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Building confidence |
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May 17 1928 |
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Ordinance No. 0240 |
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May 17 1928 |
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Obituary |
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May 17 1928 |
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To direct Orpheus Club minstrel at M. E. church |
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May 10 1928 |
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Board elects local school teachers |
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May 10 1928 |
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Oh, Skinny! Come on over! Big marble contest to be held at grade school grounds |
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May 10 1928 |
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Back at old job |
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May 10 1928 |
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Local school pupils lose lives when train hits auto |
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May 10 1928 |
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David F. Bowman passes away: was veteran employee of Pennsylvania R. R. Co. |
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May 10 1928 |
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Engagement announced |
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May 10 1928 |
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Albert Chapin hurt in auto collision |
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May 10 1928 |
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Burglars secure only small amount in robberies here: entrance gained to four stores:... |
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May 10 1928 |
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Opening well attended |
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May 10 1928 |
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O'Brien's have son |
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May 10 1928 |
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Obituary |
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May 10 1928 |
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Frank Stewart may become U.S. Senator: seeks office from Arizona |
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May 10 1928 |
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"A Beautiful World" |
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May 10 1928 |
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Another one gone |
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May 10 1928 |
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Big corn year |
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May 10 1928 |
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Local schools presented with moral codes for youths |
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May 10 1928 |
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Second largest class in the history of local schools to be graduated on May 17 |
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May 3 1928 |
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George Beaver appointed member of Cemetery Bd. at annual meeting |
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May 3 1928 |
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To open beauty parlor at Eicher Barber Shop |
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May 3 1928 |
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Worthington firemen in contest at monthly drill |
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May 3 1928 |
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Delivers sermon at Methodist Church |
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May 3 1928 |
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Begins duties as pastor of Dublin church |
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May 3 1928 |
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Shoe Salesman dies from injuries: train strikes auto at Henderson Rd. crossing |
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May 3 1928 |
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Announce marriage of daughter |
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May 3 1928 |
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Funeral services for O. M. Smith held Saturday: retired groceryman succumbs to heart... |
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May 3 1928 |
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Dublin alumni elect officers: George Wing named president |
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May 3 1928 |
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John L. Garber succumbs to heart trouble |
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May 3 1928 |
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Clean up day success: citizens show fine and united spirit of cooperation |
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May 3 1928 |
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York Temple golf course opens: "Denny" Shute is employed as "Pro" |
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May 3 1928 |
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Chimney sparks cause of fire at McIlvain home |
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May 3 1928 |
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Former Linworth boy assumes first pastorate |
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May 3 1928 |
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Local real estate transactions |
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May 3 1928 |
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'The Ensors' to hold formal opening on Monday evening |
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May 3 1928 |
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Funeral services for E. L. Ashbaugh held Tuesday |
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May 3 1928 |
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Anderson's have daughter |
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May 3 1928 |
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The old folks |
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May 3 1928 |
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Buttered side down |
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May 3 1928 |
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Busting a trust |
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May 3 1928 |
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A friend to all |
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May 3 1928 |
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New toll cable to give local phone users additional facilities |
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May 3 1928 |
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Announces engagement of sister |
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May 3 1928 |
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Announce engagement of daughter at dinner party |
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May 3 1928 |
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Mrs. Bessie Valentino dies at Grant Hospital |
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May 3 1928 |
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Civil War veteran dies at home in Powell |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Opens art shop at Clintonville |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Annual clean up to start friday: all citizens urged to cooperate in two days event |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Bits O'Business: Flagg's shoe store to move to new location |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Ray Schaefer appointed Democratic committeeman |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Groce, enthusiastic over new refrigerator |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Charles Wilson transferred to Mitchell Field |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Local school pupils winners in Franklin Co. music contest |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Ads featured in Advertising World |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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March lion works overtime in month of April: many report losses from severe windstorms |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Local fire department entertain North Columbus firemen |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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To open market and orange mill for another season |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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C. C. L. holds meeting at home of Mrs. David Kohl |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Dr. E. R. Stafford attending general conference of Methodist church at Kansas City |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Worthington voters express decided Hoover preference |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Going right ahead |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Another pessimist |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Who sets 'em |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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It will do it |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Friends honor Mr. and Mrs. Baker on wedding anniversary |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Celebrate thirtieth wedding anniversary |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Obituary |
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Apr 26 1928 |
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Remodeling of Robert Young property nearing completion: building leased to Mr. and Mrs.... |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Supt. Diley heads new troop of Boy Scouts at Dublin |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Escapes injury in auto collison |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Yes, it pays to advertise in The Worthington News |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Music club is well received in recital: capacity audience appreciative of local talent |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Marriage announced |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Gwynne Radio Co. reorganized |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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W. C. Greenwalt dies suddenly |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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New confectionary at Powell |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Crowded auditorium hears Franklin Co. music contest |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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D. C. Jones sells stone quarries at Dublin: John M. Snouffer, and L. L. Snouffer new... |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Clean up day! Townsfolk will make village spick and span in annual event |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Former residents to move back to Worthington community |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Attends funeral of brother at Stryker |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Council votes to establish grade line: sanitary sewer and water main to be installed on... |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Promoted to manager of London store |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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To open garage at Chaseland |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Personal property tax notices sent out |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Announces candidacy for nomination of U. S. Senator |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Ordinance No. 0239 |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Sticking to it |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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An optimist gone |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Ever try this? |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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An expensive pest |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Ordinance No. 0238 |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold passes away |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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Funeral services for Dr. Seeds to be held Thursday |
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Apr 19 1928 |
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E. E. Kelsey sells High St. property |
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Apr 12 1928 |
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James L. Ford and family move into new home |
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Apr 12 1928 |
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A. L. Johnson buys Clinton home |
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Apr 12 1928 |
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Library and grade school grounds to be further improved |
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