Federal Land Bank Meeting Here Wednesday
In his annual report Richard L. Larsen president of the Federal Land Bank Association of Ottumwa said loans outstanding reached 36787093 on June 30 1975 and 12951000 were loaned to farmers in the area during the year. He reported brisk lending at the stockholders meeting in Moravia Wednesday evening Sept 17. About 46 percent of funds went to land purchases and 43 percent to refinancing. Harold Brown chaired the meeting with directors present. Two new directors elected Russell Bucher and Trenton Hopkins. Laura Heuser spoke on the role of women in agriculture. The Ottumwa association makes long term real estate loans to farmers in nine counties and is owned by 1202 member borrowers.
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Richard L. Larsen
Federal Land Bank Association of
Harold Brown
Fremont
Ottumwa Land Bank Association Board of Directors
Russell Bucher
South English
Trenton Hopkins
Bloomfield
DeWayne Johnson
Albin
Louis Steinbach
Chariton
Clark Yeager
Ottumwa
Lloyd-Banks of Sey
Fall Festival Honorees Praised for Longstanding Support
A reader commends the Fall Festival committee for honoring longtime attendees and delivering a well executed celebration. The note portrays the event as wonderful and among the best, praising the committee’s work.
Sally Ann Martin joins Iowa Wesleyan volleyball team
Sally Ann Martin, Moravia high school graduate and athlete, is a junior on the Iowa Wesleyan College volleyball squad opening the season September 23 in a triangular meet at the University of Iowa. She has lettered in volleyball softball and basketball and is majoring in Physical Education and Biology.
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Sally Martin
Wesleyan
Sally Ann Martin
Moravia
Iowa Wesleyan
University of Iowa
Earl Boyer Elected President of R.E.C.
The 28th annual meeting of the Chariton Valley Electric Cooperative was held at Moravia High School gym on September 13. Incumbent directors were reelected to three-year terms: Lloyd Brown of Moravia, Leonard Vance of Albia, and C William Moore of Russell. Other candidates were Robert Eddy.
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Chariton Valley Electric Cooperative
Moravia
Lloyd Brown
Leonard Vance
Albia
C. William Moore
Russell
Robert Eddy
Rural electric cooperative meeting notes and figures
Reports were given by Earl Boyer and Norman Braun. B L Ramsey, General Manager of Curvie River Electric Cooperative, spoke about many new rural members missing electricity history and urged regular attendance. He cited REC rates of 0.04 cents per KWH in 1955 and 2.8 cents in 1974, noting continued usage growth.
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Earl Boyer
Norman Braun
B. L. Ramsey
Curvie River Electric Cooperative
New Officers Elected for 1975 Board Leaders Named
After the meeting, the Board of Directors chose officers for 1975. Earl Boyer was elected President, Howard Vincent Vice-President, C William Moore Secretary, and Carl Van Zante Treasurer.
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Earl Boyer
Howard Vincent
C. William Moore
Carl van Zante
Moravia to Seek HUD Funds for Street Lighting and Water Main
Moravia Mayor Keith Chelsing will request release of HUD Title I funds for two projects an extensive street lighting program and a 6 inch water main extension to serve Westview Acres. An environmental review record is open for public inspection Sept 26 through Oct 1, 1975. Objections to fund release must meet specific bases and be filed by Oct 15, 1975.
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Moravia
Iowa
Keith Chelsing
Highway 5
Iconium
Westview Acres
Rathbun
City of
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Omaha Area
Univac
West Center Road
Omaha
Nebraska
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Federal Land Bank
R.E.C
Alta Mae Rogers
Union
Exline
Phyllis Spaur
Clyde Davis
Russéll
Deb Witte
Ils
Bruce E. Olson
Arthur Witte
State Center
Grooff
Thelma Olson
van Nuys
Calif
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Melbourne
Olson
South Hamilton
Jewell
Radcliffe High School
Thompson Hatchery
Ellsworth
Deborah Isa
The
Moravia Union
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