Booth Family Socials Span Cherokee Area
East Afton and Elk communities report guests at the Robert Booth home including Rufus Wixon Elwyn Shultz Janice Cherokee Donnie Bain trio Kingsley and Max Ammons Shiela and Tracy Jerry Booth Michael Julie Terrie and W M Booth Also Janie Shultz Cherokee spent time with the Booths Jerry Booths visited Sioux City last week Glen Dyslin Harold Brownmiller and Malcolm Hyndman Cherokee residents visited or hosted in nearby homes through the week
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Robert Booth
Rufus Wixon
Elwyn Shultz
Janice
Cherokee
Donnie Bainbridge
Tommy
Timmy
Susan
Kingsley
Max Ammons
Mark
Shiela
Tracy
Jerry Booth
Michael
Julie
Terrie
W. M. Booth
Sioux City
Janie Shult
Hanover Dinner Honors Carl Grieme Birthday
Mr and Mrs Don Stieneke hosted relatives at dinner Sunday for Carl Grieme s birthday. Attending were Carl Grieme Bertha Lichtenberg Henry Holtz Raymond Norlin family Alma Grieme Alma Otto of Des Moines and Alma Otto s niece Mary Louise Otto. Afternoon guests included Bert Grieme of Sioux City and Ed Grieme. Confirmation services were held at St John s Lutheran with Alma Otto s attendance. Mr and Mrs Henry Wieland hosted Minnesota relatives for Dale s confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Stieneke
Carl Grieme
Bertha Lichtenberg
Henry Holtz
Raymond Norlin
Alma Grieme
Bert Grieme
Sioux City
Ed Grieme
Alma Otto
Des Moines
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mary Louise Otto
Henry Wieland
Minnesota
Dale
New Corn Sales Policy Issued by Cher okee ASC Chairman
Louis C. Bengtson, Cher okee county ASC chairman, announced a new policy for selling government owned bin site corn found non stor able. The policy aims to avoid lowering local prices, with selling price set at the prevailing market price determined by local or terminal market prices adjusted for freight and terminal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Bengtson
Cherokee County
ASC
New Iowa policy allows local sale of non storability corn
The new sales policy lets local ASC officials sell bin site corn that shows non storability at prevailing market prices for No 2 yellow corn with adjustments after testing. High grade storable corn remains at the 1955 county loan rate of 1.51 plus 0.21 dollars. Local decision making replaces prior Chicago CCC control, aiming to aid buyers while reducing government loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Iowa
Bengtson
ASC
Chicago
CCC
Binsite
Inspections Begin for Purchase Agreement Corn and Grains
Government price support purchases will require advance inspections of grain under purchase agreements. Cherokee county ASC chair Louis C. Bengtson announced ahead inspections to prevent mis delivery of ineligible grain and to help producers correct issues. The program covers small grains grain sorghum flaxseed soybeans and corn with notices due 30 days before maturity dates March 30 for wheat and sorghum April 30 for barley oats rye and flaxseed May 31 for soybeans and July 31 for corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Bengtson
Cherokee County
ASC
Bengtson
Soldiers graduates from Fort Riley food service school
Liebert R Wilson reports Specialist Second Class Donald Pingel son of Aurelia residents, completed training at the 5th Army Food Service school Fort Riley Kansas. The report notes his army entry in 1953 and high school background. Also mentions Lyle Matzdorff arriving from Camp Chaffee Arkansas for all day leave with his parents prior to reporting to Fort Bliss Texas after training.
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FT. Riley. Kan
Donald Pingel
Harry Pingel
Aurelia
5Th Army Food Service School
Ft. Riley
Kan
Donald
Army
Pxu
Lyle Matzdorff
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Mes Etronin
Mex Eimil Matsdorf
Ft. Bliss. Tex
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Williiam Booth
Hanover News
By Irene Zwemke
F, Dee
Paul
Radio Shop
Aurelia, Ia
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Casper
Baling Twine
Hanover
Lindane
Ewones
Casper Brand
Cuba
Chris Hinkeldey
Alta, Lowa
Liebert R. Wilson
D.D.R
FPO
New York
N.Y
Cpl Gan
Roxy Theatre
Alta, Iowa
Thurs
James Dean
Oldsmobile
Sf. Joseph
Miss OU
Whartors
Maple Valley Hatchery
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