POLK'S THE DALLES CITY DIRECTORY Including various towns in Sherman and Wasco Counties, names of residents arranged alphabetically. 1948. Copyright 1948, by R.L. Polk & Co. Partial list page 229 McConaughy - Miller McConaughy A D and Vera E Wasco. McCray Norman Rufus. McDermid Dan est Wasco. McDermid John C and Don O Wasco. McDonald Jeannette M Rufus. McDonald Pearl B Wasco. McDonald Wm H Rufus. McDonald Robt J Rufus. McGreer Ted Antelope. (Wasco county) McIntyre Afton H Wasco. McIntyre Afton H and Virginia Wasco. McIntyre A Mrs Wasco. McIntyre Zeitha A Athena (Umatilla county). McKay J F and Phoebe Kent. McKean J C heirs Moro. McKean J Kenneth et ux Moro. McKean R H and Sadie Wasco. McKean Velma P Moro. McKean Velma and J Kenneth Moro. McKee E D Wasco. McKee E D and Virgilia Wasco. McKelvery David Kent. McLachlan Mollie Moro. McLeod A W Grass Valley. McMillin S M Wasco. McPherson Elwood Wasco. Medler Elsie C Wasco. Medler Frank Wasco. Medler Henry est Wasco. Medler Leland C and Helen Wasco. Medler Lelan C and Cath H Wasco. Medler Leland C et al Wasco Medler Marian H Wasco. Medler W A et ux Wasco. Melzer Carl et al Moro. Melzer Edna Moro. Merritt Agnes P Klondike. Merritt Agnes P and Clema A Allen Klondike. Mersinger Clarence M Moro. Methodist Church Moro. Methodist Church Wasco. Michael May B Rufus. Millard Bruce and Sarah Rufus. Miller Blaine and Ann Moro. Miller Dorsey L Rufus. Miller J D and Rosa M Miller (Sherman county). Miller J J heirs Miller. Miller Merle Moro. Miller Vernon Rufus. Miller W C et ux Moro. Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 http://community.oregonlive.com/cc/genealogy Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

POLK'S THE DALLES CITY DIRECTORY Including various towns in Sherman and Wasco (Oregon) Counties, names of residents arranged alphabetically. 1948. Copyright, 1948, by R.L. Polk & Co. Partial list page 229 Kee - May SHERMAN COUNTY TAXPAYERS DIRECTORY (1948). Kee Eben and Edna Grass Valley. Kee J F Grass Valley. Keefer Frank Gateway. Keenan Bernard Biggs. Kenffick John T Grass Valley. Kenney C W and Minnie D Moro. Kessinger A R Moro. King Robt and Don Moro. Kirkillie Evan L Moro. Knighten Wily W and Donalda Moro. Knox Frank R Wasco. Knox Mary est Wasco (est=estate). Kock Alfd et ux Grass Valley (et ux=?). Kock Kath Grass Valley. Kruger Geo and Helen Moro. Kunsman H O Moro. Kuypers Chas F and Anna A Rufus. Kuypers Eliz Rufus. Laffoon Irma Kent. Lamb Jas D et ux Moro. Lamb John T and Bertha M Moro. Lamborn Alice J Wasco. Lamborn Frank S Wasco. Lamborn Frank S et ux Wasco. Landry Sarah E est Moro. Lawrence John et ux Moro. Lee Anna Wasco. Lemley Arzell Grass Valley. Lentz Walter Grass Valley. Lisle Mary L Mrs Moro. Lyons Alfd and Edith M Kent. MacInnis Don B and Kathleen Kent. MacInnis J N Kent. Maddox Jas Wasco. Martin Bernard and Sallie Grass Valley. Martin Donald Moro. Martin Elsie Kent. Martin Kenneth Grass Valley. Mathieson John Rufus. Mathieson John jr and Gertrude Rufus. Mathieson Gertrude C Rufus. Mathieson Hugh S Rufus. Maurus Leonard Wasco. May Emma Grass Valley. May Ethel est Moro. May W L and Alta Grass Valley. May Walter A est Moro. Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 http://community.oregonlive.com/cc/genealogy Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

POLK'S THE DALLES CITY DIRECTORY Including various towns in Sherman and Waso Counties, names of residents arranged alphabetically. 1948. Copyright, 1948 by R. L Polk & Co. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES Partial list page 13 Aas Grace M (wid Ole) r 1023 E 14th. (r = roomer or resides) Aas Lester D (Virginia C) carp h 4 Blakeley way RD4 (carp=carpenter) RD=Rural Delivery) (h=home) Aas Orville C (Ruth A) carp Mid-State Construction Co h 1023 E 14th. Abrahamson Jean (wid Theo) (Ted's Haven Rest) r Tygh Valley. (Rest=restaurant) Absher P Washington (Edith M) signalmn UPRR h Mill Creek rd RD2. (UPRR=Union Pacific Railroad). Acker Gordon M (Margt C) mgr United Mills Co Inc h 31 Blakeley way RD4. Ackley Floyd E eng UPRR Co r 508 Washington. Adams Carl P (Florence E) h 705 W 10th Adams Edwin G mach and welder 210 Jefferson r 623 W 11th. Adams Norman B (Myrtle M) patrolmn State Patrol h 511 W11th. Adams Paint Store (Richd E Adams) 101 E 3d. Adams Richd E (Grace M) (Adams Paint Store) h 1010 E 8th. Adams Wanda wtr The Pastime r 312 Court (w =waiter or waitress) Adams Wm H h Libby Court Apts lower apt F. Adkins John W steward h 802 W 6th. Adkisson Elwood A (Charlotte M) inspr Wasco County Agri Agt h 710 Pentland. (Agriculture Agent). Adkisson Gene (Charlotte B) (Adkisson Motor Co) h 921 E 12th. Adkisson Loren W (Myrtle B) (Adkisson Motor Co) h 1405 View ct (ct=court) Adkisson Motor Co (Loren W and Gene Adkisson) auto dlrs 111 E 2d. (dlrs=dealers). Agee Wm B r 409 W 8th. Agidius Adolph (Dorothy H) servmn Arden Farms Co h 1514 Trevitt. (serv=service) Agidius Alta M Mrs cnrywkr h 1500 E 13th apt 2. (cnry=cannery). Agidius Don V driver r 1514 Trevitt. Agsten Clarence W repr shop RD 4 h do (do=the same).

