The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 14, 1935, page 10

J.C. WARNER, TROUT LAKE RESIDENT, CALLED

     John C. Warner, of Trout Lake, died at the Emanuel hospital in Portland Tuesday, at the age of 86 years, 5 months, and 13 days. He was born in Delta, Canada. He moved to Michigan at the age of 16 and then west to North Dakota in 1880. After a few years, in 1920, he came west to Long Beach, Wash., where he lived six years before coming to Laurel. Five years later, in 1914, he went to Trout Lake. He was married to Rose E. McElroy in August 1884. Twelve children were born to them. The 7 still living are: Mrs. Edith Wilson, of Long Beach, Calif.; James D. Warner, of Idaho Falls, Ida.; Mrs. Bernice Montgomery, of Aurora, Ore.; Dewey Warner of Trout Lake; Mrs. Dollie Schmid of Trout Lake; Eugene B. Warner of Portland and John C. Warner Jr., of The Dalles.
     The funeral was in charge of Gardner's Funeral Service, Rev. George Good of Trout Lake preaching the service. The remains were laid to rest in the Trout Lake cemetery.

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