Daily Bee legal notices listing and contact details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces publication details for 1972 with editorial staff, office address at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho and subscription rates of two dollars a month. Legal notices appear in Tuesday editions and wire service content from United Press International is incorporated.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Marriage Licenses Applied For
Jan. 13 Hugh M. Hollis and Mary Freemster of Spokane. Jan. 14 Jerry Davis of Springfield and Barbara Easterly of Madras. Jan. 17 Carroll Broderick and Thelma Wainwright of Deer Park. New Delhi Bhutto offers to step aside and hand over power to Mujibur Rahman to preserve Pakistan unity.
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Hugh M. Hollis
Mary Freemster
Spokane
Jerry Davis
Springfield
Ore
Barbara Easterly
Madras
Carroll Broderick
Thelma Wainwright
Deer Park
Wash
New Delhi
West Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Dogs Save Children In House Fire
Kamiah Idaho UPD officials credit dogs owned by Mr and Mrs Jack Aligier with saving five children when their one story rental home northeast of town burned last week The five youths aged 11 to 14 were awakened by barking then awakened others and helped them flee as the house was engulfed in flames
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Kamiah
Idaho
UPD
Jack Aligier
Here
Television Listings Are All Mixed On Air Lineups
A dense OCR of local TV schedules shows NBC CBS and listed programs across multiple channels with numerous time slots and show titles including Today News Nightline Sesame Street and various kids and talk shows. details are jumbled with several misread words and inconsistent punctuation.
Funeral Mass for June Woelfel Held at St Josephs
June A Woelfel 54 died in Sandpoint January 9. Funeral Mass Friday January 21 at 10 a m at St Josephs Catholic Church officiated by Rev John O Donovan. Burial at Lake View Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Jamie Lockman Troy Montana and George Wallace Ozark Alabama five grandchildren and one sister Mrs H E Younger Glenwood Illinois. Her family ran June and Ernie's Cafe in Sandpoint until 1963.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Sandpoint
Jamie Lockman
Troy
Montana
George Wallace
Ozark
Alabama
H. E. Younger
Glenwood
Illinois
Jennie Creed Graveside Rites Held at Lakeview Cemetery
Jennie Creed, born October 1, 1875 in Missouri, died January 15 at Sandpoint Manor. She moved to the Sandpoint area in the early 1900s and lived in Sagle for about 70 years. She is survived by seven grandchildren including Roy and Ed Anderson and Lois Stender, Mae Derr, Jack Anderson, Jim Applington, and David Applington, plus 25 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren.
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Jennie Creed
Lakeview Cemetery
Creed
Missouri
Sandpoint Manor
Sandpoint
Sagle
Roy
Ed Anderson
Lois Stender
Clark Fork
Mae Derr
Jack Anderson
Spokane
Jim Applington
Everett
Wash
David Applington
Chicago, Ill
Fern Leona Harrell Funeral Service Details
Fern Leona Harrell 76 died January 16 1972 at Bonner General Hospital. Funeral from Moon Chapel January 19 at 2 p.m. with Rev Daugherty of the FLHS Baptist Church officiating. Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park. Survivors include daughter Wilma Allen Sandpoint and nine great grandchildren.
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Fern Leona Harrell
Daugherty
Flhst Baptist Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Harrell
Bonner General Hospital
Indiana
Frank G. Harrell
Montana
Sandpoint
First Baptist Church
Ladies Mission Circle
C.es.no
Lloyd
Wilma) Allen
Rosella James
Bluffton
John Powell
Fort Wayne
Idaho Faces Flood Risk From Rain on Frozen Ground
The National Weather Service in Boise warned residents in the Lower Snake River basin, especially Crane Creek near Weiser, to be alert for possible flooding as rain continues. Six hour rainfall was locally moderate with no flooding yet, but extra runoff could develop on frozen ground and snow cover across Magic Valley and Upper Snake regions toward Idaho Falls.
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Boise
UPI
National Weather Service
Snake River
Crane Creek
Weiser
the Weather Service
Idaho
Weather Service
Magic Valley
Upper
Snake Region
Idaho Falls
Reardon faces potential slowdown as full bill readings loom
Idaho lawmaker Rep. John Reardon warns a third reading delay could paralyze the House if lengthy controversial bills are read in full. He cites constitutional requirements and past tactics while noting many lawmakers fail to read complex measures and rely on trusted judgments.
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Richard Charnock Bobe
UPI
John Reardon
Reardon
House
Idaho
Senate
GOP
Permanent
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The
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