The message below was posted to the Hood River board, but because the poster is not a member of the mailing list it was not sent through the gateway to the list. These are Hood River names, so I'm forwarding it on to the list. If you respond to the message, please do so by clicking on the URL below. Thanks, Beth This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg//nZB.2ACE/180 Message Board Post: Obituary Charley Trembly from the LEON DAILY JOURNAL July 1997 Charley "Chuck" Trembly was born February 9, 1920 in Decatur County, Iowa to Clark Enos and Lillie Margaret Hullinger Trembly and died July 26, 1997 at him home in Hood River, Oregon at the age of 77. He grew up and attended schools in Davis City, Iowa. He married Nellie May Case in Roswell, Idaho on November 20, 1938. They moved to Hood River in 1954. He worked as a construction worker before going to the Foreign Wars. Survivors are his widow Nellie Trembly, Hood River; daughter Judy Hobbs, Hood River; sons Lynn Trembly of Houston, Texas; Gary Trembly of Camas, Washington. His sisters Wenona Flora of Hood River, Marie Spencer of Tuscon, Arizona, and Veta Hagen of Princeton, Missouri. Also 8 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. ( from, Carol's Book )

The message below was posted to the Hood River board, but because the poster is not a member of the mailing list it was not sent through the gateway to the list. These are Hood River names, so I'm forwarding it on to the list. If you respond to the message, please do so by clicking on the URL below. Thanks, Beth This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg//nZB.2ACE/179 Message Board Post: Hello, I am seeking anyone who may have any information on the Trembly, Flora and Hobbs famlies that lived in Hood River. Any help is greatly appreciated. sincerly david

[Correction to send # 3, it should read page 176] Partial listing - Magill - Martin page 176 POLK'S WASCO COUNTY TAX LIST 1908 - 1909 Magill Bros, $850, Wamic (Wasco county). Magill B F, $610, Wapinitia (Wasco county). Magill F G, $380, Wamic. Magill, G G, $500, Wamic. Magill, J B, $2390, Wamic. Mahewe Harry J, $3850, The Dalles. Mahoney E C, $150, Hood River. Mahoney Tena, $250, Hood River. Maier H J Mrs, $1500, The Dalles. Maier & Schanno, $6065, The Dalles. Malaer Dan, $500, Hood River. Malone Frank (Estate), $11,170, Antelope. Malone John, $1050, Antelope. Malone Patrick, $960, Antelope. Maloney Emma, $250, The Dalles. Malay & Metcalf, $150, Hood River. Mangold Otto, $5, Hood River. Manley A B, $200, Portland. Manley Laura B, $250, Dufur. Mann George E, $400, The Dalles. Mann Jessie B, $300, The Dalles. Mann John, $3435, The Dalles. Mann Louisa F, $190, The Dalles. Marcellius Mrs L W, $300, Portland. Marden J M, $3850, The Dalles. Marden Victor, $2040, The Dalles. Mark J O, $1820, Hood River. Markham B P, $500, Dufur. Markham C E, $2480, Hood River. Markham J F, $1150, Dufur. Marquiss J W, $1525, The Dalles. Mariam C A, $1560, Hood River. Marsh Amanda A, $1190, Mosier. Marsh A Y, $4320, The Dalles. Marshall C K, $2360, Hood River. Marshall E J, $400, The Dalles. Martin Alexander, $380, Hood River. Martin A C, $970, Victor (Wasco county). Martin C K, $375, Antelope. Martin Ed, $800, Antelope. Martin E, $220, The Dalles. Martin E J, $220, Portland. Martin FJ, $425, Antelope. Martin G D, $810, The Dalles. Martin, H B, $350, The Dalles. Martin, H C, $630, The Dalles. Martin, John A, $550, The Dalles. Martin John V, $1600, Victor. Martin K D, $160, Hood River. Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 http://community.oregonlive.com/cc/genealogy Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

Partial listing - McGuire - Magee page 165 POLK'S WASCO COUNTY TAX LIST 1908-1909 McGuire James, $40, The Dalles. McGuire Margaret, $80, The Dalles. McGuire Marie, $350, Hood River. McGuire W B, $850, Hood River. McHaley A J, $960, Boyd (Wasco county) McHaley W H, $200, Boyd. McInerny Josephine, $2800, The Dalles. McInerny J B, $3800, The Dalles. McInis Elizabeth, $1250, The Dalles. McInis Malcolm, $160, The Dalles. McIntosh C E, $1730, The Dalles. McIntosh G W, $1050, Hood River. McIntosh J F, $80, Antelope (Wasco county) McIsaacs R J, $1800, Mt. Hood (Hood River county today) McKamey Albert, $390, Hood River. McKamey Robert, $300, Mt. Hood. McKay Donald, $4040, Ridgeway (Wasco county). McKay M C, $1780, Antelope. McKellar A L, $1460, Boyd. McKellar John, $600, Boyd. McKellar M A, $600, Boyd. McKinnon M, $100, Cascade Locks (Hood River county today). McLeman E, $45,910, Shaniko (Wasco county). McLeman Myrtle, $330, Antelope. McLeod M K, $5560, Kingsley (Wasco county). McManemy M E, $275, Dufur (Wasco county). McMiller P & A, $270, Hood River. McNaughton John, $1920, Hood River. McNulty L D & M N, $1400, The Dalles. McNeal Nettie, $1000, The Dalles. McNeal R (Estate), $1100, The Dalles. McRad D (Estate), $8570, Antelope. McRae D T, $9870, Antelope. McRae Marion, $120, White Salmon, Washington. McReynolds Clinton, $3750, The Dalles. McRoe Farquar $10, 315, Antelope. Mack Rose, $210, Portland. Mackay Jane, $200, Hood River. Mackinnon M, $230, Cascade Locks. Macomber W H, $125, Hood River. Macrum C A, $400, Mt. Hood. Macrum C A, $1030, Portland. Macrum I A, $475, Mt. Hood. Macumber H E, $100, Hood River. Madden Jennie, $460, Portland. Magee C S, $2550, Dufur. Magee Ella, $500, Dufur. Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 http://community.oregonlive.com/cc/genealogy Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

