FRANKIE 'I'lMEllllE: ~ 1875-1941 1875' 1890s 1900s Frannie born on Willamette Valley iarm - Frannie is late teens, early twenties 18905 —"every home wants a mail order catalog 1891 - Frannie moves to homestead on coast 1893 recession lasting four'years‘ 1896 bicycle craze sweeps America ' 1898 Spanish-American War Frannie is late 20s, early 30s ' 19005 every home wdnts a camera 1904 .—. towns start having electric lights, 1903 Wright brothers build flying machine .1905 lewis and Clark Expo in Portland 1906 towns start having telephones 1908 automobiles begin replacing horses 1909 - towns start having movie theaters 1906 earthquake and fire in San Francisco 1907 - first high schools open in towns 1910s Frannie istlate 30s, early. 40s 1920: 1930s 1941 1910s every family wants a car 1910 developers sell summer resort properties '1 1911 - Portland Tillamook train 5ervite starts 1912 - Oregon legislature approves vote for women I p ' 1912 —, Gov Oswald West declares beaches state highways 1914 - PanamaCanal opens, war starts in Europe 5 1917 — U S enters world war ' 1918 - llu epidemic kills millions 1918 —.Nehalem Bay ietties completed 1919 — Tillamook north ietty completed Frannie is late 40s, early 50s 19205 -.every family wants a g‘ramophone 1920 .— women gain vote nationwide 1921 prohibition. begins 1923 — onero‘om' schools consolidate into grade schools 1925 -improved local roads mean lots more cars 1927 Lindbergh flight over Atlantic 1928 - first talkie movies ’ 1929 _- stockmarket crash starts Great Depression — Frannie is late 50:, early 60s 1930,51 every family wants a radio 1932 - prohibition ends ' 1933 — Tillamook Burn forest fire v 1935 - electricity begins arriving at rural homes 1938 - HighWay 101 open north from Monzanito 1938 - power from Bonneville 0am reaches county 1939 — highways 26 and 6 open to Portland ‘ a Frannie is , i .- 1941 Pearl Harbor attack brings U S into World War I \ During the late '1_9th century, several thousand teen— age brides moved with their husbands onto homesteads along the North Oregon coast. Lost Pioneer portrays the experiences of these women. , A . Blending biographical data with historical imagina— tion, Mark Beach, Ph.D;', historian, developed the char— acter of Frannie by studying. the lives of three women who. hoinesteaded in Tillamook Countyin the 18903: Olive Scovell, Mary Gerritse and Jennie Reeher. Mrs. ScOvell lived almost 60 years on her homestead prop- erty. Today her many grandchildren in north Tillamook County remember her fondly. Extensive written records portray the lives of Mrs. Gerritse and Mrs. Recher. With the biographies as a base, scenes were added about events women might have eicperienced throughout . their man lifetimeson the North Oregon 'coast. Lost Pianeer takes place on Christmas Eve, 1941, just three weeks after Pearl Harbor. Thelmain character, Frannie, nowp66 years old, recalls her life during the early years of the 20th century. ' .' rannie’s Faniin _- ' lst husband: Ezra; 3 daughters: Caroline,,Annie and Sally 2nd husband: August; 2 sons: Edward and Daniel UnsuccesSful suitor for 3rd marriage: Albert‘ , OCR Text: FRANKIE 'I'lMEllllE: ~ 1875-1941 1875' 1890s 1900s Frannie born on Willamette Valley iarm - Frannie is late teens, early twenties 18905 —"every home wants a mail order catalog 1891 - Frannie moves to homestead on coast 1893 recession lasting four'years‘ 1896 bicycle craze sweeps America ' 1898 Spanish-American War Frannie is late 20s, early 30s ' 19005 every home wdnts a camera 1904 .—. towns start having electric lights, 1903 Wright brothers build flying machine .1905 lewis and Clark Expo in Portland 1906 towns start having telephones 1908 automobiles begin replacing horses 1909 - towns start having movie theaters 1906 earthquake and fire in San Francisco 1907 - first high schools open in towns 1910s Frannie istlate 30s, early. 40s 1920: 1930s 1941 1910s every family wants a car 1910 developers sell summer resort properties '1 1911 - Portland Tillamook train 5ervite starts 1912 - Oregon legislature approves vote for women I p ' 1912 —, Gov Oswald West declares beaches state highways 1914 - PanamaCanal opens, war starts in Europe 5 1917 — U S enters world war ' 1918 - llu epidemic kills millions 1918 —.Nehalem Bay ietties completed 1919 — Tillamook north ietty completed Frannie is late 40s, early 50s 19205 -.every family wants a g‘ramophone 1920 .— women gain vote nationwide 1921 prohibition. begins 1923 — onero‘om' schools consolidate into grade schools 1925 -improved local roads mean lots more cars 1927 Lindbergh flight over Atlantic 1928 - first talkie movies ’ 1929 _- stockmarket crash starts Great Depression — Frannie is late 50:, early 60s 1930,51 every family wants a radio 1932 - prohibition ends ' 1933 — Tillamook Burn forest fire v 1935 - electricity begins arriving at rural homes 1938 - HighWay 101 open north from Monzanito 1938 - power from Bonneville 0am reaches county 1939 — highways 26 and 6 open to Portland ‘ a Frannie is , i .- 1941 Pearl Harbor attack brings U S into World War I \ During the late '1_9th century, several thousand teen— age brides moved with their husbands onto homesteads along the North Oregon coast. Lost Pioneer portrays the experiences of these women. , A . Blending biographical data with historical imagina— tion, Mark Beach, Ph.D;', historian, developed the char— acter of Frannie by studying. the lives of three women who. hoinesteaded in Tillamook Countyin the 18903: Olive Scovell, Mary Gerritse and Jennie Reeher. Mrs. ScOvell lived almost 60 years on her homestead prop- erty. Today her many grandchildren in north Tillamook County remember her fondly. Extensive written records portray the lives of Mrs. Gerritse and Mrs. Recher. With the biographies as a base, scenes were added about events women might have eicperienced throughout . their man lifetimeson the North Oregon 'coast. Lost Pianeer takes place on Christmas Eve, 1941, just three weeks after Pearl Harbor. Thelmain character, Frannie, nowp66 years old, recalls her life during the early years of the 20th century. ' .' rannie’s Faniin _- ' lst husband: Ezra; 3 daughters: Caroline,,Annie and Sally 2nd husband: August; 2 sons: Edward and Daniel UnsuccesSful suitor for 3rd marriage: Albert‘ , Nehalem Valley Historical Society,Under Construction,March 2024 Shipment Scans,Purple Folder G,Frannie Timeline,P01.tif, P01.tif