Newspaper item February 2, 1928 Noted speakers here Sunday: large audiences hear Dr. Thompson and Rabbi Tarshish Worthington News
Newspaper item February 2, 1928 Chaseland resident succumbs to heart disease: funeral services held Tuesday Worthington News
Newspaper item February 2, 1928 Over 1000 present at formal opening of local store: drawing held in evening, ticket No. 663 unclaimed Worthington News
Newspaper item February 2, 1928 Auxiliary sends clothing and food to destitute miners Worthington News
Newspaper item February 2, 1928 Howard Potter chosen president of lumber association: re-elected for fourth time Worthington News
Newspaper item February 2, 1928 Farm folks to hold banquet: Farm Bureau members to convene at Delaware: Mrs. Sewell to speak Worthington News
Newspaper item February 9, 1928 Groce electric shop to move to new location: change made necessary by increasing business Worthington News
Newspaper item February 9, 1928 Kenneth Chapin weds Circleville girl: marriage kept secret for several weeks Worthington News
Newspaper item February 9, 1928 Lumber dealers to aid poultrymen: baby chick fair to be held at O.S.U. Worthington News
Newspaper item February 9, 1928 Village council votes to remove shrubbery on square: grants wish of the majority who vote 2 to 1 for removal: six appointed to fire dept. Worthington News
Newspaper item February 9, 1928 Truax to speak: will make address at C. of C. meeting Tuesday night: school conditions to be discussed Worthington News
Newspaper item February 9, 1928 New Ford here: Ed. Heil local Ford dealer busy taking orders. Many call for demonstration Worthington News
Newspaper item February 9, 1928 East Granville Road homes to have light and power service: Railway Power and Light Co. extends line. Worthington News
Newspaper item February 9, 1928 Senator Fess among noted speakers at Farmers' Week: five Ohio women honored as master farm homemakers: 400 events on program Worthington News
Newspaper item February 9, 1928 Performs a few "thrillers" whole flying over home town Worthington News
Newspaper item February 16, 1928 Local school conditions discussed at C. of C. meeting: objections raised to removal of park shrubbery: new vote to be taken by petition Worthington News
Newspaper item February 16, 1928 Mount Air buys Kukel farm: will be used to maintain horses and mechanical equipment Worthington News
Newspaper item February 16, 1928 Local New England Lodge No. 4 holds inspection: O. C. Riddle, Editor of Ohio Mason pays high tribute to Thomas Webb Smith: many visitors present Worthington News
Newspaper item February 16, 1928 Legion auxiliary holds interesting meeting: Post asks Senator Willis to take Capper-Johnson bill out of committee Worthington News
Newspaper item February 16, 1928 Music club meets: all American music evening featured Worthington News
Newspaper item February 16, 1928 Local historic Masonic shrine featured in magazine store Worthington News
Newspaper item February 16, 1928 Dr. Swank makes excellent address at Methodist church: commends unselfish spirit in building new M.E. church Worthington News
Newspaper item February 23, 1928 Local citizens receive mail carried by famous flyer Worthington News
Newspaper item February 23, 1928 To open large sugar camp: trees to be tapped latter part of month Worthington News
Newspaper item February 23, 1928 Miraculously escape injury when train hits automobile Worthington News
Newspaper item February 23, 1928 S. H. Turner buys Kidwell farm: tract to be subdivided, and new road opened Worthington News
Newspaper item February 23, 1928 "In Old Kentucky," film version, a great hit: will be last of regular Saturday picture shows at local high school Worthington News
Newspaper item March 1, 1928 County high schools to hold big musical event at Bexley Worthington News