MAHONING COUNTY OHIO - MILITARY POST CIVIL WAR - The Logan Rifles (published 1895)
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From the Youngstown Daily Vindicator, Monday, August 5, 1895    

            	The Logan Rifles
           		 ______________

		Leave This Morning to Go Into Camp at
            	Johnson's Island

  The Logan Rifles, in full marching order, left this morning
for the regimental encampment on Johnson's Island.
  The company's roster shows the following members in camp:
Capt. James A. Freed, First Lieutenant Harry M. Reel, Second
Lieutenant Wm. R. Perkins, First Sergeant Harry Weick, Third
Sergeant Russell Cornell, Fourth Sergeant J. Harvey Leedy,
Fifth Sergeant Wm. Kyeer, Corporals F. C. Porter, Joe R. Frogett,
Fred W. Meiz, Roy L. Truman, Jno. J. Cornell, George G. Porter, 
and William Van Horn, armorer, George E. Seinor, musicians, 
Frank Case and C. F. Frost; privates, Frank Barclay, 
Herman Brenner, M. H. Blair, C. F. Bixler, Theo. Bancroft,
Wm. Craig, Clarence Cramer, Frank Cramer, E. R. Edwards,
S. K. Fielding, Jno. Frazer, Hector Jacobs, Earnest Leedy,
B. McBride, Frank Park, J. O. Raver, Charles Rosin, Emery Semple,
Charles Simpson, Perry Simpson, Will Simpson, Harry J. Shay,
George Spigler, J. M. Stowe, H. Steeler, Charles Uber, Percy Vail,
Charles Vogel, Paul H. Wehr, S. S. Wales, Ralph Wibert, 
Frank Wilson, Theo. Wilson, Harry Montford, John Carns, 
Charles Sharp, Elmer Haverstick, Fred Vandusen.
  William Curry is in charge of the commissary and culinary
department with five assistants.