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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
4
Local market notes from eight in the morning listing prices for eggs butter oats and poultry. Prices include Butter 39, Eggs No 2 Poultry 16 to 15 cents, Hens and Leghorn lines with various weights, and general dealer cautions on buying only healthy poultry.
The Bergen Lutheran Church bulletin invites quiet worship and active participation. It lists upcoming events including Confirmation Class, Bible Classes, Sunday School records, Boy Scouts, Luther League, Ladies Aid, Priscilla, Willing Workers, Choir rehearsals, and a Luther Seminary Glee Club concert featuring twenty seven singers from St Olaf and Luther College, with Rev. Paulsrud delivering sermons on debts and resurrection.
Olaf Holem leads a Salem Lutheran Church glee club concert at 8 pm with Dr Gullixson as speaker. Sunday sermons cite Acts 15 and a church attendance push. schedule includes Sunday school classes, prayer meetings, Ladies Aid activities, Boy Scouts, and choir rehearsal. Dairy herd butterfat data from Iowa District Pastoral Conference reports show top producers and trends in income over feed costs.
City Herald editor P A Olson recounts a garage fire last week starting with smoke from the car hood and two separate blazes on the engine and garage floor. Olson, relying on bucket water, gains control while firefighters respond swiftly.
Iowa cow testing associations report a rise to 289 pounds of butterfat per cow for the year, up 10 pounds from 1928 29, aided by culling and better feeding. Story County No 2 leads with 368.1 pounds, followed by North Tama at 356.8 and Jahnmen County Na 1 in the yearly averages.
A Milford Register and Tribune representative photographed students and staff last Wednesday with a contest for a free picture. Viola Danielson held a pie social at Sheffield schoolhouse where she teaches. Various attendees and performers attended from Milford. The Commercial Geography class received work books. P T A planning for November 25 meeting. Edith Jacobson absent due to illness. Junior High and lower grades heard Walter Damrosch orchestra. Crosley radio loaned by Britson’s Briardale. Ira Jane Crose returns after eight weeks. Nevada teachers visited Milford. Lester Brooks absent due to his father's illness. Mr Brooks injured eye while corn picking. MHS signing off with Christmas greeting cards.
Sally and Phil Armstrong reconcile after a chaotic mix up at the Waverly Court apartments. Neighbors mishear a crime scene rumor about chloroform and a doomed anniversary, only to discover the couple napping among crate of fresh fruit.
The school notes a lively week with Humorous, Dramatics, and Oratorical contests in progress. Seniors show class rings, eighth grade won a PTA attendance party, and Des Moines trips for Pedagogues plus student performances by boys and girls groups are planned. Basketball season opens with a home-heavy schedule and mentions players Bielfeldt Jandall Peterson among the hoped-for standouts.
Two more Scouts Herbert Rod and Haakon Herigstad join the troop. Scoutmaster Joe Johnson invites inquiries and mentions the upcoming meeting at the schoolhouse at seven o'clock on November 18 1980. Dues aid the troop and boys are urged to pass tests toward the next Court of Honor at Ames.
State of Iowa Story County notice announces Osmond Martin as Administrator of the estate of Toller Theodore Thompson deceased. Creditors are asked to pay debts and claimants to present and file claims with the Clerk of the District Court Ira J. Se Dated October 25, 1938 L. E. Davisson Clerk District Court Nevada Iowa.
L. E. Davisson serves as Clerk of the District Court, handling court records and administrative duties for the judiciary. The note cites Davisson in an official capacity within the district court system.
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