Newspaper item January 16, 1930 Two weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Werner dies at Radium Hospital Worthington News
Newspaper item January 16, 1930 New hatchery locates here: Latest industry to be operated by Charles Ott Worthington News
Newspaper item January 16, 1930 Dublin ready for Farmers' Institute to be held Jan. 22, 23: Talks, music and discussions on program; Dean Alfred Vivian to speak Worthington News
Newspaper item January 16, 1930 Lew M. Smith dies of paralysis: Funeral services to be held to-day Worthington News
Newspaper item January 23, 1930 State Fire Marshal present at local school fire drills: Praises teachers and pupils for fine work; Chief Jack Welch also assists local department Worthington News
Newspaper item January 23, 1930 Rev. James Shirer new pastor at Linworth: To succeed W. L. Stafford who resigns to enter Boston University School of Theology Worthington News
Newspaper item January 23, 1930 Local Odd Fellow Lodge installs officers for coming term Worthington News
Newspaper item January 23, 1930 Kiwanis observes 15th anniversary: H. P. Jeffers oldest resident president in charge of celebration Worthington News
Newspaper item January 23, 1930 Fire destroys Doherty home: Fire fighters are handicapped by poor water supply; Westerville and Worthington fire departments called Worthington News
Newspaper item January 23, 1930 Kessler Co. start realty campaign: Make sales amounting to $31,000 in first week Worthington News
Newspaper item January 23, 1930 O.S.U. students in auto wreck: Make escape from burning machine unharmed; 4 crawl from windows of overturned car as gas tank catches fire Worthington News
Newspaper item January 23, 1930 Spray and dust can't do it all: Cultural methods also are valuable in fighting pests and diseases Worthington News
Newspaper item January 30, 1930 Mrs. Rebecca Robinson dies of heart disease: Was former resident of Worthington Worthington News
Newspaper item January 30, 1930 New scraper co. organized here: Unique invention of Allen B. Shaw now on market; Dealers signed up for U.S., Mexico and Canada Worthington News
Newspaper item January 30, 1930 Local man honored by Gov. Cooper: Appoint R. A. Forster to serve on Board of Agriculture Worthington News
Newspaper item January 30, 1930 Mrs. Ethel Bailey dies of pneumonia at home near Amlin Worthington News
Newspaper item January 30, 1930 Davis speaks at Dublin band meeting: Plans made for 1930 activities; Committees named Worthington News
Newspaper item January 30, 1930 Sunbury woman honored: Mrs. H. B. Miller to receive title of 'Master Farm Homemaker' Worthington News
Newspaper item February 6, 1930 Fire causes $10,000 loss at farm home: F. W. Blucher house destroyed by blaze Monday morning; Westerville Fire Department battles flames Worthington News
Newspaper item February 6, 1930 Worthington School News: Mr. Gudmanson speaks at W. H. S. Worthington News
Newspaper item February 6, 1930 Resolution No. 0218 Worthington News Stanley U. Robinson, Sr. (Author)
Newspaper item February 6, 1930 Worthington School news: Local students attend Anti-Saloon League convention Worthington News Helen Fisher (Author)
Newspaper item February 6, 1930 Two farms change ownership: W. W. Fuller and U. T. Davis exchange properties Worthington News
Newspaper item February 6, 1930 Church to observe 4th anniversary: Worthington Methodist Church Worthington News
Newspaper item February 6, 1930 C. C. L. President calls community meeting: Plans made for better cooperation with Red Cross, Community Fund, and trustees in relief work Worthington News
Newspaper item February 6, 1930 Council acts on township fires problem: Runs in country to be terminated March 1; Improvement resolution adopted Worthington News
Newspaper item February 6, 1930 Delaware man buys barber shop here: Deal made through Leppert Realty Co. Worthington News
Newspaper item February 6, 1930 Interest centers on O.S.U. campus: Ohio farm families gather in thousands at 18th annual Farmers Week Worthington News
