OBIT: James LOGUE, 1932, Garrett, Somerset County, PA

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JAMES LOGUE

James Logue Killed in Nightingale Mine

  GARRETT, Oct. 5 - James Logue, a resident of Garrett for many years was 
instantly killed in the Nightingale mine, near Allegheny, about 8 o'clock Monday 
morning when a rock fell across his neck, breaking it and also the bones in his 
face.  He was employed as a coal loader and was working under the fall when it 
let loose.  Elias Lee of town was working with him at the time and rolled the 
rock off the dead man.  Undertaker Price of Meyersdale prepared the body for 
burial.
  James Logue was a hard working man and followed the trade of coal mining for 
many years.  He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Logue, who passed away 
many years ago.  He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Lulu O'Neil, and Mrs. Harry Geiger, 
of Meyersdale; also his wife and four children, James, Raymond, Margaret and 
Elsie.  He was 40 years of age.
  The funeral will be held in Meyersdale, Thursday at 10 o'clock, with interment 
in Union Cemetery.

Meyersdale Republican, October 6, 1932