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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1931
Page
7
Several pure bred Duroc Jersey male pigs offered for sale by C. E. Hanson. Listing notes the animals are mature and suitable for breeding or farm use. Contact details not provided.
Local items list Sunday meals at D's Cafe and Ed's Cafe promotions. Residents like S E Larson, Reuben Solyst, Miss Elaine Solyst, Laverne Quam, Agnes Johnson, Viola Olson, Lucille Mann, Argyll Thompson, J A Knudtson, Henry Tuttle, Hazel Townswick, Thomas Robison, Dr Paul Thompson and others are noted visiting, returning from trips, or hosting gatherings across Waterloo, Iowa City, Ames, Des Moines and Story City.
Mr and Mrs Wier Nelson and family of Des Moines join Mr and Mrs Henry Holland and family of Kelley for a community gathering.
The McCallsburg Parent-Teacher Association held its second meeting. The Legion and Auxiliary led the program with community singing by Miss Druse. A Father and Son banquet is planned for next Tuesday at the school house to fund a health clinic, with various members hosting and speaking on social topics.
Des Moines residents visit Marshalltown for a corn husking contest at the county farm. Wade Finnie of Newton and Laverne and Nora Tegland attend. Dorcas society meets Thursday. HK N Bakke is pastor at Zion Lutheran with English service and Communion on Sunday November 15 at 11. Bethany Lutheran hosts Bible study Wednesdays. Confirmands meet November 14. The Gospel Team from Waldorf College speaks November 15 at 11 with free will offering. Luther League gathers at 7:30 November 15.
S. T. Farmer of Story City sold the Webster City buildings bought two years ago for a corn canning plant now to be a packing plant. A fire destroyed a filling station south of Huxley on the Jefferson highway last Tuesday. Farmers near Kelley captured three chicken thieves after a night chase. the thieves scattered into cornfields but were later caught. J. W. Sharp of Childers Texas took charge of the Tri County News at Zearing replacing Burt Kroesen. Miss Ruby LeFever of Zearing, 19, died by gas suicide in Cedar Rapids where she worked, after illness. Ames school board will not block high school dances or dancing parties attended by students.
At a recent meeting the board disapproved of any involvement with school dancing. It was agreed that if high school students or teachers wish to dance, it is none of the board's affair.
Beginning Saturday November 14 at the R K O Orpheum Theatre the film Are These Our Children directed by Wesley Ruggles presents modern youth with a moral tale about consequences of tawdry living Berry Mercer stars as the mother plus a cast of rising young performers The program includes top quality comedies and shorts and previews the next RKO Superior Show season with Death by Own Action Fleet featuring Bill Boyd James Gleason Robert Armstrong and Ginger Rogers.
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