Worthington News

He may be wrong

Ordinance No. 0278

Looking ahead

Appreciates assistance

Mrs. Amanda Corbin passes away

Auto crashes thru railing near children's home

Birth announcement

Oldest resident of Hilliards dies at ninety-two

Pneumonia proves fatal

Rev. F. R. Wiggins accepts pastorate here

Sells load of prize baby beef steers

Silent host

Church wedding

Boy Scout news

Injured in auto accident

Monoxide gas causes near fatality to family of five

Council holds first session in new year

Debate featured at local Chamber Commerce meeting: Forrest F. Smith speaks on "The Value of a Chamber of Commerce"

Do any of these belong to you?

Kiwanis Club holds New Year's party at M.E. church: over one hundred present

Stricken by gas fumes

Helping the hen

What Worthington needs

Worth heeding

Nature: "Month By Month"

Mrs. Sarah E. Knight dies

Hardings have son

Ag. teachers making survey

Contract for P.O. building awarded Dr. C. Longenecker: structure to be erected on West New England Ave

Drivers escape injury when autos collide

Suburban Loan Co. elects officers

Kiwanians hold first meeting here: Luke Cooperrider makes address of evening

E. L. Smith purchases Charles Geese farm

New civic club formed: former Worthington man named secretary

Auto accessories stolen

Mrs. Rachel Sellers passes away

Displaying Ford Fordor in new color

Enters Ohio State

Receives appointment as deputy sheriff

Engagement announced

Ohio farmers plan visit to Ohio State University: thousands plan to attend Farmers' Week

Conducts services at Kendallville, Ind.

"News" to offer series of nature stories: interesting articles written by Prof. Allen C. Conger

Wilcox farm sold: deal made through T. H. Rodebaugh local broker

Pedigreed cockerels in all Erlay flocks

County Supt. Beery makes address to Homedale P.T.A.

Mrs. Albert Andrews dies at home near Powell

Engagement announced

Marriage announced

Boy Scout news

Leppert Co. moves to larger quarters: office now located in Evans Building

Funeral services for George Welling held Wednesday

John O. Roe succumbs to influenza

United in marriage

First farmers' institute at Dublin is complete success: H. D. Eckert named new president

Charles Armstrong now owner of Geese Farm

Correct time available at Worthington Hardware

Professor H. C. Hockett speaks to Kiwanians

Annual contests at O.W.U. announced: Worthington High School invited to participate

Galion man injured in auto accident: strikes parked machine of T. H. Rodebaugh

Mrs. Catherine Barr Howard dies at Powell home

W. L. McLaughlin dies in Arizona

Gwynne Radio now at new location

Local A. & P. store in contest

Joseph F. Staggers passes away

Rings Farm to be sold at auction sale

Milligan Farm changes hands

C. C. L. holds two interesting meetings at local church

Local man appointed sec'y. to Robert N. Waid

Elected president of post office clerks

Another prediction

Lonesome, That's All

An "Open Winter"

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Our Legion Post

Mrs. Millie M. Gray dies of heart trouble

Leppert Realty Co. sells more High Street frontage: Davis homestead sold to Columbus man

Marshal recovers stolen property

Historic St. John's church to observe 125th anniversary: Rev. Byrer, D.D., to deliver sermon at services Sunday

Appointed village carrier

Lemuel Armentrout dies at Hilliards

No eggs for breakfast

Succumbs to heart trouble

A. & P. store to give prizes away

Marathon dance still going: six couples still in contest

Buys Pataskala barber shop

Icy streets cause of numerous accidents

Mrs. Marie Trevan passes away

Attending lumbermens convention

Farmers to hear university man

Finds interesting old paper

Local American Legion post in campaign for new members

Prof. Erf speaks at Agricultural Club

Silent host

Birth announcement

Ohio newspaper men to meet

The Story of Dublin

Accidents and drivers

Crime doesn't pay