23 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
1
Jack Shinn of Evansdale, retired from Briggs Transportation after a 43 year career with more than 2 million miles, earns the 1977 Mack-ATA Foundation Driver of the Year award for Iowa. He began driving at age 16.
A compact collection of pie ideas for next week highlighting bright summer flavors. Includes crust and filling options featuring berries peaches and cream. Quick prep steps and bake times arranged to fit card-size briefs for a home cooking feature.
Marilyn Stovall writes that Moravia is a dust bowl and urges residents to demand street paving. She complains streets are piled with dust and questions when paving will occur, noting 4 to 8 more weeks of dust and suggesting streets are used as race tracks.
A collection of quips and tall tales touches on honesty in commerce, aging, health, memory, love, leisure, and everyday absurdities. It riffs on satire about sin, diets, ambition, furshoes, traffic, and social mores with a playful tone. The piece ends with a wink on self made people mixing dollars and sense.
A town column discusses the limited budget for dust control, oiling streets, and traffic misbehavior. It mentions Moravia meetings, new headquarters work, a painting job, deadlines for news, and community issues from crops to weather. It cites local officials and letters to the editor.
June Wesley Chapel UMW meeting at Susan McDanel home featured reports on Indonesia and Malaya, a lesson on combatting racism, book purchases for mission school, and a July 14 gathering with Edrie Phillips. Other items include Kalona tour in October, a July 17 church picnic, and a large May Unionville Baptist attendance drive with numerous names listed. The piece ends noting Kim Ung-Yong as the world’s most intelligent person with an IQ around 210.
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