Partial list - McInnis - McNulty page 62 McInnis Mabel, gds 310 W 4th. McInnis Malcom, res 310 W. 4th. McInnis Ruth, bds 310 W. 4th. McIntosh Charles E, cutter Louis Comini, res 531 Alvord. McIntosh Mary E, nurse, bds 819 E 3d. McKeller Frank, farmer, res 702 Webster. McKeller, Lillie, dom The Dalles Hospital McKinney Mrs Sarah, bds 1316 Jackson. McKonkie Mabel, ironer Dalles Laundry Co, bds 1022 Elm. McLean John, lab, res 416 Fulton. McLeland Sadie, stenog, bds 118 W 3d. McNeal Annette, clk D P & A Nav Co, res 805 Court. McNeal Orin, lab, bds 206 E 4th. McNulty Henry J, lab O R & N Co, bds 216 W 2d. McNulty Louise, bds 216 W 2d. McNulty Margaret, bds 216 W 2d. Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 http://community.oregonlive.com/cc/genealogy Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

Partial listing - McArthur - McInerny "R.L. Polk & Co's City Directory of The Dalles and Hood River Also Directories of Antelope, Dufur and Shaniko, 1908 - 1909 Comprising An Alphabetically Arranged List of Business Firms, Private Citizen and Public Institution - A Classified List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits - An Alphabetically Arranged List of all Taxpayers in Wasco and Hood River Counties - A Miscellaneous Directory of State, County, and City Officers, Public and Private Schools, Churches, Secret and Miscellaneous Societies, Etc. Etc. VOLUME 3, Registered 1898 ?(photocopy is dark) ASSOCIATION of AMERICAN DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS Price $4.00 R.L. POLK & Co., Publishers Office 500-506 Beck Bldg, Portland, Ore. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1908, by R. L. POlk & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D.C." page 62 McArthur Elizabeth L. stenog, bds 104 W 3d McArthur John A, supt Wasco Warehouse Milling Co elec dept, res 104 W 3d McArthur Lawrence, bds 104 W 3d (bds=boards ?) McCartney Lorenzo L, fruit grower, res Thompson's add.(Addition) McLay Christopher, barber 618 E 2d, res 321 Fulton. McCord Clara, bds 206 E. 5th. McCord Mrs Fannie, boarding 206 E. 5th. McCord Thomas E, waiter Charles Elmore, bds 206 E. 5th. McCoy Ella, bds 220 E. 5th. McCoy E.O, mngr Wasco Warehouse Milling Co, res 220 E. 5th. McCoy Paul, bds 220 E. 5th. McCullough Wm, bottler Dalles Soda Wks. McDonald Andrew, res 810 Alvord. McDonald Daniel A, lab, rms 302 Court (lab=laborer) McDonald Herman, lab Diamond Roller Mills, res 622 Calhoun. McDonald John N, sheep raiser, bds Wasco Hotel. McDonald Randall R, clk Maier & Schanno, res 318 E 12th. (clk=clerk_ McDonell Daniel A, bartndr August Buchler McDonough J H, rms 508 Washington. McGee Wm D, lab, res 308 W 7th. McGinty James, lab, res 719 W 6th McINERY JOHN P, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes 203 E 2d, res 100 W 8th. McInery Joseph A, clk J P McInerny, bds 100 W 8th. McInerny Josephine, bds 100 W 8th. McInerny J Francis, clk J P McInerny, bds 100 W 8th. McInerny Leo, bds 100 W 8th. Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 http://community.oregonlive.com/cc/genealogy Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

Published by The Dalles High School Students, December, 1922. ADVERTISMENTS "Economy is one of the highest virtues. It begins with Saving Money." -A. Lincoln The Easy Payment Special Savings Plan will help you SAVE and SUCCEED THE PREFERRED STOCK OF Pacific Power & Light Co. Can be bought on terms as low as $10 a share per month ---------------------- VICTROLA PHONOGRAPHS and RECORDS Service Drug Store Don Yantis, Manager Prescription Specialist Toilet Articles Patent Medicine Candy Drugs Phone M. 5421 Two Doors West of Parlor Grocery --------------------------- PEOPLE'S MARKET R.F. Taylor, Proprietor 101 E. third Street Telephone Main 61 CITY MARKET FRESH MEAT AND FISH NICE RANCH CREAM CASH and CARRY PLAN --------------------------------- COLUMBIA REALTY & LOAN CO. E.G. Merrifield, Agent 308 Washington St. Phone Main 731 ----------------------------- OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION Kargl and Hurley Agents General Insurance and Real Estate 320 E. Second Street Main 1061 ----------------------------- THE STORE OF USEFUL XMAS GIFTS STADELMAN-BONN HDW. The Winchester Store ----------------------------- ODORLESS CLEANERS & DYERS Where your garments are Sterilized cleaned and pressed for the same Price Party Dresses and Fine Garments a Specialty Main 1771 308 E. 3rd St. ---------------------- Buy Where Your Cash Will Buy More GROCERIES Harrison & Scherrer I.O.O.F. BUILDING We Deliver Main 6651 -------------------------- Through Service We Grow A.E. Crosby Everything in Drugs and Kodaks Columbia Records and Grafanolas The Dalles, Oregon -------------------------------------- THE ROYAL CAFE Open Day and Night MEALS and OYSTERS 202 East Second St. The Dalles, Ore. -------------------------------- Main 6831 Correspondence Solicited DARNIELLE BROTHERS Real Estate, Loans and Insurance 405 Washington St. The Dalles, Ore. ---------------------- Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

