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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1972
Page
1
Last week cool for August gave way to hot humidity in the town with daytime highs in the high 90s. Ground moisture remains ample, helping corn and crops grow rapidly. The attorney general continues a daily crusade against carnival games, though public support for restraint is scarce as many people question the venture.
The excerpt recalls carnival games exploiting youngsters, vacation plans for Mrs Exline and Sen Gary, and Union notices. It notes school preparations for Aug 28, with faculty workshops and student registration, plus sewer work and water system concerns. A chess match between U S and Russia drew attention.
Unionville notes report Kirby Pace wedding at Moulton Methodist Church attended by several couples. Duane Dudley and helpers erect steel bins despite extreme heat. Amy Lee named for new daughter of Arman and family. Groups visit from California and Iowa relatives. Local residents join picnics, visits, and home projects as summer continues.
An item from UNION TWP reports Steven's second birthday party attended by family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Logan in Martinsdale with ice cream cake and gifts. Other entries mention vacations and visits among Cox, Stocker, Logan, Cridlebaugh, Frost, Burton, Tubaugh, Harper and Cattrig families, with several weekend or Monday gatherings.
Dale Cox and Mr and Mrs Hale Cox Masla and Kevin were dinner guests of Mr Burdett Cox, according to a local social column listing household visits and hosts.
Community newsletter urges residents to phone or mail Moravia Union with any local news activities. The call emphasizes sharing progress and events to keep readers informed about a busy community.
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