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Kirkland and Eastside Time Line |
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Compiled By Dale Hawkinson from the East Side Journal Newspaper Index by
Alan Stein |
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ESJ Issue Date |
Description |
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January 2, 1947 |
50TH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED SUNDAY (RAMQUIST, DR AND MRS R T) |
3 |
January 2, 1947 |
CARLSON'S MARRIED 50 YEARS (MR AND MRS OSCAR) |
1 |
January 2, 1947 |
EAST SIDE CHORUS HAS 36 MEMBERS |
6 |
January 2, 1947 |
LIEUT COMMANDER GETS POSTHUMOUS AIR MEDAL CITATION (LACKEY, JOHN) |
7 |
January 2, 1947 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS APPROPRIATION FOR BRIDAL PARK PATH |
3 |
January 2, 1947 |
KIRKLAND HEIGHTS COMMUNITY CENTER DAMAGED BY FIRE |
10 |
January 2, 1947 |
A E NEEDHAM ELECTED AS HEAD OF LOCAL CHAMBER |
1 |
January 2, 1947 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS APPROPRIATION FOR BRIDAL PARK PATH |
3 |
January 2, 1947 |
LOCAL POST OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS PLEDGE ABOVE MEMORIAL QUOTA |
1 |
January 2, 1947 |
'MARCH OF DIMES' LEADERS WILL ATTEND MEETING |
7 |
January 2, 1947 |
BOUNDARIES OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS WILL NOT CHANGE |
4 |
January 2, 1947 |
KIRKLAND SHOWS PROGRESS IN 1946 |
1 |
January 2, 1947 |
BASS, MINNIE B |
2 |
January 2, 1947 |
JOHNSON, JESSIE N |
2 |
January 2, 1947 |
NESBET, JOSEPHINE |
2 |
January 2, 1947 |
PATTERSON, NANCY |
2 |
January 2, 1947 |
LOCAL POST OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS PLEDGE ABOVE MEMORIAL QUOTA |
1 |
January 2, 1947 |
BOY SCOUTS AGAIN DO OUTSTANDING WORK IN FLOOD |
8 |
January 2, 1947 |
ROSE HILL CLUB MEETS TO DISCUSS WATER DISTRICT |
10 |
January 2, 1947 |
LIEUT COMMANDER GETS POSTHUMOUS AIR MEDAL CITATION (LACKEY, JOHN) |
7 |
January 2, 1947 |
LOCAL POST OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS PLEDGE ABOVE MEMORIAL QUOTA |
1 |
January 9, 1947 |
EAST SIDE MUSIC CENTER - GRAND OPENING |
5 |
January 9, 1947 |
NEIGHBORS, JOIN IN CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY (CARLSON, OSCAR) |
5 |
January 9, 1947 |
OLD TIMERS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY (CURTIS, MR AND MRS ALVIN H) |
1 |
January 9, 1947 |
FIRST MUSIC EVENT OF YEAR, WINTER CONCERT, SCHEDULED JAN 1 |
3 |
January 9, 1947 |
BANK ANNOUNCES INCREASE IN STOCK |
1 |
January 9, 1947 |
REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
4 |
January 9, 1947 |
WORK ON NEW CITY HALL TO START SOON |
1 |
January 9, 1947 |
CHAMBER BEGINS BIG YEAR |
1 |
January 9, 1947 |
SALVATION ARMY TRUCKS MAKING WEEKLY PICK-UPS |
10 |
January 9, 1947 |
CONOVER, J BEN |
4 |
January 9, 1947 |
YMCA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE IS LAGGING; MORE ADULTS NEEDED |
1 |
January 9, 1947 |
WATER PETITIONS ARE CIRCULATED ON ROSE HILL |
4 |
January 9, 1947 |
SERVICE IN A HURRY (FLOAT PLANES, PHOTO) |
7 |
January 9, 1947 |
VETERANS GROUP TO MAKE DECISION (ALLOWING COMMUNISTS TO JOIN) |
3 |
January 16,
1947 |
EAST SIDE PARCEL DELIVERY - NEW OWNERSHIP |
5 |
January 16,
1947 |
DEMONSTRATIONS OF FRUIT TREE PRUNING TUESDAY |
10 |
January 16,
1947 |
RALSTON CHORUS TO GIVE CONVERT |
4 |
January 16,
1947 |
MARCH OF DIMES UNDER WAY |
1 |
January 16,
1947 |
MISS IRENE BECKER'S ENGAGEMENT TOLD |
3 |
January 16,
1947 |
WAREHOUSE WILL BE SOLD OR LEASED |
1 |
January 16,
1947 |
JACOBSON, JACOB |
1 |
January 16,
1947 |
LOCAL WOMEN'S CLUB OBSERVES 27TH BIRTHDAY |
5 |
January 16,
1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (POST OFFICE) |
1 |
January 16,
1947 |
ICY ROADS FORCE CLOSING OF SCHOOLS |
1 |
January 16,
1947 |
ELSIE MARIE CADMAN, SETH WILLIAM SPURLING |
3 |
January 16,
1947 |
SHIRLEY INGLE, WALTER MYERS |
5 |
January 23,
1947 |
DAIRYMEN FACE GOOD PROSPECTS FOR COMING YEAR |
1 |
January 23,
1947 |
OLE ANDERSONS WED 50 YEARS |
8 |
January 23,
1947 |
CONCERT TO BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY |
1 |
January 23,
1947 |
INTEREST SHOWN IN CONCERT BAND |
1 |
January 23,
1947 |
PARKING METERS FAVORED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
1 |
January 23,
1947 |
KING COUNTY MUST RAISE LARGEST MARCH OF DIMES FUND THIS YEAR |
3 |
January 23,
1947 |
LOCAL GRANGERS SHOW OPPOSITION TO BUILDING CODE |
3 |
January 23,
1947 |
VOTERS WILL ELECT TWO DIRECTORS |
1 |
January 23,
1947 |
ETHEL ENGELBREKT'S ENGAGEMENT TOLD AT DINNER PARTY |
1 |
January 23,
1947 |
MRS NEEDHAM IS NEW PRESIDENT OF LOCAL GUILD |
1 |
January 30,
1947 |
TITLE TO HIGH SCHOOL SITE COMPLETED |
1 |
January 30,
1947 |
ANNEXATION TO CITY PROPOSED |
1 |
January 30,
1947 |
IRVING S SMITH IS NAMED TO MANGE COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE |
3 |
January 30,
1947 |
ANNEXATION TO CITY PROPOSED |
1 |
January 30,
1947 |
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS ABOUT ANNEXATION |
2 |
January 30,
1947 |
CANNERY IS LEASED OUT BY COUNCIL |
1 |
January 30,
1947 |
LOCAL JUVENILE DELINQUENCY |
2 |
January 30,
1947 |
FRANKLIN, JOHN E |
12 |
January 30,
1947 |
HAMILTON, DON W |
12 |
January 30,
1947 |
JENKINS, EMMANUEL |
12 |
January 30,
1947 |
JONES, ELSIE D |
12 |
January 30,
1947 |
KEEDY, HORACE B |
12 |
January 30,
1947 |
MAYER, FERGUS |
12 |
January 30,
1947 |
RICKERS, JOHN W |
12 |
January 30,
1947 |
RALPH LIUNDVALL IS NEW DIRECTOR OF CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
January 30,
1947 |
LOCAL ADVENTISTS HAVE SUCCESSFUL YEAR OF ACTIVITY |
9 |
January 30,
1947 |
ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT GOING BETTER THAN EVER |
7 |
February 6,
1947 |
GARDENING STILL DEMANDS PRIORITY FOR RURAL FAMILIES |
2 |
February 6,
1947 |
RESPONSE GOOD; BAND WILL START |
1 |
February 6,
1947 |
MR AND MRS KENT WILL HAVE THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING SUNDAY |
1 |
February 6,
1947 |
BICANIC FUND PASSES $1500 MARK |
1 |
February 6,
1947 |
KIRKLAND MOURNS TRAGIC DEATH OF TWO SMALL BICANIC CHILDREN... |
7 |
February 6,
1947 |
BICANIC FUND PASSES $1500 MARK |
1 |
February 6,
1947 |
TO BE ANNEXED OR NOT -- THAT'S THE QUESTION! |
1 |
February 6,
1947 |
GALT, GEORGE W |
4 |
February 6,
1947 |
MILLER, AUGUST B |
4 |
February 6,
1947 |
LEGION WILL FETE OFFICIALS |
1 |
February 6,
1947 |
INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN TO REINSTATE VETERAN'S INSURANCE BEGINS |
3 |
February 6,
1947 |
HELP WANTED - JAPANESE-AMERICAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK |
9 |
February 13,
1947 |
TO BUILD HOMES; PRECO COMPANY, BELLINGHAM CO, HIGH BIDDER |
1 |
February 13,
1947 |
ANNEXATION WILL BE SETTLED BY ELECTION, NOT BY PETITION |
1 |
February 13,
1947 |
FEDERAL GRANTS ANNOUNCED FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT |
1 |
February 13,
1947 |
MEETING IS CALLED TO DISCUSS FUNDS |
1 |
February 13,
1947 |
NEW INDUSTRY TO HAVE WAREHOUSE |
1 |
February 13,
1947 |
NEW INDUSTRY TO HAVE WAREHOUSE |
1 |
February 13,
1947 |
GREEN, JEAN |
12 |
February 13,
1947 |
BASIL LANGLOIS WEDS MISSOURI GIRL IN NEVADA |
8 |
February 13,
1947 |
DORIS SAUBERS, ROBERT W OLSON |
7 |
February 20,
1947 |
DUMB BUNNY CAFE |
4 |
February 20,
1947 |
AT PEOPLE'S CHURCH (MASON SWISS BELL RINGERS) |
6 |
February 20,
1947 |
LIEUT RUSSELL P MORSE RECEIVES PERMANENT SERVICE CITATIONS |
3 |
February 20,
1947 |
RAY JEWELL PLAYS IN MILITARY BAND LEAVING FOR ALASKA |
4 |
February 20,
1947 |
BUSINESS OFFICES OF SCHOOL DISTRICT MOVED TO 'HEIGHTS' |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (ROY'S CAFE, DUMB BUNNY CAFE) |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
MARCH OF DIMES SUCCESSFUL |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
BUSINESS OFFICES OF SCHOOL DISTRICT MOVED TO 'HEIGHTS' |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
SUPPORT SCHOOL MEASURES; 400 LOCAL RESIDENTS AT MEETING |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
PHONE COMPANY INCREASES WAGES |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
CLUB PLANS TO CLEAN-UP DOWNTOWN |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
CITY COUNCIL GRANTS BUS FRANCHISE |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
CLUB PLANS TO CLEAN-UP DOWNTOWN |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
MARCH OF DIMES SUCCESSFUL |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
AT PEOPLE'S CHURCH (MASON SWISS BELL RINGERS) |
6 |
February 20,
1947 |
CITY COUNCIL GRANTS BUS FRANCHISE |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
PHONE COMPANY INCREASES WAGES |
1 |
February 20,
1947 |
ETHYL SPAULDING, RONALD CLEMMONS |
4 |
February 27,
1947 |
SEAPLANES INC (FLIGHT INSTRUCTION) |
10 |
February 27,
1947 |
NO LAW AGAINST CHICKENS; FOWL CAN BE KEPT IN CITY LIMITS |
1 |
February 27,
1947 |
OPERETTA LEADS TO GET AUTHENTIC JAPANESE GARB |
9 |
February 27,
1947 |
COMBAT PHOTOS ONLY A MEMORY TO WAGNER (ROBERT C) NOW |
1 |
February 27,
1947 |
DOG SAVES HER LIFE (COTTEN, JUDITH ANN) (PHOTO) |
15 |
February 27,
1947 |
BUILDING PROGRAM IN DANGER |
9 |
February 27,
1947 |
COMBAT PHOTOS ONLY A MEMORY TO WAGNER (ROBERT C) NOW |
1 |
February 27,
1947 |
KIMBALLS STORE TO OPEN FRIDAY |
1 |
February 27,
1947 |
HEIFER PROJECT ADOPTED BY UNITED CHURCH OVERSEAS RELIEF GROUP |
3 |
February 27,
1947 |
RED CROSS DRIVE WILL OPEN ON EAST SIDE MARCH 1; MRS OBAN CHAIRMAN |
2 |
February 27,
1947 |
SCHOOL LEGISLATION MUST BE PASSED IMMEDIATELY |
2 |
February 27,
1947 |
SCHOOL LEGISLATION MUST BE PASSED IMMEDIATELY |
2 |
February 27,
1947 |
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED (SMITH,BETTY AND BARRIE, BEN) |
12 |
February 27,
1947 |
JUNE MARIE SACHS ENGAGED TO MARRY WILLIAM H MERRIAN |
9 |
February 27,
1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (CITY-MANAGER PLAN) |
1 |
February 27,
1947 |
LIVELY HEARING EXPECTED ON MONDAY (BUSSES, CLEAN-UP, CHURCH PERMIT) |
1 |
February 27,
1947 |
SEATTLE/KING COUNTY FAR AHEAD...IN COMBATING JUVENILE DELINQUENCY |
10 |
February 27,
1947 |
LOCAL AVC GROUP AGAINST FLIGHT TRAINING BILL |
8 |
February 27,
1947 |
VETERANS GROUP VOTES OPPOSITION TO STATE BONUS |
9 |
February 27,
1947 |
IRISH GIRL ... NOW BRIDE OF JAMES E MCPHAIL OF KIRKLAND |
9 |
February 27,
1947 |
MRS ELAINE RUTH WHIPPERFURTH IS MARRIED FEB 18 |
6 |
March 6, 1947 |
POULTRY COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS; LOOKS TO FUTURE |
2 |
March 6, 1947 |
LEADS IN OPERETTA ARE ANNOUNCED |
1 |
March 6, 1947 |
LOCAL ART PUPILS ARE REWARDED |
1 |
March 6, 1947 |
COUNCIL GRANTS PERMIT TO 'WITNESSES' |
1 |
March 6, 1947 |
AT KIMBALL'S GRAND OPENING (INTERIOR PHOTO) |
6 |
March 6, 1947 |
NEW PAINT STORE OPENS SATURDAY |
1 |
March 6, 1947 |
OPEN NEW PAINT STORE (PHOTO) |
7 |
March 6, 1947 |
STATIONERY STORE WILL BE OPENED IN NEAR FUTURE |
1 |
March 6, 1947 |
RED CROSS DRIVE HERE BEGINS; MORE LOCAL WORKERS ARE NEEDED |
3 |
March 6, 1947 |
CAMP FIRE NEWS |
7 |
March 6, 1947 |
LOCAL BUS SERVICE WILL START SOON; FARES WILL BE 10C CENTS |
1 |
March 6, 1947 |
VETERANS GROUP ASKS CONGRESS TO AMEND ACT |
7 |
March 13, 1947 |
MUSIC DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES FIRST PUBLIC CONCERT ON TUESDAY |
3 |
March 13, 1947 |
CHAMBER SEEKS NEW MEMBERS |
1 |
March 13, 1947 |
GOOD CITIZENS... HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT YOUR LOCAL SCHOOLS |
2 |
March 13, 1947 |
GOOD HUNTING .. IN DOWNTOWN KIRKLAND (CITY CLEAN-UP) |
2 |
March 13, 1947 |
GOOD CITIZENS... HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT YOUR LOCAL SCHOOLS |
2 |
March 13, 1947 |
GOOD HUNTING .. IN DOWNTOWN KIRKLAND (CITY CLEAN-UP) |
2 |
March 13, 1947 |
MAYOR PROCLAIMS CLEAN-UP MONTH |
1 |
March 13, 1947 |
CANDIDATES FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN ARE ANNOUNCED |
1 |
March 13, 1947 |
PARKING METERS TAKE IN $26,135 |
1 |
March 13, 1947 |
$1,200 IN JEWELS STOLEN SATURDAY |
1 |
March 13, 1947 |
DECKER, OLIVE |
9 |
March 13, 1947 |
MANY LOCAL CAMP FIRE GIRLS WILL TAKE PART IN COUNCIL FIRE |
7 |
March 13, 1947 |
ROSE HILL CLUB HEARS REPORTS ON BUS SERVICE, WATER DISTRICT |
9 |
March 13, 1947 |
BUS HEARING SET MARCH 21 |
1 |
March 13, 1947 |
ROSE HILL CLUB HEARS REPORTS ON BUS SERVICE, WATER DISTRICT |
9 |
March 13, 1947 |
PHONE COMPANY EMPLOYEES MEET |
3 |
March 13, 1947 |
GRACE LOTT, HAROLD EVERSON |
8 |
March 13, 1947 |
JAMES REESE WEDS MRS LUCILLE REESE FROM EVERETT |
6 |
March 13, 1947 |
MARY FRANCES BUTLER, JOHN B JAY |
8 |
March 20, 1947 |
HERE ARE MARCH REMINDERS FOR POULTRY RAISERS |
2 |
March 20, 1947 |
COUNCIL VOIDS PERMIT FOR CHURCH |
1 |
March 20, 1947 |
"THOSE NEW BUSSES WILL HAVE THEIR PROBLEMS WITH KIRKLAND
STREETS" |
1 |
March 20, 1947 |
"STEWART HEIGHTS" WILL EVENTUALLY BE TORN DOWN |
6 |
March 20, 1947 |
STATE FUNDS NOT ENOUGH FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT |
1 |
March 20, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (KIRKLAND CLEAN-UP) |
1 |
March 20, 1947 |
CHINESE LEADER WILL BE SPEAKER AT YMCA DINNER |
4 |
March 20, 1947 |
FINAL PLANS FOR PTA CARNIVAL NEXT WEEK NOW BEING MADE |
3 |
March 20, 1947 |
WHO WILL BE QUEEN? OF THE PTA CARNIVAL |
1 |
March 20, 1947 |
CITY VOTES MONEY FOR FIELD FENCE |
5 |
March 20, 1947 |
NEW ALUMINUM COMPANY STARTS PLANT IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
March 20, 1947 |
11-YEAR-OLD BOY CONFESSES SCORE OF BURGLARIES |
6 |
March 20, 1947 |
RADIO NETWORK SALUTES KIRKLAND TUESDAY EVENING |
1 |
March 20, 1947 |
FOWLER, EMMA |
12 |
March 20, 1947 |
TULLY, REX |
12 |
March 20, 1947 |
CITY VOTES MONEY FOR FIELD FENCE |
5 |
March 20, 1947 |
TAXI RATES ARE GOING UP |
1 |
March 27, 1947 |
DON YOUNG APPLIANCES AND SPORTING GOODS |
9 |
March 27, 1947 |
KIRKLAND - BRIGHT SPOT OF FUTURE |
2 |
March 27, 1947 |
OBAN'S HATCHERY (FREE BABY CHICKS!) |
16 |
March 27, 1947 |
AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM IS HELPING LOCAL FARMERS |
11 |
March 27, 1947 |
DAIRY MEETING TO FEATURE WELL KNOWN SPEAKERS |
3 |
March 27, 1947 |
MISS ESTHER TYE DIRECTS 'MIKADO' |
4 |
March 27, 1947 |
CHARLES S BURDELL, KIRKLAND RESIDENT, PASSES BAR EXAMS |
1 |
March 27, 1947 |
LOUISE MACDONALD, BILLIE HOLLENBECK AT MODELING SCHOOL |
6 |
March 27, 1947 |
PLAN OPEN HOUSE AT CIVIC CENTER NEXT WEEK |
1 |
March 27, 1947 |
PEOPLE'S CHURCH IS REDECORATED BY ITS MEMBERS |
14 |
March 27, 1947 |
DUMB BUNNY CAFE IS BURNED TO A CRISP |
1 |
March 27, 1947 |
NEW JUANITA STORE (JUANITA ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE -PHOTO) |
11 |
March 27, 1947 |
DUMB BUNNY CAFE IS BURNED TO A CRISP |
1 |
March 27, 1947 |
GREATER EAST SIDE COOPERATION URGED |
1 |
March 27, 1947 |
EAST SIDE RESIDENTS URGED TO MAIL IN RED CROSS CONTRIBUTIONS |
15 |
March 27, 1947 |
KIRKLAND - BRIGHT SPOT OF FUTURE |
2 |
March 27, 1947 |
LOCAL STUDENTS WIN ESSAY CONTEST |
9 |
March 27, 1947 |
DON'T DUMP REFUSE ON COUNTY ROADS, HEALTH OFFICER SAYS |
2 |
March 27, 1947 |
EVERYTHING SET FOR BIG PTA BENEFIT CARNIVAL FRIDAY EVENING |
3 |
March 27, 1947 |
CITY SCHEDULES TWO HEARINGS (KIRKLAND AIRPORT) |
1 |
March 27, 1947 |
CLUB WILL DISCUSS BUSSES |
9 |
March 27, 1947 |
LOCAL SPORTSMEN ARE ORGANIZING INTERLAKE ROD AND GUN CLUB |
5 |
March 27, 1947 |
LOCAL BOY SCOUT TROOPS TO TAKE PART IN 'CIRCUS' |
9 |
March 27, 1947 |
EASTERN STAR HAS LOVELY CEREMONY FOR NEW OFFICERS |
9 |
March 27, 1947 |
VFW AUXILIARY IN NEED OF MORE MEMBERS HERE |
12 |
March 27, 1947 |
LOCAL SPORTSMEN ARE ORGANIZING INTERLAKE ROD AND GUN CLUB |
5 |
March 27, 1947 |
TWO DEACONS, ELDER ORDAINED AT LOCAL ADVENTIST CHURCH |
15 |
March 27, 1947 |
CLUB WILL DISCUSS BUSSES |
9 |
March 27, 1947 |
CITY SCHEDULES TWO HEARINGS (KIRKLAND AIRPORT) |
1 |
March 27, 1947 |
SQUADRON OF FOUR KIRKLAND CRUISERS, 16 SAILORS BACK FROM 4-DAY TRIP |
1 |
March 27, 1947 |
CLUB WILL DISCUSS BUSSES |
9 |
March 27, 1947 |
VETS MAY JOIN TRAINING SERVICE |
9 |
March 27, 1947 |
MISS LAURA AMUNDSEN WEDS |
6 |
April 3, 1947 |
DON YOUNG APPLIANCES - NEW LOCATION |
16 |
April 3, 1947 |
JUANITA ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE - GRAND OPENING |
12 |
April 3, 1947 |
ROGERS REALTY - NEW LOCATION |
13 |
April 3, 1947 |
THE CLIPPER SERVICE STATION - NEW MANAGEMENT |
4 |
April 3, 1947 |
CIVIC CENTER OPEN HOUSE THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY (AERIAL PHOTO) |
9 |
April 3, 1947 |
FLAMES RUIN BUILDING (MIDWAY TAVERN, LOOKOUT CAFE) |
1 |
April 3, 1947 |
HEARING ON CHURCH PERMIT ON TUESDAY |
1 |
April 3, 1947 |
FLAMES RUIN BUILDING (MIDWAY TAVERN, LOOKOUT CAFE) |
1 |
April 3, 1947 |
LET'S GET TOGETHER! |
2 |
April 3, 1947 |
NO MARKET STREET COMMERCIAL ZONING |
1 |
April 3, 1947 |
LET'S BUILD THE AIRPORT |
2 |
April 3, 1947 |
LET'S GET TOGETHER! |
2 |
April 3, 1947 |
PLAN TWO MORE SCHOOL CLASSES |
9 |
April 3, 1947 |
APRIL IS CLEAN-UP MONTH ... GET BUSY |
1 |
April 3, 1947 |
PTA CARNIVAL IS VERY SUCCESSFUL; BROWER AND JACKMAN ARE QUEENS |
6 |
April 3, 1947 |
PRECO PURCHASE APPROVED; PRE-FABRICATED HOUSE INDUSTRY WILL MOVE |
1 |
April 3, 1947 |
LAKE WASHINGTON GRANGE HEARS ABOUT JUVENILE DELINQUENCY |
3 |
April 3, 1947 |
CRANSON, LEWIS |
8 |
April 3, 1947 |
DAHLBY, MARIE |
12 |
April 3, 1947 |
GARNER, ROSETTA |
8 |
April 3, 1947 |
EAST SIDE BOY SCOUTS TAKE PART IN ANNUAL 'CIRCUS' NEXT WEEK |
11 |
April 3, 1947 |
KIRKLAND WOMEN HELP INITIATE 21 CLUB MEMBERS |
3 |
April 3, 1947 |
COUNCIL VOTES TO GO AHEAD WITH AIRPORT PLANS |
1 |
April 3, 1947 |
LET'S BUILD THE AIRPORT |
2 |
April 3, 1947 |
COUNCIL VOTES TO GO AHEAD WITH AIRPORT PLANS |
1 |
April 3, 1947 |
MILE OF SIDEWALK, CURBS TO BE BUILT |
1 |
April 3, 1947 |
JUANITA WATER PLAN OKEHED |
9 |
April 17, 1947 |
VEEDERS HONORED ON 30TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY HERE |
6 |
April 17, 1947 |
ATTEND THE OPERETTA |
2 |
April 17, 1947 |
LOCAL TALENT WILL PRESENT 'MIKADO' AT LAKE WASHINGTON HS |
9 |
April 17, 1947 |
'THE MIKADO' - ADVERTISEMENT |
14 |
April 17, 1947 |
W V FERGUSON BUYS BUSINESS OF L U YOUNG |
1 |
April 17, 1947 |
100 MORE (MEMBERS) ARE NEEDED |
2 |
April 17, 1947 |
CANCER DRIVE UNDER WAY |
9 |
April 17, 1947 |
KIRKLAND RAISES $1922 FOR RED CROSS |
3 |
April 17, 1947 |
SCORES OF NEIGHBORS AND SCHOOL BOYS JOIN IN SEARCH FOR CHILD |
3 |
April 17, 1947 |
CONSTRUCTION INCREASING IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
April 17, 1947 |
ATTEND THE OPERETTA |
2 |
April 17, 1947 |
STATE ORATORICAL CONTESTANTS SAY... WE'RE GOOD HOSTS |
2 |
April 17, 1947 |
LANNY LARSON LEADS CLASS |
1 |
April 17, 1947 |
CLEAN-UP DRIVE SHOWS RESULTS |
9 |
April 17, 1947 |
CLEAN-UP DRIVES WILL HELP REDUCE CAUSE OF FIRE, STATE MARSHALL SAYS |
2 |
April 17, 1947 |
TREES ARE MEMORIALS TO FUTURE |
2 |
April 17, 1947 |
BUDGET OF $5000 FOR 1947 SUMMER FESTIVAL |
1 |
April 17, 1947 |
HOWARD, HARRISON |
5 |
April 17, 1947 |
TENNESSEN, PERMILLIA |
5 |
April 17, 1947 |
MRS JOHN HAGEN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF HIGH SCHOOL PTA |
9 |
April 17, 1947 |
MRS P P KIDDER TO HEAD PTA |
9 |
April 17, 1947 |
PRE-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION PLANS BACKYARD PLAYGROUND CONTESTS |
11 |
April 17, 1947 |
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS TO INSTALL |
9 |
April 17, 1947 |
KIRKLAND STREETS PAINTED THIS WEEK |
1 |
April 17, 1947 |
TUESDAY, MAY 27 DATE OF JUANITA WATER ELECTION |
1 |
April 17, 1947 |
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS TO INSTALL |
9 |
April 17, 1947 |
BETTY SHINSTROM BURR, HOWARD BERGSMA |
6 |
April 24, 1947 |
BRIDAL TRAILS RIDING STABLES |
6 |
April 24, 1947 |
HOPPY'S CAFE - PREVIOUSLY PASTIME CAFE |
9 |
April 24, 1947 |
PIONEER FEED AND FUEL - FREE BABY CHICKS |
12 |
April 24, 1947 |
1000 SEE AND HEAR OPERETTA |
9 |
April 24, 1947 |
FAMOUS JACK LLOYD FISHING TROLLS ARE NOW BEING MADE HERE BY WIDOW |
9 |
April 24, 1947 |
BRIDAL TRAILS RIDING STABLES (ADVERTISEMENT) |
6 |
April 24, 1947 |
OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS PRAISE CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
April 24, 1947 |
MAY START NEW HIGH SCHOOL NEXT FALL |
1 |
April 24, 1947 |
CITY HALL WORK PROGRESSING (PHOTO) |
1 |
April 24, 1947 |
LOCAL RESTAURANT (JAMES CAFE) RECENTLY BOUGHT BY CALIFORNIA MEN |
4 |
April 24, 1947 |
'STUB' MORRIS SELLS HIS TIRE BUSINESS TO DON MANWARING |
5 |
April 24, 1947 |
"COME ON MINNIE, LET'S GET OUT OF HERE. THEY NEED SOME NEW BUILDING |
2 |
April 24, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (FIRST WOMEN AT C OF C MEETING) |
4 |
April 24, 1947 |
ANNUAL ORTHOPEDIC EGG DRIVE QUITE SUCCESSFUL HERE THIS YEAR |
11 |
April 24, 1947 |
KIRKLAND HAS QUOTA OF $1,000 FOR WORLD YOUTH FUND PROGRAM |
3 |
April 24, 1947 |
ANNEXATION AREAS ARE DIVIDED |
9 |
April 24, 1947 |
TWO SEPARATE DISTRICTS TO VOTE FOR ANNEXATION |
2 |
April 24, 1947 |
FOR INDUSTRIES ... WE REALLY HAVE ... SOMETHING TO OFFER |
2 |
April 24, 1947 |
TWO SEPARATE DISTRICTS TO VOTE FOR ANNEXATION |
2 |
April 24, 1947 |
MAY START NEW HIGH SCHOOL NEXT FALL |
1 |
April 24, 1947 |
SUMMER FESTIVAL TICKETS GO ON SALE |
9 |
April 24, 1947 |
FOR INDUSTRIES ... WE REALLY HAVE ... SOMETHING TO OFFER |
2 |
April 24, 1947 |
THREE LOCAL BOYS PICKED UP BY POLICE FOR RECENT THEFTS |
1 |
April 24, 1947 |
GARRISON, RANSOM |
5 |
April 24, 1947 |
WALLICK, HAROLD A |
5 |
April 24, 1947 |
MRS A JOHNSON NEW PRESIDENT OF JUANITA PTA |
9 |
April 24, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (FERRIES) |
1 |
April 24, 1947 |
40 RESIDENTS PETITION COUNCIL FOR MORE WATER |
1 |
April 24, 1947 |
VETERANS SERVICE MOVES ITS OFFICE |
9 |
April 24, 1947 |
JUNE MARIE SACHS, WILLIAM HUMPHREY BERRIAN |
6 |
May 1, 1947 |
BELLEVUE SQUARE - GRAND OPENING |
9 |
May 1, 1947 |
HOPPY'S CAFE - NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS |
10 |
May 1, 1947 |
PLAYLAND OPENS SATURDAY (IN SEATTLE) |
6 |
May 1, 1947 |
HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT PLANS CONCERT ON WEDNESDAY |
3 |
May 1, 1947 |
BELLEVUE SQUARE - GRAND OPENING |
9 |
May 1, 1947 |
"40 KIRKLAND FAMILIES NEED MORE WATER..." |
2 |
May 1, 1947 |
CHAMBER PROTESTS ZONE EXTENSION |
1 |
May 1, 1947 |
KIRKLAND'S OWN HEIFER TO TRAVEL TO PORTLAND SOON |
3 |
May 1, 1947 |
ORTHOPEDIC PENNY DRIVE UNDER WAY |
1 |
May 1, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING |
1 |
May 1, 1947 |
TWO NEW COACHES ACCEPT CONTRACTS |
1 |
May 1, 1947 |
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS ROSEMARY BOND ANNOUNCED HERE SATURDAY |
8 |
May 1, 1947 |
'LOAN CLOSET' FOR CANCER PATIENTS IS AIM OF GROUP |
3 |
May 1, 1947 |
WARNING! THERE'S COYOTE TRAPS HERE |
4 |
May 1, 1947 |
HEARINGS ON JUANITA WATER DISTRICT ARRANGED |
1 |
May 1, 1947 |
OVERLAKE COLLIE CLUB OFFERS REWARD AGAINST POISONING |
3 |
May 1, 1947 |
DECKER, LARRY |
7 |
May 1, 1947 |
DRESSER, JENNIE |
7 |
May 1, 1947 |
JACKMAN, HENRY |
7 |
May 1, 1947 |
'LOAN CLOSET' FOR CANCER PATIENTS IS AIM OF GROUP |
3 |
May 1, 1947 |
STOP FOR PEDESTRIANS (NEW CROSSWALKS) |
2 |
May 1, 1947 |
HEARINGS ON JUANITA WATER DISTRICT ARRANGED |
1 |
May 8, 1947 |
KIRKLAND BUS SERVICE SCHEDULE - STARTS SERVICE |
4 |
May 8, 1947 |
BILL NICHOLSON WILL GET EAGLE RANK ON FRIDAY |
5 |
May 8, 1947 |
CHURCH WILL BUY FUNERAL HOME HERE |
1 |
May 8, 1947 |
IF BANK OPENS FRIDAY EVENINGS...STORES SHOULD FOLLOW |
2 |
May 8, 1947 |
LOCAL BANK WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY |
1 |
May 8, 1947 |
SMALL GIRL BLAMED FOR OWN DEATH |
4 |
May 8, 1947 |
FORWARD, KIRKLAND! |
2 |
May 8, 1947 |
MORE THAN 100 CONTAINERS FOR PENNY DRIVE IN DOWNTOWN AREA |
3 |
May 8, 1947 |
OPEN YOUR HEART FOR PENNY DRIVE |
2 |
May 8, 1947 |
FOSTER HOMES OFTEN LOCATED NEAR KIRKLAND |
8 |
May 8, 1947 |
HOUGHTON PEOPLE MAY INCORPORATE |
1 |
May 8, 1947 |
IF BANK OPENS FRIDAY EVENINGS...STORES SHOULD FOLLOW |
2 |
May 8, 1947 |
USE OUR LOCAL BUS |
2 |
May 8, 1947 |
LAKE WASHINGTON 'WORLD' HONORED |
1 |
May 8, 1947 |
LOCAL TEACHERS' WORK IS GIVEN REAL RECOGNITION |
4 |
May 8, 1947 |
FESTIVAL PROGRAM NEARLY COMPLETE |
1 |
May 8, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (PROPOSED INCORPORATION) |
1 |
May 8, 1947 |
HOUGHTON PEOPLE MAY INCORPORATE |
1 |
May 8, 1947 |
COMPANY IS WILLING TO OPERATE FERRY |
4 |
May 8, 1947 |
DECEMBER 31, 1947? (FERRY
CONTRACT EXPIRATION) |
2 |
May 8, 1947 |
KIRKLAND BUS SERVICE SCHEDULE - STARTS SERVICE |
4 |
May 8, 1947 |
USE OUR LOCAL BUS |
2 |
May 15, 1947 |
FRANK'S (REV AND MRS A G) CELEBRATE 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
7 |
May 15, 1947 |
SAVE NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 23, FOR EAST SIDE BAND CONCERT |
3 |
May 15, 1947 |
BELLEVUE SHOPPING SQUARE HAS GRAND OPENING SATURDAY |
7 |
May 15, 1947 |
LOCAL BANK WILL STAY OPEN FRIDAYS FROM 4:30 TO 6:30 |
1 |
May 15, 1947 |
FORMER RESIDENT KILLED BY SEAPLANE NEAR ANACORTES (DOUGHERTY, AL) |
6 |
May 15, 1947 |
FORWARD KIRKLAND |
2 |
May 15, 1947 |
FIRST CLASS DISTRICT |
2 |
May 15, 1947 |
FIRST CLASS DISTRICT |
2 |
May 15, 1947 |
NEW HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL |
1 |
May 15, 1947 |
CAPACITY CROWD ENJOYS FESTIVAL OF MUSIC FRIDAY |
7 |
May 15, 1947 |
RECORD EXPECTED AT BIG DOG SHOW |
1 |
May 15, 1947 |
JUANITA RESIDENTS PREPARE TO VOTE ON WATER QUESTION |
1 |
May 15, 1947 |
AD FOR WESTERN RAILROADS |
6 |
May 15, 1947 |
LOCAL BEACHES TO OPEN JUNE 6 |
1 |
May 15, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (MAN ROBBED BY TEENS) |
1 |
May 15, 1947 |
WILEY, HARRY |
12 |
May 15, 1947 |
NORTH-SOUTH HIGHWAY ROUTE IN DOUBT |
1 |
May 15, 1947 |
JUANITA RESIDENTS PREPARE TO VOTE ON WATER QUESTION |
1 |
May 15, 1947 |
DONNA R WHITE, RICHARD CONOVER |
8 |
May 22, 1947 |
TO PRESENT OPERA HERE JUNE 13-14 |
3 |
May 22, 1947 |
LANNY LARSON WINS 4-YEAR SCHOLARSHIP TO PRINCETON UNIVERSITY |
3 |
May 22, 1947 |
LOCAL TEACHER'S OIL PAINTINGS ARE WINNING ACCLAIM (REPPETO, JOHN) |
11 |
May 22, 1947 |
MRS ALICE COLMAN HONORED AT CONVENTION OF BUSINESS WOMEN |
11 |
May 22, 1947 |
COUNCIL STUDIES PLAN TO ENFORCE BUILDING CODE |
1 |
May 22, 1947 |
KIRKLAND NEEDS A GOOD BUILDING INSPECTOR |
2 |
May 22, 1947 |
TRINITY LUTHERAN TO DEDICATE NEW CHURCH SUNDAY |
15 |
May 22, 1947 |
SCHOOL-BUILT HOUSE NEARLY COMPLETE |
9 |
May 22, 1947 |
"BEATS CARRYING WATER"
- WATER VOTE |
2 |
May 22, 1947 |
FORWARD, KIRKLAND! |
2 |
May 22, 1947 |
KIRKLAND EXTENDS A WARM WELCOME (PROPOSED HOUGHTON INCORPORATION) |
2 |
May 22, 1947 |
BE SURE TO VOTE FOR JUANITA WATER |
2 |
May 22, 1947 |
KIRKLAND NEEDS A GOOD BUILDING INSPECTOR |
2 |
May 22, 1947 |
125 SENIORS WILL BE GRADUATED |
9 |
May 22, 1947 |
JUANITA PICNIC AT SHADY BEACH IS HUGE SUCCESS |
10 |
May 22, 1947 |
LEGION WILL SPONSOR MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE |
1 |
May 22, 1947 |
QUEEN CANDIDATES CHOSEN |
1 |
May 22, 1947 |
COUNCIL STUDIES PLAN TO ENFORCE BUILDING CODE |
1 |
May 22, 1947 |
NOTED AUTHORITY ON HYGIENE WILL BE AT GATEWAY THEATRE W/ PICTURE |
9 |
May 22, 1947 |
HOUSING INDUSTRY WILL START JUNE 1 |
1 |
May 22, 1947 |
BE SURE TO VOTE FOR JUANITA WATER |
2 |
May 22, 1947 |
BE SURE TO VOTE FOR JUANITA WATER |
2 |
May 22, 1947 |
VOTERS IN WATER DISTRICT NO 72 TO CAST BALLOTS |
1 |
May 29, 1947 |
HAVLIK'S FIX-IT SHOP (NEW LOCATION) |
3 |
May 29, 1947 |
KIRKLAND HONORS HER WAR DEAD |
10 |
May 29, 1947 |
MANY INTERESTING DRAWINGS NOW ON DISPLAY IN KIRKLAND |
2 |
May 29, 1947 |
FORWARD KIRKLAND! |
2 |
May 29, 1947 |
ANN MARIE SUSNER ENGAGED TO MARRY ROBERT RAGSDALE |
6 |
May 29, 1947 |
HONOR WAR DEAD ON MEMORIAL DAY |
1 |
May 29, 1947 |
JUANITA APPROVES WATER PLAN; ROSE HILL VOTES |
1 |
May 29, 1947 |
BEACHES TO OPEN NEXT FRIDAY |
1 |
May 29, 1947 |
ROSE HILL BIBLE SCHOOL TO BEGIN |
2 |
May 29, 1947 |
FREE PARKING LOT AD |
5 |
May 29, 1947 |
JUANITA APPROVES WATER PLAN; ROSE HILL VOTES |
1 |
May 29, 1947 |
HONOR WAR DEAD ON MEMORIAL DAY |
1 |
May 29, 1947 |
MARION LITTLE, KARRY L NEAL |
6 |
June 5, 1947 |
ANDERSEN'S BAKERY - REOPENING AFTER REDECORATING |
2 |
June 5, 1947 |
KIRKLAND BROADCASTING STATION APPROVED |
6 |
June 5, 1947 |
KIRKLANDS A LIVE TOWN |
2 |
June 5, 1947 |
LOCAL GRADUATES WIN SCHOLARSHIPS |
1 |
June 5, 1947 |
JEANINE FOSTER, RUSSELL H NELSON |
8 |
June 5, 1947 |
PLAN HUGE WATER CARNIVAL AUGUST 2 |
1 |
June 5, 1947 |
TWO KIRKLAND SWIMMING BEACHES TO OFFICIALLY OPEN FRIDAY MORNING |
5 |
June 5, 1947 |
THREE TEEN-AGE BOYS PICKED UP...HALLS BURGLARY CONFESSED |
1 |
June 5, 1947 |
KIRKLAND TO HAVE NEW RADIO STATION |
1 |
June 5, 1947 |
NELSON, CLARA N |
7 |
June 5, 1947 |
ORSINGER, ADELIA |
7 |
June 5, 1947 |
SPENCER, ARTHUR |
7 |
June 5, 1947 |
LOCAL RECREATION PROGRAM STARTS |
1 |
June 5, 1947 |
ROSE HILL VOTERS APPROVE FORMATION OF WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
June 5, 1947 |
TWO 25-YEAR-OLD MODEL-T TRUCKS STILL IN REGULAR USE ON EAST SIDE |
4 |
June 5, 1947 |
ROSE HILL VOTERS APPROVE FORMATION OF WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
June 5, 1947 |
MARY JANE BARRIE, CARL G HOLMBERG |
8 |
June 12, 1947 |
KIRKLAND SALES AND SERVICE DEPOT _ GRAND OPENING |
2 |
June 12, 1947 |
27 PIANO PUPILS OF MRS CARLETON PRESENT RECITAL |
4 |
June 12, 1947 |
KIRKLAND COOLER (PHOTO OF NEW JAIL) |
6 |
June 12, 1947 |
STUDENT-BUILT HOUSE READY (PHOTO) |
7 |
June 12, 1947 |
GOING FORWARD WITH KIRKLAND |
2 |
June 12, 1947 |
LARGEST PARADE IN EAST SIDE HISTORY! |
1 |
June 12, 1947 |
FUND STARTED TO BUY RESUSCITATOR FOR KIRKLAND |
1 |
June 12, 1947 |
FIRST HOUSE WILL BE BUILT SOON |
6 |
June 12, 1947 |
MORE BUS SERVICE TO START MONDAY |
1 |
June 12, 1947 |
NEW BUS SCHEDULES |
6 |
June 12, 1947 |
400 JUANITA PHONES OUT OF ORDER FOR NEARLY FIVE DAYS |
1 |
June 12, 1947 |
ARMY FILM HELPS RELATIVES DECIDE FINAL BURIAL PLACE |
1 |
June 12, 1947 |
MARGARET ANDERSON, JAMES JACOBSON |
8 |
June 12, 1947 |
MARY WOODARD, LYNDLE IRICK |
8 |
June 19, 1947 |
ICE CREAM MAN - GRAND OPENING (ICE CREAM CART) |
2 |
June 19, 1947 |
MYSTERY PLANT HERE (PHOTO OF UNIDENTIFIABLE PLANT) |
8 |
June 19, 1947 |
LOUELLA ARMSTRONG, HIGHLAND, WINS ANNUAL AAUW SCHOLARSHIP |
3 |
June 19, 1947 |
KIRKLAND CITY HALL GROWING (PHOTO) |
4 |
June 19, 1947 |
FOR C OF C PRESIDENT, NEEDHAM IS THE ONLY LOGICAL CHOICE |
2 |
June 19, 1947 |
GOING FORWARD WITH KIRKLAND |
2 |
June 19, 1947 |
NEEDHAM TO BE REELECTED HEAD OF C OF C |
1 |
June 19, 1947 |
ORTHOPEDIC PENNY DRIVE NETS $431.68 |
1 |
June 19, 1947 |
TEEN-AGE CANTEEN WILL OPEN SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21 |
3 |
June 19, 1947 |
FOR C OF C PRESIDENT, NEEDHAM IS THE ONLY LOGICAL CHOICE |
2 |
June 19, 1947 |
TEEN-AGE CANTEEN WILL OPEN SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21 |
3 |
June 19, 1947 |
HAVING TROUBLE WITH FLIES? TRY A
DDT SPRAYING! |
7 |
June 19, 1947 |
NEW THROW-AWAY FABRICS IN USE |
6 |
June 19, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING |
1 |
June 19, 1947 |
RADIO STATION AT CENTER? |
1 |
June 19, 1947 |
SONS OF NORWAY PRESIDENT TO VISIT |
1 |
June 19, 1947 |
KIRKLAND HELPS IN FINDING FOSTER HOMES FOR NEEDY |
9 |
June 19, 1947 |
AUXILIARY ELECTS EMMA TAYLOR AS NEW PRESIDENT |
1 |
June 19, 1947 |
GLEN CLARENCE SHOOTS (FIRST) HOLE-IN-ONE AT JUANITA TUESDAY |
5 |
June 19, 1947 |
BARBARA JEAN TRASK, JAMES KEIDER |
8 |
June 19, 1947 |
KAILA DADALINE, O F LELAND |
8 |
July 3, 1947 |
UNION OIL/KIRKLAND MARKETING STATION - GRAND OPENING |
2 |
July 3, 1947 |
YAKIMA FRUIT AND PRODUCE - GRAND OPENING ACROSS FROM GOLF COURSE |
6 |
July 3, 1947 |
MRS HAMMAR'S BOOK ON FINLAND IS NOW ON SALE |
1 |
July 3, 1947 |
HOW TO IMPROVE BUSINESS! CHAMBER DISCUSSES ITS PLANS |
1 |
July 3, 1947 |
TEEN-AGE CANTEEN PROVING POPULAR DURING VACATION |
1 |
July 3, 1947 |
HOUGHTON TO VOTE ON INCORPORATION |
1 |
July 3, 1947 |
NURSERY SCHOOL WILL MAKE SLIGHT INCREASE IN PRICE |
2 |
July 3, 1947 |
KIDDIES' PARADE TO BE FEATURED PART OF FESTIVAL |
1 |
July 3, 1947 |
MARY ELBIE LEADS QUEEN CONTEST (PHOTO OF KISSING CONTEST) |
1 |
July 3, 1947 |
HOUGHTON TO VOTE ON INCORPORATION |
1 |
July 3, 1947 |
JUANITA MAN, SHOT TWICE, FOUND IN BED |
1 |
July 3, 1947 |
STOLEN DYNAMITE IS FOUND; JUVENILE THIEVES IN CUSTODY |
1 |
July 3, 1947 |
PETTIT, HERMAN |
4 |
July 3, 1947 |
MRS J S OSBORN IS ELECTED HEAD OF GARDEN CLUB |
5 |
July 3, 1947 |
GEORGE TAUSAN TO HEAD EAGLES |
1 |
July 3, 1947 |
CARLOTTA SCOTT, DOUGLAS DUNDAS |
5 |
July 3, 1947 |
ELIZABETH SMITH, ROBERT C BARRIE |
5 |
July 10, 1947 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
1 |
July 10, 1947 |
HOUGHTON IS NOW INCORPORATED CITY |
1 |
July 10, 1947 |
FESTIVAL PLANS COMPLETE; QUEEN RACE IS 'HOT' |
1 |
July 10, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (DIATRIBE ON HOUGHTON INCORPORATION) |
1 |
July 10, 1947 |
HOUGHTON IS NOW INCORPORATED CITY |
1 |
July 10, 1947 |
LOCAL TRANSFER COMPANY BOUGHT BU LOCAL MEN |
1 |
July 10, 1947 |
MOTORISTS MUST STOP AT CROSSWALKS |
1 |
July 10, 1947 |
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN TO SPONSOR NITE AT SHOW BOAT |
3 |
July 10, 1947 |
ROSE HILL NEWS |
4 |
July 10, 1947 |
BARBARA CHOPIS MARRIES CAPTAIN POHLEN IN TOKYO |
7 |
July 10, 1947 |
MARTHA W BREER, LAWRENCE G LARSON |
3 |
July 10, 1947 |
VIRGINIA ELBIE, KENNETH VAN STEENKISTE |
7 |
July 17, 1947 |
BROADWAY TIRE SERVICE (TAKING CALLS - CAN'T FIND A BUILDING) |
9 |
July 17, 1947 |
15-YEAR-OLD PIANIST FROM MINNEAPOLIS WILL GIVE RECITAL |
6 |
July 17, 1947 |
CITY DEPARTMENTS ALREADY MOVING INTO NEW BUILDING |
1 |
July 17, 1947 |
DRY-CLEANING DEMONSTRATION (PHOTO AT LAKESIDE CLEANERS) |
7 |
July 17, 1947 |
FEDERAL OLD LINE INSURANCE COMPANY SETS UP LOCAL OFFICE |
2 |
July 17, 1947 |
UNIFORM STORE HOURS NEXT WEEK! ALL LOCAL BUSINESSES OPEN 9 TO 6 |
1 |
July 17, 1947 |
ARMY AND NAVY WILL ADD COLOR TO BIG PARADES |
1 |
July 17, 1947 |
FESTIVAL TWO WEEKS AWAY |
1 |
July 17, 1947 |
COUNTY WELFARE AND HEALTH SERVICES COST $35,000,000 |
2 |
July 17, 1947 |
MORE EAST SIDE PEOPLE SHOULD BE USING CANNERY |
1 |
July 17, 1947 |
HOUSEKEEPER, THOMAS |
4 |
July 17, 1947 |
HUMBERT, FRED |
4 |
July 17, 1947 |
INGERSOLL, JOHN |
4 |
July 17, 1947 |
MARRON, ETTA |
4 |
July 17, 1947 |
WOODS, MAUDE |
4 |
July 17, 1947 |
KIRKLAND HONORED WITH SPECIAL RACE AT LONGACRES TRACK |
1 |
July 17, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (LOSS OF FERRIES) |
1 |
July 17, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (FLOATING BRIDGE FROM SAND PT TO CHAMPAGNE PT) |
1 |
July 17, 1947 |
JUANITA ROLOFF, CLARENCE HARIG |
6 |
July 17, 1947 |
MISS JEANNIE FOSTER, RUSSELL NELSON |
6 |
July 17, 1947 |
VIRGINIA GRAVES, DEL BRODEN |
6 |
July 24, 1947 |
ST PAULS LUTHERAN LADIES AID OBSERVES ITS 25TH ANNIVERSARY |
3 |
July 24, 1947 |
HAPPY REUNION (RUSSELL, MRS JOHN/O'NEIL POLLY ANN/HANSON E P) |
1 |
July 24, 1947 |
GASOLINE DEALERS ARE ORGANIZED TO STANDARDIZE PRICES |
1 |
July 24, 1947 |
KIRKLAND ASSUMING AIR OF FESTIVITY |
1 |
July 24, 1947 |
COUNCIL VOTES $24000 FOR AIRPORT |
1 |
July 24, 1947 |
RALPH BROWN NAMED HEAD OF PUGET SOUND POWER AND LIGHT HERE |
3 |
July 24, 1947 |
IRENE BAKER, LAVERNE LARSON |
4 |
July 31, 1947 |
EAST SIDE FURNITURE (PHOTO) |
9 |
July 31, 1947 |
HOWARD HILTON, HR, WILL SPEND TWO YEARS IN BUDAPEST, HUNGARY |
3 |
July 31, 1947 |
NEW CITY HALL TO BE DEDICATED THIS SATURDAY |
1 |
July 31, 1947 |
LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS CONSIDERATION |
9 |
July 31, 1947 |
NEW TEACHERS WILL BE NEEDING HOUSING |
12 |
July 31, 1947 |
COLLIE SHOW IS ON PROGRAM (SUMMER FESTIVAL) |
9 |
July 31, 1947 |
KIRKLAND READY FOR FESTIVAL |
1 |
July 31, 1947 |
MARY ELBIE LEADS FESTIVAL QUEEN RACE AS CONTEST NEARS CLOSE |
11 |
July 31, 1947 |
COUNCIL PASSES NEW PLUMBING CODE |
9 |
July 31, 1947 |
BENNETT, HAROLD |
6 |
July 31, 1947 |
EISENBEIS, FRED |
6 |
July 31, 1947 |
HIGGENBOTHAM, LEE |
6 |
July 31, 1947 |
STANEK, FRANK |
6 |
July 31, 1947 |
LOCAL EAGLES LODGE INITIATES 15 NEW MEMBERS |
9 |
July 31, 1947 |
REV LEWIS BAILEY NAMED NEW VICAR OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH |
1 |
July 31, 1947 |
LOCAL CITY DADS ALSO VOTE TO TAKE OFFICIAL CENSUS |
9 |
July 31, 1947 |
CHARLOTTE GROFF MARRIES PORTLAND MAN HERE |
3 |
July 31, 1947 |
MARGARET A WILLLIAMS, ARTHUR W BEECH |
5 |
August 7, 1947 |
UNIFORM SERVICE PRICES - GAS STATIONS |
7 |
August 7, 1947 |
MARY ELBIE MASSES 354,000 VOTES TO WIN QUEEN TITLE |
2 |
August 7, 1947 |
MORE THAN 10000 PEOPLE GATHER HERE FOR SUMMER FESTIVAL (PHOTOS) |
9 |
August 7, 1947 |
SUMMER FESTIVAL VERY SUCCESSFUL |
1 |
August 7, 1947 |
REV FRANK BLISH RESIGNS POSITION AT LOCAL CHURCH |
1 |
August 7, 1947 |
DOROTHY MAE BROWN, GEORGE ISACKSON |
8 |
August 14, 1947 |
DUCETTES MARRIED 50 YEARS |
1 |
August 14, 1947 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PLANS OUTLINED |
1 |
August 14, 1947 |
FIGURES REVEAL FESTIVAL ALMOST 'BROKE EVEN' |
1 |
August 14, 1947 |
FLY DUE TO JOIN DODO AS EXTINCT MUSEUM PIECE (DDT USAGE) |
4 |
August 14, 1947 |
ROSE HILL LADIES ARE ASKING FOR OLD SHEETS TO MAKE BANDAGES |
3 |
August 14, 1947 |
HENDRICKSON, ANDREW |
6 |
August 14, 1947 |
LINCH, EDWARD |
6 |
August 14, 1947 |
NAME COMMITTEE TO SELECT MEW CHURCH MINISTER |
1 |
August 14, 1947 |
STATE POPULATION DOWN 50,000 OVER HIGH PEAK OF 1945 |
7 |
August 14, 1947 |
LOCAL FERRY SERVICE TO CONTINUE |
1 |
August 14, 1947 |
WORLD WAR VETS MAY GET MEDALS |
10 |
August 14, 1947 |
BETTY LANDVATTER, ROBERT KEITH HESS |
6 |
August 14, 1947 |
MILDRED CLARK, JACK MEMPA |
6 |
August 14, 1947 |
ROSE BAKER, ERIC STALHAMER |
6 |
August 21, 1947 |
CHAMBER FAVORS OUTDOOR ADVERTISING SIGNS; $5 LICENSE .. REQUIRED |
1 |
August 21, 1947 |
CHAMBER PLANS TO RAISE $4000 |
1 |
August 21, 1947 |
INCREASE IN ENROLLMENT IS EXPECTED |
9 |
August 21, 1947 |
NEW TEACHERS (PHOTOS) |
1 |
August 21, 1947 |
PRINCIPAL CHANGE (PHOTO) |
3 |
August 21, 1947 |
SALYER WILL TAKE OVER AS PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL |
9 |
August 21, 1947 |
HOUGHTON HAS ITS PROBLEMS; BUSINESS TAX NOT LIKELY TO BE POPULAR |
1 |
August 21, 1947 |
NEW KIRKLAND FACTORY (BRUCE HOLSTON COMPANY) |
2 |
August 21, 1947 |
BIRD, ROBERT |
4 |
August 21, 1947 |
GRAYBURN, NEWELL |
4 |
August 21, 1947 |
LINCH, EDWARD |
4 |
August 21, 1947 |
REV LEWIS J BAILEY WILL BE INSTALLED WEDNESDAY EVENING |
15 |
August 21, 1947 |
BUSSES TO MEET FERRIES IN SEATTLE |
1 |
August 21, 1947 |
$15,000 SEWER EXTENSION IS VOTED |
1 |
August 21, 1947 |
MARGIT FOSJORD, BILLY CURTSINGER |
5 |
August 21, 1947 |
STELLA DOROTHY BLETH, FRANK STANFORD |
5 |
August 28, 1947 |
C OF C IS WORKING ON FERRY PLANS |
1 |
August 28, 1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING |
1 |
August 28, 1947 |
LAKE WASHINGTON HEAD MEN (PHOTO) |
1 |
August 28, 1947 |
LOCAL SCHOOLS TO OPEN WEDNESDAY |
1 |
August 28, 1947 |
WOMEN INTERESTED IN ADULT STUDY GROUPS ARE INVITED TO MEET |
3 |
August 28, 1947 |
PATRICIA PETERSON TO MARRY IN OLYMPIA |
3 |
August 28, 1947 |
JUANITA WATER DISTRICT IS BUSY |
1 |
August 28, 1947 |
MARTIN, EDWARD |
4 |
August 28, 1947 |
PART OF ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT MAY WITHDRAW |
1 |
August 28, 1947 |
C OF C IS WORKING ON FERRY PLANS |
1 |
August 28, 1947 |
PART OF ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT MAY WITHDRAW |
1 |
August 28, 1947 |
HELP WANTED - REFINED WOMEN AS HOUSEKEEPER |
9 |
August 28, 1947 |
DOLORES ARNSON, JAMES ELVES |
4 |
August 28, 1947 |
DOROTHY MAY LITTLE, JACK WILLIAM GREENLEAF |
8 |
August 28, 1947 |
YVONNE SIIRO, CLARENCE PETERSON |
8 |
September 4,
1947 |
STUDY PLANS FOR LIGHTING CIVIC FIELD |
1 |
September 4,
1947 |
MORE ATTEMPTS TO TRANSFER FROM SCHOOL DISTRICT |
1 |
September 4,
1947 |
RECORD ENROLLMENT IN LOCAL SCHOOLS |
1 |
September 4,
1947 |
LOCAL POLICE URGE ALL MOTORISTS TO DRIVE CAREFULLY NEAR SCHOOLS |
3 |
September 4,
1947 |
BRYANT, MILDRED |
4 |
September 4,
1947 |
MONTGOMERY, HENRY |
4 |
September 4,
1947 |
NEW PHONE BOOK READY FOR MAILING |
1 |
September 4,
1947 |
DORIS ANN RICHARDS, JAMES HARDIN |
1 |
September 4,
1947 |
EMILY ALEXANDER, DANIEL P GRIFFITH |
8 |
September 4,
1947 |
EVELYN SEMMONS, LOUIS SAUNDERS |
8 |
September 4,
1947 |
LEONA VAN DE BOSSCHE, ROBERT BIXBY |
1 |
September 4,
1947 |
MARY LOU MCCLURE, THOMAS E GIBBS |
8 |
September 4,
1947 |
VIRGINIA LOUISE DIEHM, GLEN HUETT WILLIAMS |
8 |
September 11,
1947 |
WESTERN RAILROADS (AD AGAINST UNION DEMANDS) |
4 |
September 11,
1947 |
ROGERS (MR AND MRS CLYDE) TO HAVE GOLDEN WEDDING |
1 |
September 11,
1947 |
HOW CIVIC CENTER CAN BE OF USE TO LOCAL PEOPLE |
1 |
September 11,
1947 |
KIRKLAND CIVIC FIELD TO HAVE LIGHTS |
1 |
September 11,
1947 |
CITY NEEDS PAVED STREETS, CURBS, SIDEWALKS |
1 |
September 11,
1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (MENTION OF JAPANESE INTERNMENT) |
1 |
September 11,
1947 |
HELGESEN, OLGA |
12 |
September 11,
1947 |
WESTFOLD, FRIEDA |
12 |
September 11,
1947 |
CHURCH WOMEN MAKE DRESSINGS (PHOTO) |
1 |
September 11,
1947 |
EASTERN STAR HAS BIRTHDAY |
1 |
September 11,
1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (1947 SCHOOL DATA) |
1 |
September 11,
1947 |
ALICE O KINNEBERG, ROBERT ENGELBRECHT |
8 |
September 11,
1947 |
WILAM COLLINS, LESTER BENNETT |
8 |
September 18,
1947 |
THE LAKE LUMBER CO (NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS) |
9 |
September 18,
1947 |
STATE APPROVES $576,000 FOR SCHOOL |
1 |
September 18,
1947 |
SEAPLANE TURNS OVER IN WATER |
1 |
September 18,
1947 |
CHAMBER BACKS RADIO STATION AT CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
September 18,
1947 |
ROSE POINT WILL VOTE ON QUESTION OF ANNEXATION |
1 |
September 18,
1947 |
KIRKLAND YOUNG PEOPLE SCATTER THROUGHOUT U.S. |
7 |
September 18,
1947 |
VOCATIONAL WORK BEING STRESSED IN LOCAL SCHOOLS |
3 |
September 18,
1947 |
JUANITA PLANNING HARVEST FESTIVAL, MINSTREL SHOW |
1 |
September 18,
1947 |
NEW INDUSTRY IN KIRKLAND (MCINTYRE'S FINE FOODS - PHOTO) |
1 |
September 18,
1947 |
JUANITA PLANNING HARVEST FESTIVAL, MINSTREL SHOW |
1 |
September 18,
1947 |
CHAMBER BACKS RADIO STATION AT CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
September 18,
1947 |
CONNORS, IRVING M |
7 |
September 18,
1947 |
HARMESON, ALLAN |
7 |
September 18,
1947 |
HAYDEN, ROBIN LYNN |
7 |
September 18,
1947 |
MARTIN, PETER |
7 |
September 18,
1947 |
RICHARDSON, W J |
7 |
September 18,
1947 |
WARNICK, CHARLES |
7 |
September 18,
1947 |
ROTARIANS WATCH UNUSUAL MOVIES AT MEETING MONDAY |
6 |
September 18,
1947 |
WORSHIP SERVICE TO BE INSTITUTED BY NEW VICAR (ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL) |
6 |
September 18,
1947 |
ENROLLMENT KEEPS GROWING IN LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS |
1 |
September 25,
1947 |
LAKESIDE CLEANERS (PHOTO) |
9 |
September 25,
1947 |
SCHULTZ'S (MR AND MRS CHARLES) HAVE SILVER WEDDING |
1 |
September 25,
1947 |
SUMMER THEATRE WILL BE READY FOR NEXT YEAR |
1 |
September 25,
1947 |
CANTEEN WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO BARRACKS SOON |
1 |
September 25,
1947 |
OPEN MEETING TO DISCUSS L.I.D.'S |
1 |
September 25,
1947 |
EVEREST (H P) NAMED TO SCHOOL COMMITTEE |
1 |
September 25,
1947 |
HOT PLATE LUNCHES AVAILABLE TO ALL CHILDREN IN SCHOOL DISTRICT |
3 |
September 25,
1947 |
OPEN MEETING TO DISCUSS L.I.D.'S |
1 |
September 25,
1947 |
LOCAL ROTARY CLUB HAS TENTH BIRTHDAY |
1 |
September 30,
1947 |
CAVALIN'S (CARL) FIREPLACE A THING OF BEAUTY ... |
9 |
September 30,
1947 |
DEDICATION OF NEW WAR MEMORIAL FIELD SLATED NEXT FRIDAY EVENING |
5 |
September 30,
1947 |
NEW REPAIR FIRM OPENED BY KIDDER |
9 |
September 30,
1947 |
GOOD NEIGHBOR DRIVE LAUNCHED...VOLUNTEERS SCHEDULED |
1 |
September 30,
1947 |
EXPECT APPROVAL OF SCHOOL BUDGET |
5 |
September 30,
1947 |
DIVERGENT FACTIONS DISCUSS EXPANSION OF JUANITA'S WATER |
1 |
September 30,
1947 |
LEGAL ENTANGLEMENTS SLOW JUANITA'S WATER EXPANSION |
9 |
September 30,
1947 |
STATE TO AWARD 2A ROAD BID OCTOBER 19 |
1 |
September 30,
1947 |
DIVERGENT FACTIONS DISCUSS EXPANSION OF JUANITA'S WATER |
1 |
September 30,
1947 |
LEGAL ENTANGLEMENTS SLOW JUANITA'S WATER EXPANSION |
9 |
September 30,
1947 |
PHONE DIRECTORIES ARE LARGER THIS YEAR; NEW PREFIXES GO INTO USE |
1 |
September 30,
1947 |
STATE DELUGED BY MAIL PROTESTING TELEPHONE RATES |
1 |
September 30,
1947 |
BARBARA FISHER, REX KENNEDY |
10 |
October 2, 1947 |
U OF W TOURING THEATRE TO GIVE 'MACBETH' HERE |
11 |
October 2, 1947 |
JOHN REPPETEAUX TO EXHIBIT PAINTINGS AT SEATTLE MUSEUM |
1 |
October 2, 1947 |
WAR MEMORIAL HOUSE FOR SALE (PHOTO) |
11 |
October 2, 1947 |
MORE LIGHT IN THE RIGHT PLACES WOULD HELP (STREET LIGHTS) |
2 |
October 2, 1947 |
USED CLOTHING TO BE COLLECTED BY LOCAL SCHOOLS OCTOBER 14-15 |
3 |
October 2, 1947 |
CENTRAL SCHOOL BOY PATROL (PHOTO) |
6 |
October 2, 1947 |
SELLING CLASS WORKING OUT |
1 |
October 2, 1947 |
FREE SMALLPOX AND DIPHTHERIA IMMUNIZATION |
1 |
October 2, 1947 |
FUQUAY, RONALD |
6 |
October 2, 1947 |
SHAW, JACK |
6 |
October 2, 1947 |
DISTRICT LEGION MEETING IN KIRKLAND! |
1 |
October 2, 1947 |
KIRKLAND ATHLETIC CLUB IS FORMED MONDAY EVENING |
11 |
October 2, 1947 |
BUSINESS WOMEN PLAN SPECIAL WEEK |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
BETTY HARRIS, SCHOOL DIETITIAN, HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE |
9 |
October 7, 1947 |
OUR TOWN (OBAN, ED AND ANN) |
8 |
October 7, 1947 |
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
TWO BIG NEW HOME DEVELOPMENTS ANNOUNCED |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
ILA HOUSNER, LEONARD A LORENZEN |
10 |
October 7, 1947 |
CITIZENS UNHAPPY OVER RAMSHACKLE HOUSES AND RATS |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (EDITORIAL ON SEGREGATION) |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
CITY OK'S $2,200 FOR LID WORK |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
CITY PLANS BOOST IN SEWER RATES FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
YULE DECORATIONS HAVE NEW LOOK |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
PROGRESS MADE IN SOLVING JUANITA WATER DISTRICT EXPANSION PROBLEM |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
WOMEN'S CLUB SPONSORS 'GET ACQUAINTED' COFFEE PARTY FOR NEWCOMERS |
11 |
October 7, 1947 |
COLORFUL CEREMONIES TO MARK DEDICATION OF ATHLETIC PARK |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
CITY OK'S $2,200 FOR LID WORK |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
CITY PLANS BOOST IN SEWER RATES FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
PROGRESS MADE IN SOLVING JUANITA WATER DISTRICT EXPANSION PROBLEM |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
