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   Roland Record (Newspaper) - July 30, 1925, Roland, Iowa                                THE ROLAND RECORD A Progressive Newspaper Published in a Progressive Community VOLUME 31 STORY THURSDAY JULY 1925 NUMBER 24 NORWAY BISHOP HERE SUNDAY ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE FOR TAKING CARE OF ENORMOUS GATHERING One pf the largest gatherings ever held in Roland is expected here next when Bishop Johan Lunde of will conduct services at Ber gen Reports from the sur rounding towns that large numbers will come here on that day to hear the eminent church man from across the A large tent will be erected on grounds east of the the church edifice being too small to accomodate the crowd that will be Services will be dispensed with in Salem church and also in many of the congregations in neighboring so as to afford everyone an opportunity to hear the The program in full for the is as follows Opening prayer Hymn Confession of Sin Collect Epistle reading Hymn Gospel reading Confession of Faith Hymn Bishop Johan Lunde Hymn Offering Synger for Bergen Choir Collect Hymn Benediction Hymn Prayer Hymn Scripture reading and Hymn Break Forth Into com Salem and Bergen choirs Bishop Lunde If With All Your com Salem and Bergen choirs Hymn Special music will be furnished at both forenoon and afternoon At the morning the Bergen will sing a and at the afternoon services the com Salem and Bergen choirs will sing two anthems in the English lan Outside of these two anthems the entire program both forenoon and will be conducted in the Norwegian Bishop Lunde is expected to get here some time Saturday and will be a at the home and Sumstad while in the Ex were that he would be ac companied by and Stub of but a recent com states that Stub is still seriously ill and will be un able to be It is possible that the bishop will be accompanied on he trip by some other minister of the All the pastors and their wives of the Story City Circuit of the gian Lutheran have been in by and Sumstad to meet the bishop at the parsonage af ter the program Sunday A free will offering will be taken at the services to help defray the es in connection with the OATS GOOD CROP The of the oat crop is j going full blast now and according to the yield is those who have threshed from 40 bushels to the acre up to as high as 50 to 60 This is remarkable considering the dry weather which prevailed this Jolting the City Cousin LEAVES CAMP Jordan left Sunday ning for where he reported for duty at the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Snel Larson is an instructor in the camp and is commissioned a lieut He expected to receive his orders by the 15th of and fail ing to receive he drove together with Larson and his to McGregor and Garnavillo and located the lost orders at the latter They returned here Sunday and Larson left the same evening for Fort The camp is conducted from August 1 to but the officers werel to report two weeks earlier to receive instructions before the opening of the camp for the SHUCKS HAD STATIONS ON THE PACIFIC COAST THE ATLANTIC COAST H CLEAR A WD opl HERE A PIECE 66TS 6N6LANP ON HIS KAWO FOOD SALE AND LUNCH The Bergen Ladies Aid society will conduct a food sale and luncheon at the North Bank August Cake and coffee will be served during the afternoon and throughout the Telephone orders for food will be received at Saturday to accomodate those who cannot come out earlier in the SUNDAY PROGRAM PLANNED The American and Auxiliary and the Roland Band are planning on having a program Sunday August Details of the program have not been worked out as but it is the intention of the organizations to secure some good speaker and arrange for special mu sic for the A similar pro gram was held by the band in the park one Sunday evening last and a large of people were There will be no charges of admis the people of the community be ing cordially invited to come and take part in the which will be con EXPERIMENT ON ROADS Calcium Applied East of Ne Lays Dust Effectively Story county is trying an experi ment with calcium chloride on its main travelled for controlling the clouds of dust thrown up by the steady stream of A few days ago the county high way au the treatment of a strip of road on the Jefferson 3 miles east of Nevada and another strip of south of with calcium Motorists over the treated areas report a freedom from dust and the appearance of a light It is thought by road experts that the chemical may act as a binder to help a better surface as well as prevent GREEK WEDS NORWEGIAN Candyland Romance in Ames Leads to Here is a sweet little romance it began right in The Paradise candy store has been a veritable paradise for John Pap pas and Margaret That is where they have worked together for the past six months but work has been a pleasure in their