Worthington News

New Babies

Ordinance No. 1193

School Board Examines Results of Activity Poll

High School Students Aid in Polio Drive

Four Lane Highway North to Route 161 Now Being Studied

New Books at the Library

The Oracle

Methodist Church Studies Plans for Expansion

Six Local Youth to Receive Highest Scouting Award

New Families Move to Homes in Worthington

Grandparents Learn of Recent Arrivals

"News" Grows With Community

"News" Editorial on Industry to be Broadcast

Mothers Polio Drive Nets $5658

"News" Advertises Sesquicentennial

Bits O' Business

Opportunity for Growth

New Highway Proposed

Local Man Receives Honor in Business

Colonial Hills

Mayor Proclaims February 20 as World Day of Prayer

Letters to the Editor

George Camerons Buy Michaelis Property

Mayor Berkhemer Seeks Re-Election in Riverlea

Ann Fraas Kramer Now Qualified Architect

Kandles for Korea

Eight Candidates Seek Position on School Board Here

Township Trustees Office Sought by Six Candidates

Local Merchants to Sell Special License Plate

Fire Department Answers 150 Calls During Past Year

Buller Elected President of Business Group

Bits O' Business

Members of Scout Troop 140

Letters to the Editor

New Books at the Library

First Things Should Come First

The Oracle

Candidates Aplenty!

Brotherhood

Ordinance No. 1199

Boy Scouts of Troop 65 Hold Annual Banquet

Bits O' Businesss

Dr. Max Goodson of OSU Moderates Panel Discussion on Elementary Schools at PTA

Passes State Board

Zoning Group Requests Topics for Discussion

Dr. H. O. Whitaker Succumbs Monday at Dublin Home

There's "Worth in Worthington"

Emerald Leppert Named Head of Dublin Cemetery Officers

Robert Leedy Will Fill Councilman Post

New Books at the Library

H. G. Wood Promoted by Portland Cement

Fire Chief Morgan

New High School Courses Planned by School Board

L. C. Brown Named Fire Chief Outgoing Chief Congratulates Successor

The Oracle

Herb Markham to Retire March 31

Organization of Little League Baseball Formed

The Oracle

Bits O' Business

Harold Trush is Promoted by Graybar

Rites Held Monday for Powell Resident

Moose Lodge Presents Safety Signs to Village

Sale of Special Tags Begins

Local Resident Conducts Interesting New Testing Research at Battelle Institute

Cardinal Boosters Announce Sports Plans

"News" Counts 3349 Families in Sharon Township

Water Board Pays Entire Bonded Debt

Ross Leppert to Sell Auto Tags Locally

Steve Kayati Now Stationed in Korea

New Books at the Library

New Arrivals

Harvey Dooley Rites Held in Wisconsin

"Protect Our Children"

Many Zoning Questions Unanswered

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Mother of Local Resident Dies

Nicklaus Pharmacy Grand Opening Date Set for March 6th

Worthington Foods Moves to New Office

Funeral Rites Here for Frank Mateer

Sherwin-Williams and Roush Hardware Offer New Color Mixing Service

Economy Minded Officials

Councilmen Honor Two Local Citizens

Goals of Good School System Discussed Here

Local Students Rank High in State Tests

Ernestine Parker Engaged to Mr. Wilkin

Record Crowd Attends Blue and Gold Dinner

Local Residents Contribute $3178 to 1952 Seal Sale

The Population of Sharon Township

Home Builders Free of Controls and Shortages

Little League Baseball Organization Meets to Formulate Year's Plans

Dorothy Demos to Wed Air Force Officer

Powell Resident Receives Commission

Annette Halley to Wed Dale Renner of Dover

New Books at the Library

The Oracle

Homer Miller Conducts Modern Jewelry Store

Historic Worthington

New Fire Squad Truck Nearly Ready for Service

Color Consultant Now Available at Sherwin-Williams