Worthington News

Dies of pernicious anaemia

Mrs. J. E. Mattox and daughter hurt in auto collision

Fire destroys WAIU plant: local fire department called

John C. Speaks

Celebrates twentieth wedding anniversary

1929 village budget approved and accepted by council: room in Jones Building leased for council chamber: new quarters sought for fire equipment

Life saving demonstration to be staged at Mount Air swimming pool

Obituary

Sewer contract awarded to J. L. Gunnroe: Miss Opal Dunn to be new principal of Flint schools

A community asset

The road-hog

A word of warning

Weather signs

Auto damaged in accident

Fire destroys pony stable on property of Edgar W. Bell

Heaviest vote of all time polled here Augsut 14 in primary election

Outlook for corn better than 1927

World wheat crop under 1927 record

Fichtelman - Miller nuptials

Director's trophy offered in 4-H club

Present population of Worthington now 1228

Delaware man ends life near here Monday

Worthington to have new cemetery

Franklin county 12th in number enrolled in 4-H clubs

Lifelong resident of Dublin dies suddenly

Miss Ann Wikle to be married August 25: will live in New York

Year's free pass to be given for name for new picture show

Silent host

Visit to farms planned

Card of appreciation

Henry Ford's charity

School days

Isn't it funny?

"Roastin' Ear" time

Strain gives second life saving demonstration before local firemen: Bob Allen of Mt. Air assists in work

Accepts position with tea co.

Barn destroyed by fire

Organization formed to fight proposed cemetery location

Succumbs to heart trouble

Arthur L. Roberts to be music director at M. E. church

Klingers have twin sons

Former resident to locate in Pittsburg

Five arrested for exceeding the speed limit

Former resident buried in Walnut Grove Cemetery

Popular young couple married in Methodist church

Marriage announced for October

Worthington schools to open Monday, September 10: George Wanamaker elected new coach and teacher

Harvey T. Larkin dies at Grant Hospital

Colburns in a wreck: Miss Azelea Adams hurt

New machines added to post office equipment

Michael W. Snouffer passes away at his home in Linworth

Akron man buys James F. Wright Hardware

Receives promotion

Valuable Worthington High St frontage sold to A L Evans

Protest against memorial park not necessary

Solving a problem

Here's comfort

Jones - Wikle marriage solemnized Saturday: to reside in New York City

Missionary visits at Dunbar home

James Bach making extensive improvements to home

Funeral services for Harvey T. Larkin held Friday

Receives additional contract

Rev. Ullom to deliver series of special sermons at Presbyterian Church

Karl S. Bolander lecturing on art exhibits at state fair: work of local artists receiving favorable comment

Worthington's new theater to be formally opened Sept. 8; Films ordered by Msgr. Fred Mason: name chosen for new play house to be announced next week

Water at Mount Air classed as excellent

Charles O. Geese purchases valuable Dublin property: buys general store of S. E. Davis: deal made through Leppert Realty Company

Chest 300 years old: attracting attention at Snouffer Furniture Store

Holds train: railroad corporation shows human sympathy: helping the afflicted

Willis Vaughn sustains crushed foot

Obituary

Buildings and valuable Worthington High Street frontage recently acquired by Arthur L. Evans

Silent host

Show him this

Ordinance No. 0267

Better watch out

We're doing well

Council holds long session at regular September meeting: lower fares asked of Rail-Light: parking on south side of New England Avenue to be prohibited

Dr. E. R. Stafford attending conference at Springfield: will serve on three committees

William H. Kyrk dies at Grant Hospital

Local boy awarded scholarship medal: will enter Ohio Wesleyan University

To enter Still College of Osteopathy

Office of Worthington Coal and Supply Co. broken into: work thought to have been done by tramp

Suburban Loan Co. passes half million mark: assets reach high mark on Saturday of $503,796.01: makes rapid gain in past year

County Fair at Hilliards to be held September 12, 13, 14: many new buildings and improvements on grounds: Myers L. Cooper and Martin L. Davey to speak

Farm house destroyed by fire

Worthington breeder again leads at Ohio State Fair

1929 tax rate for village is set at $2.45: slight reduction made by budget commission

"Pioneer" chosen as name for Worthington's new theater: name suggested by Betty Bell of West Granville Road: opening date delayed for few days

Another wedding tour

Gordon Gilbert to enter Queen's University

Hill climb draws large crowd

Opens radio studio

Starts cider press

Recipe for happiness

Aged stone mason erects own monument

Wilderness forever

The radio season

Chamber completes new High St. lighting plans: work of installing 12 lights of standard type to start in near future

New hardware firm to hold special sale