STATE APPROVES RATES (TELEPHONE) SIMILAR TO BELLEVUE TARIFF |
1 |
October 7, 1947 |
CAROL RAE RICHARDSON, KENNETH GEORGE KOSKI |
10 |
October 7, 1947 |
SHERILL MILLER, LAWRENCE NADEAU |
10 |
October 9, 1947 |
FARRER'S SEA FOODS - OPENING |
6 |
October 9, 1947 |
J B BRAND RABBIT IN WINE SAUCE - LOCAL PRODUCT |
2 |
October 9, 1947 |
L J HENDRICKSON SETS UP ACCOUNTING OFFICE IN KIRKLAND |
11 |
October 9, 1947 |
A HUNTIN' WE WILL GO |
5 |
October 9, 1947 |
I SAID 'KEEP ME GREEN' |
4 |
October 9, 1947 |
PARISH (ELMO) HEADS CHEST DRIVE |
1 |
October 9, 1947 |
I SAID 'KEEP ME GREEN - CARTOON |
4 |
October 9, 1947 |
COUNCIL ADOPTS BIG BUDGET FOR 1947 |
1 |
October 9, 1947 |
COUNCIL ADOPTS BIG BUDGET FOR CITY |
1 |
October 9, 1947 |
GROSS TAX IN HOUGHTON IS DROPPED |
1 |
October 9, 1947 |
GROSS TAX IN HOUGHTON IS DROPPED |
1 |
October 9, 1947 |
LEON J THOMAS HAS INTERESTING INDIAN COLLECTION |
1 |
October 9, 1947 |
DISTRICT LEGION CONCLAVE FRIDAY |
1 |
October 9, 1947 |
RADIO EVANGELIST (REV J E WILLIAMS) PLANNING REVIVAL SERVICES HER |
9 |
October 9, 1947 |
RADIO EVANGELIST PLANNING REVIVAL SERVICES HERE (REV J E WILLIAMS |
9 |
October 9, 1947 |
VIRGINIA LUTHER, HAROLD HEMRICK |
8 |
October 16,
1947 |
HANSEN MOTOR COMPANY (MADE TO LOOK LIKE NEWS ARTICLE) |
4 |
October 16,
1947 |
CONCERT GROUP BEING FORMED |
1 |
October 16,
1947 |
REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
2 |
October 16,
1947 |
LOCAL RIDER WILL RIDE IN HORSE SHOW (BARBARA FOTHERINGHAM) |
4 |
October 16,
1947 |
SUSPENDED LAW OF GRAVITY! (HIGH TAXES AND PRICES) |
2 |
October 16,
1947 |
WHO CARES ABOUT THEIR FORESTS!! |
4 |
October 16,
1947 |
KIRKLAND C OF C VOTES TO SUPPORT SAFETY CAMPAIGN |
1 |
October 16,
1947 |
RESIGNS - ART NEEDHAM RESIGNS (PHOTO) |
1 |
October 16,
1947 |
COMMUNITY CHEST WORKERS ALREADY BUSY HERE |
1 |
October 16,
1947 |
ADULT LETTERING CLASS PLANNED AT HIGH SCHOOL |
7 |
October 16,
1947 |
DRIVING COURSE NOW IS OFFERED AT HIGH SCHOOL |
2 |
October 16,
1947 |
MISS DONNA HARRIETTE JAMIESON AND MR MARSHALL PRICE DALRYMPLE |
8 |
October 16,
1947 |
WHO CARES ABOUT THEIR FORESTS!! - CARTOON |
4 |
October 16,
1947 |
JUANITA HARVEST FESTIVAL SATURDAY PROVES HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL |
3 |
October 16,
1947 |
SAFETY DRIVE STARTS MONDAY |
1 |
October 16,
1947 |
JUANITA HARVEST FESTIVAL SATURDAY PROVES HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL |
3 |
October 16,
1947 |
ADAMS, WEBB |
6 |
October 16,
1947 |
BOLLING, ANDREW |
6 |
October 16,
1947 |
COVER, FRANK |
6 |
October 16,
1947 |
SACHS, JOHN |
6 |
October 16,
1947 |
BUSINESS WOMEN TO CONVENE HERE |
1 |
October 16,
1947 |
HEARING ON BUS SERVICE OCTOBER 24 |
1 |
October 16,
1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (BUYOUT OF KIRKLAND TELEPHONE CO) |
1 |
October 16,
1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (TAKEOVER OF KIRKLAND TELEPHONE CO) |
1 |
October 16,
1947 |
POLISH OR SWEDISH PREFERRED FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK |
9 |
October 23,
1947 |
TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR FINE CONCERTS HERE THIS WINTER |
2 |
October 23,
1947 |
MRS HAMMAR'S BOOK FEATURED IN SEATTLE STORE |
4 |
October 23,
1947 |
COUNCIL ASKED TO TEAR DOWN OLD CITY HALL |
1 |
October 23,
1947 |
ROSE POINT ELECTION SET FOR TUESDAY TO DECIDE ON COMING INTO CITY |
1 |
October 23,
1947 |
EDUCATION PUPILS PAINTING CANTEEN AS CLASS PROJECT |
3 |
October 23,
1947 |
HIGH SCHOOL PAPER WINS HIGHEST AWARD IN CONTEST |
9 |
October 23,
1947 |
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ISSUE COURTESY TICKETS IN SAFETY DRIVE |
3 |
October 23,
1947 |
VAN DE BOSSCHE, GOODWIN (MARILYN) TO PLAY CLASS PLAY LEADS |
1 |
October 23,
1947 |
ROSE POINT ELECTION SET FOR TUESDAY TO DECIDE ON COMING INTO CITY |
1 |
October 23,
1947 |
KIRKLAND IS HOST TO BUSINESS WOMEN |
1 |
October 23,
1947 |
QUESTIONNAIRE WILL BE SENT TO 4,300 LOCAL RESIDENTS |
1 |
October 23,
1947 |
QUESTIONNAIRE WILL BE SENT TO 4,300 RESIDENTS |
1 |
October 23,
1947 |
SEATTLE BUS HEARING IS POSTPONED |
1 |
October 23,
1947 |
BONITA MCFARLAND, FRED MACKENZIE |
8 |
October 23,
1947 |
EVELYN MONROE, JAMES CRAWFORD |
8 |
October 23,
1947 |
JOYCE CLICK, ROBERT ZIEROW |
8 |
October 30,
1947 |
CRABTREES (MR AND MRS D W) HAVE 40TH ANNIVERSARY |
1 |
October 30,
1947 |
COMMUNITY CHEST CLOSING DATE IS EXTENDED HERE |
2 |
October 30,
1947 |
COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE FAR SHORT OF GOAL LOCALLY |
1 |
October 30,
1947 |
ROSE POINT ANNEXATION IS APPROVED |
1 |
October 30,
1947 |
VOCATIONAL TESTS HERE NEXT WEEK |
7 |
October 30,
1947 |
PENTHOUSE STYLE PLAY WILL BE GIVEN AT WOMAN'S CLUB NOV 1 |
3 |
October 30,
1947 |
SAFETY DRIVE HERE GOING OVER WELL |
1 |
October 30,
1947 |
WILLIAMS, BERTHA |
10 |
October 30,
1947 |
BIG DRIVE FOR LEGION MEMBERS |
1 |
October 30,
1947 |
SWANSON (CHARLEY) TO HEAD KIWANIS |
1 |
October 30,
1947 |
WHITE OR JAPANESE MAID WANTED |
9 |
October 30,
1947 |
BETTY ROCKWELL, JAMES BARETT |
6 |
October 30,
1947 |
DORIS TRAPP, WAYNE SOLTAU |
6 |
October 30,
1947 |
GRACE CONDO, THOMAS BLAYLOCK |
10 |
November 6,
1947 |
EAST SIDE YMCA WILL OPEN DRIVE |
1 |
November 6,
1947 |
HOUGHTON ALLOWS CHAMNESS PERMIT |
1 |
November 6,
1947 |
COUNCIL PASSES FOOD ORDINANCE |
1 |
November 6,
1947 |
COUNCIL PASSES FOOD ORDINANCE |
1 |
November 6,
1947 |
HOUGHTON ALLOWS CHAMNESS PERMIT |
1 |
November 6,
1947 |
ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT WILL HAVE ELECTION TUESDAY, DEC 9 |
3 |
November 6,
1947 |
SURVEY SHOWS PEOPLE WANT PARKING METERS |
1 |
November 6,
1947 |
LOCAL FERRY WILL CONTINUE OPERATION |
1 |
November 6,
1947 |
RAILWAY EXPRESS TO HAVE DELIVERY |
1 |
November 6,
1947 |
RATES INCREASED ON LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE CALLS |
1 |
November 6,
1947 |
ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT WILL HAVE ELECTION TUESDAY, DEC 9 |
3 |
November 6,
1947 |
JACK B JONES, ANITA PARRY |
8 |
November 6,
1947 |
LUELLA V BRACKEN, HARRIS GOGERT |
2 |
November 13,
1947 |
VAL'S MOBIL SERVICE - NEW OWNER |
7 |
November 13,
1947 |
W WITTENMEYERS CELEBRATE THEIR 57TH ANNIVERSARY |
1 |
November 13,
1947 |
NO CHRISTMAS STREET DECORATIONS! MERCHANTS SEND FUNDS TO STARVING |
1 |
November 13,
1947 |
KIRKLAND STREET SCENE |
1 |
November 13,
1947 |
PHIL MARSH HIRED AS SUPERVISOR OF REVAMPED TEEN CANTEEN |
3 |
November 13,
1947 |
PHOTO OF CARS DONATED FOR DRIVING CLASS |
2 |
November 13,
1947 |
THESPIAN PLAYERS WILL GIVE MYSTERY PLAY NOVEMBER 14 |
4 |
November 13,
1947 |
PLAN SAFETY MEETING MONDAY |
1 |
November 13,
1947 |
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH OFFICIALLY ORGANIZED NOV 2 |
7 |
November 13,
1947 |
REDMOND-KIRKLAND BUS HEARING DEC 1 |
1 |
November 13,
1947 |
KIRKLAND STREET SCENE - CARTOON |
1 |
November 13,
1947 |
EVELYN KALYBABA, HOWARD FRITCHMAN |
6 |
November 13,
1947 |
LOIS TURNER, DANIEL SNOPE |
6 |
November 13,
1947 |
WEDDING VOWS FOR GENEVIEVE THOMPSON |
3 |
November 20,
1947 |
LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH MUSICIANS PLAY, SING... |
9 |
November 20,
1947 |
COUNCIL GOING AHEAD WITH ANNEXATION PLANS |
1 |
November 20,
1947 |
REAL ESTATE OFFICE REPORTS INCREASED PROPERTY ACTIVITY |
7 |
November 20,
1947 |
CITIZEN'S APPROVE PLANS FOR SCHOOLS |
1 |
November 20,
1947 |
MANY GIRLS TAKE NEW SAFE DRIVING CLASSES AT SCHOOL |
1 |
November 20,
1947 |
COUNCIL GOING AHEAD WITH ANNEXATION PLANS |
1 |
November 20,
1947 |
ANOTHER NEW INDUSTRY (KIRKLAND MACHINE AND SPECIALTY SHOP) |
4 |
November 20,
1947 |
GLORIA JOHNSON CHOSEN TO REPRESENT LOCAL SORORITY IN CONTEST |
3 |
November 20,
1947 |
COUNTY ROADS NEED IMPROVEMENT |
1 |
November 20,
1947 |
VICTORY AND DEFENSE MEDALS TO BE GIVEN AT LEGION MEETING |
6 |
November 27,
1947 |
STANLEYS (MR AND MRS R G) CELEBRATE 25TH ANNIVERSARY |
4 |
November 27,
1947 |
WATERFRONT BUSINESS PROPERTY BOUGHT BY WALTER WARD |
3 |
November 27,
1947 |
CITY STUDYING FERRY PROBLEM |
1 |
November 27,
1947 |
NEW BRIDGE COMPLETED (KIRKLAND-BOTHELL) |
1 |
November 27,
1947 |
MARY CLEARWATER, LAWRENCE
CAMPBELL |
4 |
December 4,
1947 |
W J SCOTTS WILL CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY |
10 |
December 4,
1947 |
MRS BAGGALEY (GLADYS) HAS ACTIVE ROLE AT CONVENTION |
7 |
December 4,
1947 |
DONATIONS REQUESTED FOR NEEDY |
1 |
December 4,
1947 |
LEGION ASKS GIFTS FOR INJURED VETS |
1 |
December 4,
1947 |
REZONING HEARING MONDAY |
1 |
December 4,
1947 |
ABOUT ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
December 4,
1947 |
CALLIER, ALBERT |
2 |
December 4,
1947 |
JENSEN, CHRIS |
2 |
December 4,
1947 |
MURPHY, IVY |
2 |
December 4,
1947 |
LOCAL KIWANIS GROUP RECEIVES OFFICIAL CHARTER |
1 |
December 4,
1947 |
ROSE HILL WATER ELECTION ON TUESDAY |
1 |
December 4,
1947 |
CONTROVERSIAL BUS SERVICE HEARING AT NEW CITY HALL |
1 |
December 4,
1947 |
ROSE HILL WATER ELECTION ON TUESDAY |
1 |
December 4,
1947 |
LEGION ASKS GIFTS FOR INJURED VETS |
1 |
December 4,
1947 |
ESTHER GOODWIN MARRIES GEORGE STALEY |
6 |
December 4,
1947 |
VIOLA BERG, ROBERT STUART |
6 |
December 11,
1947 |
BEAUTIFUL NEW HUDSON NOW ON DISPLAY HERE AT LELAND MOTORS |
11 |
December 11,
1947 |
GIRLS DOMINATE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL |
9 |
December 11,
1947 |
CITY WILL PROBABLY PURCHASE BEACH |
1 |
December 11,
1947 |
SAFETY COUNCIL STARTS CAMPAIGN TO CHECK DEATHS |
9 |
December 11,
1947 |
CITY WILL PROBABLY PURCHASE BEACH |
1 |
December 11,
1947 |
RADIO STATION READY SOON |
1 |
December 11,
1947 |
FOSTER, GEORGE RAY |
3 |
December 11,
1947 |
GARRETT, JOHN E |
4 |
December 11,
1947 |
PAULSON, NILS |
4 |
December 11,
1947 |
SANFORD, WILLIS |
4 |
December 11,
1947 |
ROTARY HEARS PEARL WANAMAKER, HEAD OF STATE SCHOOL SYSTEM |
3 |
December 11,
1947 |
ROSE HILL WATER PLAN BEATEN AT POLLS TUESDAY |
1 |
December 11,
1947 |
FERRY BIDS WILL BE OPENED NEXT MONDAY MORNING |
1 |
December 11,
1947 |
ROSE HILL WATER PLAN BEATEN AT POLLS TUESDAY |
1 |
December 11,
1947 |
NORMA NORDWALL, WESLEY NORTON |
12 |
December 11,
1947 |
SHIRLEY HOOPS, KENNETH VAGUE |
4 |
December 11,
1947 |
ZEPHYR ROCKWELL, PETER TARASKA |
12 |
December 18,
1947 |
NEILSON (AL) IS VOTED HEAD OF CHAMBER |
1 |
December 18,
1947 |
FACULTY CHANGES IN LOCAL SCHOOLS |
1 |
December 18,
1947 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS LUNCH PROGRAM COMPLIMENTED HIGHLY |
3 |
December 18,
1947 |
COUNCIL APPROVES ROSE POINT ANNEXATION |
1 |
December 18,
1947 |
HOUGHTON TOWN COUNCIL DOESN'T PASS RESOLUTION |
1 |
December 18,
1947 |
NEW INDUSTRY TAKES OVER SHIPYARD |
1 |
December 18,
1947 |
NEW INDUSTRY TAKES OVER SHIPYARD |
1 |
December 18,
1947 |
HANSEN, ELMER J |
6 |
December 18,
1947 |
NERHEIM, KARL J |
6 |
December 18,
1947 |
FEDERATED CLUBS ELECT WM BOWIE NEW PRESIDENT |
1 |
December 18,
1947 |
CHURCH CHANGES NAME (PEOPLE' CHURCH - KIRKLAND BIBLE CHURCH) |
8 |
December 18,
1947 |
LOCAL CONGREGATION VOTES TO EXTEND CALL TO WISCONSIN MAN |
1 |
December 18,
1947 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (POOR PHONE SERVICE) |
1 |
December 18,
1947 |
MARY JOHNSON, JAMES BRENNAN |
8 |
December 25,
1947 |
FITCHES (MR AND MRS WILLIS L) OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING |
1 |
December 25,
1947 |
CHRISTMAS BUSINESS 'FAIR' |
1 |
December 25,
1947 |
COUNTY WILL OPERATE KIRKLAND FERRY |
1 |
January 1, 1948 |
FAMILY GARDENS NEEDED THIS YEAR TO KEEP COST OF LIVING DOWN |
3 |
January 1, 1948 |
MORE MONEY NEEDED IN FUND FOR XMAS SEALS |
3 |
January 1, 1948 |
CHILDREN'S MOTION PICTURE TASTES TO BE DISCUSSED |
3 |
January 1, 1948 |
KIRKLAND SHOWS GAIN DURING 1947 |
1 |
January 1, 1948 |
CULVER, ELEANOR |
4 |
January 1, 1948 |
MANVILLE, ROSE |
4 |
January 1, 1948 |
STENTZ, OTTO EMIL A |
4 |
January 1, 1948 |
WATSON, ROBERT F |
4 |
January 8, 1948 |
BALANCE IS DUE ON PLEDGES FOR WAR MEMORIAL |
1 |
January 8, 1948 |
PRESIDENT NAMES EIGHT COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN OF C C |
1 |
January 8, 1948 |
FILM ON ATOM BOMB WILL BE SHOWN AT CHURCH |
7 |
January 8, 1948 |
MORE ADULT VOCATIONAL TRAINING WILL SOON BE AVAILABLE HERE |
7 |
January 8, 1948 |
ANN CHAMNESS, CLARENCE C CHAMBERS JR |
6 |
January 8, 1948 |
NEW INDUSTRY TAKES OVER PART OF FORMER SHIPYARDS |
1 |
January 8, 1948 |
REPORT OF LIBRARY REVEALS PURCHASE OF 570 NEW BOOKS |
1 |
January 8, 1948 |
FOSTER, JAMES C |
4 |
January 8, 1948 |
SIMPSON, ELIZABETH |
4 |
January 8, 1948 |
NEW MINISTER TO ARRIVE SOON (CONGREGATIONAL) |
1 |
January 8, 1948 |
COUNTY IS OPERATING FERRY SMOOTHLY |
1 |
January 8, 1948 |
DONNA HARIETTE JAMIESON, MARSHALL PRICE DALYRIMPLE |
6 |
January 15,
1948 |
MARRIED 40 YEARS (TAUSAN, MR AND MRS LEIF) |
1 |
January 15,
1948 |
COMMUNITY CHEST DIRECTORS REPORT ON 1948 FINANCES |
2 |
January 15,
1948 |
ADULT CLASSES TO BE OFFERED |
1 |
January 15,
1948 |
LOCAL SCHOOL BOY PATROL IS HONORED |
1 |
January 15,
1948 |
FORTNER, THURZA E |
3 |
January 15,
1948 |
MATSON, INFANT |
3 |
January 15,
1948 |
NEILSON, ROBERT |
1 |
January 15,
1948 |
NEILSON, ROBERT |
3 |
January 15,
1948 |
SCHINDLER, MARTHA M |
3 |
January 15,
1948 |
1000 EXPECTED AT BOXING SMOKER |
1 |
January 15,
1948 |
MONEY IS AVAILABLE FOR ROADS |
1 |
January 15,
1948 |
ROSE HILL PTA REQUESTS 'CAUTION' SIGN ON HIGHWAY |
8 |
January 15,
1948 |
GENEVA JUNE LOGSDON, STANLEY G FRITCH |
7 |
January 15,
1948 |
MIRIAM HALL, MAX WYNE BROWER |
9 |
January 22,
1948 |
TAYLOR OUTLINES STAND OF LEGION ON SUBVERSIVES |
9 |
January 22,
1948 |
TWO SCHOOL DIRECTOR POSITIONS OPEN |
1 |
January 22,
1948 |
MARIONETTES AT HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY TO PLEASE LOCAL CHILDREN |
3 |
January 22,
1948 |
FOOD ORDINANCE VOTED BY COUNCIL |
1 |
January 22,
1948 |
GENERAL PETROLEUM ASKS ZONING CHANGE IN HOUGHTON TOWN |
7 |
January 22,
1948 |
GOEPFERT, GEORGE |
7 |
January 22,
1948 |
SESSIONS, JULIA H |
7 |
January 22,
1948 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN'S CLUB REFURNISHES CLUBHOUSE KITCHEN |
8 |
January 22,
1948 |
CITY OF KIRKLAND WILL OPERATE FERRY |
1 |
January 22,
1948 |
CONDITION OF ROADS REPORTED |
1 |
January 29,
1948 |
ABOUT 600 ADULTS, YOUNGSTERS ENJOY MARIONETTE SHOW |
6 |
January 29,
1948 |
KIRKLAND EXTENDS FIRE SERVICE TO HOUGHTON DISTRICT |
1 |
January 29,
1948 |
FOOD SANITATION CLASSES ARE OPEN TO PUBLIC |
1 |
January 29,
1948 |
KIRKLAND EXTENDS FIRE SERVICE TO HOUGHTON DISTRICT |
1 |
January 29,
1948 |
POLICE ANNOUNCE STRICTER BAIL RULES |
1 |
January 29,
1948 |
BOOTH, ELVA M |
7 |
January 29,
1948 |
KENNEY, JAMES A |
7 |
January 29,
1948 |
RIDDELL, FRANK G |
7 |
January 29,
1948 |
SOHN, WALTER E |
7 |
January 29,
1948 |
STOCKLEY, MARY E |
7 |
January 29,
1948 |
NEWLY ORGANIZED SKI CLUB STARTS OFF WITH 54 MEMBERS |
1 |
January 29,
1948 |
KIRKLAND GIRL SCOUT ORGANIZATION WILL CELEBRATE SECOND BIRTHDAY |
6 |
January 29,
1948 |
KIRKLAND TO TAKE OVER |
1 |
January 29,
1948 |
NEW GREYHOUND BUSSES IN USE |
10 |
January 29,
1948 |
WORK ON HIGHWAY DELAYED |
1 |
February 5,
1948 |
KIRKLAND BEVERAGE TAVERN - GRAND OPENING |
4 |
February 5,
1948 |
TO DISCUSS TRANSFER OF SCHOOL DISTRICT AREAS |
1 |
February 5,
1948 |
FLAMES DESTROY JUANITA BUILDING MONDAY MORNING |
1 |
February 5,
1948 |
LOCAL FOOD HANDLERS MUST PASS 'SANITATION FOR SAFETY' COURSE |
3 |
February 5,
1948 |
HOUGHTON ASPIRANTS SELECTED |
1 |
February 5,
1948 |
FLAMES DESTROY JUANITA BUILDING MONDAY MORNING |
1 |
February 5,
1948 |
CITY PRIMARY ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY |
1 |
February 5,
1948 |
NEW PASTOR USED TO COLD WEATHER (MILLS, REV DONALD) |
1 |
February 12,
1948 |
NEEDHAM IS NEW C OF C SECRETARY |
1 |
February 12,
1948 |
KELLER DECIDES TO RUN FOR POST ON SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
February 12,
1948 |
JEAN BORGER, ALVIN HENRICKSON |
8 |
February 12,
1948 |
KRKL ON AIR NEXT WEEK |
1 |
February 12,
1948 |
BIG FIRE IN JUANITA (PHOTO) |
9 |
February 12,
1948 |
BURGLARS BUSY IN LOCAL OFFICES |
1 |
February 12,
1948 |
HOFFMAN, BARNEY |
7 |
February 12,
1948 |
TERRYLL, MINNIE |
7 |
February 12,
1948 |
JOHNSON, LONCTOT RUN STRONG IN LOCAL PRIMARY |
1 |
February 12,
1948 |
RECEPTION TO HONOR NEW CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER, FAMILY |
1 |
February 12,
1948 |
MARTIN AWARDED FOOD FRANCHISE ON LOCAL FERRY |
1 |
February 12,
1948 |
CECILIA TODD, ROGER GRISWOLD |
8 |
February 19,
1948 |
HOUSING AUTHORITY REFUSES TO TRANSFER LAKEVIEW PROJECT |
1 |
February 19,
1948 |
KIRKLAND GIVES $764 TO MARCH OF DIMES |
1 |
February 19,
1948 |
WALT BEARDSLEY WILL HEAD RED CROSS DRIVE IN KIRKLAND DISTRICT |
3 |
February 19,
1948 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT TRANSFER RULING DUE MARCH 9TH |
1 |
February 19,
1948 |
RADIO STATION OPENING POSTPONED TILL MARCH 2 |
1 |
February 19,
1948 |
ANDERSON, HANNAH |
10 |
February 19,
1948 |
BROOKS, HERBERT |
10 |
February 19,
1948 |
DAHL, SELMAR |
10 |
February 19,
1948 |
WINTERS TO RUN FOR MAYOR |
1 |
February 19,
1948 |
IN THE CENTER OF THE PICTURE...THE FERRY (PHOTO) |
1 |
February 19,
1948 |
108TH AVE NE TO BE REPAIRED BY COUNTY SOON |
1 |
February 19,
1948 |
OWNERS PROTEST STREET LIGHTING L.I.D. |
1 |
February 19,
1948 |
BILLIE HOLLENBECK, FREDERICK ALLEN |
6 |
February 19,
1948 |
HELEN ELEANOR GRAVES, GUS BRATT |
6 |
February 19,
1948 |
HELENE HILDEBRAND, CHARLES WATT |
6 |
February 26,
1948 |
ELECT QUENTIN A HERWIG - CITY COUNCIL |
11 |
February 26,
1948 |
TO START HIGH SCHOOL THIS SUMMER |
1 |
February 26,
1948 |
CLASSES FOR ADULTS ARE IN DEMAND |
1 |
February 26,
1948 |
KIRKLAND RADIO STATION NOW ON AIR |
11 |
February 26,
1948 |
RADIO STATION DEDICATION IS SCHEDULED NEXT TUESDAY |
1 |
February 26,
1948 |
JOHNSON, EMIL |
3 |
February 26,
1948 |
EDNA MAY MILLER, ARTHUR PERRIGO |
6 |
March 4, 1948 |
A MESSAGE TO THE CITIZENS OF KIRKLAND (VOTE FOR HARRY EVERETT) |
4 |
March 4, 1948 |
CHARLES W JOHNSON JR FOR CITY ATTORNEY |
2 |
March 4, 1948 |
VOTE FOR MELVIN LONCTOT - CITY COUNCIL |
9 |
March 4, 1948 |
VOTE FOR WALTER H SHOOK - CITY COUNCIL |
2 |
March 4, 1948 |
BUSINESS WOMEN SPONSOR OPERETTA |
9 |
March 4, 1948 |
HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC GROUP TO PRESENT WINTER CONCERT SUNDAY |
3 |
March 4, 1948 |
HOUGHTON TO ELECT OFFICIALS TUESDAY |
1 |
March 4, 1948 |
NEW RADIO STATION IS DEDICATED |
1 |
March 4, 1948 |
HEAVY VOTE EXPECTED IN CITY ELECTION |
1 |
March 4, 1948 |
KIRKLAND SEEKS NEW POST OFFICE |
1 |
March 4, 1948 |
JUNE COOK, KENNETH FORTESCUE |
8 |
March 11, 1948 |
JUANITA REALTY - GRAND OPENING |
2 |
March 11, 1948 |
GIBBS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING |
1 |
March 11, 1948 |
NEARLY 600 ENROLL IN ADULT CLASSES |
1 |
March 11, 1948 |
EVERETT RE-ELECTED MAYOR, 672-272 |
1 |
March 11, 1948 |
MORE THAN 100 MEN, WOMEN GIVEN FOOD HANDLERS CERTIFICATES |
3 |
March 11, 1948 |
V J BERTO ELECTED MAYOR OF HOUGHTON |
1 |
March 11, 1948 |
AD FROM NORTHWEST GREYHOUND LINES |
4 |
March 11, 1948 |
FIRST STORY-TELLING CLASS WILL BE HELD AT LIBRARY MARCH 18 |
6 |
March 11, 1948 |
OWENS, DORTHULA |
6 |
March 11, 1948 |
LOCAL CHILDREN ASKED TO JOIN HOSPITAL CLUB |
2 |
March 11, 1948 |
KIRKLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY MERGED WITH NEW COMPANY |
7 |
March 11, 1948 |
CLARA LEE RAY, EARL TODD |
6 |
March 18, 1948 |
PAINTING IS ALREADY COMPLETE IN NEW 'NEETNAC' BUILDING |
6 |
March 18, 1948 |
MARCH 15TH |
7 |
March 18, 1948 |
KING KEEPS POST BY SINGLE VOTE |
1 |
March 18, 1948 |
AT LEAST 12 DOGS ARE POISONED |
1 |
March 18, 1948 |
YOUNGER, CHARLES JR |
6 |
March 18, 1948 |
FERRY SHOWS $770.77 LOSS DURING FEBRUARY |
1 |
March 18, 1948 |
LOCAL BUS SERVICE IS DISCONTINUED |
1 |
March 25, 1948 |
HARRIS FAMILY SHOE STORE - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
March 25, 1948 |
YOUNG PIANO DUO WILL PLAY HERE |
1 |
March 25, 1948 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING |
1 |
March 25, 1948 |
LOCAL IMPORTANCE OF BRIDLE TRAILS PARK IS STRESSED |
1 |
March 25, 1948 |
JIM HARRIS WILL OPEN NEW FAMILY SHOE STORE SATURDAY |
1 |
March 25, 1948 |
KIRKLAND MAY HAVE DOWNTOWN OFFICE FOR WESTERN UNION |
1 |
March 25, 1948 |
KIRKLAND C OF C TO RAISE FUNDS FOR TESTING STATION |
1 |
March 25, 1948 |
HALVORSON, HELGE |
7 |
March 25, 1948 |
SCHAAL, CLEMMONS O |
7 |
March 25, 1948 |
STREET LIGHTS FOR BUSINESS DISTRICT! |
1 |
March 25, 1948 |
PHONE COMPANY DOUBLES NUMBER OF TRUNK LINES |
1 |
April 1, 1948 |
GRANGE OBSERVES ITS 11TH BIRTHDAY |
1 |
April 1, 1948 |
RESIDENTS PROTEST NEW WATER RESERVOIR COVER |
1 |
April 1, 1948 |
JACLYN LU CHAMBERLIN, LARRY M WOLD |
6 |
April 1, 1948 |
SAFETY ROUND-UP PLANNED |
1 |
April 1, 1948 |
MORE SIGNATURES ARE NEEDED FOR JUANITA PETITION |
1 |
April 1, 1948 |
ESKOLA, EMIL |
3 |
April 1, 1948 |
HUGHES, ELIZABETH P |
3 |
April 1, 1948 |
KANGUR, HANS |
3 |
April 1, 1948 |
LUNDY, IRA A |
3 |
April 1, 1948 |
MCCOY, HARRY D |
3 |
April 1, 1948 |
KENMORE FLYING FIELD NOW OPEN FOR PUBLIC USE |
1 |
April 1, 1948 |
C OF C BACKS SECOND LAKE BRIDGE |
1 |
April 1, 1948 |
MORE SIGNATURES ARE NEEDED FOR JUANITA PETITION |
1 |
April 8, 1948 |
KIRKLAND Y'S MEN SPONSOR OPERETTA HERE APRIL 22, 23 AND 24 |
3 |
April 8, 1948 |
REUNION HONORS PIONEER TEACHER (MILLER, LAURA) |
1 |
April 8, 1948 |
BLAU'S SUPER SERVICE TO OPEN SATURDAY |
1 |
April 8, 1948 |
'GOODWILL' OPENS STORE IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
April 8, 1948 |
HERE'S SOMETHING A BIT DIFFERENT! - "TALKING PHOTOS" |
7 |
April 8, 1948 |
TOTAL OF 27457 EGGS COLLECTED IN CAMPAIGN |
1 |
April 8, 1948 |
PRIMROSE SHOW THIS WEEK |
1 |
April 8, 1948 |
SUMMER FESTIVAL PLANS REVEALED BY DON KEMP |
1 |
April 8, 1948 |
REUNION HONORS PIONEER TEACHER (MILLER, LAURA) |
1 |
April 8, 1948 |
HEISDORF DECIDES TO WITHDRAW NAME IN HOUGHTON CONTEST |
1 |
April 8, 1948 |
ASPEGREN, EDWIN S |
9 |
April 8, 1948 |
WARREN, MARY C |
9 |
April 8, 1948 |
MRS ALICE COLMAN NAMED 'WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT FOR 1948' THIS WEEK |
8 |
April 8, 1948 |
$1500 RECREATION FUND IS APPROVED |
1 |
April 22, 1948 |
EAST SIDE MOTOR CO - FREE LUBE JOB WITH THIS AD |
4 |
April 22, 1948 |
OPERETTA FRIDAY, SATURDAY |
1 |
April 22, 1948 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
2 |
April 22, 1948 |
BOXING, SAILBOAT REGATTA ON FESTIVAL PROGRAM |
1 |
April 22, 1948 |
HOUGHTON TOWN STILL HAS TROUBLE; BADER WINS OUT |
6 |
April 22, 1948 |
ELECT ANDERSON NEW PRESIDENT OF ROTARY |
1 |
April 22, 1948 |
COUNCIL VOTES IN FAVOR OF AIRPORT |
1 |
April 22, 1948 |
NEW PHONE BOOK WILL BE OUT SOON |
1 |
April 29, 1948 |
TARPS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING |
4 |
April 29, 1948 |
KIRKLAND RED CROSS DRIVE $700 SHORT OF ITS $2000 GOAL |
4 |
April 29, 1948 |
PENNY DRIVE IS UNDER WAY |
1 |
April 29, 1948 |
BENNEST ACCEPTS PRINCIPAL'S POST AT VASHON HIGH |
1 |
April 29, 1948 |
FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT |
1 |
April 29, 1948 |
VIRGINIA SMITH IS 1948 VALEDICTORIAN |
1 |
April 29, 1948 |
ARMSTRONG, GREG |
10 |
April 29, 1948 |
CLARK, WELD NOBLE |
10 |
April 29, 1948 |
FAUCETT, CHARLES |
10 |
April 29, 1948 |
PRINGLE, ROBERT |
10 |
April 29, 1948 |
REDUCED ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT WILL VOTE AGAIN MAY 11 |
1 |
April 29, 1948 |
MURIEL BERNICE U'REN, FRED E WUBBENA |
6 |
May 6, 1948 |
KIRKLAND CUSTOM CANNERY - REOPENING |
4 |
May 6, 1948 |
TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT |
4 |
May 6, 1948 |
BUILDING PERMITS FOR $222,700 ISSUED IN APRIL |
1 |
May 6, 1948 |
MISS FULLER, JOHNSON TO QUIT SCHOOL |
1 |
May 6, 1948 |
FULL WEEK OF SAFETY PROGRAMS |
1 |
May 6, 1948 |
ROBINSON, MILDRED |
4 |
May 6, 1948 |
EIGHT MILES OF SIDEWALKS AND CURBS! |
1 |
May 6, 1948 |
KIRKLAND SIDEWALKS, CURBS? (MAP) |
2 |
May 6, 1948 |
JACLYN LU CHAMBERLIN, LARRY MARTIN WOLD |
6 |
May 13, 1948 |
THE DOWNTOWNER - NEW MANAGEMENT |
4 |
May 13, 1948 |
STOP! HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ANYTHING (CITIZENSHIP AND VOTING) |
2 |
May 13, 1948 |
BIG SAFETY WEEK PARADE SATURDAY |
1 |
May 13, 1948 |
LIO, VIRGINIA LEE |
10 |
May 13, 1948 |
LITTLE, DIXIE JANE |
10 |
May 13, 1948 |
MARENE, GRACE |
10 |
May 13, 1948 |
ROSE HILL RESIDENTS VOTE FOR WATER |
1 |
May 13, 1948 |
PHONE CO AGREES TO CHANGES |
1 |
May 13, 1948 |
ROSE HILL RESIDENTS VOTE FOR WATER |
1 |
May 13, 1948 |
LEGION DISTRICT CONFERENCE HERE THIS SUNDAY |
1 |
May 13, 1948 |
LORRAINE WRIGHT, DOUGLAS HAIGHT |
6 |
May 27, 1948 |
EAST SIDE MOTOR CO - 15TH ANNIVERSARY |
4 |
May 27, 1948 |
KIRKLAND MERCANTILE - GRAND OPENING |
6 |
May 27, 1948 |
HEADSTONE FOR INFLATION (SECURITY LOAN) |
6 |
May 27, 1948 |
FIRE DEPARTMENT BUSY THIS MONTH |
1 |
May 27, 1948 |
THREE MAILS IN KIRKLAND DAILY STARTING JUNE 1 |
1 |
May 27, 1948 |
WELFARE COUNCIL VOTED IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
May 27, 1948 |
LEE, JENNY |
6 |
May 27, 1948 |
MCLEAN ANNOUNCES KING COUNTY SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM |
3 |
May 27, 1948 |
COUNCIL REFUSES $20000 FOR FERRY |
1 |
May 27, 1948 |
PROPERTY OWNERS FAVOR SIDEWALKS |
1 |
May 27, 1948 |
RUBY HOOVER, JOHN W MICHAELS |
8 |
May 27, 1948 |
VIRGINIA BANNISTER, ERICK OLSON |
8 |
June 3, 1948 |
EAST SIDE BOTTLING - NEW KIRKLAND INDUSTRY |
3 |
June 3, 1948 |
MACDOUGALL'S - NEW LOCATION |
7 |
June 3, 1948 |
NEW REFRIGERATED VEGETABLE CASES (TREMAINES - PHOTO) |
2 |
June 3, 1948 |
ATOM BOMB FILM TO BE SHOWN HERE TUESDAY, JUNE 8 |
6 |
June 3, 1948 |
SUMMER ADULT SEWING CLASSES WILL BE OFFERED |
1 |
June 3, 1948 |
DEFINITE SUMMER FESTIVAL PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED |
1 |
June 3, 1948 |
SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM IS PLANNED HERE |
1 |
June 3, 1948 |
ANOTHER FIGHT TO KEEP FERRY LOOMS |
1 |
June 3, 1948 |
ETHEL KARSCHNEY, VINCENT DORNES |
6 |
June 10, 1948 |
RICHARDSON, OLSON NOMINATED FOR C OF C POST |
1 |
June 10, 1948 |
NORTHUP TRANSFER IS DENIED |
1 |
June 10, 1948 |
NURSERY SCHOOL WILL STAY OPEN |
1 |
June 10, 1948 |
THREE NEW CITY OFFICIALS SWORN |
1 |
June 10, 1948 |
JUANITA CONTRACT WILL BE AWARDED |
1 |
June 10, 1948 |
HOUGHTON BEACH NOW HAS GUARDS ON REGULAR DUTY |
5 |
June 10, 1948 |
BISHOP, COLMAN D |
5 |
June 10, 1948 |
ESTY, MINNIE |
4 |
June 10, 1948 |
FISHER, FRANCES C |
4 |
June 10, 1948 |
FORTNER, WILLIAM T |
4 |
June 10, 1948 |
KUNKA, JOHN |
1 |
June 10, 1948 |
LAKE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER 'BEST' |
1 |
June 10, 1948 |
KIRKLAND WILL KEEP FERRY LESCHI |
1 |
June 10, 1948 |
JUANITA CONTRACT WILL BE AWARDED |
1 |
June 10, 1948 |
IMOGENE JENSEN, CLIFFORD SAMUELSON |
6 |
June 10, 1948 |
MARTHA COUTRE, HERBERT SUNDHOLM |
6 |
June 17, 1948 |
COUNCIL VOTES FOR SELLING PROJECTS |
1 |
June 17, 1948 |
NEW FORD TO BE FESTIVAL PRIZE |
1 |
June 17, 1948 |
QUEEN CONTEST FOR SUMMER FESTIVAL WILL GET UNDER WAY SOON |
3 |
June 17, 1948 |
KIRKLAND FIREMEN ARE ACTIVE DURING PAST TWO WEEKS |
1 |
June 17, 1948 |
CHAMNESS NAMED ON TOWN COUNCIL |
1 |
June 17, 1948 |
COUNCIL VOTES FOR SELLING PROJECTS |
1 |
June 17, 1948 |
SWIMMING BEACHES TO BE GUARDED |
1 |
June 17, 1948 |
ABEL, THEODORE E |
6 |
June 17, 1948 |
BISHOP, COLMAN |
6 |
June 17, 1948 |
JACKSON, RUTH |
6 |
June 17, 1948 |
NEW STREET LIGHTS GOING UP |
1 |
June 24, 1948 |
BOEING AIRPLANE COMPANY - RETURN TO WORK FOR STRIKERS |
7 |
June 24, 1948 |
NEEDHAM ELECTRIC - GRAND OPENING |
9 |
June 24, 1948 |
C OF C URGES TRAFFIC STUDY |
1 |
June 24, 1948 |
LOUISE FORTHOFFER, KEITH WOLFROM |
8 |
June 24, 1948 |
NONA KAUFMAN, JACK SHEA |
8 |
June 24, 1948 |
REFUSE DUMPING IN UNAUTHORIZED SPOTS UNLAWFUL |
1 |
June 24, 1948 |
SUMMER FESTIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATES NAMED |
1 |
June 24, 1948 |
X-RAY UNIT OF ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE WILL BE HERE JULY 16 |
3 |
June 24, 1948 |
REFUSE DUMPING IN UNAUTHORIZED SPOTS UNLAWFUL |
1 |
June 24, 1948 |
KIRKLAND LIBRARY OPEN NINE MORE HOURS EACH WEEK |
1 |
June 24, 1948 |
NEW HIGHWAY POST OFFICE IS PLANNED |
1 |
June 24, 1948 |
C OF C URGES TRAFFIC STUDY |
1 |
June 24, 1948 |
ETHEL GOODMAN, RALPH CLAIR |
7 |
July 1, 1948 |
BOEING AIRPLANE COMPANY - JOB OPENINGS |
7 |
July 1, 1948 |
NEEDHAM ELECTRIC - HOUSE OF LIGHT - GRAND OPENING |
4 |
July 1, 1948 |
HARRY OLSON NEW C OF C PRESIDENT |
1 |
July 1, 1948 |
78 BOYS SIGN UP FOR CAMP ORKILA |
1 |
July 1, 1948 |
SUMMER FESTIVAL 'KIDS' PARADE IS ANNOUNCED |
1 |
July 1, 1948 |
NEW EAST SIDE NATIONAL GUARD BATTERY ACTIVATED MONDAY NIGHT |
3 |
July 1, 1948 |
MARDILLA, HELGA |
10 |
July 1, 1948 |
NICHOLS, JAMES |
10 |
July 1, 1948 |
NEW 1948 TELEPHONE BOOK 'OUT' |
1 |
July 1, 1948 |
ANN CHAMNESS, CLARENCE CHAMBERS, JR |
6 |
July 1, 1948 |
EILEEN MCCOY, BOB GARDENER |
6 |
July 1, 1948 |
MARILYN JEANNE BAUMAN, WILLIAM BIGGS |
6 |
July 1, 1948 |
MARJORIE LANG, DONALD FLAGE |
6 |
July 1, 1948 |
MARY LOUISE CLARK, GUY E TRESSLER |
6 |
July 8, 1948 |
BOEING AIRPLANE COMPANY - HIRING |
7 |
July 8, 1948 |
PUGET SOUND POWER AND LIGHT CO - NEED FOR CAPITAL |
7 |
July 8, 1948 |
LOCAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS ELECTING DIRECTORS |
1 |
July 8, 1948 |
FESTIVAL BUTTONS ON SALE |
1 |
July 8, 1948 |
LOCAL FIREMEN BUSY WITH CALLS |
1 |
July 8, 1948 |
MILLAR HEADS PLANNING COMMISSION |
1 |
July 8, 1948 |
GREER, ARTHUR J |
7 |
July 8, 1948 |
SHOER, CHARLOTTE |
7 |
July 8, 1948 |
SEATTLE EXECUTIVE PAYS TRIBUTE TO WORK BY KIRKLAND SCOUTS |
3 |
July 8, 1948 |
CATHERINE PARKER BUTLER, LEON RAMON SUMMERS |
6 |
July 8, 1948 |
CECELIA NELSON, WILLIAM LINN |
6 |
July 15, 1948 |
BOEING AIRPLANE COMPANY |
7 |
July 15, 1948 |
NEETNAC DOING WELL; 100 YOUTH ATTEND NIGHTLY |
1 |
July 15, 1948 |
HENDEL RESIGNS TO ACCEPT NORTH KITSAP POSITION |
1 |
July 15, 1948 |
$85 IN CASH PRIZES AT KIDS' PARADE |
1 |
July 15, 1948 |
THREE LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS SPONSOR FESTIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATES |
3 |
July 15, 1948 |
TO STAGE SHOW OF MERCHANDISE AT LOCAL FESTIVAL |
1 |
July 15, 1948 |
FREE CHEST X-RAYS ARE AVAILABLE |
1 |
July 15, 1948 |
NEW INDUSTRY BUYS LOCAL BUILDING - MILLWORK COMPANY BUYS PRESCO |
1 |
July 15, 1948 |
LIND, MARY |
10 |
July 15, 1948 |
MARWOOD, HAROLD R |
10 |
July 15, 1948 |
MAYNARD, PERCY E |
10 |
July 15, 1948 |
SCHLOUGH, GEORGE |
10 |
July 15, 1948 |
SHORBUND, OSCAR |
10 |
July 15, 1948 |
NEW TESTING STATION OPENS TUESDAY |
1 |
July 22, 1948 |
ROY C DAVIDSEN - COUNTY COMMISSIONER |
2 |
July 22, 1948 |
COMPLETED PLANS FOR NEW SCHOOL SENT TO OLYMPIA |
1 |
July 22, 1948 |
CITY DADS CALL HOUSING PROJECT HEARING MONDAY |
1 |
July 22, 1948 |
ANNUAL KIRKLAND SUMMER FESTIVAL HAS HAD INTERESTING HISTORY |
3 |
July 22, 1948 |
FESTIVAL DECORATION READY |
1 |
July 22, 1948 |
THIRD ANNUAL KIRKLAND SUMMER FESTIVAL |
1 |
July 22, 1948 |
BURLESON, DELLA |
10 |
July 22, 1948 |
WOOD, ROY |
10 |
July 22, 1948 |
MORE CARS NEEDED AT TESTING STATION |
1 |
July 22, 1948 |
BARBARA JANE PARKS, JOHN G GAY |
6 |
July 29, 1948 |
A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM ARTHUR LANGLIE |
6 |
July 29, 1948 |
GENE'S COFFEE SHOP - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
July 29, 1948 |
NEW SCHOOL PLANS OKEHED |
1 |
July 29, 1948 |
COUNCIL REVERSES STAND ON PROJECTS |
1 |
July 29, 1948 |
KIDS PARADE HAS INTERESTING LOCAL HISTORY |
1 |
July 29, 1948 |
NAVY DESTROYER, OTHER SHIPS HERE FOR FESTIVAL |
1 |
July 29, 1948 |
COUNCIL REVERSES STAND ON PROJECTS |
1 |
July 29, 1948 |
KIDS PARADE HAS INTERESTING LOCAL HISTORY |
1 |
July 29, 1948 |
JONES, OSWALD |
10 |
July 29, 1948 |
SIMPSON, NETTIE |
10 |
July 29, 1948 |
GENE LUND, LEWIS BERIAULT |
6 |
July 29, 1948 |
GEORGIA JONES, THOMAS FAWCETT |
6 |
July 29, 1948 |
MARGARET JEAN BORGER, ALVIN NORMAN HENRICKSON |
6 |
August 5, 1948 |
MR AND MRS DONALD G SUTHERLAND CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY |
2 |
August 5, 1948 |
LARGE CROWD EXPECTED AT FESTIVAL |
1 |
August 5, 1948 |
NEW LOCAL STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM WILL BE DEDICATED FRIDAY EVENING |
1 |
August 5, 1948 |
MARY ELLEN PETERSON, CHARLES LENTZ |
1 |
August 12, 1948 |
POULTRYMEN ARE INVITED TO FREE EDUCATIONAL FILM |
10 |
August 12, 1948 |
PLANNING COMMISSION STUDYING BUILDING CODE |
1 |
August 12, 1948 |
CENTRAL WELFARE SET-UP FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT FORMED |
1 |
August 12, 1948 |
FERN STOCKNESS, LOREN FITCH |
6 |
August 12, 1948 |
FESTIVAL OUTDOOR BOXING SHOW DRAWS BIG CROWD SATURDAY NIGHT |
5 |
August 12, 1948 |
FESTIVAL QUEEN TITLE IS EARNED BY CLARE SUVAN |
1 |
August 12, 1948 |
KIDDIE PARADE SUCCESSFUL |
1 |
August 12, 1948 |
SUMMER FESTIVAL VERY SUCCESSFUL |
1 |
August 12, 1948 |
THREE EAST SIDE BABIES WIN BONDS IN FESTIVAL PHOTO CONTEST |
3 |
August 12, 1948 |
KLAMM, LILLY AUGUSTA |
4 |
August 12, 1948 |
JANET DEVENE, RUSSELL F SHEPLEY |
6 |
August 19, 1948 |
MR AND MRS A L BURTON OBSERVE 44TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
4 |
August 19, 1948 |
MANY OWNERS PROTEST ASSESSMENTS |
1 |
August 19, 1948 |
TWO 10-MILL SCHOOL LEVIES ON BALLOT SEPT 14TH |
1 |
August 19, 1948 |
GLORIA MORTENSEN, EARL STEBERL |
4 |
August 19, 1948 |
CRICKET GAME WILL BE PLAYED ON LOCAL CIVIC FIELD SUNDAY |
1 |
August 19, 1948 |
NEW HIGHWAY SURVEYED! |
1 |
August 19, 1948 |
LEGIONNAIRES WILL STUDY VETERAN'S HOUSING PROBLEM |
2 |
August 19, 1948 |
POLLY ANN JOHNSON, WILLIAM COYNER |
4 |
August 26, 1948 |
MICKELSON'S PLAN COUNTY SUIT |
5 |
August 26, 1948 |
THOR C TOLLEFSON FOR REPRESENTATIVE |
3 |
August 26, 1948 |
1949 COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE GOAL IS $1,737,767 |
6 |
August 26, 1948 |
ENROLLMENT OF NEARLY 3500 PUPILS IS EXPECTED IN LAKE WASHINGTON'S |
13 |
August 26, 1948 |
LOCAL SCHOOLS HIRE NEARLY 30 NEW TEACHERS |
12 |
August 26, 1948 |
LILLIAN DUBSON, BERNARD LAWSON |
6 |
August 26, 1948 |
KING COUNTY HAS SECOND LARGEST CHEST X-RAY GOAL IN THE COUNTRY |
3 |
August 26, 1948 |
MICKELSON'S PLAN COUNTY SUIT |
5 |
August 26, 1948 |
DRAFT REGISTRATION STARTS ON MONDAY |
1 |
August 26, 1948 |
HUGHES, RICHARD D |
4 |
August 26, 1948 |
WHITE, FRED |
4 |
August 26, 1948 |
MANY RESIDENTS ARE STILL UNABLE TO VOTE NOV 2ND |
20 |
September 2,
1948 |
CASE'S OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING (MR AND MRS CHARLES) |
1 |
September 2,
1948 |
BIDS FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL OPENED |
1 |
September 2,
1948 |
NINE ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS USED BY LOCAL SCHOOLS |
1 |
September 2,
1948 |
SHOP IN KIRKLAND AND SAVE ON BACK-TO-SCHOOL CLOTHES, SUPPLIES |
3 |
September 2,
1948 |
212 YOUNG MEN REGISTERED FOR DRAFT |
1 |
September 2,
1948 |
EAST SIDE NATIONAL GUARD TO INCREASE ENLISTMENTS TO 65 |
3 |
September 2,
1948 |
BROOKS, SARA A |
5 |
September 2,
1948 |
JAYCOX, L H |
1 |
September 2,
1948 |
BRITISH CRUISER CRICKET TEAM WILL PLAY HERE ON SATURDAY |
1 |
September 2,
1948 |
ELVERA CLARICE NELSON, RICHARD LEON HOOPS |
6 |
September 2,
1948 |
PATRICIA BERG, HERBERT E NELSON |
6 |
September 9,
1948 |
LUTHERAN CHURCH TO OBSERVE ITS 10TH ANNIVERSARY |
1 |
September 9,
1948 |
LUTHERAN CHURCH TO OBSERVE ITS 10TH ANNIVERSARY |
1 |
September 9,
1948 |
FIRST-DAY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT 208 BIGGER THAN 1947 |
1 |
September 9,
1948 |
TWO 10-MILL SCHOOL LEVIES ON BALLOT TUESDAY |
1 |
September 9,
1948 |
MARGARET GANO, JOHN SPINELLI |
6 |
September 9,
1948 |
TECHNICOLOR SOUND FILM TO BE SHOWN AT ROSE HILL CHURCH |
4 |
September 9,
1948 |
KIRKLAND GROUP PLANNING X-RAYS HERE THIS MONTH |
1 |
September 9,
1948 |
FISK, WALTER M |
10 |
September 9,
1948 |
NORTHERN, FRED |
10 |
September 9,
1948 |
PRIMARY ELECTIONS SCHEDULED TUESDAY |
1 |
September 9,
1948 |
MORMONS TO HOLD DISTRICT MEETING HERE ON FRIDAY |
4 |
September 9,
1948 |
TWO SPECIAL TRAINS TO FAIR |
1 |
September 9,
1948 |
DELORES GASCH, BOB SWENSON |
6 |
September 9,
1948 |
NONA KAUFMAN, JACK SHEA |
6 |
September 9,
1948 |
POLLY MCKERNEY, ROBERT OLDROYD |
6 |
September 16,
1948 |
VOTE AGAINST PROPOSITION 13 (ALCOHOL SALES) |
8 |
September 16,
1948 |
CHAMBER SELLING SEASON TICKETS FOR LOCAL GAMES |
1 |
September 16,
1948 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (MENTION OF COMMUNIST CELL IN KIRKLAND) |
1 |
September 16,
1948 |
ENROLLMENT STILL RISING STEADILY |
1 |
September 16,
1948 |
TWO LEVIES FOR SCHOOL ARE PASSED |
1 |
September 16,
1948 |
NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR X-RAY DRIVE |
1 |
September 16,
1948 |
HARDBOARD MANUFACTURING PLANT HERE ONE OF THREE IN NORTHWEST |
3 |
September 16,
1948 |
KIRKLAND FAVORS LANGLIE, WALLGREN |
1 |
September 16,
1948 |
NEW RECREATION DIRECTOR ON JOB AT CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
September 16,
1948 |
SCHOOLS PLANNING TRAIN TO PUYALLUP |
1 |
September 16,
1948 |
BONNIE MCKERNEY, RICHARD L ROSE |
8 |
September 16,
1948 |
PAULINE POULIN, HARRY RICE |
8 |
September 23,
1948 |
COUNCIL DEBATES FUTURE OF PROJECTS |
1 |
September 23,
1948 |
MORE THAN 25 CLASSES FOR ADULTS |
1 |
September 23,
1948 |
PART-TIME CLERK HELP AVAILABLE AT HIGH SCHOOL |
1 |
September 23,
1948 |
FREE X-RAYS HERE SEPT 28 |
1 |
September 23,
1948 |
MORE THAN 100 NEW BOOKS ADDED TO KIRKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY |
3 |
September 23,
1948 |
HALVORSON, BONITA RAE |
10 |
September 23,
1948 |
HURST, GEORGE O |
10 |
September 23,
1948 |
EAST SIDERS MEET TO PLAN SHRINERS' CLUB FORMATION |
1 |
September 23,
1948 |
FRANKLY SPEAKING (LESCHI FERRY) |
1 |
September 23,
1948 |
LORRAINE THERRIAULT, PAUL WRIGHT |
6 |
September 30,
1948 |
NEW HIGH SCHOOL TO BE BUILT SOON |
1 |
September 30,
1948 |
HOUSING PROJECT MAY INCORPORATE |
4 |
September 30,
1948 |
HOUSING PROJECT MAY INCORPORATE |
4 |
September 30,
1948 |
200 ADULTS SIGN UP FOR SCHOOL CLASSES AT LAKE WASHINGTON |
1 |
September 30,
1948 |
HOUGHTON PLANS LIBRARY SERVICE AND STREET LIGHTS |
4 |
September 30,
1948 |
START WORK ON JUANITA PHONE SYSTEM |
1 |
September 30,
1948 |
LAKE WASHINGTON WILL BE LOWERED DURING OCTOBER |
4 |
September 30,
1948 |
1164 YOUNG MEN ARE SIGNED UP FOR DRAFT FROM THIS AREA |
1 |
September 30,
1948 |
PICKEN, MAE E |
4 |
September 30,
1948 |
WALT M IRVINE BUYS KIRKLAND PUBLISHING CO |
1 |
September 30,
1948 |
SPECIAL MISSIONARY PROGRAM PLANNED AT TRINITY CHURCH |
2 |
September 30,
1948 |
7500 AUTOS HAVE PASSED THROUGH TESTING STATION |
5 |
September 30,
1948 |
KIRKLAND PROTESTS INCLUSION IN P.U.D. |
1 |
September 30,
1948 |
START WORK ON JUANITA PHONE SYSTEM |
1 |
September 30,
1948 |
GLORIA STRONG, EDWIN H LADUM |
6 |
September 30,
1948 |
RITA CHRISTENSEN, SID MARTIN |
6 |
October 7, 1948 |
SWANSONS OBSERVE 35TH ANNIVERSARY (MR AND MRS ANTON) |
1 |
October 7, 1948 |
POSTER CONTEST NEW FEATURE OF CONCERT DRIVE |
1 |
October 7, 1948 |
CHAMBER TO STUDY PLANS TO ABOLISH BRIDGE TOLL MAY 1 |
1 |
October 7, 1948 |
RALPH BROWN IS NEW PRESIDENT OF LOCAL C OF C |
1 |
October 7, 1948 |
1949 CITY BUDGET IS DOWN $12000 |
1 |
October 7, 1948 |
3119 OF KIRKLAND AREA RESIDENTS RECEIVE X-RAYS |
10 |
October 7, 1948 |
LARGE CANAL LOCKS TO BE CLOSED FOR REPAIRS OCT 12-21 |
7 |
October 7, 1948 |
KIRKLAND READY FOR TELEVISION |
1 |
October 7, 1948 |
BAKER, GLADYS |
4 |
October 7, 1948 |
CATHOLIC CENSUS TO START OCT 10 |
7 |
October 7, 1948 |
CHAMBER TO STUDY PLANS TO ABOLISH BRIDGE TOLL MAY 1 |
1 |
October 7, 1948 |
NEEDHAM LEAVES NEXT WEEK FOR ROADS MEETING |
1 |
October 7, 1948 |
ONE, TWO AND FOUR PARTY PHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE SOON |
3 |
October 14,
1948 |
INCORPORATION IS DELAYED |
1 |
October 14,
1948 |
557 STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ADULT PROGRAM |
1 |
October 14,
1948 |
VERNA MAE BERTO, ERNEST PHORMAHLAM |
6 |
October 14,
1948 |
HAND PUPPET SHOW WILL BE STAGED AT LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL |
1 |
October 14,
1948 |
KELSEY, MINNIE W |
2 |
October 14,
1948 |
SMITH, WILLIAM H |
2 |
October 14,
1948 |
STACEY, WILLIAM B |
2 |
October 14,
1948 |
STEWART, ARTHUR R |
2 |
October 14,
1948 |
WILSIE, EARL D |
2 |
October 14,
1948 |
ACTION ON TOLL BRIDGE IS DEFERRED |
1 |
October 14,
1948 |
IMPORTANT GOOD ROADS MEET SLATED THIS WEEK |
1 |
October 14,
1948 |
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE TOLL DIALING FOR KIRKLAND IN NEAR FUTURE |
3 |
October 21,
1948 |
GOOD PROGRESS BEING MADE ON NEW L.W. HIGH SCHOOL SITE |
1 |
October 21,
1948 |
CITY COUNCIL AWARDS JOB FOR NEW HEATING UNIT AT LOCAL CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
October 21,
1948 |
3463 STUDENTS NEW HIGH FOR L.W. SCHOOLS |
1 |
October 21,
1948 |
STUDENTS TAKE OVER REIGN OF CITY FOR DAY |
9 |
October 21,
1948 |
STUDENTS TAKE OVER REIGN OF CITY FOR DAY |
9 |
October 21,
1948 |
AUTOS MUST BE CHECKED SAYS PATROL |
1 |
October 21,
1948 |
LAWSON, JACK |
1 |
October 21,
1948 |
WILLIS, JOSEPH |
1 |
October 21,
1948 |
EAST SIDE DISTRICT TOPS IN GROWTH OF SCOUT MOVEMENT |
1 |
October 21,
1948 |
EAST SIDE BLASTED IN ROADS REPORT |
1 |
October 21,
1948 |
SIDEWALK PROJECT COMING UP AGAIN |
1 |
October 21,
1948 |
'AUTOMATIC TOLL TICKETING' ANOTHER PHONE SERVICE IMPROVEMENT |
3 |
October 28,
1948 |
HARRY OLSON BACK FROM CALIFORNIA; JOINS LOCAL FIRM |
1 |
October 28,
1948 |
STEWART HEIGHTS SERVICE BUILDING TO BE REMOVED |
1 |
October 28,
1948 |
$3500 RAISED AS KIRKLAND CHEST DRIVE CLOSES |
1 |
October 28,
1948 |
L W HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL RATED ONE OF FOUR BEST IN US |
1 |
October 28,
1948 |
BETTY FORSTER, JOHN FISCHER JR |
8 |
October 28,
1948 |
SUE MERCER, JACK O DALY |
8 |
October 28,
1948 |
MOVIE STARS AT CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
October 28,
1948 |
HEAT PUT ON CITY COUNCIL AS WENTZ PROTESTS PROCEDURE ON HEATING B |
1 |
October 28,
1948 |
HEALTH PROBLEM GETS ATTENTION OF LOCAL GROUP |
1 |
October 28,
1948 |
EARLY TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS NEVER EXPECTED TO PAY BILLS |
3 |
October 28,
1948 |
DEMERITT, DONALD |
4 |
October 28,
1948 |
FUNDERHIDE, MARY |
4 |
October 28,
1948 |
GRADER, JOHN |
4 |
October 28,
1948 |
HOWARD, WILLIAM |
4 |
October 28,
1948 |
JOHNSEN, JERHARD |
4 |
October 28,
1948 |
MATTHEWS, CORA |
4 |
October 28,
1948 |
WILLIS, JOSEPH |
4 |
October 28,
1948 |
GOP QUARTERS IN FARRAR BUILDING |
1 |
October 28,
1948 |
NEW POST OFFICE IN KIRKLAND NEEDED SAYS CONGRESSMAN |
1 |
October 28,
1948 |
BUS RIDERS TO BE BENEFITED BY NEW GREYHOUND SERVICE |
9 |
October 28,
1948 |
EAST SIDE UNITES ON ROADS PROGRAM |
1 |
October 28,
1948 |
MARTHA AXELIA JOHNSON, SOFUS NORBY |
8 |
November 4,
1948 |
LAUREN SYKES, FINE ORGANIST, TO APPEAR HERE |
6 |
November 4,
1948 |
STEINER HARDWARE WILL OPEN SOON |
4 |
November 4,
1948 |
TOYS SOUGHT FOR KIDS OF KIRKLAND |
1 |
November 4,
1948 |
EAST SIDERS INVITED TO NAVY AIR SHOW AT SAND POINT SUNDAY |
3 |
November 4,
1948 |
GRADER, JOHN C |
3 |
November 4,
1948 |
DEPARTURE OF 7:45 AM FERRY MAY BE SET AHEAD IF COMMUTERS AGREE |
1 |
November 4,
1948 |
FIFTY DELEGATES TO ATTEND GOOD ROADS MEET |
1 |
November 4,
1948 |
HELLO GIRLS AT WORK (PHOTO OF PHONE OPERATORS) |
5 |
November 4,
1948 |
QUESTIONNAIRES OUT FOR THOSE WHO NEED PHONES |
3 |
November 11,
1948 |
ROSE POINT WOMAN, 90, WILL HAVE BIRTHDAY TONIGHT (ACKERMAN, MARY) |
3 |
November 11,
1948 |
CHAMBER URGES FRIDAY EVENING SHOPPING HOURS |
1 |
November 11,
1948 |
SHOW TO PROVIDE TOYS FOR KIRKLAND TOTS AT CENTER FRIDAY NIGHT |
3 |
November 11,
1948 |
KIRKLAND STREETS WILL BE DECORATED |
1 |
November 11,
1948 |
HOUGHTON WILL GET NEW INCANDESCENT STREET LIGHTING |
1 |
November 11,
1948 |
JOE CARAHER PARTNER IN PUBLISHING FIRM |
1 |
November 11,
1948 |
KIRKLAND TRAFFIC RECORD OUTSTANDING FOR PAST TWO YEARS |
1 |
November 11,
1948 |
MOTORISTS WARNED TO GET CHECK |
1 |
November 11,
1948 |
PLANS FOR ROAD DEVELOPMENT GAIN MOMENTUM |
1 |
November 11,
1948 |
SIDEWALK ISSUE TO BE AIRED SOON |
1 |
November 11,
1948 |
JANET EILEEN TAYLOR, ROY RAYTON |
6 |
November 18,
1948 |
KIRKLAND HARDWARE - NEW LOCATION |
5 |
November 18,
1948 |
GRAND OPENING (PHOTO OF KIRKLAND HARDWARE) |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
START POURING CONCRETE ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
KIRKLAND HARDWARE'S GRAND OPENING WILL HAVE FUN, FAVORS, BIG PRIZES |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
STORES TO BE OPEN ON FRIDAY NIGHTS |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
INSTALL TELEVISION SET IN CENTER FOR THANKSGIVING GAME |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
RADIO EQUIPMENT FOR POLICE AND FIREMEN |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
HOLIDAY DISPLAYS UP THIS WEEKEND |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
TELEVISION, MIRACLE OF MODERN SCIENCE, HERE ON THANKSGIVING |
9 |
November 18,
1948 |
BOYS OF DRAFT AGE MAY REGISTER AT LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL |
11 |
November 18,
1948 |
LAMBERT, CECIL LATHROP (JACK) |
2 |
November 18,
1948 |
KIRKLAND PHOTOS WILL BE IN TIMES |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
FERRY DEPARTURE WILL BE EARLIER |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
FINAL SIDEWALKS HEARING DECEMBER 13 |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
NOTHING SECURE ON LOCATION NORTH-SOUTH HIGHWAY - WINTERS |
3 |
November 18,
1948 |
OPINIONS DIFFER ON HIGHWAY |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
TO NAME OFFICERS FOR ROADS GROUP HERE IN FRIDAY |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
WEATHER MAN GETS UP ON WRONG SIDE |
1 |
November 18,
1948 |
SHIRLEY JEAN TIMMONS, WENDELL LEDER |
10 |
November 18,
1948 |
VIRGINIA BANNISTER, C ALLEN SMITH |
4 |
November 25,
1948 |
DAMAGES $5000 IN JUANITA FIRE |
1 |
November 25,
1948 |
TELEVISION PREMIER (ARTICLES ABOUT FIRST TELEVISION) |
5-Apr |
November 25,
1948 |
BLOKER, CHARLES E |
6 |
November 25,
1948 |
JOHNSON, LAURA M |
6 |
November 25,
1948 |
LANE, EDWARD |
6 |
November 25,
1948 |
MARSHALL, WALTER S |
6 |
November 25,
1948 |
TESSEM, HAAKON |
6 |
November 25,
1948 |
THOMPSON, MARGARET |
6 |
November 25,
1948 |
NEEDHAM IS GOOD ROADS PRESIDENT |
1 |
November 25,
1948 |
NO RAISE IN LOCAL PHONE RATES NOW |
1 |
November 25,
1948 |
URGE RESIDENTS TO WATCH POWER |
1 |
December 2,
1948 |
SHOP FOR THE SMITHS CONTEST |
9 |
December 2,
1948 |
BUILDING NEEDS FOR SCHOOLS CRITICAL |
1 |
December 2,
1948 |
ROSE HILL CHURCH WILL INAUGURATE BUILDING PROGRAM |
6 |
December 2,
1948 |
KIRKLAND WILLYS HAS NEW OWNER |