Published by The Dalles High School Students, December 1922. FOOTBALL pages 51 - 55 Goldendale (Washington) Defeats The Dalles The Dalles high football aggregation tasted defeat for the first time this season at the hands of the snappy Goldendale eleven Saturday, November 18, at Brown field, Goldendale, by the score of 18 to 13. By virtue of the win Goldendale clinched the honors for the Mid-Columbia. Both teams played good ball, and Goldendale won the game by breaks. The break came in the last minute of play when Camlend of Goldendale pulled a statue play and got away for 20 yards. Camlend completed a pass that put the ball on The Dalles' one-yard line, after the whistle had blown, the full-back of Goldendale shoved the ball over the line which gave the winning touchdown. Time after time, the Goldendale halves broke through The Dalles line, only to be stopped by R. Van Orman, The Dalles safety, who never missed a tackle. The Dalles men were not up to their usual form in the game and played brilliantly in streaks, but failed to hold in the crises. The Dalles team did not show its old time fight any time during the contest, only when they would get their backs to the goal line, they would fight like tigers. Those who played a good game for The Dalles were: Cooper, H. Van Orman, and O. Mann on the line, and Wilcox, Esping, R. Van Orman and Davis in the backfield. Wilcox played a good game at quarter until injuries caused him to be taken from the game. The only substitutions made during the entire game for The Dalles were E. Mann at tackle for Gibson and K. Stone at quarter for Wilcox. The Dalles' first touchdown came in the end of the first quarter when, after advancing the ball to the 10-yard line, they lost it on failure to make yardage. Goldendale punted with The Dalles blocking kick with Bolton, falling on the ball. After making 8 yards in three downs, with 2 yards to go Wilcox went over for the first touchdown on a sneak play. Esping failed to kick goal. On the next kick-off due to an error of a few Dalles' players, Kaiser, fullback of the Goldendale aggregation skirted the side line the entire distance of the field for a touchdown. Goldendale failed to convert goal. Score, The Dalles 6, Goldendale 6. The Dalles' second touchdown came in the second quarter after the Goldendale line had failed to hold on a punt, and The Dalles boys broke through and blocked it, with Cramer recovering on the 5-yard line. Esping carried the ball over on the next play for a touchdown and also converted goal. A few minutes after the opening of the second half, Goldendale attempted a drop-kick which failed to go over the bar by a few inches. The ball see-sawed back and forth over the field until the last 5 minutes of play when after a series of double criss-crosses, which were very complicated, they put the ball over. Goldendale failed to kick goal. Score, The Dalles 13, Goldendale 12. With about three minutes of time left to play in, Goldendale became desperate for another touchdown and carried the ball up to the three-yard line on criss-crosses, and with 15 seconds left to play in Goldendale lined up very fast and put the ball across, but failed to kick goal. Score Goldendale 18, The Dalles 13. The individual stars of the Goldendale team were Camlend at quarter and Kaiser at full, Camlend seemed to be able to go through The Dalles line at any time he wished, as he made some wonderful runs around the ends. The line-up of the teams was as follows: The Dalles - Ends, Mann and Bolton; tackles, Cramer and Gibson; guards, Cooper and Jameson; center, H. Van Orman; quarter, Wilcox; halves, Davis and R. Van Orman; full, Esping. Goldendale - Ends, Collins and Musgrave; tackles, Dayton and Riley; guards, Teb and Coffield; center, Mort; quarter, Camlend; halves, Brunner and Wheeler; full, Kaiser. Officials - Referee, Goldquist, Portland; umpire, Tatro, The Dalles; head linesmen, Brooks, Goldendale. Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

Published by The Dalles High School Students December 1922 ADVERTISMENTS Christmas Brings a Flow of Gifts There is a time in the year when every member of the family goes about with a look of mysterious importance and a feeling of great satisfaction at having skillfully smuggled a bundle into the house without detection. That is the great joy of Christmas - the infinite pleasure of selecting and giving gifts. We have entered into a conspiracy with these givers of gifts. For mother, father, brother, sister, for the young hopeful of the family, for friends - for everyone, we are displaying a variety of attractive and suitable gifts - useful as well as lovely gifts. Let Us Help You Make Your Selection J.C.Penney Co. Buying More We Buy For Less. ------------------------------ An Invitation To The Younger Generation Officers of this institution believe in young men and women establishing banking connections early in life. We invite the young people who are on the first rung of the business ladder to open checking accounts here. The First National Bank The Dalles, Oregon ---------------------------------- THE BEST WAY It is none too early to secure one of our Liberty Bell Savings Banks as a Christmas Present for a member of your family. We encourage the practice of thrift, as the habit of saving is a vital factor in the welfare of our community. WASCO COUNTY BANK The Dalle, Oregon Member of the Federal Reserve System OFFICERS T.H. West, Vice Pres. Geo. C. Blakeley, Pres. E.E. Fitzwater, Cashier H.W. Scherrer, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS Geo. C. Blakeley, J. Park Bolton, C.A. Tom Dr. H.C. Dodds, Geo. Webb, T.H. West -------------------------------- The Citizens National Bank The Dalles, Oregon FOUR PER CENT Paid on Saving Accounts Some One Is Getting Your Money Every dollar you spend foolishly is being deposited by some one else, but you should rightly have it in your own account. Every dollar you place in our Savings Department will be working for you all of the time, day and night, but subject to your call, if necessity demands some ready cash. Member Federal Reserve System ---------------------------------------------- MOTOR SERVICE CO A Strictly Service Garage GAS -- OIL -- AIR -- WATER Battery -- Repairs -- Washing -- Greasing or any kind or variety of Service the Motorist desires Brunswick Tires Large Accessory Line The Dalles, Oregon ---------------------------------- John Milne SHOP AT 412 E. SECOND STREET Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating Shop Phone Red 991 Residence Phone Red 992 ------------------------------ The Dalles Iron Works J. B. Kirk, Proprietor Oxy - Acetylene Welding Cylinder Boring Automobile Work 720 East Second Street ------------------------------------ Home Made Chicken Tamales and Olympia Oysters AT THE OREGON BAKERY ----------------------- MATT SCHOREN General Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing 318 E. Third Street ------------------------- Maier & Schanno COAL Phone Main 6041 309 East Second St. ------------------------ MODEL LAUNDRY PHONE MAIN 41 ------------------------------ THE DALLES GROCERY Staple and Fancy Groceries 300 E. 3rd St. Phone Main 301 ---------------------------------- C.W. ADAMS Expert Shoe Repairer, Material and Workmanship the Best to Be Found Anywhere One door East of Welcome Cafe ------------------------------------- THE DALLES MEAT CO. Third and Washington Streets Phone Main 311 The Dalles, Oregon ------------------------------------- White River Flour ALL WHEAT Thoroughly Washed before Grinding Contains No Impurities Clean and Pure Try a Sack ---------------------------------------------- Acquire the Saving Habit Five Per Cent Cash Discount Given on every purchase Donnell's Drug Store -------------------------------------------- NICKELSENS BOOKS, MUSIC, AND STATIONERY 315 E. Second Street The Dalles, Ore. --------------------------- O. A. MELGAARD KODAK FINISHING Copying, Enlarging and Hand Coloring 405 Washington Street The Dalles ------------------------ Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

