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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
4
Garden City area residents share visits from Des Moines and Manly, plus travels to Eldora, Radcliffe, Henderson Grove and Kansas. Community groups meet for picnics bake sales and PTA plans while residents hear of sickness, births, and school happenings.
McCallsburg News notes the Bethany church group enjoyed their annual picnic after Sunday services at Story City park with a very good time reported. Announcements from Mr. and Mrs. Ray O. Seaberg reveal adoption of a three month old baby boy named Bhim on August 15. Don Clifford and Leslie Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom M. Johnson, left Saturday night.
C F Redlich of Minneapolis will demonstrate a rupture retention device at the New Story Hotel Nevada on September 13 from 10 am to 4 pm. The device claims instant relief and a sealed closure with no work disruption, offering lasting, sanitary support. Free inspections are extended to all treated in the past ten years, with home office listed in Minneapolis.
Zion Lutheran Church invites the Girls Mission Band to meet September 13 in the church parlors. Services in English on September 14 at 11, with Sunday School at 10. Bethany Lutheran holds Bible study and prayer every Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Catechumens read at 10 Saturdays at the parish house. Ladies Aid meets September 13 with Mesdames Thomas Thompson and Lewis Holm as hostesses. Luther League on September 14 at 7 30.
The issue notes students and teachers enjoying summer attitudes and freckles as proof of value. It mentions Miss Humphrey Hanson Townswick visiting classes, transfers to third grade, perfect attendance in fourth grade, and absent student Arthur Holland. Seniors study Zulauf spelling, Domestic Science preserved peaches and tomatoes, juniors may start a play, and seniors ordered class rings from Tilden Manufacturing in Ames Iowa.
The article lists sponsors and officers for the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes. It notes an All-High School party sponsored by the Seniors, a fall baseball workout, and a schedule being arranged. Visitors to the Religion department are named, including Mesdames Ericson and Johnson and Miss Starson.
At a Tuesday morning assembly the new editorial staff was elected. The meeting set the lineup for forthcoming issues and confirmed appointments to key roles.
Editor Drusa Nail and asst editor Charlotte Ritland lead new staff as Clifford Imsland, class of 29, returns to visit and donate books before heading to Drake University. Harry Christiansen, 29, plans a music focus at Simpson College. Donald Thompson, 30, enrolls at Ames College. Curtis Rutland, 380, heads to Waldorf College. Floyd Christian, 80, attends Capital City Commercial College. Kenneth Wallem and Earl Hanson pursue postgraduate work as the new term begins.
A playful exchange has a boy asking if watering a horse is like giving it a drink and declaring he will milk the eat, a humorous misstatement reflecting rural life and child mispronunciation.
The New York Post mockingly warns that the ongoing craze could transform Rhode Island into a scaled down golf course, suggesting exaggerated, whimsical consequences.
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