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Newspaper

Roland Record

Location

Roland, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1931

Page

5

Drivers License Law Expands Permits and Questions

The drivers license law starts next January with sheriffs issuing permits next week. Three license classes exist with the owner receiving a free license upon registration. Drivers without ownership pay 25 cents and answer 11 questions about rules, accidents, insurance, and language. repeated violations trigger license revocation. Chauffeurs pay $2, with 15 cents going to the county and 10 cents to the state.

Hattery General County Fund State Treasury

Mrs Hovick Injured in Slater Area Car Crash

Mrs. Mary Hovick suffered painful injuries Friday when the car veered into a ditch near Slater. A broken tie rod caused the accident. She received treatment in Slater and was moved to the Arthur Hovick home Sunday. Her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Arthur Hovick, were not hurt.

Mary Hovick Arthur Hovick Slater Hovick

Greyhound Races Planned at Helland Farm

Arrangements underway for a Sunday October 4 greyhound race day at the Helland farm east of Roland hosted by Isaac Strum. The farm lies 4% miles east of Roland and 1% miles west of McCallsburg with 16 dogs entered, including imports from Kansas. Entries and fees are with Iver L. Hegland.

Helland Roland Isaac Strum McCallsburg Kansas Iver L. Hegland

Campaign for Funds Promotes Sell-Flowers for DAV Help

Next Saturday September 26 is Porget-Me-Not Day with flower sales nationwide to aid Disabled American Veterans. In Roland Jeffrey Michaelson leads the drive as senior girls from the high school will sell flowers here to raise money for disabled veterans.

Jeffrey Michaelson Roland

Legion Meeting Sets Annual Officer Election

The first fall meeting of the American Legion will be held Friday evening at the A. Skromme home. It is the annual gathering and new officers will be elected.

Fall of the American Legion A. Skromme

Seed Corn Expert Builds Addition to Farm Seed House

Henry Birkeland has added a substantial structure four miles south of Roland to dry and store seed corn. He specializes in corn, developed high producing strains, and has won prizes at fairs and corn shows. He runs a large annual seed corn business supplying farmers.

Henry Birkeland Roland

Ames Attends Funeral of Mrs E A Ersland

Mr and Mrs M N Grove and others from Ames traveled Friday to Des Moines for the funeral of Mrs E A Ersland born Margaret Sheldahl March 10 1871 in Story county Sheldahl was married to L B Ersland and had an adopted daughter She is survived by her husband and several siblings including Mrs W W Weeks Mrs M N Grove Mrs Eli Apland Erick Lew Henry and Ossie Sheldahl

M. N. Grove Ames W. W. Weeks Eli Apland Erick Lew Henry Ossie Sheldahl

Sunday School Institute for Story City District

A Sunday School Institute for workers in the Story City Circuit of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America is set for Sunday October 4 in Huxley Iowa. Rev J H Lunde leads morning services with the theme Searching the Scriptures based on John 5 39. An afternoon general discussion follows with Rev G O Paulsrud of Randall introducing the topic. Story City Junior Choir provides music and evening speaker J J Carlson of Slater. The Huxley Lutheran choir also sings.

Story City Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Huxley Iowa J. H. Lunde G. O. Paulsrud Randall Story

Former Days Twenty Years Ago In Record of Sept 21 1911

Ruth Eggland died at age six. Local canning factory closed after five weeks with 115000 cases of corn and 1100 pumpkin packed. Story City and Roland basketball opened season with Roland winning 28 to 21. Roland roster includes Arthur Britson Abel Olson Otto Hanson Luther Olson and Wil liam Haverston. M Erickson estate farms and buildings sold at auction with heirs buying most property. Old homestead bought by Martha Erickson at 196 per acre and other parcels bought by A J Severson 145 an acre O T Hanson 155 an acre and L E Quamn bought Albert Munson residence for 1400.

Ruth Albert Eggland Story City Roland Arthur Britson Abel Olson Otto Hanson Luther Olson William Haverston M. Erickson Martha Erickson A. J. Severson O. T. Hanson L. E. Quamn Albert Munson

Two Changes at Service Stations in Town

The past week brings two changes at local service stations. Sherman Ihle leased the north Main station from C O Levi and will sell Shell products with pop near beer and candy. Obert and Milford Olson leased the Mrs Mary Stole property on east North Main and bought Johnston Thompson station equipment to operate Diamond gasoline and oils with truck delivery.

