Mrs Evans and Jack Carpenter Visit Relatives in Logan
Mrs Evans and her son Jack Carpenter are visiting relatives in Logan, staying for an unspecified duration. The trip focuses on family reunion and time spent with relatives in the area.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
3
Mrs Evans and her son Jack Carpenter are visiting relatives in Logan, staying for an unspecified duration. The trip focuses on family reunion and time spent with relatives in the area.
One hundred forty pupils will move to the senior division at Nelsonville Friday night as junior high commencement exercises precede the main graduation. Dr. J. G. Collicott will deliver the address at the high school auditorium. Program includes invocation, music by the junior high glee club, and diploma and honors presentations.
Nelsonville May 19 J B Preston was fined eight dollars and sixty cents by Mayor L J Eberle after pleading guilty to a traffic infraction for parking his car in front of a fire plug.
Nelsonville May 19 sponsors report the senior class is working hard on The Whole Towns Talking to be presented Monday evening. The cast members include the student actors and production crew preparing sets and costumes for the performance.
The senior class stage show closes Monday May 23 with a witty cast. Ethel is played by Mary K. Allen, Chet Binney by Francis R. McLain, Mr Simmons by Martin Hall, Letty Lythe by Mary Louise Leyshon, Roger Shields by Max Wolfe, Mrs Simmons by Eien Dairs, Sadie Bloom by Lillian Stover, and others including Blake Mechem Lucille Huddy and Edwin Holland. The play promises varied, amusing characters and a successful performance.
Leonard Powell of Nelsonville will deliver his last Messenger route this Saturday marking seven years on the job. He will graduate from Nelsonville High School next Tuesday and enter Mann's Business College in Columbus on June 1. In August he would have completed eight years as a newsie with few delinquency complaints.
Miss May Robb and Miss Nelle Bachman return to Columbus after visiting Mrs. Alva B. Johnson and Mrs. N. J. Collins. New Marsh field guest of her brother Henry Verity. Fern and Mary Parry spent the day in Columbus with Mrs. Dow Bowers and her son Max, and Mrs. Delbert Davis with her son Paul.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuhrman of 429 Klotter Ave Cincinnati Ohio credits Tanlac with reversing long standing stomach and nervous ailments since adolescence. She reports renewed energy clearheadedness and appetite and urges others to try Tanlac as nature's tonic. Over 52 million bottles sold.
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