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Newspaper

Roland Record

Location

Roland, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1931

Page

5

Sudden Death of McCallsburg Farmer S. W. Guthrie

S. W. Guthrie, 54, prominent McCallsburg area farmer and longtime Warren township public figure, died last evening at his home from heart failure while preparing to attend a McCallsburg school board meeting. He served as school board president for years and was an elder in the local Presbyterian church. He is survived by his wife and two children, with siblings in Waterloo, Maxwell, Charles City, and home. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.

S. W. Guthrie McCallsburg Guthrie Davey Garden City Allen Alice Guthie Waterloo N. H. Nelson Rev Ben Guthrie Maxwell Anthon Charles City Warren Township McCallsburg Presbyterian Church

Silver Wedding for Mr and Mrs Joseph Twedt at Bergen church

Mr and Mrs Joseph Twedt of Kies ter Minnesota celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday afternoon silver wedding at the Bergen church parish house. More than 100 guests attended, including relatives from distant points, with talks by Rev H E Jacobson and Rev M O Sumstad and a reading by Miss Wilma Highland.

Joseph Twedt Kiester Minn Bergen Church H. E. Jacobson Williams M. O. Sumstad Wilma Highland Tweet Minnesota J A. Rutherford and Minneapolis E. R. Grove Ames Amos Tweet Guthrie Center Tweet Rutherford Boone Willard Grove Alleman John Johnson Randall B. M. Rasmusson H. EB. Myrah

Lind say bread knife offered with yearly subscriptions

The Roland Record offers a Lind say bread knife free with each full year’s subscription paid in advance for Story, Hardin and Hamilton counties. Subscribers may renew early to extend the expiration date a year from the mailing list date. Rod Publishing Co warns that some who paid early did not receive the premium and should visit the Record office to claim it.

Roland Lindsay Story Hardin Hamilton Rod Publishing Co

Dinner and Sale by the Salem Ladies Aid Society

The Salem Ladies Aid society will host a supper and conduct a sale at the church parlors on Wednesday evening, April 29. Serving begins at 5:00 or 5:30 p.m. The menu features meat loaf escalloped potatoes creamed peas and carrots jam pickles brown bread buns cake and coffee. Prices are 35 and 25 cents.

Salem Ladies Aid Society

Skromme Hatchery Plans 60 Foot Brooder House

The Skromme Hatchery erects a 60 foot chicken and brooder house on ground south of the canning factory for hatching chicks and rearing them to a later growth stage for those seeking older chicks.

Skromme Hatchery Canning Factory

James Died Monday at 72 in Gilbert

George B. James, 72, died early Monday at the William Hill home in Gilbert from anemia. He had been bedfast for over a year. Funeral held at Evangelical church Story City with burial in Sheffield Cemetery. Born in Story City, he lived on a farm near Roland. Survived by wife, three children, and three brothers.

George B. James William Hill Gilbert Evangelical Church Story City Sheffield Mr. James Roland Earl Thomas Keystone Herbert Harris Beaman Clarence Cambridge Carlson William Mexico Elmer Texas

Jacobson Carson Wedding Unites Forest City Pair

Miss Frances Jacobson and Walter E. Carson of Forest City wed in a five o'clock ceremony at the Jacobson home conducted by Rev. M C Sumstad. A three course dinner followed. they plan a short northeastern Iowa wedding trip and will home near Forest City after May first.

Frances Jacobson Walter E. Carson Forest City M. C. Sumstad T. C Jacobson Towa T. C. Jacobson Waldorf College Thorwald Thorsen Matt Carson Bruce Carson Miss Rose Carson Venita Carson

Eng lish Evangelical Lutheran Church Buys Store Building

Trustees of the English Evangelical Lutheran Church agreed to purchase the vacated Duca & Jacobson store building from Mr Elwood of St Paul for 750 dollars. Mud continues to hinder livery traffic in town last week.

