Worthington News

Farmers make large cooperative sale

Lafler buys farm

Reaches first goals in program of church work

Purchases Confare home

Granville Road paving work to start soon

New manager at A. & P. store

Council favor improvement projects

Funeral services for Paul Wager and Harold Gloyd held at M. E. church

Elected new director in local savings bank

Welker speaks at Kiwanis meeting

Thanks

Our fourth anniversary

Louis Denig succumbs to heart trouble

Mrs. Andrew Williams dies

Letters to the editor

It always pays

Nature: "Month by Month"

Early forecasts

We missed this

Pen Points

An editor's lament

New P. O. equipment expected soon

Local boy named business manager of O.S.U. paper

C. of C. party is fine success

Local Legion Post to form junior base ball team

Dr. Jos. Leeder adjudicator in local school music contest: Glee Clubs and solo winners to compete at Dublin Friday

Birth announcement

City ice station now open

Mrs. Carl Gay speaks at Americanization Party

Sells stock of registered Jersey cattle

Succumbs to nephritis

Local S. S. class gives play at Hyatts

Mrs. Allen S. Wilber dies suddenly

Leases F. E. Johnston Home

Legion to give school award

Columbus Board passes health measure

Traction car hits truck, C. E. Redkey, driver, injured

72 pupils now on health honor roll

Work on big contract job for R.R. Co. now under way here: 700,000 cu. yds. of dirt to be moved in making fill

School needs discussed at Homedale P.T.A.

Funeral of Mrs. Anna Williams held Saturday

Fair Board to aid 4-H Club work: $842.00 appropriated at request of leaders

Driver killed when auto hits truck: was enroute to Upper Sandusky with flowers for wife's grave

Letters to the editor

The small town wins

What neglect costs

Local Post Office moves to quarters in new building: office provided with all new equipment

Shober's have daughter

Worthington - Dublin share honors in music contest: Prof. Guy McLean of Delaware is adjudicator

Flint Club visits Felber Plant

Luke funeral rites held at Kilbourne, Thursday

Powell couple married

Westerville I.O.O.F. Lodge to celebrate 110th anniversary

Re-elected president of local Parish House Club

"Deestrict School" draws big crowd

State library work progressing favorably

Hardin ditch granted: will be fine improvement to many acres of fertile farm land

Personal tax blanks distributed here: Must be filed with auditor by May 1

Church board elects officers: financial report of Presbyterian Church reveals gratifying condition

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Mayor's Proclamation

Our worst ailment

Don't trust to luck

How to stop war

Those "Air Sermons"

Campaign to start April 29

Mayor designates Thursday, May 2nd. as "Clean Up Day": annual event sponsored by C. of C.

Birth announcement

New advertisers

Work progressing favorably at Davis Estate

Local schools win two first awards in county contest

Major Maude Allan speaks at local Presbyterian church

Observes 100th birthday

150 witness play at Homedale

New manager at local United States store

Pocket book flowers in bloom at local hothouse

C.C.L. elects officers: Mrs. Claude Longenecker named new president

Local 4-H Clubs organizaing for '29

Awarded road contract at Camp Johnson

Dublin school building burglarized

Carson's have son

Grade schools to give parade: to be staged in observance of Child Health Day

Mount Air B. B. Field to be dedicated Sunday

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Local school pupil to broadcast

To conduct nature study course

F. G. Ketner speaks at livestock day

Outgoing evening mail to leave half hour earlier

Clear View Subdivision to go on market Saturday at 1 p.m.: tract contains 30 fine homesites: Van Realty to have exclusive charge of sales

Mrs. Charles Covert passes away

Wind damages farm buildings

E. A. Weyer purchases five acres of Leppert farm

Start swatting

Another worry vanishes

Letters to the editor

Spare the frogs

Opens filling station

To attend state medical meeting at Cleveland