Milford High School News Weathers Holiday Break
The Milford High School newsletter notes no school this week with a general assembly led by Miss Fox. Roy Gerteman, a sophomore, sprained his elbow and will miss a week. Upcoming events include Halloween parties, a school song contest, and a busy basketball schedule with 24 players, 14 games, and a double header format led by Coach Levi.
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Station Mhs
Roy Gerteman
Miss Fox
Argyle Danielson
Louise Hovland
Vera.Stevenson
Miss Colburn
Lighth
Ames H. S. Dramatic Club
Vera Stevenson
Pachaska
Iowa State College
Cordelia Gilreath
Milford
Levi
Fernald
Local School Notes On Activities And Dismissal Changes
Weekend visits and pastimes at Jewell residents are noted alongside minor injuries and school events. Iane Tweet broke an arm, Arlene Johnson joined first grade, and Basketball practice began. The Junior High Declamatory Contest and sub county events were scheduled, with a new dismissal method to improve safety and reduce crowding in cold weather.
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Fjelland
Thompson
Jewell
Iane
Carstensen
Ames hosts home talent play and local incidents noted
The Ames post of the American Legion sponsors a two night home talent show The College Girl at the Ames field house on November 10 and 11 A garage accident in Williams injures a man and damages the garage An electrical spark ignites denatured alcohol during a fall Oklahoma tops the Ames lows state football setup as next Saturday's matchup nears Local injuries thefts and highway paving news from towns along the Jefferson highway plus church and clerical moves are reported including a newly installed Hauges Free Church pastor in Slater and a celebrated Atlantic crossing by seafarers.
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Ames Post
The
American Legion
Ames Field House
Williams
Oklahoma
Ames
Kansas Aggies
Kansas University
J. A. L. Briley
West of Gilbert
C. J. Jo
Biersch
Nevada
Nevada Church of Christ
Bierschwal
Jefferson Highway
Iowa
Minnesota
Jefferson
Missouri Line
Ellsworth
Ames Creamery
Rosendale
Gerhard Folgero
Atlantic Ocean
Leif Erickson
Slater
America
Europe
New Orleans
Alfred Knutson
Nevis, Minn
Hauges Free Church
Slater Sunday
Carl Wang
Minneapolis
Local notes from Garden City ongoing farm work and visits
Garden City residents report corn husking completion and continuing efforts. Several social visits unfold with Marshalltown and Ames trips, a Halloween party, a P T A meeting at Radcliffe, and a birth announcement. A girls club meeting at Knutsons includes a meal and sewing apron project with plans for November 15.
Camp Fire Girls Meet at School House
On Wednesday night October 22 the Camp Fire Girls gathered in the school house for their regular meeting. They checked in quilt blocks and read last meeting minutes. They planned November activities and organized the Camp Fire room with Esther Cole as scribe. Extra copies of this week's Roland Record are five cents each at the Record office.
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Esther Cole
Roland Record
Roland Troop 19 Boy Scout News Item
The Roland Scouts met October 28 at the schoolhouse and enjoyed themselves. Scouts from Iowa toured the Iowa Nebraska game, 14 to 12 Nebraska Huskies won, cold weather iced water. Next meeting announced a Court of Honor at Nevada.
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Roland
Iowa
Nevada
Death linked to collision on No 15 near Randall
John Witt 37 of Jewell, WW veteran, died after his Ford collided with Lars Tjernagel's Chevrolet at the Randall corner on primary No. 15. The coroner's jury found Tjernagel responsible, citing entering the arterial highway without stopping and obscured stop sign by nearby mail boxes. Witt, a Jewell resident, was married to none and left Jewell earlier. he died at Story City hospital.
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John Witt
Jewell
Lars Tiernagel
Randall
Randall Corner
Witt
Boone
Joliet
Onawa
Omaha
Tiernagel
Henry Peterson
G. G. Wallen
Stensland Farm
Tjernagel Auto
Story City Hospital
Mr. Tjernagel
E. W. Slater
O. S. Kleaveland
J. O. L. Johnson
C. J. Sickenger
Ford
Chevrolet
Lars Tjernagel
State of
Iowa
Tjernagel
Ole Tjernagel
Radio industry boom to surpass one billion dollars by 1980
Analysts predict the radio sector will top a billion dollars in 1980 as 3.5 million receiving sets, $400 million in set purchases, $200 million in tube sales, and $150 million in sound film equipment drive growth. The industry has grown rapidly over a decade, reshaping the cost of living for households.
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MHS
Jordan
Gilbert
McCallsburg
St. Anthony
Maxwell
Cole
Shipley
Central Jr. Hi and Co
Roland Rockets
Margaret Hagen
Frances Halverson
Thomas Jacobson
Garden City News
Gaylord Johnson
Lester Ose
G. A. Knudtson
Marshalltown
Randall Hatteberg
H. N. Bakke
Henry Christiansen
G. A. Knutson
Radcliffe
Belle Friest
Collander
Isabelle Friest
P. O. Johnson
John Waldee
Waldee
Lina Rasmussen
T. S. Thorson
Erma
Dunkerton
Jordan L. Larson
Little Junior Larson
G. H. Knutson
H. H. Nelson
Mrs
Tom Auestad
T. Chelta
Irvin Reisetter
John Stole
Alberta
Evelyn Knuts
Gladys Whitney
Regina Anders
Luella Anders
Marguerite Larson
Elaine Anders
Avis Olson
Mae Sampson
Junese
Goldie Weaver
Ora Olson
Evelyn Knutson
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Allied Clothiers
Charlson’s
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Story City
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