Published by The Dalles High School Students December 1922 NEWS NOTES Pages 47-49 Junior Class Play "The Amazons", the Junior Class play, given at the Civic auditorium, November 28, was a whimsical "romancy romance", having an old English background plus a great deal of modernism. Miriam, over the fact that all of her boys were girls, firmly resolved to make men of them anyway. But even the stern heart of Lady Castlejordan could not resist the "little arrows", and she at last abandoned her plans for the more natural ones of her daughters. Beulah Esping personified Lady Castlejordan, and judging from the stately grace and ease with which she acted her part, she might well have been that worthy lady in reality. Wilbur Stadelman as Reverend Roger Minchin, an old friend of the family, in whom the girls found a sure refuge and staunch friend, portrayed his part exceptionally well. Lord Noel, or Lady Noeline Belturbet, considered the "pick of the basket" and the most manly of Lady Castlejordan's sons (forgetting the fact that her heart was just like that of any other girl) was exceedingly well represented by Arvilla Kretzer. Lady Wilhemina, or Lord Willy, the effeminate of the Castlejordan "sons", whose tender heart was a willing recipient of the wiles of gleeful cupid, could have found no better or more pleasing representative than Eleanor Dickenson. Lord Tommy (Lady Thomasin only when away from Overcote) who came as near being a boy as a girl could be, was cleverly portrayed by the swaggering, boyish manner of Helen Toomey. The part of Viscount Litterly Barrington, the graceful, self-confident cousin of the three young ladies, was given due honor in the gallant courting and winning personality of Harry Wickman. William Ketchum, displaying exceptional talent in the part of Andre de Grival, the Frenchman who was "all English", but who persisted in saying the right things at the wrong time, kept the house in a continual uproar. Walter Emerson gave a notable personification of the lofty H'Englishman, Galfred, Earl of Tweenwayes, who thought the honor of becoming a Tweenwayes' wife enough to melt even a man's heart - confound it! Verla Miller as "Sergeant" Shuter made a very fitting physical instructor for the girls, and nearly always helped the principles of Lady Castlejordan. The part of Fitton (a gamekeeper) was ably played by Paul Schiller. Floyd Cook, as the old butler, had a very difficult role to play, but he did it in a very fitting manner. Elbert Kirk in the part of Orts (a poacher) showed considerable ability in "treating 'em rough". Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

Surnames: Weir, Alt Christians, Schalk, Bean Catherine "Alta" Weir, 87, a resident of Hood River (Oregon), died at her residence on August 28, 2002. She was born May 16, 1915, in Astoria (Oregon), the first of five children born to John F. and Irene Alt Christians. She grew up in Astoria and attended school there, graduating from Astoria High School in 1933. She then moved to Portland and lived with an aunt and uncle while attending business college, and after that moved back to Astoria and went to work for a dairy. She married Leonard F. Schalk on October 16, 1938. They were active members of the community especially the Clatsop County Historical Society. She taught history at the Clatsop Community College, hosted a radio program and was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church. Her husband died in 1958 and soon after that she went to work and worked for the YMCA and later Cox Cablevision. She married Thomas M. Weir in 1966 and they moved to Trail, B.C. (British Columbia, Canada) where she lived for the next 34 years. After her husband died in October 2000 she moved back the "states" and lived at Flagstone Assisted Living in The Dalles and a year later became the first resident of Hawk's Ridge Assisted Living in Hood River, which allowed her to be closer to her son and family. She is survived by her sons, Eldon Schalk and his wife, Sharon, White Salmon (Washington); and Steve Schalk and his wife, Patricia, Fresno, California; a granddaughter, Judy Bean and her husband, Kevin, Vancouver; grandsons, Eldon "Lenny" Schalk and his wife, Kim, White Salmon; Thomas Schalk, Salem (Oregon) Bradley Schalk and his wife, Elizabeth, Vancouver; Wesley Schalk and his wife, Kristin, Vancouver; and Chris Schalk and his wife, Staci, Fresno (California); and 11 grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her brother, Ted, two husbands, and granddaughter, Laurie and a great-grandson, Kody. Services were held at Anderson Tribute Center in Hood river. Private interment was at Greenwood Cemetery in Astoria. Memorials may be made to the Clatsop County Historical Society, c/o Anderson Tribute Center, 1401 Belmont, Hood River, Oregon 97031. The Dalles Chronicle September 4, 2002 Written permission to reprint given by The Dalles Chronicle, The Dalles, Oregon Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002. The Dalles, Oregon