5 |
December 2,
1948 |
ROCKWELL TAKES ON GAS STATION |
4 |
December 2,
1948 |
TONKIN SUCCEEDS ART NEEDHAM IN CHAMBER POST |
1 |
December 2,
1948 |
KIRKLAND ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO HELP NEEDY FAMILIES |
3 |
December 2,
1948 |
COMMUNISM IS THEME OF RUSSIAN SPEAKER AT MEET |
1 |
December 2,
1948 |
DONNA LEE DONAHUE, V JOHN BERTO |
11 |
December 2,
1948 |
IMOGENE HELEN FRANKLIN, DICK JERRY HUBBARD |
11 |
December 2,
1948 |
SINGING GROUP TO BE ORGANIZED |
2 |
December 2,
1948 |
COUNCIL MEETS; TRANSFERS FUNDS |
1 |
December 2,
1948 |
ROSE HILL CHURCH WILL INAUGURATE BUILDING PROGRAM |
6 |
December 2,
1948 |
BOARD TO REPORT ON HIWAY NEED |
4 |
December 2,
1948 |
NEW SIDEWALKS PROJECT GAINS STRONG SUPPORT |
1 |
December 2,
1948 |
DELOLRES WALSH, FRANK ORCUTT |
11 |
December 2,
1948 |
FRANCES PUTISON, WALTER KNUCKEY |
11 |
December 9,
1948 |
SANTA'S PACK FOR NEEDY WILL BE LIGHT UNLESS YOU COUGH UP QUICK |
1 |
December 9,
1948 |
KIRKLAND'S PROGRESS IS GREAT - VOGEL |
1 |
December 9,
1948 |
JUANITA CARNIVAL LIKE CIRCUS DAY |
1 |
December 9,
1948 |
JUANITA CARNIVAL LIKE CIRCUS DAY |
1 |
December 9,
1948 |
FERRY SYSTEM WILL SHOW PROFIT FOR FIRST YEAR |
1 |
December 9,
1948 |
WORLD WAR II VETS MAY GET MEDALS |
7 |
December 16,
1948 |
LEE'S SHOE SERVICE - NEW STORE |
2 |
December 16,
1948 |
EX-NAZI PRISONER ELECTED TO OFFICE (OWEN, ALVIN L) |
1 |
December 16,
1948 |
PRESENT FACTS COVERING EDUCATIONAL HOUSING REQUIREMENTS |
3 |
December 16,
1948 |
KIRKLAND STORES WILL STAY OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK |
9 |
December 16,
1948 |
ACTION BY CITY COUNCIL ON ARMORY IS SOUGHT |
1 |
December 16,
1948 |
CITY IS ON ETHER WITH NEW LETTERS |
1 |
December 16,
1948 |
GALS WHO ATTEND CIVIC CENTER GYM CLASSES ARE FIT AS A FIDDLE |
1 |
December 16,
1948 |
HOUGHTON PASSES RULE FOR OFFICE |
11 |
December 16,
1948 |
MONEY PUNCHBOARDS OUT SAYS SHERIFF |
2 |
December 16,
1948 |
ACTION BY CITY COUNCIL ON ARMORY IS SOUGHT |
1 |
December 16,
1948 |
HAYES, HELGA |
6 |
December 16,
1948 |
WARNER, WILLIAM |
6 |
December 16,
1948 |
OPEN LETTER TO PHONE SUBSCRIBERS |
10 |
December 16,
1948 |
TELEPHONE COMPANY ASKS RATE BOOST |
1 |
December 23,
1948 |
SANTA VISITS NEEDY FAMILIES TODAY |
1 |
December 23,
1948 |
SANTA FOOLS 'EM AT HOUGHTON PARTY AND WERE NON-BELIEVERS FACES RE |
1 |
December 23,
1948 |
LOCAL PLANT GETS 2 HUGE PRESSES |
1 |
December 23,
1948 |
COUNCIL PUTS OK ON ARMORY SITE |
1 |
December 23,
1948 |
FINAL APPROVAL GIVEN SIDEWALKS PROJECT BY CITY COUNCIL |
3 |
December 23,
1948 |
ARDIS SHANE, TORLEIF VAABENE |
6 |
December 30,
1948 |
GOLDEN WEDDING (RECOR, MR AND MRS M E) |
1 |
December 30,
1948 |
RECORS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING |
5 |
December 30,
1948 |
CHANGE FIRM NAME AFTER MANY YEARS (BURKE AND FARRAR) |
1 |
December 30,
1948 |
MOTION STALLS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ELECTION |
1 |
December 30,
1948 |
FOOD BASKETS AND TOYS DISTRIBUTED TO 125 LOCAL FAMILIES |
3 |
December 30,
1948 |
LIST CHRISTMAS FUND CONTRIBUTORS WHO HELPED FILL NEEDY STOCKINGS |
1 |
December 30,
1948 |
JO ANN SAUNDERS, ROY SHANE |
5 |
December 30,
1948 |
BARBER SHOP QUARTETS ARE SAFE! LOCAL CHAPTER HELPS ALONG THE CAUSE |
1 |
December 30,
1948 |
SEEK SUPPORT FOR GAS TAX INCREASE |
1 |
December 30,
1948 |
THREE LOCAL BOYS GET JAIL TERMS |
1 |
December 30,
1948 |
BURN MORTGAGE AT GRANGE CEREMONY |
1 |
December 30,
1948 |
CITY WILL STUDY TRAFFIC PROBLEM |
1 |
December 30,
1948 |
RATE BOOST WOULD CUT TOLL EXPENSE |
1 |
December 30,
1948 |
FERN STOCKNESS, LOREN FITCH |
4 |
January 6, 1949 |
FIRST BABY (REPLOGLE, JOHN LEWIS) |
1 |
January 6, 1949 |
ACTION INDICATED AS CHAMBER OUTLINES PROGRAM FOR 1949 |
3 |
January 6, 1949 |
CHAMBER LEADER HAS NO OPPONENT |
1 |
January 6, 1949 |
BARBARA PUTT, BURTON R WALKER |
9 |
January 6, 1949 |
JOAN GERTRUDE ARNETT, ALBERT ARTHUR RIGGS |
9 |
January 6, 1949 |
FAMED GIRL BAND TO PERFORM HERE |
5 |
January 6, 1949 |
$20 MILLION STATE FUND FOR CITY AID GETS LOCAL SUPPORT |
1 |
January 6, 1949 |
LELAND, WILLIAM F |
1 |
January 6, 1949 |
BIG 'EVERYBODY WINS' CONTEST ANNOUNCED |
1 |
January 6, 1949 |
FATE OF FERRIES TO BE DETERMINED |
1 |
January 6, 1949 |
MASS MEETING ON ROADS IS SLATED |
1 |
January 6, 1949 |
KING WINTER BLOWS SNOW AND ICE HERE |
1 |
January 6, 1949 |
IMOGENE HELEN FRANKLIN, DICK JERRY HUBBARD |
9 |
January 13,
1949 |
NELSON HEATING COMPANY - GRAND OPENING |
10 |
January 13,
1949 |
STEINER HARDWARE - GRAND OPENING |
5 |
January 13,
1949 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
2 |
January 13,
1949 |
SPORTS GOODS VET OPENS NEW STORE |
1 |
January 13,
1949 |
NEW HOME DEVELOPMENT WILL BE OPENED HERE ON SATURDAY |
6 |
January 13,
1949 |
ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES RESUMED |
1 |
January 13,
1949 |
$1000 FIRE ON SEA SCOUT BOAT |
1 |
January 13,
1949 |
NEW PROCESS DEVELOPED AT HOUGHTON MAY BE ANSWER TO HOUSING PROBLEM |
3 |
January 13,
1949 |
NEW PROCESS DEVELOPED AT HOUGHTON MAY BE ANSWER TO HOUSING PROBLEM |
3 |
January 13,
1949 |
NEW SHEET METAL WORKS OPEN HERE |
1 |
January 13,
1949 |
MARSH, NELLIE B |
8 |
January 13,
1949 |
MUNDSTOCK, WILHELMINA BEESKO |
8 |
January 13,
1949 |
PALMEN, OLGA MARIE |
2 |
January 13,
1949 |
KIRKLAND GOT IT'S FIRST CITIZEN WHEN DODGERS BLEW DOUBLE HEADER |
1 |
January 13,
1949 |
FEDERATED CLUBS AFTER 3 NEW PARKS |
1 |
January 13,
1949 |
$1000 FIRE ON SEA SCOUT BOAT |
1 |
January 13,
1949 |
PURCHASE OF FERRY VIRTUALLY ASSURED |
1 |
January 13,
1949 |
FIFTY CLUBS FOR EAST SIDE HIWAY |
10 |
January 20,
1949 |
29TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED HERE BY WOMAN'S CLUB |
9 |
January 20,
1949 |
CORNISH PLAYERS PRESENT "PETER AND THE WOLF" HERE SATURDAY |
3 |
January 20,
1949 |
CHAMBER OT BUCK MERGER SCHEME |
1 |
January 20,
1949 |
MARCH OF DIMES REQUEST PROGRAM ON STATION KRKL |
4 |
January 20,
1949 |
AGITATION FOR FIRE DISTRICT STARTED |
1 |
January 20,
1949 |
PETERSON, SWAN |
12 |
January 20,
1949 |
SIDEWALK FINANCES NEXT ON SCHEDULE |
1 |
January 20,
1949 |
NO POWER RELIEF SEEN UNTIL APRIL |
1 |
January 20,
1949 |
KIRSTEN FRONSDAL, ROY WENSTONE |
9 |
January 20,
1949 |
MYRTLE MCDANIEL, RICHARD ANDERSON |
9 |
January 27,
1949 |
HOUGHTON SINGER IN TALENT TEST (AMRINE, JEANNE) |
7 |
January 27,
1949 |
CARTOONS TO SHOW PLIGHT OF SCHOOLS |
1 |
January 27,
1949 |
RESULTS OF CHAMBER ELECTION ANNOUNCED |
5 |
January 27,
1949 |
CARTOONS TO SHOW PLIGHT OF SCHOOLS |
1 |
January 27,
1949 |
COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO SPEARHEAD SCHOOL BOND ISSUE HERE |
11 |
January 27,
1949 |
COURSE IN MODERN MERCHANDISING OPENS HERE FEBRUARY 2ND |
3 |
January 27,
1949 |
FIREMEN DEMAND DISTRICT ACTION |
5 |
January 27,
1949 |
DOCTOR ESTABLISHES OFFICE IN KIRKLAND (DAVIS, DR GEORGE JR) |
7 |
January 27,
1949 |
JOHNSON UNOPPOSED FOR HOUGHTON POST |
1 |
January 27,
1949 |
WATER LEVEL WILL STAY UNCHANGED |
6 |
January 27,
1949 |
CITY LIBRARY CIRCULATION GOES UP |
2 |
January 27,
1949 |
BODDY, SAMUEL SR |
1 |
January 27,
1949 |
39-FOOT PADDLER PUFFS INTO TOWN |
1 |
January 27,
1949 |
TO LIFT TOLL ON BRIDGE, GOV SAYS |
1 |
January 27,
1949 |
"BROWNOUT" ORDER ISSUED BY MAYOR |
1 |
January 27,
1949 |
WEATHER NUMBER ONE CONVERSATION TOPIC AS MERCURY HITS NEW BOTTOM |
1 |
February 3,
1949 |
PROPOSITIONS READY FOR MARCH VOTE |
1 |
February 3,
1949 |
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN NEEDED SAYS CHIEF |
8 |
February 3,
1949 |
CONTINUE SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN |
1 |
February 3,
1949 |
STREETER, SAMUEL O |
1 |
February 3,
1949 |
NEW POST OFFICE LOOMING |
1 |
February 3,
1949 |
EAST SIDE CLUBS WANT PARK ACTION |
12 |
February 3,
1949 |
FERRY ALMOST IN BAG -SEARS |
1 |
February 3,
1949 |
ENGINEER'S WORK ON SIDEWALKS FINISHED |
1 |
February 3,
1949 |
TOLLS OFF BRIDGE BY JULY 2 - MAYBE |
8 |
February 17,
1949 |
JUANITA GIRL IS GRAND PRIZE WINNER IN SCHOOL CARTOON CONTEST |
3 |
February 17,
1949 |
POPULATION HERE HAS DOUBLED SINCE 1940; FACILITIES HAVEN'T |
2 |
February 17,
1949 |
SUMMER FESTIVAL HERE IS ASSURED |
1 |
February 17,
1949 |
FIREMEN FIGHT TWO ROSE HILL BLAZES |
1 |
February 17,
1949 |
HEARING ON BEACH ZONING SCHEDULED |
1 |
February 17,
1949 |
FRIDAN, THOMAS P |
7 |
February 17,
1949 |
JOHNSTON, STEPHEN N |
1 |
February 17,
1949 |
RUDOLPH, DOROTHY EVELYN |
7 |
February 17,
1949 |
COUNTY REJECTS $15000 OFFER TO SELL FERRY LESCHI |
1 |
February 24,
1949 |
REVEREND ROACH EARNS BA DEGREE; JUST ANOTHER JOB FOR BUSY PASTOR |
6 |
February 24,
1949 |
DISMISSAL OF UW PROFS IS LAUDED |
3 |
February 24,
1949 |
ANNEXATION VOTE SET FOR TUESDAY |
1 |
February 24,
1949 |
SCHOOL BOARD CONCENTRATING ON HOW TO ACCOMMODATE 1000 NEW SCHOOLS |
2 |
February 24,
1949 |
FOLK DANCING INTEREST CONTINUES TO ZOOM FOR EAST SIDERS |
11 |
February 24,
1949 |
HARD WORK, LITTLE PAY, FIREMEN'S LOT |
4 |
February 24,
1949 |
COUNCIL TO RAISE POLICE CHIEF'S PAY |
1 |
February 24,
1949 |
HOUGHTON TURNED DOWN ON SEWER |
1 |
February 24,
1949 |
BEACH REZONING IS NIPPED AT COUNCIL |
1 |
February 24,
1949 |
ROADS ASSOCIATION MAY BE ASKED TO SPONSOR 'TOLL-LIFTING' CELEBRATION |
1 |
February 24,
1949 |
RAINS, SNOW RAISE HAVOC IN THIS AREA |
1 |
February 24,
1949 |
BARBARA MCINTYRE, EDGAR ROYER |
11 |
March 3, 1949 |
VOTE YES ON SCHOOLS |
9 |
March 3, 1949 |
RECORS (MR AND MRS C E) CELEBRATE 57TH ANNIVERSARY |
3 |
March 3, 1949 |
COMMITTEE HEADS FOR '49 SELECTED |
1 |
March 3, 1949 |
$1437.62 FINAL NET IN DIMES CAMPAIGN |
7 |
March 3, 1949 |
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE IN HANDS OF VOTERS |
1 |
March 3, 1949 |
RURAL AREAS LOSE FIRE PROTECTION |
1 |
March 3, 1949 |
SKIFFS BUILT BY LOCAL CRAFTSMAN |
1 |
March 3, 1949 |
MISBEHAVIOR, MANY MISDEMEANORS MINIMIZED BY MIGHTY MILITARY MITES |
2 |
March 3, 1949 |
JENSEN, NELS |
1 |
March 3, 1949 |
ANNEXATION APPROVED BY ROSE HILL VOTERS FOLLOWING TUESDAY ELECTION |
1 |
March 3, 1949 |
FERRY LESCHI TRAVELS 58556 MILES; SHOWS $3359 IN PROFITS |
3 |
March 3, 1949 |
BETTY LOU RECOR, WILLIAM ROTH |
4 |
March 3, 1949 |
VERONA NELSON, ERNEST OMESTAD |
11 |
March 10, 1949 |
LAKESIDE LINOLEUM SHOP - NEW LOCATION |
1 |
March 10, 1949 |
TOM ANDERSON, 13, 'CLEANING UP'; SIDEWALKS WASHING PROSPEROUS JOB |
1 |
March 10, 1949 |
EVEREST ANNOUNCES WAR MEMORIAL CAMPAIGN MOVES INTO FINAL STAGE |
3 |
March 10, 1949 |
BOND ISSUE, 30-MILL LEVY APPROVED |
1 |
March 10, 1949 |
COUNCIL TO STUDY BUILDING CODE |
1 |
March 10, 1949 |
CHARLEY JOHNSON ESTABLISHES NEW RECORD IN READING CITY ORDINANCE |
6 |
March 10, 1949 |
STATE WILL BUILD FOR GUARD HERE |
1 |
March 10, 1949 |
BREWER, SHERMAN |
8 |
March 10, 1949 |
FOURNIER, LUCY |
1 |
March 10, 1949 |
CHARLES MORGAN ON JOURNAL STAFF |
1 |
March 10, 1949 |
WATER RATES UPPED IN AND OUT OF CITY |
1 |
March 17, 1949 |
FRED RANNIGER CHEVRON STATION - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
March 17, 1949 |
ANNUAL OPERETTA KIRKLAND Y'S MEN CLUB TO BE STAGED APRIL 1-2 |
9 |
March 17, 1949 |
LAKEVIEW TERRACE DUE FOR SALE SOON |
1 |
March 17, 1949 |
BACKYARD PLAYGROUND CONTEST IS ANNOUNCED BY KIRKLAND PRE-SCHOOL |
9 |
March 17, 1949 |
'CLEANUP' WEEK STARTS APRIL 4 |
1 |
March 17, 1949 |
PRIMROSE SHOW, APRIL 22-24, INCLUDES AMATEUR GROWERS |
3 |
March 17, 1949 |
RURAL RESIDENTS GET FIRE PERMITS |
1 |
March 17, 1949 |
OVERNIGHT PARKING HIT BY MERCHANTS |
1 |
March 17, 1949 |
POLICE CRACK DOWN ON "HOT RODS" |
1 |
March 17, 1949 |
BREWER, SHERMAN S |
6 |
March 17, 1949 |
CLAYTON, EVA R |
8 |
March 24, 1949 |
CLICK'S GROCERY - GRAND OPENING |
8 |
March 24, 1949 |
SPRING BUILDING ACTIVITIES INTEREST GROWING |
6 |
March 24, 1949 |
FORMER MINNESOTAN BUYS SHELL STATION |
9 |
March 24, 1949 |
GOVERNMENT PAYS SCHOOLS $30,210 |
1 |
March 24, 1949 |
TEACHER RELATIONS, REPORT CARDS AIRED |
11 |
March 24, 1949 |
PARADE OF BARBER SHOP QUARTETS DUE HERE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP |
9 |
March 24, 1949 |
ROSE HILL MINSTREL SHOW IS SUCCESSFUL |
6 |
March 24, 1949 |
"CLEAN-UP" WEEK GETS UNDER WAY APRIL 4TH |
1 |
March 24, 1949 |
BRIEF BRIEFS ON THE CITY COUNCIL |
8 |
March 24, 1949 |
COUNCIL, MAYOR IN POLICE CHIEF DEBATE |
1 |
March 24, 1949 |
NIGHT
PROWLERS LOCATE NEW VICTIM; FIRST HOSS THEFT, NOW AUTO |
1 |
March 24, 1949 |
BOWEN, JAMES R |
6 |
March 24, 1949 |
CARLSON, ARTHUR B |
7 |
March 24, 1949 |
DUTCHER, JOHN CALVIN |
13 |
March 24, 1949 |
RECREATION TOPIC BEFORE PLANNERS |
1 |
March 24, 1949 |
LOCAL SCHOOLS SHORE N P TAX PAYMENTS |
9 |
March 24, 1949 |
CONTRACT TROUBLE HOLDS UP CITY'S SIDEWALK ISSUE |
1 |
March 24, 1949 |
STATE TO MAINTAIN HIGHWAY THRU TOWN |
1 |
March 24, 1949 |
JO ANN SAUNDERS, ROBERT ARDELL SHANE |
10 |
March 24, 1949 |
KIRSTEN BUCK, HANS J ONA |
10 |
March 24, 1949 |
MARIANNE BECKMAN, MORRIS ROSS |
10 |
March 24, 1949 |
VIOLEL BULYCA, JACK THOMPSON |
10 |
March 31, 1949 |
CLICK'S - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
March 31, 1949 |
ESTHER TYE WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT; MAKE AWARD AT BPW TEA SUNDAY |
1 |
March 31, 1949 |
CLICK'S OPENING NEW GROCERY AND MARKET ON FRIDAY |
7 |
March 31, 1949 |
CAMPAIGN TO FIGHT CANCER WILL START HERE THIS FRIDAY, APRIL 1 |
9 |
March 31, 1949 |
EGG DRIVE SET TO START |
1 |
March 31, 1949 |
NEW ROSE HILL AREA SEEKING ANNEXATION |
1 |
March 31, 1949 |
O'BRIEN IS NAMED TO SCHOOL BOARD, DOUGLASS RESIGNS |
1 |
March 31, 1949 |
SPRUCE UP KIRKLAND WEEK STARTS ON MONDAY |
13 |
March 31, 1949 |
BEAUTIFICATION PROJECTS UNDERWAY IN PREPARATION FOR PRIMROSE SHOW |
8 |
March 31, 1949 |
DR HEARING GIVES FESTIVAL A HYPO; SHOW NO RESEMBLES RINGLING BROS |
1 |
March 31, 1949 |
EAST SIDE CLUBS SEEK FETE QUEEN |
1 |
March 31, 1949 |
EXTEND FIRE HELP MONTH IN ROSE HILL |
4 |
March 31, 1949 |
COUNCIL TO BE ACTIVE ON MONDAY |
1 |
March 31, 1949 |
LIQUOR BY DRINK 2 WEEKS AWAY |
2 |
March 31, 1949 |
ARMY DAY APRIL 6 PROCLAIMED LOCALLY BY MAYOR EVERETT |
13 |
March 31, 1949 |
FRONT
RANKING NAVY AND MARINE BRASS HATS WILL REVIEW KIRKLAND |
9 |
March 31, 1949 |
NEW ROSE HILL AREA SEEKING ANNEXATION |
1 |
March 31, 1949 |
LUNCH COUNTER BOSS ON LESCHI IS HONORED |
7 |
March 31, 1949 |
PLANS MADE FOR CELEBRATING REMOVAL OF FLOATING BRIDGE TOLLS |
1 |
March 31, 1949 |
REDMOND BRIDGE COMPLETION DATE ANNOUNCED FOR JULY 9TH |
3 |
March 31, 1949 |
SEWER DIGGING AGAIN UNDERWAY |
1 |
April 7, 1949 |
HAPPY VALLEY FARMS AND PHANTOM LAKE DAIRY - MERGER |
9 |
April 7, 1949 |
MORE TAXIS TO SERVE YOU |
2 |
April 7, 1949 |
HONOR JAMESONS (MR AND MRS W S) ON 55TH ANNIVERSARY |
10 |
April 7, 1949 |
MUSIC ENTHUSIASTS ASKED IN FORMATION BAND OR ORCHESTRA |
3 |
April 7, 1949 |
NIMBLE FINGERS BUSY DURING WINTER WHITTLING ... (KLEIN, TED) |
4 |
April 7, 1949 |
POWELL AND JOHNSON BUILDING UNDERWAY |
1 |
April 7, 1949 |
SALE OF HOUSING PROJECTS OPPOSED BY KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL |
3 |
April 7, 1949 |
RED CROSS DRIVE NETS TOTAL $2000 |
6 |
April 7, 1949 |
BILL AMES RESIGNS AS KANGAROO GRID COACH |
1 |
April 7, 1949 |
KINDERGARTENS TO BE CONTINUED, SAYS SCHOOLMAN |
2 |
April 7, 1949 |
RUTH LORENTZ, JAMES WUBBENA |
10 |
April 7, 1949 |
AS 'CLEAN-UP WEEK' NEARS FINISH DIRT AND DEBRIS BEGIN TO VANISH |
8 |
April 7, 1949 |
OLD FASHIONED GARDEN TO BE THEME OF PRIMROSE SHOW APRIL 22,23,24 |
6 |
April 7, 1949 |
DAIRY MERGER OF PHANTOM LAKE; HAPPY VALLEY |
1 |
April 7, 1949 |
ATTORNEYS NAMED ON STREET ISSUE |
2 |
April 7, 1949 |
BILL AMES RESIGNS AS KANGAROO GRID COACH |
1 |
April 7, 1949 |
TAXIS CONSOLIDATE STANDS IN UP & UP |
1 |
April 7, 1949 |
DAN HJORT'S LAUNCH SECOND FISHING BOAT COMPLETE WITH CHRISTENING |
1 |
April 7, 1949 |
BETTER BUS SERVICE FOR KIRKLAND LOOMS |
1 |
April 7, 1949 |
SEWER WATER RATES FOR PEOPLE OUTSIDE KIRKLAND'S LIMITS |
7 |
April 14, 1949 |
COLMAN'S - EARTHQUAKE SALE |
6 |
April 14, 1949 |
EAST SIDE EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE SLIGHT |
1 |
April 14, 1949 |
PATRICIA JONES, GORDON WILBUR DAVIS |
10 |
April 14, 1949 |
CHAMBER VETOES NEEDHAM MOTION |
1 |
April 14, 1949 |
EGGS BY HUNDREDS WILL LURE YOUNG HUNTERS TO HIGH SCHOOL ON SUNDAY |
1 |
April 14, 1949 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL INVESTIGATES INSTALLING OWN WATER SYSTEM |
3 |
April 14, 1949 |
MCKENZIES, LORENE |
8 |
April 14, 1949 |
FERRY TRAFFIC IN DECLINE FOR MARCH |
1 |
April 14, 1949 |
WILL SIGN NEW FERRY AGREEMENT |
8 |
April 14, 1949 |
BUS TRANSPORTATION INTERESTS HOUGHTON |
3 |
April 14, 1949 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL INVESTIGATES INSTALLING OWN WATER SYSTEM |
3 |
April 21, 1949 |
ASPHALT PAVING CO - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
April 21, 1949 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
2 |
April 21, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (PENNINGTON, LAVERNE M) |
2 |
April 21, 1949 |
LOCAL CARPENTERS EMPLOYED ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL - CONTRACTOR |
3 |
April 21, 1949 |
BIDS CALLED FOR NEW NATIONAL GUARD BUILDING |
1 |
April 21, 1949 |
SALE OF PROJECT A DODGED BY COUNCIL |
8 |
April 21, 1949 |
BUSINESS TAX SUGGESTED |
1 |
April 21, 1949 |
UNCOVER FUND THAT MAY HELP PROGRAM |
3 |
April 21, 1949 |
CITY COUNCILMEN HEAR PROPOSALS FOR ANNEXATION |
5 |
April 21, 1949 |
LOCAL CARPENTERS EMPLOYED ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL - CONTRACTOR |
3 |
April 21, 1949 |
SATURDAY NIGHT IS CHARTER NIGHT FOR BARBER SHOP QUARTET SOCIETY |
1 |
April 21, 1949 |
THREE-DAY PRIMROSE SHOW OPENING FRIDAY |
1 |
April 21, 1949 |
LATEST FIRE APPRAISAL FOR KIRKLAND UPS BUILDINGS WORTH BY $100,00 |
5 |
April 21, 1949 |
BUSINESS TAX SUGGESTED |
1 |
April 21, 1949 |
HOUGHTON BRIEF COUNCIL NOTES |
9 |
April 21, 1949 |
ASPHALT PAVING CO OPENS LOCAL PLANT |
1 |
April 21, 1949 |
BIDS CALLED FOR NEW NATIONAL GUARD BUILDING |
1 |
April 21, 1949 |
GILES, CHARLES HENRY BURTON |
1 |
April 21, 1949 |
WILSON, MRS JAMES |
2 |
April 21, 1949 |
KIRKLAND ELIGIBLE FOR ENLARGED POST OFFICE... |
1 |
April 21, 1949 |
CLUB RAISES OBJECTION TO STATE'S SYSTEM OF GRANTING BUS FRANCHISE |
8 |
April 21, 1949 |
EAST SIDE TRAFFIC PROBLEM KNOTTY |
1 |
April 21, 1949 |
GARBAGE RATE DUE FOR 15% INCREASE |
7 |
April 21, 1949 |
WORK IS RESUMED ON SEWER PROJECT |
1 |
April 28, 1949 |
LAKESIDE HARDWARE - NEW LOCATION |
6 |
April 28, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (HALVERSON, CLARENCE E) |
2 |
April 28, 1949 |
WON'T POSTPONE SALE OF PROJECT CITY IS ADVISED |
1 |
April 28, 1949 |
THE GOOD OL' DAYS (BASEBALL) |
4 |
April 28, 1949 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TACKLES BUSINESS TAX |
3 |
April 28, 1949 |
PHYLLIS CRABTREE, FRED LIND |
10 |
April 28, 1949 |
OVER 700 JAM-PACK AUDITORIUM TO SEE BARBERS HARMONIZE |
6 |
April 28, 1949 |
BRIDGE CELEBRATION PLAN MOVING AHEAD; CARAVANS EXPECTED |
2 |
April 28, 1949 |
PRIMROSE SHOW HERE OVER WEEK END ATTRACTS 6220 PERSONS |
9 |
April 28, 1949 |
CLOSER CHECKING OF PARKING METERS |
1 |
April 28, 1949 |
BRIDGE CELEBRATION PLAN MOVING AHEAD; CARAVANS EXPECTED |
2 |
April 28, 1949 |
NEW 2-A HIGHWAY TO PARALLEL 116TH AVENUE |
1 |
April 28, 1949 |
SIDEWALK PROJECT GETS GREEN LIGHT |
1 |
April 28, 1949 |
MAXINE COLSON, MAX R BRUMMET |
10 |
May 5, 1949 |
FIRST NATIONAL BANK - NEW BUILDING |
14 |
May 5, 1949 |
PASTIME CAFE - NEW CORAL ROOM |
11 |
May 5, 1949 |
REGINALD COURTS' 15TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ATTRACTS 100 FRIEND |
11 |
May 5, 1949 |
THEATRE GROUP SEEKS FORMATION UNDER NEW COOPERATIVE PLAY PLAN |
11 |
May 5, 1949 |
ORCHID GOES TO MARY ARNOLD, 97; HER FATHER TAUGHT GENERAL GRANT |
9 |
May 5, 1949 |
YOUNG GRANDPARENTS CLAIMED BY INFANT (HARKINS, TERRIE ANN) |
3 |
May 5, 1949 |
BOOM LOWERED ON OWNER OF ANCIENT DOCK PROPERTY IN SOUTH KIRKLAND |
3 |
May 5, 1949 |
NEW STRUCTURES DOT DOWNTOWN |
7 |
May 5, 1949 |
OKEY PERMIT FOR NEW TRADEWELL |
6 |
May 5, 1949 |
GUY FARRAR WILL BUILD GROUP OF NEW HOMES HERE |
6 |
May 5, 1949 |
THREE HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION NEAR LAKE AT ROSE POINT |
7 |
May 5, 1949 |
BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $339614 DURING PAST YEAR IN CITY LIMITS... |
7 |
May 5, 1949 |
KIRKLAND IS GROWING, POPULATION IS MOUNTING; RURAL LIVING PLEASING |
6 |
May 5, 1949 |
PART OF ROSE HILL IS ANNEXED BY CITY |
6 |
May 5, 1949 |
HIGHEST RATING TO BAND AND ORCHESTRA |
3 |
May 5, 1949 |
PIG THAT VACUUMS FLOOR, GETS SHED OF DIRTY SOCKS COMING TO KIRKLAND |
9 |
May 5, 1949 |
SUMMER FESTIVAL BOOKED AUGUST 8 |
1 |
May 5, 1949 |
B RESIDENTS FLEE FRIDAY NOON FIRE |
1 |
May 5, 1949 |
COURTESY TICKETS GIVEN BY OFFICERS |
1 |
May 5, 1949 |
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GIVEN RECEPTION BY BPW ORGANIZATION |
1 |
May 5, 1949 |
SET RECREATION 1950 BUDGETS OF NEAR $6000 |
1 |
May 5, 1949 |
BUS HEARING WEDNESDAY ON SEATTLE SERVICE |
1 |
May 5, 1949 |
BUMPS, RUTS UNDER ATTACK |
1 |
May 5, 1949 |
JOYCE BROOKS, LEON L NICHOLS |
11 |
May 5, 1949 |
RUTH WELKE, JOHN NEEDHAM |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
PIONEER FEED & FUEL - OPEN HOUSE |
12 |
May 12, 1949 |
4-H POULTRY CLUB IS FORMED HERE |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
NEW DRAMA GROUP CALLS FOR ACTORS, STAGE HANDS, TO SELECT 3-ACT PL |
8 |
May 12, 1949 |
CHAMBER GROUP TOURS SCHOOL |
2 |
May 12, 1949 |
PATROL BOYS, GIRLS TO HAVE OUTING AT PLAYLAND FOR WORK |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
NEWEST ANNEXATION REQUEST HEARING SET |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
$866,000 BUDGET FOR SCHOOLS OK |
8 |
May 12, 1949 |
CHAMBER GROUP TOURS SCHOOL |
2 |
May 12, 1949 |
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT ON JUNE 8 |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
MCLAUGHLIN NAMED SCHOOL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
PRE-SCHOOL WINS GOLD TREE AWARD |
9 |
May 12, 1949 |
ROSE HILL SCHOOL TO HAVE NEW BOSS |
7 |
May 12, 1949 |
MISSES AND MATRONS MODEL GOWNS WORN IN THE DAYS OF "WAY BACK WHEN |
10 |
May 12, 1949 |
BEACHES UNDERGO POLLUTION TESTS |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
CANDIDATES FOR BRIDGE FETE QUEEN WILL PARADE HERE FOR FEDERATED C |
7 |
May 12, 1949 |
$1300 DEFICIT NOW FACES FIREMEN; NEED EXTRA HELP |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
FIRE PROTECTION ROSE HILL TOPIC |
2 |
May 12, 1949 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL BRIEF, BRIEFS |
5 |
May 12, 1949 |
HOUGHTON FOLKS TO LAY OWN DUST |
5 |
May 12, 1949 |
HOUGHTON GROUP TO OUTLINE BUDGET |
11 |
May 12, 1949 |
BEACHES UNDERGO POLLUTION TESTS |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
14-YEAR OLD GIRL ON 'BEER' SPREE |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
CHECK ON PARKING TIME NETS CASH |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
BRADSHAW, SARAH |
5 |
May 12, 1949 |
NELSON, CHARLES E |
5 |
May 12, 1949 |
4-H POULTRY CLUB IS FORMED HERE |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
ACTIVE CLUBBERS SEEKING MARBLE CHAMPION |
3 |
May 12, 1949 |
EAGLES PURCHASE WATERFRONT SITE |
5 |
May 12, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (EAST SIDE GARDEN CLUB) |
2 |
May 12, 1949 |
AMERICAN LEGION DISTRICT SPRING CONFERENCE HERE ON JUNE 3RD |
9 |
May 12, 1949 |
INSTALL MINIATURE PLAYING EQUIPMENT |
7 |
May 12, 1949 |
FIRE PROTECTION ROSE HILL TOPIC |
2 |
May 12, 1949 |
ROSE HILL SCHOOL TO HAVE NEW BOSS |
7 |
May 12, 1949 |
EXPRESS DOUBT ON DIRECT BUS ROUTE TO SEATTLE |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
HOUGHTON FOLKS TO LAY OWN DUST |
5 |
May 12, 1949 |
REPAIR WORK ON YARROW POINT ROADS STARTED |
1 |
May 12, 1949 |
MEETING MONDAY ON NORWOOD HOME PLAN |
5 |
May 19, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (NEEDHAM, ARTHUR E) |
2 |
May 19, 1949 |
THREE COMMERCIAL BUILDING OPENINGS SET FOR MAY, JUNE |
7 |
May 19, 1949 |
FIRST OF FARRAR HOMES STARTED; NEARS COMPLETION |
6 |
May 19, 1949 |
PROPOSE SALE PROJECTS A-B BY OCTOBER |
1 |
May 19, 1949 |
OPPORTUNITY BOND DRIVE STARTS HERE |
1 |
May 19, 1949 |
ANCIENT BUILDINGS AND PIERS MAKING WAY FOR IMPROVEMENT |
5 |
May 19, 1949 |
BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATIONS INCREASING HERE |
7 |
May 19, 1949 |
CONGRESSMAN PUSHES HARD ON $45000 FOR LOCAL SCHOOL DEFICIT |
3 |
May 19, 1949 |
VEHICLE TRAFFIC UP ON THE LESCHI |
14 |
May 19, 1949 |
FARES INCREASE GRANTED BUS LINE |
1 |
May 19, 1949 |
FLOATING BRIDGE TOLLS TO BE LIFTED JULY 2 |
1 |
May 19, 1949 |
FOUR CONTRACTORS BID ON SIDEWALKS; LOW IS $278,270 |
2 |
May 19, 1949 |
COUNCIL APPROVES ROSE POINT WATER LINE |
1 |
May 19, 1949 |
MEMORIAL FUND TO AID EAGLE CHILDREN OF WORLD WAR DEAD |
7 |
May 26, 1949 |
EARL'S AUTO PARTS - NEW LOCATION |
12 |
May 26, 1949 |
COMMUNITY THEATRE HAS FIRST ELECTION, WILL SELECT PLAY |
1 |
May 26, 1949 |
AUTO PARTS STORE IS MOVING WED. LARGER QUARTERS |
2 |
May 26, 1949 |
SECOND LAKE CROSSING IS URGED BY KIRKLAND C OF C |
1 |
May 26, 1949 |
JULY 12 ELECTION DATE ANNEXATION |
1 |
May 26, 1949 |
STATE CHAMPION (DAVIS, LUTHER - PHOTO) |
1 |
May 26, 1949 |
CENTRAL MAY POLE DANCE (PHOTO) |
1 |
May 26, 1949 |
PLANS VIRTUALLY COMPLETE FOR TOLL BRIDGE CELEBRATION ON JULY 2 |
9 |
May 26, 1949 |
UNITS MARCH IN MEMORIAL PARADE HERE |
1 |
May 26, 1949 |
KIRKLAND SIDEWALK PROJECT RUNS AFOUL; DELAYED UNTIL JANUARY |
3 |
May 26, 1949 |
NO DUSTY STREETS IF YOU PAY A FEE |
1 |
May 26, 1949 |
SECOND LAKE CROSSING IS URGED BY KIRKLAND C OF C |
1 |
May 26, 1949 |
WATER RATES UP 25 CENTS FOR ALL RESIDENCES |
1 |
May 26, 1949 |
BARBARA PUTT, BURTON WALKER |
10 |
June 2, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (MCKIBBEN, ERNEST C) |
2 |
June 2, 1949 |
CANTEEN WILL MOVE, BARRACKS COME DOWN |
3 |
June 2, 1949 |
COMMITTEE'S CITY STUDY NEARS FINISH |
1 |
June 2, 1949 |
SENIOR CLASS GRADUATES WEDNESDAY |
1 |
June 2, 1949 |
STUDENTS DEDICATE ANNUAL TO R R BOYD, ADVISOR AND COACH |
11 |
June 2, 1949 |
UGH! HEAP BIG CHIEF RAINWATER TO BRING TRIBE HERE FOR SUMMER FETE |
4 |
June 2, 1949 |
WILL ADD PRECINCTS TO SPEED UP VOTING |
1 |
June 2, 1949 |
COLORFUL PARADE, MEMORIAL RITES, HONOR HEROES WHO DIED IN BATTLE |
1 |
June 2, 1949 |
PENNIES, NICKELS SAME EVERY WEEK POLICE DISCOVER |
1 |
June 2, 1949 |
KLAMM, WILLIAM |
5 |
June 2, 1949 |
BRIDGE TOLL ELIMINATION, HIGHWAY SEEN AS BOON TO LOCAL REAL ESTATE |
8 |
June 2, 1949 |
EXPAND DISTRICT SUMMER RECREATION |
1 |
June 2, 1949 |
BOXING SHOW FOR LOCALS IS BILLED |
9 |
June 2, 1949 |
BARBARA LEWIS, ROBERT REED |
4 |
June 2, 1949 |
GEORGIA LOU SAVILLE, ROLFE AUSEN |
4 |
June 9, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (COLMAN, ROY B) |
2 |
June 9, 1949 |
12 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES WIN $2000 SCHOLARSHIPS |
1 |
June 9, 1949 |
THESE 129 "FORTY-NINERS" RECEIVE HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS (PHOTOS) |
1 |
June 9, 1949 |
CARAVAN FROM HERE IN TOLL CELEBRATION |
1 |
June 9, 1949 |
NEW P O ROUTES FOR REDMOND, KIRKLAND AREAS |
1 |
June 9, 1949 |
DONUT FACTORY ESTABLISHED HERE |
14 |
June 9, 1949 |
HOUGHTON BEACH HAS RED CROSS GUARD |
14 |
June 9, 1949 |
VFW INCREASES MEMBERSHIP 144% |
2 |
June 9, 1949 |
SWIMMING PROGRAM OPENS MONDAY, TRANSPORTATION IS FREE IN DISTRICT |
1 |
June 9, 1949 |
ROSE HILL WATER CONNECTIONS UP |
5 |
June 9, 1949 |
NEW WATER LINE IS STALEMATED |
1 |
June 9, 1949 |
ROSE HILL WATER CONNECTIONS UP |
5 |
June 9, 1949 |
GIVEN MEDAL IN FATHER'S MEMORY (HORNER, MARGARET - WILLIAM) |
1 |
June 9, 1949 |
MAXINE ROBERTS, RICHARD MATHEWSON |
4 |
June 16, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (EVERETT, HARRY MILTON) |
2 |
June 16, 1949 |
MULLIGAN'S ANNOUNCE STORE REMODELING FOR "SELF-SERVICE" |
7 |
June 16, 1949 |
CHAMBER PUTS OK ON SALES CLASSES |
1 |
June 16, 1949 |
CITY STUDY REPORT DUE ON MONDAY |
1 |
June 16, 1949 |
1949 GRADUATING CLASS LOOKS PUNY; LOOK AT THE NUMBER OF SOPHS |
12 |
June 16, 1949 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS OWN RURAL, TOWN DELIVERY |
1 |
June 16, 1949 |
LOCATI, ALENE MAY |
15 |
June 16, 1949 |
KENNETH L MILES ASSUMES PULPIT |
14 |
June 16, 1949 |
CROSSING PROTECTION SEEN FOR HOUGHTON |
7 |
June 23, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (RAMQUIST, REUEL T) |
2 |
June 23, 1949 |
SENOR PAUL RAZZORE WILL CARRY GARBAGE IF MANY KIRKLAND FRIENDS ME |
7 |
June 23, 1949 |
FORCE WORK STOPPAGE ON SCHOOL |
1 |
June 23, 1949 |
CHAMBER GROUP FACES CROSSROADS |
1 |
June 23, 1949 |
CHARLOTTE HAZELET, ARMUS TURTAINEN |
10 |
June 23, 1949 |
GLORIA MORTENSEN, EARL STEBERL |
10 |
June 23, 1949 |
PATRICIA ANN BROGAN, MYRON JOHNSON |
10 |
June 23, 1949 |
PLAN
CITY-WIDE BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM, SEEK COOPERATION OF ALL |
8 |
June 23, 1949 |
CITY ON BAND WAGON FOR TOLL SPAN FETE; SEEK FLOAT ENTRIES |
6 |
June 23, 1949 |
FEDERATED CLUBS IN RIFF OVER QUEENS |
1 |
June 23, 1949 |
GOVERNOR WILL CUT RIBBON AT TOLL PLAZA PRECISELY AT 4:32 JULY 2ND |
6 |
June 23, 1949 |
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS MAYOR ASSISTANT |
1 |
June 23, 1949 |
REPORT ON YOUR CITY |
1 |
June 23, 1949 |
DIEW, WASHINGTON A |
5 |
June 23, 1949 |
DONALD, WILLIAM R |
5 |
June 23, 1949 |
HILL, JANE |
8 |
June 23, 1949 |
PRINCE, FRANCES GRAHAM |
7 |
June 23, 1949 |
SALMI, VICKI LOU |
1 |
June 23, 1949 |
DAY CAMP OPENS IN KIRKLAND PARK |
1 |
June 23, 1949 |
GOVERNOR WILL CUT RIBBON AT TOLL PLAZA PRECISELY AT 4:32 JULY 2ND |
6 |
June 23, 1949 |
CITY APPROVES $100,000 WATER SYSTEM MODERNIZATION, EXTENSION PROGRESS |
1 |
June 23, 1949 |
COMMITTEE STUDY ON GARBAGE BIDS |
1 |
June 23, 1949 |
JOYCE LORRAINE HOLEN, RICHARD E NELSON |
7 |
June 30, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (FERGUSON, WALTER V) |
2 |
June 30, 1949 |
ACTION OVERDUE ON GUARD BUILDING |
8 |
June 30, 1949 |
LAKEVIEW TERRACE ON SALE NEXT WEEK |
1 |
June 30, 1949 |
MULLIGAN'S BEGIN SELF SERVE PLAN |
1 |
June 30, 1949 |
REVIVAL OF CHAMBER IS LAUNCHED |
1 |
June 30, 1949 |
LOCAL DAY NURSERY, STARTED IN 1942 FOR WAR WORKER'S CHILDREN, OPEN |
17 |
June 30, 1949 |
HUB OF THE EASTSIDE (AERIAL PHOTO OF DOWNTOWN) |
12 |
June 30, 1949 |
KIRKLAND AS "HUB GREATER EAST SIDE", LARGEST INCORPORATED CITY |
13 |
June 30, 1949 |
ALICE MAE SCHULTZ, CHARLES F EMERY |
10 |
June 30, 1949 |
DERBY COMMITTEE PLANNING FLOAT IN TOLL REMOVAL FETE THIS SATURDAY |
14 |
June 30, 1949 |
JUANITA MISS WILL RIDE IN BRIDGE QUEEN'S ROYAL FLOAT IN PARADE |
9 |
June 30, 1949 |
SUMMER FESTIVAL CRAMMED FULL OF SPARKLING ACTS |
16 |
June 30, 1949 |
EARLY TRANSPORTATION (OLD PHOTO OF REDMOND-KIRKLAND STAGE) |
2 |
June 30, 1949 |
LIFTING OF TARIFFS ON LAKE BRIDGE RECALLS EARLY TRANSPORTATION DA |
13 |
June 30, 1949 |
PREDICTED BRIDGE FIFTY YEARS AGO |
12 |
June 30, 1949 |
TOLL CELEBRATION IS REMINISCENT OF DAYS WHEN "ELFIN" PLIED THE
LA |
15 |
June 30, 1949 |
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT TAKES TARGET HONORS AT SUMMER CAMP |
3 |
June 30, 1949 |
RECOR, HAROLD |
1 |
June 30, 1949 |
BROWNIE TROOPS GROW IN STATURE FROM SMALL BEGINNINGS |
9 |
June 30, 1949 |
RECREATION PROGRAM AT HEIGHTS EXPANDS WITH STAFF LARGER |
17 |
June 30, 1949 |
REV BAILEY TO LEAVE KIRKLAND, GOING TO OLYMPIA |
14 |
June 30, 1949 |
TOLL CELEBRATION IS REMINISCENT OF DAYS WHEN "ELFIN" PLIED THE
LA |
15 |
June 30, 1949 |
$10,000,000 BRIDGE TOLL FREE SATURDAY |
1 |
June 30, 1949 |
BRIDGE FACTS AND FIGURES |
1 |
June 30, 1949 |
LIFTING OF TARIFFS ON LAKE BRIDGE RECALLS EARLY TRANSPORTATION DA |
13 |
June 30, 1949 |
PREDICTED BRIDGE FIFTY YEARS AGO |
12 |
June 30, 1949 |
PHONE DIRECTORY READY FOR PATRONS |
8 |
June 30, 1949 |
CATHERINE GORDON, ARNOLD GUNDERSON |
3 |
June 30, 1949 |
DENVERTA THOMAS, ALLEN MCKINNEY |
10 |
June 30, 1949 |
JOAN BARNETT, ALFRED RIGGS |
10 |
July 7, 1949 |
TROTTER SEWING MACHINE SERVICE - GRAND OPENING |
8 |
July 7, 1949 |
CASTING STARTING ON CLAUDIA BY PLAYERS |
1 |
July 7, 1949 |
SUMMER BAND TRAINING PROGRAM STARTED FOR 62 MUSIC STUDENTS |
3 |
July 7, 1949 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
6 |
July 7, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (AVERY, RON) |
2 |
July 7, 1949 |
POWELL, JOHNSON IN NEW QUARTERS |
2 |
July 7, 1949 |
SECTION ROSE HILL FAVORS ANNEXATION |
1 |
July 7, 1949 |
THERE'S NO TIME TO LOSE... (NEW BRIDGE) |
2 |
July 7, 1949 |
SUMMER FESTIVAL QUEEN TO BE NAMED |
1 |
July 7, 1949 |
FOUL BALL MAY COST CITY $700 DAMAGES |
1 |
July 7, 1949 |
SLIGHT DECREASE IN TRAFFIC NOTED |
1 |
July 7, 1949 |
BRIDGE CELEBRATION CARAVAN SCORES ALONG 50-MILE ROUTE TO CEREMONIES |
12 |
July 7, 1949 |
GEARS GREASED BY CHAMBER FOR NEW BRIDGE CROSSING |
1 |
July 7, 1949 |
MOVEMENT STARTS FOR SECOND LAKE CROSSING |
1 |
July 7, 1949 |
AUTOMATIC DIAL PHONES BY 1950, TOLLS OFF SOME |
1 |
July 7, 1949 |
ORDER WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT, STUDY BIDS ON FIRST THREE PARTS |
1 |
July 7, 1949 |
MARGARET HEINRICH, ED BOMAN |
8 |
July 14, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (GATES, EARL W) |
2 |
July 14, 1949 |
WAY BEING CLEARED FOR NEW NATIONAL GUARD SERVICE BLDG |
6 |
July 14, 1949 |
CHAMBER REPORT URGES FULL-TIME SECRETARY; NO BOARD DIRECTORS |
3 |
July 14, 1949 |
PLAYGROUND PROGRAM IS ATTRACTING BOYS AND GIRLS DAILY TO CIVIC CE |
2 |
July 14, 1949 |
LAKEVIEW TERRACE SALE STARTING DATE STILL UNCERTAIN, OFFICIALS SAY |
5 |
July 14, 1949 |
ROSE HILL ANNEXATION REJECTED 80 TO 30 |
1 |
July 14, 1949 |
HUNDREDS OF HORSES, FLOATS BY GROSS TO BE IN KIRKLAND SUMMER FEST |
6 |
July 14, 1949 |
KIDDIES PARADE PLANS LOOM LARGE |
1 |
July 14, 1949 |
HOT RODS ROAR AND RESIDENTS RAVE; TURN DOWNTOWN STREETS INTO TRACK |
1 |
July 14, 1949 |
POLICE CAPTURE SAFEWAY THIEVES |
1 |
July 14, 1949 |
POLICEMAN HALTS AIRPLANE FLIGHT |
1 |
July 14, 1949 |
WAY BEING CLEARED FOR NEW NATIONAL GUARD SERVICE BLDG |
6 |
July 14, 1949 |
RIGGS, CLARENCE C |
2 |
July 14, 1949 |
ROSE HILL ORGANIZATIONS ARE BACKING NEW SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM |
6 |
July 14, 1949 |
FORMER RESIDENT HOLDS PRESBYTERY POST IN ILLINOIS |
6 |
July 14, 1949 |
ROSE HILL ANNEXATION REJECTED 80 TO 30 |
1 |
July 14, 1949 |
FATE OF KIRKLAND-SEATTLE FERRY STILL HANGING IN THE BALANCE |
9 |
July 14, 1949 |
ROAD ASSOCIATION WILL SPEARHEAD CROSSING SURVEY |
1 |
July 14, 1949 |
H AASHEIM FIRST IN PHONE BOOK; ZWEIFELHOFER IN LAST; JOHNSONS MOST |
9 |
July 14, 1949 |
PAT DOBBS, GLEN GRIFFIS |
10 |
July 14, 1949 |
PHYLLIS ANN CRABTREE, FREDERICK LIND |
10 |
July 21, 1949 |
ONE THINGS FOR CERTAIN; FESTIVAL QUEEN IS A-NO 1 (GASCH, DIANE) |
2 |
July 21, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (BARGEWELL, WALTER S) |
2 |
July 21, 1949 |
COUNCIL DIFFERS ON DOCK DISPOSAL; MOORAGE SOUGHT |
9 |
July 21, 1949 |
LOCAL CHURCH STARTS BASEMENT BUILDING; COST ABOUT $25000 |
6 |
July 21, 1949 |
EAST SIDE ROTARIANS HERE ATOMIC EXPERT |
6 |
July 21, 1949 |
PATSY BROGAN, MYRON JOHNSON |
6 |
July 21, 1949 |
DIANE GASCH SELECTED TO RULE OVER SUMMER FESTIVAL HERE ON AUG 6 |
1 |
July 21, 1949 |
$7200 CLAIM FILED AGAINST CITY FOR CRICKET BALL INJURY |
1 |
July 21, 1949 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL BRIEF BRIEFS |
14 |
July 21, 1949 |
POLICE DEPARTMENT ISSUES WARNING TO 2-ON-1 BICYCLISTS |
3 |
July 21, 1949 |
MORGAN, MRS C E |
6 |
July 21, 1949 |
NELSON, CLARA |
5 |
July 21, 1949 |
DEFICIT OPERATION FACES CITY FERRY BY END OF JULY |
9 |
July 21, 1949 |
COMPLAINTS MANY IN PHONE HEARING |
1 |
July 21, 1949 |
WATER, SEWER PROJECTS GET GREEN LIGHT |
1 |
July 21, 1949 |
STRONG WINDS TOSS JUANITA BAY BOATS |
12 |
July 28, 1949 |
MULLIGAN'S - FIRE SALE |
5 |
July 28, 1949 |
FERRY IMPORTANT TO FRANK GILBERT, HE'S PLIED LAKE FOR NEARLY 50 Y |
1 |
July 28, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (BRATT, JOHN H) |
2 |
July 28, 1949 |
BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $89600 |
6 |
July 28, 1949 |
CITY TO CONDEMN KIRKLAND AVE BUILDING |
9 |
July 28, 1949 |
EXPLOSION BLOWS OUT WINDOWS OF HARRIS SHOE STORE |
7 |
July 28, 1949 |
MULLIGAN $75000 FIRE CAUSE STILL IS UNDETERMINED (PHOTO) |
1 |
July 28, 1949 |
PAULSON PRAISES WORK OF FIREMEN |
5 |
July 28, 1949 |
PETERSEN, NELS |
16 |
July 28, 1949 |
POWELL, OLIVE |
14 |
July 28, 1949 |
HOUGHTON PARK CONCESSION BID CALLED BY COUNTY |
1 |
July 28, 1949 |
DECLINE IN FERRY REVENUES AND PASSENGERS CITED BY HAUN |
3 |
July 28, 1949 |
REFUSE BUS SERVICE FROM HEIGHTS TO SEATTLE |
1 |
July 28, 1949 |
SURVEY OF SECOND LAKE CROSSING PROBABLE |
1 |
July 28, 1949 |
AUTOMATIC PHONE EQUIPMENT EXPECTED HERE BY NOVEMBER |
1 |
July 28, 1949 |
OPEN BIDS TOTALING $64373 FOR CITY'S WATER SYSTEM PROGRAM |
7 |
July 28, 1949 |
WATER STORAGE COVER TO USE OLD TRUSSES PREVIOUSLY TOO HIGH |
1 |
July 28, 1949 |
MINNIE MUHS, DAMON L CHAMNESS |
2 |
July 28, 1949 |
RUTH LORENTZ, JAMES WUBBENA |
10 |
August 4, 1949 |
MULLIGAN'S - FIRE SALE |
6 |
August 4, 1949 |
YOUTHS TURN OUT FOR CANTEEN JOB |
1 |
August 4, 1949 |
FESTIVAL OPENS FRIDAY |
1 |
August 4, 1949 |
FESTIVAL PROGRAM |
1 |
August 4, 1949 |
'GOSSITE' PLANT FUNCTIONING OK, CHAMBER IS TOLD |
2 |
August 4, 1949 |
KIRKLAND MERCHANT, "SLOW" MOVING CAR, IS THROWN IN JAIL BY
OFFICE |
1 |
August 4, 1949 |
BOWEN, MABEL |
8 |
August 4, 1949 |
BROOKS, HENRY |
8 |
August 4, 1949 |
ROTARY TO HEAR EMMETT WATSON |
1 |
August 4, 1949 |
PLAN NUMBERING FOR CITY STREETS AT LONG MEETING |
1 |
August 4, 1949 |
CITY STUDIES POSSIBILITY OF OPERATING MUNICIPAL POWER SYSTEM |
9 |
August 4, 1949 |
CONTRACTS SIGNED FOR FIRST PORTION OF WATER EXTENSION PROGRAM |
3 |
August 4, 1949 |
COUNCIL APPROVES BOND PURCHASE FOR WATER MAINS |
2 |
August 4, 1949 |
DOLLY NELSON, WILLIAM ELLIS |
10 |
August 4, 1949 |
PATRICIA ANN BROGAN, MYRON F JOHNSON |
11 |
August 4, 1949 |
PATRICIA LANE WOLD, WILLIAM L CLARK |
10 |
August 11, 1949 |
TELEPHONE SERVICE - TELEPHONE EXPANSION STATS |
3 |
August 11, 1949 |
CITY BAND PLAYS IN CONCERT HERE ON FRIDAY NIGHT |
1 |
August 11, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (BEARDSLEY, WALTER H) |
2 |
August 11, 1949 |
POWELL BUILDING WORK UNDERWAY |
7 |
August 11, 1949 |
LAKEVIEW TERRACE NURSERY SPACE CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE |
3 |
August 11, 1949 |
BOOKTER'S MOVE |
1 |
August 11, 1949 |
K-L MACHINE WORKS CHANGES OWNERSHIP |
3 |
August 11, 1949 |
BARBARA HARIG, RAY CONOVER |
10 |
August 11, 1949 |
FESTIVAL FINANCES OKEY; STUDY VITAL REPORT NEXT WEEK |
1 |
August 11, 1949 |
FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS (PHOTOS OF SUMMER FESTIVAL) |
1 |
August 11, 1949 |
KIRKLAND SUMMER FESTIVAL PARADE DECLARED "FINEST" |
1 |
August 11, 1949 |
WINNERS IN FESTIVAL FLOAT PARADE PICKED; ROSE POINT TAKES TOP SPOT |
1 |
August 11, 1949 |
HOUGHTON CALLS FOR BIDS ON STREET LIGHTING |
1 |
August 11, 1949 |
HOUGHTON WILL CALL FOR GARBAGE BIDS |
3 |
August 11, 1949 |
PLANT GETS SET FOR PRODUCTION (PUGET SOUND PRODUCTS COMPANY) |
2 |
August 11, 1949 |
JUDGE CONTINUES AVERY'S HEARING |
1 |
August 11, 1949 |
PATROL CHIEF IN TRAFFIC WARNING |
16 |
August 11, 1949 |
BROOKS, HENRY |
14 |
August 11, 1949 |
KELLIE, VELBORG |
4 |
August 11, 1949 |
LAUNCH DRIVE TO SAVE BALL PARK LIGHTS |
1 |
August 11, 1949 |
FEDERATED CLUBS URGE 2ND BRIDGE |
8 |
August 11, 1949 |
FOUR LANE HIGHWAY TO HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND GAINS SUPPORT |
9 |
August 11, 1949 |
CONCRETE COVER TO REPLACE WOOD TRUSS OVER CITY'S WATER RESERVOIR |
13 |
August 11, 1949 |
GATES LASHES OUT AT COMMISSION'S PHONE REPORT |
2 |
August 11, 1949 |
GLORIA MORTENSEN, EARL STEBERL |
10 |
August 11, 1949 |
PHYLLIS WARNECK, BURYL ROCKWELL |
10 |
August 18, 1949 |
STATUS OF LAKEVIEW TERRACE NURSERY CAUSES LIVELY DISCUSSION |
3 |
August 18, 1949 |
FURNITURE MAN TAKES OVER AT KIRK. HARDWARE |
9 |
August 18, 1949 |
NEW BARBER TAKES OVER HAP'S PLACE |
8 |
August 18, 1949 |
CHANGE IN CHAMBER OPERATION TABLED; UP AGAIN TUESDAY |
2 |
August 18, 1949 |
FUND IS STARTED FOR BERKEYS BY FAMILY'S FRIENDS |
1 |
August 18, 1949 |
CHAMBER QUANDRY |
2 |
August 18, 1949 |
CITY ADMINISTRATION |
2 |
August 18, 1949 |
DOUBLE-SHIFTING IN UPPER FIVE GRADES NEEDED |
1 |
August 18, 1949 |
NEW SCHOOL TEACHERS (PHOTOS) |
1 |
August 18, 1949 |
SCHOOLS OPENING ON SEPTEMBER 7, ATTENDANCE SOARS |
1 |
August 18, 1949 |
CLAIREMAE SNYDER, DON BECHTEL |
10 |
August 18, 1949 |
NETTIE LOU BRANSON, WALTER VERNE FERGUSON |
10 |
August 18, 1949 |
MUSIC ENTHUSIASTS HEAR BAND CONCERT |
3 |
August 18, 1949 |
NEW EAST SIDE RESIDENT TELLS HIS IMPRESSIONS OF LIFE IN UNITED ST |
7 |
August 18, 1949 |
P O GOES MODERN; PUSH-BUTTON STAMP VENDOR INSTALLED |
7 |
August 18, 1949 |
RAGSDALE, LEE C |
8 |
August 18, 1949 |
SMILEY, FRANCES |
8 |
August 18, 1949 |
STREET DANCE TO GET LIGHTS DRIVE UNDERWAY FRI |
1 |
August 18, 1949 |
N P OFFICE WILL CLOSE SATURDAYS |
1 |
August 18, 1949 |
$200,000 WATER SYSTEM CONTRACTS LET |
1 |
August 18, 1949 |
DIAL EQUIPMENT IN NEW BUILDING |
3 |
August 18, 1949 |
MABEL HANSON, WILBURT POOL |
10 |
August 25, 1949 |
OUR TOWN (ANDERSON, MR AND MRS ORVAL E) |
2 |
August 25, 1949 |
SPACIOUS STRUCTURE IS THE 'LAST WORD' IN MODERN LIVING (HARGRAVE) |
6 |
August 25, 1949 |
GOOD FRIENDS AND GOOD CITIZENS AID BERKEY WIDOW, THREE SMALL CHILDREN |
1 |
August 25, 1949 |
THIRTY NEW TEACHERS ADDED TO STAFF |
1 |
August 25, 1949 |
BARBER QUARTETS STAGE JAMBOREE SATURDAY NIGHT |
1 |
August 25, 1949 |
LOCAL BRUSH FIRES CONSTANT MENACE |
1 |
August 25, 1949 |
KIRKLAND INDUSTRY (PHOTO OF "LITTERATORS") |
1 |
August 25, 1949 |
KIRKLAND POULTRYMAN INVENTS HANDY ITEM FOR STIRRING CHICKEN LITTER |
12 |
August 25, 1949 |
PAGING FBI! BOYS DISCOVER GUNS NEAR PIER AT SHIPYARDS SATURDAY |
13 |
August 25, 1949 |
DOBBS, MARY L |
15 |
August 25, 1949 |
MARCYES, EDWARD W |
5 |
August 25, 1949 |
STUART, VIOLA |
1 |
August 25, 1949 |
WHITING, CLARENCE J |
5 |
August 25, 1949 |
LEWIS BAILEY TO DELIVER LAST SERVICE SUNDAY |
14 |
August 25, 1949 |
EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (LESCHI FERRY) |
1 |
August 25, 1949 |
STATE ASSISTANCE FOR FERRY SOUGHT |
1 |
August 25, 1949 |
DOROTHY HAINES, CHARLES WESCOTT |
10 |
September 1,
1949 |
JAPAN CONTACTED DIRECTLY IN EARLY PICKUP BY F J KING, RADIO
"HAM" |
8 |
September 1,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (MORGAN, LEONARD) |
2 |
September 1,
1949 |
CONGREGATION MOVES INTO NEW AUDITORIUM |
11 |
September 1,
1949 |
FUND FOR BERKEY FAMILY IS GROWING; GENEROUS CONTRIBUTORS AID DRIVE |
1 |
September 1,
1949 |
THE FERRY IS DOOMED! |
1 |
September 1,
1949 |
ADULT EDUCATION FALL TERM COURSES WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 26 |
11 |
September 1,
1949 |
SCHOOL OPENING INSTRUCTIONS TOLD |
10 |
September 1,
1949 |
TEACHERS READY FOR SCHOOL OPENING, STAFF IS INCREASED TO 146 |
4 |
September 1,
1949 |
PACKED HOUSE IN NOVEMBER ASSURE AFTER BARBERS' SHOWING AT BELLEVUE |
2 |
September 1,
1949 |
MADAME ZORA, WHO KNOWS NOTHING, FEATURED JUANITA FAIR PERFORMER |
2 |
September 1,
1949 |
ONLY ONE POLIO CASE REPORTED IN AREA, HEALTH MAN STATES |
1 |
September 1,
1949 |
GOSSITE PLANT READY FOR FULL PRODUCTION |
1 |
September 1,
1949 |
JUNIOR GARDENING CLUB BEING ORGANIZED FOR BOYS AND GIRLS |
3 |
September 1,
1949 |
REVIVAL MEETINGS STARTED AT CHURCH |
12 |
September 1,
1949 |
FERRY LESCHI'S DAYS ARE NUMBERED -- HAUN |
1 |
September 1,
1949 |
START BRIDGE SURVEY IMMEDIATELY - LANGLIE |
1 |
September 1,
1949 |
PLAN NEW DUMP FOR EAST SIDE |
1 |
September 1,
1949 |
MARCELLA MODDISON, BOBBIE LEE LYTLE |
4 |
September 1,
1949 |
MARJORIE NELSON, JOHN REUTER |
4 |
September 1,
1949 |
MARLYS JAMES, ARTHUR W MARTIN |
4 |
September 8,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (VERBARENDSE, JOHN) |
2 |
September 8,
1949 |
EXPANSION PLANS TOLD BY WAH MEI |
6 |
September 8,
1949 |
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT APPEARS ON INCREASE |
1 |
September 8,
1949 |
PRELIMINARY BUDGET SET AT $340,901 |
1 |
September 8,
1949 |
RELIGIOUS CENSUS IN JUANITA PLANNED |
14 |
September 8,
1949 |
KEEP FERRY ON! |
1 |
September 8,
1949 |
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR |
2 |
September 8,
1949 |
DIAL PHONES |
1 |
September 8,
1949 |
JEANNE AMRINE, VAL MCREARY |
10 |
September 8,
1949 |
PATRICIA ANN FUERST, GORDON GENE MERRILL |
10 |
September 8,
1949 |
PHYLLIS WARNECK, BURYL ROCKWELL |
10 |
September 8,
1949 |
SHARON BRYDEN, HAROLD W KENT JR |
10 |
September 15,
1949 |
SILVER ANNIVERSARIES OBSERVED SAT. BY C SCOTT'S FRIENDS, MOCK WED |
11 |
September 15,
1949 |
SALE OF TERRACE AWAITS FRANCHISE GRANT TO UTILITY |
1 |
September 15,
1949 |
UP 'N UP RESTAURANT HAS NEW MANAGERS |
2 |
September 15,
1949 |
LOCAL CANNERY BEEHIVE OF ACTIVITY; OVER 300 HURRY TASTY FRUIT INT |
12 |
September 15,
1949 |
3959 IN LOCAL CLASSROOMS |
9 |
September 15,
1949 |
OVER 23 COURSES IN ADULT CLASSES |
6 |
September 15,
1949 |
NIGHT BURGLARIES NET RADIO, CASH |
1 |
September 15,
1949 |
CLARK, REV CHESTER M |
1 |
September 15,
1949 |
PLUMB, FREEMAN H |
1 |
September 15,
1949 |
RECREATION PROGRAM SET FOR OPENING |
1 |
September 15,
1949 |
DECK LOADING TO START ON FRIDAY |
1 |
September 15,
1949 |
CHARLOTTE HAZELET, ARMAS TURTAINEN |
10 |
September 22,
1949 |
'THE DRAGON', IRISH COMEDY, HERE AT CIVIC CENTER ON OCTOBER 15TH |
2 |
September 22,
1949 |
NEW LAUNDERETTE OPENS TOMORROW |
1 |
September 22,
1949 |
ASK NEW QUORUM RULE IN CHAMBER |
1 |
September 22,
1949 |
IRATE OVER UNSAFE BRIDGES - DEMAND ACTION |
1 |
September 22,
1949 |
PATRICIA VAUX, JOSEPH SIM |
10 |
September 22,
1949 |
YOUTHS ARRESTED ON AUTO THEFTS, STEAL BURN CAR |
1 |
September 22,
1949 |
NEW NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY TO OPEN IN KIRKLAND IN OCTOBER |
3 |
September 22,
1949 |
KIRKLAND NEEDS BETTER TERMINAL |
1 |
September 22,
1949 |
ASK ROAD GROUP TO SUPPORT SPAN |
1 |
September 22,
1949 |
IRATE OVER UNSAFE BRIDGES - DEMAND ACTION |
1 |
September 22,
1949 |
GLORIA WALKER, RONALD WAYNE SHAW |
11 |
September 22,
1949 |
JEANNE PETERSON, VINCENT BOOKIE |
10 |
September 22,
1949 |
LOIS HOLMQUIST, WALTER COSTELLO |
11 |
September 29,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (PATTY, OLLIS W) |
2 |
September 29,
1949 |
START WARD BUILDING NEAR OLD CITY HALL |
1 |
September 29,
1949 |
OLD BARRACKS BUILDING USED ENTIRELY FOR ADULT EDUCATION, 500 ENROLL |
8 |
September 29,
1949 |
MOM'S CAFE HAS NEW OPERATORS |
1 |
September 29,
1949 |
PLANS SHAPE UP FOR FIRST DISTRICT PARADE OF BARBERSHOP QUARTETS |
1 |
September 29,
1949 |
DONATION TO FIRE DEPARTMENT SENT IN WITH LETTER EXPRESSING THANKS |
