Evidently the
The Sentinel
A COCO
FAFU
IS A IMO
TWENTY YEARS AGO
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Fragment» of Fact
and Fancy
carried on. But a plant, partly built,
to make steel on the lower Willamette
riyer is qpving trouble obtaining a
clearance from the powers that be in (Taken from The Sentinel of Friday,
Washington—with the shortage of
September 1, 1922)
steel becoming more acute each duy.
A thousand people from all over
the county came to help celebrate
Coquille’s Golden Jubilee on Wed
nesday, . . The oldest settler register
ed was Russell Dement, of Myrtle
Point, who came here in 1859, when
six years old and who has sixty-nine
years in Coos county to his 'credit.,
Other noteworthy records we note
were the following: Mrs A. D. Wol
cott the first white child bom on the
Coquille river at Parkersburg in 1859;
and the six members of the Baltimore
colony still living in Ahis valley who
came the same year, T. M. Hermann,
Frank Hermann, J. F Schroeder, Au
gust 8chroeder, C. E. Schroeder and
Nellie Bender.
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The girls high school glee club,
whieh sang at the Golden Jubilee was
composed of
Jennie Price, June
Willey, Elva Willey, Aileen Wilson,
Dorothy Newton,
Hasel
Newton,
Marvel Skeels, Adrienne Hazard,
Delia Sherwood Lucille Hoover, Har
riet Gould
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