Well Drilling Services and Livestock Sale Mix
Classified items include well drilling and repair availability by Malcolm F E Emerson with contact. Also sale notices for two King Bee hot blast exiters in good condition and a herd of ten Poland China boars offered by S L J Bielefeldt, plus breeding changes to accommodate patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Danielson
Poland
S. L. J Bielefeldt
Local News Items Highlight Plays and Visits
The notice lists Junior Class Play Where's Peter staged Friday at 8 o'clock and several social visits. Readers learn about births and anniversaries at local homes including Fil and Frette families, and various residents travel or host guests from Ames, Storm Lake, Des Moines, and Chicago.
Local Residents Attend Family Gatherings Across Iowa
Merle Johnson a Town State college student in Ames spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C B Johnson. Dr. and Mrs. E I Rosheim and family joined a Lake Mills celebration for the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs I O Rosheim. Mrs Severt Arneson returned from Sheridan Illinois due to her daughter’s illness and was called back by her daughter in law Mrs Bert Arneson’s illness.
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Millie Hanson
Iowa State College
Ames
M. D. Anderson
Milvern Anderson
Chicago
Ella Jacobson
Emma Lou Taylor
Carl J. Jacobson
Merle Johnson
Town State College
Myr
C. B. Johnson
E. I. Rosheim
Lake Mills
Mrs. I. O. Rosheim
Mrs. Severt
Arneson
Sheridan
Ill
Bert Arneson
Opheim Trip Returns and Local Hospital Update
Mrs. J. J. Omvig Jens Omvig and Miss Herma Peterson returned from Opheim Montana. Mrs Anna Richardson of Opheim joined them for an indefinite visit. Mrs Bert Arneson was taken to Story City hospital for an appendectomy of an abscess. She is reported recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrrie Harnden
Des Moines
Story City
J. J. Omvig
Jens Omvig
Herma Peterson
Opheim
Mont
Anna Richardson
Bert Arneson
Roland social notes and upcoming play announce plans
Miss Esther Rod visited from Arcadia for a corn husk ing vacation week. Miss Faye Grimes left for Fairfield. John Ness of Chicago praises the Record’s Roland news. J F club met with Mrs. Bert Britson. Mrs. Gyrus Thompson elected secretary. Dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs T C Jacobson with several guests. Junior class to present Where's Peter on Friday Oct 24 with admission 40/25 cents. Bertha Hoffman resumes piano lessons in Roland Oct 25 with practice times at Mrs Clara Thompson’s.
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Esther Rod
Arcadia
Faye Grimes
Fairfield
John D. Z. Ness
This Place
Chicago
Roland News
Mr. Ness
Regal Art Company
J. F. Club
Bert Britson
Gyrus Thompson
I. J. Wicks
The
Roland High School
Peter
Etna Drug Co
Bertha Hoffman
Roland
Clara Thompson
Obituary Roy L. V. Pond Dies in Iowa Plane Crash
Roy La Verne Pond born July 22, 1904 near Roland, died October 10 1930 at the Iowa Sanitarium Nevada after a plane crash at 3 25 p m the same day. Employer Earl Grey of Fairmont Minnesota piloting the plane was killed. Pond attended Roland high school and Milford Consolidated schools.
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Roy la Verne Pond
Chas. W. Pond
Roland
Iowa
Nevada
Earl Grey
Fairmont
Minn
Roy
Milford Consolidated Schools
Radio enthusiast Roy pursues aviation career path
Roy, keen on radios, repaired gear and worked as a salesman for Apex Radio. In 1928 he and Marcellus King moved to Chicago where Roy held a role with Stewart-Warner. They bought a Standard biplane and flew in Montana in 1929. In April he piloted Grey’s mono coupe at Fairmont Minnesota before his death, survived by his parents a sister Leota and brother Howard.
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Apex Radio Company
Marcellus King
Chicago
Roy
Stewart-Warner Radio Corporation
Montana
Grey
Fairmont
Minn
Leota
Howard
Fairmont Tribute Highlights Roy Pond’s Character
A Fairmont friend recalls Roy Pond as a straight for ward, industrious young man who made many friends during his brief time there. The message emphasizes his clean life and good humor.
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Fairmont
Roy Pond
Extra copies of the Record sold at five cents each
Local notice announces availability of extra copies of the Record at five cents per copy. The item notes standard pricing and distribution through the newspaper office.
Corn Picker Accident Injures Milford Man
Lester Vail of Milford township suffered a severe hand injury when his left hand was caught in corn picker rollers on Friday. He was taken to the sanitarium in Nevada where two middle fingers were amputated, with doctors hoping to save the remaining fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Vail
Milford Township
Nevada
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