7 |
September 29,
1949 |
PRE-SCHOOL GROUP TO HEAR NURSE |
1 |
September 29,
1949 |
LIBRARY PROBLEMS DISCUSSED BY GROUP |
8 |
September 29,
1949 |
WILL GIVE MEDALS ART GUARD MEETING |
1 |
September 29,
1949 |
CHAMBER ENTHUSED OVER ART NEEDHAM'S ROADS ASSIGNMENT |
1 |
September 29,
1949 |
TWO NEW BRIDGES FOR AVONDALE THIS FALL PROMISED BY COUNTY |
3 |
September 29,
1949 |
VIRGINIA BROWN, JORDAN A FOSLAND |
6 |
October 6, 1949 |
COUPLES CELEBRATE TWO ANNIVERSARIES (BROWN, MR AND MRS FRED) |
1 |
October 6, 1949 |
COUPLES CELEBRATE TWO ANNIVERSARIES (LENTZ, MR AND MRS E O) |
1 |
October 6, 1949 |
BPW WILL OBSERVE BUSINESS WEEK |
1 |
October 6, 1949 |
CHAMBER BALANCE $315, FITCH SAYS |
1 |
October 6, 1949 |
SCHOOL BUDGET SET AT $911,981 |
1 |
October 6, 1949 |
JANET BENSON, HOWARD L QUIGLEY |
10 |
October 6, 1949 |
BARBER ASSIGNMENTS MADE FOR DISTRICT SONG CHAMPIONSHIPS |
1 |
October 6, 1949 |
SET HEARING FOR FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 41 AROUND KIRKLAND |
9 |
October 6, 1949 |
CITY COUNCIL CUTS BUDGET TO $276,581 |
1 |
October 6, 1949 |
RESIGNS (WILLIAMS, JOHN) |
1 |
October 6, 1949 |
INVALID CARS TO BE MADE LOCALLY |
8 |
October 6, 1949 |
DR JOSEPH D FEEK JOINS LOCAL CLINIC |
3 |
October 6, 1949 |
IMPROVED BUS SERVICE TO FERRY REDMOND'S NEED |
1 |
October 6, 1949 |
AVONDALE BRIDGES ARE CAUSE OF FORTY MILE DETOUR BY SCHOOL BUS |
1 |
October 6, 1949 |
MARION BOYD, ANTHONY W LENTZ |
10 |
October 13,
1949 |
MANNINGS OBSERVES THEIR 50TH ANNIVERSARY ... (MANNING, ROLLAND) |
2 |
October 13,
1949 |
JANET HAUGEN, IN JOURNAL STORY, DESCRIBES THE SHOPS IN OSLO |
10 |
October 13,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (PERRINE, E) |
2 |
October 13,
1949 |
HOSPITAL PLANS ENLARGEMENT, MODERNIZATION |
1 |
October 13,
1949 |
HOUSING PROJECT SALE WAY CLEARED |
1 |
October 13,
1949 |
MERCHANDISE SHOW OPENS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 |
1 |
October 13,
1949 |
NEW MANAGER TAKES OVER KANDY KANE |
5 |
October 13,
1949 |
SCHOOL EXPANSION PROGRAM WILL BE AIRED IN DISTRICT |
1 |
October 13,
1949 |
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK PROCLAIMED |
1 |
October 13,
1949 |
FIREMEN'S PAY IS 20 CENTS AN HOUR BUT WORK ISN'T HARD-ONLY SELDOM |
1 |
October 13,
1949 |
HOUGHTON ANNEXATION VOTE TUESDAY |
1 |
October 13,
1949 |
RAISE HOUGHTON BUDGET FOR '50 |
8 |
October 13,
1949 |
SANFORD, FRANCES ELIZABETH |
7 |
October 13,
1949 |
BRIDGE DELEGATES FROM AVONDALE TALK WITH EVANS |
1 |
October 13,
1949 |
GOOD ROADS DELEGATE URGES BOND ISSUE FOR HIGHWAY WORK |
3 |
October 13,
1949 |
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT SURVEY ON EAST SIDE IS NOW UNDERWAY |
9 |
October 13,
1949 |
HIGH WIND DAMAGES BUILDINGS, TREES EAST OF JUANITA ON WEDNESDAY |
7 |
October 20,
1949 |
H GALTS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING AT FAMILY GATHERING |
10 |
October 20,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (MCEVOY, JAMES P ) |
2 |
October 20,
1949 |
RADIO HAMS ... GET TOGETHER HERE (KING, F J "JINX") |
1 |
October 20,
1949 |
WORK UNDERWAY ON THEIN-WALLACE MODERN MEDICAL AND OPTICAL CLINIC |
8 |
October 20,
1949 |
MERCHANDISE SHOW STRESSES FACT CITY IS EAST SIDE MARKET PLACE |
1 |
October 20,
1949 |
CITIZENS WILL VOTE ON CITY-MANAGER PLAN |
1 |
October 20,
1949 |
NEW COUNCILMAN TO REPRESENT HILL |
1 |
October 20,
1949 |
AERO MECHANICS' UNION PRESIDENT SAYS RAGING DISPUTE NEARLY OVER |
12 |
October 20,
1949 |
RUBBER CHECKS AFFECT KIRKLAND JUSTICE WARNS |
1 |
October 20,
1949 |
WORK UNDERWAY ON THEIN-WALLACE MODERN MEDICAL AND OPTICAL CLINIC |
8 |
October 20,
1949 |
NATIONAL VFW VICE-COMMANDER CHARLES RALLS TO VISIT HERE |
9 |
October 20,
1949 |
FEDERATED CLUBS SHOW CONCERN OVER LACK OF RECREATION SITES |
3 |
October 20,
1949 |
NEW COUNCILMAN TO REPRESENT HILL |
1 |
October 20,
1949 |
NATIONAL VFW VICE-COMMANDER CHARLES RALLS TO VISIT HERE |
9 |
October 27,
1949 |
GUARD ADJ. GENERAL TO AID DEDICATION NEW GUARD BUILDING |
1 |
October 27,
1949 |
BROCKMAN MOVING DISTRICT OFFICE TO NEW QUARTERS |
1 |
October 27,
1949 |
KIRKLAND ONLY $290 SHORT OF COMMUNITY FUND QUOTA |
3 |
October 27,
1949 |
MAYOR WILL SET CITY ELECTION DATE TODAY |
1 |
October 27,
1949 |
PROS AND CONS OF MANAGER PLAN ARE AIRED |
1 |
October 27,
1949 |
GUARD ADJ. GENERAL TO AID DEDICATION NEW GUARD BUILDING |
1 |
October 27,
1949 |
MCEVERS, LULU |
3 |
October 27,
1949 |
WILL OPEN BIDS NEXT WEEK FOR AVONDALE BRIDGE |
1 |
November 3,
1949 |
SILVER ANNIVERSARY HELD BY GEORGE WATT |
8 |
November 3,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (HOLMES, GEORGE W) |
2 |
November 3,
1949 |
BARBERS PREPARING FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS |
1 |
November 3,
1949 |
COUNCIL-MANAGER PLAN IS AIRED BEFORE PUBLIC |
1 |
November 3,
1949 |
STATE PARK FOR JUANITA IS BOOSTED BY COORDINATING COUNCIL COMMITTEE |
1 |
November 3,
1949 |
KUNGLAND, TOM |
8 |
November 3,
1949 |
WALKER, JUNE |
1 |
November 3,
1949 |
WHALEN, LESTER RALPH SR |
8 |
November 3,
1949 |
STATE PARK FOR JUANITA IS BOOSTED BY COORDINATING COUNCIL COMMITTEE |
1 |
November 3,
1949 |
FRANCES GREGG, RUDOLPH VAN AALST |
10 |
November 3,
1949 |
MAXINE LINDSEY, CHARLES ROSS |
10 |
November 10,
1949 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
2 |
November 10,
1949 |
START RICHARDSON STORE IN TWO WEEKS |
1 |
November 10,
1949 |
DEDICATE ARMORY IN ARMISTICE CELEBRATION |
1 |
November 10,
1949 |
LAKEVIEW TERRACE HOUSING SALE OPENS TODAY |
1 |
November 10,
1949 |
CERAMICS SHOP TO OPEN SATURDAY |
6 |
November 10,
1949 |
HIGH SCHOOL BAND INVITED TO PLAY FOR SEATTLE PARADE SATURDAY |
8 |
November 10,
1949 |
EAST SIDE AWAITS ARRIVAL OF BARBER QUARTETS |
3 |
November 10,
1949 |
BIDS CALLED ON TWO NEW CITY WATER PROJECTS |
1 |
November 10,
1949 |
NAME JOHN HANCOCK TO CITY COUNCIL, PROPERTY REZONED |
1 |
November 10,
1949 |
DEDICATE ARMORY IN ARMISTICE CELEBRATION |
1 |
November 10,
1949 |
APT, CORNELIA |
1 |
November 10,
1949 |
KLUNGLAND, TOM |
8 |
November 10,
1949 |
LINN, ARTHUR |
8 |
November 10,
1949 |
NESS, PHYLINDIA J |
8 |
November 10,
1949 |
RHEBORG, WALTER WILLIAM |
8 |
November 10,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB) |
2 |
November 10,
1949 |
NEW STREET LIGHTS WILL BE INSTALLED |
1 |
November 10,
1949 |
BIDS CALLED ON TWO NEW CITY WATER PROJECTS |
1 |
November 10,
1949 |
PLANNING GROUP IN POWER STUDY |
1 |
November 17,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (LEWIS, HARVEY) |
2 |
November 17,
1949 |
OLD FASHIONED WORK PARTY IS ALL SET TO FIX ROSE HILL CLUBHOUSE |
9 |
November 17,
1949 |
BARBER QUARTETS HERE FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS |
1 |
November 17,
1949 |
KIDS CHRISTMAS PARADE SET FOR DECEMBER 3RD |
1 |
November 17,
1949 |
ROSE HILL WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OBSERVES 23RD ANNIVERSARY |
9 |
November 17,
1949 |
EPISCOPAL CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR |
9 |
November 17,
1949 |
STATE RELEASES FIGURES SHOWING HEAVY FLOW OF EAST LAKE TRAFFIC |
1 |
November 17,
1949 |
VIOLA JORGENSON, ROBERT FLUHARTY |
10 |
November 24,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (TREMAINE, CLYDE L) |
2 |
November 24,
1949 |
DELCIE ARLENE OBAN, GILBERT STUART |
12 |
November 24,
1949 |
SANTA CLAUS TO HAVE CANDY FOR KIDS AT PARADE |
1 |
November 24,
1949 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS NEW ROAD FOR SERVING HEIGHTS |
7 |
November 24,
1949 |
A BETTER RATTRAP PROMISES FAME AND FORTUNE TO FATHER AND SON HERE |
11 |
November 24,
1949 |
LINN, ARTHUR |
2 |
November 24,
1949 |
NEFF, PHYLINDA J |
2 |
November 24,
1949 |
WESTER, JOHN H (FORMER MAYOR) |
7 |
November 24,
1949 |
"PUT BRIDGE IN KIRKLAND" - ROADS GROUP |
1 |
November 24,
1949 |
AVONDALE BRIDGE CONTRACT LET |
1 |
November 24,
1949 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS NEW ROAD FOR SERVING HEIGHTS |
7 |
November 24,
1949 |
LOTTIE BERGREN, GEORGE DRAKE |
8 |
December 8,
1949 |
DINNER BELL CAFE - GRAND OPENING |
17 |
December 8,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (KIDDER, PERCY P) |
2 |
December 8,
1949 |
BIDS ON P.O. PROPERTY UP IN 2 WEEKS |
1 |
December 8,
1949 |
DINNER BELL INTERIOR (PHOTO) |
16 |
December 8,
1949 |
MYSTERY SURROUNDS CASE OF OWL HO-O-O-O MOVES IN WITH DUCK |
1 |
December 8,
1949 |
CITY FACES FACE LIFTING YEAR ROUND WITH ENACTMENT OF ORDINANCE |
7 |
December 8,
1949 |
CHRISTMAS PARADE SATURDAY AT 1 PM |
1 |
December 8,
1949 |
BANDIT HOLDS UP NEARBY GROCERY |
7 |
December 8,
1949 |
THOMPSON, CPL ARNOLD W |
7 |
December 8,
1949 |
HIGHWAY 2A ON ROSE HILL TO BE LOCATED WITHIN 60 DAYS |
9 |
December 8,
1949 |
LANGLIE TO GET SECOND CROSSING DATA NEXT MONTH |
1 |
December 8,
1949 |
KIRKLAND CITY WATER CONTRACT LET MONDAY TO BURROWS-MILONE |
3 |
December 8,
1949 |
KIRKLAND'S SEWER PLANT EXPANSION AND LINE EXTENSION GET APPROVAL |
6 |
December 8,
1949 |
MARGARET E SHAFER, RICHARD R DESSELL |
10 |
December 8,
1949 |
NETTIE LOU BRANSON, WALT FERGUSON |
10 |
December 15,
1949 |
OUR TOWN (HARIS, JAMES L) |
5 |
December 15,
1949 |
SOLICIT PROPERTY BIDS ON NEW P.O. |
1 |
December 15,
1949 |
PUBLIC HOUSING DISPUTE FLAIRS |
1 |
December 15,
1949 |
GOOD PARADE SHOWMEN (PHOTO) |
12 |
December 15,
1949 |
HUNDREDS OF YOUNGSTERS TURN OUT TO WELCOME SANTA IN PARADE |
3 |
December 15,
1949 |
YOUNGSTERS GREET SANTA CLAUS IN KIRKLAND'S PARADE |
1 |
December 15,
1949 |
DEED NE 52ND BACK TO COUNTY INSIDE HOUGHTON |
7 |
December 15,
1949 |
HOUGHTON'S NEW LIGHTS DEDICATED |
1 |
December 15,
1949 |
DALGITY, JOHN D |
7 |
December 15,
1949 |
KIRKLAND SHOWS POPULATION GAIN |
3 |
December 15,
1949 |
DEED NE 52ND BACK TO COUNTY INSIDE HOUGHTON |
7 |
December 15,
1949 |
HOUGHTON'S NEW LIGHTS DEDICATED |
1 |
December 15,
1949 |
DELCIE OBAN, GILBERT STEWART |
14 |
December 15,
1949 |
ISABELLE MULLOY, LEO ROSE |
2 |
December 22,
1949 |
RICHARDSON, PENNEY STORES GET PERMIT |
1 |
December 22,
1949 |
COUNCIL APPROVES RENT RELAXATION |
1 |
December 22,
1949 |
MORGAN, WILLIAM HENRY |
12 |
December 22,
1949 |
COMMISSIONERS' AID FOR FERRY SOUGHT |
1 |
December 22,
1949 |
CLOSING JUANITA SPAN UNPOPULAR IN COUNCIL, C C |
1 |
December 22,
1949 |
ISOBELLE MULLOY, LEO ROSE (PHOTO) |
8 |
December 29,
1949 |
RUTH NORDSTROM AMONG BEST READ LOCAL RESIDENTS DESPITE BLINDNESS |
1 |
December 29,
1949 |
NEW HIGH SCHOOL OPENING TUESDAY |
1 |
December 29,
1949 |
TEXACO STATION HERE HAS 2 NEW OWNERS |
1 |
December 29,
1949 |
EVEN THE YOUNG GAVE TO CHRISTMAS BASKETS AIDING 75 LOCAL FAMILIES |
1 |
December 29,
1949 |
MARY LOU BEACH, RICHARD RUDE |
8 |
December 29,
1949 |
FIRE DESTROYS AUTO TRAILER ON SLATER |
3 |
December 29,
1949 |
REMOVAL OF TOLLS FROM FLOATING BRIDGES ... TOP '49 STORIES |
9 |
December 29,
1949 |
SLASOR, LEROY |
10 |
December 29,
1949 |
FERRY LESCHI GETS TWO MONTHS REPRIEVE! |
1 |
December 29,
1949 |
RED BALL IN NEW METER POPS INTO VIEW WHEN PARKING TIME IS ENDED |
2 |
December 29,
1949 |
OCTAVIA PRATT, EDMUND HANSEN |
8 |
January 5, 1950 |
THE BROOKE CONNER'S HAVE ANNIVERSARY |
15 |
January 5, 1950 |
1950 BABY DERBY WINNER ARRIVES 8 HRS AFTER NEW YEAR (LEBAO, LENA) |
1 |
January 5, 1950 |
MOVING DAY (PHOTOS OF STUDENTS MOVING TO NEW HIGH SCHOOL) |
1 |
January 5, 1950 |
OPEN HOUSE, DEDICATION OF NEW HIGH SCHOOL SET FOR JAN 15 |
5 |
January 5, 1950 |
STUDENTS DEDICATE AND MOVE INTO NEW HIGH SCHOOL ATOP ROSE HILL |
4 |
January 5, 1950 |
WICK, DAHLGREN CONTRACTORS FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL |
4 |
January 5, 1950 |
RADIO STATION KRKL CHANGES OWNERSHIP; THORNHILL SELLS TO CHAMNESS |
1 |
January 5, 1950 |
CITY MAKES TRADE ON PROPERTY TO ENLARGE SEWER PLANT |
3 |
January 5, 1950 |
CITY REIMBURSED $2592 BY COUNTY |
1 |
January 5, 1950 |
TEN CANDIDATES SEEKING POSITIONS |
1 |
January 5, 1950 |
RADIO STATION KRKL CHANGES OWNERSHIP; THORNHILL SELLS TO CHAMNESS |
1 |
January 5, 1950 |
FERGUSON, WILLIAM JOHN |
16 |
January 5, 1950 |
MULLEN, JESSE C |
16 |
January 5, 1950 |
ROGERS, CLYDE L |
16 |
January 5, 1950 |
SNYDER, JENNIE MAY |
1 |
January 5, 1950 |
OPEN NEW POSTOFFICE SITE BIDS ON TUESDAY WITH THREE SITES OFFERED |
5 |
January 5, 1950 |
CITY REIMBURSED $2592 BY COUNTY (DOCK MAINTENANCE) |
1 |
January 5, 1950 |
STAGE TERMINAL NEED IS STRESSED |
4 |
January 5, 1950 |
SIDEWALK, CURB BIDS CALLED FOR BY COUNCIL |
1 |
January 5, 1950 |
CITY MAKES TRADE ON PROPERTY TO ENLARGE SEWER PLANT |
3 |
January 5, 1950 |
OVERHEAD WIRING FATE QUESTIONED |
4 |
January 5, 1950 |
ICY BLASTS CLOSE DISTRICT SCHOOLS |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
FAMILY REUNION ON GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY MR AND MRS J NORTHEY |
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January 12,
1950 |
OUR TOWN (OLSON, MR AND MRS ARNE) |
2 |
January 12,
1950 |
BUILDING PERMITS INCREASES TO $630,715 INSIDE CITY DURING 1949 |
2 |
January 12,
1950 |
NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FILLED WITH NOVEL FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT |
11 |
January 12,
1950 |
CHAMBER MEMBERS ASK BETTER BUS SCHEDULES FOR JUANITA RESIDENTS |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
EILEEN HOWIE, ALFRED BRUCK |
5 |
January 12,
1950 |
ALTARBOY AVERTS FIRE AT CHURCH |
6 |
January 12,
1950 |
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB SEARCHING FOR PHOTOS OF EARLY DAYS FOR PUBLIC REC |
11 |
January 12,
1950 |
FORMER ATHLETE IS HOUGHTON JUDGE (BURNS, JAMES) |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
CHAMBER MEMBERS ASK BETTER BUS SCHEDULES FOR JUANITA RESIDENTS |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
FORMER ATHLETE IS HOUGHTON JUDGE (BURNS, JAMES) |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
THREE ARE HELD FOR STORE THEFT |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
KIRKLAND LIBRARY USE INCREASED TO 29669 BOOKS DURING 1949 |
3 |
January 12,
1950 |
LAKEVIEW SEEKS PURCHASING OF NEW PLAYGROUND |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
BAPTIST CHURCH ELECTS OFFICERS AND OBSERVES FIRST ANNIVERSARY |
6 |
January 12,
1950 |
GOOD HANDS WILL RETIRE WHEN THE FERRY IS TIED UP |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
CHAMBER MEMBERS ASK BETTER BUS SCHEDULES FOR JUANITA RESIDENTS |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
DEPOT LOCATION FULL OF INTRIGUE |
9 |
January 12,
1950 |
OK KIRKLAND AVENUE BUS DEPOT SITE |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
NEW PHONE RATES EXPLAINED HERE |
1 |
January 12,
1950 |
MR AND MRS EDMUND HANSEN |
8 |
January 12,
1950 |
PATRICIA OGILVIE, EDWARD MARSH |
2 |
January 19,
1950 |
NOMINATE IRVINE FOR CHAMBER JOB |
1 |
January 19,
1950 |
EILEEN HOWIE, ALFRED BRUCK |
8 |
January 19,
1950 |
CITY WILL CONVERT COAL TO OIL BURNER FOR CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
January 19,
1950 |
COUNCIL DECIDING ON BIDS FOR NEW STREET EQUIPMENT OF $16000 |
1 |
January 19,
1950 |
RECEIVE SEVEN BIDS ON CITY POLICE CAR |
1 |
January 19,
1950 |
MATTHIAS, KENNETH |
3 |
January 19,
1950 |
ROGERS, CLYDE |
4 |
January 19,
1950 |
KIRKLAND CONSIDERING COORDINATED RECREATION PLAN |
1 |
January 19,
1950 |
OWNER OF "FLOATING NIGHT CLUB" TO FURNISH LAKE BOAT SERVICE |
3 |
January 19,
1950 |
THEDA BARA HAD NOTHING ON LESCHI; GOOD SHIP FINISHES WITH FLOURISH |
5 |
January 19,
1950 |
BUS TERMINAL HAS CITY'S APPROVAL WHEN FERRY STOPS |
1 |
January 19,
1950 |
COUNCIL DECIDING ON BIDS FOR NEW STREET EQUIPMENT OF $16000 |
1 |
January 19,
1950 |
EAST SIDE DIGGING OUT FROM STORM; SCHOOLS CLOSE, MOST MEETINGS ST |
1 |
January 19,
1950 |
MARGARET JOHNSON, WILLIAM E MAHAR |
8 |
January 19,
1950 |
PEGGY PEACH, THOMAS MARTIN |
8 |
January 26,
1950 |
JACK MILLER MAKES COLOR VIDEO GADGET |
3 |
January 26,
1950 |
DOWN IT COMES (PHOTO OF WALL BEING TORN OFF PENNEY'S) |
1 |
January 26,
1950 |
CONSTRUCTION WILL START THIS SUMMER ON JUANITA'S NEW SCHOOL BUILD |
1 |
January 26,
1950 |
ADD NEW PARTNER TO KIRKLAND SHOE STORE |
11 |
January 26,
1950 |
MOTHERS CARRYING ON COOPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL FOR OWN CHILDREN |
7 |
January 26,
1950 |
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS, OUT OVERNIGHT, FOUND |
1 |
January 26,
1950 |
SHIRLEY L SHAW, ROBERT S THORPE |
5 |
January 26,
1950 |
FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS NEW PUMP |
4 |
January 26,
1950 |
FIRE DESTROYS D DENTON HOME |
1 |
January 26,
1950 |
OLD-TIMERS WILL RECALL WRECK OF SQUAK; ALVIN CURTIS, 87, TELLS OF |
11 |
January 26,
1950 |
POLICE NAB THREE YOUTHS TO END SERIES OF LOCAL ROBBERIES |
1 |
January 26,
1950 |
ROUGH HANDLING OF BOY CHARGED |
1 |
January 26,
1950 |
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS, OUT OVERNIGHT, FOUND |
1 |
January 26,
1950 |
KIRKLAND'S UNIT OF NATIONAL GUARD POINTS TO $16050 PAYROLL |
11 |
January 26,
1950 |
VAGUE, W J |
4 |
January 26,
1950 |
FINAL FIGHT FOR FERRY IS FOMENTED |
1 |
January 26,
1950 |
OLD-TIMERS WILL RECALL WRECK OF SQUAK; ALVIN CURTIS, 87, TELLS OF |
11 |
January 26,
1950 |
SILVER SWAN TO RUN JANUARY 30 |
1 |
January 26,
1950 |
ADDED BUSES TO ROSE HILL AREA |
1 |
January 26,
1950 |
MARGARET ANN JOHNSON, WILLIAM J MAHAR |
5 |
January 26,
1950 |
PATRICIA LLOYD, EMBREY RICHARD |
5 |
January 26,
1950 |
PEGGY PEACH, THOMAS MARTIN |
4 |
January 26,
1950 |
VIRGINIA MCLALLIN, LINCOLN KAISER |
4 |
February 2,
1950 |
FIRST NATIONAL BANK INCREASES ITS CAPITAL STOCK TO $260,000 |
12 |
February 2,
1950 |
TREMAINE'S JOINS THRIFTWAY STORES |
1 |
February 2,
1950 |
NORMA KEELER, CHARLES SMYTHE |
8 |
February 2,
1950 |
NEW FIRE RATE, TO BE OUTLINED |
1 |
February 2,
1950 |
SIX CANDIDATES ON HOUGHTON BALLOT FOR COUNCIL POSTS |
1 |
February 2,
1950 |
SWEET, CHARLES H |
2 |
February 2,
1950 |
POST OFFICE HAS BIGGEST YEAR IN '49; RECEIPTS REACHED $62,287.93 |
12 |
February 2,
1950 |
LAKE FERRY SERVICE MAY BE RESTORED |
1 |
February 2,
1950 |
LESCHI GOES OFF AND SWAN GOES ON; JUDGE TURNS DOWN INJUNCTION PLEA |
1 |
February 2,
1950 |
START ON SECOND BRIDGE IS URGED |
1 |
February 2,
1950 |
BARBARA JEAN HARIG, RAYMOND CONOVER |
8 |
February 2,
1950 |
JUNE KONKLER, RAY FELKER |
8 |
February 9,
1950 |
MICHAEL BAIER'S ARE PLANNING GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE |
10 |
February 9,
1950 |
SCHOOL DEDICATION CEREMONY FEB 19 |
1 |
February 9,
1950 |
SUPT. MORTON JOHNSON AWARDED SIX-WEEK TRIP THROUGH EUROPE |
9 |
February 9,
1950 |
ACCEPT ONE BID, REJECT OTHERS ON CITY DEALS |
1 |
February 9,
1950 |
SUTHERLAND, DON H |
1 |
February 9,
1950 |
PREDICT LIGHT VOTE FOR CITY PRIMARY |
1 |
February 9,
1950 |
KANGAROO'S DRIVE FOR PUGET SOUND BASKETBALL TITLE THWARTED |
1 |
February 9,
1950 |
FERRY GOES ON DESPITE LEGALITY |
1 |
February 9,
1950 |
FERRY RETURNS 'ON TRIAL' BASIS WITH WORKMEN SHARING BURDEN |
3 |
February 9,
1950 |
HIGHWAY 2A LOCATION ESTABLISHED |
1 |
February 9,
1950 |
STREET REPAIRS TO COST $12000 |
1 |
February 9,
1950 |
CLAIRMAE SNYDER, DONALD HARRIE BECHTEL |
11 |
February 16,
1950 |
CAMPFIRE GIRLS' CANDY MINT SALE IN KIRKLAND GETS UNDERWAY |
9 |
February 16,
1950 |
M-M! GOOD! COOK SCHOOL ON FRIDAY |
1 |
February 16,
1950 |
LINE CREWS FACE TELEPHONE LAYOFF |
1 |
February 16,
1950 |
REBELS, EDNA |
15 |
February 16,
1950 |
WACHSMUTH, JACOB W |
15 |
February 16,
1950 |
WALSH, EMMA D |
15 |
February 16,
1950 |
LELAND, GARDNER, NEEDHAM LEAD IN PRIMARY |
1 |
February 16,
1950 |
POST OFFICE AUTHORITY FAVORS WILLS-SCHMIDT SITE FOR BUILDING |
3 |
February 16,
1950 |
PRIMARY RESULTS BY PRECINCTS |
1 |
February 23,
1950 |
DISPOSITION OF PROJECTS IMMINENT |
1 |
February 23,
1950 |
C C PROBING PHONE SERVICE AFTER COMPLAINT |
1 |
February 23,
1950 |
CITY SELLS POLICE CAR FOR $276 LESS |
12 |
February 23,
1950 |
R MCNUT'S CHECK PASSING EXPLOITS ENDED; FAILURE TO READ PAPER PRO |
1 |
February 23,
1950 |
CITY'S NEW GRADER HAS BIG JOB AHEAD |
1 |
February 23,
1950 |
FATE OF SIDEWALKS IN HANDS OF CITY COUNCIL |
1 |
February 23,
1950 |
C C PROBING PHONE SERVICE AFTER COMPLAINT |
1 |
March 2, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (HAYNES, LEO AND MARGARET) |
2 |
March 2, 1950 |
WORK UNDERWAY ON WARD BLDG |
1 |
March 2, 1950 |
ADVISE LOCATIONS FOR FIRE TRUCKS |
1 |
March 2, 1950 |
GATES, EARL W |
1 |
March 2, 1950 |
FRANK ROAD TALK HERE THIS FRIDAY |
1 |
March 2, 1950 |
TELEPHONE CO MANAGER IS STRICKEN |
1 |
March 2, 1950 |
EILENE PORTER, HERBERT DOTSON |
6 |
March 2, 1950 |
FANNIE SIMONTON, NORMAN DAMMANN |
7 |
March 2, 1950 |
JANET BENSON, HOWARD QUIGLEY |
6 |
March 2, 1950 |
SHIRLEY ARNOLD, ALLEN DECKER |
6 |
March 9, 1950 |
OUT TOWN (BRYANT, MARINER W) |
2 |
March 9, 1950 |
LOCAL TAX ASSESSMENTS ARE INCREASED |
1 |
March 9, 1950 |
HIMES, ERNEST M |
3 |
March 9, 1950 |
7 OUT OF 8 COUNCIL CANDIDATES STATE BACKGROUNDS AND OBJECTIVES |
8 |
March 9, 1950 |
ALL VOTERS GO TO POLLS ON TUESDAY |
1 |
March 9, 1950 |
OPINIONS ON CITY GOVERNMENT VOICED BY COUNCIL CANDIDATES |
1 |
March 9, 1950 |
ROAD FINANCING HAS ASSOCIATION ATTENTION, STUDY |
1 |
March 9, 1950 |
SEEK $15,000,000 BOND ISSUE FOR COUNTY ROADS |
1 |
March 9, 1950 |
NAYLOR NEW TELEPHONE RESIDENT |
1 |
March 9, 1950 |
RAIN SOAKS TOWN AND COUNTRYSIDE |
1 |
March 16, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (SISLER, HARRY) |
2 |
March 16, 1950 |
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL PLANS RETIREMENT (VIELE, JOHN) |
8 |
March 16, 1950 |
CAST OF MORE THAN 100 REHEARSING FOR BIG VARIETY SHOW |
3 |
March 16, 1950 |
LELAND, GARDNER, CLINE, UNDERWOOD ELECTED |
1 |
March 16, 1950 |
SEWER SERVICE NEED CITED IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
March 16, 1950 |
KIRKLAND CITY ELECTION RESULTS |
4 |
March 16, 1950 |
$257,000 SIDEWALK PROJECT OKEYED |
1 |
March 16, 1950 |
CITY RESURVEYS PROPOSED SEWER, EASEMENTS NECESSARY FOR PROJECT |
1 |
March 16, 1950 |
SEWER SERVICE NEED CITED IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
March 16, 1950 |
LETITIA MARGARET SINCLAIR, WALTER OLSON |
10 |
March 23, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (HEARING, ARTHUR J) |
1 |
March 23, 1950 |
YOUR BEST FRIEND ON THE HIGHWAY (FERGUSON, HUGH) |
1 |
March 23, 1950 |
TWO HOMES IN LOW-PRICED BRACKET TO BE OPENED TO PUBLIC SUNDAY |
5 |
March 23, 1950 |
FRIDAY NIGHT SHOPPING, BARGAIN PRICES, FIND FAVOR LOCALLY |
1 |
March 23, 1950 |
HARTSHORN'S OPEN SPECIALTIES STORE |
1 |
March 23, 1950 |
ELAINE CLAY, GLEN HAAS |
10 |
March 23, 1950 |
WARREN, MINNIE IONE |
8 |
March 23, 1950 |
OK STORM SEWER ON CENTRAL AVE |
1 |
March 23, 1950 |
CITY ASKING NEW SERVICE FOR PHONES |
1 |
March 23, 1950 |
TO CALL FOR BIDS ON SEWER PROJECT; PLAN TO INCLUDE PLANT ENLARGEMENT |
1 |
March 30, 1950 |
BUSINESS WOMEN SELECT MRS E C MCKIBBEN AS 'WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT' |
1 |
March 30, 1950 |
JUANITA SCHOOL TO BE COMPLETED 1951 |
3 |
March 30, 1950 |
MORE APARTMENTS TO BE TORN DOWN |
1 |
March 30, 1950 |
STORGAARDS PURCHASE MINIATURE CAFE HERE |
11 |
March 30, 1950 |
PRIMROSE SHOW WILL FEATURE NEW DISTINCTIVE AND ENCHANTING THEME |
1 |
March 30, 1950 |
MAYOR ADVISES MOVING OF SHRUBS IN SIDEWALK AREA |
1 |
March 30, 1950 |
WORK ON 2A TO PROCEED - NEEDHAM |
1 |
March 30, 1950 |
CITY STUDIES PUGET POWER ACQUISITION PLANT |
1 |
March 30, 1950 |
ETHEL KANYID, RICHARD NELSON |
8 |
April 6, 1950 |
DISPOSITION OF HOUSING WILL HASTEN |
1 |
April 6, 1950 |
EGGS COLLECTED, 56160! |
2 |
April 6, 1950 |
MARGARET BURR, JACK F MCDONALD |
11 |
April 6, 1950 |
PHYLLIS MOORE, KEITH MCIVOR |
10 |
April 6, 1950 |
LAUNCH DRIVE FOR BETTER MOVIES AND AGGRESSIVE INFORMATION PROGRAM |
1 |
April 6, 1950 |
LOCAL CLEAN-UP, FIX-UP CAMPAIGN WILL BE LAUNCHED APRIL 15 |
1 |
April 6, 1950 |
FIRE PROTECTION PLAN UNDER STUDY |
1 |
April 6, 1950 |
REPORTERS FIND WRESTLING BULLDOG WHILE IN SEARCH OF EASTER RABBIT |
1 |
April 6, 1950 |
BEATON, HELEN C |
8 |
April 6, 1950 |
HOLLINGER, HOMER S |
8 |
April 6, 1950 |
SHANNON, HELEN BLAIR |
8 |
April 6, 1950 |
VAUGHN, ELIZABETH |
7 |
April 6, 1950 |
WAYMIRE, MARTHA E |
8 |
April 6, 1950 |
CURB, SIDEWALK WORK UNDERWAY |
1 |
April 13, 1950 |
MORE THAN 50 FRIENDS AND RELATIVES HELP BEBAS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY |
10 |
April 13, 1950 |
"VETS ONLY" IN HEIGHTS, SAYS LEGION |
1 |
April 13, 1950 |
KIRKLAND'S NEWER RESIDENTS USE COLOR TO FULL MODERN ADVANTAGE |
7 |
April 13, 1950 |
GERTRUDE, THE ELECTRONIC SECRETARY, ANSWERS PHONE IN TAXI OFFICE |
3 |
April 13, 1950 |
EXPECT 7000 TO ATTEND PRIMROSE SHOW |
1 |
April 13, 1950 |
TOWN TAXPAYERS TELL DESIRES TO HOUGHTON COUNCIL |
1 |
April 13, 1950 |
TO FIX SOUTH PARK |
1 |
April 13, 1950 |
SIDEWALKS STARTED (PHOTO) |
12 |
April 13, 1950 |
TEMPORARY SPAN OVER BEAR CREEK BUILT BY AVONDALE CLUB MEMBERS |
13 |
April 13, 1950 |
$734,000 IS SPENT ON TELEPHONES |
1 |
April 13, 1950 |
"VETS ONLY" IN HEIGHTS, SAYS LEGION |
1 |
April 13, 1950 |
CAROLINE CARLSON, JOHN PECKENPAUGH |
10 |
April 20, 1950 |
LEE MERRILL IS NAMED COMMUNITY'S BEST BOY SCOUT |
1 |
April 20, 1950 |
KIRKLAND CLINIC (PHOTO) |
7 |
April 20, 1950 |
NEW KIRKLAND CLINIC IS COMPLETED; OFFICES WILL BE OPENED ON MAY 1 |
1 |
April 20, 1950 |
NEW ELECTRIC FIRM OPENS IN KIRKLAND (SUNSHINE ELECTRIC) |
16 |
April 20, 1950 |
FIRE MARSHALL TO INSPECT BUILDING NEAR NEW CLINIC |
1 |
April 20, 1950 |
NEW KIRKLAND CLINIC IS COMPLETED; OFFICES WILL BE OPENED ON MAY 1 |
1 |
April 20, 1950 |
POLICE NAB PAIR OF GAS STEALERS |
1 |
April 20, 1950 |
RICHARD CROOKS TRAFFIC WITNESS IN LOCAL COURT |
1 |
April 20, 1950 |
CHAREST, ART M |
5 |
April 20, 1950 |
LEE MERRILL IS NAMED COMMUNITY'S BEST BOY SCOUT |
1 |
April 20, 1950 |
SIDEWALK EXTENSION SOUGHT WEST MARKET |
9 |
April 20, 1950 |
SIDEWALK PROJECT BRINGS INQUIRIES TO COUNCILMEN |
1 |
April 27, 1950 |
SCHOOL'S ESTIMATED BUDGET $1,911,983 |
1 |
April 27, 1950 |
HOBBY SHOW SCHEDULED FOR MAY 6-7 |
1 |
April 27, 1950 |
FIRE DISTRICT BUYS TRUCK AND $20000 IN BONDS |
1 |
April 27, 1950 |
DOROTHY JEAN MARLATT, JOHN R MCDOWELL |
8 |
April 27, 1950 |
SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG, DON JOHNSON |
5 |
May 4, 1950 |
LOCAL DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION BATTLING "UNFAIR" PRICE CUTTING |
11 |
May 4, 1950 |
PROGRESS OF TRANSPORTATION (PHOTOS) |
1 |
May 4, 1950 |
CITY CONTRACTING WITH FIRE DISTRICT ON EQUIPMENT USE |
1 |
May 4, 1950 |
TO NEGOTIATE CITY BONDS INTEREST |
1 |
May 4, 1950 |
STANLEY, RALPH |
10 |
May 4, 1950 |
GET AID FOR SECOND BRIDGE - TOLLEFSON |
1 |
May 4, 1950 |
GROUP BEING FORMED TO PROMOTE BRIDGE |
1 |
May 4, 1950 |
SIDEWALK LOCATIONS LEFT TO RESIDENTS |
1 |
May 4, 1950 |
CHANGE IN POWER SETUP LOOMS FOR EAST SIDE |
1 |
May 4, 1950 |
SEWER LINE BIDS TO COMMITTEE |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
YOUNG DICK LARSON HAS A REAL THRILL; MEETS PRINCE ADOLF |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
SCHOOL BUILDINGS TO NEED 20 MILLS |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH PLANS FOR DEDICATION |
7 |
May 11, 1950 |
HOUGHTON PROPOSES BUYING STEWART HEIGHTS |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
HUT CHANGES HANDS; OPENS THIS FRIDAY |
8 |
May 11, 1950 |
NAME NEW MANAGER IN KIMBALL'S STORE |
8 |
May 11, 1950 |
FLARE-UP COMES IN FIRE DISTRICT, D BIRD RESIGNS |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
DR J D FEEK TO OPEN OWN OFFICE |
6 |
May 11, 1950 |
HOUGHTON FAVORS SECOND CROSSING; PLANS NEW ROAD |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
HOUGHTON PROPOSES BUYING STEWART HEIGHTS |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
JUANITA BEACH SET TO OPEN ON SUNDAY |
3 |
May 11, 1950 |
UNION MAY OPERATE LESCHI FERRY |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
JUANITA BEACH SET TO OPEN ON SUNDAY |
3 |
May 11, 1950 |
BANDIT HOLDS UP CLICK'S MARKET |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
LIBRARIAN SAYS STEWART HEIGHTS LIBRARY IS AVAILABLE TO ALL RESIDE |
9 |
May 11, 1950 |
COCHRAN, EVA E |
12 |
May 11, 1950 |
COLLINS, ARCHIE A |
12 |
May 11, 1950 |
DOOLITTLE, WALLACE O |
12 |
May 11, 1950 |
GILES, ZORA P |
12 |
May 11, 1950 |
HERZOG, GENO M |
12 |
May 11, 1950 |
KIRK, KENNETH |
12 |
May 11, 1950 |
LITTLE, CLINTON B |
12 |
May 11, 1950 |
UNION MAY OPERATE LESCHI FERRY |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
HOUGHTON FAVORS SECOND CROSSING; PLANS NEW ROAD |
1 |
May 11, 1950 |
KIRKLAND CHAMBER, THREE OTHER GROUPS, FORM BRIDGE COMMITTEE |
9 |
May 11, 1950 |
CAROLINE CARLSON, JOHN
PECKENPAUGH |
9 |
May 18, 1950 |
LUTHERAN CHURCH DEDICATION SUN. |
14 |
May 18, 1950 |
$90,000 APARTMENT FOR KIRKLAND |
1 |
May 18, 1950 |
THORNE RESIGNS SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
May 18, 1950 |
GOLLOFON NAMED DISTRICT FIRE CHIEF |
1 |
May 18, 1950 |
CITY FIRE INSURANCE LEFT TO NEW COUNCIL |
1 |
May 18, 1950 |
PARKING METERS GO UNCHECKED AND CITY "KITTY" LOSES $1272 PER
YEAR |
1 |
May 18, 1950 |
DAD'S ROOT BEER IN LOCAL DEBUT |
7 |
May 18, 1950 |
FERRY OPERATION BY UNION IS DISCUSSED |
1 |
May 18, 1950 |
BROWN, WILLIAM ALLEN |
14 |
May 18, 1950 |
MCBURNIE, JESSIE D |
14 |
May 18, 1950 |
MEYER, OTTO F |
14 |
May 18, 1950 |
PEFLEY, JENNIE ELIZABETH (DESCENDANT OF EZRA MEEKER) |
8 |
May 18, 1950 |
FERRY OPERATION BY UNION IS DISCUSSED |
1 |
May 18, 1950 |
COUNCIL LOCATES SIDEWALKS NEXT TO CURBS ON CITY PROJECT |
3 |
May 18, 1950 |
SEWER PLANT BIDS $95,000 TOO HIGH, BONDS COST 2.98% |
1 |
May 18, 1950 |
SHIRLEY SANDS, DONALD WARD |
10 |
May 25, 1950 |
SCHOOL BUILDING CONCERNS BOARD |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
NEW TYPE LOW COST HOUSES BUILT HERE |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
APPRECIATION PARTY WILL BE GIVEN FOR JOHN VIELE, SCHOOL PRINCIPAL |
11 |
May 25, 1950 |
DOUG BENSON SUCCEEDS THORNE ON SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
SCHOOL DISTRICTS MAY TRADE AREAS |
5 |
May 25, 1950 |
CITY SAVES $4000 ON CURB PLAN |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
UNITS WILL MARCH ON MEMORIAL DAY |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
UNION OPPOSED TO OPERATING FERRY |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
PREDICT REYNOLDS AS NEW CHIEF; CAMERON IS FIRED; DID NOT RESIGN |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
TREMAINE'S LOSES CASH, CIGARETTES |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
UNITS WILL MARCH ON MEMORIAL DAY |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
LUTHER DAVIS VICTOR IN DASHES AT STATE MEET |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
UNION OPPOSED TO OPERATING FERRY |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
CITY SAVES $4000 ON CURB PLAN |
1 |
May 25, 1950 |
CITY TRIES AGAIN FOR SEWER PLANT; REQUEST NEW BIDS |
1 |
June 1, 1950 |
146 SENIORS TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS ON WEDNESDAY, BACCALAUREATE IS SUN |
1 |
June 1, 1950 |
DORIC HALL, WILLIAM J MATTHEWS |
4 |
June 1, 1950 |
FIRE DESTROYS BAY-MEDINA SCHOOL |
1 |
June 1, 1950 |
NEW HOUGHTON STREET TRUCK (PHOTO) |
1 |
June 1, 1950 |
LOCALLY MADE COCKTAIL SAUCE BIDS FOR POPULAR SPOT ON NATION'S TAB |
1 |
June 1, 1950 |
REYNOLDS NAMED TEMPORARY CHIEF |
1 |
June 1, 1950 |
MILITARY HEROES HONORED TUESDAY |
1 |
June 8, 1950 |
SILVER ANNIVERSARY FOR W NORDQUIST'S |
10 |
June 8, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (WOODS, LEE) |
2 |
June 8, 1950 |
FRED LEITHA IS LOCKING UP ANCIENT ROSE HILL "JOT 'EM DOWN"
STORE |
9 |
June 8, 1950 |
LOCAL CAR AGENCY SOLD BY J L KING |
1 |
June 8, 1950 |
JUANITA GOES ALL OUT FOR J VIELE |
2 |
June 8, 1950 |
CITY EMPLOYEES TO LIVE INSIDE LIMITS |
1 |
June 8, 1950 |
CITY POSITIONS ARE CONFIRMED |
1 |
June 8, 1950 |
FRED LEITHA IS LOCKING UP ANCIENT ROSE HILL "JOT 'EM DOWN"
STORE |
9 |
June 8, 1950 |
JUANITA GOES ALL OUT FOR J VIELE |
2 |
June 8, 1950 |
BEACHES, RECREATION PROGRAM OPEN SATURDAY |
1 |
June 8, 1950 |
TRAFFIC VIOLATORS POLICE COMMISSION TARGET |
1 |
June 8, 1950 |
LOCAL NATIONAL GUARD OUTFIT WILL LEAVE FOR CAMP SATURDAY MORNING |
3 |
June 8, 1950 |
MORGAN BECOMES JOURNAL PARTNER |
1 |
June 8, 1950 |
BEACHES, RECREATION PROGRAM OPEN SATURDAY |
1 |
June 8, 1950 |
REV J S GREENE AT JUANITA CHURCH |
15 |
June 8, 1950 |
FRED LEITHA IS LOCKING UP ANCIENT ROSE HILL "JOT 'EM DOWN"
STORE |
9 |
June 8, 1950 |
KIRKLAND DOUBLES POPULATION IN DECADE TO 4500 |
1 |
June 8, 1950 |
EAST SIDE AREAS FAVOR TELEPHONE SALE TO PACIFIC |
1 |
June 15, 1950 |
HARRY CLEVELANDS, MARRIED 50 YEARS, HOLD RECEPTION |
10 |
June 15, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (SHINSTROM, CLAYTON ARTHUR) |
2 |
June 15, 1950 |
RICHARDSON STORE, BIG BUSINESS, AND DENTON'S SHOES ARE TOP GOSSIP |
1 |
June 15, 1950 |
RICHARDSON WILL OPEN ON FRIDAY |
1 |
June 15, 1950 |
RICHARDSON'S STORE MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL |
6 |
June 15, 1950 |
CAROLINE REUTER, STEWART BASSE |
10 |
June 15, 1950 |
ESTHER TYE, LEIGHTON SMITH |
10 |
June 15, 1950 |
$3000 FIRE HITS HONEYCUTT HOME |
1 |
June 15, 1950 |
HOUGHTON CITY LIMITS MAY GO WITHIN 1 MILE OF BELLEVUE'S SHOPPING |
1 |
June 15, 1950 |
STREETS COSTING HOUGHTON $4000 |
1 |
June 15, 1950 |
ALUMINUM COMPANY EXPANDS FACILITIES |
16 |
June 15, 1950 |
EXAMINATIONS FOR POLICE ON JULY 1 |
1 |
June 15, 1950 |
ANOTHER DOCTOR IS ADDED TO MCKIBBEN FAMILY OF MEDICOS |
2 |
June 15, 1950 |
NATIONAL GUARD DEPARTS AT DAWN FOR ENCAMPMENT AT CLATSOP, OREGON |
9 |
June 15, 1950 |
FURMAN, WILLIAM S |
2 |
June 15, 1950 |
LEONHARDT, ELINOR M |
2 |
June 15, 1950 |
MCIVOR, MARY |
2 |
June 15, 1950 |
PETERSEN, PETER L |
2 |
June 15, 1950 |
PHILLIPS, WILLIAM J |
2 |
June 15, 1950 |
SHEPARD, FRANK L |
2 |
June 15, 1950 |
STREETS COSTING HOUGHTON $4000 |
1 |
June 15, 1950 |
ELAINE CLAY, GLEN HAAS |
10 |
June 22, 1950 |
CHARLES MARTINS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ON SATURDAY |
10 |
June 22, 1950 |
EASTSIDE'S MOST OUTSTANDING BOY SCOUT HEADS FOR JAMBOREE (MERRILL |
1 |
June 22, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (DONOGHUE, ROBERT E) |
2 |
June 22, 1950 |
$150,000 RICHARDSON STORE OPENS (PHOTO) |
9 |
June 22, 1950 |
NEW BUILDING AND ALLEYS ARE SLATED |
5 |
June 22, 1950 |
CIVIC CENTER MOST VALUABLE BUILDING |
5 |
June 22, 1950 |
BURTON'S WILL OPEN PIANO REPAIR SHOP |
3 |
June 22, 1950 |
BURNING PERMITS NOW NECESSARY, FIRE CHIEF WARNS |
1 |
June 22, 1950 |
CITY'S POWER SURVEY TO SET COSTS UNDERWAY |
1 |
June 22, 1950 |
HOUGHTON PLANNERS TO CONSIDER ZONING AREA TO BE ANNEXED |
1 |
June 22, 1950 |
FLISS, CORA |
6 |
June 22, 1950 |
GARDNER, GERALD |
6 |
June 22, 1950 |
O'DONNELL, JAMES J |
6 |
June 22, 1950 |
O'LEARY JEREMIAH |
6 |
June 22, 1950 |
RANDLETT, ROBERT |
9 |
June 22, 1950 |
RECOR, SARAH |
1 |
June 22, 1950 |
CITY'S POWER SURVEY TO SET COSTS UNDERWAY |
1 |
June 22, 1950 |
PHYLLIS MOORE, KEITH MCIVOR |
10 |
June 29, 1950 |
CARTOONIST NEPHEW OF JULIAN WALKER (MORT WALKER) |
10 |
June 29, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (GREEN, CHESTER M) |
2 |
June 29, 1950 |
SCHOOL ASKED TO STOP 'HOT-ROD' BUILDING IN SHOP |
2 |
June 29, 1950 |
COUNCIL-MANAGER PLAN GAINS HEADWAY |
11 |
June 29, 1950 |
OFFICERS KEEPING ALERT FOR RACERS ON MARKET STREET SPEEDWAY |
9 |
June 29, 1950 |
MORE PHOTOS GIVE PAPER "NEW LOOK" |
1 |
June 29, 1950 |
$256,770 SEWER PLAN IS APPROVED |
1 |
June 29, 1950 |
TO CUT BY HALF UTILITY POLES |
3 |
June 29, 1950 |
NORMA KEELER, CHARLES SMYTHE |
10 |
July 6, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (MORSE, ORRIN L "LEW") |
2 |
July 6, 1950 |
THRILLS APLENTY FOR LEE MERRILL AT JAMBOREE; HEARS PRESIDENT TRUMAN |
2 |
July 6, 1950 |
NO "HOT-RODS" IN SCHOOL SHOP, SAYS INSTRUCTOR |
1 |
July 6, 1950 |
DEER ESCAPES BY FAIRWAYS AFTER ELUDING ROSE POINTERS, AND SETTERS |
1 |
July 6, 1950 |
WATER CARNIVAL SET FOR JULY 23 |
1 |
July 6, 1950 |
DR FRANK LAMBERT, OPTOMETRIST, OPENS OFFICES IN KIRKLAND |
3 |
July 6, 1950 |
OH'S AND AH'S ON FOURTH |
1 |
July 6, 1950 |
APRONS, MANUFACTURED BY TOT LINES, KIRKLAND FIRM, FEATURE MAP OF |
1 |
July 6, 1950 |
LUTHER, CLARENCE |
1 |
July 6, 1950 |
RECOR, SARAH |
8 |
July 6, 1950 |
SEASON'S BEST CROWD EXPECTED TO WATCH FAMED NEGRO NINE IN ACTION |
6 |
July 6, 1950 |
PUBLIC'S INTEREST IS HIGH IN TELEPHONE HEARING TO BE HELD HERE |
1 |
July 6, 1950 |
ALICE WINDLEY, MELVIN WALLACE |
4 |
July 6, 1950 |
MILDRED MEMPA, RUSSELL SHAVER |
4 |
July 13, 1950 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
15 |
July 13, 1950 |
JUDY MALME NAMED KIRKLAND QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR EVERGREEN STATE FAIR |
12 |
July 13, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (HIX, AL) |
2 |
July 13, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (PLOWDEN, JOHN) |
2 |
July 13, 1950 |
WRITER APTLY DESCRIBED WHITTLER OF FIVE CORNERS (CROWE, LESLIE M) |
9 |
July 13, 1950 |
C FARMAN BUYS OUT NEILSON, PARTNER, IN HARDWARE STORE |
7 |
July 13, 1950 |
HIX-PLOWDEN TO OPEN ON FRIDAY |
1 |
July 13, 1950 |
NEW OWNERS BUY MERCURY AGENCY |
12 |
July 13, 1950 |
JANE OTTOSON, EDWARD PETERSON |
10 |
July 13, 1950 |
NORTHWEST'S LARGEST DOG SHOW BEING HELD HERE SUNDAY, JULY 16 |
3 |
July 13, 1950 |
FIRST ANNEXATION BY HOUGHTON |
1 |
July 13, 1950 |
HOUGHTON AGREES TO POWER SURVEY |
5 |
July 13, 1950 |
HOUGHTON ROADWORK NEARING COMPLETION, GRAVELING, OILING |
5 |
July 13, 1950 |
TWO DOG POISONING CASES IN JUANITA |
5 |
July 13, 1950 |
GATES, IRVING |
1 |
July 13, 1950 |
VAABEN, ARDIS |
8 |
July 13, 1950 |
REV C E RAYBURN GIVEN WELCOME TO METHODIST COMMUNITY CHURCH |
7 |
July 13, 1950 |
KIRKLAND-HOUGHTON BUS RUN SOUGHT |
1 |
July 13, 1950 |
HOUGHTON ROADWORK NEARING COMPLETION, GRAVELING, OILING |
5 |
July 13, 1950 |
EAST SIDE UNITED IN FAVORING BELL SYSTEM |
1 |
July 13, 1950 |
HOUGHTON AGREES TO POWER SURVEY |
5 |
July 13, 1950 |
FAYE TRAPP, CHARLES TIMMERMAN |
10 |
July 13, 1950 |
MARY JANE AMUNDSEN, WILBUR HALEY |
10 |
July 13, 1950 |
PATRICIA VAUX, JOE SIM |
10 |
July 20, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (SHEARER, ROBERT L) |
2 |
July 20, 1950 |
PHRENOLOGISTS, ANGELA AND COUSIN, ARRIVE IN TOWN TO READ OUR MIND |
9 |
July 20, 1950 |
WARD BEAUTY SALON OVERLOOKS THE LAKE (PHOTO) |
7 |
July 20, 1950 |
REZONE HEARING FOR THREE SITES |
2 |
July 20, 1950 |
REZONE HEARING FOR THREE SITES |
2 |
July 20, 1950 |
WARD BEAUTY SALON OVERLOOKS THE LAKE (PHOTO) |
7 |
July 20, 1950 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS FEDERAL AID |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
MARILYN JAMIESON, DEAN W LITTLEFIELD |
8 |
July 20, 1950 |
ACTIVITY INCREASES IN SHIPYARD WITH TENANTS, SHIPS; 75 MEN KEPT B |
5 |
July 20, 1950 |
PHOTOS OF SHIPYARD WORK |
5 |
July 20, 1950 |
"HOTROD" ANTICS COST DRIVER $75 |
5 |
July 20, 1950 |
PARTNERS IN LAW AND LIFE, KING'S SEEKING JUSTICE OF PEACE POSTS |
2 |
July 20, 1950 |
POLICE ON DUTY 'ROUND CLOCK' WITH NEW MEN |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
ANDERSON, EVA |
14 |
July 20, 1950 |
BELTS, EDGAR R |
11 |
July 20, 1950 |
BODEY, ARTHUR E |
14 |
July 20, 1950 |
HOLMBERG, JOSEPH F |
11 |
July 20, 1950 |
LELAND, PHILIP MARTIN |
14 |
July 20, 1950 |
LIDMAN, ALVERA C |
11 |
July 20, 1950 |
STEPHENSON, W L |
5 |
July 20, 1950 |
SEA SCOUT SHIP 459 TEACHING BOYS PRINCIPALS OF NAVIGATION |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
SEA SCOUTING ACTIVITY ON INCREASE; SHIP PREPARED FOR SUMMER CRUISE |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
ROSE HILL AUXILIARY PICNIC (PHOTO) |
10 |
July 20, 1950 |
PLAYGROUND AT CIVIC CENTER MAY CLOSE |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
ROSE HILL AUXILIARY PICNIC (PHOTO) |
10 |
July 20, 1950 |
SEA SCOUT SHIP 459 TEACHING BOYS PRINCIPALS OF NAVIGATION |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
SEA SCOUTING ACTIVITY ON INCREASE; SHIP PREPARED FOR SUMMER CRUISE |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
PROPOSE TWO MORE SIDEWALK AREAS; BOTH HEARINGS SET FOR AUGUST 28 |
8 |
July 20, 1950 |
SAND COVERING MAY BE APPLIED BY CITY IN SIDEWALK AREAS |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
SECOND BRIDGE CROSSING IS PREDICTED |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
SIDEWALKS IRKING PROPERTY OWNER |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
PUBLIC WILL SPEAK PIECE ON TELEPHONES TUESDAY, AS HEARING IS RE-O |
1 |
July 20, 1950 |
WATER MAIN NEEDS STUDIED BY CITY |
11 |
July 27, 1950 |
"A GOOD LIFE" DECLARES GRANDMA ADAMS, 90 YEARS OLD (ADAMS,
GRACE) |
11 |
July 27, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (KVAM, GIL) |
3 |
July 27, 1950 |
REX WICKENKAMP RECEIVES NATIONAL PUBLICITY IN ARTICLE ON BOY SCOUTS |
1 |
July 27, 1950 |
SCHOOL ADVISORY GROUP HEARS OF BUILDING |
1 |
July 27, 1950 |
DR RUTH HEYER'S HOUSE IN SOUTH KIRKLAND IS WELL-KNOWN LANDMARK |
3 |
July 27, 1950 |
THREE-STORY HOUSE (PHOTO OF SHUMWAY HOUSE) |
13 |
July 27, 1950 |
GIRL'S DAY CAMP OPENED MONDAY WITH 100 IN ATTENDANCE |
9 |
July 27, 1950 |
OFF FOR CAMP (PHOTO) |
1 |
July 27, 1950 |
MARAUDING LION KILLED SUNDAY ON NOVELTY HILL |
8 |
July 27, 1950 |
WATER CARNIVAL PRESENTED AT HOUGHTON PICNIC |
5 |
July 27, 1950 |
FIRST HIGH PRESSURE FIRE TRUCK (PHOTO) |
7 |
July 27, 1950 |
NEW FIRE TRUCK TO DEMONSTRATE AT R.H, JUANITA |
1 |
July 27, 1950 |
DR RUTH HEYER'S HOUSE IN SOUTH KIRKLAND IS WELL-KNOWN LANDMARK |
3 |
July 27, 1950 |
WATER CARNIVAL PRESENTED AT HOUGHTON PICNIC |
5 |
July 27, 1950 |
NO OFFICIAL WORD YET RECEIVED BY GUARD UNIT HERE |
1 |
July 27, 1950 |
LUKENS, KENNETH A |
13 |
July 27, 1950 |
NEW LOADING ZONES PLANNED DOWNTOWN |
1 |
July 27, 1950 |
EXPECT DECISION ON PHONE DEAL IN 30 DAYS |
1 |
July 27, 1950 |
SEWER CONNECTION COST $1.75-$2.35 TO PROPERTY OWNER |
2 |
July 27, 1950 |
ALICE LOUISE WINDLEY, MELVIN WALLACE (PHOTO) |
10 |
August 3, 1950 |
OPEN HOUSE TO MARK GOLDEN WEDDING (HARRISON, MR AND MRS JAMES) |
9 |
August 3, 1950 |
SILVER ANNIVERSARY (BOND, MR AND MRS BASIL) |
8 |
August 3, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (TAYLOR, DR J EARL) |
5 |
August 3, 1950 |
'FREEZE' PUT ON PROJECT DISPOSITION |
1 |
August 3, 1950 |
KIRKLAND YOUNGSTERS ACTIVE IN CAMP (PHOTOS) |
1 |
August 3, 1950 |
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT IN KIRKLAND WANTS VETERANS |
1 |
August 3, 1950 |
BAER, MARY B |
5 |
August 3, 1950 |
HAWTHORNE, ALICE M |
5 |
August 3, 1950 |
RYAN, ALMA C |
5 |
August 3, 1950 |
STRINGER, STEWART |
5 |
August 3, 1950 |
NEW PRECINCTS (MAP) |
4 |
August 3, 1950 |
BEST IN AREA (AERIAL PHOTO OF CIVIC BALL FIELD) |
6 |
August 3, 1950 |
GOLF TITLE CAPTURED BY LEE STIEL |
1 |
August 3, 1950 |
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT IN KIRKLAND WANTS VETERANS |
1 |
August 3, 1950 |
MARGARET ELIZABETH HORNER, GORDON SAMUEL BARRETT |
8 |
August 10, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (GEHRT, HARLAN) |
2 |
August 10, 1950 |
CANDY THAT MADE KIRKLAND FAMOUS TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW PLANT |
7 |
August 10, 1950 |
NEW LOAN COMPANY BUILDING STARTED |
7 |
August 10, 1950 |
UNDERWOOD PURCHASES KIRKLAND AVENUE PROPERTY FROM ROBERTS |
7 |
August 10, 1950 |
BIDS ON NEW SCHOOL AT JUANITA OPENED |
1 |
August 10, 1950 |
ROSE HILL SCHOOL WILL NOT CLOSE |
1 |
August 10, 1950 |
KIRKLAND'S LOW COST MODERN CITY HALL IS THREE YEARS OLD |
15 |
August 10, 1950 |
COUNCIL APPROVES CHURCH REZONING |
1 |
August 10, 1950 |
CANDY THAT MADE KIRKLAND FAMOUS TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW PLANT |
7 |
August 10, 1950 |
CANDY THAT MADE KIRKLAND FAMOUS TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW PLANT |
7 |
August 10, 1950 |
UNION SERVES NOTICE FERRY WILL BE TIED UP SEPTEMBER 9 |
1 |
August 10, 1950 |
FORMALITY OF SWEARING IN POLICE OFFICERS IS INAUGURATED IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
August 10, 1950 |
MAN IS CAUGHT PILFERING FENCE |
1 |
August 10, 1950 |
BEYRER, JOHN E |
1 |
August 10, 1950 |
SHANK OPPOSES HARRISON AND PEDEN FOR 46TH LEGISLATIVE POST |
9 |
August 10, 1950 |
UNION SERVES NOTICE FERRY WILL BE TIED UP SEPTEMBER 9 |
1 |
August 10, 1950 |
NEW $80,000 SIDEWALKS HEARING AUGUST 28 |
1 |
August 10, 1950 |
DORIS HALL, WILLIAM J MATTHEWS |
10 |
August 10, 1950 |
HUBERTA SCHOENMAKER, RICHARD G FORTHOFFER |
10 |
August 10, 1950 |
VIOLA HULL, JOHN DAVID RAU |
10 |
August 17, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (HARDENBROOK, CHARLES E) |
2 |
August 17, 1950 |
REDHEADED EX-TAR ... DOESN'T FORGET (BEETLE, HOWARD) |
1 |
August 17, 1950 |
KIRKLAND HOSPITAL IN $100,000 EXPANSION |
1 |
August 17, 1950 |
PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS (PHOTO) |
2 |
August 17, 1950 |
ADVISORY GROUP LISTS FUTURE SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION NEEDS |
9 |
August 17, 1950 |
JUANITA SCHOOL'S BUILDING SNAGGED |
1 |
August 17, 1950 |
NEW OWNER OF SHOE SERVICE ANNOUNCED |
4 |
August 17, 1950 |
OFFICER, JUNIOR GRADE, ON DUTY (PHOTO) |
3 |
August 17, 1950 |
17 NEW TEACHERS ASSIGNED TO JOBS IN SYSTEM HERE |
9 |
August 17, 1950 |
SCHOOL OPENS SEPT 6 (PHOTOS) |
7 |
August 17, 1950 |
JO ANN BENSON, RUSSELL INGERSOLL |
10 |
August 17, 1950 |
MARILYN GOODWIN, GEORGE STALEY |
10 |
August 17, 1950 |
KIRKLAND HOSPITAL IN $100,000 EXPANSION |
1 |
August 17, 1950 |
FOURNIER, LOUIS T |
3 |
August 17, 1950 |
MIDGET RACING A HOBBY TO DRIVERS AND OWNERS, SAYS KIRKLAND RACER |
11 |
August 17, 1950 |
OPPOSITION ARISES TO SIDEWALKS |
1 |
August 17, 1950 |
WEST COAST WINS PHONE BATTLE |
1 |
August 24, 1950 |
FOR FIFTY YEARS (GAIN, MR AND MRS JAMES) |
10 |
August 24, 1950 |
PENNEY'S EXPAND (PHOTO) |
1 |
August 24, 1950 |
GRAND OPENING OF PENNEY'S SCHEDULED TOMORROW MORNING |
6 |
August 24, 1950 |
PENNEY OPENING SET FOR FRIDAY |
1 |
August 24, 1950 |
SLASH GAS PRICES FOR CITY TRADE |
1 |
August 24, 1950 |
CITY'S NEGLECT CREATES TOW FIRE HYDRANT HAZARDS |
1 |
August 24, 1950 |
FIRE AGREEMENT IN ANOTHER SNAG |
5 |
August 24, 1950 |
OPERATION COSTS PER MONTH ARE DESIRED |
1 |
August 24, 1950 |
FIRST AID STATION TO BE ESTABLISHED |
12 |
August 24, 1950 |
EFFORT TO CRACK SAFE IS FOILED |
9 |
August 24, 1950 |
MAY REPLACE LESCHI (PHOTO OF SHEARWATER) |
3 |
August 24, 1950 |
TWO INDEPENDENT BOATMEN SEEKING KIRKLAND-MADISON RUN |
1 |
August 24, 1950 |
WEST COAST COMPLETES TELEPHONE PURCHASE |
1 |
August 24, 1950 |
DORA DALLE, JACK MATHEWSON |
10 |
August 24, 1950 |
MARY GRUNDY, HARRY ROBERTS |
10 |
August 31, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (WILLIAMS, IRIS VALERIE) |
2 |
August 31, 1950 |
GROUND-BREAKING MARKS BEGINNING FOR NEW SIX-ROOM JUANITA SCHOOL |
