Sandpoint Daily Bee Legal Notices Listing
The page announces the Sandpoint Daily Bee published by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with editorial staff including Pete Thompson. It notes legal notices appear on Tuesdays each week and provides office address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho, subscription rate 2.00 per month, phone 263-5151 and P O Box 579.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Ex POW in Atlanta criticizes Defense Dept over POW collaboration charges
Former Vietnam prisoner of war Charles Parsels accuses the Pentagon of dropping eight cases against servicemen accused of aiding the enemy. He claims the Peace Committee within the Hanoi camp boosted morale by reviving a command structure, while noting some prisoners were punished for past infractions.
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Atlanta
Peace Committee
Mem
Bers
Parsels
Air Force
Theodore Guy
Pentagon
Col
Guy
Town records report break in and odd incidents
The record notes a weekend break in and a range of local incidents. A sting ray bike was stolen from Joel Thompson of the Daily Bee. Paul Leslie Jacobs was confined for possession of a controlled substance. Nearby a resident reports a vehicle stopping at West Pine near the Pacific Power substation at 5 am Saturday, firing on a dog and fleeing. Jack O'Brian of Priest River reports five bales of hay stolen from his field.
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Daily Bee
Joel Thompson
Paul Leslie Jacobs
Andy Bullock
West Pine
Pacific Power
Jack O’brian
Priest River
Television Schedule Summary for Local Stations
The listing shows today’s programs across KREM TV and KSPS TV including morning to late-night shows like CBS News Walter Cronkite, Humor on Hogan’s Heroes and Gunsmoke, soaps General Hospital and All My Children, and kids fare Sesame Street and Mister Rogers. It notes sports, news, and a Watergate emphasis with late-night blocks and educational programs.
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Guiding Light
52Nd Street
Walter Cronkite
TBA
Lucy
Doris Dav
Medical Center
Darby's
General Hospital
the Munsters
ABC Eats News
the Protectors
Gann
Gann 13:00——the World Today
Wide World of Entertainment
Intersect
Ksps-Tv
Electric Company
the Electric Company
Maude McDevitt of Somers Dies at 78
Maude Isabelle McDevitt of Somers Montana died June 26 1973 at Kalispell General Hospital in Kalispell Minnesota born to Peter Phalon in Cloquet Minnesota. She and her husband and baby son moved to Dover Idaho then to Somers where they settled. Survivors include son E N McDevitt of Somers sister Nell Phalon of Sandpoint grandson Richard McDevitt of Kalispell and two grandchildren. Former sales manager for Dover Lumber Co under Ben Hornby.
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Maude Isabelle McDevitt
Somers
Montana
Kalispell General Hospital
Kalispell
McDevitt
Peter Phalon
Cloquet
Minnesota
Dover
Idaho
E.N. McDevitt
Nell Phalon
Sandpoint
Richard McDevitt
James G. Monroe obituary from Spokane area
James G. Monroe 81 died July 14 at Bonner General Hospital. Born March 6 1892 in Cabinet Idaho he was a member of the 1st Church of Christ Scientist the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and AARP. He retired from the City Water Dept in Spokane and is survived by Irene Bixel Carl Monroe Lorna Mulvey David Lewis and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial services set for 12 noon Tuesday July 17 at Hazen and Jaeger Funeral Home Spokane. Memorials may go to the Organ Fund of the 1st Church of Christ Scientist.
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James G. Monroe
Bonner General Hospital
Cabinet
Idaho
1St Church of Christ’ Scientist
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AARP
City Water Dept
Spokane
Washington
Monroe
Irene Bixel
Sandpoint Manor
Carl Monroe
Sondra
California
Lorna Mulvey
David Lewis
Torrance
Hazen and Jaeger
1St
Church of Christ Scientist
David Wilson 18 Dies in Sandpoint Automobile Crash
David Wilson 18 of Wrencoe Loop died after an automobile accident near Sandpoint. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday at Moon Chapel with Chuck Wigton officiating. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Survived by parents Sam and Wilson, sister Ellen, brother Paul, grandmother Dorothy Bridges, and uncle Emery Wilson. Memorials to First Christian Church Building Fund.
