Worthington News

Miss Anna Robinson becomes bride of Delaware man

Finds interesting old book

Chosen for Leading Part

Splendid record of John C. Speaks merits his re-election

Obituary

Funeral rites for Mrs. Huggett held here: was former resident of Worthington

Young couple united in marriage

Missionary to visit at C. J. Bartlett home

Injuries prove fatal to Amlin boys when train hits auto

"The Ensors" making many improvements: installation of heating plant nearing completion

Church sale success despite bad weather

Meets with hunting accident at Celina reservoir: A. W. Chapin receives part of discharge from shot fun of nearby hunter

Metcalf well known in this community

Mischievous moles

We can't forget

It's all over now

A late Thanksgiving

"No Hunting" signs

Chamber of Commerce tickets

Officers for local Legion Post and Auxiliary installed

Gardner's celebrate wedding anniversary

United in marriage

Mayor Robinson issues Legion Week proclamation

Music Club meets at home of Mrs. S. U. Robinson

To reorganize Boy Scout troop

Autos collide at Henderson and River Road: two hurt, both machines badly wrecked

New advertiser

Hoover receives more than 4 to 1 vote over Smith here: number of votes cast heaviest ever recorded

Examination for village carrier to be held soon

Our next president

Thomas Smith passes away at age of 90 at home in Delaware: was former resident of this community

Council holds short session: installation of street lights to be started this week

Boys caught stealing cider

Uncle Sam looking for new post office location here

Card of appreciation

Laws we really need

About eating

A safety hint

Community fund campaign

Claude J. Bartlett elected new head of local C. of C.

I See By To-day's "Worthington News"

Succumbs to nephritis

Local osteopathic physician assists at clinic

Opens new paint and wall paper store

Buys Anna Robinson restaurant

Poultry association reorganizes

Hurt in accident at farm home: W. R. Ault sustains cuts and bruises when caught in beaters of manure spreader

Funeral of Floyd Hunter held at Dublin

George Geyer dies at age of 83

Poultry flock makes fine record

Governor-elect to assume new office January 14, 1929

Browns have daughter

Eula Kain dies at home near Linworth

Resigns position at F. W. Scott Insurance Agency

Poultrymen elect new officers: Mrs. George Penn names chairman

Scout executives meet with committee at parish house

Accepts agency for Graham-Paige here

Obituary

A flood of votes

Fresh air

A hint of Christmas

Will not progress

Injured by accidental discharge of rifle

Chicken thieves active

Ella W. Iams dies at University hospital

Infant dies

Plans for hen party made

Dr. Geo. T. Harding dies at age of 85

Van Horn optomistic over new six-cylinder Chevrolet

Receives interesting letter from son

Obituary

Birth announcement

Mrs. Clara Searle dies in Indianapolis: was sister of Mrs. F. R. Wilson

Kiwanis holds first meeting: Ralph Van Cloud named president

The Worthington Hardware moving to new location

Old Robbins house being made over

Auto goes over embankment

Local post office gains new patrons

Pioneer Theatre to give benefit shows for Hi-Y boys

Charles O. Hibbs dies after short illness

Auto licenses to go on sale here December 1st: owners of motor vehicles urged to secure tags early

Offers $100 reward

Thanksgiving Time

Winter forecasts

More figures

C. of C. to hold eighth annual dinner party: Powelson's Orchestra to furnish music, Dr. Gay to be toastmaster

Class of eight to take examination for mail carrier

Tennis' have daughter

Village to celebrate the completion of new lights: to be turned on for first time at 8:00 P.M., Saturday

C.C.L. hears Dr. Timberman

Hi-Y boys clear $23.00 from benefit picture show

Chief H. W. Griswold makes assignments to firemen

Worthington and vicinity well represented at O.S.U.: list of students shows enrollment of forty-three

Robbers take $935 at Beechwold Barbecue

Boy Scout troop to be reorganized: Phil Williams to be scoutmaster and R. B. Jeffrey assistant

Keane addresses Kiwanis: new club now has charter membership of forty-three

Wire stolen, offers reward

One way to help

Twp. Clerk cites law for filing sheep claims

Thanksgiving services well attended