8 |
August 31, 1950 |
BOARD OUTLINES CHANGES |
1 |
August 31, 1950 |
HOUGHTON WILL USE KIRKLAND'S JAIL |
8 |
August 31, 1950 |
HOUGHTON WILL USE KIRKLAND'S JAIL |
8 |
August 31, 1950 |
BEYER, JOHN E |
14 |
August 31, 1950 |
CROSBY, DAVID |
14 |
August 31, 1950 |
WHITNEY, FREDERICK W |
14 |
August 31, 1950 |
BOAT FRANCHISE STILL UP IN AIR |
1 |
August 31, 1950 |
LESCHI, BELLE OF THE LAKE SINCE 1913, KISSED GOOD-BYE HERE TODAY |
1 |
August 31, 1950 |
CITIZENS REJECT SIDEWALK PROJECT BY 80 PERCENT |
1 |
August 31, 1950 |
"MOVING
RAPIDLY TO IMPROVE PHONE SERVICE HERE" WEST COAST MAN |
1 |
August 31, 1950 |
$75,000 POWER SUBSTATION ENERGIZED HERE |
1 |
August 31, 1950 |
MUNICIPAL POWER ELECTION SET FOR OCT 17 |
1 |
August 31, 1950 |
LILLYE SMITH, SAMUEL E VANCE |
9 |
September 7,
1950 |
WHITE TURKEYS, RAISED AT JUANITA, GIVE PHOTOGRAPHER, REPORTER "BI |
6 |
September 7,
1950 |
LOAN COMPANY BUILDING (PHOTO) |
7 |
September 7,
1950 |
CIVIC CENTER GETS AXE IN PROPOSED BUDGET |
1 |
September 7,
1950 |
NEW FURNITURE MAN TAKES OVER KIRKLAND HARDWARE'S STOCK |
7 |
September 7,
1950 |
PENNEY'S INTERIOR (PHOTO) |
11 |
September 7,
1950 |
PRICES FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES WILL GO UP; BOOST MEALS FIVE CENTS AT H |
16 |
September 7,
1950 |
SCHOOL ISSUES UP TO PEOPLE TUES. |
1 |
September 7,
1950 |
CIVIC CENTER GETS AXE IN PROPOSED BUDGET |
1 |
September 7,
1950 |
POLICE SEEKING YOUNG ARSONISTS |
1 |
September 7,
1950 |
JOURNAL PRESENTS THUMBNAIL SKETCH OF CANDIDATES... |
9 |
September 7,
1950 |
ANOTHER HEARING ON BOAT SLATED |
1 |
September 7,
1950 |
FINAL FERRY PAYCHECKS (PHOTO) |
9 |
September 7,
1950 |
MARY GRUNDY, HARRY ROBERTS (PHOTO) |
10 |
September 14,
1950 |
BURMEISTER BUYS FURNITURE STORE |
1 |
September 14,
1950 |
COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE STARTS SEPTEMBER 29 |
1 |
September 14,
1950 |
ENROLLMENT IN SCHOOLS UPPED 114 |
1 |
September 14,
1950 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND PROPOSITIONS FAIL |
1 |
September 14,
1950 |
HOUGHTON STUDYING FIRE TRUCK DEAL |
6 |
September 14,
1950 |
THREE POLIO CASES ARE REPORTED |
1 |
September 14,
1950 |
HOUGHTON BUDGET DOWN, MILLAGE UP |
3 |
September 14,
1950 |
HOUGHTON STUDYING FIRE TRUCK DEAL |
6 |
September 14,
1950 |
MEERS, NICK |
6 |
September 14,
1950 |
UNOFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS |
1 |
September 14,
1950 |
ROAD GROUP ASKS FOR 2A EXTENSION |
1 |
September 14,
1950 |
DIAL PHONE CUT-OVER ON OCTOBER 14 |
3 |
September 14,
1950 |
BERNICE MOTTER, DAVID W MCWILLIAMS |
8 |
September 21,
1950 |
FRIENDS HONOR ROSE HILL COUPLE; FRED LOTTS MARRIED FOR 25 YEARS |
11 |
September 21,
1950 |
IN HOUGHTON (PHOTO OF VIEW HOME) |
7 |
September 21,
1950 |
SELF-SERVE MEATS (PHOTO AT TREMAINE'S) |
9 |
September 21,
1950 |
PRESIDENT OF NEA, ON VISIT HERE, RATES LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH TOPS |
1 |
September 21,
1950 |
COUNCILMEN APPROVE NEW L.I.D. |
1 |
September 21,
1950 |
MR JOHN PUBLIC GETS COUNCIL EAR |
1 |
September 21,
1950 |
BETTY TREMAINE IS POLIO VICTIM |
1 |
September 21,
1950 |
PERCY KIDDER QUITS POLICE DESK POST |
1 |
September 21,
1950 |
BICKING, MRS CHARLES R |
15 |
September 21,
1950 |
BRACKET, MRS RAY |
15 |
September 21,
1950 |
GRAND, NELS A |
15 |
September 21,
1950 |
HAYNES, LEO E |
15 |
September 21,
1950 |
KENNEDY, MRS N M |
15 |
September 21,
1950 |
THOMMASEN, MRS INGEBORG |
15 |
September 21,
1950 |
TREMAINE, BETTY |
1 |
September 21,
1950 |
ST JOHN'S PASTOR CAPTIVE DURING LAST WAR |
9 |
September 21,
1950 |
LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN BOAT SAGA IS JUNIOR MODEL OF FERRY LESCHI |
12 |
September 21,
1950 |
POWER COMPANY PRESIDENT OPPOSES CITY-OWNED LIGHT SYSTEMS |
9 |
September 21,
1950 |
MARILYN ESTHER GOODWIN, GLEN ISON |
10 |
September 21,
1950 |
WINETTA KOEDYKER, GLEN OTTOSON |
10 |
September 28,
1950 |
ART HEARING'S NEW JOB HAS SAME THRILLS AS AERIALIST'S IN A CIRCUS |
9 |
September 28,
1950 |
BELL'S BEAUTY SHOP MOVING TO NEW SPOT |
5 |
September 28,
1950 |
PARKING METERS DON'T CURB TRADE |
9 |
September 28,
1950 |
RICHARDSON'S GIVEN NATIONAL PUBLICITY |
1 |
September 28,
1950 |
SAFEWAY TO BUILD NEW MARKET HERE |
1 |
September 28,
1950 |
SHADY BEACH FIRE DESTROYS HALL |
1 |
September 28,
1950 |
SHADY BEACH FIRE DESTROYS HALL |
1 |
September 28,
1950 |
CROSS, EDWARD J |
2 |
September 28,
1950 |
SMITH, MARGARET ANN |
1 |
September 28,
1950 |
BOAT FARES CUT ON SILVER SWAN |
1 |
September 28,
1950 |
BRIDGE COMMITTEE ASKS 2ND SURVEY |
1 |
September 28,
1950 |
P.U.D. VS CITY UP TO RESIDENTS TUESDAY, OCT 17 |
1 |
September 28,
1950 |
ERMA MARTIN, ARTHUR V HAYES |
11 |
October 5, 1950 |
UNDERWOODS SALUTES SOME LWHS LEADERS (PHOTOS) |
7 |
October 5, 1950 |
OUR TOWN (RICHARDSON, RONALD W) |
2 |
October 5, 1950 |
CONTROVERSIAL SITE ZONED 'COMMERCIAL' ON SOUTH LAKE ST. |
1 |
October 5, 1950 |
SAFEWAY STARTS NEW STORE HERE |
1 |
October 5, 1950 |
NEW RENT RATES ALLOWABLE HERE |
9 |
October 5, 1950 |
LOAN, MORTGAGE FIRMS MAKE MOVE |
1 |
October 5, 1950 |
SAFEWAY STARTS NEW STORE HERE |
1 |
October 5, 1950 |
COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPAIGN LAGGING IN KIRKLAND AREA |
1 |
October 5, 1950 |
LETS KEEP CONTROL OF OUR OWN POWER SYSTEM IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
October 5, 1950 |
BAND AND DRUM MAJORETTES SCORE; "MA" AND "PA" ARE
GIVEN SENDOFF |
6 |
October 5, 1950 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET INCREASED |
5 |
October 5, 1950 |
SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED YOUNGSTERS PLANNED BY EAST SIDE ORGANIZATION |
9 |
October 5, 1950 |
MAYORS PROCLAIMS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCT 8-14 IN HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND |
2 |
October 5, 1950 |
CITY EMPLOYEES REQUEST INCREASE IN SALARIES, BUDGET IS UNDER REVIEW |
1 |
October 5, 1950 |
CITY FILES SUIT ON WATER CONTRACT |
1 |
October 5, 1950 |
ANDERSON, JENNY T |
15 |
October 5, 1950 |
SORENSON, MARIE |
15 |
October 5, 1950 |
CITY FILES SUIT ON WATER CONTRACT |
1 |
October 5, 1950 |
SHIRLEY LARSON, BOB MULLER |
10 |
October 12,
1950 |
FRIENDS, RELATIVES HELP CELEBRATE 90TH BIRTHDAY OF MRS CORA JONES |
16 |
October 12,
1950 |
CHEST CAMPAIGN DONATIONS SOAR; RESPONSE IS GOOD |
1 |
October 12,
1950 |
CITY SETS BUDGET AT $271,935 FOR '51 |
1 |
October 12,
1950 |
LAUNCH BATTLE AGAINST SOCIALIZED MEDICINE |
11 |
October 12,
1950 |
MODERN MEDICAL FACILITIES AND CLINICS HERE CARE FOR LOCAL HEALTH |
13 |
October 12,
1950 |
BOAT FRANCHISE GIVEN TO BOLES |
1 |
October 12,
1950 |
MUNICIPAL POWER GAINS FAVOR OVER P.U.D. |
1 |
October 12,
1950 |
START DIAL TELEPHONE USE SUNDAY |
1 |
October 12,
1950 |
DIANE GASCH, EDWIN BROWN |
14 |
October 12,
1950 |
JOAN LABRIE, ROBERT DOVER |
14 |
October 19,
1950 |
SALE OF HOUSING TO HOUGHTON DOUBTFUL |
7 |
October 19,
1950 |
ROSELL-HARDEN BUY HARDWARE |
1 |
October 19,
1950 |
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL HAS 15 ENROLLED |
14 |
October 19,
1950 |
STEPHENA'S ACCORDION BAND CITED; NEW HONORS ARE ACCORDED MUSICIAN |
6 |
October 19,
1950 |
CITY PAYS 5 CENTS OVER CONTRACT FOR GAS |
1 |
October 19,
1950 |
COUNCILMAN OBJECTS TO CLOSED STREET |
5 |
October 19,
1950 |
LIGHTING AND DECORATING KIRKLAND'S STREETS FOR CHRISTMAS WILL BE |
1 |
October 19,
1950 |
HOUGHTON'S ATTEMPT TO BUY PSPL FAILS TO GET ON BALLOT |
9 |
October 19,
1950 |
SALE OF HOUSING TO HOUGHTON DOUBTFUL |
7 |
October 19,
1950 |
MAYHEW, CHARLES B |
8 |
October 19,
1950 |
ONA, BERNT |
8 |
October 19,
1950 |
SPRATLEY, MRS JAMES E |
8 |
October 19,
1950 |
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL HAS 15 ENROLLED |
14 |
October 19,
1950 |
COUNCILMAN OBJECTS TO CLOSED STREET |
5 |
October 19,
1950 |
ESTIMATE $9500 SIDEWALK COST |
1 |
October 19,
1950 |
CITIZENS VOTE 'NO' ON CITY ACQUIRING POWER SYSTEM |
1 |
October 19,
1950 |
NEW PHONE DIRECTORY SHOWS AN OLD NAME STILL FIRST IN LISTINGS |
8 |
October 26,
1950 |
RETIRED EXEC OF GIRL SCOUTS OPERATES RABBIT FARM (ANSEL, ESTHER) |
13 |
October 26,
1950 |
SCHOOL BUILDING CHANGES TOLD IN BOARD'S LEAFLET |
9 |
October 26,
1950 |
LOIS BEECH, CHARLES WILKES |
10 |
October 26,
1950 |
FIRE ENGINE BIDS GIVEN COMMITTEE |
3 |
October 26,
1950 |
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS UP TO COMMITTEE |
5 |
October 26,
1950 |
LOKKER, PAUL |
16 |
October 26,
1950 |
DOWNTOWN PEP RALLIES AT KIRKLAND AND REDMOND |
1 |
October 26,
1950 |
CONCERTED CAMPAIGN FOR SECOND BRIDGE STARTED |
1 |
October 26,
1950 |
STOCK IS OFFERED BY WEST COAST |
1 |
October 26,
1950 |
CITY OF MANY LAKES (PHOTO OF PUDDLE NEAR SCHOOL) |
12 |
October 26,
1950 |
ELEANOR NEEDHAM, LT WAYNE BAUMGERTNER |
10 |
November 2,
1950 |
EDUCATION OF HANDICAPPED CHILDREN WILL BE DISCUSSED AT BOARD MTG |
1 |
November 2,
1950 |
DOOR TO DOOR MAIL DELIVERY NOV 16 |
1 |
November 2,
1950 |
OLD KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF OLD KIRKLAND) |
13 |
November 2,
1950 |
CITY TO PROMOTE CHRISTMAS FESTIVITY; STREETS TO BE LIGHTED AND DE |
1 |
November 2,
1950 |
LOGSDON, EDWIN |
1 |
November 2,
1950 |
ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT MAY BE DOUBLED IN SIZE |
1 |
November 2,
1950 |
BOAT IS HELD UP FOR DOCK REPAIRS |
1 |
November 2,
1950 |
ADD THREE TRIPS TO BUS SERVICE |
2 |
November 2,
1950 |
ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT MAY BE DOUBLED IN SIZE |
1 |
November 2,
1950 |
DOLORES ELZEY, JAMES CLARK |
10 |
November 2,
1950 |
JONNEE REPOSA, LESLIE L DENTON |
10 |
November 9,
1950 |
HEARING, PARTNER IN WELDING SHOP |
6 |
November 9,
1950 |
HALLOWE'EN PARTIES AVERT "ALL" TROUBLE IN PROJECT AREAS |
5 |
November 9,
1950 |
SCHOOL BONDS LOSE; P.U.D. SLIGHT FAVORITE |
1 |
November 9,
1950 |
CITY EMERGENCY PROGRAM PLANNED |
10 |
November 9,
1950 |
CITY SEEKING SITE OF OLD FERRY DOCK |
6 |
November 9,
1950 |
GAS PURCHASES BRING WARNING FROM COUNCIL |
1 |
November 9,
1950 |
STREET MUD BRINGS COUNCIL'S PROTEST |
1 |
November 9,
1950 |
WOMEN'S IRE DUMPS ROSE POINT MIRE IN COUNCIL'S LAP |
11 |
November 9,
1950 |
HISTORIC PICTURES NOW ON PUBLIC DISPLAY; REPRODUCTIONS MADE BY CA |
11 |
November 9,
1950 |
HALLOWE'EN PARTIES AVERT "ALL" TROUBLE IN PROJECT AREAS |
5 |
November 9,
1950 |
RESPONSE TO DECORATIONS PROGRAM FOR CHRISTMAS REPORTED EXCELLENT |
1 |
November 9,
1950 |
SAMPONT, HENRY J |
5 |
November 9,
1950 |
WARREN, MARION E |
6 |
November 9,
1950 |
SCHOOL BONDS LOSE; P.U.D. SLIGHT FAVORITE |
1 |
November 9,
1950 |
NAZARENE CHURCH TO HOLD REVIVAL |
12 |
November 9,
1950 |
BOAT SERVICE TO START ON MONDAY |
1 |
November 9,
1950 |
EAST PACIFIC ROAD GROUP IS ORGANIZED |
1 |
November 9,
1950 |
STREET MUD BRINGS COUNCIL'S PROTEST |
1 |
November 9,
1950 |
WOMEN'S IRE DUMPS ROSE POINT MIRE IN COUNCIL'S LAP |
11 |
November 9,
1950 |
JOY FREEMAN, RUSSELL B SUNDSTROM |
8 |
November 16,
1950 |
OUR TOWN (ZABLE, FRED) |
13 |
November 16,
1950 |
PROPOSED ANNEXATION WOULD BRING PROJECTS INTO KIRKLAND |
1 |
November 16,
1950 |
PUBLIC HOUSING DISPOSITION BEING STUDIED BY CITY |
1 |
November 16,
1950 |
RESIDENTS OPPOSE HOUGHTON TAVERN |
1 |
November 16,
1950 |
CIVILIAN DEFENSE STAFF MEETING IS NEXT ON SCHEDULE |
1 |
November 16,
1950 |
$36284 GIVEN TO SCHOOL DISTRICT |
9 |
November 16,
1950 |
MARY GERALDINE SHEARER, DAVID H HUFFMAN |
8 |
November 16,
1950 |
WILDLIFE EDITOR FINDS DUCKS AT JUANITA AND PEACOCKS AT NORTHRUP |
9 |
November 16,
1950 |
HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND FIRE AGREEMENT NEARS SIGNING, ISSUE BIDS FOR TRUCK |
1 |
November 16,
1950 |
PUBLIC HOUSING DISPOSITION BEING STUDIED BY CITY |
1 |
November 16,
1950 |
RESPONSE TO OLD PHOTO |
6 |
November 16,
1950 |
STREET PROBLEMS IN THE EARLY DAYS (PHOTO) |
2 |
November 16,
1950 |
PROPOSED ANNEXATION WOULD BRING PROJECTS INTO KIRKLAND |
1 |
November 16,
1950 |
RESIDENTS OPPOSE HOUGHTON TAVERN |
1 |
November 16,
1950 |
CRAMER, SADIE |
8 |
November 16,
1950 |
DENSMORE, MARGARET |
8 |
November 16,
1950 |
FOWLER, EDGAR A |
8 |
November 16,
1950 |
HAYS, ALBERT |
8 |
November 16,
1950 |
NEW BOAT MAKES HIT WITH RIDERS |
1 |
November 16,
1950 |
ENGINEER BRIEFED ON HIGHWAY PLAN |
1 |
November 16,
1950 |
ROADWORK UNDER WAY (PHOTO) |
5 |
November 23,
1950 |
SILVER ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED BY MR-MRS SHADE FRANKLIN SATURDAY |
2 |
November 23,
1950 |
FURNITURE STORE TO HAVE NEW BUILDING |
1 |
November 23,
1950 |
HOUSE TO HOUSE MAIL DELIVERY STARTED THURSDAY |
1 |
November 23,
1950 |
COUNCIL ORDERS FIRST INVENTORY |
1 |
November 23,
1950 |
FERRY DOCK GIVEN TO CITY OF KIRKLAND |
1 |
November 23,
1950 |
CHRISTMAS WINDOW DISPLAY CONTEST LAUNCHED BY KIWANIS |
1 |
November 23,
1950 |
DENSMORE, MARGARET |
3 |
November 23,
1950 |
NEW NIGHT BUS TRIP SERVICE TO START MONDAY |
1 |
November 23,
1950 |
STREET STILL OPEN, COUNCIL TAKES ACTION |
12 |
November 23,
1950 |
EAST SIDE'S BIG BLOW DISRUPTS PHONE SERVICE, BUT LAKE DAMAGE SLIGHT |
1 |
November 23,
1950 |
ARLINE GLOVER, CLIFFORD HARVOLD |
12 |
November 23,
1950 |
DOROTHY SMITH, DONALD HOBBS |
8 |
November 30,
1950 |
KIRKLAND SAILOR GETS AIR MEDAL (JOHNSON, MAURICE S) |
1 |
November 30,
1950 |
WINDOW DISPLAY CONTEST OPENED TO RETAIL STORES |
1 |
November 30,
1950 |
WINDOW DISPLAY CONTEST OPENED TO RETAIL STORES |
1 |
November 30,
1950 |
CARLSON, RICHARD ALFRED |
5 |
November 30,
1950 |
CHAMBERLIN, CHARLES |
5 |
November 30,
1950 |
FLEMING, CHARLES W |
5 |
November 30,
1950 |
HAYES, HAROLD |
5 |
November 30,
1950 |
HAYS, ALBERT |
5 |
November 30,
1950 |
HODGES, CHARLES LEONARD |
5 |
November 30,
1950 |
JENSEN, NEILS C |
5 |
November 30,
1950 |
NOLAN, ANNA |
5 |
November 30,
1950 |
VAN SICKEL, CLYDE |
5 |
November 30,
1950 |
SUSPEND WORK ON LITTLE FINN HILL ROAD TO JUANITA BRIDGE |
11 |
November 30,
1950 |
JO ANN BENSON, RUSSELL INGERSOLL |
6 |
November 30,
1950 |
JORENE MARIE HULSE, ROBERT DRESSLER |
6 |
November 30,
1950 |
RUTH ANN MCSPARRON, PAUL FOSBURG |
3 |
December 7,
1950 |
OUR TOWN (THOMPSON, DR JOHN C) |
15 |
December 7,
1950 |
NEEDY FOLKS TO RECEIVE YULE BASKET |
1 |
December 7,
1950 |
CIVILIAN DEFENSE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED |
1 |
December 7,
1950 |
CITY FORMS AUTHORITY ON HOUSING |
1 |
December 7,
1950 |
VOLUME OF HOME REPAIR UPPED |
6 |
December 7,
1950 |
CHRISTMAS CONCERT TO BE PRESENTED BY SCHOOL MUSICIANS, DEC 17 |
7 |
December 7,
1950 |
PAY RAISES FOR POLICE IN SIGHT |
7 |
December 7,
1950 |
EARLY SETTLERS IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO) |
11 |
December 7,
1950 |
NEW CHRISTMAS DRESS (PHOTO OF XMAS DECORATIONS) |
1 |
December 7,
1950 |
POISONER THWARTS PUPPIES CHRISTMAS |
5 |
December 7,
1950 |
THREE CITY POLICE GO ONTO NEW JOBS |
11 |
December 7,
1950 |
BUSSES CAUSE HEADACHES |
1 |
December 7,
1950 |
LOIS BEECH, CHARLES A WILKES |
12 |
December 7,
1950 |
MARY "JERRY" SHEARER, DAVID G HUFFMAN |
12 |
December 14,
1950 |
MAP OF DOWNTOWN STORES |
5 |
December 14,
1950 |
OUR TOWN (MARY LARSON) |
2 |
December 14,
1950 |
TOWN PURCHASES NEW FIRE TRUCK |
1 |
December 14,
1950 |
HOUGHTON TO SEEK STEWART HEIGHTS |
1 |
December 14,
1950 |
REQUEST PARK BOARD PERMIT USE OF DOCK |
1 |
December 14,
1950 |
NORTH-SOUTH HIGHWAY GROUP WILL ASK LEGISLATURE FOR FUNDS |
9 |
December 14,
1950 |
OLETA STONE, GEORGE HOFFERBERT |
10 |
December 21,
1950 |
CHRISTMAS AT YOUR HOUSE |
9 |
December 21,
1950 |
CHAMBER NAMES ROBINSON PREXY |
1 |
December 21,
1950 |
SATURDAY PROVES RED LETTER EVENT FOR "LITTLE PEOPLE" OF
KIRKLAND |
1 |
December 21,
1950 |
CIVILIAN DEFENSE PLANS SPEEDED HERE |
1 |
December 21,
1950 |
LISTEN FOR THE "RED" WARNING SIGNAL |
1 |
December 21,
1950 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT IS ONE OF 12 WORSE OFF FINANCIALLY THIS YEAR THAN |
11 |
December 21,
1950 |
RAMONA CLARK, EDWIN WILLIAMS |
11 |
December 21,
1950 |
CITY PROTESTING TO STATE ABOUT HIGH FIRE RATES |
1 |
December 21,
1950 |
FIREMEN ENTERTAIN KIDS (PHOTOS) |
5 |
December 21,
1950 |
SANTA LANDS IN KIRKLAND - COMES BY HELICOPTER - MOBBED |
1 |
December 21,
1950 |
GREEN, ELLA E |
7 |
December 21,
1950 |
DONNA M IHME, JACK D THOMAS |
10 |
December 21,
1950 |
MARY KRAMIEN, ROBERT GOODWIN |
10 |
December 28,
1950 |
OUR TOWN (MACDONALD, DAN N) |
8 |
December 28,
1950 |
FERRY BONUS BACKFIRES; "CITY PAID US SHORT" LESCHI EMPLOYEES
CLAIM |
1 |
December 28,
1950 |
CAROLE JEAN BERZOLD, WILLIAM EDGAR DOERSCHLAG |
4 |
December 28,
1950 |
JUANITA FIRE ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLED |
12 |
December 28,
1950 |
FIRST AID COURSE, HOME NURSING WILL BE OFFERED |
1 |
December 28,
1950 |
WHERE WAS IT? (OLD PHOTO) |
1 |
December 28,
1950 |
MORE THAN 40 ANSWER FOR DEFENSE |
1 |
December 28,
1950 |
MOST HELP IS SELF HELP IN CIVILIAN DEFENSE... |
1 |
December 28,
1950 |
LARKIN, ALMA |
2 |
December 28,
1950 |
WALDO BIRD NEW KIWANIS PREXY |
1 |
January 4, 1951 |
FIFTY YEARS (HAYS, MR AND MRS LESLIE) |
4 |
January 4, 1951 |
OPEN HOUSE BEING HELD BY L HAYS' ON GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY JANUARY 9 |
5 |
January 4, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (WARNECK, REV HERMAN) |
2 |
January 4, 1951 |
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS OF PRISON CAMP (HUTCHINSON, JIM) |
7 |
January 4, 1951 |
NUMBER ONE FOR '51 BABY WAITS UNTIL JANUARY 2 (WARNOCK, CAROL AVA |
1 |
January 4, 1951 |
KIRKLAND-HOUGHTON ANNEXATION IN CROSSFIRE |
1 |
January 4, 1951 |
STEEL WORKS HOTEL BUILT TO ACCOMMODATE STEEL MILL WORKERS (PHOTO) |
2 |
January 4, 1951 |
STEEL WORKS HOTEL BUILT TO ACCOMMODATE STEEL MILL WORKERS (PHOTO) |
2 |
January 4, 1951 |
GREETAN (WALLACE J) RESIGNS FROM POLICE JOB |
1 |
January 4, 1951 |
REYNOLDS OFF TO TRAINING SCHOOL |
1 |
January 4, 1951 |
WARN JAYWALKERS TICKETS IN VIEW |
1 |
January 4, 1951 |
BOOTH, WILLIAM E |
10 |
January 4, 1951 |
STEEL WORKS HOTEL BUILT TO ACCOMMODATE STEEL MILL WORKERS (PHOTO) |
2 |
January 4, 1951 |
LAKESHORE BUYS TRAILWAYS BUS LINE |
1 |
January 11,
1951 |
REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
11 |
January 11,
1951 |
PUMPING NEW LIFE INTO CIVIC CENTER ... |
2 |
January 11,
1951 |
CIVIL DEFENSE STAFF CONSIDERS TAGS FOR YOUNGSTERS IN AREA |
1 |
January 11,
1951 |
HOUGHTON ANNEXING ACTION IRKS KIRKLAND |
1 |
January 11,
1951 |
TOURING THEATRE COMING |
8 |
January 11,
1951 |
SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF BAPTIST CHURCH (PHOTO) |
10 |
January 11,
1951 |
ROSE POINT TO HAVE SCHOOL BUS SERVICE, ONE-WAY STREETS |
1 |
January 11,
1951 |
CLAIMS OF FERRY CREW REPUDIATED |
1 |
January 11,
1951 |
MIAMI? NO! HONOLULU? NO SIR-EE! IT'S KIRKLAND LOLLING UNDER SUN |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
MCIVORS OBSERVE SILVER ANNIVERSARY WITH FRIENDS FROM CANADA |
9 |
January 18,
1951 |
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS WILL SPEARHEAD LOCAL HEART FUND CAMPAIGN |
11 |
January 18,
1951 |
MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE OPENED |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
CIVILIAN DEFENSE MOVIE WILL SHOW FOR COORDINATORS |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
DEFENSE PROGRAM TOLD BY PYYKKO |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
THINGS TO DO IN CASE OF A-BOMB ATTACK ARE LISTED BY CIVILIAN DEFENSE |
7 |
January 18,
1951 |
KIRKLAND-HOUGHTON SQUABBLE BAD |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
ENROLLMENT FOR ADULT EDUCATION MIDWINTER CLASSES MORE THAN 500 |
8 |
January 18,
1951 |
PATTI PHILLIPS. BERT PEDERSON |
9 |
January 18,
1951 |
HOUGHTON FACES INCREASED WATER AND SEWER RATES |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
RECREATION PLAN FAVORED BY CITY |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
NO BUS CHANGES PLANNED BY LINE |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
MAYOR PROPOSES $85,000 STREET PROGRAM |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
HOUGHTON FACES INCREASED WATER AND SEWER RATES |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
GALE CAUSES DAMAGE; NO CASUALTIES |
1 |
January 18,
1951 |
MARY LOUISE BEACH, ALAN GEORGE HOADLEY |
8 |
January 25,
1951 |
BUILDING PROGRESSES (PHOTO OF SAFEWAY) |
1 |
January 25,
1951 |
DEFENSE CONTRACT WORK SOUGHT BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMITTEE |
1 |
January 25,
1951 |
SPECIAL CHILD PROGRAM STUDY STARTS FEB 1 |
1 |
January 25,
1951 |
CIVILIAN DEFENSE FILM AVAILABLE |
1 |
January 25,
1951 |
KIRKLAND AND HOUGHTON MUST TRY... |
1 |
January 25,
1951 |
SHIRLEY M CHRISTENSEN, BRUCE LANGLOIS |
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January 25,
1951 |
BARBER SHOP QUARTET TO SING HERE FEBRUARY 3 |
11 |
January 25,
1951 |
MAYOR SAYS PAY BOOST IS LIKELY |
1 |
January 25,
1951 |
HUSBAND'S MISTAKE WAS STRIKING WIFE |
1 |
January 25,
1951 |
LIETHA, FRED JOHN |
9 |
January 25,
1951 |
RODGERS, ELIZABETH |
6 |
January 25,
1951 |
PHOTOS OF BOWLING TEAMS |
5 |
January 25,
1951 |
PROPOSED BILL ASKING ROAD THROUGH BELLEVUE BE DESIGNATED STATE HI |
1 |
February 1,
1951 |
ROD GIBBS, KIRKLAND'S TOP CAGER |
4 |
February 1,
1951 |
PRACTICE AIR ALERT SATURDAY |
1 |
February 1,
1951 |
CONSOLIDATION WOULD MEAN NEW OFFICIALS |
1 |
February 1,
1951 |
COMPETITION DEVELOPING IN RACE FOR SCHOOL BOARD POSITIONS |
11 |
February 1,
1951 |
CLARE SUVAN, RAYMOND G LINCOLN |
6 |
February 1,
1951 |
CAR THIEVES ARE TARGET OF POLICE |
1 |
February 1,
1951 |
PETITIONS SEEK EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE REPORT |
1 |
February 1,
1951 |
WATER DISTRICT ADDITION HEARING SET FOR MONDAY |
1 |
February 8,
1951 |
FRIENDS SURPRISE GORDON JACOBSENS ON 25TH ANNIVERSARY |
13 |
February 8,
1951 |
JULIUS MADISON, RETIRED MAIL CARRIER, SERVED LOWER VALLEY FOR 32 |
9 |
February 8,
1951 |
OUR TOWN (ROSELL, BILL) |
2 |
February 8,
1951 |
TRADEWELL TO BUILD $100,000 SUPER MARKET |
1 |
February 8,
1951 |
WORK WILL START SOON ON $100,000 LOCAL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PROGRESS |
8 |
February 8,
1951 |
NO PRACTICE ALERT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE |
1 |
February 8,
1951 |
WOMAN'S CLUB SEES ATOM BOMB PICTURE |
10 |
February 8,
1951 |
SCHOOL BOARD'S REBUTTAL ON HIGH COSTS |
2 |
February 8,
1951 |
BLACKFACE ACTS TOP JUANITA'S BIG VARIETY SHOW COMING NEXT FRIDAY |
12 |
February 8,
1951 |
SALARY INCREASES TOTALING $6000 ARE GRANTED TO 5 CITY DEPARTMENTS |
6 |
February 8,
1951 |
ARE YOU IN THIS PICTURE (OLD PHOTO OF CENTRAL SCHOOL CLASS) |
12 |
February 8,
1951 |
HOUGHTON COLD TO PROPOSED BOOST IN WATER, SEWER RATE |
11 |
February 8,
1951 |
HOUGHTON TO VOTE ON POWER ISSUE, $350,000 BONDS |
1 |
February 8,
1951 |
VALUE JUANITA BEACHES AT $150,000 ON BLOCK TO SEATTLE-KING COUNTY |
3 |
February 8,
1951 |
EIGHT TULALIP INDIANS HOLD "POW-WOW" HERE AND WIND UP IN JAIL |
1 |
February 8,
1951 |
BROOKS CONNER, ELIZABETH |
3 |
February 8,
1951 |
HAIGHT, MARY |
12 |
February 8,
1951 |
LABARR, LILLIE |
6 |
February 8,
1951 |
LARSEN, CHRISTINE |
8 |
February 8,
1951 |
MORE PROGRESS IN SETTING UP EXPRESS HIGHWAY HERE IS REPORTED |
9 |
February 8,
1951 |
HOLD WATER RATES UNTIL AUGUST 1 |
1 |
February 8,
1951 |
HOUGHTON COLD TO PROPOSED BOOST IN WATER, SEWER RATE |
11 |
February 8,
1951 |
HOUGHTON TO VOTE ON POWER ISSUE, $350,000 BONDS |
1 |
February 8,
1951 |
TOLL-FREE TELEPHONES IN FUTURE |
1 |
February 15,
1951 |
NEW ROSE HILL SITE FOR SCHOOL BOUGHT |
11 |
February 15,
1951 |
PLANNING GROUPS, PUBLIC TO STUDY SCHOOL SITES |
1 |
February 15,
1951 |
KIRKLAND GUARD HELPS IN FLOODS |
1 |
February 15,
1951 |
CIVILIAN DEFENSE FILM AT GATEWAY |
7 |
February 15,
1951 |
WHAT WOULD YOU DO IN AN EMERGENCY |
2 |
February 15,
1951 |
CONSOLIDATION ELECTION ON APRIL 10 |
1 |
February 15,
1951 |
CHARLENE ULRICH, ROGER HULSE |
6 |
February 15,
1951 |
THELMA OMESTAD, JOHN WILLIAMS |
6 |
February 15,
1951 |
SEATTLE SYMPHONY OBOIST TO BE GUEST ARTIST IN BAND CONCERT HERE |
11 |
February 15,
1951 |
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, 1911, IDENTIFIED (PHOTO) |
8 |
February 15,
1951 |
BILLER, DEWEY C |
1 |
February 15,
1951 |
CLEONE GRIFFIS, ERNEST C JEFFERSON |
6 |
February 15,
1951 |
CONNIE KEIFFER, WALTER LUCKENBACH |
11 |
February 15,
1951 |
NINA FERREE, DIXON CONNORS |
6 |
February 22,
1951 |
KIRKLAND MERCHANTS PRESENT - THE EAST SIDE MARKET BASKET |
13 |
February 22,
1951 |
ROSE HILL COUPLE CELEBRATE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (BETTES, R L) |
6 |
February 22,
1951 |
OUR TOWN (GRISWOLD, ROGER) |
2 |
February 22,
1951 |
EAST SIDE 'MARKET BASKET' STARTS HERE SATURDAY MORNING AT 11:30 |
1 |
February 22,
1951 |
GEHRT LEAVES AS TRADEWELL MANAGER |
1 |
February 22,
1951 |
"WE WELCOME PROJECTS TO CITY" --- CITIZENS |
1 |
February 22,
1951 |
SPIRITED SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION LOOMING HERE |
1 |
February 22,
1951 |
REDUCE TAX 30% IN LOCAL AREAS, STATEMENTS SHOW |
1 |
February 22,
1951 |
WAR INDUSTRY FOR KIRKLAND TALKED |
5 |
February 22,
1951 |
SPASTIC FILM SHOWN AT EAGLES AUXILIARY; SUPPORT IS PLEDGED |
5 |
February 22,
1951 |
KARR, DAVID L |
8 |
February 22,
1951 |
KENNY, ANNIE |
1 |
February 22,
1951 |
PUBLIC SERVICE DEPT HAS NOTHING ON BUS CONSOLIDATION PLAN |
1 |
February 22,
1951 |
SENATE COMMITTEE FAVORABLE TO NEW EAST SIDE HIGHWAY |
1 |
February 22,
1951 |
PHONE PROBLEMS IN MILL-CLARKE |
5 |
February 22,
1951 |
SPANISH WAR VETS HONORED (PHOTO) |
5 |
February 22,
1951 |
MARY LOU FOSTER, FREDERICK C SCHREIBER |
10 |
February 22,
1951 |
SHIRLEY MADGE CHRISTENSEN, BRUCE KARSTEN LANGLOIS |
10 |
March 1, 1951 |
ELECT RALPH KELLER, SCHOOL BOARD |
2 |
March 1, 1951 |
BETTESES (MR AND MRS R L) CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
11 |
March 1, 1951 |
$5,600 SAVED IN NEW SCHOOL SITE |
1 |
March 1, 1951 |
HUNDREDS ON HAND FOR EAST SIDE'S MARKET BASKET HERE LAST SATURDAY |
1 |
March 1, 1951 |
CEMETERY REZONING ACTION REFUSED BY SCHOOL BOARD |
4 |
March 1, 1951 |
KIRKLAND MOVES TO EXPLAIN ITS CONSOLIDATION |
7 |
March 1, 1951 |
IF SCHOOLS ARE IMPORTANT, VOTE MARCH 13 |
2 |
March 1, 1951 |
SCHOOL BUS PROBLEMS ARE PLAGUING BOARD WITH BUSSES WEARING OUT |
2 |
March 1, 1951 |
KING PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE; STUDY CONSOLIDATION |
1 |
March 1, 1951 |
SENATE BILL WOULD HAVE SERVICE COMMISSION FIX HOUGHTON'S WATER RATE |
1 |
March 1, 1951 |
COMPANY MAY BE COMING MONDAY WITH POWER SHUTDOWN IN SEATTLE |
1 |
March 1, 1951 |
YOUTH ARRESTED AFTER FAST RUN |
1 |
March 1, 1951 |
BURNETT, JOHN |
10 |
March 1, 1951 |
SENATE BILL WOULD HAVE SERVICE COMMISSION FIX HOUGHTON'S WATER RATE |
1 |
March 1, 1951 |
LADY KEGLERS WHO MAKE THE PINS CLATTER (PHOTOS) |
5 |
March 1, 1951 |
LOCAL BUS SERVICE REMAINS NORMAL |
1 |
March 1, 1951 |
COMPANY MAY BE COMING MONDAY WITH POWER SHUTDOWN IN SEATTLE |
1 |
March 1, 1951 |
RESIDENTS REQUEST SEWER ON SLATER STREET |
8 |
March 1, 1951 |
SENATE BILL WOULD HAVE SERVICE COMMISSION FIX HOUGHTON'S WATER RATE |
1 |
March 1, 1951 |
BETTY BLACK, GLENN CLARENCE |
6 |
March 1, 1951 |
OLIVE DICKSON, GARRY W HULL |
10 |
March 1, 1951 |
PATRICIA GAFFNEY, RALPH PETERSEN |
6 |
March 1, 1951 |
SHIRLEY MADGE CHRISTENSEN, BRUCE LANGLOIS (PHOTO) |
9 |
March 8, 1951 |
KIRKLAND MAN, BACK FROM KOREA ... (HAUSSKE, AL) |
1 |
March 8, 1951 |
CROWD OUT IN NUMBERS (PHOTO) |
9 |
March 8, 1951 |
AREA EAST OF CITY STUDIES ANNEXATION |
1 |
March 8, 1951 |
CONTEST FOR SCHOOL POSTS ON TUESDAY |
1 |
March 8, 1951 |
BILLIE PARKS, ROLAND BOUCHER |
16 |
March 8, 1951 |
CITY STUDIES COST ON SIDEWALK FIXING |
1 |
March 8, 1951 |
SIDEWALK PROJECT APPROVED ON 10TH |
5 |
March 8, 1951 |
OLD TIME MINSTREL SHOW (OLD PHOTO) |
10 |
March 8, 1951 |
HOUGHTONITES WILL ELECT THREE NEW COUNCILMEN ON TUESDAY |
9 |
March 8, 1951 |
AGAR, THOMAS |
8 |
March 8, 1951 |
CHAPMAN, OTTO J |
8 |
March 8, 1951 |
JOHNSON, WILLIAM |
8 |
March 8, 1951 |
WIGGINS, CHARLES |
8 |
March 8, 1951 |
KIRKLAND OPPOSES SENATE BILL ON WATER CONTROLS |
8 |
March 8, 1951 |
SEWER PROJECT NEAR COMPLETION; EXPLAIN CHARGES |
1 |
March 15, 1951 |
W N HILLIS MARRIED 50 YEARS AGO DURING HEAVY SNOWSTORM IN IOWA |
13 |
March 15, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (FLETCHER, EUNICE H) |
2 |
March 15, 1951 |
SECRET FOR LONG LIFE IS GARDENING, BIBLE STUDY (FISHER, LOUIS R) |
1 |
March 15, 1951 |
DEFENSE MEETING TO SHOW MOVIES |
1 |
March 15, 1951 |
INTEREST INCREASING IN LOCAL SURVEY PROPOSED BY PLANNING COMMISSION |
1 |
March 15, 1951 |
FURNITURE BUILT IN ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES |
3 |
March 15, 1951 |
KELLER, MCEACHERN VICTORS BY WIDE MARGIN |
1 |
March 15, 1951 |
CORALIE WESCOTT, MILTON F SESSIONS |
10 |
March 15, 1951 |
HARRIET FERN HEDRICK, JOHN W ADAMS |
10 |
March 15, 1951 |
POWER ISSUE REFUSED BY HOUGHTON |
1 |
March 15, 1951 |
JUVENILES CAUGHT IN BURGLARY RING |
1 |
March 15, 1951 |
FOX, EUGENE THOMAS |
4 |
March 15, 1951 |
KNAUF, CARL |
4 |
March 15, 1951 |
SHEARER, GEORGE |
4 |
March 15, 1951 |
WITTENMYER, VANNIE B |
4 |
March 15, 1951 |
COUNCIL TAKES NO ACTION FOR CONSOLIDATION |
8 |
March 15, 1951 |
KIRKLAND SEA SCOUT SHIP RECEIVES HIGHEST NATIONAL RATING |
9 |
March 15, 1951 |
BOTH SIDES HAPPY OVER WATER BILL |
1 |
March 15, 1951 |
POWER ISSUE REFUSED BY HOUGHTON |
1 |
March 15, 1951 |
MARY LOU FOSTER, FREDERICK C SCHREIBER (PHOTO) |
10 |
March 22, 1951 |
SUNSET THEATRE - BOMB SHELTER ON DISPLAY |
12 |
March 22, 1951 |
FARRAR WILL OPEN LARGE SUBDIVISION |
1 |
March 22, 1951 |
LOCAL PENNEY MANAGER RESIGNS |
1 |
March 22, 1951 |
AD FOR SUNSET THEATRE - BOMB SHELTER ON DISPLAY |
12 |
March 22, 1951 |
ELIZABETH CAREY, HERBERT L PODELL |
10 |
March 22, 1951 |
FIRE INSURANCE RATE REDUCTIONS IN DISTRICT NO 41 DUE IN 2 WEEKS |
1 |
March 22, 1951 |
DEDICATION OF K P LODGE (OLD PHOTO) |
2 |
March 22, 1951 |
FAMOUS BRITISH ENGINEER REPORTED CONDUCTING EXHAUSTIVE TESTS ON |
1 |
March 22, 1951 |
HEAVY SCHEDULE OF RECREATIONAL EVENTS SET FOR STEWART HEIGHTS |
9 |
March 22, 1951 |
KIRKLAND IS FIRST NORTHWEST TOWN TO GET LITTLE LEAGUE FRANCHISE |
4 |
March 22, 1951 |
CROSSWALK LIGHT ON MARKET STREET |
1 |
March 22, 1951 |
CLANCY DRAKE AND HIS SIDEKICKS FURNISHED ROAD BLOCKS IN KOREA |
1 |
March 22, 1951 |
MARGARET RAMIN, MARTIN KRISTIANSON |
10 |
March 29, 1951 |
50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED BY W N HILLS; WERE MARRIED IN 1901 |
9 |
March 29, 1951 |
THE EGG DRIVE CONTROVERSY... |
1 |
March 29, 1951 |
PLAN MEETING TO EXPLAIN SURVEY SET FOR DISTRICT |
1 |
March 29, 1951 |
SCHOOL BOARD TO ACT ON CONTRACT |
1 |
March 29, 1951 |
ANNEXATION SET IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
March 29, 1951 |
HOUSING-FIRE-POLICE PROTECTION IS SOUGHT BY HOUGHTON COUNCILMEN |
1 |
March 29, 1951 |
DRAINING OF FIRE PLUGS BRINGS ON INVESTIGATION |
2 |
March 29, 1951 |
SCHOOL SPEED ZONE LIMIT 20 MILES MOTORISTS WARNED |
1 |
March 29, 1951 |
BLOOMSTRUM, THURSTON |
12 |
March 29, 1951 |
GAIN, H |
12 |
March 29, 1951 |
MARTIN, CONSTANTINE L |
1 |
March 29, 1951 |
MCDANIEL, CLAUDE |
12 |
March 29, 1951 |
MURRAY, EDWARD ROBERT |
1 |
March 29, 1951 |
PEHRSON, CORRINNE |
12 |
March 29, 1951 |
GREYHOUND WILL HANDLE REDMOND KIRKLAND SERVICE |
1 |
March 29, 1951 |
STREET END USE ENDED BY COUNCIL |
1 |
March 29, 1951 |
MARGARET FRANKLIN, STANLEY SAETY |
6 |
March 29, 1951 |
MARILYN ANN LENZ, WALTER BESMER |
6 |
March 29, 1951 |
NORMA JEAN LENZ, EVERETT WISSMAN |
6 |
March 29, 1951 |
RAMONA LEE CLARK, EDWIN WILLIAMS |
6 |
April 5, 1951 |
OMESTAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY |
6 |
April 5, 1951 |
NEW KIRKLAND HOSPITAL OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY |
1 |
April 5, 1951 |
TEEN-AGERS AND PARENTS TO DANCE AT CIVIC CENTER FRIDAY |
3 |
April 5, 1951 |
BUILDING NOW URGED BY LOCAL LUMBERMEN |
1 |
April 5, 1951 |
EFFECT OF KIRKLAND-HOUGHTON CONSOLIDATION EXPLAINED BY LEAGUE |
9 |
April 5, 1951 |
NO CUTBACK OF BUILDING NECESSARY SAYS RETAIL LUMBERMEN SPOKESMAN |
7 |
April 5, 1951 |
VOTERS TO DECIDE CONSOLIDATION TUESDAY |
1 |
April 5, 1951 |
JUNIOR HIGH PLANNING GOOD MANNER WEEK |
4 |
April 5, 1951 |
CITY ORDERS JUNK YARD TORN OUT |
5 |
April 5, 1951 |
MYSTERY SURROUNDS STRANGE YELLOW DUST |
1 |
April 5, 1951 |
ATHLETICS TO OPEN AGAINST NEGRO NINE |
4 |
April 5, 1951 |
FLOURINE TREATED WATER PLANNED FOR KIRKLAND |
1 |
April 5, 1951 |
NEW KIRKLAND HOSPITAL OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY |
1 |
April 5, 1951 |
BAD NEWS FOR BURGLARS (PHOTO OF CHIEF OF POLICE) |
1 |
April 5, 1951 |
REYNOLDS RETURNS AS POLICE CHIEF AFTER GRADUATING FROM FBI COURSE |
9 |
April 5, 1951 |
SALE OF CIGARETTES TO MINORS HIT IN CITY |
4 |
April 5, 1951 |
DUBEL, JOHN D |
5 |
April 5, 1951 |
ELDUEN, JAMES |
5 |
April 5, 1951 |
MATTHEWS, CLIFFORD |
5 |
April 5, 1951 |
RAINOW, ELOF |
5 |
April 5, 1951 |
WILLETT, HENRY |
5 |
April 5, 1951 |
COUNTY ROAD PROGRAM LISTS FOUR LOCAL SITES FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS |
13 |
April 5, 1951 |
NO CHARGES FOR NEW SEWER LINES WITHIN 60 DAYS |
13 |
April 5, 1951 |
PROPOSED ENLARGED WATER DISTRICT (MAP) |
1 |
April 5, 1951 |
PATRICIA ELLEN SYKES, WILLIAM FREDERICK RONHAAR |
10 |
April 12, 1951 |
COLMAN'S - GRAND RE-OPENING |
7 |
April 12, 1951 |
FULL PAGE AD FOR HADACOL - SOLD AT COLMAN'S |
8 |
April 12, 1951 |
WALTER WARDS HOLD SILVER ANNIVERSARY |
10 |
April 12, 1951 |
FIRST A SECOND TIME (FIRST BABY AT KIRKLAND HOSPITAL) |
1 |
April 12, 1951 |
JUANITA SCHOOL HALF COMPLETED |
2 |
April 12, 1951 |
PLANS ARE DRAWN FOR HOPPER GYM |
1 |
April 12, 1951 |
COLMAN'S RE-OPENS ON SATURDAY |
5 |
April 12, 1951 |
HOUGHTON FACING TEST IN COURT ON ANNEXATION |
1 |
April 12, 1951 |
WILLIAM BOWIE NEW CHAIRMAN OF SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
April 12, 1951 |
THREE-DAY "PRIMROSE PARADE" OPENS APRIL 20 IN CIVIC CENTER |
9 |
April 12, 1951 |
NEW FIRE HYDRANTS ARE BEING INSTALLED |
3 |
April 12, 1951 |
CHILD'S MENTAL, PHYSICAL GROWTH TO BE STUDIED |
3 |
April 12, 1951 |
COOPERATION SOUGHT IN RABIES CONTROL |
13 |
April 12, 1951 |
SEEKING SEATTLE WATER IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
April 12, 1951 |
AUTHENTIC INDIAN DANCERS TO SHOW HERE SATURDAY |
9 |
April 12, 1951 |
TOWN TO IMPROVE RAILROAD CROSSING |
4 |
April 12, 1951 |
COMMISSION SAYS PHONE SURVEY BEING CONTINUED |
9 |
April 12, 1951 |
SEEKING SEATTLE WATER IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
April 19, 1951 |
SILVER ANNIVERSARY OF MAGNUSONS (MR AND MRS EARL) |
10 |
April 19, 1951 |
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
11 |
April 19, 1951 |
'CROWD WAS SO BIG WE SHOULDA PUT IN REVOLVING DOORS' SAYS DRUGGIST |
8 |
April 19, 1951 |
NEW MANAGER TAKES OVER PENNEY STORE |
1 |
April 19, 1951 |
TRADEWELL STARTS NEW FOOD STORE |
1 |
April 19, 1951 |
CIVIL DEFENSE AUTHORITIES ISSUE INSTRUCTIONS IN EVENT OF ATTACK |
9 |
April 19, 1951 |
TEACHERS MAY RECEIVE INCREASES, SCHOOL BOARD RETRENCHES ELSEWHERE |
3 |
April 19, 1951 |
HOBBY SHOW SET FOR APRIL 28-29 |
1 |
April 19, 1951 |
PRIMROSE SHOW TO OPEN IN CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
April 19, 1951 |
BAD BRUSH FIRE |
9 |
April 19, 1951 |
SIGNS OF THE TIMES ARE CONFUSING (OLD FERRY TIMES SIGN) |
1 |
April 19, 1951 |
DUST IS RAISED, CITIZENS ARISE |
1 |
April 19, 1951 |
WALK CONTRACT OKEYED ON 10TH S |
8 |
April 19, 1951 |
WATER DISTRICT'S SUPPLY BY CITY UNDER DISCUSSION |
1 |
April 19, 1951 |
CORALEE ANN WESCOTT, MILTON F SESSIONS |
10 |
April 26, 1951 |
KIRKLAND VFW CARNIVAL |
5 |
April 26, 1951 |
FROST DAMAGE TO FRUIT UNKNOWN |
1 |
April 26, 1951 |
P N PETERSONS HOLD OPEN HOUSE TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING DAY |
11 |
April 26, 1951 |
LAKE WASHINGTON BANDS, ORCHESTRA RATE SUPERIOR IN MUSIC CONTEST |
10 |
April 26, 1951 |
TWO BUILDINGS ON FIRST AVENUE SOLD |
4 |
April 26, 1951 |
JUANITA SCHOOL COMPLETION DELAY UNDER FIRE; BOARD STUDIES ISSUE |
1 |
April 26, 1951 |
SEARS WILL OPEN ORDER OFFICE |
1 |
April 26, 1951 |
TRADEWELL'S NEW STORE STARTED (PICTURE) |
6 |
April 26, 1951 |
RED CROSS DRIVE GOES OVER QUOTA |
11 |
April 26, 1951 |
FEDERAL FINANCIAL HELP TO LOCAL SCHOOLS CUT; ONLY $12,272 IN 1951 |
2 |
April 26, 1951 |
HIGHLIGHTS OF HOBBY SHOW INCLUDE MODEL RAILROADS, AMATEUR RADIOS |
1 |
April 26, 1951 |
MRS GERTRUDE HUGHES TOP WINNER IN 4TH ANNUAL PRIMROSE SHOW |
9 |
April 26, 1951 |
SEVEN FIRES KEEP VOLUNTEERS BUSY |
1 |
April 26, 1951 |
COUNCIL WILL ANNOUNCE SUCCESSOR TO MAYOR IN OPEN MEETING MAY 7 |
1 |
April 26, 1951 |
EVERETT, HARRY M (MAYOR) |
1 |
April 26, 1951 |
WILLETT, HENRY |
12 |
April 26, 1951 |
CAMPFIRE CABIN HAS BEEN 'HOME' SINCE GROUP WAS FOUNDED IN 1921 |
9 |
April 26, 1951 |
EAGER LITTLE LEAGUERS (PHOTOS) |
13 |
April 26, 1951 |
FROST DAMAGE TO FRUIT UNKNOWN |
1 |
April 26, 1951 |
JOYCE MARILYN GREEN, ROGER DOUGLAS PRATT |
10 |
May 3, 1951 |
COLMAN'S GRAND OPENING (PHOTOS) |
6 |
May 3, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (CLARENCE, GLENN E) |
1 |
May 3, 1951 |
DANDY, HANDY AND CANDY |
12 |
May 3, 1951 |
HOUSING PROJECT POPULATION UP |
1 |
May 3, 1951 |
PARENTS COULD BUY BOOKS, SUPPLIES, SAVE DISTRICT MONEY SAY TEACHERS |
8 |
May 3, 1951 |
PLANNING SURVEY AWAITS FINANCES |
1 |
May 3, 1951 |
SCHOOL EMPLOYEES IN FAVOR OF S S |
1 |
May 3, 1951 |
SIDEWALKS COST SCHOOLS $10,392; SEEK ECONOMIES |
1 |
May 3, 1951 |
CHICKEN HOUSE FIRE CAUSES $1500 LOSS |
1 |
May 3, 1951 |
FIRES TOTAL 31 DURING DRY APRIL |
1 |
May 3, 1951 |
LELAND IS SELECTED BY COUNCIL |
1 |
May 3, 1951 |
URGE VACCINATION FOR ALL DOGS TO PREVENT RABIES |
7 |
May 3, 1951 |
SCHOOL PATROL WILL HAVE ANNUAL OUTING AS GUESTS OF STATE PATROL |
1 |
May 3, 1951 |
RECREATION PROGRAM FACING CURTAILMENT, COORDINATORS ASK AID |
1 |
May 3, 1951 |
ELIZABETH NOLAN, JAMES F VAGUE |
1 |
May 10, 1951 |
SPINNING WHEEL PART OF STANDARD HOME EQUIPMENT FOR MARTHA PEARSON |
6 |
May 10, 1951 |
13 RESIDENCES GOING UP ON KIRKLAND AVE |
7 |
May 10, 1951 |
MIDLAKES FIRM BUYS CENTRAL WELDING CO |
8 |
May 10, 1951 |
KIRKLAND GROWS, BUSINESS BOOMS |
7 |
May 10, 1951 |
OK $60000 TEACHER SALARY INCREASE |
1 |
May 10, 1951 |
PART TIME CLERKS IN GRADE SCHOOLS, BOARD DECIDES |
8 |
May 10, 1951 |
SMITH RESIGNS AS LAKER BALL COACH |
1 |
May 10, 1951 |
$100 TO BE CHARGED FOR FIRES OUTSIDE DISTRICT 41'S BOUNDARIES |
9 |
May 10, 1951 |
CITY PAYS HONOR TO LATE MAYOR |
8 |
May 10, 1951 |
MAYOR INSTALLED |
1 |
May 10, 1951 |
SIDEWALKS AND CURBS HAVE BEEN BUILT, NOW COMES PROBLEM OF PAYING |
1 |
May 10, 1951 |
KIRKLAND POLICE CREDIT REDMOND MAN WITH SAVING LIFE OF ACCIDENT V |
1 |
May 10, 1951 |
ANDERSON, LT DAVID G |
2 |
May 10, 1951 |
BIRD, DAVID P |
2 |
May 10, 1951 |
JACKMAN, JOHN P |
1 |
May 10, 1951 |
JOHNSON, OSCAR M |
2 |
May 10, 1951 |
FIRST $100 GIVEN FOR RECREATION |
1 |
May 10, 1951 |
HOPPER TOSSERS WILL MEET HORNETS HERE SATURDAY NIGHT UNDER LIGHTS |
8 |
May 10, 1951 |
RAILROAD THROUGH TOWN IS HEAVY CONTRIBUTOR, MAY TAX REPORT SHOWS |
12 |
May 10, 1951 |
WORK WILL START ON HIGHWAY UNIT |
1 |
May 10, 1951 |
CITY SEWER PLANT AGAIN DELAYED |
1 |
May 17, 1951 |
HALVERSON'S REXALL STORE - GRAND OPENING |
4 |
May 17, 1951 |
LELAND TO BUILD THREE RESIDENCES |
6 |
May 17, 1951 |
OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULED SUNDAY IN NEW HOME ON 16TH WEST |
6 |
May 17, 1951 |
CEILING PRICES FOR RETAILERS FIXED BY OPS |
11 |
May 17, 1951 |
FURNITURE STORE OPENS ON FRIDAY |
1 |
May 17, 1951 |
KIMBALL'S TWO STORES CONSOLIDATED IN FORMER LOCATION OF MEN'S SHOP |
6 |
May 17, 1951 |
REXALL STORE REMODELING COMPLETED |
4 |
May 17, 1951 |
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST L.I.D. COSTS |
1 |
May 17, 1951 |
COMEDY TEAM ADDS HILARIOUS RELIEF TO NUMEROUS GRAND OPENINGS HERE |
1 |
May 17, 1951 |
MAYOR APPLIES SYSTEM FOR CITY IN NEW ORDERS |
1 |
May 17, 1951 |
FOSTER, ALMEDA B |
8 |
May 24, 1951 |
STATE MONEY TO BUILD SCHOOL'S GYMNASIUM, SHOP BUILDINGS |
9 |
May 24, 1951 |
GOODNESS SAKES! WHAT A GATHERING SHOWED AT OPENING OF HALVERSON'S |
8 |
May 24, 1951 |
HALVERSON ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE HERE AFTER COLLEGE DAYS IN 1924 |
2 |
May 24, 1951 |
LAWSUITS AGAINST CITY ARE SETTLED OUT OF COURT |
1 |
May 24, 1951 |
SIDEWALK ISSUE PLAGUES COUNCIL |
8 |
May 24, 1951 |
OUTBREAK OF BITING DOGS IRES RESIDENTS |
1 |
May 24, 1951 |
ALL CLASSES OUT FOR PHOTO (1912 PHOTO OF SCHOOL CLASSES) |
9 |
May 24, 1951 |
PARADE HERE MEMORIAL DAY HONORS VETERANS WHO GAVE LIVES FOR FLAG |
1 |
May 24, 1951 |
POLICE OUTRUN TEEN-AGE SPEEDSTERS |
1 |
May 24, 1951 |
ESKOLA, EDMUND A |
14 |
May 24, 1951 |
BLOCK OFF FERRY DOCK TO PUBLIC |
1 |
May 24, 1951 |
FERRY SIGNS THROW CUSTOMER OFF BASE |
7 |
May 24, 1951 |
NEW OIL SURFACE ON 13TH AVE WEST MAY SOLVE CITY'S STREET PROBLEMS |
1 |
May 24, 1951 |
TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIED IN CITY |
1 |
May 31, 1951 |
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO ORDER OFFICE - GRAND OPENING |
10 |
May 31, 1951 |
GRAPEVINE IN WHEADON'S, 200 FEET LONG, BROUGHT HERE FROM GUERNSEY |
1 |
May 31, 1951 |
TEEN-AGE CANTEEN WILL BE REMODELED |
8 |
May 31, 1951 |
GEORGE SNELSON PURCHASES STORE |
5 |
May 31, 1951 |
A NEW KNOTHOLE GANG (LITTLE LEAGUE) |
4 |
May 31, 1951 |
FAIR TRAIN WILL END, SAYS BOARD |
1 |
May 31, 1951 |
LITTLE LEAGUE IS A TRIBUTE TO BACKERS |
2 |
May 31, 1951 |
NURSERY SCHOOL HERE MAY CLOSE |
1 |
May 31, 1951 |
TEACHERS TO TALK SALARY WITH BOARD |
5 |
May 31, 1951 |
PARADE ATTRACTS HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE |
4 |
May 31, 1951 |
HOUGHTON'S SWIM PROGRAM PRAISED |
8 |
May 31, 1951 |
FOSTER, JOHN |
7 |
May 31, 1951 |
HALLBERG, AXEL EDWIN |
7 |
May 31, 1951 |
MOLCK, OLAF |
7 |
May 31, 1951 |
OUTSTANDING SCOUT TROOP (PHOTO OF GIRL SCOUTS) |
7 |
May 31, 1951 |
EX-NATIONAL
PRESIDENT OF ELKS GRANTS APPROVAL FOR ESTABLISHING |
8 |
May 31, 1951 |
POST OFFICE GROWS FROM ONE-THIRD POUCH TO NEED FOR 3000 SQ FEET |
5 |
May 31, 1951 |
HOUGHTON'S SWIM PROGRAM PRAISED |
8 |
May 31, 1951 |
LITTLE LEAGUERS OPEN FRIDAY ... MANAGERS SET |
1 |
May 31, 1951 |
HEADWAY MADE ON CITY PARKING |
1 |
May 31, 1951 |
GREEN LIGHT GIVEN WATER BOND ISSUE |
6 |
May 31, 1951 |
CATHERINE LITTLE, RAYMOND WIGFIELD |
6 |
May 31, 1951 |
JOYCE STAFFORD, WILLIAM PERRIGO |
6 |
June 7, 1951 |
KIRKLAND FURNITURE - GRAND OPENING |
13 |
June 7, 1951 |
BURMEISTER OPENS FURNITURE STORE IN NEW LOCATION |
1 |
June 7, 1951 |
NEW SEARS OFFICE OPENS TOMORROW |
5 |
June 7, 1951 |
152 SENIORS GRADUATE; TELL AWARDS |
1 |
June 7, 1951 |
BAND INSTRUCTION PROGRAM WILL BE OFFERED HERE THIS SUMMER BY COLE |
2 |
June 7, 1951 |
NEW PRINCIPAL OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL NAMED BY BOARD |
1 |
June 7, 1951 |
BOB SHEARER HOUSE DESTROYED (PHOTO) |
1 |
June 7, 1951 |
ED OBAN NAMED TO COUNCIL POST |
1 |
June 7, 1951 |
LACK OF RECORDS TOLD BY MAYOR |
1 |
June 7, 1951 |
SUMMER HEALTH ROUND-UP STARTS |
1 |
June 7, 1951 |
X-RAY UNIT WILL COME TO KIRKLAND |
7 |
June 7, 1951 |
CARR, WILLIAM G |
14 |
June 7, 1951 |
REV DONALD MILLS RESIGNS PASTORATE |
3 |
June 7, 1951 |
WAY CLEARED FOR BAPTIST CHURCH |
3 |
June 7, 1951 |
RATE INCREASE REQUESTED BY PHONE CO |
1 |
June 7, 1951 |
BETTY CHAUSEE, LEO RIEGLER |
11 |
June 7, 1951 |
CAROLE JEAN BETZOLD, WILLIAM EDGAR DOERSCHLAG |
11 |
June 14, 1951 |
EAST SIDE MUSIC - WORLD'S LARGEST TV SCREEN ON DISPLAY - 30 IN. |
10 |
June 14, 1951 |
MINISTER (ZIEGLER, ELDER J G) HALTS LEAP FROM SPAN |
1 |
June 14, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (TRENT, CLYDE) |
2 |
June 14, 1951 |
ANOTHER LANDMARK DOOMED FOR SCRAP |
13 |
June 14, 1951 |
PROPERTY OWNER WANTS TO BUILD OWN SIDEWALKS |
9 |
June 14, 1951 |
GRAVE COSTS UPPED IN CITY CEMETERY |
11 |
June 14, 1951 |
KIWANIS HEADING PALSY BENEFIT |
3 |
June 14, 1951 |
ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM FINISHES AFTER 3 1/2 YEARS OF WORTHY SERV |
10 |
June 14, 1951 |
KIRKLAND'S WESTERN EXPOSURE IS AN EYESORE |
2 |
June 14, 1951 |
CITY MANAGER PLAN PROVIDES ECONOMY |
2 |
June 14, 1951 |
CITY MAY IMPOSE TAX ON 'DANGLING DUCKETS' FOR NEW REVENUE |
1 |
June 14, 1951 |
ANOTHER OLD TIMER (EARLY PHOTO OF LAKE STREET) |
9 |
June 14, 1951 |
JAYCOX, CELIA |
10 |
June 14, 1951 |
FLAG PRESENTED CLUB IN MEMORY OF DAVID BIRD |
5 |
June 14, 1951 |
ASK SAFETY MEASURE AT PARK ENTRANCE |
13 |
June 14, 1951 |
GREYHOUND ASKS BUS FARE BOOST |
1 |
June 14, 1951 |
TELEPHONE RATE RAISE WOULD UP SERVICE COSTS .50 AND 2.50 |
9 |
June 14, 1951 |
WATER CONTRACT TALK CONSIDERED BY HOUGHTONITES |
1 |
June 14, 1951 |
WATER SHED USE FOR NEW STREET DEBATED BY CITY |
1 |
June 21, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (TORGRIMSON, REV JUSTIN) |
2 |
June 21, 1951 |
PARENTS TO DECIDE ON FUND RAISING |
1 |
June 21, 1951 |
LOYALTY OATH NEEDED |
6 |
June 21, 1951 |
KIRKLAND HIGH IN BUILDING PERMITS |
14 |
June 21, 1951 |
MORE THAN 100 BANDSMEN TRAIN IN SUMMER SESSION |
1 |
June 21, 1951 |
CITY TO FULFILL WORK PROMISED ON SIDEWALK JOB |
1 |
June 21, 1951 |
DEMOCRACY AND EFFICIENCY SUM UP CITY MANAGER PLAN |
2 |
June 21, 1951 |
738 LOCAL RESIDENTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FREE X-RAY PROGRAM |
13 |
June 21, 1951 |
1299 NEW RESIDENTS MAY COST HOUGHTON |
9 |
June 21, 1951 |
NEW STREET LIGHTS SET FOR HOUGHTON |
11 |
June 21, 1951 |
NEWEST INDUSTRY MARKETS PRODUCT (SANI-SEPTO) |
3 |
June 21, 1951 |
AT HOUGHTON PARK (PHOTOS) |
9 |
June 21, 1951 |
LIFEGUARDS, BUSSES SET FOR BEACHES |
1 |
June 21, 1951 |
IT'S SAME OLD ARMY, COOKS AT WORK, OUTDOOR WASHROOM (PHOTOS) |
1 |
June 21, 1951 |
KIRKLAND INVESTIGATING BUS SERVICE |
1 |
June 21, 1951 |
KIRKLAND SAFEST WASHINGTON CITY |
1 |
June 21, 1951 |
ABIGAIL SHINSTROM, DR JOHN WELLINGTON CARRIER |
10 |
June 21, 1951 |
MARY LOU THOMPSON, KENNETH JORGENSON |
10 |
June 28, 1951 |
EASTSIDE REAL ESTATE CO - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
June 28, 1951 |
THOMPSON'S FREEZE - GRAND OPENING |
13 |
June 28, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (DILLON, JERRY N) |
2 |
June 28, 1951 |
MAY REMOVE FERRY DOCK FOR MATERIALS |
1 |
June 28, 1951 |
THOMPSON'S FREEZE SETS GRAND OPENING HERE FOR TOMORROW |
13 |
June 28, 1951 |
TWENTY-FIVE CITY EMPLOYEES HERE MUST SIGN LOYALTY OATH BY JULY 1 |
9 |
June 28, 1951 |
CITY WILL PROFIT BY NEW CONTRACT |
1 |
June 28, 1951 |
HOPE FOR CONTINUATION OF ADULT EDUCATION IS SEEN IN BULLETIN |
8 |
June 28, 1951 |
PUT TRASH IN CANS; KEEP BEACHES CLEAN |
2 |
June 28, 1951 |
CITY-MANGER TYPE OF GOVERNMENT GIVES COUNCIL RELIEF... |
5 |
June 28, 1951 |
SIDEWALKS PROTEST DISALLOWED |
1 |
June 28, 1951 |
