Obituary Goldie Mae Aavedale 69 died in Idaho
Goldie Mae Aavedale, 69, died June 6 at Bonner General Hospital Sandpoint Idaho. Born May 10 1908 in Ohio she moved to Sandpoint area from South Dakota in 1934 married George Aavedal June 10 1935 lived Highland Flats near Naples since 1935. Survived by husband, son Robert Sandpoint, daughter Mary Spokane, mother Elnora Tipp City Ohio, three sisters, three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 1 PM Moon Chapel Sandpoint officiated by Rev Dennis Hanson. Burial Pack River Cemetery. Memorials to Bonner General Hospital.
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Goldie Mae Aavedale
Bonner General Hospital
Sandpoint
Idaho
Ohio
South Dakota
George ‘Aavedal
Highland Flats
Naples
Ravedal
George
Robert Ravedal
Mary Winslow
Spokane
Elnora Bodiker
Tipp City
Dollie Pitts
Lucille Burke
Mary Paulhumus
John Aavedal
Moon Chapel
Sandpaint
Dennis Hanson
First Lutheran Church
Pack River
Barner General
Morris the Cat fronts Adopt-a-Cat Month effort
Morris the Cat partners with Lives Cat Food and the American Humane Association to champion national Adopt A Cat Month in June. Bonner County Humane Society invites visitors to its Household Cat Show on June 18 at the fairgrounds to adopt cats or kittens and receive a free adoption kit with Morris memorabilia and a coupon for cat food.
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Morris
9-Lives
American Humane Association
9-Lives Cat Food
Morris the Cat
Chicago
Himsel
Humane Society
Schwab's Drug Store
Midwest
Bob Martwick
Martwick
Lives Cat Food
Bonner County Humane Society
The
Humane
Community events and meetings in Sandpoint and Bonner County
Community notices list sandpoint activities from Tuesday and Wednesday evening work on the Sandpoint float to library summer reading sign ups starting June 13. It includes fair board meeting June 16, a girls gymnastics class registration June 16-17, Grange anniversaries June 12, BCHS festival registrations, and various club meetings through June 12.
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Bonner County Fair Board
Sandpoint
City of
Sandpoint Recreation
City Hall
Christian Science Chairman Urges New Response To Needs
David E. Sleeper, new chairman of The Christian Science Board of Directors, urged thousands of members to unite in strong prayer and better respond to mankind's needs. He called for reading the times spiritually and stressed Jesus as a model for discerning cause and effect beyond appearances at the 82nd annual meeting in Boston.
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David E. Sleeper
Christian Science Board of Directors
God
Sleeper
Jesus
Christian Science
United States
Canada
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
Fifth and
Pine Street
Christian Science Reading Room
Lake Plaza
Lake and
Third Street
the Times
Times
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