English Evangelical Lutheran Church This Place Elwood St. Paul Duca & Jacobson

Salem couples wed as town votes for waterworks

On Wednesday at the Salem parsonage Mina Eggland wed Henry Hilliesen and Thursday Malinda Helvig married Louis Ritland. A surprise birthday for Mrs J N Sandren yielded furniture rugs and cash. Otis Thompson buys the Gaard residence. Salem approves a July election for waterworks and electric light plant by large margins with 201 votes. Town celebration follows with bonfire lanterns and gun salutes.

Salem Mina Eggland Henry Helliesen Marshall Hanson Malinda Helvig Louis J. Ritland Salem and Zion J. N. Sandren Or. T. Thompson R. K. Gaard Cottonwood South Streets

New Cemetery Association Elects Officers and Directors

The Roland Cemetery Association annual meeting elected new directors H. E. Evenson Wm Myrland Mrs T I Sampson and Miss Inga Lura. Remaining directors include Mrs T B Thompson Mrs Adolph Eggland Mrs Barrey Darby and Mrs M O Rod. Officers chosen are Mrs T S Sampson president Miss Inga Lura vice president Mrs Adolph Eggland secretary and H E B Evenson treasurer. The treasurer reported year receipts of 586.81 with expenditures totaling 586.81 and a balance on hand of 66.98 and a note balance of 237.36.

Roland Cemetery Association Bank H. E. Evenson Wm. Myrland T. I. Sampson Inga Lura T. B. Thompson Adolph Eggland Barrey Darby M. O. Rod Hannah Olson Oscar Cole Homer Duea L. Is. Quam B. J. Ritland Isabelle Olson T. S. Sampson H. E B. Evenson Bergen

Have You Your Share Per Capita Wealth 1929 Survey

A National Conference Board survey states that 1929 per capita wealth was 2977 dollars with total national wealth at 861 billion, up from 1914 by 158 billion. Purchasing power lagged World War I levels, with current dollars worth 59.2 percent of 1913 value. per capita income reached 692 dollars and national income 84 billion. Iowa per capita wealth was 4617 dollars.

National Conference Board Iowa

Roland Fire Dept Buys First Aid Kit for Trucks

The Roland Fire Department purchased a first aid kit now on the fire truck ready for emergencies. It contains bandages and dressings for injuries and can be detached for use at non fire events. The kit was paid from proceeds of recent card parties.

Roland Fire Department

Newspaper deadline and production schedule outlined

Record announces submission deadlines for news items due Monday or Tuesday when possible and no later than Wednesday. All type is set on Wednesday with printing occurring Thursday morning, guiding staff to meet weekly publication timelines.

High School to stage Sun Bonnet Girl operetta Friday

Music students present The Sun Bonnet Girl a comic operetta at the high school gym Friday April 24 at eight. The show features Sue the aspiring singer and Evalina Scroogs with a village garden setting and a music contest with prizes. Admission 20 and 35 cents.

Reuben Sue Mrs. Scroogs Constabule McSpavin Evalina Mr. Secroogs Evalina Scroogs Junior Boyd Corene Wierson

Obituary of Chris Olaf Sampson of Radcliffe

Chris Olaf Sampson born June 21, 1891 on a Radcliffe farm. baptized by Rev. Smedal. He fell ill with flu pneumonia, then heart disease, and died April 17, 1931 at age 39. He was survived by his mother Mrs. John Sampson four brothers and two sisters. Funeral held at home and Zion church with burial in Zion cemetery. pastors Rev. Sumstad and Rev. Bakke officiated. Zion church choir provided music.

Chris Olaf Sampson John Sampson Radcliffe G. Smedal Roland Anna Miller Sam Joe Silas Johnny Ames Inga Jacobson McCallsburg Sadie Pickett Zion Church Zion Cemetery M. O. Sumstad H. N. Bakke Zion Church Choir

Weather update: heavy rain and snow improve crop moisture

A heavy rain Saturday evening and additional rain and snow this week have broken the drought. About two inches of moisture fell since Saturday. Brisk northwest winds Tuesday brought snow flurries that covered the ground in the forenoon but thawed later.

New Sub-Station Contract Awarded Near Canning Factory

The town council adjourned meeting awarded the sub station contract to Electrical Engineering and Construction Company of Des Moines. Three new 75 KVA 2300 volt transformers will be installed underground to run from the Iowa Railway and Light sub station on the M and St. L right of way to the canning factory. The project will employ several workers.