"MOST ALERT WOODSMEN OF THE WEEK" FIND PROOF OF EARLY
CIVILIZATION |
11 |
June 28, 1951 |
CONCERN TO START FACTORY BUILDING |
8 |
June 28, 1951 |
SANI-SEPTO SALES REPORTED AS EXCELLENT FOR LOCAL INDUSTRY'S KICKOFF |
3 |
June 28, 1951 |
EX-CONVICT ARRESTED HERE BY POLICE |
1 |
June 28, 1951 |
PIERCE, MABEL |
8 |
June 28, 1951 |
SMITH, JOSEPH E |
8 |
June 28, 1951 |
TUCKER, RICHARD |
2 |
June 28, 1951 |
DIRECTOR AIDS JUANITA GIRL SCOUTS IN CELEBRATING THIRD ANNIVERSARY |
3 |
June 28, 1951 |
LUTHERAN PASTOR GIVEN NEW BERTH |
14 |
June 28, 1951 |
BETTER SERVICE ON GREYHOUND IS ASKED BY LELAND |
1 |
June 28, 1951 |
NEW LAKE SPAN COMMITTEE MEETS |
8 |
June 28, 1951 |
DRAINAGE PROJECT FUNDS SOUGHT |
1 |
June 28, 1951 |
LAWN WATERING BANNED EVENINGS |
1 |
June 28, 1951 |
BACK HOME FROM KOREA, KIRKLAND SOLDIER TELLS OF BAD CONDITIONS |
1 |
June 28, 1951 |
ADRIENNE WHITE, HARRY EVERETT JR |
11 |
June 28, 1951 |
HARRIET HENDRICK, JOHN ADAMS |
10 |
July 5, 1951 |
TREMAINE'S - PHOTOS |
5 |
July 5, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (MCEACHERN, HUGH F) |
2 |
July 5, 1951 |
CAR CRASHES INTO STORE, $2000 IN DAMAGES |
1 |
July 5, 1951 |
SCHOOL-CONSTRUCTED FIVE-ROOM HOUSE ON AUCTION JULY 11 |
3 |
July 5, 1951 |
KIRKLAND HAS NO SUMMER FESTIVAL BUT NEARBY TOWNS WILL CELEBRATE |
4 |
July 5, 1951 |
EMERGENCY TRUCK WILL BE PURCHASED |
1 |
July 5, 1951 |
PROPOSED SLOT MACHINE ORDINANCE MAY BRING CITY $5-6000 |
3 |
July 5, 1951 |
GERMANN, R E |
1 |
July 5, 1951 |
KELSO, KENNETH |
12 |
July 5, 1951 |
TARP, SARAH LOUISE |
9 |
July 5, 1951 |
ROSE HILL AREA NEEDS MORE WATER |
3 |
July 5, 1951 |
SECOND CROSSING TO BE DISCUSSED |
1 |
July 5, 1951 |
HEAT CAUSES ERUPTION (PHOTO OF PAVEMENT EXPLOSION) |
1 |
July 5, 1951 |
WEATHER SCORCHING HERE LAST FRIDAY |
1 |
July 5, 1951 |
BARBARA WADDELL, LEE MCIVOR |
8 |
July 5, 1951 |
THELMA OMESTAD, JOHN WILLIAMS |
8 |
July 12, 1951 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
6 |
July 12, 1951 |
ERLING LARSONS KEEP BUSY SINGING, TENDING HOUSE, THEN SINGING AGAIN |
10 |
July 12, 1951 |
PHOTOS OF RUINS OF FERRY DOCK |
6 |
July 12, 1951 |
JACK VAN GORTEL BUYS PARTS FIRM |
1 |
July 12, 1951 |
NURSERY SCHOOL HERE WILL CLOSE |
13 |
July 12, 1951 |
HOUGHTON TO FORM FIRE DEPARTMENT |
1 |
July 12, 1951 |
LOREN FITCH NEW CITY CLERK HERE |
1 |
July 12, 1951 |
HOUGHTON TO FORM FIRE DEPARTMENT |
1 |
July 12, 1951 |
IRATE JUANITA CITIZENS IN ATTACK OF MISUSE OF WELFARE FUNDS |
9 |
July 12, 1951 |
KIRKLAND STILL HAS GREEN RIVER LAW REGULATING PEDDLERS AND HAWKER |
13 |
July 12, 1951 |
POLICE HERE TO CITE CROSSWALK VIOLATORS |
1 |
July 12, 1951 |
MORE OBJECTIONS RAISED BY TOWN ON BUS SERVICE |
1 |
July 12, 1951 |
SECOND LAKE BRIDGE, TUBE IS BOOSTED |
1 |
July 12, 1951 |
TRAFFIC CONTROL PROGRAM LAUNCHED HERE (PHOTO OF DOWNTOWN) |
1 |
July 12, 1951 |
JOYCE WARREN, NORRIS SANDERSON |
10 |
July 19, 1951 |
YOUNGER'S MINTS - GRAND OPENING |
9 |
July 19, 1951 |
SCHNEIDER, HARRIE H |
2 |
July 19, 1951 |
CITY SETS SLOT MACHINE FEE AT $25 PER MACHINE |
1 |
July 19, 1951 |
FIRM SUPPLYING MATERIALS FOR NEW PLANT TOLD |
11 |
July 19, 1951 |
GUST KALYBABA MAKES KIRKLAND SHOP CENTER FOR CHURCH PEW CONSTRUCT |
11 |
July 19, 1951 |
YEARS OF HARD WORK TO BUILD CANDY BUSINESS HERE ... |
1 |
July 19, 1951 |
RESULTS IN WELFARE DRIVE CLAIMED |
1 |
July 19, 1951 |
SCHOONOVER, MICHAEL |
1 |
July 19, 1951 |
WATT, ROBERT J |
10 |
July 19, 1951 |
SWIM CERTIFICATES GIVEN OUT TO 111 AT COMPLETION OF RED CROSS PRO |
11 |
July 19, 1951 |
UNIT LEADERS NAMED FOR KIRKLAND DAY CAMP STARTING JULY 23 |
11 |
July 19, 1951 |
REV WORDSWORTH WILL LEAVE SOON |
7 |
July 19, 1951 |
BUS LINE WILL ADD TO LOCAL SERVICE |
1 |
July 19, 1951 |
NEW PUMP TO AID WATER PRESSURE |
1 |
July 19, 1951 |
JENICE GIBSON, DON WHITCHER |
7 |
July 26, 1951 |
SAFEWAY - GRAND OPENING |
8 |
July 26, 1951 |
HUGH BAKER, RETIRING MAIL CARRIER, DESCRIBES THE HISTORY OF RTE 2 |
11 |
July 26, 1951 |
COUNTY STUDIES CIVIC CENTER USE |
1 |
July 26, 1951 |
FAMILIAR LANDMARK ON ROSE HILL TO BE REPLACED BY NEW RESIDENCE |
6 |
July 26, 1951 |
OLD LANDMARK COMING DOWN (PHOTO OF ROSE HILL GROCERY) |
6 |
July 26, 1951 |
SCHOOL WILL BUILD LOWER PRICED HOUSE |
2 |
July 26, 1951 |
CITY ESTIMATES DEFENSE NEEDS |
12 |
July 26, 1951 |
ADULT EDUCATION TO BE CONTINUED |
2 |
July 26, 1951 |
NURSERY SCHOOL TO CLOSE TUESDAY |
1 |
July 26, 1951 |
FIRE INSPECTION TO AID VOLUNTEERS |
12 |
July 26, 1951 |
VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTERS FORM |
10 |
July 26, 1951 |
HOUGHTON OBJECTS TO WATER RATE INCREASE |
1 |
July 26, 1951 |
JUANITA CITIZENS CONTINUE FIGHT ON WELFARE ABUSE |
5 |
July 26, 1951 |
SENATOR SHANK SOUR ON WELFARE WASTES; PRAISES JUANITANS |
2 |
July 26, 1951 |
LIBRARY IN KIRKLAND WILL SEND MAGAZINES TO POSTS OVERSEAS |
7 |
July 26, 1951 |
FOUR BOUTS LINED UP FOR WRESTLING EXTRAVAGANZA IN KIRKLAND SATURDAY |
1 |
July 26, 1951 |
LITTLE LEAGUERS SEEKING NORTHWEST BASEBALL TITLE SATURDAY |
1 |
July 26, 1951 |
PLANNING AHEAD ON PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS |
2 |
July 26, 1951 |
FAMILIAR LANDMARK ON ROSE HILL TO BE REPLACED BY NEW RESIDENCE |
6 |
July 26, 1951 |
CONTROL OF SPEED SOUGHT ON HIGHWAY AT EAST CITY LIMITS |
12 |
July 26, 1951 |
JUST ONE CORNER HOLDING UP ROAD |
12 |
July 26, 1951 |
NEW SIDEWALK PROJECT OKEYED |
12 |
July 26, 1951 |
STREET ROADMIX APPEARS SUCCESS; APPLY 25 BLOCKS |
14 |
July 26, 1951 |
HOUGHTON OBJECTS TO WATER RATE INCREASE |
1 |
July 26, 1951 |
NEW SEWER INSTALLATION (PHOTO) |
11 |
July 26, 1951 |
SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE NOT IN SIGHT |
1 |
July 26, 1951 |
HOLLY JO IRVINE, VICTOR ULRICH |
7 |
August 2, 1951 |
MCEVOY-ROGERS LUMBER - OPEN HOUSE |
16 |
August 2, 1951 |
SAFEWAY - GRAND OPENING |
13-Dec |
August 2, 1951 |
"GYP" SEASON IN FULL SWING NOW |
1 |
August 2, 1951 |
NEW SAFEWAY STORE IN KIRKLAND IMPRESSIVE IN SIZE, FACILITIES |
6 |
August 2, 1951 |
DISMANTLING FERRY DOCK STARTED HERE |
1 |
August 2, 1951 |
MCEVOY-ROGERS SET OPEN HOUSE |
1 |
August 2, 1951 |
NEW TEACHERS ARE NAMED BY SCHOOL DIRECTORS |
9 |
August 2, 1951 |
SCHOOL MAY GAIN BUILDING FUNDS |
1 |
August 2, 1951 |
EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (COMPLAINTS ABOUT CARNIVALS) |
1 |
August 2, 1951 |
CITY TO BALANCE WATER INCOME WITH EXPENSES |
1 |
August 2, 1951 |
CLEANING PLANT HERE BEING SOLD |
8 |
August 2, 1951 |
ROBBERS OF ELVES STORE CAPTURED |
1 |
August 2, 1951 |
OLSON, PAUL G |
5 |
August 2, 1951 |
LIFE AT DAY CAMP - APPETITES GOOD - LUNCH IS SERVED |
9 |
August 2, 1951 |
NEAREST THING TO "OL SWIMMING HOLE" IS ... LAKE KIRKLAND |
8 |
August 2, 1951 |
STATE TOURNEY NEXT FOR KIRKLAND |
4 |
August 2, 1951 |
SIX LOCAL CHURCHES IN GRAHAM CRUSADE |
14 |
August 2, 1951 |
AMATEUR ASTRONOMER FROM ROSE HILL BUILDS ... COMPLETE OBSERVATORY |
3 |
August 2, 1951 |
DISMANTLING FERRY DOCK STARTED HERE |
1 |
August 2, 1951 |
$10000 VACUUM FILTER INSTALLED |
11 |
August 2, 1951 |
CITY TO BALANCE WATER INCOME WITH EXPENSES |
1 |
August 2, 1951 |
ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT EXPECTED TO START LAYING MAINS ABOUT SEP |
1 |
August 2, 1951 |
TELEPHONE PARLEY ON THIS MORNING |
1 |
August 9, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (CAMPBELL, WOODY) |
2 |
August 9, 1951 |
READY FOR SCHOOL - 1956 (FIRST TWINS IN NEW HOSPITAL) |
12 |
August 9, 1951 |
CENTRAL GRADE SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
3 |
August 9, 1951 |
CONSTRUCTION ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL GYM MAY BE STARTED IN 1951 |
11 |
August 9, 1951 |
DISTRICT'S NEW GRADE SCHOOL (PHOTO OF JUANITA GRADE SCHOOL) |
2 |
August 9, 1951 |
FERRY DOCK DISMANTLING (PHOTO) |
8 |
August 9, 1951 |
SALLY GOES SHOPPING |
10 |
August 9, 1951 |
PRESENT CITY ORDINANCE CAN KEEP CARNIVALS OUT OF KIRKLAND |
8 |
August 9, 1951 |
DENNY PARK FIRE BLAZES |
1 |
August 9, 1951 |
COUNCIL MAY VOTE STREET REPAIRS |
2 |
August 9, 1951 |
JUANITA WELFARE COMMITTEE ACTIVE |
5 |
August 9, 1951 |
A MESSAGE TO EMPLOYEES OF TELEPHONE COMPANY (AD) |
13 |
August 9, 1951 |
TELEPHONE STRIKE IN STALEMATE AFTER 3 WEEKS |
1 |
August 9, 1951 |
CITY POWERLESS TO CONTROL SPEED ABOVE SAFEWAY |
8 |
August 9, 1951 |
POLICE BREAK AUTO PARTS THEFT RING, NAB YOUTHFUL COUPLES |
1 |
August 9, 1951 |
YMCA PROPOSES FULL YEAR 'ROUND RECREATION PROGRAM IN CIVIC CENTER |
5 |
August 9, 1951 |
DENNY PARK FIRE BLAZES |
1 |
August 9, 1951 |
EVERETT MEMORIAL PARK ESTABLISHED |
13 |
August 9, 1951 |
NEW PARKING LOTS TO HOLD 156 CARS |
1 |
August 9, 1951 |
FERRY DOCK DISMANTLING (PHOTO) |
8 |
August 9, 1951 |
CITY POWERLESS TO CONTROL SPEED ABOVE SAFEWAY |
8 |
August 9, 1951 |
COUNCIL MAY VOTE STREET REPAIRS |
2 |
August 9, 1951 |
EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (DISCUSSIONS OF TRAFFIC) |
1 |
August 9, 1951 |
TELEPHONE STRIKE IN STALEMATE AFTER 3 WEEKS |
1 |
August 9, 1951 |
WATER RATE CHANGES START SEPTEMBER 1 |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
MR AND MRS AXEL MAGNUSSON MARK GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY HERE |
6 |
August 16, 1951 |
KIRKLAND MAIL CARRIER EMIL ENGELBREKT ... ASCENT OF RAINIER |
6 |
August 16, 1951 |
KIRKLAND MAN IS LEO LASSEN'S ASSISTANT (RHODES, MICHAEL) |
4 |
August 16, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (DICK, GORDON) |
2 |
August 16, 1951 |
COLLINS SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
3 |
August 16, 1951 |
AIR RAID INSTRUCTIONS |
7 |
August 16, 1951 |
DRIVING TEACHERS OFFERED SPECIAL TRAINING COURSE |
5 |
August 16, 1951 |
NURSERY SCHOOL OFFERED FREE RENT IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
SCHOOL POPULATION EXPECTED UPWARD; COUNTY HAS 53700 |
11 |
August 16, 1951 |
BIG BRUSH FIRE TO END IN COURT |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
FIRE DEPARTMENT SEEKING HOUSING FOR EQUIPMENT |
8 |
August 16, 1951 |
MUNY LEAGUE STUDIES, WATER, MANAGER, PUDS |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
POLICE FORCE ASKS FOR HIGHER WAGES AS PRELIMINARY BUDGET WORK STARTS |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
HOUGHTON TO SPEND $3000 ON STREETS; ANNUAL COST $8000 |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
NURSERY SCHOOL OFFERED FREE RENT IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
JUANITA INDUSTRY PRODUCES PICKLES BY THE PECK FOR PUGET SOUND ARE |
9 |
August 16, 1951 |
COUNTY SHOWS INTEREST IN JUANITA CAMPAIGN AGAINST WELFARE CHISELER |
2 |
August 16, 1951 |
AGREEMENT REACHED IN TELEPHONE STRIKE |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
POLICE FORCE ASKS FOR HIGHER WAGES AS PRELIMINARY BUDGET WORK STARTS |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
HOUGHTON RESIDENTS WILL HAVE USE OF COUNTY LIBRARY AFTER SEPT 1 |
5 |
August 16, 1951 |
LINDBERG, ANDREW (VETERAN OF INDIAN WAR) |
11 |
August 16, 1951 |
BLACKTOP SURFACE TO BE USED ON TWO FREE CITY PARKING LOTS |
9 |
August 16, 1951 |
EAST SIDE HIGHWAY PROPOSED (MAP) |
5 |
August 16, 1951 |
HOUGHTON TO SPEND $3000 ON STREETS; ANNUAL COST $8000 |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
AGREEMENT REACHED IN TELEPHONE STRIKE |
1 |
August 16, 1951 |
CHARLOTTE MCMONIGLE, ROBERT BAILIE |
10 |
August 23, 1951 |
THORNES (W B "CAP") CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING |
10 |
August 23, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (WILSIE, LUELLA) |
2 |
August 23, 1951 |
GYMNASIUM NEXT SCHOOL PROJECT |
1 |
August 23, 1951 |
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
3 |
August 23, 1951 |
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL |
13 |
August 23, 1951 |
74 BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE CONTRIBUTE TO FREE PARKING AREAS |
1 |
August 23, 1951 |
SALLY GOES SHOPPING |
12 |
August 23, 1951 |
ADULT EDUCATION FACES REDUCTION |
1 |
August 23, 1951 |
FACULTY CHANGES AT JUNIOR HIGH ANNOUNCED HERE |
13 |
August 23, 1951 |
LAKE WASHINGTON ADULT EDUCATION GIVEN PUBLICITY |
9 |
August 23, 1951 |
NURSERY SCHOOL SCHEDULED TO OPEN AT HOUGHTON QUARTERS SEPTEMBER 5 |
8 |
August 23, 1951 |
THREE FIRE CREWS FIGHT BRUSH FIRE |
1 |
August 23, 1951 |
25 NEW PARKING METERS INSTALLED |
9 |
August 23, 1951 |
CITY BIDS CALLED ON OIL, PIPE, RENT, BILLING MACHINE |
1 |
August 23, 1951 |
SPECIAL ELECTION ON CITY MANGER PROPOSED |
1 |
August 23, 1951 |
SHEARER, ROBERT L |
1 |
August 23, 1951 |
TO INSTALL TRAFFIC SIGNS NEAR SAFEWAY |
1 |
August 23, 1951 |
OUTSIDE UTILITY SERVICE CHARGES EXPLAINED BY CITY |
5 |
August 23, 1951 |
SEWER CONNECTIONS REQUIRED IN CITY |
1 |
August 23, 1951 |
ANITA OLSON, RICHARD PENNINGTON |
10 |
August 23, 1951 |
JANNA ZOE UNDERWOOD, HARVEY E THOMPSON |
10 |
August 30, 1951 |
HOLM ROOFING AND SIDING - OPEN HOUSE |
5 |
August 30, 1951 |
PAULS JEWELERS - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
August 30, 1951 |
OUR TOWN (FORTE, WILLIAM M) |
2 |
August 30, 1951 |
OK NEW BUILDING NEAR CITY HALL, ANOTHER STOPPED |
2 |
August 30, 1951 |
LAWN FOR JUANITA SCHOOL APPROVED |
11 |
August 30, 1951 |
ROSE HILL SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
3 |
August 30, 1951 |
THIRTEEN ACRES OF LAWN SURROUNDS NEW LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL |
9 |
August 30, 1951 |
HOLM ROOFING COMPANY TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE |
5 |
August 30, 1951 |
OPENING OF JEWELRY STORE IS POSTPONED |
1 |
August 30, 1951 |
SALLY GOES SHOPPING |
13 |
August 30, 1951 |
EAST SIDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL MOVED TO NEW LOCATION; VOLUNTEERS HELP |
5 |
August 30, 1951 |
EXCEPTIONAL CHILD PROGRAM TO BE AT STEWART HEIGHTS |
10 |
August 30, 1951 |
EXPECT 575 STUDENTS TO ASSEMBLE HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY MORNING |
1 |
August 30, 1951 |
LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH EXPECTS ENROLLMENT OF 575 FOR 1951-52 |
9 |
August 30, 1951 |
PRICE OF SCHOOL LUNCHES RAISED |
9 |
August 30, 1951 |
SIX NEW TEACHERS ADDED TO FACULTY |
10 |
August 30, 1951 |
BETSEY CAREY, HERBERT PODELL |
10 |
August 30, 1951 |
SIGNS INDICATE THAT JUANITA CAMPAIGN AGAINST WELFARE CHISELERS PAY |
2 |
August 30, 1951 |
POLICE ACT ON HOLD-UP TIP-OFF |
1 |
August 30, 1951 |
BANDARET, GEORGE (PIONEER ROAD-BUILDER) |
7 |
August 30, 1951 |
PARKING LOT WORK UNDERWAY; FUND STILL INCREASING |
1 |
August 30, 1951 |
SEATTLE C OF C URGES SECOND BRIDGE, TRAFFIC COUNT ON PRESENT BRIDGE |
1 |
August 30, 1951 |
BETTY HASSING, CLAUDE BARNETT |
11 |
August 30, 1951 |
FREDERICKA HAIGHT, BRUCE BECHTEL |
11 |
September 6,
1951 |
JOIN THE NATIONAL GUARD |
3 |
September 6,
1951 |
WILL REQUIRE OKEY FOR SOLICITATIONS |
8 |
September 6,
1951 |
RECORD OF 3700 ENROLL IN SCHOOLS |
1 |
September 6,
1951 |
TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS FOR GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOLS ANNOUNCED |
12 |
September 6,
1951 |
CITY PROPOSES $334,533 BUDGET, INCREASE OF $72,598 |
1 |
September 6,
1951 |
HOUGHTON RESIDENTS MAY BORROW BOOKS ON LIBRARY SYSTEM |
9 |
September 6,
1951 |
HOUGHTON RESIDENTS MAY BORROW BOOKS ON LIBRARY SYSTEM |
9 |
September 6,
1951 |
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT HERE SEEKING MEN IN 'OPERATIONS DOUBLE' DRIVE |
1 |
September 6,
1951 |
RECRUITING OFFICE OPENED IN KIRKLAND |
8 |
September 6,
1951 |
DAWSON, ROBERT D |
14 |
September 6,
1951 |
PINNEY, OLIVE |
13 |
September 6,
1951 |
TRIO LEASES JUANITA CLUB FROM FARRAR |
1 |
September 6,
1951 |
CONTRACTS LET ON 8 MILES OF LINES WATER DISTRICT |
9 |
September 6,
1951 |
EXTENDED SERVICE HEARING SLATED FOR OCTOBER 3RD |
1 |
September 6,
1951 |
NO CATS AND DOGS IN LAST WEEKS RAIN, BIOLOGY TEACHER EXPLAINS... |
1 |
September 13,
1951 |
MR AND MRS KRAKENBERG HONORED MONDAY ON OCCASION OF 60TH WEDDING |
12 |
September 13,
1951 |
OUR TOWN (MCGREGOR, ESTHER) |
2 |
September 13,
1951 |
DEDICATE JUANITA SCHOOL SEPT 23 |
1 |
September 13,
1951 |
PENELOPE PORCUPINE VENTURES OUT ONTO HIGHWAY; EXPERIENCE FATAL |
9 |
September 13,
1951 |
LOCAL ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES ARE RESUMED |
8 |
September 13,
1951 |
DELAY ON PARKING LOT IS EXPLAINED |
1 |
September 13,
1951 |
MAYOR'S SALARY INCREASE WOULD BE FOR NEW MAN |
1 |
September 13,
1951 |
THE CITY MANAGER LAW |
2 |
September 13,
1951 |
CITY DECORATION FOR CHRISTMAS LOOKS PROMISING |
1 |
September 13,
1951 |
ATTORNEY DROPS HOUGHTON CASE AGAINST KIRKLAND |
1 |
September 13,
1951 |
TOWN OF HOUGHTON BUDGET NEARLY DOUBLED TO $30002 |
1 |
September 13,
1951 |
FOLLAND, WILLIAM R |
15 |
September 13,
1951 |
MORLEY, ADAH R |
15 |
September 13,
1951 |
PEERY, LESLIE |
6 |
September 13,
1951 |
RUTH GWERDER, JAMES CURTIS WALKER |
10 |
September 13,
1951 |
SUSAN SMITH, IRA RICHARD MEYERS |
11 |
September 20,
1951 |
DEDICATE JUANITA SCHOOL ON SUNDAY (PHOTOS OF NEW AND OLD SCHOOLS) |
12 |
September 20,
1951 |
SCHOOL BOARD STYMIED BY STATE ON COSTS FOR PROPOSED GYMNASIUM |
1 |
September 20,
1951 |
RULES REVISED ON DOWN-PAYMENTS FOR NEW, OLD HOMES UP TO $12000 |
3 |
September 20,
1951 |
NEW JEWELRY STORE OPENS IN KIRKLAND |
4 |
September 20,
1951 |
NEW STORE HEAD FOR UNDERWOOD'S |
10 |
September 20,
1951 |
CENTRAL'S NINE TWIN SETS (PHOTO OF TWINS) |
1 |
September 20,
1951 |
ARGUMENT FOR CITY MANAGER PLAN |
2 |
September 20,
1951 |
TEACHERS SALARIES STILL UP IN THE AIR |
8 |
September 20,
1951 |
JUANITA FIREBUG IS BEING SOUGHT |
8 |
September 20,
1951 |
CITY MANGER ELECTION NOVEMBER 20 |
1 |
September 20,
1951 |
PRELIMINARY BUDGET - TOWN OF HOUGHTON |
5 |
September 20,
1951 |
PRELIMINARY BUDGET - TOWN OF HOUGHTON |
5 |
September 20,
1951 |
JUANITA FIREBUG IS BEING SOUGHT |
8 |
September 20,
1951 |
300 SAILORS TO PARTICIPATE HERE |
1 |
September 20,
1951 |
JOHNSON, ALENA |
14 |
September 20,
1951 |
KIRKLAND FOURTH LARGEST CITY IN COUNTY; ENJOYS 130% BOOST IN POP |
1 |
September 20,
1951 |
PARKING LOT PROGRESSES (PHOTO) |
1 |
September 20,
1951 |
MAXINE STRAND, WAUYNE RUSHING |
10 |
September 27,
1951 |
OUR TOWN (LELAND, ALFRED E) |
2 |
September 27,
1951 |
COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE LAUNCHED HERE WITH LIVELY LUNCHEON SESSION |
1 |
September 27,
1951 |
350 ENROLL IN ADULT EDUCATION |
3 |
September 27,
1951 |
BOOSTS IN SCHOOL COSTS SUPPORTED |
1 |
September 27,
1951 |
POLL INDICATES TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS FAVOR EXTENDED SERVICE |
1 |
September 27,
1951 |
PATTI RUTH PHILLIPS, BERT ROLAND PEDERSEN |
10 |
October 4, 1951 |
TRADEWELL - GRAND OPENING |
13-Dec |
October 4, 1951 |
A L BURTON WAS SPANISH WAR VET |
20 |
October 4, 1951 |
NEW BUILDINGS INDICATE PROGRESS |
6 |
October 4, 1951 |
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DEDICATION SET |
10 |
October 4, 1951 |
TRADEWELL SUPER MARKET OPENS TODAY |
9 |
October 4, 1951 |
COMMUNITY CHEST WORKERS EMPLOY ROWBOATS, HORSES ON ASSIGNMENTS |
20 |
October 4, 1951 |
DELIGHTFUL LIVING (3 AERIAL PHOTOS OF KIRKLAND AREA) |
7 |
October 4, 1951 |
INSURANCE, COAL BIDS AWARDED BY SCHOOL DISTRICT |
17 |
October 4, 1951 |
LAKE WASHINGTON BUDGET APPROVED |
9 |
October 4, 1951 |
MAYOR RULES ON COUNCIL ROOMS USE |
9 |
October 4, 1951 |
COMMUNITY'S GROWTH IN FIFTY YEARS IS RECORD OF WORK AND FINE SPIRIT |
1 |
October 4, 1951 |
KIRKLAND'S FIRST NEWSPAPER PUBLISHES IN SEATTLE IN 1890 |
3 |
October 4, 1951 |
OLD PHOTOS OF BOATS, CARS, ROADS, FERRIES |
5 |
October 4, 1951 |
PETER KIRK, CITY FOUNDER'S SON DIES |
9 |
October 4, 1951 |
PHOTO OF WELCOME SIGN FROM 1916 |
1 |
October 4, 1951 |
THEN AND NOW (OLD PHOTOS) |
3 |
October 4, 1951 |
SMALL INDUSTRIES CONTINUE TO GROW (PHOTOS OF HATCHERY AND CANNERY |
8 |
October 4, 1951 |
PETER KIRK, CITY FOUNDER'S SON DIES |
9 |
October 4, 1951 |
ADDELMAN, ETHEL C |
9 |
October 4, 1951 |
KIRK, PETER |
9 |
October 4, 1951 |
KIRKLAND CIVIC FIELD BUSY PLACE (AERIAL PHOTO) |
2 |
October 4, 1951 |
OLD PHOTOS OF BOATS, CARS, ROADS, FERRIES |
5 |
October 4, 1951 |
INSTALL WARNING SIGNS ON HIWAY |
16 |
October 4, 1951 |
LAST OF PHONE HEARINGS HELD, RATES PROPOSED |
9 |
October 4, 1951 |
DOROTHY MARILYN KOSBAB, ERNEST RAYMOND PRATT |
18 |
October 11,
1951 |
FORMER ENGINEER MAKES DRAPES AND SHADES FROM STRIPS OF FINE WOOD |
13 |
October 11,
1951 |
ROBINSON RESIGNS AS C OF C PREXY |
1 |
October 11,
1951 |
COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE IS LAGGING |
1 |
October 11,
1951 |
HOW ROSE HILL GOT ITS NAME |
10 |
October 11,
1951 |
$3000 BURGLARY OF SAFEWAY STORE |
1 |
October 11,
1951 |
BERGMAN, GEORGE EDWIN |
1 |
October 11,
1951 |
MCINTYRE, R J |
1 |
October 11,
1951 |
NORDSTROM, RUTH |
1 |
October 11,
1951 |
TYLER, ROY F |
1 |
October 11,
1951 |
KIRKLAND CIVIC CENTER FULL-TIME RECREATION PROGRAM STARTED |
9 |
October 11,
1951 |
HOW ROSE HILL GOT ITS NAME |
10 |
October 11,
1951 |
BOOST IN POSTAL RECEIPTS REFLECTS GROWTH OF EAST SIDE COMMUNITIES |
12 |
October 11,
1951 |
CITY INCREASES INCOME FROM TWO WATER CONTRACTS |
12 |
October 11,
1951 |
PAIR OF ROSE HILL WEATHER STATIONS ARE INDEPENDENT AND NON-COMPETITIVE |
7 |
October 11,
1951 |
YVONNE JOHNSON, PHILLIP CONWAY |
6 |
October 18,
1951 |
FARMERS FIGHT COUNTY ZONING, HEARING SET |
1 |
October 18,
1951 |
OUR TOWN (GRAY, LESLIE ARTHUR) |
2 |
October 18,
1951 |
ELECTRIC, APPLIANCE STORE TO OPEN HERE |
1 |
October 18,
1951 |
PAULS COME IN PAIRS ON KIRKLAND AVENUE WHERE THEY OPERATE JEWELRY |
12 |
October 18,
1951 |
COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE $1522 SHORT |
1 |
October 18,
1951 |
CIVILIAN DEFENSE BECOMES OFFICIAL CITY DEPARTMENT |
8 |
October 18,
1951 |
PEOPLE ALARMED OVER LAG IN CIVIL DEFENSE |
2 |
October 18,
1951 |
CITY STUDIES PROPOSAL TO IMPROVE, ENLARGE DOWNTOWN WATERFRONT |
1 |
October 18,
1951 |
KEEP ARCHITECT? RULING REQUESTED BY SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
October 18,
1951 |
CITY INSURANCE BIDS POSTPONED |
5 |
October 18,
1951 |
CITY STUDIES PROPOSAL TO IMPROVE, ENLARGE DOWNTOWN WATERFRONT |
1 |
October 18,
1951 |
MAGNUSSON, EMMA C |
2 |
October 18,
1951 |
TOLMAN, ROY |
10 |
October 18,
1951 |
WARNER, MARVIN L |
1 |
October 18,
1951 |
FULL-FLEDGED RECREATION PROGRAM UNDERTAKEN BY CITY AND YMCA... |
5 |
October 18,
1951 |
KIRKLAND KOREAN WAR HERO BURIED (WARNER, MARVIN L) |
1 |
October 18,
1951 |
MARLINE SAMPONT, JERRY MANKA |
10 |
October 25,
1951 |
LANDMARK IS LEVELED (PHOTO OF JUANITA "BARREL") |
8 |
October 25,
1951 |
RICHARDSON, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HEAD, INSTALLED |
1 |
October 25,
1951 |
COLLECTIONS LAG IN COMMUNITY CHEST CITY DRIVE |
1 |
October 25,
1951 |
CONTRACT LEGAL, SCHOOL INFORMED BY PROSECUTOR |
1 |
October 25,
1951 |
SCHOOL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN BEING SUCCESSFULLY OPERATED HERE |
9 |
October 25,
1951 |
LITA CLAIR HULL, REV JACQUES ABERCROMBIE REGNAULT |
10 |
October 25,
1951 |
PROS-CONS ON MANGER PLAN TOPIC |
1 |
October 25,
1951 |
LIVESTOCK RAISERS NOT HINDERED BY COUNTY ORDINANCE |
1 |
October 25,
1951 |
HEISDORF-NELSON OPEN NEW BRANCH |
1 |
October 25,
1951 |
JUANITA GROUP OPPOSES EXTENDED TELEPHONE SERVICE |
7 |
October 25,
1951 |
NORDSTROM, E F |
16 |
October 25,
1951 |
JUANITA GROUP OPPOSES EXTENDED TELEPHONE SERVICE |
7 |
November 1,
1951 |
A NAVY FROGMAN HAS FUN ON LEAVE (BOWERMAN, BEN) |
9 |
November 1,
1951 |
OUR TOWN (SODERQUIST, DONALD E) |
1 |
November 1,
1951 |
CHEST CAMPAIGN 'OVER THE TOP' |
1 |
November 1,
1951 |
AUDREY HALL, JAMES L CHEW |
10 |
November 1,
1951 |
BARBER QUARTETS SEEKING SINGERS |
9 |
November 1,
1951 |
INTERESTED PARTICIPANTS - CITIZENS ENJOY MANAGER FORUM |
1 |
November 1,
1951 |
REV IVAN SMITH IS NEW MINISTER |
1 |
November 8,
1951 |
PANTORIUM BUYS LOCAL LAUNDRY |
9 |
November 8,
1951 |
SEWING MACHINE STORE WILL OPEN |
2 |
November 8,
1951 |
APARTMENT HOUSE ZONING HERE RECOMMENDED |
1 |
November 8,
1951 |
POTLUCK SUPPER WILL GET BIG JUANITA CARNIVAL UNDERWAY... |
10 |
November 8,
1951 |
LOW FIRE LOSSES IN DISTRICT 41 |
1 |
November 8,
1951 |
LET'S HAVE A LOOK AT THE RECORD |
1 |
November 8,
1951 |
MAYOR OPPOSES MANAGER PLAN |
1 |
November 8,
1951 |
FARMER'S UNION ORGANIZED HERE |
8 |
November 8,
1951 |
B.P.O ELKS INSTITUTES NEW LODGE |
1 |
November 8,
1951 |
OKEY CONCRETE WALK TO CIVIC CENTER |
2 |
November 8,
1951 |
COLORFUL HISTORY OF RAILROADING STILL INCLUDES IMPORTANT MAN AT T |
9 |
November 8,
1951 |
NEW WATER AND SEWER CONTRACTS TO INCREASE CITY'S INCOME BY $15000 |
1 |
November 8,
1951 |
TOLL-FREE PHONE SERVICE OKEYED |
1 |
November 15,
1951 |
VOTE YES FOR CITY-MANAGER |
6 |
November 15,
1951 |
OUR TOWN (SHOVLIN, DAN) |
2 |
November 15,
1951 |
PARENTS, TEACHERS VISIT TEEN CANTEEN; MEMBERS TELL DUTIES |
9 |
November 15,
1951 |
COUNCIL-MANAGER ELECTION TUESDAY |
1 |
November 15,
1951 |
DOCTOR, FORMER MAYOR OF KIRKLAND, ENDORSES THE COUNCIL-MANAGER PL |
1 |
November 15,
1951 |
PARK BOARD AND DEFENSE BOARD SET UP BY CITY |
9 |
November 15,
1951 |
PLANS SHAPE UP FOR FESTIVE YULE |
1 |
November 15,
1951 |
ANNEXATION EXPANDS HOUGHTON POPULATION FIGURES TO 2926 |
1 |
November 15,
1951 |
COLMAN, MINNIE L |
1 |
November 15,
1951 |
200 YOUNGSTERS IN CIVIC CENTER "Y" RECREATION |
1 |
November 15,
1951 |
ANNEXATION EXPANDS HOUGHTON POPULATION FIGURES TO 2926 |
1 |
November 15,
1951 |
MOORING BUOYS DEBATE CONTINUES |
1 |
November 22,
1951 |
KIRKLAND PANTORIUM - GRAND OPENING |
12 |
November 22,
1951 |
ARCADE BUILDING PLANNED IN CITY BY UNDERWOOD |
1 |
November 22,
1951 |
TO BE REPLACED (PHOTO OF SITE FOR NEW ARCADE) |
12 |
November 22,
1951 |
ADVENTIST SCHOOL GETS NEW LIGHTING |
4 |
November 22,
1951 |
SCHOOL PARENTS WILL GIVE VIEWS ON CHARITY DRIVES |
12 |
November 22,
1951 |
DISTRICT PLANNING TO BE AIRED AT PUBLIC MEETINGS |
2 |
November 22,
1951 |
SCHOOL REVISES PLANS FOR SHOPS, GYM TO SECURE $680000 STATE AID |
1 |
November 22,
1951 |
MANAGER PLAN LOSES 766 TO 436 |
1 |
November 22,
1951 |
NEW CITY BOARDS NAMED BY MAYOR |
1 |
November 22,
1951 |
KIRKLAND TO HAVE CHRISTMAS TRAIL |
7 |
November 22,
1951 |
BUS SYSTEM IN CHANGE OF HANDS |
1 |
November 22,
1951 |
LOCATION OF SECOND LAKE BRIDGE TO BE REVEALED IN EARLY DECEMBER |
1 |
November 22,
1951 |
HEARINGS OPENED ON RATE BOOSTS FOR WEST COAST |
1 |
November 22,
1951 |
PUGET SOUND POWER AND LIGHT CO PRESIDENT EXPLAINS PURCHASE PLAN |
12 |
November 22,
1951 |
DELORAS DELONG, WILLIAM T KING |
4 |
November 22,
1951 |
PATSIE MARIE HOWE, LARRY C WALLACE |
4 |
November 29,
1951 |
KIRKLAND ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCE - GRAND OPENING |
17-20 |
November 29,
1951 |
NEWEST KIRKLAND APPLIANCE STORE OPENS SATURDAY |
1 |
November 29,
1951 |
REP JACKSON ADVOCATES MORE ARMS, ATOM POWER, IN VISIT HERE |
1 |
November 29,
1951 |
TWO CHRISTMAS SEAL BOOTHS PLANNED IN POST OFFICE AND BANK |
7 |
November 29,
1951 |
AUTOMATIC TRAFFIC SIGNAL APPROVED |
1 |
December 6,
1951 |
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH (PICTURE) |
16 |
December 6,
1951 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN BEGINS ONE-MAN CAMPAIGN TO HELP KOREAN CHILDREN |
1 |
December 6,
1951 |
MARJORIE ROSE STENSLAND, JAMES E ERICKSON |
12 |
December 6,
1951 |
CITY OPPOSES RATE BOOST FOR PHONES |
1 |
December 6,
1951 |
SIX COUNCIL POSTS, MAYOR, CLERK AND CITY ATTORNEY OPEN FOR FILING |
1 |
December 6,
1951 |
CLOSE-UP OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS (PHOTO) |
9 |
December 6,
1951 |
DOWNTOWN SIDEWALK REBUILDING ORDERED |
1 |
December 6,
1951 |
AUDREY HALL, JAMES L CHEW |
2 |
December 13,
1951 |
OUR TOWN (PAULSON, LEONARD) |
2 |
December 13,
1951 |
TRADEWELL'S OLD BUILDING LIKELY POST OFFICE SITE |
1 |
December 13,
1951 |
NEW BEAUTY SHOP OPENS SATURDAY |
2 |
December 13,
1951 |
CAMPAIGN PROVIDING CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR KOREANS IS PROGRESSING |
7 |
December 13,
1951 |
SOHNS' 20TH ANNUAL FREE SHOW FOR KIDS AT GATEWAY SATURDAY |
9 |
December 13,
1951 |
HOUGHTON FIREMEN TO GET NEW HOUSING |
1 |
December 13,
1951 |
EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (STORY ABOUT OLD BANK) |
1 |
December 13,
1951 |
CHRISTMAS TRAIL CONTEST ENTRIES LISTED BY KAHLE |
1 |
December 13,
1951 |
HOUGHTON FIREMEN TO GET NEW HOUSING |
1 |
December 13,
1951 |
ARMED MAN THREATENS KIRKLAND POLICE OFFICER |
1 |
December 13,
1951 |
TRADEWELL'S OLD BUILDING LIKELY POST OFFICE SITE |
1 |
December 13,
1951 |
OVER 1300 TURN OUT FOR CENTER PROGRAM |
9 |
December 13,
1951 |
STREAMLINER EN ROUTE (PHOTO OF TRAIN) |
23 |
December 13,
1951 |
NEW WATER SERVICE OPENED ON HILL |
8 |
December 20,
1951 |
JUANITA POINT WOMAN HAS TWINS; PAIR ROUNDS OUT BASKETBALL TEAM |
7 |
December 20,
1951 |
COMING DOWN (PHOTO) |
7 |
December 20,
1951 |
OUTDOOR NATIVITY SCENE ON DISPLAY |
9 |
December 20,
1951 |
SANTA SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE HERE THIS SATURDAY |
1 |
December 20,
1951 |
CITY PURCHASES NEW POLICE CAR; STUDY TRUCK AND PROPERTY BIDS |
1 |
December 20,
1951 |
AMATEUR RADIO CLUB HERE IS ORGANIZED |
9 |
December 20,
1951 |
NEW HORIZON CLUB IS STARTED |
9 |
December 20,
1951 |
LAVERNE LINDBERG, WALT FERGUSON |
10 |
December 27,
1951 |
INTEREST ON SAVINGS WILL GO UP |
11 |
December 27,
1951 |
OUR TOWN (WALKER, JULIAN) |
3 |
December 27,
1951 |
CHRISTMAS HOOP TOURNEY ON |
6 |
December 27,
1951 |
SANTA COMES TO TOWN |
1 |
December 27,
1951 |
TOP RADIO AND TV STARS DUE HERE FOR BIG NEW YEAR'S PARTY |
4 |
December 27,
1951 |
HOWLAND, PAUL |
4 |
December 27,
1951 |
HOWLAND, WILLIAM K |
4 |
December 27,
1951 |
MCCREARY, FRANK ELTON |
9 |
December 27,
1951 |
VITAL STEPS ON BRIDGE COMPLETED |
7 |
December 27,
1951 |
SHIRLEY ANN ORMBECK, DONALD RAATZ |
7 |
January 3, 1952 |
FARM LAND ZONE STUDY CONTINUES |
1 |
January 3, 1952 |
MR AND MRS R A DAHL CELEBRATE 35TH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY |
8 |
January 3, 1952 |
SANDERSON FAMILY GROWS TO OVER 60; HOLDS ANNUAL PARTY WITH GRANDMOTHER |
5 |
January 3, 1952 |
NAZARENE CHURCH WILL BE CONSTRUCTED ACROSS FROM GREEN'S |
1 |
January 3, 1952 |
MR-MRS FRED ROTH TAKE OVER BAKERY |
11 |
January 3, 1952 |
MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN BEGINS |
1 |
January 3, 1952 |
COURSE IN PRE-SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY WILL BE OFFERED STARTING FEB 9 |
1 |
January 3, 1952 |
SOME OPENINGS REMAIN FOR ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES STARTING MONDAY |
1 |
January 3, 1952 |
PIELICK HOME IS DAMAGED BY FIRE |
7 |
January 3, 1952 |
AL LELAND UNOPPOSED FOR MAYOR'S POSITION |
1 |
January 3, 1952 |
EYEBROWS GO UP AS COUNCIL BOOSTS PAY |
9 |
January 3, 1952 |
40 YEARS AGO |
2 |
January 3, 1952 |
ANOTHER OLD-TIMER (OLD PHOTO OF ROSE POINT AREA) |
7 |
January 3, 1952 |
HERE ARE NEWS HIGHLIGHTS FOR KIRKLAND AREA DURING 1951 |
4 |
January 3, 1952 |
MCDANIELS, CHARLOTTE JANE |
7 |
January 3, 1952 |
SMITH, ROBERT |
7 |
January 3, 1952 |
EAST SIDE FEDERATED CLUBS SHOW IMPRESSIVE LIST OF 41 MEMBER GROUP |
1 |
January 3, 1952 |
MOORING PROBLEM WILL BE SETTLED |
1 |
January 3, 1952 |
PLAN RE-ACTIVATION OF LAKE WASHINGTON GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION |
7 |
January 3, 1952 |
BEGIN DISTRIBUTION OF NEW PHONE BOOKS; AASHEIM, ZWEIFELHOFER AGAIN |
1 |
January 3, 1952 |
SNOWFALL REACHES 2.12 INCH TOTAL; ROADS SLIPPERY |
1 |
January 3, 1952 |
EDNA EARLINE WINGET, LAWRENCE EASTON |
8 |
January 3, 1952 |
LITA CLAIR HULL, REV JACQUES ABERCROMBIE REGNAULT |
8 |
January 10,
1952 |
FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF MR AND MRS S P LENNOX |
10 |
January 10,
1952 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN'S CLUB MARKS 32ND ANNIVERSARY |
7 |
January 10,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (HUTCHINSON, JAMES) |
2 |
January 10,
1952 |
OFFICIAL FIRST BABY OF 1952 |
1 |
January 10,
1952 |
TO BE REPLACED (PHOTO OF DISMANTLING OF UNION OIL STATION) |
9 |
January 10,
1952 |
HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM APPROVED |
1 |
January 10,
1952 |
RICHARDSON NAMED C OF C PRESIDENT |
1 |
January 10,
1952 |
BETTY JEAN SWANSON, BOB KARELS ALSIN |
8 |
January 10,
1952 |
MACK TRUCK OK FOR CITY STREETS |
1 |
January 10,
1952 |
LIBRARY LOANS 35% MORE BOOKS IN 1951 THAN IN 1950; 880 BOOKS SOLD |
2 |
January 10,
1952 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN'S CLUB MARKS 32ND ANNIVERSARY |
7 |
January 10,
1952 |
"Y" RECREATION PROGRAM GROWS, PLAN MEMBERSHIP |
1 |
January 10,
1952 |
OLSON SAYS INTEREST HIGH IN SECOND SPAN AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION |
1 |
January 10,
1952 |
KIRKLAND SOLDIER RECEIVES MEDAL (ALEXANDER, ROBERT) |
7 |
January 10,
1952 |
MARJORIE ARDELL SCHULTZ, HAROLD KENNETH SHAWHAN |
8 |
January 10,
1952 |
VIRGINIA RAGSDALE, JOSEPH K SHELDON |
9 |
January 17,
1952 |
FIFTY YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE CELEBRATED BY MR AND MRS S P LENNOX |
10 |
January 17,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (FRYER, LODA) |
2 |
January 17,
1952 |
PSYCHOLOGY CLASS STARTING FEB 7 |
5 |
January 17,
1952 |
GENEVIEVE GILDOW, JOHN L CHAMBERS |
10 |
January 17,
1952 |
BARBERSHOP QUARTET PARADE FEBRUARY 16 |
4 |
January 17,
1952 |
CITY TO ACT ON SUIT BY HOUGHTON |
1 |
January 17,
1952 |
TWO SHEEP ATTACK AND KILLED BY PACK OF DOGS ROAMING OUTSKIRTS... |
1 |
January 17,
1952 |
CITY TO ACT ON SUIT BY HOUGHTON |
1 |
January 17,
1952 |
SIZE, POPULATION OF HOUGHTON UP |
1 |
January 17,
1952 |
RICHFIELD PLANS EXPANSION OF PLANT |
5 |
January 17,
1952 |
1951 POLICE INCOME UP; COSTS DOWN |
1 |
January 17,
1952 |
PAROLE OFFICERS, POLICE CHIEFS MEET IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
January 17,
1952 |
POLICE OFFICERS ATTENDING LOCAL STATE SPONSORED TRAINING COURSE |
4 |
January 17,
1952 |
PETERSON, PETER NICHOLAS |
9 |
January 17,
1952 |
RODGERS, WILLIAM A |
2 |
January 17,
1952 |
BLOOD DONATIONS BY ELKS TOPPING BPOE IN NATION |
1 |
January 17,
1952 |
BIDS ARE CALLED ON CONSTRUCTION OF NEW HIGHWAY |
1 |
January 24,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (DRAIN, ANTHONY Y) |
2 |
January 24,
1952 |
SCHOOL MILK PRICE UP TO 7C BOTTLE FOR LUNCHROOMS |
1 |
January 24,
1952 |
SUGGEST QUONSET FOR SCHOOL SHOP TO LOCAL BOARD |
1 |
January 24,
1952 |
FIRED UP KIRKLAND CHAMBER TURNS ON GAS |
1 |
January 24,
1952 |
FREE GIDEON BIBLES FOR SCHOOL PUPILS |
3 |
January 24,
1952 |
AMELIA MORELLI, NELIO CESIDIO DI CORPO |
10 |
January 24,
1952 |
CITY TRANSFERS FUNDS TO SAVE PAYING INTEREST |
1 |
January 24,
1952 |
HOUSES FOR AUBURN - ONE A DAY BUILT - PLANNER HERE BUSY (PHOTOS) |
13 |
January 24,
1952 |
KICKOFF TO RAISE FUNDS FOR RECREATION STARTS |
1 |
January 24,
1952 |
FREE GIDEON BIBLES FOR SCHOOL PUPILS |
3 |
January 24,
1952 |
KING WINTER HITS WITH BLAST HERE |
1 |
January 31,
1952 |
ROGER GRISWOLD FOR CITY COUNCIL |
1 |
January 31,
1952 |
PONDEROUS PORKER MIKE BEATS IKE IN GLOBE FEED'S BIG EATER TEST |
2 |
January 31,
1952 |
CREDIT BUREAU HERE OPENS NEW OFFICE |
1 |
January 31,
1952 |
LINCOLN WAS PRESIDENT...WHEN MRS (J W) BISEL WAS BORN |
1 |
January 31,
1952 |
RUSSELL KELLOGG WINS SCOUTING'S HIGHEST AWARD, THE SILVER BEAVER |
5 |
January 31,
1952 |
CHANGE OF SCENERY IN SIGHT FOR EMPLOYEES OF POST OFFICE HERE |
1 |
January 31,
1952 |
NEW READING ROOM OPENED BY CHURCH IN BUSINESS AREA |
5 |
January 31,
1952 |
MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE HERE REPORTED LAGGING BADLY |
1 |
January 31,
1952 |
THREE CHARITABLE DRIVES GET OKEY FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN PARTICIPATION |
2 |
January 31,
1952 |
FIRST APARTMENT ZONED AREA GIVEN APPROVAL BY CITY COUNCIL MONDAY |
6 |
January 31,
1952 |
FIFTH ANNUAL PRIMROSE SHOW AT CIVIC CENTER APRIL 18, 19 AND 20 |
9 |
January 31,
1952 |
BURNS VIES WITH EWING FOR MAYOR |
1 |
January 31,
1952 |
KNUDTSON, CLARA |
11 |
January 31,
1952 |
NEW READING ROOM OPENED BY CHURCH IN BUSINESS AREA |
5 |
January 31,
1952 |
ROUND ONE IN WATER FIGHT WON BY CITY |
1 |
January 31,
1952 |
TWO FRANK STATEMENTS BY OPPONENTS |
2 |
February 7,
1952 |
FIELDER BEALL FLOWERS, INC - GRAND OPENING |
6 |
February 7,
1952 |
L M (VERN) PENNINGTON FOR CITY COUNCIL |
5 |
February 7,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (BEALL, FIELDER) |
2 |
February 7,
1952 |
WALT HARRISON, EX-HUSKY GRIDDER, NOW STARRING IN CHINCHILLA LEAGUE |
9 |
February 7,
1952 |
FIELDER BEALL OPENING ONE OF STATE'S MOST MODERN FLOWER SHOPS |
1 |
February 7,
1952 |
$15 MEMBERSHIP FOR CHAMBER SET |
1 |
February 7,
1952 |
MERCHANTS BACK STYLE SHOW HERE |
1 |
February 7,
1952 |
BRYANT TO RUN FOR CITY COUNCIL |
1 |
February 7,
1952 |
CITY HARD PRESSED FOR EMPLOYEES WHO LIVE INSIDE LIMITS |
1 |
February 7,
1952 |
EVOLUTION OF HOUGHTON POST OFFICE (PHOTOS) |
6 |
February 7,
1952 |
POSTMASTER FOR HOUGHTON SOUGHT |
1 |
February 7,
1952 |
POLICEMAN NABS TWO FOR HOLD-UP |
1 |
February 7,
1952 |
GREENWALD, ERNEST W |
8 |
February 7,
1952 |
LENNOX, SAMUEL |
1 |
February 7,
1952 |
LENNOX, SAMUEL MRS |
1 |
February 7,
1952 |
THOMPSON, A L |
8 |
February 7,
1952 |
EVOLUTION OF HOUGHTON POST OFFICE (PHOTOS) |
6 |
February 7,
1952 |
WORK IS STARTED ON FIXING PARK |
5 |
February 7,
1952 |
BETTER BUS ROUTING IS URGED |
1 |
February 7,
1952 |
UNDERGROUND CABLES FOR CITY ARE PLANNED |
1 |
February 14,
1952 |
TRIBUTE TO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT |
5 |
February 14,
1952 |
KIRKLAND GIRL ONE OF TOP SCHOOL SCIENTISTS (KARASEK, DONNA MARIE) |
10 |
February 14,
1952 |
WANNAMAKER PUTS APPROVAL STAMP ON HIGH SCHOOL GYM, SHOPS |
1 |
February 14,
1952 |
NEW MANGER OF LELAND'S NAMED |
1 |
February 14,
1952 |
TONSORIAL SONGBIRDS COMING HERE FROM NEAR AND FAR SATURDAY EVE |
1 |
February 14,
1952 |
GRISWOLD, GILMOR AND BURMEISTER LEAD BALLOT IN COLORLESS PRIMARY |
1 |
February 14,
1952 |
FLUORIDATION DEBATE NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT |
12 |
February 14,
1952 |
HOUGHTON PLANNING COUNCIL TURNS DEAF EAR ON PLANNING COMMISSION PR |
1 |
February 14,
1952 |
NEW POST OFFICE FOR HOUGHTON |
1 |
February 14,
1952 |
MAIER, VERA M |
5 |
February 14,
1952 |
NEW POST OFFICE FOR HOUGHTON |
1 |
February 14,
1952 |
FACELIFTING OF BLACKTOP PLANNED |
9 |
February 14,
1952 |
FINANCING, MATERIALS, POSSIBLE BARRIERS TO SECOND LAKE BRIDGE |
9 |
February 14,
1952 |
TECHNICIANS BUSY INSTALLING NEW PHONE EQUIPMENT |
12 |
February 21,
1952 |
NEW USED CAR LOT ESTABLISHED HERE |
11 |
February 21,
1952 |
BOOK SELECTION UP TO TEACHERS - SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
February 21,
1952 |
SCHOOL INTEREST UP, SAYS BOWIE |
1 |
February 21,
1952 |
HAZEL ANNE OMESTAD, RODNEY SAMUELSON |
8 |
February 21,
1952 |
JUNE ELLEN STINSON, LOYER, REV CHARLES L |
10 |
February 21,
1952 |
CITY FACED WITH $20000 GOV'T CLAIM |
1 |
February 21,
1952 |
COLLINSWOOD SCHOOL PUPILS IN 1914 (PHOTO) |
12 |
February 21,
1952 |
HOUGHTON STUDIES WATER AND SEWER |
8 |
February 21,
1952 |
BANK,
POST OFFICE, SHOPPING CENTER ENVISIONED BY JUANITA CLUB |
2 |
February 21,
1952 |
NON-RESIDENT FEES FOR LIBRARY UPPED |
6 |
February 21,
1952 |
NEILSON, MARIE E |
1 |
February 21,
1952 |
CITY COUNCIL AND SCHOOL CANDIDATES TO APPEAR AT PUBLIC MEETING |
9 |
February 21,
1952 |
KANGAROOS QUIT PUGET SOUND LOOP |
1 |
February 21,
1952 |
CITY PUTS STOP ON WATER LINE |
1 |
February 28,
1952 |
JOE STEINER FOR SCHOOL ELECTIONS |
9 |
February 28,
1952 |
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY NOTED BY 4-H'ERS |
7 |
February 28,
1952 |
ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB TO CELEBRATE 41ST ANNIVERSARY |
7 |
February 28,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (SANDOZ, EVELYN) |
2 |
February 28,
1952 |
APPLIANCE MAN JOINS HARDWARE |
1 |
February 28,
1952 |
MORE COMMUNITY FUND MONEY TURNED IN BY LOCAL GROUPS |
2 |
February 28,
1952 |
SALARY SCHEDULE FOR PRINCIPALS AGREED BY BOARD |
1 |
February 28,
1952 |
SCHOOL TAX DIP NOTED BY JOHNSON |
1 |
February 28,
1952 |
EVEN HAIR STYLES TO BE LATEST IN LOCAL STYLE SHOW |
1 |
February 28,
1952 |
FRIENDLY BIRDS WHO COME AND GO DURING WINTER HERE ARE GROSBEAKS |
1 |
February 28,
1952 |
NEW FIRE LOSSES NOTED BY MAYOR |
9 |
February 28,
1952 |
FLUORIDATION BECOMING HOT TOPIC |
2 |
February 28,
1952 |
TREMAINE'S OPENING HEALTH FOOD SECTION |
13 |
February 28,
1952 |
BUILDING OF THE FERRY LINCOLN |
8 |
February 28,
1952 |
DONNAHUE, FLETCHER |
6 |
February 28,
1952 |
ENEBORG, AUGUSTA |
6 |
February 28,
1952 |
HOLE-IN-ONE GOLF TOURNEY OPENS SATURDAY AT JUANITA |
1 |
February 28,
1952 |
KANGAROOS BERATED BY COACH SMITH AS SHOWING "LACK IN EFFORT" |
4 |
February 28,
1952 |
WATERFRONT BEAUTIFICATION PLANNED (PICTURE) |
9 |
February 28,
1952 |
ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB TO CELEBRATE 41ST ANNIVERSARY |
7 |
February 28,
1952 |
BUILDING OF THE FERRY LINCOLN |
8 |
March 6, 1952 |
BOARD MEMBERS EXPLAIN PURCHASE OF SCHOOL TRACT |
1 |
March 6, 1952 |
GIRLS ALMOST HYSTERICAL GETTING OUTFITS TOGETHER FOR COMING HOP |
2 |
March 6, 1952 |
BITTER SCHOOL BOARD RACE ELECTION HIGHLIGHT |
1 |
March 6, 1952 |
OTTO SMITH RESIGNS AS KANGAROO BASKETBALL COACH; QUITS SYSTEM |
1 |
March 6, 1952 |
GOLDILOCKS AND THREE BEARS (ADOPTED BEAR CUBS) |
1 |
March 6, 1952 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS OPINION ON SALE OF CITY'S UTILITIES |
1 |
March 6, 1952 |
CROSS, RACHEL E |
8 |
March 6, 1952 |
GRANGE, CLAYTON |
8 |
March 6, 1952 |
LANG, LESTER ALLAN |
8 |
March 6, 1952 |
PETERSEN, MARIA |
6 |
March 6, 1952 |
PETERSON, AUGUST B |
8 |
March 6, 1952 |
PUTISON, EMILY |
8 |
March 6, 1952 |
BITTER SCHOOL BOARD RACE ELECTION HIGHLIGHT |
1 |
March 6, 1952 |
MUNY LEAGUE RATES CANDIDATES FOR SCHOOL, CITY |
2 |
March 6, 1952 |
OTTO SMITH RESIGNS AS KANGAROO BASKETBALL COACH; QUITS SYSTEM |
1 |
March 6, 1952 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS OPINION ON SALE OF CITY'S UTILITIES |
1 |
March 13, 1952 |
GERTJES PURCHASE MITCHELL BUILDING |
2 |
March 13, 1952 |
GROUND-BREAKING (PHOTO OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GROUND BREAKING) |
1 |
March 13, 1952 |
BOWIE DEFEATS STEINER FOR SCHOOL BOARD POST |
1 |
March 13, 1952 |
GRISWOLD, BURMESTER AND GILMOR ELECTED TO KIRKLAND COUNCIL |
1 |
March 13, 1952 |
FLUORIDATION OF WATER DISCUSSED |
1 |
March 13, 1952 |
HOUGHTON HAS NEW MAYOR |
1 |
March 13, 1952 |
POLICE RECOVER TWO STOLEN CARS |
1 |
March 13, 1952 |
CASE, BESSIE SLOAN |
10 |
March 13, 1952 |
COLE, MRS VERN |
11 |
March 13, 1952 |
PEACH, HERMAN J |
1 |
March 13, 1952 |
VENEMA, BARRY JAY |
8 |
March 13, 1952 |
ROSE HILL EXTENDS HELPING HAND TO RECREATION PROGRAM |
12 |
March 20, 1952 |
OUR TOWN (JENSEN. HILNAR) |
2 |
March 20, 1952 |
ROSE HILL SCHOOL PLANS STUDIED |
8 |
March 20, 1952 |
RAYMOND'S OPENS IN NEW LOCATION |
8 |
March 20, 1952 |
MONEY VS THEORY DIVIDES SCHOOL BOARD ON MONDAY |
1 |
March 20, 1952 |
MAYOR ISSUES WARNING AGAINST SPEEDING |
2 |
March 20, 1952 |
YOUTHS AND BILLIARDS CITY'S CONCERN; STUDY ORDINANCE |
1 |
March 20, 1952 |
AF-ARMY RECRUITING OFFICE SET UP HERE |
13 |
March 20, 1952 |
ANDERSON, EDITH J |
5 |
March 20, 1952 |
WORK ON KIRKLAND MIDLAKES ROAD MAY BE STARTED NEXT YEAR |
1 |
March 20, 1952 |
LAUREL TALLMAN, BERT PERRIGO |
10 |
March 27, 1952 |
BIDS FOR NEW REDMOND BANK LET; KIRKLAND BANK TO BE REMODELED |
1 |
March 27, 1952 |
STRONG LEGS TO WORK SO WEAK ONES MAY WALK IN ORTHOPEDIC EGG DRIVE |
1 |
March 27, 1952 |
PARIS COMES TO KIRKLAND TOMORROW EVENING FOR 1952 FASHION PARADE |
1 |
March 27, 1952 |
POLICE SOLVE CAR THEFTS, STRIPPINGS |
1 |
March 27, 1952 |
SHAW, FREDERICK ERI |
8 |
March 27, 1952 |
TAFT FAVORED OVER IKE, STRAW BALLOT HELD BY 46TH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS |
13 |
March 27, 1952 |
PRIZES TOTALING $750 OFFERED BOYS AND GIRLS IN SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE |
1 |
March 27, 1952 |
SIDEWALK REPAIRING UNDERWAY (PHOTO) |
13 |
April 3, 1952 |
WILL TAYLORS, OF JUANITA, HONORED ON GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
2 |
April 3, 1952 |
NEW UNDERWOOD ARCADE TO BE COMPLETED IN MAY |
1 |
April 3, 1952 |
FACES, LOCATIONS OF LOCAL FIRMS UNDERGO CHANGES |
17 |
April 3, 1952 |
REALTOR OPENS NEW OFFICE HERE |
1 |
April 3, 1952 |
CC MEMBERSHIP ONE-THIRD OF GOAL |
1 |
April 3, 1952 |
PHYSICIST SPEAKS TO CHURCH GROUP |
14 |
April 3, 1952 |
MCLAUGHLIN WILL COACH BASKETBALL |
1 |
April 3, 1952 |
WILLIAM BOWIE AGAIN PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
April 3, 1952 |
LIST OF NEW RESIDENTS ON EAST SIDE FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES READS L |
9 |
April 3, 1952 |
'SOUPED-UP' VEHICLE FINALLY OVERTAKEN |
6 |
April 3, 1952 |
JOURNAL CONTEST OFF TO LIVELY START |
1 |
April 3, 1952 |
CLUB WILL SEEK RAILROAD SIGNAL |
1 |
April 3, 1952 |
THREE WATER MAINS INSTALLED IN CITY |
17 |
April 3, 1952 |
HELEN KREITER, ULYSSES DAVIS |
14 |
April 10, 1952 |
WILL BISEL STARTLED ON 90TH BIRTHDAY BY LETTER FROM PRESIDENT TRUMAN |
1 |
April 10, 1952 |
OUR TOWN (SAND, MRS LILLIEN) |
14 |
April 10, 1952 |
CITY PURCHASES WAREHOUSE SITE |
1 |
April 10, 1952 |
NEW FACES ENTER BUSINESS SCENE |
7 |
April 10, 1952 |
SCHOOL BUDGET'S APPROVAL SLATED AT MAY 2 HEARING |
2 |
April 10, 1952 |
MARCUS JOHNSON NEW POSTMASTER |
1 |
April 10, 1952 |
PLANNING GROUP TO HEAR RE-ZONING REQUEST AT HOUGHTON |
10 |
April 10, 1952 |
SPEED COSTLY TO LOCAL MOTORISTS |
7 |
April 10, 1952 |
GILL, LEWIS P |
17 |
April 10, 1952 |
HANSEN, HATTIE V |
17 |
April 10, 1952 |
HANSEN, SIGNE |
17 |
April 10, 1952 |
RADTKE, AUGUSTA E |
17 |
April 10, 1952 |
RINDAL, PETER |
17 |
April 10, 1952 |
CITY PASSES 5000 POPULATION MARK |
1 |
April 10, 1952 |
TRAIN HITS CAR AT CROSSING, DRIVER UNHURT; LACK OF WARNING SIGNAL |
11 |
April 10, 1952 |
ENTERING KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF HIGHWAY SIGN) |
14 |
April 17, 1952 |
OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY FOR HULSES; CELEBRATING SILVER ANNIVERSARY |
12 |
April 17, 1952 |
ARCHITECT'S DRAWING OF BANK |
5 |
April 17, 1952 |
KIRKLAND PENNEY STORE OBSERVING GOLDEN JUBILEE |
1 |
April 17, 1952 |
LOCAL UNITS AWAIT STATEWIDE CIVIL DEFENSE ALERT WITHIN NEXT 30 DA |
1 |
April 17, 1952 |
CITIZENS COMMITTEE STUDYING SCHOOL QUESTIONS; NAME LOESBY CHAIRMAN |
5 |
April 17, 1952 |
LOIS PAWLEY, JAMES GUY WICK |
12 |
April 17, 1952 |
EAST SIDE PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS TOMORROW |
1 |
April 17, 1952 |
GRASS CUTTINGS POLLUTE LAKE FRONT (PHOTO) |
2 |
April 17, 1952 |
HOUGHTON TO CURB EXCESSIVE SPEED |
4 |
April 17, 1952 |
CROSSIAN, ARCHIE W |
17 |
April 17, 1952 |
FOOD, INCIDENTALS BRING $4,000,000 TO CITY ANNUALLY |
5 |
April 17, 1952 |