Transcriber's note: I've refrained from copying articles that do not include names of residents; some of the colloquial terms we'll have to guess at the meanings of; present day capitals used on certain words were not used then. Fraternity names and organizations I am not familiar with. Advertisements placed in the newspaper were coded for easy identification. STRAYED A 2-year-old Hereford cow, branded M T on right hip, upper bit on right ear with calf, strayed from my place during the summer. Also a heifer calf about nine months old, upper bit on right ear, branded M T on right hip. Will give $5 for any information leading to the recovery of the former and $2 for the latter. Address Theo. Miguet, The Dalles (code: d24-1mw) ---------------------- LOCAL BREVITIES Meeting of the Luther League this evening at the Lutheran church at 8 o'clock. Word comes in from Kingsley (Oregon) that Miss Margaret Bolton, who has been dangerously ill for the past week is somewhat improved. Parties holding tickets for prizes at Gumbert's are requested to seal same in envelopes and return to Gumbert's not later than January 5th. Ernest Jensen is closing out his business in Hood River (Oregon) and will move to Idaho, where he has found a good opening to go into the candy-making business. At a meeting of the Methodist Sunday school board held Wednesday evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: J.S. Landers, Superintendent; F.R. Angle, 1st Assistant Superintendent; W.E. Gilhousen, 2nd Assistant Superintendent; W.A. Kirby, Secretary; Mable Collins, Treasurer; Chas. Collins, Librarian; Lloyd Laughlin, Assistant Librarian; Edith Randall, Organist; Miss Collum, Assistant Organist; W. Cross, Chorister. Beginning the new year aright Herman Wheeler and Miss Annie Bunnell of Cascade Locks (Oregon) and John Ira Taylor and Hattie Caroline Purser, of Hood River (Oregon), petitioned County Clerk Lake for marriage licenses, which were granted this morning. At the yearly election of the Women's Relief Corps, the following officers were chosen for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Blanche Patterson; senior vice-president, Mrs. Jessie McArthur; junior vice-president, Mrs. Carrie Brownell; captain, Mrs. Ella Grimes; secretary, Miss Anna Stubling; treasurer, Mrs. Belle Burger. It has been a long time since Mr. and Mrs. William Woodroe had as large a family of Royal Neighbors and their friends as were inmates of their household new year's eve. They had made ample preparations, so were ready for all who came to watch the year out and the new in. A count was taken before lunch and sixty were served. They must have had a fine time as it was between 3 and 4 o'clock before all departed. The watch meeting spent at Fraternity Hall with Cedar Circle was pleasant and enjoyed by about two hundred people. A varied program was given. Little Leah Booth personated the new year and came in on the stroke of 12, presenting hand painted calendars to each one present. It was 1 o'clock before the audience dispersed. George Mann, who lives in Thompson's Addition, was fortunate in one sense of the word and unfortunate in another on Wednesday afternoon. Driving into the city, when about two hundred yards beyond the brow of the brewery grade, the double tree broke and his horses started to run down the grade. Before they had gone far they ran against a large rock and fell over the embankment onto the rocks eighty feet beneath, killing one of them instantly and the other died a short time afterward. This is a great loss to Mr. Mann since he refused $300 for them not long since. Mr. Mann was fortunate in jumping before the crash came. Reverend B.E. Koontz, complaining witness in the Nickelsen case, said to a reporter: "The statement that there is such a strong protest against Dr. Brown trying the case and that Bishop Cranston removed him is false and untrue. Dr. Brown requested the bishop to appoint Dr. Gibson or some other presiding elder. He did this through the counsel of both sides, and in a personal letter himself and the bishop stated to Dr. Brown that to accommodate him he would do this, and not because he would act unfairly in the matter. This appointment of Dr. Gibson as chairman of the investigating committee does not displace Dr. Brown as presiding elder. He is still in control of every other matter pertaining to the case, and still is in full authority concerning C.D. Nickelsen and the Colfax church. Another well-known citizen of The Dalles - one who has lived here for many years - died suddenly at noon today, and those who have been accustomed to seeing Charles Fouts pass in and out among them for years will see him no more. Mr. Fout's daughters, Frances and Alberta, being away, the former a stenographer in Portland and the latter visiting her uncle in Oregon City. Mr. Fouts had been batching with Mr. Root on the hill. For two weeks past he has been complaining; but this morning started down with Mr. Root and having placed his tools in his pockets said if he felt better he would finish a job of carpentering which had been waiting for him for some time. Growing tired, he suggested that they go down to Page's home at the end of Liberty street to rest. They did go, but Mr. Page was not at his home and they came on up Second street. He grew worse and complained of a severe pain in the region of his heart. They stepped into Charlie Frank's saloon and Fouts sat down a mom! ent. A little later he walked to the back room followed by Root. Soon he grew much worse and rested his head on the table. A physician was summoned, but before he could reach the saloon, Mr. Fouts had died. He was a man of about 53 years and leaves a wife (who unfortunately has been an inmate of the insane asylum for some years) and two daughters. A brother, also, resides at Oregon City (Oregon) and one at Dayton, Washington. The former is expected here tonight, and it is likely the remains will be taken to Portland for burial. ______________________ STRAYED Came to my place near M. Speicenger's, one spotted red and white steer, with long hair; no visible brand; two crops on right ear. Owner can have same by proving property and paying all charges. J.L. LaConna, Old Knebel place (code d17-1mo) _______________________ TO THE PUBLIC I have this day, January 1st, 1903 transferred my business to my son, F.H. Van Norden, and hope he shall retain the customers that I have had during my residence in The Dalles, to whom I return my sincere thanks for their patronage. I would respectfully ask a continuance of the same for my successor H.H. Van Norden. signed, T.A. Van Norden (code j2-1md&w) _________________________ PERSONAL MENTION Dr. Charles Adams, of Tygh (Valley) (Oregon), spent yesterday with his relatives in the city. Mrs. W.H. Andrews was in the city from Wasco (Oregon) Wednesday, the guest of Mrs. Frank Fulton. Miss Emily Liebe was up from Portland and spent yesterday with her cousins, the Misses Liebe. Miss Maggie Kelly, who has spent the holidays at home returned to Monmouth today to resume her studies at the normal school. Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Sylvester have returned from Portland, where they went to spend Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. Emery Oliver. N.M. Lane of Shaniko (Oregon), made his first visit to his old home town in the past two years the first of the week and left yesterday for Portland. After spending a fortnight at home Miss Martha Whealdon left this morning for Monmouth (Oregon), where she will resume her studies at the state normal school. Dr. J.E. Anderson spent yesterday in Portland, where an enthusiastic meeting of osteopaths was held at the Imperial hotel yesterday morning. From reports given in the doctor tells us Osteopathy is gaining in favor in Oregon with remarkable rapidity. ] This office acknowledge a very pleasant call today from Colonel P.H. Swift, special agent of the general land office, who has been detailed to look after affairs in this land district. Colonel Swift is a newspaper man of Rice Lake, Wisconsin, and a most interesting gentleman. _________________ APPRECIATION We desire through the columns of The Chronicle to express our thanks to the neighbors and friends who so kindly rendered assistance during the illness of our beloved one and at the time of his death offered such words of comfort and sympathy. Mrs. E.H. Waterman and Family ___________________ STRAYED One 3-year-old chunky steer, with small horns; also one 2-year-old (about white) muley heifer, with blue neck, both with crop off left ear and branded with L on left hip. Anyone having information concerning them please address Lorenzen Bros. Box 1606, The Dalles (code d27-1m) Written permission to reprint given by The Dalles Chronicle, The Dalles, Oregon Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002. The Dalles, Oregon

