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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1931

Page

8

Beech Grove Pioneer Picnic Set For Thursday

Beech Grove news notes local events with a Pioneer Picnic planned at Stoll's grove east of Crawford on Thursday June 11. Multiple households are listed visiting relatives, church activities, and community gatherings across the area. The Salvation Army Evelyn Booth motorcade will visit Bucyrus June 8 with a public square appearance.

Yon Wory Evangeline , Booth Salvation Army Times Square Miss Booth Army New York City Bucyrus Public Square Booth Stoll's Grove Crawford Stoll’s Grove

Beebe News Personal Visits Mentioned in Local Notes

Robert Hagley spent Thursday afternoon with Gerald Phillips. Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson spent Saturday afternoon in Fostoria. Wallace Beebe of Bucyrus visited the FC Beebe home Friday. Mrs Joseph Vaughn spent Friday with Mr and Mrs W A Vaughn and family. Ralph Phillips of west of town was a weekend guest of his cousin Gerald Phillips. Miss Edith Becie attended the Davis reunion logged the thorrest flor d home Saturday, Mr and Mrs C J Hagley and...

Donna Serhade Park. Diter F. B Schade Karl Brown Paul Ruth Fred Lee Rickle Vanlue Walter Updegraff John Patricia Ann Carey Ernest Shane W. S. Beebe Toledo KF. C Beebe Cc. J. ‘Hagley Walter Gottfried Margaret Minder Alvada Homer Phillips J. A. Vaughn W. A. Vaughn Anthony Mutchler F. Thome Win Slotterbeck Www Vaughn J. Lowery Gon Ramon and John Thompson Upper Sandusky Chas Thompson Will Kimmel Mike Vaughn Hubert Yost Carey Vocational Agriculture Columbus Alton Phillips Phillips John Minder Joseph Vaughn N. J. Brown Wm. Weaver J. J. Kohmann J. W. Wagner Josephine Haford Truman Sweeley Detroit B A. Mench Wharton F. C. Beebe FE A Metzger C W Cupp Gertrude Ima Melvin Manon Donald Eugene Harold Beebe Bucyrus Wallace Beebe Robert Hagley Gerald Phillips Stoll’s Grove Crawford Charles Thompson Fostoria FC Beebe Ralph Phillips West of Town Gerald Phillies Edith Becie Davis Thorrest Flord

Evangelical Church Board to Meet Friday Evening

Memorial Evangelical church official board will convene Friday at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend as important business will be transacted. A E Constien, President.

Memorial Evangelical Church

Ohio State Commencement Season Opens in Columbus

Ohio State University starts its fifty fourth commencement season with a baccalaureate on Sunday and the main exercises Monday in the stadium. Alumni Day Saturday features a golf tournament and sunset supper. Julius H Barnes will deliver the commencement address. honorary degrees are awarded to Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Dr Francis Carter Wood, and Dr William H Scott.

Columbus Ohio State University Ohio State University Association William Oxley Thompson George W. Rightmire Ohio Union Richard Larkins East Liverpool Julius H. Barnes U. S. Chamber of Commerce U .S Grain Corporation Dorothy Canfield Fisher Francis Carter Wood William H Scott University

Scout Troop 4 Holds Meeting and Plans Church Service

Scout Troop 4 met at the high school Friday with R H Klingaman of the county YMCA speaking on Camp Sandusky. Neckerschiefs were ordered and a Boy Scout church service was planned for Sunday, June 7 at the Methodist church. The meeting adjourned at 9 15. Richard Kitzlber Scribe.

R H Klingaman County Ymca Sandusky Richard Kitzlber

Village Council approves bills and gas contract terms

Mayor Campbell presided as council approved numerous bills for May 1931 including electric energy, labor and material costs, and salaries. The contract with Ohio Fuel Gas Co. was discussed with a new rate proposal and a delayed payment charge, tabled for June 15, mirroring terms in nearby towns.