KIRKLAND NOW 5121 LATEST COUNT SHOWS |
1 |
April 17, 1952 |
AWARD CONTRACTS ON HIGHWAY JOBS |
1 |
April 17, 1952 |
ELSIE ISAKSON, SUBULON WERRE |
12 |
April 17, 1952 |
ESTHER EVELYN HIRSCHKORN, EDWARD EARL WOODS |
12 |
April 17, 1952 |
LOIS SWANSON, ROBERT J BRASS |
12 |
April 24, 1952 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
8 |
April 24, 1952 |
NEW UNDERWOOD ARCADE (PHOTO) |
8 |
April 24, 1952 |
APPLIANCE DEALERS FORM ASSOCIATION |
6 |
April 24, 1952 |
RED CROSS DRIVE $700 OFF QUOTA |
1 |
April 24, 1952 |
EDDIE CADDELL'S BRILLIANT LETTER ON FREEDOM TO BE FORWARDED OVERSEAS |
2 |
April 24, 1952 |
SCHOOL BUDGET OF $1,015,000 UNDER CONSIDERATION ON MAY 2 |
1 |
April 24, 1952 |
TO FETE MOTHERS HERE WITH PARADE |
1 |
April 24, 1952 |
HIGH WIND FANS DOWNTOWN FIRE |
1 |
April 24, 1952 |
ROSE HILL MAN SAVES NEWSPAPER WITH DETAILS OF TITANIC SINKING |
12 |
April 24, 1952 |
RED-FACED MAYOR FINDS STATE OWNS ENTRANCE SIGNS |
4 |
April 24, 1952 |
ARMY RECRUIT OFFICE HAS NEW QUARTERS |
12 |
April 24, 1952 |
LOADED FOR BEAR - A BATTERY AT WORK - GUNS POWERFUL (PHOTOS) |
9 |
April 24, 1952 |
TOP STATE 'HAM' RADIO OPERATORS TO GATHER AT HOBBY SHOW MAY 3-4 |
5 |
April 24, 1952 |
CITY AND FARRAR REACH AGREEMENT ON WATER LINES |
1 |
May 1, 1952 |
$400,000 APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT BEGUN |
1 |
May 1, 1952 |
$400,000 APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT BEGUN |
1 |
May 1, 1952 |
REHIRE JOHNSON SUPERINTENDENT OF L W SCHOOLS |
1 |
May 1, 1952 |
MOTHER'S PARADE TO INCLUDE KIDS |
4 |
May 1, 1952 |
MAN MOLESTS GIRL GOING FROM SCHOOL |
4 |
May 1, 1952 |
VANDALISM AT SCHOOL (PHOTOS) |
11 |
May 1, 1952 |
GOVERNOR LANGLIE WILL SPEAK HERE |
1 |
May 1, 1952 |
HOBBY SHOW FEATURE THIS WEEKEND WILL BE FAMOUS SHELL COLLECTION |
1 |
May 1, 1952 |
NEW BUSES IN SERVICE |
12 |
May 1, 1952 |
BETTY JEAN SWANSON, BOB KARELS ALSIN |
10 |
May 8, 1952 |
BABY CANDIS CLARK CAUSES MORE THAN A LITTLE COMMOTION UPON ARRIVAL |
1 |
May 8, 1952 |
WAREHOUSE SITE BOUGHT BY CITY |
1 |
May 8, 1952 |
GRASS LAWN RANCH'S STURDY HOUSE COMES DOWN, MAKES ROOM FOR ROAD |
2 |
May 8, 1952 |
UNUSUAL THINKING HURTS ORTHOPEDIC |
12 |
May 8, 1952 |
SCHOOL BUDGET FOR '52-53 UPPED $84357 |
1 |
May 8, 1952 |
LOS MINSTRELS MEXICANOS MAY 16TH AT JUANITA FULL OF TABASCO SAUCE |
7 |
May 8, 1952 |
MAYOR PROCLAIMS 'CLEAN-UP WEEK'; KIRKLAND WILL ATTACK TRASH HEAPS |
1 |
May 8, 1952 |
PARADE THIS SATURDAY WILL HONOR ALL MOTHERS |
1 |
May 8, 1952 |
ESCAPING PRISONERS, COLLISION, TOO MANY SPECTATORS - CONFUSION |
5 |
May 8, 1952 |
MCKIBBEN, CHARLES GORDON |
8 |
May 8, 1952 |
POOLING OF CARS AIDS COMMUTERS DURING BUS STRIKE |
1 |
May 8, 1952 |
KIRKLAND IS PORT OF CALL (PHOTO) |
1 |
May 8, 1952 |
CROSSWALK STUDY NEARS COMPLETION |
1 |
May 8, 1952 |
DUSTING POLICY TOLD FOR CITY |
1 |
May 8, 1952 |
SIDEWALK L.I.D. APPROVED BY CITY |
1 |
May 8, 1952 |
SEWER HOOKUPS UNDER CITY STUDY |
1 |
May 15, 1952 |
GREETINGS TO A NEWCOMER IN COMMUNITY (PICKERING, CHANDLER) |
12 |
May 15, 1952 |
HEISDORF-NELSON'S NEW HATCHERY IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION |
13 |
May 15, 1952 |
CIVIL DEFENSE UNITS SET FOR STATE-WIDE "RED ALERT" |
1 |
May 15, 1952 |
HIGH SCHOOL TO GRADUATE 168 |
1 |
May 15, 1952 |
WHITE CLOTHES DAY (PHOTOS) |
13 |
May 15, 1952 |
MOM FETED ONE DAY EARLY WITH GOOD OL' PARADE |
1 |
May 15, 1952 |
KIDS WATCH FIRE DRILL (PHOTOS) |
9 |
May 15, 1952 |
KIRKLAND HOSPITAL AS GOOD AS THEY COME |
12 |
May 15, 1952 |
HOUGHTON SPEED LIMIT 25 UNDER NEW ORDINANCE |
1 |
May 15, 1952 |
MATSON, ISAAC |
15 |
May 15, 1952 |
TWO BIG BOY SCOUT ENCAMPMENTS TO BE HELD LOCALLY OVER WEEK-END |
1 |
May 15, 1952 |
KANGAROO FLINGER HURLS NO-HITTER |
1 |
May 15, 1952 |
COMMUTERS SOLVE RIDING PROBLEM |
1 |
May 15, 1952 |
CITY COMPLETES SIDEWALK PROJECT |
13 |
May 15, 1952 |
CURIOUS PEOPLE CAN'T STAY OFF PHONE |
12 |
May 22, 1952 |
TRADEWELL - WILD ANIMAL SHOW |
1 |
May 22, 1952 |
MRS MARY E ARNOLD CELEBRATES FULL CENTURY OF AMERICAN LIVING |
6 |
May 22, 1952 |
LES CONNOLLY BUYS SHOE STORE FROM J L HARRIS |
5 |
May 22, 1952 |
CANTEEN OFFICERS, HELPERS (PHOTO) |
12 |
May 22, 1952 |
CITIZEN COUNCIL EXPECTS 600 NEW PUPILS WITHIN NEXT THREE SCHOOL Y |
1 |
May 22, 1952 |
STUDENTS MAKING UP HIGH SCHOOL'S 1952 GRADUATION CLASS LISTED |
9 |
May 22, 1952 |
CARNIVALS, YES OR NO, STUDIED BY CITY DADS |
1 |
May 22, 1952 |
TOTAL DESTRUCTION (PHOTO OF FIRE AT B PROJECT) |
7 |
May 22, 1952 |
CITY'S FEDERAL DEBT MAY GET EXTENSION |
1 |
May 22, 1952 |
CUSTODIAL LABOR UNION TURNED DOWN BY SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
May 22, 1952 |
ROVER'S ROVING MAY COME TO END |
1 |
May 22, 1952 |
SMITH, ANNA MARIE |
15 |
May 22, 1952 |
THORDARSON, VERA ETTA |
15 |
May 22, 1952 |
WATT, GEORGE S |
15 |
May 22, 1952 |
WHITTLESEY, RAY |
9 |
May 22, 1952 |
EIGHTY-FIVE BOYS IN SCOUT CAMP (PHOTOS) |
1 |
May 22, 1952 |
SUMMER SWIMMING PROGRAM PLANS TO RECEIVE FIRST REVIEW TUESDAY |
1 |
May 22, 1952 |
NEW WATERFRONT (MAP OF PROPOSED WATERFRONT PARK) |
5 |
May 22, 1952 |
GET-TOUGH POLICY ON SEWER CONNECTIONS, NO SEPTIC TANKS ADOPTED BY |
1 |
May 29, 1952 |
DAIRIES COMBINE MILK DISTRIBUTION |
5 |
May 29, 1952 |
OUR TOWN (STROMBERG, PAUL) |
2 |
May 29, 1952 |
LANDMARK DAMAGED BY FIRE (422 WAVERLY WAY) (PHOTO) |
1 |
May 29, 1952 |
PHOTOS OF ENTIRE CLASS OF 1952 |
12 |
May 29, 1952 |
ALETHA MAE ISRAEL, WILLIAM E CLARKE |
10 |
May 29, 1952 |
JANNETTE THOMPSON, JAMES WARREN NELSON |
10 |
May 29, 1952 |
JOAN LEE, EVERETT AHRENS |
10 |
May 29, 1952 |
LEONA MUNZIGER, DANIEL PETERSON |
10 |
May 29, 1952 |
BEACHES DECLARED SAFE FOR SWIMMING |
1 |
May 29, 1952 |
LANDMARK DAMAGED BY FIRE (422 WAVERLY WAY) (PHOTO) |
1 |
May 29, 1952 |
THREE NEW PRECINCTS ARE CREATED |
1 |
May 29, 1952 |
MARCHING UNITS SLATED FOR PARADE |
1 |
May 29, 1952 |
BEACHES DECLARED SAFE FOR SWIMMING |
1 |
May 29, 1952 |
FEMININE FISHERS FINED BY JUDGE |
5 |
May 29, 1952 |
SPEED CRACKDOWN NETS 23 DRIVERS INSIDE HOUGHTON |
2 |
May 29, 1952 |
RECOR, CHARLES E |
15 |
May 29, 1952 |
SHORT, DONOVON |
15 |
May 29, 1952 |
BEACHES DECLARED SAFE FOR SWIMMING |
1 |
May 29, 1952 |
SIDEWALK PROJECTS NEAR COMPLETION |
1 |
May 29, 1952 |
LEA BARNES, ROBERT HEIMOZ |
10 |
June 5, 1952 |
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY HIGHLIGHTED BY REUNION (NEUMAN, MR AND MRS ) |
10 |
June 5, 1952 |
OUR TOWN (BURMESTER, VERNE) |
2 |
June 5, 1952 |
GREEN'S MARKS 16 YEARS OF SERVICE |
10 |
June 5, 1952 |
NEW AUTO SALESMAN HAILS FROM MIDWEST |
8 |
June 5, 1952 |
HARVARD SCHOLARSHIPS WON BY MCIVOR, DOBBS |
1 |
June 5, 1952 |
PATRICIA GROSHELL CROWNED MAY FESTIVAL QUEEN BY MAYOR DURING ANNUAL |
8 |
June 5, 1952 |
CONGRESS TO ACT ON CITY'S $20,000 |
1 |
June 5, 1952 |
JOHN EWING 3RD HOUGHTON MAYOR |
8 |
June 5, 1952 |
CITY JAIL HOUSES TRAFFIC VIOLATORS |
1 |
June 5, 1952 |
SERGEANT
ROBERT ALEXANDER IS 25000TH VET TO LEAVE 2ND INFANTRY |
7 |
June 5, 1952 |
HENDRICKSON, CARL EMIL |
15 |
June 5, 1952 |
RECOR, CHARLES |
7 |
June 5, 1952 |
RETKE, JOHN |
15 |
June 5, 1952 |
COORDINATORS ELECT ALICE COLMAN; PLAN SUMMER SWIMMING PROGRAM |
8 |
June 5, 1952 |
WATERFRONT PLANS GO TO COMMITTEE |
1 |
June 5, 1952 |
RAILROAD SIGNALS PLANNED FOR CITY AT TWO CROSSING |
1 |
June 5, 1952 |
$12,400,000 SECOND BRIDGE IS APPROVED |
1 |
June 5, 1952 |
CONCRETE HIWAYS IN STATE URGED BY ROAD EXPERTS |
1 |
June 5, 1952 |
SIDEWALK OWNERS GRANTED 30 DAYS FOR WORK COMPLETION |
1 |
June 12, 1952 |
UNDERWOOD'S STORE TO NEW LOCATION |
1 |
June 12, 1952 |
EVA MARILYN SMITH, PAUL KEARNEY |
10 |
June 12, 1952 |
THERE'S TALK OF ANOTHER SUMMER FESTIVAL |
2 |
June 12, 1952 |
FIREMEN FIGHT FUTILE BATTLE AS $100,000 BLAZE RAZES MOTORSHIP |
1 |
June 12, 1952 |
HOUGHTON DROPS 1000 POPULATION, LATE COUNT SHOWS |
1 |
June 12, 1952 |
HOUGHTON MAYOR NAMES CHAIRMEN, OTHER OFFICIALS |
1 |
June 12, 1952 |
DRIVER GETS $100 FINE; 20 DAYS |
1 |
June 12, 1952 |
CROW, CARIETTA AMANDA |
1 |
June 12, 1952 |
COMPREHENSIVE SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM SCHEDULED FOR AREA |
9 |
June 12, 1952 |
HOUGHTON DROPS 1000 POPULATION, LATE COUNT SHOWS |
1 |
June 12, 1952 |
SECOND BRIDGE COMMITTEE DID A GOOD JOB |
2 |
June 12, 1952 |
PHONE RATE INCREASES POSTPONED |
1 |
June 19, 1952 |
PAIR CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY (HEEGAR, MR AND MRS WALTER C) |
6 |
June 19, 1952 |
BUILDING ACTIVITY (PHOTO OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK) |
11 |
June 19, 1952 |
BUILDING ACTIVITY (PHOTO OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH) |
11 |
June 19, 1952 |
GROCERY STORES MAY SELL WINE |
1 |
June 19, 1952 |
MAYOR POMEROY TO SPEAK BEFORE C C ON TUESDAY |
1 |
June 19, 1952 |
FELLOW GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS GIVE PARTY AND GIFTS TO MAYER CHILD |
8 |
June 19, 1952 |
CIVIL DEFENSE FUNDS ARE BOOSTED |
7 |
June 19, 1952 |
DEFENSE AUTHORITIES LIST SIMPLE RULES FOR SELF PROTECTION AGAINST |
9 |
June 19, 1952 |
FLURRY OF FALSE ALARMS BRINGS STERN WARNING FROM IRRITATED FIRE C |
4 |
June 19, 1952 |
NEW DEPARTMENTS ASSUME DUTIES IN CITY SETUP |
1 |
June 19, 1952 |
BADTEN, JULIE MAE |
13 |
June 19, 1952 |
NICHOLL, VIRGINIA RUTH |
13 |
June 19, 1952 |
PECK, MARY HELEN |
13 |
June 19, 1952 |
CITY SELLS WRONG LOTS, WILL REFUND |
4 |
June 19, 1952 |
FREE BUS TRANSPORTATION WILL START MONDAY FOR SWIMMING PROGRAM |
1 |
June 19, 1952 |
STEWART HEIGHTS BUS SERVICE IS PRUNED |
1 |
June 19, 1952 |
TRAFFIC CONTROLS CONFRONTING CITY; TO REDUCE SPEEDS |
1 |
June 19, 1952 |
WORK ON 16TH WEST NEAR COMPLETION |
2 |
June 19, 1952 |
CITY MAY OPERATE GARBAGE DISPOSAL AS COUNCIL STUDIES WAYS AND MEANS |
5 |
June 19, 1952 |
CITY PLANS WATER SYSTEM TO SERVE 80000 |
1 |
June 19, 1952 |
ESTHER DILL, PAUL C WAGNER |
6 |
June 26, 1952 |
WILL CALL GYMNASIUM-SHOPS BID NEXT WEEK |
1 |
June 26, 1952 |
WATER CARNIVAL FOR KIRKLAND SLATED JULY 26 |
1 |
June 26, 1952 |
LOWER FIRE RATES OFFERED IN HOUGHTON |
12 |
June 26, 1952 |
ANOTHER OLD TIMER (PHOTO OF COLLINS SCHOOL CLASSROOM) |
13 |
June 26, 1952 |
LOWER FIRE RATES OFFERED IN HOUGHTON |
12 |
June 26, 1952 |
THREE JUVENILE DRIVERS FINED; SOLDIER ARRESTED |
12 |
June 26, 1952 |
TELEVISION DEALERS HERE ENTHUSED OVER COMING OF CABLE JULY 6 |
6 |
June 26, 1952 |
LIDDELL, DONALD E |
13 |
June 26, 1952 |
NICOLL, VIRGINIA |
2 |
June 26, 1952 |
BUS OPERATOR WILL PROVIDE ADDED SERVICE IF PROVIDED |
12 |
June 26, 1952 |
TRANSIT BUS FOR 73 PASSENGERS BOUGHT BY SCHOOL |
6 |
June 26, 1952 |
COULD CITY GET INTO GARBAGE BUSINESS? |
2 |
June 26, 1952 |
PETITIONS CIRCULATING FOR WATER EXTENSION IN JUANITA, JACKSON ARE |
1 |
June 26, 1952 |
WATER LINE GIVEN TO WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
June 26, 1952 |
CAROLYN DURHAM, WILLIAM PARISH |
14 |
July 3, 1952 |
BAILEYS CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY |
4 |
July 3, 1952 |
OUR TOWN (ROTH, FRED) |
2 |
July 3, 1952 |
STOCKERT, DON |
8 |
July 3, 1952 |
CITIZENS INSPECT SCHOOL BUILDINGS (PHOTO) |
4 |
July 3, 1952 |
SCHOOL TO LEASE SHOPS OFFICES |
4 |
July 3, 1952 |
CITY CALLS HALT TO ROCKS, DEBRIS |
12 |
July 3, 1952 |
WATER POLLUTION NIL AT HOUGHTON |
12 |
July 3, 1952 |
SLOW-MO TO GO IN CITY'S SUMMER WATER SHOW JULY 26 |
1 |
July 3, 1952 |
HOUGHTON TO GIVE FIRE PROTECTION |
12 |
July 3, 1952 |
HOUGHTON TO GIVE FIRE PROTECTION |
12 |
July 3, 1952 |
PEDESTRIAN JAYWALKING IS SCORED |
1 |
July 3, 1952 |
RALLS, FORMER VFW COMMANDER SEEKS NOMINATION |
1 |
July 3, 1952 |
EMILIA MORELLI, NELLO DICORPO |
7 |
July 3, 1952 |
JUNE ELLEN STINSON, REV CHARLES L LOYER |
8 |
July 10, 1952 |
REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
12 |
July 10, 1952 |
OUR TOWN (VAUX, JAMES E) |
2 |
July 10, 1952 |
BOB WOODEY AND SON OPERATE 76 STATION |
10 |
July 10, 1952 |
NEW CHILDREN'S APPAREL SHOP OPEN |
10 |
July 10, 1952 |
"MRS KIRKLAND" MUST BE MARRIED, SPONSORED BY FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS |
1 |
July 10, 1952 |
CITY TO ROTATE EQUIPMENT REPAIR |
2 |
July 10, 1952 |
OWN DISPOSAL SYSTEM RECOMMENDED TO SWELL CITY'S SAGGING COFFERS |
1 |
July 10, 1952 |
WELL DRILLING, BOND PURCHASES OKEYED BY CITY |
1 |
July 10, 1952 |
PLUG FOR MOORAGE PLAN GIVEN CITY BY SAILING ENTHUSIAST FROM VICTO |
2 |
July 10, 1952 |
DENLER, EMMA G |
13 |
July 10, 1952 |
HUFF, JACOB W |
13 |
July 10, 1952 |
LOCAL SWIMMING SLATE ANNOUNCED |
3 |
July 10, 1952 |
PRIMARY HIWAY HERE GETS BOOST |
1 |
July 10, 1952 |
FIRST UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE LINES INSTALLATION SET; BIDS ARE OPEN |
10 |
July 10, 1952 |
LOCAL EXCHANGE TELEPHONE RATES UP 10C AND 5C |
2 |
July 10, 1952 |
PROPERTY OWNERS BENEFIT ON NEW SEWER EXTENSION |
1 |
July 10, 1952 |
CHARLENE PUTTISON, KEITH RUDD |
6 |
July 10, 1952 |
GENEVIEVE GILDOW, JOHN L CHAMBERS |
6 |
July 10, 1952 |
GRACE ELLIS BOOKHART, HAROLD E OJALA |
9 |
July 17, 1952 |
CITY HALL HEATING PLANT TO BE REPLACED WITH NEW CAST IRON BOILER |
8 |
July 17, 1952 |
VAUX PROJECT REDESIGNED; TO START WORK SOON |
11 |
July 17, 1952 |
REGISTRATION FOR DAY CAMP WILL OPEN MONDAY, JULY 21, AT CITY PARK |
5 |
July 17, 1952 |
EMBLEMS FOR CIVIL DEFENSE SUPPLIED |
11 |
July 17, 1952 |
NEW ANNEXATION TALKED TO SOUTH OF HOUGHTON |
5 |
July 17, 1952 |
LOUELLA HAGE, EDWIN CHARLES LAPSLEY |
6 |
July 17, 1952 |
VIRGINIA SMITH, WADE SHERWOOD |
6 |
July 17, 1952 |
SPOTLIGHT WILL BE ON AQUATIC EVENTS |
1 |
July 17, 1952 |
CITY EMPLOYEES SEEK HIGHER PAY |
8 |
July 17, 1952 |
OWN RURAL MAIL SERVICE SOUGHT BY HOUGHTONITES |
5 |
July 17, 1952 |
TRAFFIC FINES MAY FINANCE PURCHASE OF POLICE PATROL CAR FOR HOUGH |
1 |
July 17, 1952 |
TRAFFIC FINES MAY FINANCE PURCHASE OF POLICE PATROL CAR FOR HOUGH |
1 |
July 17, 1952 |
KIRKLAND'S PRECINCT REDIVISION WILL FACILITATE PRIMARY VOTING |
10 |
July 17, 1952 |
KIDS GET IN THE SWIM; LEARN AND CAPITALIZE WELL |
11 |
July 17, 1952 |
CITY TO BE HOST FOR LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS |
1 |
July 17, 1952 |
NINE AGENCIES ENTER PROPOSALS ON BRIDGE NO 2 |
1 |
July 17, 1952 |
PARKING LOTS NEAR COMPLETION BY C.C. |
8 |
July 17, 1952 |
SIDEWALK DELAYED BY TOO HIGH COST, SAYS TOWN COUNCIL |
1 |
July 17, 1952 |
BIDS LOW ON TELEPHONE LINES |
9 |
July 17, 1952 |
INTEREST WIDENS ON GARBAGE COLLECTION; PETITIONS CIRCULATED |
1 |
July 17, 1952 |
ALICE MEDZEGIAN, RALPH VERNON STOOPS |
6 |
July 17, 1952 |
JOAN LEE, EVERETT AHRENS |
6 |
July 24, 1952 |
ALASKA AND ORIENT DESTINATIONS OF PRODUCTS OF FOUR ARIES TRUCK FARMS |
9 |
July 24, 1952 |
MR AND MRS ALEXANDER DALZIEL |
11 |
July 24, 1952 |
OUR TOWN (NELSON, MAYNARD) |
6 |
July 24, 1952 |
CEMETERY LOTS UP UNDER CITY RULING |
8 |
July 24, 1952 |
SCHOOLS ASK FOR 15 MILLS SEPTEMBER 9 |
1 |
July 24, 1952 |
TREASURE DIVE TO OPEN CARNIVAL SATURDAY |
1 |
July 24, 1952 |
LOCAL PURCHASES FOR CITY OFFICES URGED BY AVERY |
1 |
July 24, 1952 |
MAYOR DENIES CITY MERELY SEEKING PROFIT ON GARBAGE |
8 |
July 24, 1952 |
GALVIN, JACK |
1 |
July 24, 1952 |
CITY TO ORDER MORE LIGHTS |
1 |
July 24, 1952 |
HIGHWAY PLANS NEARING PURCHASE OF RIGHT-OF-WAY, COUNCIL HEARS |
1 |
July 24, 1952 |
$35000 LINEROOM NEARS COMPLETION |
13 |
July 24, 1952 |
UNDERGROUND JOB STARTS AUGUST 1 |
8 |
July 31, 1952 |
NORDRUMS CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY |
10 |
July 31, 1952 |
ARCADE BUILDING OPENS TOMORROW |
1 |
July 31, 1952 |
KIRKLAND'S NEWEST STORE AND OFFICE BUILDING (PHOTO OF UNDERWOODS) |
6 |
July 31, 1952 |
UNDERWOOD ARCADE UNIQUE IN DESIGN AND IN CONSTRUCTION DETAIL |
7 |
July 31, 1952 |
TRIAL AIR RAID TEST IS SLATED |
13 |
July 31, 1952 |
SCHOOLS OPEN HERE SEPTEMBER 3; TO OPEN BIDS ON NEW GYM TUESDAY |
1 |
July 31, 1952 |
TWO DAMAGE CLAIMS ASK $664 OF CITY |
9 |
July 31, 1952 |
AMATEUR BURGLAR STEALS CASH FROM CENTRAL TAVERN |
1 |
July 31, 1952 |
BURR, DAVE |
1 |
July 31, 1952 |
LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNEY SATURDAY |
1 |
July 31, 1952 |
ALETHA MAE ISRAEL, WILLIAM ERLAND CLARKE |
10 |
July 31, 1952 |
CHARLENE JOAN PUTISON, KEITH VAN RUDD |
10 |
August 7, 1952 |
CHARDELLE CHILDREN'S SHOP - GRAND OPENING |
10 |
August 7, 1952 |
HEISDORF AND NELSON HATCHERY - GRAND OPENING |
6 |
August 7, 1952 |
GAME COCK FARM OWNER GIVEN 10 DAYS TO "RID NEIGHBORS OF
NUISANCE" |
1 |
August 7, 1952 |
MILLION CHICKS A YEAR ARE HATCHED AT HEISDORF & NELSON FARM HERE |
6 |
August 7, 1952 |
OUR TOWN (COPE, GARNETTE "BILL") |
2 |
August 7, 1952 |
$45000 BUILDING HOUSES THREE IMPORTANT BUSINESSES FOR KIRKLAND AN |
1 |
August 7, 1952 |
HEATING PLANT IN UNDERWOOD ARCADE IS OUTSTANDING UNIT |
2 |
August 7, 1952 |
BIDS ARE OPENED ON HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM, SHOP |
1 |
August 7, 1952 |
NEW CITY HALL BOILER FORESEEN |
7 |
August 7, 1952 |
CHILDREN'S SHOP OPENS TOMORROW |
10 |
August 7, 1952 |
GLOBE RAISING CALF IN FEED STORE PEN |
3 |
August 7, 1952 |
HEPFER OPENING NEW LAW OFFICES |
1 |
August 7, 1952 |
HOPPS ANNOUNCE DOMESTIC AGENCY OFFICIAL OPENING |
16 |
August 7, 1952 |
CLORINDA IDA MORELLI, VERNE ANTHONY EDSON JR |
10 |
August 7, 1952 |
FAMED CLARABELL WILL APPEAR HERE |
9 |
August 7, 1952 |
BLACKENED HULL FINALLY GOES; LAKE DEPTH BURIAL RITES FOR HEALY NO |
9 |
August 7, 1952 |
PETITION-SIGNERS OPPOSE CITY COLLECTION OF GARBAGE |
1 |
August 7, 1952 |
DIVERGENCE OF OPINION ON LAKE ST SPEED ZONE |
1 |
August 7, 1952 |
PETITION-SIGNERS OPPOSE CITY COLLECTION OF GARBAGE |
1 |
August 7, 1952 |
WELL DRILLING BID MAY BE AWARDED CONTRACT TONIGHT |
1 |
August 7, 1952 |
WEST COAST FILES FOR RATE REVISION |
3 |
August 7, 1952 |
GLORIA JOHNSON, ROBERT WAITE |
10 |
August 14, 1952 |
KIRKLAND FAMILY'S SHOPPING TOUR (GLEASON, MRS JOHN) (PHOTOS) |
1 |
August 14, 1952 |
HOUGHTON CALLS POLICE CAR BIDS |
8 |
August 14, 1952 |
MERCHANTS "OPEN DOOR" COMPLAINTS IRRITATE CHIEF |
1 |
August 14, 1952 |
SERVICE, KEN J |
3 |
August 14, 1952 |
CITY MAY ACQUIRE PARK WATERFRONT |
1 |
August 14, 1952 |
BUS LINE TO SERVE KIRKLAND, RURAL AREAS |
1 |
August 14, 1952 |
EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (SPEED ZONES AND BRIDGE) |
1 |
August 14, 1952 |
AWARD CONTRACTS ON WATER PROGRAM |
8 |
August 14, 1952 |
JANICE HAINES, DAVIS NEILSEN HART |
11 |
August 21, 1952 |
BUILDS BOAT IN YARD (WESTLAKE, WILLIAM) (PHOTOS) |
1, 12 |
August 21, 1952 |
EVERGREEN FAIR CROWN IS SOUGHT BY FINN HILL BLONDE, ELSIE GIBBS |
9 |
August 21, 1952 |
OPEN HOUSE FOR NEW APARTMENTS |
5 |
August 21, 1952 |
NEVA JOHNSON, ROBERT ORESKOVICH |
8 |
August 21, 1952 |
CITY PURCHASES WATERFRONT SITE |
1 |
August 21, 1952 |
LONG ARM OF LAW LANDS ON FUGITIVE IN GROCERY |
1 |
August 21, 1952 |
SIEPMANN, BERTHA |
15 |
August 21, 1952 |
'MILLION DOLLAR' BELLEVUE FREEWAY PROPOSAL BECOMING HOT ISSUE |
1 |
August 21, 1952 |
SPAN PLANS BY ENGINEER SUPPORTED |
8 |
August 21, 1952 |
UNIFORM SPEED ZONE AGREED TO BY BOTH KIRKLAND, HOUGHTON |
2 |
August 21, 1952 |
CITY TO TAKE 20 PER CENT FOR GARBAGE |
1 |
August 21, 1952 |
METTY VERBARENDSE, JACOB KING |
10 |
August 21, 1952 |
MYRL AKIN, VICTOR ARMFIELD |
10 |
August 28, 1952 |
KIRKLAND SUNFLOWERS GROW TO LOFTY HEIGHTS (PHOTOS) |
1 |
August 28, 1952 |
HIGH SCHOOL BOY HERE IS HONORED (LOTTSFELDT, RICK) |
1 |
August 28, 1952 |
KIRKLAND GIRLS APPEARS AS MODEL ON TV PROGRAM (ROGERS, GLENDA) |
11 |
August 28, 1952 |
NURSERY SCHOOL IN NEW QUARTERS, TO OPEN TUESDAY |
1 |
August 28, 1952 |
MYRON JOHNSON NEW STATION OPERATOR |
5 |
August 28, 1952 |
SCHOOL MILLAGE C OF C TOPIC |
5 |
August 28, 1952 |
LIST ASSIGNMENTS OF NEW TEACHERS |
9 |
August 28, 1952 |
THREE SCHOOL ISSUES ARE UP TO VOTERS |
5 |
August 28, 1952 |
SPINK, WALTER |
1 |
August 28, 1952 |
EX-KIRKLAND MAN IN CONGRESS BID (PEARSON, LINUS) |
13 |
August 28, 1952 |
STATE AMATEUR BASEBALL TOURNEY OPENS TOMORROW |
1 |
August 28, 1952 |
CLARE SUVAN, RAYMOND LINCOLN |
10 |
September 4,
1952 |
EAST SIDE SYMPHONY BEING FORMED FOR LOCAL MUSICIANS AND RESIDENT |
1 |
September 4,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (LOGAN, GLENN R) |
2 |
September 4,
1952 |
GROUND BROKEN FOR HIGH SCHOOL GYM (PHOTO) |
1 |
September 4,
1952 |
ANNEXATION WILL 'HOP-SKIP' SOUTH OF HOUGHTON |
1 |
September 4,
1952 |
LAKE WASHINGTON'S SCHOOL LEVIES LOW, ACCORDING TO CITIZEN GROUP |
11 |
September 4,
1952 |
GATEWAY MATINEES BEGINNING SATURDAY |
8 |
September 4,
1952 |
PROPOSE SALARY INCREASE FOR CITY EMPLOYEES |
1 |
September 4,
1952 |
ALDERSON, ORON D |
1 |
September 4,
1952 |
"NO CHANGES IN APPROACH PLAN FOR SECOND BRIDGE" - GOV LANGLIE |
1 |
September 11,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (BYRNE, BYRON D) |
11 |
September 11,
1952 |
LOCAL BROCHURE PLANED BY C.C. |
1 |
September 11,
1952 |
COMPETITIVE SPORTS FOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL YOUNGSTERS TO BE DEBATED |
1 |
September 11,
1952 |
SCHOOL LEVIES LOSE BY TINY MARGIN |
1 |
September 11,
1952 |
FULL 15 MILLS ASSESSED ON HOUGHTON PROPERTY |
1 |
September 11,
1952 |
HOUGHTON SPEED LIMITS CONTINUE TO BE DEBATED |
1 |
September 11,
1952 |
PRELIMINARY BUDGET - TOWN OF HOUGHTON - 1953 |
4 |
September 11,
1952 |
JACKSON FAVORED BY EAST SIDERS; SMITH RIDES HIGH |
1 |
September 11,
1952 |
NEW CITY WELLS DOUBLE CAPACITY OF WATER SUPPLY |
11 |
September 11,
1952 |
DOROTHY BOLIN, LAVERNE BARR |
13 |
September 11,
1952 |
JOANNE MARIE SIEVERS, JAMES ROBERT CLARY |
12 |
September 11,
1952 |
MARY ELBIE, RICHARD GREEN |
12 |
September 18,
1952 |
ARCADE TELEVISION - GRAND OPENING |
14 |
September 18,
1952 |
KIRKLAND SEEING CENTER - COUNT THE DOTS CONTEST |
7 |
September 18,
1952 |
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
17 |
September 18,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (OLSON, HARRY E) |
8 |
September 18,
1952 |
SIGNS OF REAL PROGRESS (PHOTO OF OLD DOCK DISMANTLING) |
8 |
September 18,
1952 |
NEW TELEVISION STORE TO OPEN |
2 |
September 18,
1952 |
SHOPPER PARKING MARKED IN FREE DOWNTOWN AREA |
1 |
September 18,
1952 |
'GOOD NEIGHBOR' KICKOFF MEETING HERE NEXT WEEK |
1 |
September 18,
1952 |
4175 PUPILS ENROLLED IN SCHOOLS; IS 401 INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR |
2 |
September 18,
1952 |
BARBARA SCHILLAR, DONALD HAYES ELZEY |
12 |
September 18,
1952 |
CITY EMPLOYEES SEEK PAY HIKE FOR COMING YEAR |
1 |
September 18,
1952 |
NEW REPLACEMENT FOR BJORKLUND SOUGHT |
4 |
September 18,
1952 |
CLOSE DOWN LOCAL SLOT MACHINES |
1 |
September 18,
1952 |
RIFLE STOLEN IN HARDWARE STORE |
1 |
September 18,
1952 |
ARMY BEHEMOTH, 60-TON AMPHIBIOUS TYPE CARGO CARRIER, TO BE TESTED |
1 |
September 18,
1952 |
REV ERNEST NORTH ACCEPTS PASTORATE AT TABERNACLE HERE |
16 |
September 18,
1952 |
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL BUS PURCHASED |
13 |
September 18,
1952 |
WOMEN BOOST FOR NEW BUS SYSTEM |
13 |
September 18,
1952 |
PUBLIC MAY TALK OCTOBER 20 ON GARBAGE QUESTION |
1 |
September 18,
1952 |
NORMA JEAN TOSH, KENNETH SCHMIDT |
12 |
September 25,
1952 |
GOLDEN WEDDING NEXT SATURDAY (LINDQUIST, MR AND MRS JACOB) |
1 |
September 25,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (SCHNEIDER, CARL ALAN) |
10 |
September 25,
1952 |
REMEMBER DAYS WHEN YOU WERE AWED BY ROLLS ROYCE (NICHOLS, JOHN) |
1 |
September 25,
1952 |
KIRKLAND AREA'S UNITED GOOD NEIGHBOR CAMPAIGN QUOTA $6339 |
9 |
September 25,
1952 |
FINN HILL NURSERY (PHOTOS) |
11 |
September 25,
1952 |
$400000 SCHOOL BONDS REQUESTED |
1 |
September 25,
1952 |
LOTS OF PASSENGERS FOR SCHOOL BUSSES (PHOTO) |
6 |
September 25,
1952 |
ROSE HILL SCHOOL SITE IS DEBATED |
1 |
September 25,
1952 |
PRISONER SHOULD PAY OWN MEDICAL BILLS, COUNCILMAN STATES |
9 |
September 25,
1952 |
MILITARY MONSTER (PHOTO OF BARC) |
9 |
September 25,
1952 |
HARDENBROOK, PEARL |
6 |
September 25,
1952 |
LONDON SMOKE (HORSE) |
1 |
September 25,
1952 |
ROSE HILL SCHOOL SITE IS DEBATED |
1 |
September 25,
1952 |
VFW TO PRESENT WARNER MEMORIAL |
1 |
September 25,
1952 |
ALICE ELEANOR JOHNSON, JOHN GEOFFREY BOWMAN |
13 |
September 25,
1952 |
LOIS YVONNE PAWLEY, JAMES G WICK |
12 |
September 25,
1952 |
WANDA SHAFFER, ROBERT EARL BAGGETT |
12 |
October 2, 1952 |
VOLUNTEERS SEEK $6340 IN GOOD NEIGHBOR DRIVE |
1 |
October 2, 1952 |
PUBLICITY PROGRAM WILL EXPLAIN $400000 SCHOOL BOND ISSUE AND LEVY |
1 |
October 2, 1952 |
PLANS MADE FOR EAST SIDE SQUARE DANCE JAMBOREE, OCTOBER 17 |
9 |
October 2, 1952 |
FIRE DISTRICT ASKING $50000 BOND ISSUE |
1 |
October 2, 1952 |
WILLIAMS, JOHN A (FORMER COUNCILMAN) |
1 |
October 2, 1952 |
GIRL SCOUTING HERE KEEPS ABREAST OF GROWING EAST SIDE POPULATION |
14 |
October 2, 1952 |
IT'S NEWSPAPER WEEK (PHOTOS) |
1 |
October 2, 1952 |
BIG MAN OF LI'L LOOP BASEBALL, CARL STOTZ, TO VISIT IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
October 2, 1952 |
JUANITA CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR (BRONKEMA, FREDERICK) |
14 |
October 2, 1952 |
MODEL "T" DRIVERS TO SETTLE ARGUMENT |
8 |
October 2, 1952 |
$500000 WATER DISTRICT PROPOSED FOR RESIDENTS OF JACKSON PRECINCT |
1 |
October 2, 1952 |
JOANNE LOCILE GROSSMAN, ANTON M JEPPESON |
12 |
October 9, 1952 |
KIMBALLS - INFLATABLE BRA |
12 |
October 9, 1952 |
DISTRICT MAY CONDEMN SCHOOL SITE NORTH OF HIGHWAY FOR ROSE HILL |
1 |
October 9, 1952 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE TRANSFORMS WATER TOWER INTO HOME |
9 |
October 9, 1952 |
OVER 50 PER CENT OVER NEIGHBOR FUND QUOTA IS REACHED |
1 |
October 9, 1952 |
FOUR OF FIVE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS FOR $400,000 BOND ISSUE |
1 |
October 9, 1952 |
SCHOOL SETS '53 BUDGET $2,437,549 |
1 |
October 9, 1952 |
PROPOSED DRIVE-IN THEATRE PROTESTED |
1 |
October 9, 1952 |
HERE'S ANOTHER HARROWING STORY ABOUT KIN OF PENELOPE PORCUPINE |
1 |
October 9, 1952 |
TOWN ADOPTS BUDGETS FOR 1953 |
2 |
October 9, 1952 |
HOUGHTON ACTION AGAINST CITY OPENED IN COURT |
1 |
October 9, 1952 |
MATSON, LORUNDA W |
17 |
October 9, 1952 |
THE OLD AND "NEW LOOK" OF POST OFFICE DELIVERY TRUCKS |
12 |
October 9, 1952 |
DESIGNATE SUNSET HIGHWAY AS LIMITED ACCESS ROUTE |
1 |
October 9, 1952 |
RESCUE OF PIGEON (PHOTOS OF BIRD CAUGHT ON POWER LINES) |
4 |
October 9, 1952 |
NANCY EVANS, ROBERT L DAVIES |
12 |
October 16,
1952 |
MARTIN, MAR AND MRS HARRY |
12 |
October 16,
1952 |
LOCAL VALUATIONS UP TO $9,620,590 |
15 |
October 16,
1952 |
GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW BUILDING |
14 |
October 16,
1952 |
SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULE REDUCED; 200 PUPILS WALKING |
1 |
October 16,
1952 |
THREE EMERGENCY WARRANTS RAISE $4600 FOR CITY |
14 |
October 16,
1952 |
LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOILS ANNEXATION |
8 |
October 16,
1952 |
PRE-FAB FACTORY MOVES TO CITY, STARTS BUILDING |
1 |
October 16,
1952 |
DUCETTE, CHARLES N |
1 |
October 16,
1952 |
GEHRKE, MARTHA E |
8 |
October 16,
1952 |
MCQUIGG, TEXANNA L |
8 |
October 16,
1952 |
MULLIGAN, CHARLES (DIME STORE FOUNDER) |
1 |
October 16,
1952 |
PAINTER, MAUD W |
8 |
October 16,
1952 |
PAYTON, DELORES A |
8 |
October 16,
1952 |
PRESTON, FLOYD L |
8 |
October 16,
1952 |
LITTLE LEAGUE HIGH COMMISSIONER MEETS HERE WITH LOCAL OFFICIALS |
1 |
October 16,
1952 |
CITY NAMES NEW PARKS SUPERVISOR (PELTON, JERRY) |
8 |
October 16,
1952 |
CLUB TO DISCUSS NEW WATER SETUP |
8 |
October 16,
1952 |
GOING UNDERGROUND (PHOTOS OF TELEPHONE CABLING) |
9 |
October 16,
1952 |
WATER SUIT ADJOURNED TO NOV 14 |
1 |
October 23,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (REED, MERRELL CLYDE) |
10 |
October 23,
1952 |
NEW SCHOOL SITE BEING CONSIDERED |
1 |
October 23,
1952 |
GOOD NEIGHBOR FUND IN KIRKLAND OVER 100% MARK |
1 |
October 23,
1952 |
FIRE BOND ISSUE GAINS ACCEPTANCE |
1 |
October 23,
1952 |
CITY'S CHRISTMAS SEASON PROGRAM TO INCLUDE SANTA AND CANDY FOR KIDS |
1 |
October 23,
1952 |
DUBOR, AZAW H |
8 |
October 23,
1952 |
MORSE, LEWIS |
8 |
October 23,
1952 |
INSTALL LUTHERAN PASTOR SUNDAY (RAUUM, REV E J) |
14 |
October 23,
1952 |
HOUGHTON WINTER FLEET IN (PHOTOS) |
1 |
October 23,
1952 |
EXPANSION OF WATER DISTRICT NO 72 EXPLAINED AT COMMUNITY MEETING |
2 |
October 23,
1952 |
CHARLENE JOANN ULRICH, ROGER FRANKLIN HULSE |
12 |
October 23,
1952 |
DOREEN MAVIS IRVIN, KENNETH DEAN HART |
12 |
October 30,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (SMITH, DESMOND NIVEN) |
10 |
October 30,
1952 |
SUGGESTION: WAR MEMORIAL FUND COULD BE USED FOR LIGHTS AND SEATS |
6 |
October 30,
1952 |
ENGLAND'S EXPERT ON EMERGENCY FEEDING TO ADDRESS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE |
10 |
October 30,
1952 |
TO TRIPLE SHIFT IN KINDERGARTEN |
12 |
October 30,
1952 |
POLICE NAB $13000 ROBBERY SUSPECT |
1 |
October 30,
1952 |
BAILEY, REV LEWIS |
1 |
October 30,
1952 |
KETTER, MARLON GERARD |
19 |
October 30,
1952 |
THESE ARE CANDIDATES AND SOME VITAL ISSUES ON TUESDAY BALLOT |
9 |
October 30,
1952 |
PARK DEPT POST GOES TO CAMPBELL |
4 |
October 30,
1952 |
CITY WELL CAPACITY 2,500,000 GALLONS |
1 |
November 6,
1952 |
BIG SQUASH (PHOTO) |
9 |
November 6,
1952 |
SAVINGS AND LOAN OPENS THIS WEEK |
1 |
November 6,
1952 |
LOAN COMPANY IN CHANGE OF HANDS |
9 |
November 6,
1952 |
C C WILL STUDY NOMINATIONS |
2 |
November 6,
1952 |
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE WINS BY CLOSE MARGIN |
1 |
November 6,
1952 |
$50,000 BOND ISSUE IS VOTED IN BY RESIDENTS OF FIRE DISTRICT 41 |
1 |
November 6,
1952 |
CITY INSURANCE GOES TO GARDNER |
9 |
November 6,
1952 |
STUART, ROGER |
11 |
November 6,
1952 |
EAST
SIDE VOTERS GO ALONG WITH NATIONAL PATTERN; FAVOR IKE, |
1 |
November 6,
1952 |
HAIL TO THE VICTORS! THESE MEN WON KEY POSTS IN TUESDAY ELECTION |
1 |
November 6,
1952 |
COMBINED CHURCH SIGNS SUGGESTED |
1 |
November 6,
1952 |
HIGHWAY SUPPORT ASKED AT MEETING |
1 |
November 6,
1952 |
CLORINDA MORELLI, VERNE EDSON |
12 |
November 13,
1952 |
MRS MARGARET HARRAH OF AVONDALE EASILY RECALLS DAYS OF 'WILD WEST |
1 |
November 13,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (ODOM, DR JOHN S) |
13 |
November 13,
1952 |
SECRET DESIRE OF MANY COMES TRUE FOR TWO EAST SIDE WOMEN AUTHORS |
1 |
November 13,
1952 |
ACTION REQUESTED ON CIVIL DEFENSE |
2 |
November 13,
1952 |
JEAN WIEMERT, CHARLES COLMAN |
14 |
November 13,
1952 |
DECORATIONS DUE UP AFTER NOV 27 |
2 |
November 13,
1952 |
HOUGHTON "DADS" EXCHANGE VERBS |
1 |
November 13,
1952 |
HOUGHTON PATROL CAR NOW ON DUTY |
2 |
November 13,
1952 |
HOUGHTON WATER PLAN PROGRESSES; REPORT DEC 8 |
1 |
November 13,
1952 |
LAKEVIEW PROTESTS LOUDLY OVER TRUCK STORAGE PLAN |
1 |
November 13,
1952 |
SPEED LIMIT SET AT 35 IN HOUGHTON |
15 |
November 13,
1952 |
DOGS CAUSE SAFETY PROBLEM AT SCHOOL |
11 |
November 13,
1952 |
SPEED LIMIT SET AT 35 IN HOUGHTON |
15 |
November 13,
1952 |
GARNER, WILLIAM |
17 |
November 13,
1952 |
HANSEN, HARRY C |
17 |
November 13,
1952 |
OLSON, ARVID E |
17 |
November 13,
1952 |
EAST SIDE MAY RECEIVE WATER FROM SEATTLE MOUNTAIN SUPPLY |
12 |
November 13,
1952 |
GARBAGE ORDINANCE HEARING ON MONDAY |
1 |
November 13,
1952 |
JUANITA WATER DISTRICT 72 - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (MAP) |
10 |
November 13,
1952 |
NEW SUBSTATION (PHOTO) |
16 |
November 13,
1952 |
QUESTIONS ON PROPOSED WATER DISTRICT TO BE AIRED MONDAY |
8 |
November 13,
1952 |
SHIRLEY BROCK, ROBERT PAUL HAYWARD |
14 |
November 20,
1952 |
UNIFORM 50 FOOT LOTS UNDER STUDY |
1 |
November 20,
1952 |
BOND ISSUE IS APPROVED BY VOTERS |
1 |
November 20,
1952 |
THIS IS A TALE ABOUT PREVENTING ROVER FOLLOWING JUNIOR TO CLASS |
9 |
November 20,
1952 |
DRIVE-IN THEATRE SITE IS APPROVED |
1 |
November 20,
1952 |
BROCKWAY, JUNE L |
15 |
November 20,
1952 |
GROUNDS, HENRY W |
15 |
November 20,
1952 |
ALL RESIDENCES TO RECEIVE SERVICE UNDER CITY'S NEW GARBAGE ORDINANCE |
5 |
November 20,
1952 |
APPROVE JUANITA WATER DISTRICT ANNEXATION |
1 |
November 20,
1952 |
BELLEVUE CITIZENS SEEK KIRKLAND WATER SUPPLY FOR SHORT PERIOD |
1 |
November 20,
1952 |
PATRICIA BAHMKE, RICHARD BUDROW |
12 |
November 27,
1952 |
NEW ATHLETIC PAVILION AND SHOPS (PHOTO) |
1 |
November 27,
1952 |
ROSE HILL SCHOOL LOCATION DEBATE BEING CONTINUED |
7 |
November 27,
1952 |
TWO BIG DAYS AHEAD FOR WES HOLM AS HE MOVES TO NEW HEADQUARTERS |
6 |
November 27,
1952 |
CONSERVATION OF POWER IS URGED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
1 |
November 27,
1952 |
ARLENE LUND, ROBERT EDWIN ANDERSON |
4 |
November 27,
1952 |
SHIRLEY JOHNSON, RICHARD CONDO |
4 |
November 27,
1952 |
WOMEN'S CLUB TO PRESENT CONCERT SATURDAY; TO DEDICATE NEW PIANO |
4 |
November 27,
1952 |
HAUGHTY HARRY, THE HAWK, LUCKY BIRD; HE HAD CLOSE CALL IN TOWN |
9 |
November 27,
1952 |
ILLUMINATED STREET DECORATIONS OUT DUE TO NORTHWEST POWER SHORTAGE |
1 |
November 27,
1952 |
CITY POLICE EXAM TO FILL VACANCY |
1 |
November 27,
1952 |
NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY PLANNED IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
November 27,
1952 |
BERGERSON, FLORENCE |
11 |
November 27,
1952 |
JACKSON, LEROY |
1 |
November 27,
1952 |
STRAND, IVA |
11 |
November 27,
1952 |
STREETER, LORING C |
1 |
November 27,
1952 |
ABBETT FIRST NAME LISTED IN KIRKLAND PART OF PHONE BOOK |
1 |
November 27,
1952 |
CONSERVATION OF POWER IS URGED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
1 |
November 27,
1952 |
ILLUMINATED STREET DECORATIONS OUT DUE TO NORTHWEST POWER SHORTAGE |
1 |
December 4,
1952 |
MR AN MRS C F FERRELL HONORED AT 57TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY PARTY |
16 |
December 4,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (MASSEY, WILLIAM H) |
14 |
December 4,
1952 |
KIRKLAND KIWANIS CLUB TO SPONSOR CHRISTMAS WINDOW DISPLAY CONTEST |
1 |
December 4,
1952 |
SANTA'S ARRIVAL IN KIRKLAND DUE TOMORROW |
13 |
December 4,
1952 |
TRUE MEANING OF "CHRISTMAS SPIRIT" IS DEMONSTRATED |
1 |
December 4,
1952 |
NEW POLICE CAR TO BE 'SOUPED UP' |
1 |
December 4,
1952 |
ROBERT PRESTON IS OBJECT OF SEARCH |
1 |
December 4,
1952 |
KIRKLAND FAVORS MONROE HIGHWAY |
10 |
December 4,
1952 |
CITY HAS EXCESS WATER FOR SALE |
5 |
December 4,
1952 |
CITY TO BUILD 100,000 GALLON WATER STORAGE TANK IN NORTHEAST SECT |
1 |
December 4,
1952 |
CONSERVATION OF ELECTRICITY ASKED OF COMMUNITY BY MAYOR AL LELAND |
9 |
December 4,
1952 |
COURT DISMISSES WATER LAWSUIT |
1 |
December 4,
1952 |
JUANITA WATER EXPANSION STRONGLY OPPOSED |
11 |
December 11,
1952 |
BRYANT HARDWARE 18TH ANNIVERSARY |
2 |
December 11,
1952 |
IMPROPER DRAINAGE BRINGS CITY ACTION |
11 |
December 11,
1952 |
LOCAL STORES OPEN EVERY EVENING TO 8:30 UNTIL CHRISTMAS |
1 |
December 11,
1952 |
TEACHERS DISCUSS SALARY SCHEDULE |
11 |
December 11,
1952 |
EX-LOCAL TEACHER GETS TOP GOVERNMENT POST (WILLIAMS, WALTER) |
9 |
December 11,
1952 |
SANITATION LAW PASSED BY CITY |
9 |
December 11,
1952 |
HIP! HIP! HOORAY! DECORATIONS UP |
8 |
December 11,
1952 |
TRANQUILLITY PREVAILS IN HOUGHTON VEHICLE-GARAGE STORAGE QUESTION |
1 |
December 11,
1952 |
SOLVE BURGLARIES WITH LOCAL ARREST |
1 |
December 11,
1952 |
SCHROEDER, FRED H |
1 |
December 11,
1952 |
PARK BOARD SEEKS ADDITIONAL SPACE FROM KING COUNTY |
11 |
December 11,
1952 |
TO AIR PROS-CONS OF WATER EXPANSION |
8 |
December 11,
1952 |
UNFAIR STATEMENTS HURT PROPOSAL FOR EXPANSION OF JUANITA WATER DI |
1 |
December 18,
1952 |
TOP NATIONAL SPOT WON BY CHICK FARM |
15 |
December 18,
1952 |
HONOR COUPLE ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY (JOHNSON MR AND MRS J J) |
10 |
December 18,
1952 |
OUR TOWN (NELSON, ELIZABETH C) |
14 |
December 18,
1952 |
CHRISTMAS BONUS PAID EMPLOYEES AT J C PENNEY |
11 |
December 18,
1952 |
DAWSON PURCHASES LAKE AVENUE TAVERN |
12 |
December 18,
1952 |
CURTAILMENT OF SCHOOL BUS SERVICE ORDERED BY BOARD |
1 |
December 18,
1952 |
MARILYN ANNE LAMPAERT, EDWARD RAY HAINES |
16 |
December 18,
1952 |
GOLLOFON HONORED BY FIRE FIGHTERS |
1 |
December 18,
1952 |
CHRISTMAS SHIP WILL VISIT CITY |
1 |
December 18,
1952 |
HOUGHTON'S CENTER TO BE UNCHANGED FOR TIME BEING |
1 |
December 18,
1952 |
WATER AND SEWER PROBLEMS MOUNT FOR HOUGHTON |
9 |
December 18,
1952 |
GASCH, FRED |
18 |
December 18,
1952 |
HAYES, MARY MAE |
19 |
December 18,
1952 |
MARTIN, LLOYD |
5 |
December 18,
1952 |
RANDLETT, WALTER G (EX-COUNCILMAN) |
2 |
December 18,
1952 |
STEINER, MRS DAVID |
16 |
December 18,
1952 |
YOUNG, OWEN J |
19 |
December 18,
1952 |
CITY'S NEW WELL REACHES 100 FEET; BUILDING ROAD |
1 |
December 18,
1952 |
POOR PUBLICITY AND UNFAIR WATER HEARING CHARGED |
1 |
December 25,
1952 |
CITY SEWER PLANT COLOR RESTUDIED |
8 |
December 25,
1952 |
STATE TO DIRECT SCHOOL SURVEY AIDING DISTRICT |
1 |
December 25,
1952 |
BRATT, OSCAR |
1 |
December 25,
1952 |
LEWIS C LEE |
1 |
December 25,
1952 |
SCHUMACHER, EDWARD E |
1 |
December 25,
1952 |
SENEFF, HENRY E |
9 |
December 25,
1952 |
TAYLOR, SUSAN JANE |
9 |
December 25,
1952 |
YOUNG, OWEN JOHN |
9 |
December 25,
1952 |
WATER EXPANSION PLANS EXPLAINED AT JUANITA CLUB |
1 |
January 1, 1953 |
LUTHER HAWTHORNE, ASTRONOMER AND WEATHER MAN, HAS BLAST THEORIES |
1 |
January 1, 1953 |
DISPOSAL OF STEWART HEIGHTS RECOMMENDED |
1 |
January 1, 1953 |
DELORES ELAINE SMITH, JARRET ALLAN IRISH |
5 |
January 1, 1953 |
MARGARET MAE FRYER, LEWIS J TREMAINE |
5 |
January 1, 1953 |
FIRE DESTROYS SHOP AND DOUBLE GARAGE |
1 |
January 1, 1953 |
GANO, OTTO |
9 |
January 1, 1953 |
PAGE, GEORGE A |
9 |
January 1, 1953 |
TAYLOR, SUSAN |
2 |
January 1, 1953 |
COURT ORDER HALTS JUANITA WATER EXPANSION |
1 |
January 1, 1953 |
NEW 100,000 GALLON WATER TANK WILL COST CITY $32530 |
8 |
January 1, 1953 |
JACQUELYN WHITNEY, LOUIS TRIMBLE |
5 |
January 8, 1953 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
4 |
January 8, 1953 |
PRIZE-WINNING BABY (ESTELLE, DENISE) |
1 |
January 8, 1953 |
LOCAL GROUPS AGAINST HOUSING TRANSFER |
1 |
January 8, 1953 |
EAST SIDE GLASS OPENS NEW STORE |
4 |
January 8, 1953 |
BUS CURTAILMENT BRINGS PROTEST |
1 |
January 8, 1953 |
CANDIDATES TO FILE FOR SCHOOL POSTS |
1 |
January 8, 1953 |
LAWNS DAMAGED BY "SQUIRRELERS"; SCHOOLS BURGLARIZED OVER
HOLIDAYS |
1 |
January 8, 1953 |
TOM BASS NEW POLICE OFFICER FOR CITY |
10 |
January 8, 1953 |
RUDE, NORWOOD E |
15 |
January 8, 1953 |
JOURNAL OFFERS SPECIAL 30-DAY TWO-FOR-ONE SUBSCRIPTION |
1 |
January 8, 1953 |
SUGGESTION MADE: RE-IMPOSE TOLLS ON LAKE BRIDGE TO AID NEW SPAN |
1 |
January 15,
1953 |
OUR TOWN (LOKEN, JOHN S) |
10 |
January 15,
1953 |
20 SCHOOLROOMS ARE SOUGHT HERE |
1 |
January 15,
1953 |
CONSTRUCTION OF TWO FIRE STATIONS IN JUANITA AREA BEGINS SOON |
11 |
January 15,
1953 |
3RD ANNIVERSARY OF UNITARIAN CHURCH WILL BE CELEBRATED |
5 |
January 15,
1953 |
BAPTISTS SET BANQUET TO MARK ANNIVERSARY |
5 |
January 15,
1953 |
"PORK-BARRELING" CHARGED IN LOCAL HOUSING DEBATE |
1 |
January 15,
1953 |
PROJECT "B" DISPOSITION REFERRED TO LOCAL AND COUNTY CONFERENCE |
1 |
January 15,
1953 |
C OF C FINANCES SHOW BALANCE |
5 |
January 15,
1953 |
LEROY JOHNSON AND H L TUTTLE FILE FOR SCHOOL BOARD POSITIONS |
1 |
January 15,
1953 |
CONSTRUCTION OF TWO FIRE STATIONS IN JUANITA AREA BEGINS SOON |
11 |
January 15,
1953 |
SCHMIDT TO HEAD FIREMEN'S GROUP |
5 |
January 15,
1953 |
HOUGHTON LOSES, THEN GAINS SIZE |
8 |
January 15,
1953 |
LAKEVIEW PEOPLE ORGANIZE GROUP |
5 |
January 15,
1953 |
RESIDENTS FORCE RETREAT OF HOUGHTON OFFICIALS ON CENTER CONVERSION |
1 |
January 15,
1953 |
CONSTRUCTION OF TWO FIRE STATIONS IN JUANITA AREA BEGINS SOON |
11 |
January 15,
1953 |
EMMETT MCKILLOP NEW DOCTOR HERE |
11 |
January 15,
1953 |
THORNE, WILLIAM |
8 |
January 15,
1953 |
WOMAN'S CLUB CELEBRATES 33 YEARS OF ACTIVITY |
12 |
January 15,
1953 |
FAVORABLE RENTAL FEES OFFERED PUBLIC, CLUBS IN CIVIC CENTER |
5 |
January 15,
1953 |
NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYGROUND SYSTEM ENVISIONED BY CITY'S PARK BOARD |
8 |
January 15,
1953 |
APPRAISERS BUSY FIXING PROPERTY FIGURES ON 2-A |
1 |
January 15,
1953 |
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (STREET NAMES) |
10 |
January 15,
1953 |
BROWN'S BROWNOUT ENDS; LIGHTS ON! SHORTAGE IS OVER |
5 |
January 15,
1953 |
BIG BLOWOUT AT COLMAN'S |
9 |
January 15,
1953 |
GLENNAJEAN FRAZIER, CHARLES CALKINS |
12 |
January 22,
1953 |
MOTHERS TO MARCH NEXT THURSDAY FOR POLIO AID |
1 |
January 22,
1953 |
TOP NOTCH SQUARE DANCE CALLERS TO JOIN HANDS IN POLIO BENEFIT |
10 |
January 22,
1953 |
MERCHANTS HELP BRING INAUGURATION INTO SCHOOLS BY INSTALLING T-V |
2 |
January 22,
1953 |
NEW SALARY SCHEDULE PROPOSED TO BOARD BY FACULTY GROUP |
13 |
January 22,
1953 |
NANCY NIX, RALPH ANDERSON |
12 |
January 22,
1953 |
UNDERGROUND OIL STORAGE STUDIED BY CITY COUNCIL |
10 |
January 22,
1953 |
$2600 IN EQUIPMENT BOUGHT BY HOUGHTON; SPEED LIMIT NOW 35 |
17 |
January 22,
1953 |
POLICE DEPARTMENT HIRES CIVILIAN CLERK |
1 |
January 22,
1953 |
BJORKLUND, DEAN |
1 |
January 22,
1953 |
VARIED ACTIVITIES OFFERED BOYS AND GIRLS IN YMCA-CIVIC CENTER |
2 |
January 22,
1953 |
BUS TRANSPORTATION STILL BEING STUDIED BY SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
January 22,
1953 |
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (STREET NAMES) |
10 |
January 22,
1953 |
PARKING LOT HAS NUMBER 1 PRIORITY |
5 |
January 22,
1953 |
TO PAVE DOWNTOWN STREETS, ALLEYS, 3RD ST |
1 |
January 22,
1953 |
CITY WILL BILL GARBAGE SERVICE, CALLS FOR BIDS |
1 |
January 29,
1953 |
TWINS CELEBRATE 68TH BIRTHDAY (CAVALIN, PHER AND CARL) |
9 |
January 29,
1953 |
OUR TOWN (BARRIE, BEN R) |
11 |
January 29,
1953 |
PARK DEPARTMENT SHOPS ARE MOVED |
4 |
January 29,
1953 |
ARNIE HOLMBERG FINISHES REMODELING JOB AND CHANGES NAME OF PLUMBING |
6 |
January 29,
1953 |
NEW CREDIT RATING SERVICE IS OFFERED |
2 |
January 29,
1953 |
SHOE REPAIR STORE PURCHASED BY FUDA |
6 |
January 29,
1953 |
SIGN COMPANIES ARE CONSOLIDATED |
14 |
January 29,
1953 |
KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ELECTS NEW OFFICERS |
2 |
January 29,
1953 |
LEAVE PORCH LIGHT ON - MOTHERS MARCH TONIGHT ON POLIO |
1 |
January 29,
1953 |
RACE FOR SCHOOL POSTS HEATING UP |
1 |
January 29,
1953 |
RETARDED YOUNGSTERS GETTING THEIR CHANCE |
9 |
January 29,
1953 |
SCHOOL
BOARD FINDS NO IMMEDIATE SOLUTION TO CURTAILMENT OF BUS |
6 |
January 29,
1953 |
SPRING STYLE SHOW SET FOR MARCH 5TH |
12 |
January 29,
1953 |
HISTORICAL PHOTOS (JUANITA BRIDGE, OLD KIRKLAND) |
8 |
January 29,
1953 |
HOUSEWIVES SEEK COUNCIL BERTHS |
1 |
January 29,
1953 |
RESIDENTS READING INTEREST AMONG HIGHEST IN STATE, LIBRARIAN REPORTS |
9 |
January 29,
1953 |
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT INSPECTED |
1 |
January 29,
1953 |
CHAMBERLAIN, VERN |
5 |
January 29,
1953 |
LATEST CITY WELL IS THIRD PRODUCER |
10 |
February 5,
1953 |
AD FOR FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND (REMODELED) |
13 |
February 5,
1953 |
BANK OPEN HOUSE SLATED SATURDAY |
1 |
February 5,
1953 |
OUR TOWN (BIGELOW, HARRY) |
12 |
February 5,
1953 |
MOTHER'S MARCH OF DIMES, DANCES BOOST CAMPAIGN HERE TO $3200 |
1 |
February 5,
1953 |
CONTESTING OF MRS DONNA SHOOK'S ELIGIBILITY FOR BOARD HELD UNLIKE |
1 |
February 5,
1953 |
LEGISLATORS GAVE AN EAR TO PLEA FOR FUNDS HERE |
11 |
February 5,
1953 |
EAST SIDE CHORAL CLUB ADDS NINE TALENTED MEMBERS |
8 |
February 5,
1953 |
BOYS PLAYING WITH FIRE ENDANGERS HAY AND LOCAL BARN |
5 |
February 5,
1953 |
GOOD OLD DAYS (MANY OLD PHOTOS AND STORIES) |
16 |
February 5,
1953 |
VANDALS DESTROY STREET LIGHTS |
10 |
February 5,
1953 |
KIRTLEY, MINNIE BURT |
5 |
February 5,
1953 |
MAYOR WILL HEAD YOUNG GOP |
1 |
February 5,
1953 |
TO START HIGHWAY WORK IN SUMMER FOR LOCAL LENGTH |
11 |
February 5,
1953 |
NATURAL GAS SERVICE PROPOSED FOR KIRKLAND |
1 |
February 5,
1953 |
CIVIC CENTER FLAG POLE TOPPLES IN WIND STORM |
1 |
February 5,
1953 |
BONNIE JEAN KERWIN, JOSEPH P O'BRIEN |
8 |
February 12,
1953 |
EAST SIDE GLASS AND PAINT - GRAND OPENING |
8 |
February 12,
1953 |
GRAND OPENING OF BANK DRAWS MANY WELL WISHERS AND LOTS OF PRAISE |
15 |
February 12,
1953 |
EAST SIDE GLASS HOLDING OPENING OF ENLARGED STORE |
6 |
February 12,
1953 |
ELECTRICAL STORE OPENING FRIDAY |
1 |
February 12,
1953 |
LELAND, LUNDVALL OPEN REALTY FIRM |
17 |
February 12,
1953 |
SET ANNEXATION HEARING MONDAY FOR HOUGHTON |
12 |
February 12,
1953 |
ASK CLARIFICATION OF BOUNDARIES |
1 |
February 12,
1953 |
HOUSEWIVES SEEK POSTS ON HOUGHTON'S COUNCIL |
1 |
February 12,
1953 |
NEW BATHHOUSE COST STUDIED BY HOUGHTON |
1 |
February 12,
1953 |
SET ANNEXATION HEARING MONDAY FOR HOUGHTON |
12 |
February 12,
1953 |
NEW BATHHOUSE COST STUDIED BY HOUGHTON |
1 |
February 12,
1953 |
CAR STRIPPERS SOUGHT BY POLICE |
1 |
February 12,
1953 |
CLUES ARE BEING SOUGHT IN WOMEN'S DEATHS |
1 |
February 12,
1953 |
COYNE, FRANK H |
6 |
February 12,
1953 |
GANO, WILLIAM |
6 |
February 12,
1953 |
TAYLOR, NELL |
9 |
February 12,
1953 |
FRANCES JENSEN, EMIL HANSEN |
9 |
February 12,
1953 |
MARGARET MAE FRYER, LEWIS TREMAINE |
16 |
February 19,
1953 |
FRIDAY THE 13TH HAD ITS MOMENTS FOR NEIGHBORS, EXPECTANT MAMMAS |
1 |
February 19,
1953 |
FURBUSH PROPERTY ACQUISITION SET |
1 |
February 19,
1953 |
SCHOOL BOARD WON'T PRESS DISTRICT BOUNDARY ISSUE; OK'S MRS SHOOK' |
1 |
February 19,
1953 |
HOUGHTON ADOPTS FIRST CRIMINAL CODE |
11 |
February 19,
1953 |
MORRISON, THOMAS |
8 |
February 19,
1953 |
ROSE, PFC DONALD E |
8 |
February 19,
1953 |
SIMMONS, ELLA |
5 |
February 19,
1953 |
"IT LOOKS GOOD FOR SECOND BRIDGE" SAYS SECRETARY OF TOLL
AUTHORITY |
1 |
February 19,
1953 |
GARBAGE CONTRACT UNDER STUDY |
1 |
February 19,
1953 |
HELEN RAMSEY, DOUGLAS KOTTKE |
12 |
February 19,
1953 |
NANCY HIX, RALPH ANDERSON |
13 |
February 26,
1953 |
OUR TOWN (ELSON, V L (LEE)) |
10 |
February 26,
1953 |
HOLM ROFFING CO EXPANDS BUSINESS |
2 |
February 26,
1953 |
"KIDS' FRIEND OF 1952" TO BE HONORED MARCH 16 |
1 |
February 26,
1953 |
FEW DIFFERENCES ON SURFACE OF SCHOOL CAMPAIGN |
1 |
February 26,
1953 |
PLEA FOR KINDERGARTENS MADE BY GROUP FROM LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT |
8 |
February 26,
1953 |
SCHOOLS MAY GET $31000 ASSIST |
8 |
February 26,
1953 |
TEACHERS SALARIES TO BE DISCUSSED |
1 |
February 26,
1953 |
CLEARVIEW KITCHEN BAND TO PLAY AT BENEFIT STYLE SHOW ON MARCH 5 |
12 |
February 26,
1953 |
$50000 FIRE DISTRICT 41 BOND ISSUE BLOWS UP; ELECTION INVALID |
8 |
February 26,
1953 |
FIREMEN VIE TO SEE WHO SELLS MOST DANCE TICKETS |
1 |
February 26,
1953 |
CITY MAY SETTLE $20,000 FEDERAL BILL FOR $4000 |
9 |
February 26,
1953 |
CITY TO BUY TIRES, WATER PIPE BY BID OPENING ON MARCH 2 |
9 |
February 26,
1953 |
CITY WILL ADOPT CODE ON STORAGE OF OIL IN ALLEY |
9 |
February 26,
1953 |
WIRE FENCING FOR CITY WATER SITES RUNS INTO COUNCILMAN'S OBJECTION |
11 |
February 26,
1953 |
