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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
2
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A Kansas City Labor News excerpt defines worry as fear of the unknown and argues it harms judgment and health. It cites the value of humor, patience, and preparation, urging action over rumination to master situations and improve outcomes.
Oliver Larson and Arnie Espe of Radcliffe were callers last Monday evening in Garden City. Many residents from Story City, Collins, Des Moines, Radcliffe, Stanhope, Hayfield, and nearby towns visited friends and relatives here, with several birthdays noted. Busy Bees meet with Mrs. F V Beran on Friday, April 10.
The April PTA gathers at the school house Friday evening April 10 at 8 20 with teachers in rooms 7 15 to 8 15. Mrs Carl Christy presides and leads the business session followed by Miss Kelly and the Junior high pupils performing What Would You a one act comedy of Iowa life. The program includes songs by Girls Quartet and Boys Chorus, a pantomime And the Lights Went Out, and a string ensemble with Dr A R Laver W J Watson Amil Mathison violinists E Craft viola Robert Early.
Mr A T Lodge conducts cello music with Grace Bluckholm Minert as accompanist. Curtis Jacobson is absent due to illness for the first time this term. Arlene Post visited during Easter vacation from Nevada. Dorothy Farm returned after a 10 day absence. Helen Tweet out ill this week. Frances Christian stayed with Katherine Tendall Wednesday night. Six weeks tests indicate only six weeks left in the school year. Palma Darby back after weeks away. The Senior Class Play The House of a Thousand Thrills is planned for May 1 with a lengthy cast including David Arden John Allen Mona Carlton Louise Hovland Serena Carlton Reva Rhodes Travers Jeffrey Rasmussen Emily Temple Dorothy Sowers Agnes Melville Harriet Lawson Mrs Rachel Carlton Edithe Jacobson Rons 2 Melville Orlene Tweet Paul DAlbret Timothy Wheelock Miss Derby Doris Sorenson Velvet Lester Brooks.
McCallsburg columns report Ames visitors including Mr and Mrs John Caltvedt and families, Dorcas society Easter program led by Mrs Schauper, and local events. Dinner gatherings feature the Tweet and Peck families, declamatory contest judged by Mrs Morris, box social with a 20 cent lunch, and local visits to Nevada and Story City. Leslie Pearson won first in the contest.
Residents share Easter visits with relatives in Ames Marshalltown and Kansas City. Local families host dinners and Friday night church gatherings. Bethany Lutheran confirms Saturday meetings and Norwegian services set for April 12 with Bible study midweek. North Ladies Aid meets April 16. Sunday School at 10. Telephone or mail news to the Record.
Redlich of Minneapolis will demonstrate his rupture treatment at the New Story Hotel in Nevada on April 11 from 10 A M to 4 P M. The method uses Perfect Retention Shields to seal the opening, offering instant relief and claimed lasting, sanitary support, with 95 percent recovery per statistics. Free inspection invited for all treated in the past ten years. home office listed as 535 Boston Block, Minneapolis.
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