Neither has been late for work since the light of love has lit their daily Seven years ago John bid his dear ones back in Greece fond farewell and departed for the United He hated to leave the but he did not intend to return to his native land John says was no girl he left behind him over there and that he Two pounds to the square yard free to win a bride build a ducted as a Sunday Further it js stated the cost is Move nest in the land of the free and information will be given the next issue of the the mile for a the home of tho The experiment was tried in It is a longcry from the sunny county it the of the groves of Greece to the wan midnight DOES IT PAY TO OIL commission and will be wat sun and the fjords of but I with keen interest all over just as John left so had Miss The streets of Jewell are again full j Nevada Johnsons ancestors at a previous of small holes which are gradually j i date left tha getting It is a sad fact after MILFORD PICNIC So in the great melting pot of Am the great pains taken by the local northern Europe and Southern j council to put the oil on in a new way i The association of Europe joined hands in matrimony I that the best results be The the Milford Consolidated when street south from the Lutheran church joyed a picnic Friday afternoon at pastor of the Christian pro is by far the worst and it is impossible I Daytons There were about 150 John and Mar to pick a place where it is i patrons of the schools in garet man and which naturally adds so much to the i spite of the fact that it is a busy time Ames comfort of the driver and the on the pants of the car Shortly after The ball which was one of the COMPETE IN TOURNAMENT oiling was completed this spring many j features of Yhe resulted in i remarks were uttered to the that a victory for the farmers and they Morris and Joseph Hill were im Des this was the best job of oiling the were treated to ice cream and cake where they took part streets of Jewell had ever by the jh the preliminaries for the horse But duo to so much especially After a big picnic supper at six shoe tournament to bo held at the they are a condition not I the evening was spent inState Fair this Morris Hill i envied by tho citizens oi formally in skating and defeated by only one man Sunday RETURN FROM WEST and return ed Tuesday from a four weeks trip to They report a very inter esting They visited the differ ent cities in including a trip to Santa Barbara after the earth The quake did considerable they large brick build ings being leveled with the and all chimneys on residences were shaken They also took a trip into old Mexico while in the UNITED STATES RICH The United States has become in comparably the richest nation in the world according to the July number of the National and this has come about not through tation or injury to other nations but by reason jof American enterprise and Continuing the article says Statistics collected from official sources by Conference the National board show Industrial that the United States as compared with the entire world per cent of its per cent of its area per cent of its installed water power iper cent of its telephone and telegraph wire in use per cent of its railway mileage FARM BUREAU SOCIAL HELD LARGE ATTENDANCE AT AN AFFAIR LAST FRI DAY EVENING The lawn social of the Howard Township Farm Bureau was held on the spacious lawn at the home of and in the west edge of town Friday A very large number were in it being estimated that fully 300 people were Quite a number of as well as avail ed themselves of the opportunity of getting together at the social event and to hear the program that had been arranged for the The lawn was lighted with strings of electric lights and seats were pro vided on the grassy The Ro land Band furnished and Jens also entertained the gather ing with selections on the The speakers were ODonnell of who spoke on the coopera tive house and its func and Senator Lars who gave an interesting talk on farm After the a lunch consist ing of ice cake and was a nominal fee being charged to help defray the expenses of the The lawn social is an annual affair in the Howard Township Farm Bu reau and affords an excellent oppor for bureau members and others to join in a social visit as well as to enjoy the CREAM CHECKS FOR JUNE For the month of the Roland Farmers Creamery its of its automobiles and motor j 44 cents for butterfat and trucks jout tle patrons bringing cream of its coal production during that there were 46 of of its petroleum production f whom received or more and of its copper smelter receiving or Thd tion of its of its cereal production other than wheat i following is a list of those who re lead smelter production and over for the month of June Tom Wicks Jewell cing by the younger people and visit 1 ing by the older members of the asso SALAD NEW DISH and if he is in form at State