Entertainers at Coquille Bunshow Draw Local Crowd
Wes Helen Lampoon and a group from Myrtle Point attended a bunshow in Coquille last Saturday. The crowd included Mrs. KE Barker, Aileen, Mrs. J D Chambers, and Mrs. R. Harris con Mast.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
2
Wes Helen Lampoon and a group from Myrtle Point attended a bunshow in Coquille last Saturday. The crowd included Mrs. KE Barker, Aileen, Mrs. J D Chambers, and Mrs. R. Harris con Mast.
Mrs. T. L. Henness brought beautiful dahlias to the dining room of grow od Bagh. The blooms stood eight feet tall and showed georgeous color, drawing attention for their size and vivid hues.
Local items show visits and events across Myrtle Point, Coquille, Bandon, Marshfield and Powers. People frequent farms stores, farms and houses. engagements include visits by Miss Loree Miller from Portland and other confirmations of social activity. school prep and church quilting are noted along with local business promotions and home improvements.
Mrs Oliver Ho Clarke will offer Melody Way piano lessons for children aged eight to fourteen who have not previously studied piano. The program requires no home piano and aims to help parents gauge musical potential before purchasing instruments or private lessons.
Fragmented notice lists straw building items and hardware prices from Myrtle Point yard. Mentions Dr Straw and Keizer Hospital, building materials like doors sash and timber, with prices per thousand and vendors listed.
Mr and Mrs Henry J Radabsaugh family drove to Grants Pass to visit their parents with their daughter Mrs Ray Coquille. Louis and Fred Folsom of Portland joined the trip stopping here Monday for a several day visit. The party planned to return home Friday after visiting family in this area.
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