DAVID DIX FOUND DEAD IN HOUSE
David Roy Dix, 72, was found dead last night at his home at 412 E 12th street.
Deputy Coroner Leonard R. Smith said Mr. Dix who lived alone, apparently had died of a heart attack Wednesday afternoon. He was last seen by neighbors about 4:30 p.m. that day.
Mr. Dix was found seated on a davenport when a neighbor, W.A. Anerton, entered the house to investigate after having observed that the house was in darkness Wednesday night.
Funeral arrangements are pending at the Callaway & Son Mortuary
Published in the The Dalles Chronicle Feb 20 1949.
DIX RITES SLATED
Services for David Roy Dix, 72, a long time resident of The Dalles who died at his home at 41 E 12th street Wednesday night will be held at 2 P.M. Tuesday from the C.R. Callaway & Son Chapel. Interment will be in the IOOF cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Dix are three sisters, Mrs. Ada Kibbs, Portland, Mrs. Hugh Thornton, Clackamas, and Mrs. C A McCarty, Boise, and two brothers, Clark Dix, Klamath Falls, and Gough Dix, Rockaway.
Published in The Dalles Chronicle Feb 20 1949.
*David was of medium height, slender, with gray eyes and black hair.
David Roy Dix, 72, was found dead last night at his home at 412 E 12th street.
Deputy Coroner Leonard R. Smith said Mr. Dix who lived alone, apparently had died of a heart attack Wednesday afternoon. He was last seen by neighbors about 4:30 p.m. that day.
Mr. Dix was found seated on a davenport when a neighbor, W.A. Anerton, entered the house to investigate after having observed that the house was in darkness Wednesday night.
Funeral arrangements are pending at the Callaway & Son Mortuary
Published in the The Dalles Chronicle Feb 20 1949.
DIX RITES SLATED
Services for David Roy Dix, 72, a long time resident of The Dalles who died at his home at 41 E 12th street Wednesday night will be held at 2 P.M. Tuesday from the C.R. Callaway & Son Chapel. Interment will be in the IOOF cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Dix are three sisters, Mrs. Ada Kibbs, Portland, Mrs. Hugh Thornton, Clackamas, and Mrs. C A McCarty, Boise, and two brothers, Clark Dix, Klamath Falls, and Gough Dix, Rockaway.
Published in The Dalles Chronicle Feb 20 1949.
*David was of medium height, slender, with gray eyes and black hair.
DAVID DIX FOUND DEAD IN HOUSE
David Roy Dix, 72, was found dead last night at his home at 412 E 12th street.
Deputy Coroner Leonard R. Smith said Mr. Dix who lived alone, apparently had died of a heart attack Wednesday afternoon. He was last seen by neighbors about 4:30 p.m. that day.
Mr. Dix was found seated on a davenport when a neighbor, W.A. Anerton, entered the house to investigate after having observed that the house was in darkness Wednesday night.
Funeral arrangements are pending at the Callaway & Son Mortuary
Published in the The Dalles Chronicle Feb 20 1949.
DIX RITES SLATED
Services for David Roy Dix, 72, a long time resident of The Dalles who died at his home at 41 E 12th street Wednesday night will be held at 2 P.M. Tuesday from the C.R. Callaway & Son Chapel. Interment will be in the IOOF cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Dix are three sisters, Mrs. Ada Kibbs, Portland, Mrs. Hugh Thornton, Clackamas, and Mrs. C A McCarty, Boise, and two brothers, Clark Dix, Klamath Falls, and Gough Dix, Rockaway.
Published in The Dalles Chronicle Feb 20 1949.
*David was of medium height, slender, with gray eyes and black hair.
David Roy Dix, 72, was found dead last night at his home at 412 E 12th street.
Deputy Coroner Leonard R. Smith said Mr. Dix who lived alone, apparently had died of a heart attack Wednesday afternoon. He was last seen by neighbors about 4:30 p.m. that day.
Mr. Dix was found seated on a davenport when a neighbor, W.A. Anerton, entered the house to investigate after having observed that the house was in darkness Wednesday night.
Funeral arrangements are pending at the Callaway & Son Mortuary
Published in the The Dalles Chronicle Feb 20 1949.
DIX RITES SLATED
Services for David Roy Dix, 72, a long time resident of The Dalles who died at his home at 41 E 12th street Wednesday night will be held at 2 P.M. Tuesday from the C.R. Callaway & Son Chapel. Interment will be in the IOOF cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Dix are three sisters, Mrs. Ada Kibbs, Portland, Mrs. Hugh Thornton, Clackamas, and Mrs. C A McCarty, Boise, and two brothers, Clark Dix, Klamath Falls, and Gough Dix, Rockaway.
Published in The Dalles Chronicle Feb 20 1949.
*David was of medium height, slender, with gray eyes and black hair.
Gravesite Details
*Although it has been established that David is buried in this cemetery (In fact next to his Mother) no stone or marker exists.
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