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Genealogy and Local History at the Virginia Hanson Special Collections
Cache County Fallen Officers
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
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In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation which designated May 15th as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that date falls as Police Week.

In commemoration of this, we remember the officers of the law who have died while serving the citizens of Cache Valley and elsewhere. The following is a list of those that I'm aware of in the Valley:


Willard R. Dahle, Logan City Police Department, died May 4, 1929.

Deputy Alma P. Sorenson, Cache County Sheriff's Office, August 27, 1959.

Officer Edwin L. Edwards, Logan City Police Department, August 27, 1959.

Lieutenant James R. Merrill, Cache County Sheriff's Office, January 5, 1974.

Deputy Charles H. Dickey, Jr., Cache County Sheriff's Office, March 18, 1984.

See the following sources:


~ Jason, Special Collections Librarian
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Historic Photos
A collection of historic photos of Logan.

Photo Title Description
Logan Historic House
800 North 600 East
About 1976
The history of this historic house in Logan is unknown. If you know something about it, please let us know. The address is approximate and has not been verified.

Picture ID: 6L

Source: 1
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  • Logan Maps - Various historical maps of Logan, Utah, many viewable online.
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Mayors of Logan

Anthon Anderson
11th Mayor of Logan

Anthon Anderson Dates in Office: 1898-1902
Terms in Office: 2
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From Logan's History

1906

~ The St. John's Episcopalian church opened a reading room on West Center Street in 1906.