1910 OR CENSUS - James Beyerle, age 1, b. Oregon, is enumerated with John T., age 36, occupation farmer, b. Illinois, and his wife of 9 years, age 29, mother of 5 children, b. Oregon, along with William J., age 8, b. Oregon, Mary R., age 7, b. Oregon, George, age 5, b. Oregon, Richard, age 3, b. Oregon. 

1920 OR CENSUS James Beyerle (10y, b Oregon) enumerated with parents J.T. (46y, b Illinois, occupation farmer) and Myrtle (37y, b Oregon) and 4 siblings, all born in Oregon, William J. (18y), Ruth (16y), George (15y) and Richard (13y)

1930 OR CENSUS James Beyerle (21y, b Oregon) enumerated with parents John T. (56y, b Illinois, occupation farmer) and Myrtle (49y, b Oregon)

MARRIAGE James M. Beyerle (29y, b Polk Co, Oregon, son of J.T. Beyerle and Myrtle Sturgis) and Ora J. Rowland (21y, b Portland, Ore, dau of Roy R. Rowland and Ora Rowland) both of Dallas, Oregon, md 3 Oct 1938, Vancouver, Clark Co, Washington

1940 OR CENSUS James Beyerle (31y, b Oregon, occupation timber feller) enumerated with wife Jeannette (22y, b Oregon); both were living in Dallas, Polk Co, Oregon in 1935

James Monroe Beyerle, 75, of Newport died April 11 at Corvallis. He was born Feb. 5, 1909, in Dallas.
He was raised in Dallas. He owned and operated an 80 acre farm in Smithfield for many years. On Oct. 4, 1938, he married Jeannette Rowland in Vancouver, Washington.  After marriage, they moved to Dolph, where he began working for the Oregon State Highway Department and also farmed 180 acres. 
They moved to Ontario and later to Newport in 1954. He retired from the Highway Department in 1970. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Newport and the Odd Fellows Lodge of Newport. 
Survivors include his wife, Jeannette of Newport; son, James Michael Beyerle of Salem; daughter, Nancy Jean Burch of Newport; brothers, George Beyerle of Dallas and Dick Beyerle of Portland, and a sister, Ruth Johnson of Portland, along with three grandchildren.
Funeral services were April 14 at Salem Pioneer Cemetery with committal in Salem Pioneer Cemetery.
Arrangements were by DeMoss-Durdan Garden Chapel of Corvallis.
Donations to his memory may be given to the Organ Fund at the First Christian Church of Newport.
Itemizer Observer, Thursday, 18 Apr 1984, 6-B:3-4.

LR
ODI
1910 OR CENSUS (Polk Co., Dallas, ED 240, sheet 15B)

1920 OR CENSUS (Polk Co, Salt Creek, ED 363, sheet 9B-10A)

1930 OR CENSUS (Polk Co, Salt Creek, ED 15, sheet 8A)

Washington Marriage Records (Ancestry.com)

1940 OR CENSUS (Tillamook Co, Hebo, ED 29-18, sheet 3B)

IO, 18 Apr 1984, 6-B:3-4