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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1970
Page
1
The report notes growing interest in Rathbun Lake with many boats spotted on a Sunday. It mentions ongoing preparation for the area to handle crowds, including people bypassing road closures to access the water. Nearby observers like Gary Ramblin and John Warren of Centerville provide input on early activity and anticipated expansion.
Thunderhead lake near Cincinnati fills with boats and water skiers as traffic peaks Friday through Sunday. Moravia baseball diamond hosts brisk games with an updated electric scoreboard and refreshed grounds. Rev Woodin reports youth paint work on Wesley Chapel and Grace church approves summer worship hours with 8 am services and 9:15 am Sunday School, plus alternating 10:30 am services every third Sunday at Moravia Wesley Chapel and Fairview. Local residents and visitors share weekend visits, travel to Missouri, and family gatherings in Moravia and nearby towns.
Mrs. Howard Burkland reports visitors and social calls among ADELL residents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coddington of St. Louis, and extended visits by Zola Saum, Selah Whisler, Otto Carr, and families from Grinnell, Beacon, Moulton, Centerville, and nearby homes across a busy weekend schedule.
Local residents share visits across towns including Centerville Ottumwa Albia Moravia and Derby. Family gatherings at Hiner Runnells Brown and Whitehead households, weddings and funerals noted with attendance by multiple Kinfolk and friends.
The Board of Supervisors canvassed the June 2 1970 primary for Appanacee County. Findings list nominated candidates by party for state representative county treasurer recorder attorney and various township offices with multiple townships and names including Delmont Moffitt Dean Cox Larl Hedgecock Virginia Barbagna James Craver Carl Evans Iveline Kincade Paul Callen Ralph Helles James Lowe Inez RohI. The board adjourned as canvassers and reconvened for county business.
The Iowa Insurance Department certifies that the company is authorized to operate in Iowa under state law until April 1, 1971. On December 31, 1989 the statement shows assets of 20,462,073.67, liabilities excluding capital 17,212,073.67, capital stock 1,400,000, and surplus of 1,850,000. Des Moines dated June 1, 1970, signed by Commissioner Lorne Worthington.
The Federated Mutual Insurance Company of Ow atonna Minnesota is certified by Commissioner Worthington as authorized until April 1 1971. The 1969 sworn statement shows Admitted Assets 74,926,412.42, Ex capital 57,259,731.41, Guaranty Fund 8 750,000.00, Unassigned Funds 16,916,681.01. Des Moines dated June 1970.
Annual certificate reveals Florists Mutual Insurance Company of Edwardsville authorized to operate in Iowa under Chapter 615, with admitted assets of 7.92 million and a 1.0 million guaranty fund. Des Moines date listed as first day of time period ending April 1, 1972.
The Goodville Mutual Casualty Company of Goodville Pennsylvania has filed with Iowa's Insurance Department a sworn statement under Chapter 515 Title. The filing outlines the company provisions and compliance actions as required by state law.
The document certifies adherence to law through April 1, 1971 and shows on December 31, 1989 total admitted assets 2,028,899.47 total liabilities except capital 1,458,607.73 guaranty fund 300,000.00 surplus 275,081.74 dated Des Moines first day January, worthington Lornber
Indianapolis based Grain Dealers Mutual filed in the Indiana Insurance Department under Chapter 415. The admitted assets total 20,669,507.40 with surplus 37,763,762.60. Lorne R. Worthington shows 168,144.86 and 750,000.00 appears as figures in the record.
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