Harry married Anna May Oswald Skoog in 1954 in Vancouver, Washington. They were both living in Sweet Home, Oregon at the time of their marriage.
Sometime later, they moved to Seaside, Oregon, where Harry managed the 'Gayway Park' (circa. 1960's), which was torn down around 1980. My husband has fond memories of his visits to Seaside, where he got to ride the Bumper Cars for free. They were directly across the street from the park, and Grandpa Harry was good friends with the operator of the Bumper cars.
Sometime later, they moved to Seaside, Oregon, where Harry managed the 'Gayway Park' (circa. 1960's), which was torn down around 1980. My husband has fond memories of his visits to Seaside, where he got to ride the Bumper Cars for free. They were directly across the street from the park, and Grandpa Harry was good friends with the operator of the Bumper cars.
Harry married Anna May Oswald Skoog in 1954 in Vancouver, Washington. They were both living in Sweet Home, Oregon at the time of their marriage.
Sometime later, they moved to Seaside, Oregon, where Harry managed the 'Gayway Park' (circa. 1960's), which was torn down around 1980. My husband has fond memories of his visits to Seaside, where he got to ride the Bumper Cars for free. They were directly across the street from the park, and Grandpa Harry was good friends with the operator of the Bumper cars.
Sometime later, they moved to Seaside, Oregon, where Harry managed the 'Gayway Park' (circa. 1960's), which was torn down around 1980. My husband has fond memories of his visits to Seaside, where he got to ride the Bumper Cars for free. They were directly across the street from the park, and Grandpa Harry was good friends with the operator of the Bumper cars.
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