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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
7
Classified item lists a Model T Ford truck in good shape for sale with inquiry through the Record office. Also notes a Poland boar and breeding service offered by S L Brywlefeldt at 6187p. contact details appear as phone 99 64 and Milford Olson referenced in the torn text.
Local items cover visitors from Des Moines and Webster City, trips to Cedar Falls and Marshalltown, and community events. Shoppers are urged to try Novak's Cash Shoe Store with ads for Cushion sole shoes. Family notes include arrivals, illnesses, and travel plans among Tweet, Pederson, Eggland, and Thorson families across towns like Swea City Ledyard and Nevada.
Hiison and Egeland, Frank Batman of Omaha visited last week at the home of his sister, Mr and Mrs Milton Thompson. Obed Pederson and friend Dave Cook, teachers at Manly, spent last weekend at the Paul F Pederson home.
Misses Esther Rod and Esther Steele, teachers in Arcadia schools, were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Overt I Holland. Mr J J Thompson attended a Marshalltown meeting of Marshall Canning company officials on Tuesday.
Focal mail carrier Toller Thompson is ill and confined to his home while substitute E K Thompson handles deliveries on the route.
Mrs Knute Stensland is recuperating at Polyclinic hospital in Des Moines after surgery and plans to return home soon.
Local readers learn prices for miniature golf per game for day and evening hours. Residents Ray Larson and C S Mathison relocate for education and work. Community members travel to Morris Illinois for a funeral and Luther League delegates attend in Des Moines. Social visits span Bergen Garwin Clinton and Waterloo areas as travel continues. Local shops promote Goodrich footwear and Philco radios with new tubes and battery efficiency.
Miss Sylvia Thompson employed in Ames is spending a few days at her mother’s home here to recuperate from a tonsil operation.
A telephone message to Mrs. Julia Larson from her daughter Mrs. Ernest Clay of Fort Worth Texas said Mr. Clay had an appendicitis operation that day and was confined in a Fort Worth hospital.
Mr and Mrs M O Anderson and M Hegland from here and Miss Or phie Anderson of Marshalltown traveled to Chicago Tuesday to attend the wedding of Milvern A Anderson to Miss Edith Newton held last evening in Chicago Rev and Mrs M O Sumstad and Dr and Mrs C W Landahl left Monday for Albert Lea Minn to attend the Spiritual Life Conference of the Norwegian Lutheran Church The Sumstads hosted a dinner for visiting missionaries and pastors including Dr Johannes Astrup Dr C W Landahl Rev Wm Trygstad Rev A M Haugen Rev Geo Holm Rev S Tverberg Mrs Anna Martinsen Miss Carrie Olson Dr J R Birkelund Rev Helge Hoverstad Rev Martin Norstad and Rev A M Mannes A B Olson formerly of this place now a Swift Co divisional leader won a free trip to Chicago for the last fiscal year The group toured with a sightseeing trip and an aeroplane ride over the city
The Tata Phi Phi club met Tuesday evening last week with Mrs. Ivan J. Sampson and Mrs. J. E. Michaelson elected president. Mrs. C. A. Fagerland serves as secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. D. C. Strother and her daughter returned to their Elma Iowa home after visiting Mrs. C. Savim. Mr. Strother has rented the Savim farm for next year and they plan to move there in the spring.
Charles and Lewis Strother, who have worked here for some time, also returned to their home at Elma.
Mr and Mrs O B Christian hosted guests at their home near McCallsburg on Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs M C Henderson and family from Mitchelville, Mr and Mrs John Millang and family from Stanhope, Mr and Mrs R M Henderson and family from Ankeny, Mr and Mrs James Rose and son Billy from Elkhart, Mrs K J Orthun and Mrs Omet Anfinson and son Ronalti of this place.
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