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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
3
Continued from front page, the notice lists many relatives and spouses including Wes Jerness of Paullina and Kirt Hoff man of Calumet along with families from Cherokee Aurelia and Meriden. Rodney Fetcher plans to reside in Calumet, Iowa.
ASC Chairman Louis C. Bengston urged farmers to check storage capacity as farm storage facility loan terms rise to 95 percent of costs for facilities costing 40 cents per bushel or less, up from 80 percent. A similar 95 percent loan increase applies to mobile dryers, from 75 percent. Reseal storage grains for payments in designated areas, with corn reseal allowed until May 31 for 1960 final availability. For 1961, feed grain program participation is required for price support on corn and grain sorghum. 1961 crop oats price support rate set in Cherokee County.
Cherokee County Agriculture Stabilization Committee chair Louis C. Bengtson announced a 60 cent support rate for Grade No 3 oats, up 13 cents from 1960. Eligibility hinges on grading and test weight with premiums and discounts defined, and corn or grain sorghum participants must join the 1961 feed grain program to qualify.
Reports describe abuse of the park tennis net and tighten ing cable. Players and parents are asked to use caution, refrain from tampering with equipment or the light switch, and cooperate to prevent stricter court supervision.
Markets in Aurelia show Eggs Grade A 26 cents Grade B 22 cents Med 20 cents Chex Dirts Pullets 18 cents Poultry price 12 cents per pound. Grain prices from Farmers Co op list corn 1.02 dollars per bushel oats and beans with limited readable data.
Town residents attended Memorial Day activities and visited relatives across Cherokee, Holstein, Aurelia, and Storm Lake. Notables include the Tolzin, Breyfogle, Peterson, Thompson, and Lighter families, plus trips by the Thevenin, Lehnhardt, and Blass circles.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Wunschel and daughters were weekend callers in Guthrie Center with the Stephan home. Linda and Laura visited Emma Schramm and Art Wunschel at Arthur where Laura stays for a few days. Memorial services were attended at Arthur and visits to grandmothers were noted.
Guests included Mr and Mrs Dale Doescher and family of Pender Nebraska and Mrs Francis McKnight of Sioux City. They attended baccalaureate services for Janice Winter in the afternoon at East High.
The Department of Agriculture announces no change in the interest rate charged on CCC nonrecourse price support loans for 1961 crops. The rate remains 3 percent per year, a level held since 1954, according to Louis C. Bengtson, Chairman of the County Agricultural Committee.
Town notes from Aurelia Iowa report Mr and Mrs Wilmer Anderson hosting a visit at Alta and Mr and Mrs Wm Whitney attending their son Tom's graduation in Ames. Mrs E W Rammer from Aleaan dria Val arrived Sunday for a visit with her parents.
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