From The History of Hatch Valley
The Henry Logan Family
by June Logan Dennison
June Logan Dennison reported her family moved to Hatch valley in 1932 from Texas and Oklahoma. Edna, after her husband Henry died in 1942, operated the Hatch Dry Cleaners for many years along with Jimmie Sue McDonald. Her support for her family was always difficult as a sole supporter and businesswoman, but at the end was able to make light over difficult situations. She enjoyed being close to friends and family.
The Henry Logan Family
by June Logan Dennison
June Logan Dennison reported her family moved to Hatch valley in 1932 from Texas and Oklahoma. Edna, after her husband Henry died in 1942, operated the Hatch Dry Cleaners for many years along with Jimmie Sue McDonald. Her support for her family was always difficult as a sole supporter and businesswoman, but at the end was able to make light over difficult situations. She enjoyed being close to friends and family.
From The History of Hatch Valley
The Henry Logan Family
by June Logan Dennison
June Logan Dennison reported her family moved to Hatch valley in 1932 from Texas and Oklahoma. Edna, after her husband Henry died in 1942, operated the Hatch Dry Cleaners for many years along with Jimmie Sue McDonald. Her support for her family was always difficult as a sole supporter and businesswoman, but at the end was able to make light over difficult situations. She enjoyed being close to friends and family.
The Henry Logan Family
by June Logan Dennison
June Logan Dennison reported her family moved to Hatch valley in 1932 from Texas and Oklahoma. Edna, after her husband Henry died in 1942, operated the Hatch Dry Cleaners for many years along with Jimmie Sue McDonald. Her support for her family was always difficult as a sole supporter and businesswoman, but at the end was able to make light over difficult situations. She enjoyed being close to friends and family.
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