Volunteers Form Night Watch in Roland Community
At a Roland Community Club meeting Ed Osmundson will organize volunteer night watchers two per night to guard against fire or marauders with aid from the town marshal. About 70 men are sworne in as special police and will be assigned duties. The first two men began Tuesday night. The group also approved Main street holiday lights funded by the club and local firms. A children’s treat is planned before the holidays with details to follow.
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Roland Community Club
Ed Osmundson
Main Street
S. A. Ericson
Joseph Haversten
J. O. Josendal
Funeral Held For Mrs. K K Teig At Roland
Services were held Saturday afternoon for Mrs. K K Teig at her residence and Bergen church with Rev. Sumstad officiating. Interment followed at Roland cemetery. Survived by 11 children and 21 grandchildren, the Roland native had lived in Story county since 1865 and near Lakefield Minnesota 1910–1917. The Roland Record notes subscription payments and urges readers to check the label.
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K. K. Teig
Bergen
M. C. Sumstad
Roland
Otto J. Hanson
Cecelia Teig
Lisbon
Claus
Dorthea Jacobson
Story County
Lakefield
Minn
Knudt K. Teig
C. B. Jacobson
Cornelius
Carl
Andrew
Paul
Alfred
Kenneth
S. O. Birkeland
Otis
Joseph
Wind
Carl Teig
Andrew Teig
Paul Teig
Alfred Teig
Kenneth Teig
Cornelius Teig
American Legion Roland Post 307 December Meeting
The December meeting of Roland Post 307 of the American Legion will be held next Thursday evening December 10 in the music room of the school house.
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Roland Post 307
The
American Legion
Issue Drivers Licenses In Collins Office
H R Sokol of Collins and assistants processed automobile license applications Tuesday. A total of 240 applications were taken during the day with Eli N. Nelson assisting this month.
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H. R. Sokol
Collins
Eli N. Nelson
Cunningham buys Egeland residence near park
W. A. Cunningham has purchased the O. N. Egeland residence south of the park and is making extensive improvements in preparation to moving in next March. The price paid was $1550. It is currently tenanted by S. H. Jondall.
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W. A. Cunningham
O. N. Egeland
S. H. Jondall
Doctor moves office to Story County Bank building
Dr. E. I. Rosheim has moved his office from the Michaelson building to a leased suite on the second floor of the Story County State Bank building. Access to the upper floor is via the south door. The office is open for business as usual.
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E. I. Rosheim
Michaelson
Story County State Bank
Farm Bureau Meeting in Howard Township
The Howard Township Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting next Tuesday evening December 8 in the high school assembly room. New officers will be elected and a program featuring talks by County Agent Paul Burson and Mrs. L W Golden plus musical numbers will be presented. All interested, members or not, are welcome to attend and meet the new county agent.
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Howard Township Farm Bureau
K. P. Teig
Paul Burson
L. W. Golden
KEEP STREETS CLEAN ASHES AND NAILS THREATEN DRIVERS
Mayor M. D. Rod urges enforcement of Ordinance No. 74 Section 107 prohibiting throwing or depositing ashes nails glass or other sharp substances on sidewalks streets alleys highways gutters or public grounds to prevent damage and injuries.
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Rod
Intruding on Horace lightens McCallsburg High bills
Juniors of McCallsburg High School stage the play Intruding on Horace on Thursday December 10 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. The story follows Horace Weldon amid a jewelry theft and jewel theft mystery solved by his unexpected boldness. Admission: reserved 85 cents, non reserved 25 cents.
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McCallsburg High School
Horace
Susan Wimple
Mattie Britson
Tom Donlan
Mark Sheldahl
Elmer Coons
Ward Shearer
Madge Sinclair
Ferne Burnette
Horace Weldon
Gerald Vallem
Nannie Datchett
Vivian Haugen
Harrison Coulter
Virgil Brekke
Loris Adams
Josephine Nelson
J. T. Adams
Harry Rasmussen
Betty Blair
Nettie Chelsing
Josie Evans
Leah Rasmussen
Timothy Reenan
Robert Olson
Toby
McCallsburg
Milford School Gains Approved High School Status
A state inspector letters confirms Milford Consolidated School is approved as a high school for the 1981 1932 term financing non resident tuition and college entry without exams for graduates. An audit reports minor five year mispayments totaling 11.57 with all records balanced and bonds outstanding totaling 77000 at 4 and 5 percent with insurance coverage cited.
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Milford Consolidated School
R. A. Griffin
Consolidated Schools
Board of Education
Agnes Samuelson
J. W. Long
C. C. Stone
Dan McNerney
Mac Allen
Joe Mills
Milford
Roland Community Club Set to Meet December 8
The Roland Community Club schedules its regular meeting for next Tuesday evening in the school house music room. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming community events and project planning with members.
