Community clubs and social notes from Aurelia page
Social items cover Womens Club meeting with picnic lunch at Farmers National Bank basement. Pythian Sisters gather at K P Hall after vacation and birthday dinner. ME C meeting led by Mrs Grien. Convention plans for Cherokee on Sept 29. Lunch committee lists for Sept 16. P L E F Club to meet at Mrs Gladys Will home. A roundup of Sunday and Monday dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Grapenthen for Mrs Grapenthen’s birthday. Many Johnsons and Ruebsams visit relatives. Aurelia Federated Garden Club to meet Sept 13 at 2 00 am at Enoch Nelson’s with beauty spot roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Club
Farmers National Bank
K.P. Hall
M.E.C
Herbert Grienke
Cherokee
Erwin Stuts
Merlin Resene
Myrtle Whiting
K. C. Dagger
Gladys Larson
Lydell Rapp
P.L.E.F. Club
Gladys Will
Aurelia Federated Garden Club
Enoch Nelson
Olive Johnson
Less Corn Under Loan Declines to 1964 Level
The USDA reports 51.7 million bushels of corn redeemed by June 30, reducing the loan takeover of the 1964 crop to 162.7 million bushels. This marks the lowest level since June 30, 1952, for the 1964 crop corn placed under loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Corn Price Support Figures By County And Year Totals
Figures show 1964 crop corn price support through June 30 with 740,156 bushels under loan in Cherokee County and 155,399 bushels repaid. National comparisons include 1963 crop loan totals of 386 million bushels with 86.3 million redeemed and 299.7 million potential, plus prior year figures from 1962 to 1960 crops. The 1964 program uses a single application, a $3 commodity fee, and a 0.5 percent service charge on delivered quantities, with support limited to feed grain participants and a two-part payment: loan rate plus 15 cents per bushel supplemental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Bengston
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Cherokee County
Commodity Credit Corporation
Defining Dry Wines and Broom Corn
A dry wine contains no remaining grape sugar after fermentation and broom corn is a grass used to make brooms and brushes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Ruebsam
Omaha
Arthur Ruebsam
Lena Ruebsam
Walter Matzdorff
M. C. Paulson
Earl Stevens
J. W. Grapenthen
Arnolds Park
Kenneth H. Johnson
Curt and
Doug
Simi, Calif
Sam John
Son
Sam Johnson
Art E. Johnson
Judy
Joanne
Galva
Dennis L. Johnson
Loni
Lance
Palmer
Tom Kruse
Hull
Ronald Cuthrell
Lori
Spencer
Paul Rebhuhn
David
Danny
Raymond Kruse
Don
Roger
Kenneth Johnson
Curt
Joe G. Nelson
Attorney AT Law
West Main Street
Iows
Rave
Lampl
Sibion Shop
McCulla & Moon
Cherokee and
Aurelia
Mrs. Goldie
Matzdorff
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Ass’n. John
Lockin, Ag
Imsay Tag
America
Highlander
Paul’s Radio
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