Fair time should bep able to get in on the money offered at the bring some of the laurels of the TT Elmer Eriekson was home from horse shoe game to Gudmund Hall and Joe Chelsvig Roone gund He went to are and separator man on a week where fce gtay f I Mss Edyth came home threshing outfit south ot It another fore part of the week from New 52 per cent of its cotton production EN Waugh of its lumber production Jacob Risdal of its iron production j Tungeland per cent of its steel ingot Kp TeiS casting production cJ Farthing of its rubber Odne Howen The complaint that the United pF Pederson States prospers the expense of J Christian the rest of the world is made in ig c Jacobson It prospers because it Chelsvig duces all out of proportion to Nerem lation and Other proportions P J Peterson of the world of equal area are almost Anderson as rich in America has Sandvig prospered because she Haaland Her production is based on Sampson the highest labor costs in the w w Quam Most of it is consumed B A Rasmusson borders of the United OUR CHURCHES FESTIVAL AT SLATER 70th Anniversary of Settlement in County A festival will be held at August commemorat ing the 70th anniversary of the Nor settling in Story The programs will be held in the Slater The forenoon program will start at and an address will be given by pres ident of the Iowa district of the Nor Lutheran Church of He will speak in the Norwegian lan The afternoon and evening address es will be given in the English lan guage by Wilhelm scholar and Special music will be provided for each ses sion and everyone Is invited by those In to attend the Bergen Ladles Aid will be pleased to sell yon baked goods as well as Saturday afternoon and eve so happened one day that the crew is havi his whore she has been employed as did not have a place to thresh on the ig in the Boone store of tho in the city hospital for some regular and it was suggested Brahms store time that they thresh Joe Obe s oats that says will not be able to get anything ready for the i threshers to eat on such short that is all says Gud just buy some bread and pick j up a few that will be good enough for i Nothing more was the j ing was done the next day and j thing went When they had finj ished the the threshers hud their j but Joe and Gudmund had odd I jobs to attend to and were the last ones to come When they were j Joe noticed that Obe brought a special dish for Gudmund not the ordinary looking dish usually served a but one that was trimmed with sev eral kinds of Joe did get a little but being of a rather modest did not say any Gudmunds mouth began to he had put in a hard day and was He jammed his fork into tho and raised it to his but nothing He tried again but no luck Then he became ts of and raising the lettuce Severeide Townswick O Lewis Jacob Twedt 0 Eli Johnson CHURCH Ben Thompson Pastor Hougen No Sunday School during the Juel Sandvold months of July and Risdal I I O 0 I Service in the Norwegian language Barney Durby next Sunday at Ser mon by Bishop Johan The Bielefeldt collection envelopes will not be Peterson ered in next but an offering Grove will be taken to cover expenses in Iver Gjerde with the John Borwick Anthem by the church Otto Henry Cole Service in the Norwegian language next Sunday afternoon at oclock The Bishop will be tho A choir made up of the two local choirs will sing two The ladies aid will meet next Thurs day at tho Humphrey and will be entertained by Humphrey and The South Ladies Aid will meet next Wednesday at the Peterson i The pastor and Sumstad who have a hankering to to leave the first part of next fly in the clouds will have an oppor week for a short to satisfy the craving tomor services will be conducted regularly Clarence Norton and Howard Otis Olson Isabelle Olson Peter Egenes Henry Hoverston j Anderson Martens Olson Lewis Ellingson Dueland AIRPLANE HERE TOMORROW by visiting leaves with his he Needless to say the crew had a good laugh at the expense of v Here Is tho biggest Hummer playground in the playground for grownups H is the amphitheatre and race truck at the Iowa State Fair in DOB where nearly people from all to The State Fair i his summer la promised some of the speed iest events in Us racing purses over and with two days of bigtime muo meets Brown of will here with their airplane and will take up pas sengers during the They were in Story City yesterday and SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Prayer meeting next Thursday eve will be here all day tomorrow and ning at the church at Jewoll and Thero will be no Sunday School next as we are now having our Remember the Record now goes I summer press on Thursday morning and it necessary to get news and ad copy in Register subscriptions lent in from not later than Wednesday in order to the Record be sure to get it  

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