Easter Lilies and Corsages at Ginny's Corner
Time to order Easter lilies and corsages with cemetery pieces available at Ginny's Corner within McDonoughs Gamble Store. Listings include contact Otis B Shipley of East Albis Iowa and various local ads for furniture finishes, pianos, and sewing supplies along with a community meeting note from Taylor Aid.
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Ginny's
McDonoughs Gamble Store
Ginny's Corner
McDonoughs Gamble
McDonough
Gamble Store
February Franklin Farmers Meeting Minutes Highlight
Glen Ammons called the Franklin Farmers meeting to order at 7 30 p m with 11 members responding to roll call A skating party date was set Paul Ammons spoke on Dutch Elm Disease Refreshments were served by Paul Glen Dale and Mrs Lloyd Ammons
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Taylor Aid
Mary Herron
Chris Bogart
Dorothy Boyer
Loyd Carter
Ivan Harsh
Mary Meadows
Theo Miller
Jerry Pettibone
David
Timmy
Virginia Pettibone
George Wilson
Lois Wilson
Richard
Mark Uhlenhake
Reed
Ira Boyer
Helen Wilson
Farm Bureau
Leta Pettibone
Legion Hall
Vic Mihalovich
Teddy Uhlenhake
Franklin Farmers
Glen Ammons
Paul Ammons
Paul
Glen
Dale
Lloyd Ammons
4 H Leader Recognition Banquet April 3
The Appanoose County 4 H club will honor leaders and spouses at a dinner on Monday night April 3 at Centerville Christian Church. Kenneth Thatcher, former county extension director and Iowa Farm Bureau Federation secretary, will speak on leadership in the community. He notes that about ten percent of people provide leadership across clubs and activities.
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4-H Club
Appanoose County
Christian Church
Centerville
Kenneth Thatcher
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Kenneth
Leadership by voluntary service and peer recognition
The piece discusses voluntary leadership where those serving receive only expressions of appreciation from colleagues. It emphasizes how peer acknowledgment supports the development of individuals and strengthens communities.
McDonough Named Office Manager at Kansas City Safety Council
Janice McDonough is promoted to office manager of the Greater Kansas City Area Safety Council in Kansas City Missouri. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Max McDonough of Moravia and a Moravia High School graduate class of 1965.
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Janice. McDonough
Kansas City
Janice McDonough
Greater Kansas City Area Safety Council
Max McDonough
Moravia
Moravia High School
Local births and visits in Centerville area
Mrs Delmar Dowd and infant Laurie Lynn were welcomed home Saturday from St Josephs hospital Centerville. Kenneth Condra and Dennis joined her father Guy McCannon near Numa. Darrell Cooper's family visited Veterans Hospital Iowa City and reported slow improvement. Burton Burger Ward and Winslet guests joined Georgianna Baldwin at Mystic. McDonoughs attended the girls state basketball tournament in Des Moines Saturday night.
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Delmar Dowd
Laurie Lynn
St. Josephs Hospital
Centerville
Martha Sue
Kenneth Condra
Dennis
Guy McCannon
Numa
Darrell Cooper
Darrell
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Harold Burton
Steve Burger
Ottumwa
Norman Ward
George Winslet
Georgianna Baldwin
Mystic
Max McDonough
Des Moines
Electric Cooperatives Study Financing Demand Growth
Rural electric cooperatives urge Congress to allow private market access for part of their growth capital. A two year study by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association with Kuhn, Loeb & Co. estimates rural power demand will double every 8 to 10 years and seeks about 9.5 billion dollars over 15 years, more than double the Program’s prior funding.
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Congress
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Rural Electrification Administration
Rural electric loan needs spur Farm Credit model idea
Projections show REA loan funds in the area of 300 million settled with a need of about 700 million annually by 1980. Rural electrics seek a Farm Credit System approach, with government aid via Land Banks Banks for Cooperatives and Production Credit Associations. Legislation by W R Poage proposes maintaining the two percent loan program for still needy systems in sparsely settled areas with low revenue per mile.
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Rural Electrics
Farm Credit System
Federal Land Banks
Banks For Cooperatives
Production Credit Association
The
Treasury
House Agriculture
W. R. Poage
Texas
Sparse wording notes low consumer density per mile
The fragment notes that in the sparsely nettled areas a service area yields less than one consumer per mile of line, indicating low density and potential inefficiency in extending infrastructure. The text focuses on geographic variance and utility reach rather than broader policy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otis B. Shipley
2Nd Ave
Albis
Iowa
Monroe County Moorman Manufacturing Co
Barrow
Dowd Bros
P. QO
Shelbyville
Indiana
Turner & Son
Credit Mgr
Acme Piano Company
Euclid Avenue
Town
Mark Allen
Verl Perkins Hog
Andy Mosley
Clearfield Shorthorn
Zephyr Dry Cleaners
J. & Toes
REGAL
Nadine & George’s Dial Fine Foods
Easton
Hamburger
Moravia Locker
Nae
Emtra
Ieee
Securitias
Candale
Moravia, Iowa
Electric Cooperatives
Moravia Union
Moravia Union Office
Nestea
DES Moines Cleanser
LUX Liquid
Wisconsin
Spencers
Behnke
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