Found Keys Prompting Record Office Contact
A bundle of keys was found with a note suggesting the owner may file a claim at the Record office. Local authorities advise anyone missing similar items to verify ownership and retrieve promptly.
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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
7
A bundle of keys was found with a note suggesting the owner may file a claim at the Record office. Local authorities advise anyone missing similar items to verify ownership and retrieve promptly.
Local notes list 45 cent brick ice cream at Ed's Cafe and three for 55 cents on cigarettes with extra copies of the Des Moines Sunday Register available there. Several residents visit, travel, or stay with friends across Radcliffe, Des Moines, Marshalltown, and Forest City. The Story County State Bank notes local tax payments and Benjamin Duen returns to Valley Junction as athletic coach.
Story County notes list a Sunday chicken dinner at Ee's Cafe and local events including bake sale at the Michaelson Jacobson store by Bergen Ladies Aid. Mentions taxes due this month paid at Story County State Bank and residents traveling to Saint Paul Chicago Sioux City Des Moines for duties and visits. Joseph Duea represents Story County in the 4 H Boys Health contest at the state fair in Des Moines.
O. L. Turmo rents the lower floor and will move this week while Ed Osmundson rents the upper floor. Clarion Larson leaves Monday for his home in Bismarck North Dakota after a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs S T Larson.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carson and Miss Rose Carson with Bruce Carson of Forest City were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Jacobson.
Dr 8 J Charlesworth has purchased the John S Borvng residence, now vacated by the J A Simser family, for a price of $1500.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar P. Lovstuen and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berge of Decorah arrived Monday for a few days visit at the home of their sister, Mrs. Otto J. Hanson.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Henryson and children return to their St Paul Minnesota home after a brief stay with relatives in Story City and nearby.
Mrs Earl Manning and children Jackie and Roger of Mankato Minnesota visited Sunday for a few weeks at the home of Mrs K J Orthun, the mother of Mrs Manning.
Miss Ida Murray of Marion who appears with the Murray Family Orchestra in Des Moines this week visited the home of Mr and Mrs P J Peterson on Sunday.
Mrs Olaf Helen hosted a Friday luncheon for Mrs H J Skarshaug of Los Angeles and Miss Paula Boyd of Omaha. Several families visited Traer and Des Moines as moves and reunions mark the week. Irene Shafland will attend Drake University while Bertha Shafland moves to a Des Moines residence. Oscar and Duea of St Cloud visited the Thompson home after the Sheldahl reunion. both are deaf mutes. F A Gorton and children returned from Ventura and Mrs Gorton recovers from sinus surgery in Mason City.
Mr and Mrs A N Orthun and daughter Patricia of San Francisco arrived Friday to visit this week with Mrs K J Orthun at her home. Mr Orthun works for Trade Publishing Company in San Francisco.
Miss Paula Boyd returned Sunday to Omaha Nebraska where she is employed after spending a two week vacation at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs O S Boyd
J. R. Shannon extended the weekend at his Sioux City home. Mrs. Shannon and their son joined him Monday and will stay several days this week.
The Boyd family held a reunion picnic at Henderson's Grove near Randall on Sunday to honor Mrs. K. P. Boyd of Story City for her birthday.
Mr and Mrs O G Tweet hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs George Cowan and Mr and Mrs Wier Nelson and families from Des Moines. Also present were Miss Sylvia Thompson of Ames, Mrs A Thompson and J A Omvig.
Dr J A Snyder traveled to Sioux City and Holly Springs Iowa on Saturday and returned Monday accompanied by Mrs Snyder who has been taking extra laboratory technique work at the Methodist hospital in Sioux City this summer
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sanford on August 30 in Barrington Til. Mrs. Sanford, formerly Miss Myrtie Hereim, has three living great grandmothers. Mrs. Hereim has been visiting Barrington for the past month and will return home Sunday.
Otis Olson suffered serious foot injuries when a gravel wagon wheel passed over both feet at the Amensen pit north of town on Friday.
Esther Rod leaves Saturday for Arcadia to teach next year aided by Miss Faye Grimes of Fairfield. Ernest Rod writes of his move from Groton South Dakota to Sisseton South Dakota to teach next year. Harold Hegland from the University of Iowa registrar's office visiting family in town. Ray Larson returns from Cedar Falls for two weeks and will attend Grundy Center high school next year. Rev O Amdalsrud departs for New Jersey after summer visits and retirement from active ministry. Rev and Mrs M O Sumstad and Herman Knudtson attend a mission meeting near Lake Mills with sermons and a mission offering over 1600 dollars.
Perry Sampson, a Lutheran Seminary student at St. Paul Minnesota, led Sunday morning worship at Bergen church. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Sampson of near Garden City.
Miss Clarice Torkelson 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Torkelson of Story City, was named Iowa's healthiest girl at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines this week. She will enter Iowa State College at Ames as a freshman this fall.
The United States post office announces starting September 1 1931 letters to Canada and Newfoundland including Labrador require three cents for the first ounce while post cards will cost two cents.
Walter Peterson performs with the Murray Family Orchestra this week at the agricultural building in Des Moines statewide fair. The group also appeared last year. Miss Ida Murray, leader and former Roland schools music teacher, guides the ensemble.
Morris Hill qualified for a final round, finishing 13th, while Joseph Hill narrowly missed the final. Hans ford Jackson of Kellerton won the event, with Dessis Mossman, sister of Putt Mossman, taking third place.
The Opstvedt family extends gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy after the death of J. H. Opstvedt. They thank Rev. M. O. Sumstad for the funeral message and Johanna and Lenora Osheim and Mrs. E. I. Rosheim for the music and flowers. May God bless you all.
A five day Bible conference at Salem church known as the double church runs Sunday September 6 through Thursday September 10. Evening services start at 8 pm in English led by Dr. C. J. Sodergren of the Lutheran Bible Institute Minneapolis with Rev. C. J. Naglestad of Ellsworth as pastor.
The Roland Week Day School of Religion held its annual meeting at the school house on Tuesday evening. Officers elected for next year were Rev. M. O. Sumstad president, Rev. Olaf Holen vice president, and S. H. Frederickson secretary-treasurer. Directors L. J. Ruland and W. W. Quamn were reelected for two years, with L. S. Larson and Howard Ferkin continuing for one year.
Putt Mossman, famed stunt rider and horseshoe pitcher, suffered serious injuries at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines on Friday after his motorcycle skidded in loose dirt and overturned during a speed record attempt. His leg was trapped in a wheel and required removal to free him.
The injured man suffered a concussion, a fractured knee cap, a fractured leg bone and other injuries. He is a well known figure in Roland and has staged several exhibitions locally.
Notice announces L. E. Davisson as Clerk of District Court and S. H. Oostvedt as Administrator for the Joan Levert H. Opstvedt estate in Story County Iowa. Creditors must present claims to the administrator for allowance and file with the Clerk of the District Court. Addison & Smedal serve as attorneys. Dated August 31 1931.
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