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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1929
Page
4
The Sunshine Mission society held its last meeting of the year last Wednesday. They reported substantial progress and described their help to the church. Officers were elected at the gathering.
A dense schedule lists auctioneers and sale dates from November through February including Cc. O Highland South of Thor and Chas Handsaker Nevada for December and M O Anderson west of Roland. The long roster covers towns Ames Story City Collins Zearing and nearby areas with numerous estates and community sales through February.
Election of church officers listed with gifts toward parish debt and missions. A Sunday school program featured songs, readings, and prayers led by local ladies, with Dorcas and Missionary societies adjusting plans for upcoming events. Attendance urged for Christmas program committees and multiple church services scheduled across Norse and English services with prayers and Bible study.
Announcement by C A Fagerland of Story County Association of Master Barbers outlines a code prioritizing infection protection and sanitary practices. It affirms courteous treatment, no obligation to tip, quality home-use products, and professional guidance while respecting patron wishes.
The notice stresses scalp care and responsibilities of the shop to every patron, regardless of visit frequency, inviting reporting of lapses by any staff. Also mentions a new line of Christmas Cards displayed at the Record office.
A humorous exchange shows a son blaming his father for trouble at school after a discussion about the value of one million dollars. The dad recalls the question and the son quips that “a helluva lot” was not a precise answer, followed by an ad line about Christmas cards on display at the Record office.
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