also attend. Ford’s attendance unclear due to overseas travel. Jr. Whitfield
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
China
Teng Hsiao-ping
White House
Nixon
Jody Powell
Teng
San Clemente
Calif
Carter
Powell
Henry Kissinger
Ford
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Summerhouse
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Peking
Taiwan
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