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1853

Business Card for Worthington Accomodation Line

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1865

License for Elias Lewis to Keep Livery Stable

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1897

Worthington Columbus and Sarah Wright Lewis

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1902

Chaseland Station for the Columbus, Delaware and Marion Interurban Line

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1903

Photograph of Stop 27 on the Columbus, Marion and Delaware Railway

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1905

Photographic Postcard of Business Section on High Street

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1920

Route 23 at the Brown Fruit Farm Entrance Looking South

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May 14, 1925

Extended car service

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July 16, 1925

To put more worth in Worthington

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William H. Fisher (Author)

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July 30, 1925

Motor bus service

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October 8, 1925

Suggestions to motorists

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October 22, 1925

Resigns position as conductor on Worthington cars

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November 26, 1925

Will issue auto licenses

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December 17, 1925

Issues 70 auto licenses

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1926

Ford Model T Truck Hauling Cherries from the Brown Fruit Farm

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February 4, 1926

A.A. Ferris sustains injuries to hand

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April 29, 1926

C.A.C. installs new stop signs

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June 24, 1926

Information for motorists

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Edward L. Robinson (Author)

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July 29, 1926

Efficient traffic regulation has reduced accidents and added to village funds

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July 29, 1926

"S-T-O-P" on sign really meant STOP

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August 19, 1926

Heavy traffic responds to light

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April 7, 1927

Speed Laws To Be Enforced

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October 6, 1927

Good-Bye Buggies

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Frank E. Archer, Sr. (Author)

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November 24, 1927

Mrs. Chas. Wing New Deputy Commissioner

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April 5, 1928

New bus line from Mansfield to Columbus started: cars to be operated every two hours

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June 28, 1928

Rail Light changes local car schedule

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July 5, 1928

Council declares war on weed menace in Worthington

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July 5, 1928

State Highway Department erects guide posts here

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July 19, 1928

New bus line successful, year round service to be maintained, Worthington man president of company

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July 19, 1928

Rail Light re-instates car stop

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July 26, 1928

Village to get $1,132.20 as share on license sales

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September 6, 1928

Council holds long session at regular September meeting: lower fares asked of Rail-Light: parking on south side of New England Avenue to be prohibited

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October 11, 1928

Parking Ordinance on New England Avenue now in effect

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November 22, 1928

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

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December 6, 1928

Tag sales light

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December 20, 1928

Rail-Light inaugurates 20 minute car service here: new schedule put in effect Sunday: reduction in fares made

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January 3, 1929

Auto license seekers make last minute rush here: three hundred and fifteen tags sold Monday

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January 24, 1929

Letters to the editor

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February 21, 1929

Time table

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March 28, 1929

20 minute car service here appreciated

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March 28, 1929

Time Table

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May 16, 1929

A riding nation

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Leonard Insley (Author)

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June 13, 1929

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

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June 27, 1929

Campaign on "One Eyed" auto progressing well

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June 27, 1929

Fifteen minute car service now in effect here

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July 4, 1929

Twelve rules for safer driving by Ford Motor Co.

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July 11, 1929

Boden law effective July 21

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August 1, 1929

Work on new lights started: "White Way" system to be extended to New England Avenue

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November 18, 1929

Auto licenses to go on sale here Dec. 2: Office of Deputy Charles D. Wing to be at council room

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January 9, 1930

First steam carriage met with disaproval

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February 6, 1930

Old Dobbin losing out

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February 20, 1930

Clintonville wants car service extended

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March 6, 1930

Auto-radio war

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July 10, 1930

Council Holds Short Session

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September 4, 1930

As The Editor Sees It/Still Making Wagons

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September 4, 1930

As The Editor Sees It/Going Some

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November 10, 1932

Mrs. Florence Huff Injured When C. D. & M. Hits Auto

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December 15, 1932

Asks Utility Commission to Keep C.D.&M.

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December 15, 1932

Retired After 44 Years With Rail-Light Co.

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March 30, 1933

The "Sunday Driver"

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July 13, 1933

New Bus Line Through Here Now in Operation

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August 17, 1933

Delaware Road Improved to Relieve Congestion

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August 17, 1933

C. D. & M. to Close Career Monday

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August 24, 1933

C. D. & M. Makes Last Run Monday

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August 24, 1933

No Substitute

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October 5, 1933

Sheriff to Test Auto Weights

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October 26, 1933

Red Way Bus Lines Gives Time Table

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December 28, 1933

Why Not Have the New Buses Here?

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January 4, 1934

Sale of License Tags Heavy Here

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January 18, 1934

Why Not Trackless Trolleys?

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July 12, 1934

Getting the States Together

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September 6, 1934

Busses to Replace Street Cars Here

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November 8, 1934

Buckeye Stages Reduce Fares for Round Trip

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November 15, 1934

Bus Service Goes Into Effect Here

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November 29, 1934

Extend Car Service to Blenheim Road

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February 21, 1935

Business Men Hold Regular Meeting Here

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May 9, 1935

The Flight of the Clipper

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July 18, 1935

A High Point in Accidents

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September 26, 1935

Where Progress Never Ends

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November 21, 1935

Motorists' Faults

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February 13, 1936

Local Dairy Firm Improves Delivery Service

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1937

Worthington School Bus

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July 15, 1937

Expert Offers Motoring Tips

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J. M. Crawford (Author)

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December 23, 1937

New Schedule Arranged For Grade School Pupils

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April 21, 1938

Strike Stops Busses Here

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August 4, 1938

Bus Co. Installs New Service Through Here

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December 15, 1938

Uniform Traffic Signals Urged

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June 8, 1939

Adds New Business

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January 4, 1940

Clark installs hydraulic equipment

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July 4, 1940

Frank Hale retires after 40 years on car line

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July 4, 1940

Frank Hale retires after 40 years on car line

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July 4, 1940

Council passes further street paving legislation

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July 4, 1940

Council passes further street paving legislation

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August 15, 1940

Council buys used truck for village

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December 10, 1942

Civilian airport to be built near Worthington

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December 10, 1942

Memories of livery stable days recalled

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December 17, 1942

Share the ride depot established in worthington

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January 7, 1943

Geyhound Lines installs additional bus service here

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October 14, 1943

Gas Co. asks 15% saving in self ration program

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November 11, 1943

Novermber is Christmas mailing month

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Worthington history

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March 1, 1945

Village Welcomes 5th Abner Pinney

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Ruth Anderson (Author)

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May 28, 1976

The birth of our town

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October 9, 2014

Documentary spotlights Worthington history

This Week Worthington News

Candy Brooks (Author)

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1967

Holiday Decoration

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1963

Photograph of Two People Standing in Snow in front of 312 E. South Street

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1924

May Wing and Charles Wing Standing in Snow on the Village Green

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1980

Photograph of Worthington Historical Society Christmas Contest Winners on High Street