Sherman Ihle North Main Street C. O. Levi Shell Petroleum Corporation Obert Milford Olson John E. Thompson Obert Olson

Storie Morgan announces Jessie Storie to Ralph Morgan

Mrs Nellie Storie of Chariton announces the marriage of her daughter Jessie to Ralph Morgan son of William Morgan of Hampton. The ceremony was at 5 30 pm September 19 Grace Cathedral Topeka Kansas Rev Leonidas W Smith officiating. The couple will reside in Ames after October first.

Nellie Storie Chariton Jessie Ralph Morgan William Morgan Hampton Grace Cathedral Topeka Kans Leonidas W. Smith Columbia D. Q. Storie III Joanna Hill Morgan O. E. Tiller Gilbert Hotel Kansan Chariton High School Iowa State Teachers College Phi Sigma Phi Tulsa Okla Lamda Gamma Nu Fraternity Milford Consolidated School Ames

Local Notes and Moves in Town

W O Bates moves his old harness shop to an east lot to repair it and convert it into a dwelling. Little Orrie Johnson, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Barton T Johnson, died last week. The first frost of the season appeared yesterday but caused no damage. Ingebrit Britson, formerly of Lincoln Nebraska, moved to Roland and seeks a location. Mrs Elise Storaker died at her city home at age 65 on Tuesday. Yesterday at Bergen church the marriage of Miss Hannah Grove and Ed R Grove took place. A new Main street stone crossing between Grove Bros hardware and Johnson Michaelson Bros store has been laid by Nels Norem. Jacob Seal bought a gasoline engine from Ben Swenson for farm water pumping.

W. O. Bates Orrie Johnson Barton T. Johnson Ingebrit Britson Lincoln Neb Roland Elise Storaker Bergen Hannah Grove Ed R. Grove Grove Bros. Hardware Johnson & Michaelson Bros Nels Norem Jacob Seal Ben Swenson

Milk deliveries cut to regualr forenoon only

Notice states starting October first the early morning milk delivery will be discontinued and only the regu lar forenoon service will continue. Signed K. P. Teig.

K. P. Teig Adv

Coal Haulage Rate Set at Fifty Cents Per Ton

Sam Bakka advertises a seasonal coal hauling charge of 50 cents per ton. Rod Publishing Co. promotes Christmas Greeting Cards with samples on hand and orders taken for delivery later.

Sam Bakka

Exchange Highlights Married Banter on Rightness

A humorous jab frames a couple’s rapport with a witty line about being right. The husband jokes his wife approves of him admitting when he is wrong, turning a dispute into playful self awareness.

McCallsburg Set to Host Two Day Baseball Tournament

The McCallsburg baseball team plans a two day tournament at McCallsburg on Sunday and Monday September 27 and 28. Clarence Wicks treasurer and organizer leads four teams Nevada Story City Williams and McCallsburg in a double round robin with 1:00 pm starts. Oscar Severeid a former Three I League umpire will officiate. Admission is 35 cents per day.

McCallsburg Clarence Wicks Nevada Story City Williams Oscar Severeid

State Husking Be e Set For Story County Field Event

Iowa huskers from each county will gather at the Story county home near Nevada for the state cornhusking contest on November 6, as announced by the farm bureau. The 1980 contest was moved from Stony county due to drought and held in Shenandoah. Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead sponsor the event expected to draw thousands.

Iowa Story County Nevada Farm Bureau Stony County Shenandoah Wallace

Farms Sold Near Ellsworth and Fer nad

The B J Rutland farm a 120 acre tract two miles east and two miles north of Ellsworth sold to tenant George M Johnson for 108 dollars an acre John Hill of Garden City bought the S H Severson 120 acre farm northeast of Ellsworth for 125 dollars an acre T A Nessa of Collins formerly of Garden City purchased Ira Vail eighty acres northeast of Fernald

B. J. Rutland Ellsworth George M. Johnson John Hill Garden City S. H. Severson T. A. Nessa Collins Ira Vail Fernald

Roland Vikings Quietly Beat Garden City 4 2

The Roland Vikings defeated Garden City 4 2 in seven innings before rain halted play. The game was at the Amensen farm three miles north of town. Arnold Cole pitched and Mervin Sampson caught for Roland.