Campbell Moyer Livingston Johnson Gottfried Feasel Hoff Board of Public Affairs Ohio Power Co Crane Co L. W. Deerwester Frank Frey H. K. Robinson Same Lillian Lytle J. F. Dible Oo Ralph. Pieraccini D. C. Wisebaker Century Tool & Metal Co Willits Mary Mosier Edmond Pahl Leonard Carey Corporation Stoll Garage The Good Office Supply Co C. E. Vigor Paul Pahl Charles Miller C. F. Ruffing M. M. Mann Brown & Son Cam Harris Co. C. Carr Ed Campbell, Jr H. H. Heck Daisy Moyer Nettie Walters John Twining S. H. McKee Robert O’connor Peter's Clothing Co Eaton's Drug Co Trout & Jackson A Cunningham F. Diller National Lime & Stone Co G. K. Schooler Findlay Ohio Fuel Gas Co Lester Musgrave Carey Fostoria

Early American Money: From Hard Coinage to Continental Thrift

Washington era favored hard money gold silver and copper while continental paper money failed to redeem in specie. Colonial shin plasters issued as promissory notes circulated, some printed by Franklin and Revere. The Smithsonian displays show early paper money with colonial vignettes and bold mottoes reflecting the era.

United States George Washington Continental Congress Washington United ‘States Benjamin Franklin Paul Revere Connecticut Colony of Hartford Smithsonian Institution Washington Administration

Early U.S. Mint History and Coin Design Origins

The text traces 18th century efforts led by Robert Morris Jefferson and Hamilton to establish a U.S. mint. It notes 1792 Washington approved the first mint in Philadelphia with copper half cent, cent, silver half-dime dime quarter half dollar and eagle gold coins. It highlights the eagle symbol and changes in coin designs over time.

Robert Morris Congress United States Morris Jefferson Hamilton Washington Philadelphia Liberty

Babsy Turrell Improving After Cleveland Hospital Visit

Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Turrell and George Ash visited Babsy Turrell at Rainbow hospital in Cleveland. Babsy is steadily improving with a steel brace on her right leg and will use crutches to walk soon. Mrs. Lawrence Straw and daughter Virginia accompanied the party home and will remain in Carey for the summer. Mr. Straw plans to visit Carey in about two weeks.

R. J. Turrell George Ash Cleveland Babsy Turrell Rainbow Hospital Babsy Lawrence Straw Virginia Carey Straw

Mooseheart Legion Meeting Plans Get-Together Visit

All Mooseheart Legion members are urged to attend the regular meeting next Tuesday evening to plan the upcoming get-together. Visitors from Findlay Bowling Green Fostoria Fremont and Toledo will be present on Tuesday evening June 16.

Mooseheart Legion Findlay Bowling Green Fostoria Fremont Toledo

The Crook

A wife confronts her husband about a missing towel from the Davenport Hotel labeled set. She calls the overnight guest untrustworthy, insisting the towel was the best they owned. The exchange reveals tension over the theft.

Hubby Davenport Hotel

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Beech Grove E. Brown Charles Morehart Roscoe Ward F. B. Schade C. W. Schade P. E. Diller Dwain Tiffin Dale Weaver Miss Geneva Avelyn Donna Arden Christian Endeavor Will Rickle William Hunter Adora Jane Donna Joan Blaine Virgil Junior Laird Rickle Leo Pauley Kirby Claude Bushong Near Mt. Blanchard Carol June Marilyn Joan Stanley Beck Marion Beck Mt. Blanchard Evangeline Bootit M C. Yost J. J Kohmann Ernest Wrsnline Convent C. J. Hagley Ed Calmes McCutchenville Beebe News C J Hagley Evangelical Board Meeting Goodyear Pathfinder Carey, Ohio Ohio State Elsie Criger L . Criger Edward Feck John Feck North of Town Paul Eyestone J R Eyestone Crizer College of Agriculture Scout News Carey Markets Washington's L. J. Cooke Niles Ohio Love Spencer Tracy Edward Everett Horton Sidney Fox el Brendel Metro News Mickey Mouse Marion Davies
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