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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
2
The E Roland Record lists subscription and advertising rates with distinctions for local and outside counties. It notes a yearly rate of 1.50 in advance, 15 cents monthly if under a year, and higher rates for Hamilton Hardin and foreign subscriptions. Advertising costs are 10 cents per line, with a 50 cent card of thanks.
A local Boy Scout earned national recognition, pleasing his family and illustrating Scouting values. The piece explains scouting’s role in character, outdoor skills, first aid, and citizenship, noting Scout Anniversary Week and the movement’s 1909 American origin with Boyce and Baden-Powell.
Roland Iowa February 18 1930 candidate announces for the office of County Supervisor for the 1932 term subject to Republican voters at the June primaries.
A list of upcoming community and farm sales with sellers and locations across Iowa towns including Gilbert Story City Nevada McCallsburg Collins Ellsworth Randall Roland and Ro land. Notable entries include American Legion sale on Feb 22 and multiple breeders and receivers listed through March 11.
Howard District 4 notes report visitors Supt Kellogg on Wednesday and teachers Elmer Sande L J Mathre visiting Tuesday. Seventh eighth graders from nearby rural schools took exams Friday causing no classes. A Valentine party is planned with valentine exchange and treasure hunt. February decorations include hatchets valentines Lincoln and Washington. A Lincoln program opened Wednesday. First graders begin readers and hot lunches featured mashed potatoes Tuesday and creamed beef Thursday.
Neighbors gave a farewell surprise at a home south of town as Roy Baumgardner couple plan move to Helvig farm near Roland this spring. Visitors include Nevada's Allen and Bert Baumgardner families and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Larson of McCallsburg.
The McCallsburg community attended the funeral for Mrs. C. E. Poush, wife of C. E. Poush, who died near Fernald on February 3 1980 at age 35. She leaves her husband six children two of whom died in infancy her parents six brothers and a sister. She was buried south of McCallsburg. Mr and Mrs Ted Pearson were among mourners.
An instrument filed as the last will of T A Sorem deceased, dated November 1 1918, is set for probate proof on February 25 1980 at 1 30 PM in the Nevada Iowa courthouse before the District Court clerk. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the will should not be probated and allowed. Dated Nevada Iowa January 22 1980. 8t 52
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