Daily Bee Legal Notices Page Summary
Local legal notices are slated for Tuesday weekly publication in the Sandpoint Idaho Daily Bee. The paper operates Monday through Friday except legal holidays. Advertising and subscriptions details are provided, including contact information for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend Crastle Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P. O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
No Shortage Of Tires Nor Snow
Bonner County residents face heavy snow as seven Sandpoint tire dealers report strong sales of snow tires chains and smaller size tires. Dealers note shortages in 13 inch and some larger tires with delays but all meet most demand. Studded tires and chains rise with snow intensity and early season optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner County
Sandpoint
al Willis
Bruneel Tire
Allen Cochran
Cochran Chevron
Jack Murray
Co-op
Chet Whitney
Montgomery Ward
Whitney
Hazel LaMoreaux
Sears
Willis
Portland
LaMoreaux
Murray
Cochran
Made
Bill Letzke
Western Auto
Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Admissions list for Nov 27 29 includes Bruce Davis and others. Discharges on Nov 27 29 include Gerald Palmer and several new babies. Birth announced for Bruce Davis couple a son weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces and 21 inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Davis
Rose P. du Boise
Ray C. Haworth
Gerald L. Palmer
Frances Rinard
Arly B. Thank
Barbara Phillips
Mark Reynolds
Robert L. Gentry Jr
Arthur McMann
Morris L. Smith
Television Schedule Highlights From Local Stations
A dense listing of KHQ KXLY KREM KSPS and KXLY programs shows: daytime and evening lineups across CBS ABC and PBS channels with news, talk shows, dramas, game shows, soaps, sports including Pittsburgh Steelers vs Miami Dolphins, and local educational features. The fragmentary timetable lists cartoons, movies, and special programs through late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kartoon Korner
Mike Douglas
World Today
All My Children
General Hospital
Flintstones
the Virginian
the World Today
ABC Evening News
Eddie
Pittsburgh Steelers
Miami Dolphins
Ae Aaventires
The
Joy Rane
Gam
Obituary Kenneth R. Cramer of Sandpoint
Kenneth Robert Cramer, 48, died November 30 at Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane. Born January 20, 1925 in Troy Montana he moved to Sandpoint in 1926 and served four years in WWII on the U S S Louisville. He married Julie Wesselman February 3 1948 in Coeur d Alene. Survived by wife Julie a son Michael K and three daughters Peggy Ann Linda Blanche Fisher two brothers and three sisters. Funeral December 4 at 1 Moon Chapel Father John O Donovan officiating Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Robert Cramer
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Troy
Montana
Sandpoint
U. S. Navy
U.S.S. Louisville
Julie Wesselman
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Missle
Julie
Michael K
Peggy Ann
Linda
Blanche Fisher
Walla Walla
Washington
Dale
Corvallis
Oregon
Sydney
Denver
Colorado
Muriel Werntz
Belva G. Hayworth
Verna Goodwin
Lewiston
Moon
John O’donovan
Catholic Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Earl Crail Gibson obituary moves to Sandpoint area
Earl Crail Gibson, 79, died December 1 at Bonner General Hospital. Born April 6, 1894 in Shell Rock Iowa, he owned a Glenwood feed store before retiring to the Sandpoint area near Garfield Bay in 1960. Survived by relatives in Waterloo Iowa Hayden Lake Idaho and a niece Mrs R J Hansen. Services Tuesday December 4 at 10 a.m. Moon Chapel with Chuck Wigton officiating. Burial Broten Cemetery Sandpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Crail Gibson
Bonner General Hospital
Shell Rock
Iowa
Glenwood
Sandpoint
Garfield Bay
Mone
Bin
Wasterloo
Fephen
Bill
Hayden Lake
Idaho
R. J. Hansen
Waterloo
Moon Chapel
Chuck Wigton
First Christian Church
Broten Cemetery
Health Insurance Plan Outlined for 1975 Start
The Nixon administration plans a national health insurance program to begin in 1975, funded by about 150 dollars per family annually plus 25 percent of costs above that up to 1,500 dollars. Private insurers would cover catastrophic costs, with federal subsidies of about four billion dollars yearly. The plan excludes self employed and uses private carriers under federal supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Last Sunday Senate Session Returns to 1861 Slavery Debate
Washington reports that the Senate met on a Sunday for the first time since March 3 1861 when Abraham Lincoln was about to be sworn in as president. The session discussed John J. Crittenden of Kentucky’s compromise to protect slavery and compensate owners while extending the Missouri Compromise to the Pacific. No action was taken and the day’s only major business was replacing the sergeant at arms after a quorum dispute. The compromise failed the next day as the Civil War began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Confederacy
John J. Crittenden
Kentucky
Missouri
Pacific Ocean
Crittenden
Long Term Energy Crisis Not Over
Unusually heavy November rain and snow eased the Pacific Northwest energy situation but the long term crisis remains. Officials say there may be no blackout this winter yet the electricity emergency continues with a 9 billion kilowatt hour shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
UPI
Pacific Northwest
David Piper
Oregon
E.J. Timme
Northwest Power Pool
Bonneville Power Administration
BPA
Portland General Electric
Pacific Power and Light
Portland Livestock Market Report Cattle and Calves Demand Steady
Portland Oregon cattle and calves 1400 head in sales compared with 1130 last Monday and 1215 year age. Early week activity shows cows and bulls steady while feeders not fully established and country turnout light. Slaughter cows 22.50 to 33.75 with cutters and canners noted. bulls 33.50 to 37.50. feeder steers 483 to 501 pounds 45.50 to 50.60. Holsteins 664 to 677 pounds 35.50 to 36.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
BLM Receives Claims for Idaho Wild Horses
The Bureau of Land Management received six applications for twenty five of the estimated seven hundred wild horses on Idaho lands. BLM range chief for Hak Jens Jensen said the Lost River applicants cannot include horses involved in last winter's Lost River roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
UPI
Bureau of Land Management
Idaho
Jens, Jensen
BLM
Hak
Lost River
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Bee
Mon
Khq-Tv
Ted Armstrong
Eyewitness News
Agriculture Today
Peyton Place
Somerset
Merv Griffin
NBC
Lael Luc
Dian
Kxly-Tv
CBS
CBS Morning News
Mayberry
Waiter Tooite
Dick van Dyke
Town
Krem-Tv
ABC
New Zoo Review
Ksps-Tv
Electris ! Company
Cek
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!