SOCIAL NEWS pages 63 - 67 Informal Party Miss Harriet Schrum was hostess at a dancing party given at the Vogt hall Monday evening, November 27, in honor of Miss Lela Hecker who is soon to leave for California. Those present were the Misses Lela Hecker, Eunice Bolton, Beryl Calbreath, Arline Loomis, Zelda Schrum, Clara Morganson, Doris Hanson, Marie Oakman, Malina Harris, Verla Miller, and Harriet Schrum. The Messrs. Robert Van Orman, Ronald Van Orman, John Hanson, Everett Mann, Orville Mann, Henry Maier, Graydon Calbreath, Guy Phetteplace, Arnold Harris, Fonrose Hazlett, Loren Hecker, and Cecil Chrisman ------------------------- Entertain The Junior Play Cast Miss Diffley and Miss Elveta Miller were hostesses at a dancing party Friday evening, December 1, at the home of Mrs. Dolly Johnston, for the members of the Junior Play cast and a few invited guests. Dancing and cards were the diversions of the evening. Before refreshments were served, dainty place cards with an appropriate line from the play were given out. In addition to the hostesses and the cast, which included Arville Kretzer, Helen Toomey, Eleanore Dickenson, Beulah Esping, Verla Miller, William Ketchum, Walter Emerson, Harry Wickman, Wilbur Stadelman, Paul Schiller, Floyd Cook and Elbert Kirk, Helen Williams, Crystal Wilcox, Eunice Doyle, Orlo Bagley of Vancouver, Washington, Guy Phetteplace, Addie Wray, Audrey Vogel, and Everett Wilkinson were invited. -------------------------- Unique Party The Girls' Friendly Society of St. Paul's were entertained at the W.V. Chambers home Friday evening, December 1. The house was prettily decorated with streamers and lanterns. Games, dancing, and story-telling furnished amusements for the guests. Each guest was given a small green cap and told to impersonate some character in the Robin Hood fables. The guests were then lead to the dining room which was attractively decorated in Robin Hood green, where refreshments were served. Members of the society who were present were: the Misses Margaret Hix, Georgia Merrifield, Freda Marsh, Mary Van Vactor, Ila Sheffer, Helen Pruyne, Gwenith Wilkinson, and Margaret Chambers with Dorothy Carpenter, Nadine Stone, and Adelaide Ketchum as invited guests. ----------------------------------- Younger Set Entertained The home of Harold Nelson was the scene of a very pretty party Friday evening, November 17. Games, cards, and music furnished entertainment for the guests. Special musical selections were given by Miss Dorothy Rand. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake, chocolate, ice cream and candy were served by Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Hurdle. The guest list included the Misses Dorothy Rand, Della and Mary Driskell, Freda Marsh, Elizabeth Browne, Hazel Newbill, Helen Aldrich, Ruth Star, and Jacquetta Moorehead. The Messrs. Jay Rorick, Roy Irwin, Steryl Boothby, Ward French, Albert Forman, Fred Loomis, Lewis Denny, and Harold Nelson. ---------------------------- George Stadelman Gives Party George Stadelman was host to a number of his young friends at a party given at his home Saturday evening, November 25. Games were played during the evening and refreshments were served. Those who enjoyed the e veing were: jacquetta Moorehead, Mary Driskell, Lillian Malloy, Elizabeth Browne, Hazel Newbill, Della Driskell, Freda Marsh, LewisDenny, Albert Forman, Steryl Boothby, Fred Loomis, Morris Gumbert, Frank De Vaney, Jay Rorick and George Stadelman. ------------------------- Pleasant Evening Miss Verla Miller entertained a few of her friends at her home Friday evening, November 17. Dancing and cards were enjoyed during the evening. Those present were: Marie Oakman, Evelyn Edmunson, Verla Miller, William Myers, Arnold Harris and Thorman Smith. Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002 The Dalles, Oregon

