Magn FINAL SAVINGS Original savings passbook and loan register WORTHINGTON HOO FEDERAL WORTHINGTON, MN. 418 ELEVENTH ST. LISEE STOCK On July 17th, 1934, the Worthington Civic & Commerce Association expressed interest in helping organize a Federal Savings & Loan Association in Worthington. WORTHINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN On January 16th, 1935, a representative from the Federal Home Loan Bank System was in Worthington to present organizational plans and on March 1, 1935, a meeting was held and the first Board of Directors was elected. Worthington Federal was established to help the community prosper and make it possible for people to borrow funds to build homes. On March 30th, 1935, the first loan went on the Cash box used by the Worthington Federal from March 1835 to October 1945. $1,612,329.05 went through this box Original President of the Institution, Harry Tripp and employees. books and was in the amount of $800.00. This was the beginning of our service to Worthington and the surrounding communities. Worthington Federal is proud of the number of loans that have been made and financed locally Worthington Federal continues to service all loans made. Architect's drawing of our former location on 10th Street Although our location has changed a few times over the years and the cigar box once used to hold cash funds, has been replaced with state of the art technology. The one thing that hasn't changed is the friendly, knowledgeable staff you've come to know. WORTHINGTON LENBER FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, F.S.B. Established 1935. Member FDIC 418 Eleventh St., P.O. Box 339, Worthington, MN 56187 Phone: 507-372-2131 E)FDIC Magn FINAL SAVINGS Original savings passbook and loan register WORTHINGTON HOO FEDERAL WORTHINGTON , MN . 418 ELEVENTH ST . LISEE STOCK On July 17th , 1934 , the Worthington Civic & Commerce Association expressed interest in helping organize a Federal Savings & Loan Association in Worthington . WORTHINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN On January 16th , 1935 , a representative from the Federal Home Loan Bank System was in Worthington to present organizational plans and on March 1 , 1935 , a meeting was held and the first Board of Directors was elected . Worthington Federal was established to help the community prosper and make it possible for people to borrow funds to build homes . On March 30th , 1935 , the first loan went on the Cash box used by the Worthington Federal from March 1835 to October 1945 . $ 1,612,329.05 went through this box Original President of the Institution , Harry Tripp and employees . books and was in the amount of $ 800.00 . This was the beginning of our service to Worthington and the surrounding communities . Worthington Federal is proud of the number of loans that have been made and financed locally Worthington Federal continues to service all loans made . Architect's drawing of our former location on 10th Street Although our location has changed a few times over the years and the cigar box once used to hold cash funds , has been replaced with state of the art technology . The one thing that hasn't changed is the friendly , knowledgeable staff you've come to know . WORTHINGTON LENBER FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK , F.S.B. Established 1935. Member FDIC 418 Eleventh St. , P.O. Box 339 , Worthington , MN 56187 Phone : 507-372-2131 E ) FDIC