30 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1977
Page
1
Compact guide describes cooking a peach dessert using one cup sugar one cup water three point seven cups flour one package peach Jello and a pie shell. Slice peaches, pour glaze after cooling and serve with Cool Whip before serving.
Official Moravia newspaper serving Appanoose County Moravia Community School District and City of Moravia. Subscription rates include one year two years and single copies with prices listed. A religious passage from Matthew is included in readable form.
Debbie Laws, returned missionary and teacher, will be the guest speaker at the 2:30 am worship service Sunday July 3 at Scouium United Methodist Church. The Macon Missouri native spent two years in Spain with The Evangelical Alliance Mission, plans to return this fall, and will address children, youths, and adults with a unique storytelling style.
Minister reports after Sunday services a monthly fellowship in the church basement. Visitors this month include Mr and Mrs Clifford Custer Mr and Mrs Marvin Wright Jennifer Thad Nathaniel and Julia. Pastor and Mrs Mattox attend the National Conference of Regular Baptist Churches at the Veterans Auditorium in Bes Mowes this week.
July 1 1942 Roosevelt nominated for President by Democrats. July 2 161 Hemingway dies after gunshot. July 3 Idaho adopts hard style. July 4 1776 Continental Congress adopts Declaration of Independence. July 5 Venezuela declares independence from Spain. July 6 1452 United States sea speed record established. July 7 1498 McKinley signs act approving Hawaii annexation. Alligator noted as large North American creature.
A humorous verse collage lampoons heat, fashion, and human quirks through playful couplets and puns. It touches on summer fatigue, performance of women, aging, and a light critique of modern social changes with whimsical observations. The author riffs on fashion, chores, lawn care, and domestic life, ending with a reflective quip about quarrels cured.
Mediapolis New Era columnist P R Goughnour lampoons civic criticism and town habits urging readers to avoid meetings, mock tax levies, distrust police, and snub local institutions while noting lake activity and upcoming Fourth of July plans. Speaks to Moravia dust bowls and paving debates with a sharp, humorous edge.
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