The eldest son of Scottish immigrants, Logan Napier Muir Jr. spent
his youth doing menial chores with his brothers in and around his
parents' tar-paper covered shack near Chicago. In 1928 he was
valedictorian of his eighth grade class; he never attended another
graduation, although his formal education-high school and later
university-did continue. A respected and skilled engineer, he was
known for keen powers of observation and a quick wit that lightened
many a difficult situation. He also chose to start his own business
when faced with a job mired in impracticality. Three Surnames and a
Jr. is Logan's life story, as told by his wife, Ruth. Logan began
writing his life's story late in life and completed only two pages.
Ruth gathered together newspaper clippings, pertinent letters, and
other memorabilia of her husband's life, piecing them together with
her own narratives describing their time together and continuing
his story. Both serious and humorous episodes flesh out the life
story of this professional man who never forgot his humble
beginnings.
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