Scotch Collie Saves Farmer From Aggressive Bull
George Larson a farmer near Roland was saved from a charging Hereford by his Scotch Collie. The dog barked and bitten at the bull, allowing Larson to escape over a fence with only bruises and no broken bones. The bull was shipped to market the same day.
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George Larson
Roland
Larson
Runnig
Vikings Win First Game In Home opener
The Roland Vikings defeated the Radcliffe Roamers 40 to 30 at Milford school gym. Thompson led Roland with 18 points as Halverson and Bly starred for Radcliffe. The halftime score stood 17 to 13 in favor of Roland.
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Roland Vikings
Radcliffe Roamers
Milford School
Roland
Halverson
Luther College Iowa
Bly
Vikings
Thompson
Levi
Tweet
Michaelson
Sandren
Radcliffe
Gaard
Skare
Johnson
Auestad
F. Brouwer
Iowa State Teachers College
Carrie Olson to Return to China as Missionary
Miss Carrie Olson, long with and previously in China, has received a call to service there. She has before served twice in the field, the first over two decades ago, and now plans to depart soon after the holidays after finalizing passports in Minneapolis.
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Carrie Olson
China
Miss Olson
Minneapolis
Pacific
Extra copies of this week's Roland Record available
Extra copies of this week's Roland Record may be obtained at the Record office for five cents per copy.
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Roland Record
Churches Meet Schedule Highlights Advent Sermon and Choir Plans
A church notices upcoming events including Sunday School at 10, worship at 11 with a Luke text for Advent, a Sunday afternoon rehearsal for a Christmas program, Luther League address by Alta Haugen on missions, plus Thursday prayer, Saturday classes, and Monday choir meetings. A large list of men is invited to a Monday gathering to secure pledges for next year, with roles in hosting and program items noted.
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Luther League
Alta Haugen
Jesus the Savior
Roland
Madagascar
Helping Hand Society
Dorotha Fagerland
S. H. Frederickson
Andrew Alvestad
L. H. Larsen
J. Michaelson
Henry Alvestad
L. B. Selvig
O. S. Eggland
C. A. Fagerland
Joe Johnson
Julius Wilson
Christ Egeland
B. A. Rasmussen
Peter P. Teig
Ed Wierson
I. T. Sande
W. W. Quamn
E. B. Christian
Arnold Cole
Barney Darby
Burton Alvestad
Amil
Annie Larsen
Bergen Lutheran Church announces class schedules and Bible outreach
The Bergen Lutheran Church led by Pastor M. O. Sumstad lists the Confirmation Class next Saturday at 10 o'clock in the parish house and Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 o'clock next Sunday. A Paris hospital scene shows wounded soldiers cherishing scriptures shared by a Bible woman. The message urges regular attendance and loyal support.
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Paris
Humphrey Buys Out Partner In Roland Barber Shop
A. E. Humphrey bought Milo Halversons share, becoming sole proprietor of Humphrey and Halverson barber shop. Halverson family moved to Buffalo Center, where he opened a barber shop and Mrs Halverson will operate a beauty shop with him. Halversons eight and a half years in Roland followed a 1923 move from Mallard and 1925 return from Fort Dodge to buy in. The couple and their daughter Frances left for Buffalo Center Monday.
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A. E. Humphrey
Milo Halverson
Humphrey
Roland
Fort Dodge
Neighbors Help Carpenter Family Harvest Corn
A husking bee on Tuesday assisted Mr and Mrs Gaylord Carpenter with their corn crop. Fourteen wagons worked the field and about 25 acres were harvested. Mr Carpenter has been ill this year and valued the neighborly support.
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Gaylord Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Christmas Greeting Card Deals in Roland Record Ad
The ad touts Christmas greeting cards priced at 1.25 for 25 and 12 ecards for 1.00. It invites readers to call the Roland Record office to view the samples.
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Roland Record Office
Rod Publishing Co
Climax Jesus Is Coming Again Sermon At Communion Service
A church announces Sunday sermon The Climax Jesus Is Coming Again and Holy Communion last this year Attendees should announce intent to partake The Ladies Aid Priscilla choir and South-East Ladies Aid hold annual meetings and Christmas events including a cantata and tree program Rehearsals and attendance urged with emphasis on timely participation and support for organizers
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Jesus
Ladies Aid
Priscilla
Ruth
Myrtie Anderson
Ruth Carstensen
Helen Britson
Alice Cole
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Salem Lutheran Church
Olaf Helen
Bergen Lutheran Church
M. O. Sumstad
Buffalo Center
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