Worthington News

Ordinance No. 0288

Dr. E. D. Soper speaks here: delivers address at graduation exercises of 1929 class

Expert motorcycle rider climbs 65-foot hill in less than 3 seconds

Lang home sold: George Wing purchases property through local real estate firm

Turtons have son

Hayward Gay elected to honorary fraternity

Local P.O. to aid in survey: pig and sheep statistics wanted by U.S. Ag. Department

Makes record time on moving trip

Frank Jennings dies

Local man awarded road construction contract

Buckeye Press Committees meet at Neil House

Gardner-Carter marriage solemnized by Rev. Plumb

Dublin alumni hold banquet: three hundred present at 25th annual event

Frank Turner dies

Garbage collections to start next week

Two hurt in auto accident

Local girl wins scholarship: Miss Margaret A. Castle to study at University of London, and make retail survey

Perry Township pig and poultry club meets

Local man is book author: work of Herbert A. Hard published by U. S. Government

Installation of officers at C.C.L. meeting

Hiram Richards dies at home in Powell

Plain City man ends life

Sale of poppies brings $700: $111.80 raised in Worthington, Dublin and Linworth

New 4-H Club elects officers

Garage improved

Attends executive meeting of National Lumber Association

Letters to the editor

Ordinance No. 0293

Worthington and vicinity pays honor to soldier dead: Memorial Day impressively observed: Myron B. Gessaman makes fine address

Honored by fraternity

Local loan co. to observe 7th anniversary

Girl struck by automobile

Obituary

Stockholders optomistic over good business year

To graduate from law school

David Bale dies

Council holds regular meeting: several citizens present

Elected to state farmers degree

New college started

Col. Mumm to speak at C. of C. meeting

Community joins in memorial services for James S. Wagner

Talented Worthington boys to appear in Columbus recital

Marriage announced

Old Timer says picnics to be commended

Nature "Month by Month"

Ceremony for new college well attended

Local man wins ribbons on rabbits

Promoted to manager of A. & P. store

Dr. Scatterday to take post graduate course

Hurt in auto accident

Grove Moore on school board

Council buys four metal containers for waste paper: sidewalks along public square to be constructed

Mrs. Callista Davis passes away

Sweeper Co. picnics at Glenmary

Local students in O.S.U. graduating class

State to check up on "one-eyed" autos: license plates also to be investigated in state wide campaign

Contractor on new college moves here

Mrs. Clara Rogers dies

Otis Budd dies at home in Powell

Mumm speaks at June C. of C. banquet: present officers re-elected for another term

E. M. Wright leases Harry Potter home

Opens new electrical store at Clintonville

"Old Timer" says:

WWNC artist at WCAH

Worthington to stage big celebration on glorious 4th: event sponsored by Legion and Fire Department

New building started by A. L. Evans: location leased by Edward Test: to conduct high class eating place under name of "The Old Chase Inn"

Mary Matthews dies

Road work started at Josephinum, Ed Reynolds awarded contract

Young couple married

Camp Fire girls enjoy outing

Gets contract to build summer home in Michigan

Kings have daughter

Opens new garage at Chaseland

Rev. Allen resigns pastorate

Interest growing daily in children's play grounds: 40 children from ages of 5 and up now enrolled

Jerome Hard graduates at Ann Arbor: to prepare for diplomatic service

Kenview gardens scene of beautiful wedding

Herbert Wikle accepts position in New York

Those first robins

Poor headlights

Obituary

C.C.L. comments

Lisk-Smithson marriage

"Old Timer" says:

The glorious Fourth

Notice

Why not try it?

Smaller money

Clean up day Friday

Rural womens' vacation camp

Additional attractions secured for July 4 celebration

Fifteen minute car service now in effect here

Willard Cottage to be dedicated at Greenwood Lake Sunday

Home gardener's July to be busy

New nursery corner stone to be laid Sunday: Governor Cooper to speak

Former teacher visits here

Porters have son

4-H Clubs in Delaware county breaks enrollment record

To present Jane Kemp in piano recital

C.C.L. comments