Published by The Dalles High School Students, December 1922. THE D.H.S. HONOR ROLL page 41 FRESHMEN Frank De Vaney Juanita Baker Freda Marsh Morris Gumbert Walter Marr Denzil Harper Donald McGowan Joe Tamura Earl Wisner Maybell Bramlette Virginia Coe Hazel Faust Faye Keller Blanche Leabo Beryl Messenger Ruby Rickard Mozelle Van Orman SOPHOMORES Wesley Altermatt Alfred Wheeler Mildred Campbell Vira Mason Lois Cooper Beulah Newbill Warren Frye Mildred Taylor Lucile Jackson Roberta Wilcox Ellen Johnston Virginia Scott Florence Kaufman Loyd Heckman Doris Klindt JUNIORS Theodore Gibson Darl Wheeler Darwin Pillars William Ketchum Gerald Pattee Thelma Crandall Paul Schiller Elinor Dickenson Harry Wickman Eunice Doyle Lela Meredith Maud Shrum Dorothy Stickle Lynn Cooper Crystal Wilcox Donald Price Everett Mann SENIORS Norville Bennett Cecile Helms Graydon Calbreath Lucile Kennedy Gilbert Conner Sadie Malloy Hugh Creighton Edna Lois Maxon Nellie Best Verna Pickell Ardis Coleman Dorothy Tetherow Ruth Cooper Minnie Weigelt Vearl Dunn Orville Mann Evelyn Edmunson Dudley Palmer Grace Francis Ronald Van Orman Beatrice Harden Horton Van Orman Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 Browse http://historysavers.com/orwasco/ for recently updated information regarding Wasco County. Links are at the bottom of the page. Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002. The Dalles, Oregon

Published by The Dalles High School students, Eight months of the school year. Editorial Staff: Editor-in-chief............................. Beatrice Harden Assistant Editor......................... Arvilla Kretzer Faculty Adviser.......................... Miss Hart Principal......................................P.K. Abrahamson Printing Supervisor......................H.G. Miller Business Department: Business Manager......................Horton Van Orman Assistant Business Manager.......Gerald Pattee Literary Department: Literary Editor.............................Edna Lois Maxon News Department: School News................Lela Meredith, Dorwin Pillars Social News...............................Eunice Doyle Sports........................................Roland Collins Exchanges.................................Adelia Gates Poet's Corner..............................Lela Meredith Jokes.........................................Edwin R. Schiller Class Reporters: Senior Class...............................Roland Collins Junior Class...............................Thelma Crandall Sophomore Class.......................Mildred Taylor Freshman Class.........................Elizabeth Browne Art Department: Staff Artist.................................Westley Altermatt Staff Artist.................................Horton Van Orman Subscriptions Rates - $1.00 Per Year Single copy 50 cents --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Advertising Rates Quoted Upon Application to Business Manager --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Printed by the Students of The Dalles High School Printing Department Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 Historic The Dalles Days Friday, October 4, and Saturday, October 5, 2002. The Dalles, Oregon

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Surnames: Morris, Barnes, Schultz, Perkins, Clark, Egbert, Whitwell, Doke, Trail, Spade, Bledsoe, Selleneit Clifton "Bob" Robert Morris, Jr., 72, a resident of The Dalles since 1956, died at his home on Wednesday, August 21, 2002. He was born February 20, 1930, in Iraan, Texas, the third of four children to Clifton Robert and Thelma Veda (Barnes) Morris. He grew up in the Midwest and Vancouver (Washington). He married Caroline Schultz on June 24, 1949, in Vancouver. She preceded him in death in 1986. He worked as a supervisor at The Dalles Harvey Aluminum and Martin Marietta and Goldendale (Washington) Commonwealth (aluminum) from 1956 to his retirement in 1985. He was a member of BPOE (Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks), Eagles and Moose Lodges and the First Christian Church. He enjoyed camping, fishing, RV (recreational vehicle) travel and snowbirding to Arizona. Survivors include his wife, Billie Louise (Perkins) Morris, whom he married December 23, 1988, in Hood River; his children and their spouses, Bob and Cleta Morris, Sherry and Lloyd Clark; Dawn and Myron Egbert, Dianna and Lynn Whitwell, all of The Dalles; and Randy Morris, Las Vegas (Nevada); stepchildren, Jeff and Sue Doke, Martinez, California; Michael Doke, Hood River; Patti and Dave Trail, Elma, Washington; Joni Spade, Reno (Nevada); his grandchildren, Jeff, Joe, Angie, Carrie, Stacy, Kenny, Amber, Morgan, Tim, Marti, Jesse, Sarah, Hannah and Michael; great grandchildren, Kane, Zach, Devon, Alliand Tianna; his siblings, Wanda Bledsoe, The Dalles; guy and Betty Morris, Hermiston (Oregon); and Connie Selleneit, Idaho. He was preceded in death by his son, Richard, and two infant daughters. Viewing visitation will be held at Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home on Friday, August 23, from 2 to 7 p.m. and 9 a.m. through services on Saturday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, August 24, at Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home. Interment follows at The Dalles Parklawn Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Hospice of the Gorge, 751 Myrtle Street, The Dalles, Oregon 97058 or the First Christian Church Building Fund, 909 Court Street, The Dalles, Oregon 97058. The Dalles Chronicle August 22, 2002 Written permission to reprint given by The Dalles Chronicle, The Dalles, Oregon. Copied and submitted by Earline Wasser "Don't judge each day by the harvest your reap, but by the seeds you plant. Robert Louis Stevenson Researching WASSER, GOAR, JOURNEY, HAMM, VINZANT, McNEAL, MATHIESON Member of Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society c/o The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library 722 Court Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058