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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
6
Market prices for commodities including corn oats eggs poultry and fowl delivered by local dealers at eight o clock this morning. The listing covers No 2 shelled corn No 3 white oats creamery butter No 1 eggs No 2 eggs and various poultry including springs heavy hens light and leghorn hens old roosters ducks geese and other birds with notes about quality and disease standards for sale.
The P T A’s November meeting in McCallsburg will feature principal speaker Mr. Von Tangelin and guest Edith Augustine of the Story County Social Service League. A varied program is planned as part of the evening activities.
Local families gathered in Garden City for Sunday visits and social moments. Notable attendees included Van Beran Sampsons and numerous relatives from Des Moines Story City McCallsburg Radcliffe and Jewell. O. J. Ritland suffered a stroke and is ill at home southwest of town.
Carroll Quamn breaks arm after pony incident. grades host Halloween parties for seventh, juniors and seniors hold gatherings with readings and games. Football season ends with Radcliffe loss 14 0, seniors praised for sportsmanship. Basketball practice begins. H. H. Hunter offers private music lessons in Story City and Huxley.
A week after a wreck near Marshalltown a driver remained hospitalized with several broken ribs and other injuries after failing to sleep at the wheel. Mrs. Ermma Bakka returned Sunday from Linden Iowa after visiting her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. W D Lauritzen hosted guests including Mrs. Mary Craig and her children Charlie and Catherine and Miss Lillie Tvedt. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hanson visited their son Lloyd and family near Thor.
Ellsworth schools suspend classes for a two week corn husking vacation and will resume on November 11. Hubbard plans a golden anniversary and homecoming next August with an invitation extended to Frank O. Lowden, former Illinois governor, to give an address. A Hubbard committee met Lowden in Ames and received conditional assurances of attendance.
Farewell sermon by Rev Peder Nordsletten at Jewell precedes his family’s move to Wallingford where he has accepted a call. Rev Martin O Ensberg of Reynolds ND also receives a call to serve Jewell congregations. Henderson Furniture buys Graettinger store, expanding to Ames Story City and Graettinger with Theodore Lewisson transferring to Graettinger. Donhowe Motor Co relocates to new Story City building. Henry Severeid family returns from California where Hank played for Hollywood.
Sunday attendance marks a church dedication with the purchase of a Votteler Holtkamp Sparling organ. Congregation officers include Rev. M. O. Sumstad as chairman and M. O. Rod as secretary, with a full slate of deacons trustees and committees named.
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