The Daily Bee Classifieds and Notices
Page 2 of the Sandpoint Daily Bee indicates this edition includes legal notices published on Tuesdays. It lists subscription details, office address at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho, and contact number 263 5151.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1972
Page
2
Page 2 of the Sandpoint Daily Bee indicates this edition includes legal notices published on Tuesdays. It lists subscription details, office address at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho, and contact number 263 5151.
A letter writer urges acceptance of divine creation over evolution, citing biblical miracles and apostles to argue faith over scientific theory. The missive contrasts science with religion and defends the truth of Christian claims in a community newspaper letters section.
A scrambled OCR page lists a dense, irregular lineup of morning to late night TV shows across multiple networks. It names programs like The Today Show, Eyewitness News, The Doctors, General Hospital, The Tonight Show, CBS News, The Brady Bunch, Sesame Street, and The Flintstones, interspersed with partial phrases and misalignments, reflecting a busy broadcast guide from a past era.
Juanita Clara Rhodes died December 31 1971 in Rome Italy and was cremated January 14 at Moon Crematory. She was born March 11 1912 in Colorado and lived in Sandpoint since 1961. Survived by sons James and Jack Rhodes and daughter Janae Kile, plus three grandchildren. She belonged to the Ladies of the Moose.
Paul Barnhart of Carrywood Idaho argues that Christ defines true Christianity beyond religion and critiques material progress and evolutionism. He asserts salvation comes through believing and following the Bible, citing Mark 8 36 37, and invites dialogue without hostility.
Nashville Banner ownership transfers to Gannett Co as its 53rd newspaper. James G. Stahlman sells one half of a shared printing venture producing the Nashville Tennessean. Payment terms include cash today and two equal installments in 1973 and 1974.
Admissions list includes John Holloway Carl Reed on Jan 10 Margaret Best Fern Hargeli Violet Phernioirson and Twila Schilling on Jan 11 12 Dismissals on Jan 11 Ellen Johnson and Alice Irene Wilson and on Jan 12 Marion Gutenberger Carrol Inman Birdie Kelley recorded for the hospital notes.
Livestock markets in Omaha show hogs 75 to 125 higher with assorted weights from 200 to 335 pounds. Cattle scarce with scattered steers and heifers steady, cows steady at 18.50 to 21.00. calves none and sheep limited for a market test.
LeRoy Brown announces Sandpoint Jaycees seek nominations for the Distinguished Service Award to honor a person under 35 for community impact in the past year. Banquet set February 12 at the Pastime Cafe with other honors and nomination blanks to be distributed downtown.
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