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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
7
Classified style notices for items including gloves and finding requests on Main Street. Farm sales and equipment like well drilling, gas tanks, pumps and cattle plus poultry and seed potatoes. Also real estate sale of the R Nelson Estate and other local livestock and household items for sale.
For Sale Good Irish Cobbler potatoes suitable for seed or table use. S. L. Bielefeldt. For Sale Some clover and timothy hay mixed. Rosen Bros. 14% miles east of Dayton's Park.
Miss Esther Red was home from Arcadia over the week end. Mrs. O. M. Anenson is seriously ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anfinson of Ellsworth visited here Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swasand and family of Vincent visited relatives here last week. A. C. Magnussen and children visited Garwin Sunday. Early Ohio potatoes offered by J. O. Josendal at 1.75 per bushel with note they are good for eating or seed. Clarence Henderson, after visiting here weeks, returned to Mylo North Dakota with Oscar Nasby who also visited here.
O Josendal and Henry Alvestad families visited Newton on Sunday. Des Moines visitors Murray Goff joined the Goff and Risdal households. Lillian Teig returned from St. Paul for a brief visit. O P Teig celebrated his birthday with a dinner hosted by O P Boyd. Pederson hosted several guests for Sunday dinner. Riddlebarger and Rabijohn visited the Thomspsons in town. Ethris Rygh came from California to tend business and visit kin. Olena Larson and family visited Frost. Dr. S J Charlesworth attended a veterinary meeting in Nevada. State Teachers College students Obed Pederson, Arvid Levi, and Lawrence Olson spent the weekend at home. Erling Shold visited for his parents silver wedding anniversary. E R Grove and Anna Grove visited to see Mrs. Grove ill. Myrtle Sime came from Fairmont for an extended stay with I G Sime and Tommy Thompson. Mrs. I G Sime hosted a surprise party for Mrs. Sime with games and refreshments. a cash gift was given. The Sime family plans to move to a Renwick area farm.
Bargain week at Central Iowa's most beautiful theater lists five features from March 2 to March 8. Bebe Daniels stars in Love Comes Along March 2 and 4, Arthur Lake and Olive Borden in Dance Hall March 7, plus an all talking picture Hell's Heroes from Peter B Kyne's The Three Godfathers on Saturday evening March 8.
Mrs. Albert Eggland leads Howard Township Farm Bureau women at a Nevada committee session. Shippers from Roland Co-operative Shipping visit Des Moines for a conference. A surprise party honors William Tjelmeland for his birthday. Paula Boyd to study music in Omaha after Carthage College. Legion leaders attend a Fort Des Moines gathering. Nevada hosts visits by Arrasmith and Peck family members with singing. Mourning notes report the death of Anne Harris Ole son, 87, Forest City. A large group including the Sydness and Eige families visit J. J. Thompson in Roland. Cole family members travel to Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukesha, and Winnetka for visits and destinations.
Mr and Mrs Don Rickey Amison Junior of Cedar Rapids visited Mrs Carrie Sandren in Cedar Rapids. The former returned home the same day while others stayed longer. J J Thompson superintendent at the Marshall Canning Co plant fell ill with an intestinal infection last week and remained in serious condition before improving recently.
A large stack of men women and children dress shoes arrived this week at Novak Cash Shoe Store in Roland Iowa. Prices are described as very affordable pleasing shoppers. Mrs. O I Eggland hosted a luncheon Friday with several neighbors in attendance. Clarence and Mrs Thompson moved from the Harris farm to the Sandwich farm near Nevada and were surprised by neighbors with money gift upon departure.
Mrs. O J Severeide came home Wednesday after an extended May departure with other Roland tourists. She visited relatives in Norway since then and completed the return in two weeks, a notably fast journey.
Harold Hegland, University of Iowa student and tuba player, is part of the university band heard during programs and sports broadcasts from the station. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hegland, recently received a large photo of the band in front of the old capitol building.
Qualified electors in Roland Story Iowa will vote at the First National Bank second floor on the second Monday in March 1930 from 12 M to 7 P M A director is to be elected for a three year term succeeding C H Risdall and another three year term succeeding Henry M Hanson The secretary M M Eggland dated February 26 1930 responsibilities include any lawful business.
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