Roland Vikings Garden City Amensen Arnold Cole Mervin Sampson Roland

P. T. A. Meets Next Week

The Roland Parent-Teacher association opens its first meeting of the school year next Thursday evening at the school house. It will serve as a reception for the teachers as in prior years.

Roland Parent-Teacher Association

Rain Dampens Local Horseshoe Pitching Tourney

Rain kept most competitors away from the Roland court as only a handful of players attended Saturday’s horseshoe pitching tournament after heavy Friday night and Saturday morning showers.

Roland Court

Church活动公告多项周日教会活动与集会

Sunday School and Bible Classes are listed with timings from 10 a m to 11 a m and 8 p m on Sunday evenings. The text includes sermons based on Matt 18 1 7 and “Who is the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven” and notes various church groups and meeting dates through October.

Sunday Activities at Bergen Lutheran Church

The Bergen Lutheran Church outlines upcoming events including Confirmation Class next Saturday at 10 in the parish house, Bible Classes and Sunday School at 10, English service at 11 with the sermon Which Road Are You Traveling. Multiple Ladies Aid meetings and Priscilla gathering announced with program notes. Choir rehearsal set for Monday at 8, and regional circuit meetings scheduled for late September and early October.

Luther League Southeast Ladies Aid T. A. Sorem John Stole Bethany Ladies Aid Erick N. Waugh Story City St. Paul Lutheran Church Oppedahl Stanhope T. T. Heimarck H. E. Rasmussen Des Moines Christ Egeland Herman Knudtson John Handeland Ole Christopherson Fjeldberg Lutheran Church Huxley Story City Circuit Women’s Missionary Federation Ellsworth Our Ladies Aid Cyrus Thompson Andrew Alvestad M. N. Grove Harriette Lura

Luther League names officers at Story City circuit

Rev H E Jacobson of Williams was named president of the Story City Circuit Young Peoples Luther League at the Radcliffe conference to succeed Rev Olaf Holen of Roland. Other officers include Miss Bessie Iverson, Miss Ruth Halverson, Rev J H Lunde, with O Gornitzka as speaker. Alta Hougen spoke on Malagasy Christians living Christ.

H. E. Jacobson Williams Story City Young Peoples Luther League Radcliffe Olaf Holen Roland Bessie Iverson Huxley Ruth Halverson Slater J. H. Lunde O. Gornitzka Lutheran Bible Institute Minneapolis

Lutherans of the Story City Circuit Meet in St Pauls

The Story City Lutheran circuit gathers for a fall convention at St Pauls church near Stanhope from Sept 30 to Oct 1. Rev. Hans Oppedahl leads. Rev. T. T. Heimarck opens with a sermon. Rev. H. E. Rasmussen presents the theme Revelation 3 20.

Story City St. Paul’s Church Stanhope Hans Oppedahl T. T. Heimarck H. E. Rasmussen Des Moines L. A. Pierson Ames S. O. Heidal Radcliffe Olaf Helen Roland W. B. Scarvie C. J. Naglestad Ellsworth Carl ‘Opsahl Jewell

New well drilled on Jacobson farm brings water at ninety feet

The Carl J. Jacobson farm previously went dry in the summer drought requiring water hauled from town for stock. Last week L. M. Olson drilled a new well that reached a good supply at 90 feet, mirroring other local and statewide wells that dried up earlier.

Carl J. Jacobson Mr. Jacobson L. M. Olson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Court House Campaign For Funds Legion Meeting Mather Nats Obert and Storie Mcalesburg OUR Churches Salem Lutheran Church Bergen Lutheran Church M. O. Sumstad Ladies Aid Northeast Carl E. Olson South East Ladies Aid H. M. Hanson M. D. Johnson Priscilla Marion C. Peterson Avis Erickson Irene Cole Alaska Hazel Omundson Bessie Nelson Johanna Lenora Osheim Story City Circuit St. Pauls Lutheran Church C. H. Risdal O. M. Wierson H. M. Ryan Homer Duca Teachers Institute Our Rev. Jacobson Rev. Holen
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