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David Wilson
Wrencoe Loop
Sandpoint
Moon Chapel
Chuck Wigton
First Christian Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Sandpoint High School
Atlantic Richfield
Leohone
David
Pack River Lumber Company
U. of I
Sam, Wilson
Ellen
Paul
Dorothy Bridges
Vallejo
California
Emery Wilson
Livestock Prices Mixed As Slaughter Cattle Hold Steady
Portland cattle market reports 1 250 head traded with slaughter steers strong for holstein loads 1280 to 1525 pounds while other classes remained uneventful. Cows utilities traded 30 to 34 dollars per hundredweight, cutters 29 to 32, canners 26 50 to 28, bulls yield grade 1 2 1250 to 1450 pounds 39 to 44 dollars.
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Portland
UPI
Getty to Pay Ransom Demand for Missing Grandson
Rome reports state Paul Getty ready to pay ransom for his grandson J Paul Getty I 17 missing since last week in Piazza Navona. Police say three unidentified youths were seen nearby while friends describe Getty’s stay with artists and hippies as authorities search for clues to the kidnapping claim.
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Rome
UPD
Paul Getty
Gail Getty
Getty
J. Paul Getty I
Martine
Jutta Zacher
Carlo Scimone
Piazza Navona
Bastia
Corsica
Nesbitt Pioneer Elks Member Dies at 86
Mel L Nesbitt 86 died July 14 at Bonner General Hospital. Born June 25 1887 in Dillon Montana he moved to Sandpoint in 1893. He married Grace Nelson in 1912 they observed 60 years of marriage. Funeral July 18 at 11 a.m. Moon Chapel with cremation. Donations to Elks Rehabilitation Center Boise.
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Mel L. Nesbitt
Bonner General Hospital
Dillon
Montana
Grace Nelson
Cheney
Washington
B.P.O.E
N.0.c.f
Sandpoint
Rebekah Lodge
Smead
Nesbitt
John
Taft
Calif
Robert
Sagle
Sarah Hansen Enumclaw
Deane Studebaker
Grace Belle Pope
Greeley
Colorado
Alice J. Lynch
Moscow
Idaho
Harry
Olive) Nesbitt
Moon Chapel
B.P.O
Elks Rehabilitation Center
Boise
Memorial for Dean Messmore 1954 1973
Dean Bruce Messmore 18 died July 15 at Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane Washington born October 19 1954 Sandpoint attended local schools graduating May 1973 honored in National Merit Society and top 2 percent. Survived by parents Cesar Messmore sisters Janice Shirley and family. Services tentatively set for Wednesday 1 p.m. Moon Chapel burial Pinecrest Memorial Park memorial fund planned.
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Dean Bruce Messmore
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Wash
Sand Point
Methodist Church
E. J. Messmore
Sandpoint
Cesar Messmore
Navy
Mira Mar
California
Janice
Shirley
Bus Kills Two On Mini-Bike
Two 10 year old girls Sandra Adams and Jenis Glauser died after a minibike strayed from Falls Valley Campground onto Falls Creek road and was struck by a Jackson State Line bus in Bonneville County Idaho. The bus driver swerved to avoid the bike but hit trees. Adams died at the scene and Glauser died later at Idaho Falls Hospital. The minibike was unlicensed to ride on county roads.
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Swan Valley, Idaho
UPI
Bonneville County
Sandra Adams
Jenis Glauser
Shelley
Les Poole
Falls Valley
Falls Creek
McCloy Creek
Jackson State Line
Poole
Adams
Glauser
Idaho Falls
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Merv Griffin
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San_ Francisco
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Captain Kangeroo
Joker Is Wild
CBS News
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Krem-Tvv
ABC
New Zoo
Kartoon Korner
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Bre
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Mr. McDermitt
Dover Lumber Co
Ben Hornby
Dean B. Messmore
University of Idaho College of Mines
W. L. Zeigler
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