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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
6
The article describes hobbyists like Sage Marte and Edie trading tips on building birdhouses. Deals notes urgent demand, saying customers want houses immediately rather than waiting for a finished unit. Lumber costs shape pricing as crafters balance timely availability with quality builds.
Two Pacific Junction men faced charges after a minor property damage incident on a Saturday night. Robert Fisher paid fines of 25 dollars for intoxication plus 25 dollars for leaving the scene. Another man, Wes Ane, was fined 89 dollars and costs for intoxication.
Mills County residents are invited to the April 11 meeting of the Current Affairs Committee of Omaha. The gathering will be at the Assembly Hall Omaha Civic Auditorium starting at 9 am with Julia Brown as the speaker. She will discuss Communist Party policies and tactics.
Public assistance payments totaled 6 024 866 dollars for March. Expenditures to or for recipients were 25 376 higher than February, pushing the monthly total over the live mil ian mark for the first time.
An ad lists fuel oil services from Pace Oil & Gas Co Malvern with phone contact, plus sale notes for Gladiolus bulbs priced 50 225 and 100 for 4 by Paul Hilton. Also featured are tire prices for various sizes and a Singer Sewing Machine Co. sales and service mention with Gene Winchester in Essex Illinois and The Singer Center in Council Bluffs.
Lewis Kelly Carnes born March 26 1918 in Tahor Ja died March 30 1965 in Meyoy hospital Council Bluffs aged 62. He married Della Rubenking at Rock Port Mo March 48 1999. They lived in Tabor where four sons blessed their home later moving to Thurman then Randolph where he worked as a tucking business man and mechanic. Survived by wife and four sons Ail Jim Ronald Jenny, 43 grandchildren, his father Kelly Carnes of Pabar, six brothers and five sisters. Funeral held at Christian church in Pabor April 3 with Rev Dan Haggard officiating. Interment Ta bow cemetery under Reaves Rew Funeral Home.
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