This artifact is currently on display in the south Vestibule of the Historical Society building.]]> The Green Book (1956) is the same with the writing "Book No. 2" on the cover. some examples: Guy Thrasher, road stand; George H. Osgood, farmer; A. E. Albert and Sons, potato grower; Joe Sena, potato grower; Liston's Service Station; The Corners Grocery; Leonard Tufts, Filling Station; Robert Cudworth, farming; etc. Most of these slips are the carbon copies, the originals having been taken by the person requiring certification.]]> The Pallettes and Trowels were a club of painters and gardeners which included members not only from Worthington but from some of the local towns as well. See Papers on the History of Worthington for a further explanation. Some of the paintings in the Historical Society were painted by its members (Lyder Frederickson and Anne Rausch among them), This certificate was found by Michele and Jim Dodge among Lyder Frederickson's effects.
N.B. This artifact was the first accession to be recorded on our new form.]]>