Canning Factory Electrical Engineering and Construction Company of Des Moines Iowa Railway & Light

Church Activities Schedule Next Week

Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10, English service at 11 with sermon by the pastor. Luther League guest speaker Pastor Carl Opsahl of Jewell Sunday evening. Boy Scouts Thursday 7, prayer meeting Thursday 8. Confirmation Class Saturday 10. Helping Hand society Saturday 2 with Juliett Nelson and Thelma Nelson at church parlors. Choir 8 Monday. S D O R Tuesday 7:45. Hostesses Misses Theresa Novak Elsie Novak Arlene Hanson Martha Severeid Harold Severeid. Northeast Ladies Aid Wednesday with Mrs Raleigh Rasmussen. Southeast Ladies Aid with Mrs Ray Peck. Ladies Aid spring dinner sale at church parlors Wednesday 5 pm. Come and help.

Luther League Carl Opsahl Jewell Boy Scouts Helping Hand Society Juliett Thelma Nelson Theresa Elsie Novak Arlene Hanson Martha Severeid Harold Severeid Northeast Ladies Aid Society Raleigh Rasmussen Southeast Ladies Aid Ray Peck Ladies Aid Society

Bergen Lutheran Church confirms faith and schedules events

The Bergen Lutheran Church led by Pastor M O Sumstad announces the Confirmation Class next Saturday at 10 in the parish house. Sunday School, Bible Classes, and a sermon on Going Ahead to Make Arrangements for Us are set for the coming Sunday with additional study and choir events and Ladies Aid meetings throughout the week.

Supt Gorton Elected President Of Story County Schoolmen

Supt I A Gorton of this place was elected president of the Story County Schoolmen's Association at the annual meeting Tuesday in Nevada. Wayne L Pratt of the Cole schools was chosen vice president. Geo H Kellogg holds secretary treasurer duties by virtue of his county superintendent post. The gathering followed a 6 30 dinner at the Story Hotel and featured student musical numbers and an address by Atty Harry Langland on duties of a superintendent.

I. A. Gorton Story County Schoolmen’s Association Nevada Wayne L. Pratt Cole Schools Milford Township Geo. H. Kellogge Story Hotel Roland School Harry Langland The Association

Injured Woman Struck By Car On Main Street

Mrs Rebecca Johnson, nearly 99, was seriously injured when struck by a car driven by Richard Christian on Main Street near the bank. She had two broken ribs and bruises, received care at home, and nurse Miss Violet Larsen was engaged. The accident occurred about 9 pm in rain with lightning. she is improving and expected to recover.

Rebecca Johnson Richard Christian Bank Christian J. A. Christian Johnson Record Office Violet Larsen

Firealarm at Main Street Home Suppresses Basement Blaze

Firefighters answered a six o clock call to Mrs Jennie Britson home on Main Street. A paper box in the basement near the furnace ignited and spread to the rafters before crews arrived, but the flames caused no major damage though smoke filled the house. Mr and Mrs Hosea Jondall and their family are staying with Mrs Britson.

Jennie Britson Main Street Hosea Jondall

Canned goods theft and local civic notes from towns

A merchandise car on Rock Island tracks at Nevada yielded ten cases of canned fruits and vegetables and a large case of cigarettes. Eagle Grove to host Stavanger laget meeting June 23 25 and Sandhardland lager at Estherville June 26 28. Jewell routes consolidated May 1 reducing three rural mail routes to two. six miles shift to Kamrar. Martin Anderson 76 died in Story City. funeral at Immanuel church. Ames reports over 200000 cash on hand with year ago surplus 124000 and light and water profits rising to preent. taxes last year 113000 enabling nearly two years without taxes. Maxwell voters approve 60000 bond for a new school house replacing fire-destroyed one. 352 for 142 against.

Rock Island Nevada Eagle Grove Stavanger Estherville Jewell Kamrar Martin Anderson Story City Immanuel Church Ames Light Plant and Water Department Maxwell

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