JUANITA'S WATER ANNEXATION HELD INVALID BY COURT |
1 |
February 26,
1953 |
10 SCHOOL WINDOWS BROKEN BY YOUTHS ON 3-DAY HOLIDAY |
1 |
February 26,
1953 |
TINKHAM, EMMA |
12 |
February 26,
1953 |
NEW TRAFFIC LIGHT ON LAKE ST TO AID BOTTLENECK |
11 |
February 26,
1953 |
JUANITA'S WATER ANNEXATION HELD INVALID BY COURT |
1 |
February 26,
1953 |
NATURAL GAS SERVICE BY 1955 FOR KIRKLAND PREDICTED BY SEATTLE GAS |
9 |
February 26,
1953 |
KATHLEEN COPPING, JOSEPH SULLIVAN |
13 |
March 5, 1953 |
VAUX WILL START APARTMENTS JOB |
5 |
March 5, 1953 |
PICK THREE CANDIDATES AS KIDS' PAL |
1 |
March 5, 1953 |
WE DON'T REALLY TAKE TO CIVIL DEFENSE... |
10 |
March 5, 1953 |
DISTRICT SCHOOLS TO GET $193,550 |
4 |
March 5, 1953 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT'S $400,000 BOND ISSUE SOLD; LOW INTEREST RATE IS |
9 |
March 5, 1953 |
DONNA CUSHING, ALFRED ADAM |
12 |
March 5, 1953 |
AAUW MUSIC STUDY GROUP TO PRESENT CONCERT ON MARCH 11 |
12 |
March 5, 1953 |
SPRING STYLE SHOW TO FEATURE NEWEST IN FASHIONS TONIGHT AT JUNIOR |
1 |
March 5, 1953 |
GRATEFUL VICTIM OF RECENT BLAZE GIVES FIREMEN PORTABLE PUMP |
8 |
March 5, 1953 |
THREE HOUGHTON COUNCILMEN TO BE ELECTED TUESDAY |
9 |
March 5, 1953 |
TWO OFFICERS HAVE THEIR INNINGS DURING PRESENTATION AND REVIEW |
1 |
March 5, 1953 |
KNEPPER, TELIE |
14 |
March 5, 1953 |
LAKE BRIDGE FINAL ACTION FACES DELAY |
1 |
March 5, 1953 |
COUNCIL THROWS OUT GARBAGE BIDS |
9 |
March 5, 1953 |
WATER DISTRICT BOOSTERS START NEW SET PETITIONS |
1 |
March 5, 1953 |
PHYLLIS BARRIE, RALPH L GLEW |
12 |
March 12, 1953 |
ROSINS CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY |
12 |
March 12, 1953 |
ED BLISS, JUANITA, HITS BIRTHDAY NUMBER 90 |
9 |
March 12, 1953 |
OUR TOWN (JOHNSON, LEROY) |
10 |
March 12, 1953 |
STEWART HEIGHTS DISPOSAL SALE TO START APRIL 1 |
4 |
March 12, 1953 |
TO GIVE CIVIL DEFENSE TRAINING |
2 |
March 12, 1953 |
JOHNSON AND TUTTLE WIN BOARD SPOTS |
1 |
March 12, 1953 |
NEW SHOW HOURS SET FOR GATEWAY THEATRE |
10 |
March 12, 1953 |
HOUGHTON MAY UP POPULATION BY 700 |
1 |
March 12, 1953 |
KARASEK HIGHEST IN HOUGHTON VOTE |
1 |
March 12, 1953 |
PICTURE STORY OF NEW LOCAL INDUSTRY - SHAKES MADE AT YARDS |
11 |
March 12, 1953 |
STUDY JUANITA DISTRICT (PHOTO) |
9 |
March 12, 1953 |
DAVIS, GEORGE HENRY (KIRKLAND'S FIRST PHYSICIAN) |
1 |
March 12, 1953 |
HAWTHORNE, MAUD |
7 |
March 12, 1953 |
PRYOR, W E |
7 |
March 12, 1953 |
REINE, HILMA |
7 |
March 12, 1953 |
SNYDER, ANDREW JACKSON |
7 |
March 12, 1953 |
WALES, FRED |
9 |
March 12, 1953 |
WILSON, ADELIA |
7 |
March 12, 1953 |
GOVERNOR LANGLIE EXPECTED TO APPROVE CONTROVERSIAL LAKE BRIDGE BI |
1 |
March 12, 1953 |
STUDY JUANITA DISTRICT (PHOTO) |
9 |
March 12, 1953 |
DONNA GREGG, EDWARD MCARTHUR |
13 |
March 19, 1953 |
HAASES CELEBRATE 25TH WEDDING DAY |
12 |
March 19, 1953 |
TWO NEW SCHOOLS APPEAR POSSIBLE FOR ROSE HILL |
1 |
March 19, 1953 |
CITY MAY OPERATE HOUSING PROJECT UNDER PROVISION OF NEW STATE LAW |
11 |
March 19, 1953 |
WAR HOUSING OUT INSIDE CITY |
4 |
March 19, 1953 |
KIRKLAND FAMILY CAN TESTIFY FOR ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL'S GOOD CARE |
6 |
March 19, 1953 |
CANTEEN REACHES ATTENDANCE MARK |
10 |
March 19, 1953 |
CLARA VINUP SELECTED "KIDS' FRIEND OF 1952" |
1 |
March 19, 1953 |
BUILDING SEEN FOR EAST SECTION |
5 |
March 19, 1953 |
FIRE RAZES HOME; CAUSE NOT KNOWN |
7 |
March 19, 1953 |
MORE PATROLLING OF TRAFFIC DUE FOR HOUGHTONITES |
11 |
March 19, 1953 |
NATIONAL GUARD SEEKING RECRUITS |
4 |
March 19, 1953 |
HARWOOD, JOHN MALCOLM |
15 |
March 19, 1953 |
SJOFLEDT, ELLA |
15 |
March 19, 1953 |
TRAINS ENDANGERED BY JUNIOR ENGINEERS; DAM NEARBY CREEK |
1 |
March 19, 1953 |
GARBAGE DISPOSAL BIDS ARE STUDIED |
1 |
March 19, 1953 |
WAIT ON ACCEPTANCE NEW WELL |
11 |
March 19, 1953 |
SERGEANT WALLIS GIVEN CITATION |
11 |
March 26, 1953 |
BELLEVUE INCORPORATES, ADOPTS CITY MANAGER |
1 |
March 26, 1953 |
OUR TOWN (PRINCE, EDWARD L) |
10 |
March 26, 1953 |
BETTER LIGHTING NEEDED BY SCHOOLS PARENTS TELL BOARD |
1 |
March 26, 1953 |
DEDICATION CEREMONIES THIS SUNDAY TO OPEN NEW FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH |
17 |
March 26, 1953 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EMBARKS ON 5-DAY MEMBERSHIP DRIVE |
9 |
March 26, 1953 |
NEW CITY ENTRANCE SIGNS WOULD BE AN ASSET |
10 |
March 26, 1953 |
KINDERGARTEN WILL CONTINUE TO JUNE; MAY GO POPULAR VOTE NEXT YEAR |
1 |
March 26, 1953 |
NEW SCHOOL FOR HOUGHTON LOOMS AS POSSIBILITY |
1 |
March 26, 1953 |
CARNIVAL DEBATED IN CITY LIMITS |
13 |
March 26, 1953 |
STRAY DOGS MENACE CHILDREN AT SCHOOL |
1 |
March 26, 1953 |
FIRE DISTRICT 41 STUDIES PROBLEM |
7 |
March 26, 1953 |
ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT SUNDAY |
9 |
March 26, 1953 |
NEW SCHOOL FOR HOUGHTON LOOMS AS POSSIBILITY |
1 |
March 26, 1953 |
LAW MAY VALIDATE JUANITA WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
March 26, 1953 |
BEER SALE TO YOUTHS TO BE PROHIBITED |
1 |
March 26, 1953 |
BREAK FROM CITY JAIL BRINGS MORE TIME |
8 |
March 26, 1953 |
CLEVELAND, HARRY L |
8 |
March 26, 1953 |
COWAN, J GORDON |
19 |
March 26, 1953 |
MULLOY, JOHN P |
19 |
March 26, 1953 |
POTTER, MARTHA HARRIET |
19 |
March 26, 1953 |
SMITH, EMYAN O |
19 |
March 26, 1953 |
BOOMERANG DOLLARS - SERIES OF ADS TO EMPHASIZE THEIR VALUE |
1 |
March 26, 1953 |
RAN INTO SNAGS ON LAKE FRONT (PHOTO) |
1 |
March 26, 1953 |
LAW MAY VALIDATE JUANITA WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
LACK OF TOOLS THREATEN PROJECT |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
FORMER SAFEWAY BUILDING LEASED TO C & H, CHAIN STORE GROCERS |
6 |
April 2, 1953 |
SCHOOL BOARD COLD ON COMMUNITY HALL AS POTENTIAL UNIT |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
HOUGHTON MUM ON BECOMING PROJECT LANDLORD |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
WORKERS BUSY ON RED CROSS DRIVE |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
OUR TOWN (POSSIBLE CITY IMPROVEMENTS) |
10 |
April 2, 1953 |
NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS TAKE POSTS AS RETIRING TWO END 25 YEARS |
9 |
April 2, 1953 |
SCHOOL BOARD, TEACHERS DISCUSS SALARIES |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
HOUGHTON MUM ON BECOMING PROJECT LANDLORD |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
SCHOOL BOARD COLD ON COMMUNITY HALL AS POTENTIAL UNIT |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
SMALLER JUANITA WATER DISTRICT PETITIONS MOVING |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
CONRAD, HARFIELD |
5 |
April 2, 1953 |
MORGAN, MRS CHARLES D |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
JOURNAL'S NEW LOOK - PAGES ARE WIDER AND DEEPER THIS ISSUE |
5 |
April 2, 1953 |
EASTER SERVICES FOR LOCAL CHURCHES LISTED |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
TUBE IDEA GETS COLD SHOULDER |
1 |
April 2, 1953 |
GARBAGE CONTRACT WILL BE AWARDED |
5 |
April 2, 1953 |
SMALLER JUANITA WATER DISTRICT PETITIONS MOVING |
1 |
April 9, 1953 |
3000 EXPECTED TO VIEW PRIMROSE SHOW APRIL 17 TO 19 |
6 |
April 9, 1953 |
GARDEN PROJECT FOR KIDS IS OUT |
2 |
April 9, 1953 |
OUR TOWN (KING, ALBERT AND MARY) |
10 |
April 9, 1953 |
$56000 BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED |
10 |
April 9, 1953 |
LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL'S NEW SHOPS AND GYM NEAR COMPLETION |
9 |
April 9, 1953 |
KIRKLAND C OF C EXTENDS INVITATION TO HOUGHTON COMMUNITY CLUB |
2 |
April 9, 1953 |
MYSTERY YELLOW DUST IS SOLVED |
3 |
April 9, 1953 |
KINDERGARTEN, TEACHER SALARY INCREASES UP TO VOTERS OF DISTRICT |
1 |
April 9, 1953 |
THE SAD TALE OF BUSTER THE BRUIN WHO WAS DISLODGED FROM HIS PERCH |
11 |
April 9, 1953 |
LOCAL FIREMEN DO TOP RATE JOB |
1 |
April 9, 1953 |
BAN CARNIVAL INSIDE CITY AS COUNCIL ENFORCES LAW |
1 |
April 9, 1953 |
CITY GETS REFUND FROM PARK DEPT. |
10 |
April 9, 1953 |
COUNCIL HAS BUSY MONDAY EVENING |
1 |
April 9, 1953 |
LEGION POST GOT OFF TO GOOD START THROUGH EFFORTS OF FINE LEADERS |
10 |
April 9, 1953 |
JUDGE REVERSES DECISION ON JUANITA'S OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN WATER PR |
1 |
April 9, 1953 |
KIRKLAND'S COAST GUARD FLOTILLA BRINGS REVIEW HERE FOR MAY 17 |
1 |
April 9, 1953 |
BLISS, MRS EDGAR |
7 |
April 9, 1953 |
$203,000 STREET PAVING PROJECT STUDIED BY CITY |
1 |
April 9, 1953 |
GARBAGE CONTRACT GIVEN NEW FIRM; STARTS IN 60 DAYS |
1 |
April 9, 1953 |
JUDGE REVERSES DECISION ON JUANITA'S OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN WATER PR |
1 |
April 9, 1953 |
PIPE FOR NEW WATER LINES ARRIVES HERE |
2 |
April 16, 1953 |
KIRKLAND ORTHOPEDIC TO MARK 25 YEARS |
9 |
April 16, 1953 |
OUR TOWN (GOLLOFON, ROBERT E) |
10 |
April 16, 1953 |
CONSTRUCTION STARTED (PHOTO OF PICCADILLY COURT) |
9 |
April 16, 1953 |
SQUEEZE PUT ON HOUGHTON BY HOUSING OFFICIALS |
1 |
April 16, 1953 |
AFTER EIGHT MONTHS OF SCHEMING LEGION PURCHASES 'FORT JACKSON' |
10 |
April 16, 1953 |
HOUGHTON MAIL DELIVERY SOUGHT |
1 |
April 16, 1953 |
SQUEEZE PUT ON HOUGHTON BY HOUSING OFFICIALS |
1 |
April 16, 1953 |
OUTLAW TRAILERS IN CITY LIMITS |
8 |
April 16, 1953 |
LABRIE, GASPARD (JASPER) |
2 |
April 16, 1953 |
KIRKLAND VICINITY TO HAVE EXTENDED TELEPHONE SERVICE BY 1954 |
1 |
April 16, 1953 |
ARLENE FERRIER, ROBERT SIM |
5 |
April 23, 1953 |
THREE-DAY PRIMROSE SHOW ATTRACTS OVER 2500 PERSONS TO KIRKLAND |
8 |
April 23, 1953 |
COUPLE CELEBRATES 65TH ANNIVERSARY (GARDNER, MR AND MRS GEORGE) |
1 |
April 23, 1953 |
OUR TOWN (TREMAINE, LEWIS) |
9 |
April 23, 1953 |
MERCHANTS TO OFFER 'HOT' BARGAINS IN BLUE RIBBON DAY PROMOTION |
1 |
April 23, 1953 |
RED CROSS DRIVE GOES 'OVER TOP' |
7 |
April 23, 1953 |
YOUTHFUL DELEGATION SECURES QUICK ACTION FOR PLAYGROUND FROM COUNTY |
7 |
April 23, 1953 |
STATE AIR RAID ALERT FRIDAY |
1 |
April 23, 1953 |
CITY SCHOOL BUDGET $145,245 FOR NEXT YEAR'S PRELIMINARY FIGURES |
1 |
April 23, 1953 |
SCHOOL HEAD HERE CLARIFIES PROBLEM |
7 |
April 23, 1953 |
SPENCER NAMED BASKETBALL COACH |
1 |
April 23, 1953 |
CLOSURE OF JUANITA BEACHES THREATENED BY POLLUTION |
1 |
April 23, 1953 |
ENTHUSIASM REACHES HIGH PITCH AS FORT JACKSON IS TOWED TO KIRKLAND |
10 |
April 23, 1953 |
HOUGHTON LOOKS TO ITS FUTURE PLANS; DRAWING COMPLETE TOWN LAND MA |
9 |
April 23, 1953 |
CLOSURE OF JUANITA BEACHES THREATENED BY POLLUTION |
1 |
April 23, 1953 |
CLOSURE OF JUANITA BEACHES THREATENED BY POLLUTION |
1 |
April 23, 1953 |
SIGN LIFEGUARDS FOR SWIM SEASON |
10 |
April 23, 1953 |
METTELL, ELAINE |
2 |
April 23, 1953 |
CALL $80000 CITY BOND ELECTION IN JUNE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS |
7 |
April 23, 1953 |
NEW STREET SIGNS REPLACE OLD ONES |
7 |
April 23, 1953 |
GETTING OUT OF WATER DISTRICT ISN'T SO SIMPLE |
1 |
April 23, 1953 |
PROPOSE HUGE SEWER SYSTEM FOR AREA |
1 |
April 23, 1953 |
DOROTHY NOYD, CHARLES H SMITH |
4 |
April 23, 1953 |
SHIRLEY BURNS, WAYNE GOODER |
4 |
April 30, 1953 |
JOHNNIE AND AL'S FOOD MART - GRAND OPENING |
11 |
April 30, 1953 |
CONCERT FEATURES EAST SIDE ARTISTS |
7 |
April 30, 1953 |
SEATTLE PACIFIC COLLEGE CHOIR TO SING HERE |
14 |
April 30, 1953 |
OUR TOWN (SPENCER, FLORENCE) |
10 |
April 30, 1953 |
MERCHANTS START "BLUE RIBBON DAYS" TOMORROW |
1 |
April 30, 1953 |
SALE OF UNDERWOOD'S DEPARTMENT STORE TO SEATTLE MAN IS ANNOUNCED |
8 |
April 30, 1953 |
CITY GOVERNMENT CHANGES HANDS - HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS TAKE OVER JOB |
2 |
April 30, 1953 |
INDIVIDUALS COVERED IN EMERGENCIES BY CIVIL DEFENSE RULE |
10 |
April 30, 1953 |
JUANITA PTA TO SUPPORT TEACHER PAY HIKE AND KINDERGARTEN MILLAGE |
2 |
April 30, 1953 |
CARNIVAL COMING HERE NEXT WEEK |
1 |
April 30, 1953 |
CITY PROFITS BY PTA CARNIVAL |
1 |
April 30, 1953 |
GROUP OF JUANITA CITIZENS PROTESTS RECENT ACTION OF WATER COMMISSION |
1 |
April 30, 1953 |
LEGION HEAD OBJECTS TO HEAVY CARNIVAL LICENSE |
9 |
April 30, 1953 |
KOEHLER, LEONA |
6 |
April 30, 1953 |
COMMUNITY CLUB TO DISCUSS ANNEXATION AT ROSE HILL |
9 |
April 30, 1953 |
GROUP OF JUANITA CITIZENS PROTESTS RECENT ACTION OF WATER COMMISSION |
1 |
April 30, 1953 |
OPERATORS BEGIN REPAIRING SEWER DISPOSAL UNITS |
1 |
May 7, 1953 |
HEISDORF EXPANDS OPERATION, BUYS HOLLYWOOD FARM |
6 |
May 7, 1953 |
3 JUANITA BEACHES TO BE CLOSED |
1 |
May 7, 1953 |
HIGH SCHOOL WILL FURNISH QUEEN FOR ANNUAL SUMMER WATER CARNIVAL |
9 |
May 7, 1953 |
SPECIAL ELECTION IS SET JUNE 23 FOR BOND ISSUE |
1 |
May 7, 1953 |
HARD-WORKING COMMITTEE AND SHIP SPONSORS GIVEN ROUSING SEND-OFF |
13 |
May 7, 1953 |
3 JUANITA BEACHES TO BE CLOSED |
1 |
May 7, 1953 |
CITY'S FIRST BIG DRAGNET OPERATION RESULTS IN CAPTURING LOCAL CULPRIT |
1 |
May 7, 1953 |
MERIT SYSTEM ADOPTED BY CITY POLICE |
1 |
May 7, 1953 |
KIRKLAND PEOPLE INVITED TO BIG GUN CAMP |
1 |
May 7, 1953 |
TONKIN, HELEN |
15 |
May 7, 1953 |
WATSON, JAMES |
15 |
May 7, 1953 |
WILSON, JOSEPH |
15 |
May 7, 1953 |
WOLEVER, RALPH H |
15 |
May 7, 1953 |
DELORES SMITH, GARRET IRISH |
12 |
May 14, 1953 |
PENNEY STORE INCREASES SPACE |
5 |
May 14, 1953 |
FIRST HOUSING UNITS ARE SOLD FOR DEMOLITION |
1 |
May 14, 1953 |
FATE OF KINDERGARTEN AND TEACHERS SALARIES BEFORE PEOPLE MAY 26 |
8 |
May 14, 1953 |
STATISTICS REVEAL LOCAL TEACHERS' SALARIES BELOW AVERAGE |
2 |
May 14, 1953 |
DELORES JOHNSON, FARLAND S JOHNSON |
5 |
May 14, 1953 |
COUNT HEALTH AND SANITATION OFFICER TO ADDRESS JUANITANS |
11 |
May 14, 1953 |
MAYOR AND C OF C PROCLAIM KIRKLAND PAINT-UP MONTH |
6 |
May 14, 1953 |
ANOTHER OLD TIMER (OLD BAPTIST CHURCH) |
14 |
May 14, 1953 |
HORSES WEREN'T SPARED BY GRIMM POST IN ARRANGING HULA CARNIVAL |
10 |
May 14, 1953 |
OLD TIME PICTURE (PAVING CREW) |
9 |
May 14, 1953 |
COUNT HEALTH AND SANITATION OFFICER TO ADDRESS JUANITANS |
11 |
May 14, 1953 |
BURGLARS RIFLE HIGH SCHOOL SAFE, LEAVE WITH $500 LOOT |
1 |
May 14, 1953 |
POLICE CRACK DOWN ON NOISY EXHAUSTS |
5 |
May 14, 1953 |
BATTERY C OPEN HOUSE SET FOR SATURDAY |
1 |
May 14, 1953 |
COAST GUARD AUXILIARY FLOTILLAS TO BE REVIEWED HERE SUNDAY AFTERNOON |
1 |
May 14, 1953 |
TONKIN, HELEN |
14 |
May 14, 1953 |
ROSE HILL WANTS MORE DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED ANNEXATION, LESS LISTEN |
9 |
May 14, 1953 |
SECOND BRIDGE COMMITTEE CALLS PUBLIC MEETING IN CITY TONIGHT |
5 |
May 14, 1953 |
TO OIL AND SURFACE HOUGHTON STREETS |
8 |
May 14, 1953 |
TO PROCEED WITH WATER EXPANSION |
8 |
May 14, 1953 |
DONNA CUSHING, ALFRED ADAN |
12 |
May 21, 1953 |
BOB FRANK, FORMER KIRKLAND LAD, WINS CALIFORNIA SPELLING BEE |
10 |
May 21, 1953 |
OUR TOWN (BLEDFAST, ROY) |
6 |
May 21, 1953 |
ASSURE SEWER LINE FOR NEW SCHOOL |
1 |
May 21, 1953 |
CLASSROOMS IN JUANITA SCHOOL SOUGHT BY BOARD |
1 |
May 21, 1953 |
NAZARENE CHURCH STARTS BUILDING IN SOUTH END |
8 |
May 21, 1953 |
C OF C SEEKS FREE PARKING LOT |
8 |
May 21, 1953 |
SOLICITATIONS CURBED BY C C |
1 |
May 21, 1953 |
KINDERGARTENS, PAY BOOSTS UP TO VOTERS TUESDAY |
1 |
May 21, 1953 |
SCHOOL ELECTION LEVIES DISCUSSED BY CITIZEN'S GROUP AND OFFICIALS |
2 |
May 21, 1953 |
PATSY TAYLOR, JERRY PRESTON |
12 |
May 21, 1953 |
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER SUGGESTS HALTING ILLEGAL GARBAGE DISPOSAL |
6 |
May 21, 1953 |
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER SUGGESTS HALTING ILLEGAL GARBAGE DISPOSAL |
6 |
May 21, 1953 |
'FAT' AND 'LEAN' GIRLS OF LEGION AUXILIARY GIVE SUCCESSFUL COMEDY |
10 |
May 21, 1953 |
LEGION, VFW WILL COMBINE EFFORTS IN STAGING MEMORIAL DAY PARADE |
9 |
May 21, 1953 |
HOUGHTON GROUP SEEKS OWN MAIL DELIVERY SERVICE |
8 |
May 21, 1953 |
ATTORNEY ATTACKS GROUP OPPOSING JUANITA WATER |
1 |
May 21, 1953 |
JUANITA GROUP SEEKS TWO NEW WATER COMMISSIONERS |
1 |
May 21, 1953 |
VARIOUS PHOTOS OF FLOTILLAS |
2 |
May 21, 1953 |
BRIDGE LOCATION IS APPRAISED BY PLANNING BODY |
1 |
May 21, 1953 |
ATTORNEY ATTACKS GROUP OPPOSING JUANITA WATER |
1 |
May 21, 1953 |
CITY WATER RATE REDUCED OUTSIDE |
1 |
May 28, 1953 |
FRIENDS HELP FLUHARTYS CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING DAY WITH OPEN HO |
6 |
May 28, 1953 |
HOUGHTON WOMAN HAD SLAVE NURSE ... (HARRY, ANNIE LAURIE THOMAS) |
1 |
May 28, 1953 |
OUR TOWN (LANGLOIS, BASIL 'BOZ') |
10 |
May 28, 1953 |
LOCAL C OF C TO AID FIGHT FOR SECOND BRIDGE |
1 |
May 28, 1953 |
BOB CRANDALL WINS THIRD PLACE IN MARBLE TOURNEY |
2 |
May 28, 1953 |
ANOTHER COUNTY-WIDE AIR RAID TEST SCHEDULED HERE ON JUNE 6 |
8 |
May 28, 1953 |
156 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SLATED FOR GRADUATION |
1 |
May 28, 1953 |
KINDERGARTENS LOSE; VOTERS ALSO TURN DOWN PAY BOOSTS |
1 |
May 28, 1953 |
NEW DIVISIONS PROPOSED FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS |
8 |
May 28, 1953 |
UNOFFICIAL SCHOOL ELECTION RETURNS |
8 |
May 28, 1953 |
KIRKLAND EAGLES TO REVIVE FAMED STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL JUNE 19, 20 |
9 |
May 28, 1953 |
ONE WILL BE SUMMER WATER CARNIVAL QUEEN |
6 |
May 28, 1953 |
GARAGE DESTROYED IN TUESDAY FIRE |
1 |
May 28, 1953 |
BATTERY C, HIGH SCHOOL BANDS TO LEAD MEMORIAL DAY PARADE HERE |
1 |
May 28, 1953 |
HOUGHTON MAIL DELIVERY GETS MAJORITY SUPPORT |
8 |
May 28, 1953 |
CHAIRMAN OF WATER COMMISSION IN JUANITA ANSWERS RIVAL'S CHARGES |
5 |
May 28, 1953 |
RIFT BETWEEN OPPOSING WATER FORCES WIDENING |
1 |
May 28, 1953 |
CUT-RATE PARKING FINE ANNOUNCED BY MAYOR LELAND |
2 |
May 28, 1953 |
BORGER, MILDRED A |
13 |
May 28, 1953 |
CAUGHEL, GEORGE A |
13 |
May 28, 1953 |
KRAFT, FERDINAND |
13 |
May 28, 1953 |
ROSE HILL GIRL SCOUTS HONORED |
2 |
May 28, 1953 |
FORMER KIRKLAND MAN IS MINISTER (DALLY, G PETER) |
12 |
May 28, 1953 |
LOCAL C OF C TO AID FIGHT FOR SECOND BRIDGE |
1 |
May 28, 1953 |
CHAIRMAN OF WATER COMMISSION IN JUANITA ANSWERS RIVAL'S CHARGES |
5 |
May 28, 1953 |
RIFT BETWEEN OPPOSING WATER FORCES WIDENING |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
FORBID FOOD SALES IN LOCAL STORES |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
100 DANCING PUPILS OF MISS VERLA FLOWERS TO APPEAR IN TWO-DAY REC |
6 |
June 4, 1953 |
EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (MACDONALD, F J "HENRY") |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
DIRT EXCAVATION NEARS COMPLETION |
13 |
June 4, 1953 |
COUNCIL RESCINDS HOME STOP ORDER |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
WRECKING STARTS ON HOUSING UNITS |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
FORBID FOOD SALES IN LOCAL STORES |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
JUB'S CAFE OPENS AT JUANITA JUNCTION |
5 |
June 4, 1953 |
NO CLEARANCE GIVEN QUIZ FIRM PROMOTION BY LOCAL CHAMBER |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
CIVIL DEFENSE ALERT SCHEDULED ON JUNE 6 |
6 |
June 4, 1953 |
MARILYN JUNE CLAYTON, JOHN EDWARD SIPILA |
14 |
June 4, 1953 |
GATEWAY THEATRE TO CLOSE JUNE 7 |
7 |
June 4, 1953 |
STATE PATROL CHIEF WILL BE PRESENT FOR REJUVENATION OF BERRY FEST |
5 |
June 4, 1953 |
NEIGHBORS RESCUE VICTIMS OF FIRE |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
UNIT FROM US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY HERE MAPPING AREA NEAR KIRKLAND |
7 |
June 4, 1953 |
CITY DADS PASS ORDINANCE AIMED AT CATERPILLARS |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
CITY'S GARBAGE COLLECTION RATES SET, STARTS ON JULY 1 |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
NINE-YEAR LIFE OF 'FORT JACKSON' COMES TO END AT RICHMOND BEACH |
8 |
June 4, 1953 |
EXPENDITURES OF JUANITA WATER COMMISSION QUESTIONED BY CITIZENS |
13 |
June 4, 1953 |
POLICE CAPTURE ARMED ROBBER |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
RAID BEER TRUCK AND STEAL BOAT |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
BERNICE GANTT OF STATE LIBRARY CONFERS WITH LOCAL BOARD MEMBERS |
4 |
June 4, 1953 |
JOHNSEN, JOHANNA M |
17 |
June 4, 1953 |
LELAND TO ATTEND DAKOTA GOP MEET |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
COUNCIL URGES SUPPORT OF $80,000 STREET BOND ISSUE |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR HIGHWAY SOUGHT IN CITY WATERSHED |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
CITY'S GARBAGE COLLECTION RATES SET, STARTS ON JULY 1 |
1 |
June 4, 1953 |
EXPENDITURES OF JUANITA WATER COMMISSION QUESTIONED BY CITIZENS |
13 |
June 4, 1953 |
ARLENE LUND, ROBERT EDWIN ANDERSON |
14 |
June 4, 1953 |
ELISA MORELLI, RONALD KOKESH |
14 |
June 11, 1953 |
DISTRICT PLANS $195,000 SCHOOL IN CITY'S SOUTH END |
1 |
June 11, 1953 |
KIRKLAND BOY WILL ATTEND NATIONAL SCOUTING JAMBOREE (KLUMB, RONALD) |
2 |
June 11, 1953 |
KIRKLAND GIRLS CARRIES AWAY CUPS, RIBBONS IN SUNDAY SPANIEL SHOW |
1 |
June 11, 1953 |
232,000 MILES IS ANNUAL TRAVEL OF 21 SCHOOL BUSES |
1 |
June 11, 1953 |
GROUP TO ASSIST IN COORDINATING SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN |
10 |
June 11, 1953 |
LOCAL MOTHERS SEEK KINDERGARTEN OPERATION BY PRIVATE FINANCE FIRM |
1 |
June 11, 1953 |
SCHOOL PLANNING NEEDED IN AREA, ADVISES EXPERT |
1 |
June 11, 1953 |
"TYPICAL DAD" TO BE GIVEN LOADS OF GIFTS BY LOCAL MERCHANTS,
JOUR |
1 |
June 11, 1953 |
TOO MUCH COST FOR TOO FEW PEOPLE ... JUANITA LID |
7 |
June 11, 1953 |
GOOD OL' SUMMERTIME OFF TO GOOD START AT KIRKLAND CITY BEACH |
8 |
June 11, 1953 |
JUVENILE DRIVERS WITH NOISY CARS IN COURT DISFAVOR |
1 |
June 11, 1953 |
NEW PARKING METER POLICY SUCCESSFUL |
8 |
June 11, 1953 |
BATES, H H |
9 |
June 11, 1953 |
MAKI, MARIAN |
5 |
June 11, 1953 |
PALMBOM, EMIL Z |
5 |
June 11, 1953 |
BILL DOERSCHLAG WILL HEAD LEGION |
9 |
June 11, 1953 |
RITE MEAD, DOUGLAS LOCKER |
12 |
June 18, 1953 |
TOWN REQUIRES BUILDING PERMITS |
1 |
June 18, 1953 |
PROPOSE $25000 SCHOOL REPAIRS |
7 |
June 18, 1953 |
PRIMITIVE OUTDOOR FACILITIES BRING FROWNS FROM CITY COUNCIL MEMBER] |
5 |
June 18, 1953 |
SALTER NEW OWNER OF REFRIGERATION FIRM |
1 |
June 18, 1953 |
WILLIAM DELL NEW PENNEY MANAGER |
7 |
June 18, 1953 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ENDORSES CITY BOND ISSUE |
1 |
June 18, 1953 |
MARCH OF DIMES DOES WELL |
2 |
June 18, 1953 |
STATE-WIDE ALERT SLATED SATURDAY |
8 |
June 18, 1953 |
PRO-KINDERGARTEN GROUP IS FORMED |
12 |
June 18, 1953 |
F.O.E. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL SCHEDULED THIS WEEKEND |
1 |
June 18, 1953 |
JUANITA'S CONTROVERSIAL WATER EXPANSION PROBLEM COMES TO HEAD FRI |
2 |
June 18, 1953 |
ENROLL 155 WOULD-BE SWIMMERS ON FIRST DAY IN CITY BEACH PROGRAM |
4 |
June 18, 1953 |
JUANITA BEACHES ARE STILL CLOSED |
1 |
June 18, 1953 |
COAST CRIME WAVE FALLS SHORT OF GOAL AS JUVENILES TEETH CHATTER |
1 |
June 18, 1953 |
YOUTHS THWARTED IN BOAT ROBBERY |
8 |
June 18, 1953 |
BROWN, FRANK |
15 |
June 18, 1953 |
HOUCK, LOLA M |
15 |
June 18, 1953 |
LAMPHEAR, LOUISE A |
15 |
June 18, 1953 |
SCHMALLE, LYANNE |
1 |
June 18, 1953 |
CITY PAID $16100 FOR 16 ACRES ON RIGHT-OF-WAY |
7 |
June 18, 1953 |
GAS FRANCHISE IS GRANTED SEATTLE COMPANY BY CITY |
1 |
June 25, 1953 |
LARGER QUARTERS FOR E S SAVINGS AND LOAN |
11 |
June 25, 1953 |
"TYPICAL DAD" CONTEST WON BY ED ROSENTHAL; COMPETITION WAS KEEN |
1 |
June 25, 1953 |
ADDING $10765 FOR SCHOOL WORK |
1 |
June 25, 1953 |
SCHOOL ARCHITECT CHANGE STUDIED BY DISTRICT BOARD |
2 |
June 25, 1953 |
TWO ROOM ADDITION APPROVED FOR JUANITA SCHOOL; TO REPLACE LIGHTS |
1 |
June 25, 1953 |
CHURCH GROUND BREAKING (PHOTOS) |
6 |
June 25, 1953 |
GROUND BREAKING FOR NEW CHURCH HELD HERE LAST SUNDAY AFTERNOON |
10 |
June 25, 1953 |
NEW HOUSE OPEN TO PUBLIC SUNDAY |
6 |
June 25, 1953 |
NEW LAUNDERETTE TO OPEN SATURDAY |
2 |
June 25, 1953 |
SARVER'S MARKET GETS TREATMENT; EXPANSION IS THIRD ONE FOR BOB |
2 |
June 25, 1953 |
KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOASTS LARGEST MEMBERSHIP IN ITS HIS |
9 |
June 25, 1953 |
'WOODY' CAMPBELL HONORED BY C C |
1 |
June 25, 1953 |
DO DRUGGISTS CONDONE BAD LITERATURE? (LURID MAGAZINES) |
10 |
June 25, 1953 |
SUGGEST LOWERING SCHOOL ENTRANCE AGE; BOARD FAVORS WETZEL GRID |
2 |
June 25, 1953 |
CIRCUS TO SHOW TWICE TUESDAY IN CITY BALL PARK |
1 |
June 25, 1953 |
PLANS FOR WATER CARNIVAL SHAPING |
1 |
June 25, 1953 |
STRAWBERRY DOINGS (MANY PHOTOS OF STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL) |
5 |
June 25, 1953 |
MINIMUM OF FIRE CALLS BEING MADE |
1 |
June 25, 1953 |
SMALL VOTE KILLS CITY BOND ISSUES |
1 |
June 25, 1953 |
BOOST POST OFFICE RENTS JULY 1 |
2 |
June 25, 1953 |
LARGE BUDGET FOR 2A CONSTRUCTION |
11 |
June 25, 1953 |
WEATHER ISN'T REALLY SO BAD |
1 |
June 25, 1953 |
DELORES JOHNSON, FARLAND JOHNSON |
12 |
June 25, 1953 |
MARILYN CLAYTON, JOHN SIPILA |
7 |
June 25, 1953 |
SHIRLEY LOU MILLER, JAMES E EASTMAN |
12 |
July 2, 1953 |
MR AND MRS TOM LEVI CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY WITH OPEN HOUSE |
8 |
July 2, 1953 |
ADDITIONAL ROOM SOUGHT FOR SCHOOL OF HANDICAPPED |
4 |
July 2, 1953 |
ASK CONTRACTORS TO BID ON LOCAL SCHOOL PROJECTS |
7 |
July 2, 1953 |
BUILDING PROGRAM MAY BRING NEW SCHOOL ARCHITECT |
1 |
July 2, 1953 |
COMPLAINTS BY CLYDE HILL RESIDENTS OVER SCHOOL ARE SETTLED |
1 |
July 2, 1953 |
LIGHTING, SEATING, FENCING PROPOSED FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC |
1 |
July 2, 1953 |
NAME AL LELAND GENERAL OF NEW UNITED DIVISION |
1 |
July 2, 1953 |
PROCEEDS FROM WATER CARNIVAL CORONATION BALL WILL BE USED TO UNIFORM |
7 |
July 2, 1953 |
THREE NEW SCHOOL BUSES ARE PROPOSED |
1 |
July 2, 1953 |
WATER CARNIVAL ON SEAFAIR LIST |
7 |
July 2, 1953 |
NEW WASTE GLUE DEVELOPED HERE |
4 |
July 2, 1953 |
COMMISSION FAILS TO APPEAR FOR DISTRICT HEARING |
1 |
July 2, 1953 |
OFFICIALS LIFT BAN ON JUANITA BEACHES |
1 |
July 2, 1953 |
MEN MOLESTING GIRLS SOUGHT BY POLICE |
1 |
July 2, 1953 |
BOSSARD, ELIZA WATKINS |
11 |
July 2, 1953 |
EBY, ROMAINE |
1 |
July 2, 1953 |
KREPELA, JOHANNA |
11 |
July 2, 1953 |
TODD, CAPTAIN JAMES HOWARD |
11 |
July 2, 1953 |
COMMISSION FAILS TO APPEAR FOR DISTRICT HEARING |
1 |
July 2, 1953 |
ELIZABETH BARKER, FRED PHILLIPS |
8 |
July 9, 1953 |
COUPLE CELEBRATES 59TH ANNIVERSARY (KIENHOLZ, MR AND MRS MICHAEL) |
14 |
July 9, 1953 |
REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
5 |
July 9, 1953 |
SEVEN ARCHITECTS INTERVIEWED FOR LOCAL SCHOOL JOB |
6 |
July 9, 1953 |
PAINTING OF CITY HALL TO COST TOTAL OF $1055 |
2 |
July 9, 1953 |
MODERN 4-BEDROOM HOUSE BEING SHOWN |
5 |
July 9, 1953 |
KIRKLAND'S BLUE RIBBON DAYS BARGAINS OFFERED THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
KIRKLAND CANNERY SEASON OPENED; HOUSEWIVES BUSY LOADING LARDERS |
14 |
July 9, 1953 |
ENOUGH YOUNGSTERS FOR 5 KINDERGARTEN CLASSES REGISTERED |
14 |
July 9, 1953 |
EVERYONE LOVES A CIRCUS (PHOTOS) |
7 |
July 9, 1953 |
SEAFAIR ROYALTY MAY TANGLE WITH PIRATES |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
$8500 LOSS AS NEW HOME BURNS |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
CITY COUNCIL HEARS REPORTS OF USE OF LIBRARY AND TEEN CANTEEN |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
CITY DEBATES PAYING $250 OR $1000 FOR WATERFRONT LEVELING |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
DICK SCHULAR GETS PARK BOARD POST |
6 |
July 9, 1953 |
YEN TO CELEBRATE ONLY DISCORD IN JULY 4 HOLIDAY |
2 |
July 9, 1953 |
HURL CHALLENGES IN JUANITA'S HOT WATER CONFLICT |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
COUNCILMAN ADVISES PARENTS TO TURN IN NAMES OF SPEEDERS |
6 |
July 9, 1953 |
FACE SLAP COSTS LOCAL WOMAN $23 |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
FUGITIVE MISSING FOR SECOND TIME |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
KIRKLAND'S SANITATION LAW RUNS INTO TROUBLES, C OF C AND CITY CON |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
PARKING METER POLICY NETS CITY GOODWILL, PROFIT |
2 |
July 9, 1953 |
PAROLEE CONFESSES MOLESTING LOCAL GIRLS |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
SEEK WOMAN FOR PASSING CHECKS |
2 |
July 9, 1953 |
HANSON, ERLE P |
17 |
July 9, 1953 |
NANAVICH, DANNY |
7 |
July 9, 1953 |
RAY, WALLTER W |
17 |
July 9, 1953 |
SEGUNDO, JOHN L |
17 |
July 9, 1953 |
DUST SUFFERERS VOICE COMPLAINT; MAYOR EXPLAINS OILING PROJECTS |
5 |
July 9, 1953 |
MORE CUSTOMER FREE PARKING BEING SOUGHT BY CHAMBER COMMERCE, CITY |
5 |
July 9, 1953 |
OPENING OF 8TH WEST STUDIED BY COUNCIL |
2 |
July 9, 1953 |
EX-INFANTRYMAN, VETERAN OF WORLD WAR II, TAKES OVER CITY GARBAGE |
16 |
July 9, 1953 |
HURL CHALLENGES IN JUANITA'S HOT WATER CONFLICT |
1 |
July 9, 1953 |
SEATTLE GAS COMPANY GIVEN GAS DISTRIBUTION FRANCHISE |
13 |
July 9, 1953 |
JOANNE DARLENE TAYLOR, RICHARD DAIR KUYKENDALL |
14 |
July 16, 1953 |
FIND BUILDING CODE VIOLATIONS |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS BUILDING TITLE |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
ATHLETIC FIELD BEING READIED FOR FOOTBALL |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
PLANS APPROVED FOR NEW ROSE HILL GRADE SCHOOL; WILL LET CONTRACT |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
RETAIN ARCHITECT FOR SCHOOL WORK |
5 |
July 16, 1953 |
SCHOOL REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE TOTAL $40743 |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
JUANITA WATER PROBLEM DISCUSSED BY OPPOSITE SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
WATER PROBLEM KEEPS GOING ON AND ON |
6 |
July 16, 1953 |
LOWER AGE LIMIT FOR QUALIFIED CHILDREN TO ENTER FIRST GRADE CLASS |
2 |
July 16, 1953 |
SCHOOLS MAY GET $248,419 IN AID |
11 |
July 16, 1953 |
THREE TEACHERS ADDED TO STAFF |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
JEANETTE PICKERING, DON WALKER |
10 |
July 16, 1953 |
JOAN BEVERLY HINXMAN, GERALD KIMMERLE |
10 |
July 16, 1953 |
KIDS' PARADE WILL BE WATER CARNIVAL FEATURE AUGUST 8 |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
LADDER TECHNIQUES DEMONSTRATED |
8 |
July 16, 1953 |
STUMP FIRE BRINGS FIREFIGHTERS OUT |
2 |
July 16, 1953 |
HOUGHTON WANTS SWIM TALENT |
9 |
July 16, 1953 |
HOUGHTON ANNOUNCES PLANS TO TALK WATER SUPPLY WITH ROSE HILL |
8 |
July 16, 1953 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS BUILDING TITLE |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
NEW BATHHOUSE FOR HOUGHTON |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
CONCRETE PLANT SEEKS LOCATION |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
JUANITA COMMITTEE SEEKING EXPANSION OF WATER SUPPLY ... |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
JUANITA WATER PROBLEM DISCUSSED BY OPPOSITE SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
HOT SUN DRIVES KIDS TO BEACHES FOR COOLING OFF, SWIMMING INSTRUCT |
9 |
July 16, 1953 |
NEW BATHHOUSE FOR HOUGHTON |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
POLICE WILL WATCH HOMES DURING TRIPS |
2 |
July 16, 1953 |
UNCOOKED GARBAGE BRINGS $35 FINE |
6 |
July 16, 1953 |
DAWSON, LOUIS F |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
NEW PASTOR (GRAVES, EDWARD - SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS) |
12 |
July 16, 1953 |
HOUGHTON ANNOUNCES PLANS TO TALK WATER SUPPLY WITH ROSE HILL |
8 |
July 16, 1953 |
AWARD $300,000 AVONDALE PAVING PROJECT JULY 21 |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
MORE TIME NEEDED TO TEST NEW LIGHT, REYNOLDS CAUTIONS |
2 |
July 16, 1953 |
HOUGHTON ANNOUNCES PLANS TO TALK WATER SUPPLY WITH ROSE HILL |
8 |
July 16, 1953 |
JUANITA WATER PROBLEM DISCUSSED BY OPPOSITE SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT |
1 |
July 16, 1953 |
BETTY GILLETTE, ROBERT FIELDS |
5 |
July 16, 1953 |
DARLENE MILLER, DAVID MORGAN |
10 |
July 23, 1953 |
THE GRILL - NOW OPEN (FORMERLY APPLETON'S) |
4 |
July 23, 1953 |
GALSFORD DISCOVERS NINE-BUD SWEET PEA |
10 |
July 23, 1953 |
EAST SIDERS DEDICATE NEW BATH HOUSE |
1 |
July 23, 1953 |
SCHOOL SITE STILL BEING NEGOTIATED |
5 |
July 23, 1953 |
WAR MEMORIAL APPROVED |
1 |
July 23, 1953 |
MORMON CHURCH TO BE BUILT HERE |
8 |
July 23, 1953 |
KINDERGARTEN BACKERS GETTING STRONG |
2 |
July 23, 1953 |
MARGARET BURKHEIMER,LAWRENCE BINGHAM |
12 |
July 23, 1953 |
JUNIOR BAND TO GIVE CONCERT JULY 29 |
6 |
July 23, 1953 |
EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT VERSION OF HOW TO WEAR CARNIVAL HATS |
9 |
July 23, 1953 |
KING NEPTUNE, QUEEN IRIS AND PIRATE BAND ACCEPT KIRKLAND CARNIVAL |
5 |
July 23, 1953 |
ONLY TWO WEEKS REMAIN UNTIL BOLD, BAD BUCS INVADE TOWN |
1 |
July 23, 1953 |
COUNCIL TO HEAR FIRE TRUCK BIDS |
1 |
July 23, 1953 |
COUNCIL TO HEAR FIRE TRUCK BIDS |
1 |
July 23, 1953 |
MAYOR LOSES TEMPER AT COUNCIL MEETING |
1 |
July 23, 1953 |
JUANITA MAY FURNISH WATER FOR CHAMPAGNE - POINT, THAT IS |
9 |
July 23, 1953 |
EAST SIDERS DEDICATE NEW BATH HOUSE |
1 |
July 23, 1953 |
TEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL SELLING SEEDS IS STOPPED BY POLICE |
6 |
July 23, 1953 |
1953 POPULATION 5,400 CENSUS DATA REVEALS |
14 |
July 23, 1953 |
BACK STAGE MOVES HURT SECOND BRIDGE |
1 |
July 23, 1953 |
STREET SURFACING NEED FOR 16TH WEST |
2 |
July 23, 1953 |
TUBE FROM KIRKLAND TO SAND POINT IS CONSIDERED |
1 |
July 23, 1953 |
VIRGINIA SMITH, WADE SHERWOOD |
12 |
July 30, 1953 |
FRIENDS HONOR BIRNBAUMS |
1 |
July 30, 1953 |
COLE TO CONDUCT YOUTH SYMPHONY |
1 |
July 30, 1953 |
BILL CROW WITH FAMOUS BAND |
11 |
July 30, 1953 |
DISTRICT REACHES PRICE AGREEMENT |
5 |
July 30, 1953 |
KIRKLAND LDS WARD CONDUCTS CEREMONY AT SITE OF NEW ROSE HILL CHAP |
12 |
July 30, 1953 |
AT TIP OF EVERGREEN POINT |
10 |
July 30, 1953 |
MATERIAL SALVAGED - HALF WRECKED (PHOTOS OF STEWART HEIGHTS) |
8 |
July 30, 1953 |
LEGION SPONSORS AID KOREA DRIVE |
11 |
July 30, 1953 |
CHILD GIVES SAVINGS FOR KOREAN CHILDREN (GUGELER, DAPHNE) |
1 |
July 30, 1953 |
TIME OUT FOR FISHING - GOOD GRASS ROOFING - WATCH ME BRAID, MA! |
9 |
July 30, 1953 |
BAND BOOSTERS AIM FOR $1000 GOAL AS DATE NEARS FOR CORONATION BALL |
8 |
July 30, 1953 |
SCHOOL BOARD BUYS 13-PASSENGER BUS |
8 |
July 30, 1953 |
SCHOOL BOARD DECIDES TO ALLOW BIDS ON BOTH NEW AND OLD STYLE BUSS |
1 |
July 30, 1953 |
CARNIVAL PLANS PACK FUN WALLOP FOR AUGUST 7-8 |
6 |
July 30, 1953 |
KIDS PARADE TO FEATURE CARNIVAL |
1 |
July 30, 1953 |
QUEEN CONTESTANTS HIGHLIGHT WATER CARNIVAL INTEREST |
1 |
July 30, 1953 |
LABOR DISPUTE (PAINTERS - PHOTOS) |
5 |
July 30, 1953 |
UNTAGGED PELTS COST $250 FINE |
1 |
July 30, 1953 |
BLACK, DAVID |
8 |
July 30, 1953 |
MATTHIAS, JOHN EDWARD |
8 |
July 30, 1953 |
NELSON, HERBERT C |
8 |
July 30, 1953 |
PETERS, IDA |
8 |
July 30, 1953 |
RERICK, GEORGE I |
8 |
July 30, 1953 |
TRASK, WILLIAM |
5 |
July 30, 1953 |
COLLINS PLAYSHED, 8 TENNIS COURTS TO BE CONSTRUCTED |
1 |
July 30, 1953 |
CENSUS FIGURES FOR KIRKLAND REVEAL RESIDENTS STAY IN SCHOOL 12.2 |
11 |
July 30, 1953 |
DEFICIT PLAGUES WATER DISTRICT; PLAN EXPANSION |
1 |
July 30, 1953 |
CAROL LARSEN, PAT BIGGS |
10 |
August 6, 1953 |
EGG WITHIN AN EGG IS STORY OF WEEK |
1 |
August 6, 1953 |
$18000 HOME AMONG BUILDING PERMITS |
7 |
August 6, 1953 |
BIDS OF $16,078.96 AWARDED JULY 31 BY SCHOOL BOARD |
5 |
August 6, 1953 |
GRID FIELD, WAR MEMORIAL DEVELOPMENT TO START SOON |
9 |
August 6, 1953 |
SCHOOL ADVERTISES BIDS FOR ROSE HILL, JUANITA BUILDINGS |
6 |
August 6, 1953 |
SCHOOL TAKES ACTION ON JUANITA LIGHTS |
8 |
August 6, 1953 |
MAY ORGANIZE JUNIOR CHAMBER COMMERCE |
1 |
August 6, 1953 |
LELAND MAY ATTEND CIVIL DEFENSE MEET |
9 |
August 6, 1953 |
BAND UNIFORMS ARRIVE (PHOTO) |
9 |
August 6, 1953 |
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION WILL BE WEDNESDAY; FEE $6.50 PER MONTH |
1 |
August 6, 1953 |
DOLL-FINS GROUP WILL SHOW HERE (PHOTO) |
10 |
August 6, 1953 |
CARNIVAL FUN STARTS |
1 |
August 6, 1953 |
LIABILITY QUESTIONS ASKED BY FIREMEN |
6 |
August 6, 1953 |
CITY TO BE TOUGH ON THOSE FAILING TO REMOVE TRASH |
5 |
August 6, 1953 |
KIRKLAND WILL PAY EIGHT CENTS PER MILE NOW AS ORDINANCE IS AMENDED |
9 |
August 6, 1953 |
HIGH VOLTAGE LINES ERECTED IN HOUGHTON |
12 |
August 6, 1953 |
NO IMMEDIATE CHANGE HOUGHTON MAIL SEEN; CLUB TO PETITION CONGRESS |
5 |
August 6, 1953 |
UNLICENSED DOGS TO BE PICKED UP |
7 |
August 6, 1953 |
ASSOCIATE JOINS DR THEIN HERE |
6 |
August 6, 1953 |
NELSON, HERBERT C |
8 |
August 6, 1953 |
RERICK, GEORGE I |
5 |
August 6, 1953 |
REV IVAN SMITH RESUMES DUTIES |
12 |
August 6, 1953 |
16TH AVE WEST SURFACE (PHOTO) |
8 |
August 6, 1953 |
STREET DEPRESSIONS FILLED IN BY CITY |
4 |
August 6, 1953 |
GARBAGE SURVEY IN BUSINESS AREA PLANNED BY C C |
6 |
August 6, 1953 |
WATER DISTRICT FACES REQUEST FOR WITHDRAWAL |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
CAPT E C MCKIBBEN JR DESCRIBES KOREAN TRUCE SIGNING AT PANMUNJON |
12 |
August 13, 1953 |
KINDERGARTEN SPACE IS SOUGHT BY GROUP |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
NEW KANGAROO MUSCLE FOUNDRY NEARING COMPLETION (PHOTOS) |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
COUNCIL APPROVES PLAN FOR MOVING PROJECT HOUSES |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
IS HEIGHTS INSIDE TOWN? HOUGHTON COUNCIL PERPLEXED OVER LEGAL QUESTION |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
SO THAT KIDDIES MIGHT LEARN TO SNIFF, HOUGHTON NURSERY GIVES FREE |
13 |
August 13, 1953 |
BARBARA BROWN, DONALD MORRIS |
14 |
August 13, 1953 |
GEORGIA M STONE, PAT HODGES |
13 |
August 13, 1953 |
CARNIVAL, SEAFAIR ROYALTY ON DISPLAY |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
KIWANIS WATER CARNIVAL HIGHLIGHTS (MANY PHOTOS) |
5 |
August 13, 1953 |
HOUGHTON NEEDS 24-HOUR PATROL SAYS JUDGE COX |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
IS HEIGHTS INSIDE TOWN? HOUGHTON COUNCIL PERPLEXED OVER LEGAL QUESTION |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
CEMENT PLANT ON LAKE REFUSED |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
HOUGHTON NEEDS 24-HOUR PATROL SAYS JUDGE COX |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
PITY THE POOR COP - COSTLY JOB (BREAKDOWN OF COSTS) |
9 |
August 13, 1953 |
CHAPIN, C ART |
13 |
August 13, 1953 |
MCGUIRE, CELIA P |
19 |
August 13, 1953 |
MORGAN, ARTHUR |
19 |
August 13, 1953 |
YOUNGBERG, AGNES |
17 |
August 13, 1953 |
$7696 IS MEDIAN VALUE OF KIRKLAND 1-F HOME |
15 |
August 13, 1953 |
$7696 IS MEDIAN VALUE OF KIRKLAND 1-F HOME |
15 |
August 13, 1953 |
CLEVER STRATEGY BY GROUPS OPPOSING BRIDGE REPORTED |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
PARKING LOT LEASE GOES TO CHAMBER FOR FINAL APPROVAL |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
COMPLAINTS MADE BY MERCHANTS ON GARBAGE CHARGES |
1 |
August 13, 1953 |
ADELINE BUESSER, ELTON GILDOW |
13 |
August 13, 1953 |
BETTE JOAN KALER, GLEN HATHAWAY |
13 |
August 13, 1953 |
D JEAN ARNOLD, CHARLES RAMIREZ |
13 |
August 13, 1953 |
PAT HEIBER, JAMES O'BRIEN |
12 |
August 13, 1953 |
RUTHORA MCBRIDE, ROBERT F WRIGHT |
15 |
August 20, 1953 |
EE SEDILLE CO WINS $51959 CONTRACT FOR DEVELOPMENT OF SCHOOL GRID |
5 |
August 20, 1953 |
STEWART HEIGHTS SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
5 |
August 20, 1953 |
18 NEW TEACHERS JOIN 1953 FACULTY OF LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS |
9 |
August 20, 1953 |
KINDERGARTEN CLASSES SCHEDULED FOR KIRKLAND, HOUGHTON, REDMOND, J |
10 |
August 20, 1953 |
SCHOOL BUYS THREE NEW BUSSES FROM LOCAL DEALERS |
1 |
August 20, 1953 |
VELMA SELSET, STERLING WELLS |
10 |
August 20, 1953 |
LOCAL THEATER OWNERS APPEAL - CITY ASKED TO END ADMISSION TAX |
1 |
August 20, 1953 |
BRUIN VISITS ROSE HILL AREA AND GETS WARM RECEPTION |
1 |
August 20, 1953 |
JAP BAT FOUND IN MAT |
8 |
August 20, 1953 |
LOCAL THEATER OWNERS APPEAL - CITY ASKED TO END ADMISSION TAX |
1 |
August 20, 1953 |
LOCAL PLANT MAKES ALL TYPES BLACKTOP |
5 |
August 20, 1953 |
SOAP DEVELOPED BY EAST SIDE CHEMIST |
5 |
August 20, 1953 |
FIRE HALL, TRUCK DUE FOR JUANITA |
1 |
August 20, 1953 |
GARBAGE VIOLATORS TRACKED DOWN BY KIRKLAND SLEUTHS |
1 |
August 20, 1953 |
POLICE TO IMPOUND CARS IN 4-6 ZONES |
1 |
August 20, 1953 |
WORTHLESS-CHECK PASSER IS ARRESTED |
1 |
August 20, 1953 |
SHINSTROM, CLAYTON A |
1 |
August 20, 1953 |
BRIDGE TRAFFIC INCREASES |
4 |
August 20, 1953 |
KIRKLAND COUNCIL FAVORS BRIDGE |
1 |
August 20, 1953 |
KIRKLAND'S MODERN DISPOSAL PLANT STARTS ELEVENTH YEAR OF OPERATION |
11 |
August 27, 1953 |
NEWELL FAMILY LIKES SHOPPING IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS) |
12 |
August 27, 1953 |
KIRKLAND SYNDICATE APPLIES FOR NEW BANK CHARTER |
1 |
August 27, 1953 |
KIRKLAND SEWING CENTER EXPANDED |
1 |
August 27, 1953 |
HS FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL TO MOVE FROM "TOWN" TO CAMPUS |
13 |
August 27, 1953 |
KINDERGARTEN, INC OBTAINS ROOM |
1 |
August 27, 1953 |
MAKE WAY FOR THE HIGHWAY (PHOTO OF L C POUND HOME) |
4 |
August 27, 1953 |
DANIEL'S GRAND OPENING ON FRIDAY |
5 |
August 27, 1953 |
ELLSWORTH PURCHASES EAST SIDE FURNITURE |
2 |
August 27, 1953 |
SEARS' CATALOG OFFICE MOVED TO ZABLE BUILDING; TONKIN TO TAKE OLD |
7 |
August 27, 1953 |
KIRKLAND JR CHAMBER ORGANIZERS URGE MEN TO ATTEND MEETING SEPT 3 |
4 |
August 27, 1953 |
TORRANCE TO HEAD MARCH OF DIMES |
4 |
August 27, 1953 |
BAND BOOSTERS HIT GOAL |
4 |
August 27, 1953 |
LAKE WASHINGTON DISTRICT DEPENDENT UPON 21 BUSSES FOR TRANSPORTATION |
5 |
August 27, 1953 |
LAKE WASHINGTON DISTRICT PRINCIPALS SET FOR SCHOOL OPENING SEPT 9 |
11 |
August 27, 1953 |
NEW SCHOOL BUSSES DUE SOON, WILL END EARLY MORNING RUNS |
1 |
August 27, 1953 |
SCHOOL SESSIONS TO BEGIN SEPT 9 |
1 |
August 27, 1953 |
ROBERTA LESLIE WELLS, RONALD TILLMAN THOMPSON |
14 |
August 27, 1953 |
MRS N SMITH SPOTS TWO DEER |
8 |
August 27, 1953 |
COUNCIL WILL TAKE FIRST LOOK AT $450,000 BUDGET IN NEAR FUTURE |
11 |
August 27, 1953 |
EMERGENCY WARRANT FOR $8000 PROPOSED BY KIRKLAND COUNCIL |
11 |
August 27, 1953 |
REMEMBER WAY BACK WHEN (1920 PHOTO OF FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK) |
8 |
August 27, 1953 |
DR JUEL OPENS KIRKLAND OFFICE |
13 |
August 27, 1953 |
GLINES, REGINALD HARVEY "REX" |
1 |
August 27, 1953 |
NELSON, WILLIAM A |
1 |
August 27, 1953 |
TYSHALL, WALTER T |
13 |
August 27, 1953 |
REMEMBER WAY BACK WHEN (1920 PHOTO OF FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK) |
8 |
August 27, 1953 |
NEW BOOK PUBLISHED BY LUCILLE MCDONALD, DENNY PARK WRITER |
14 |
August 27, 1953 |
BIDS ON MIDLAKES-KIRKLAND HIGHWAY TO BE CALLED SOON |
1 |
August 27, 1953 |
BOOM LOWERED BY BRIDGE BOOSTERS ON KING CO PLANNING COMMISSION |
1 |
August 27, 1953 |
NEED BRIDGE FUNDS |
1 |
August 27, 1953 |
GARBAGE COMPLAINTS; DISCUSSION SET BY COUNCILMEN AND CHAMBER GROUP |
1 |
September 3,
1953 |
LAKE SERVICE/UNION OIL - NEW OWNERS |
8 |
September 3,
1953 |
MICHAEL BAIER, JUANITA, HAS MANY BIRTHDAYS LEFT TO TOP FATHER, 99 |
9 |
September 3,
1953 |
APPROVE BUYING MORE SCHOOL SITE |
2 |
September 3,
1953 |
AWARD BIDS FOR ROSE HILL SCHOOL, JUANITA ADDITION |
1 |
September 3,
1953 |
GARDNER, JANSSEN TAKE OVER BLAU'S |
7 |
September 3,
1953 |
LAKE SERVICE TAKEN OVER BY PARTNERS |
1 |
September 3,
1953 |
ANN OBAN NAMED TO HEAD UNITED NEIGHBOR DRIVE |
1 |
September 3,
1953 |
ALL ABOARD FOR LIBRARY PICNIC (PHOTO) |
11 |
September 3,
1953 |
KINDERGARTENS SET TO GO OPENING DAY AT FIVE LOCATIONS |
1 |
September 3,
1953 |
SUPERINTENDENT ANNOUNCES FACTS ON SCHOOL OPENINGS |
1 |
September 3,
1953 |
POST OFFICE WORK OPEN IN HOUGHTON |
6 |
September 3,
1953 |
JUANITA CITIZENS SEEK RESTRAINING ORDER ON WATER |
1 |
September 3,
1953 |
ALL ABOARD FOR LIBRARY PICNIC (PHOTO) |
11 |
September 3,
1953 |
FACTS MISREPRESENTED BY SECOND BRIDGE GROUPS, OPPONENTS CHARGE |
1 |
September 3,
1953 |
KIRKLAND SUBSCRIBES OVER $1300 IN SUPPORT OF SECOND SPAN FIGHT |
1 |
September 3,
1953 |
STOP! GO! SLOW! DANGER - CAUTION - ALL SORTS OF SIGNS PAINTED HERE |
2 |
September 3,
1953 |
JUANITA CITIZENS SEEK RESTRAINING ORDER ON WATER |
1 |
September 3,
1953 |
ELETA ADOLPH, LEWIS MAY |
10 |
September 3,
1953 |
SUZANNE NESLUND, WESLEY JUNE |
10 |
September 10,
1953 |
IF NO ONE CARED ... KIRKLAND TODAY MIGHT BE LIKE THIS |
6 |
September 10,
1953 |
ODOR-RIDD - NEW KIRKLAND INDUSTRY |
11 |
September 10,
1953 |
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT INCREASED BY 174 |
1 |
September 10,
1953 |
FIRES DESTROY HOME, DAMAGE EPISCOPAL CHURCH |
1 |
September 10,
1953 |
HOUGHTON APPEALS TO POSTMASTER GENERAL FOR OWN DELIVERY SYSTEM |
8 |
September 10,
1953 |
HOUGHTON HIRES DON COREY AS FULL-TIME POLICE CHIEF |
1 |
September 10,
1953 |
HOUGHTON HIRES DON COREY AS FULL-TIME POLICE CHIEF |
1 |
September 10,
1953 |
KING COUNTY BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE FOR EAST SIDE IS ANNOUNCED |
2 |
September 10,
1953 |
BOOSTERS OF KIRKLAND-SAND POINT BRIDGE GAINING STRENGTH AS HEARING |
1 |
September 10,
1953 |
BRIDGE GROUP CHALLENGES STATEMENTS OF OPPOSITION |
9 |
September 10,
1953 |
CAROL ANNE FRAZEE, LYNN PETERSON |
12 |
September 10,
1953 |
CLARA ANDERSON, DARL CASEY |
12 |
September 10,
1953 |
JEAN BARBARA BROOKS, SGT O H DAWSON |
8 |
September 10,
1953 |
JENNIE OLSON, WILLIAM O SWANSON |
8 |
September 17,
1953 |
JO-JO'S PIZZERIA - GRAND OPENING |
9 |
September 17,
1953 |
MCEVOY-ROGERS LUMBER COMPANY - 10TH ANNIVERSARY |
4 |
September 17,
1953 |
NEW BANK QUESTION DODGED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
6 |
September 17,
1953 |
KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION OFFERS ROOMS TO ST JOHN'S FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL |
7 |
September 17,
1953 |
FIRST SERVICES FOR CLYDE HILL CHURCH |
8 |
September 17,
1953 |
ST PAUL'S TO MARK CHAPEL DEDICATION |
16 |
September 17,
1953 |
261 STEWART HEIGHTS UNITS GO ON SALE THIS WEEK |
1 |
September 17,
1953 |
TALK DEVELOPING VIEW PROPERTIES |
1 |
September 17,
1953 |
YOU GET THE IMPRESSION SEATTLE'S BUILDING A FENCE AROUND ITSELF |
1 |
September 17,
1953 |
NEW BANK QUESTION DODGED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
6 |
September 17,
1953 |
OFFICERS ARE NAMED BY JUNIOR CHAMBER |
13 |
September 17,
1953 |
TALK DEVELOPING VIEW PROPERTIES |
1 |
September 17,
1953 |
HOUGHTON'S TOWN COUNCIL RELENTS ON KINDERGARTEN |
13 |
September 17,
1953 |
NEW TYPE SCHOOL BUS (PHOTO) |
16 |
September 17,
1953 |
BARBARA ANN MONKS, ROBERT JOSEPH MONKS |
14 |
September 17,
1953 |
"NIGHT ON THE RIVIERA" (WOW!) THEME OF KIRKLAND ORTHOPEDIC BALL |
14 |
September 17,
1953 |
'HELLO GIRL' GETS FIRE CALL; HELP! IT'S HER HOUSE ABLAZE |
6 |
September 17,
1953 |
CITY HOLDS BACK PAY ON GARBAGE |
1 |
September 17,
1953 |
CITY PROPOSES $447,762 BUDGET FOR '54; ASSESSED VALUATION UP TO |
1 |
September 17,
1953 |
AD FOR POLIO PREVENTION |
15 |
September 17,
1953 |
FOUND: NAMES OF LITTLE ACORNS (PHOTO OF FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK) |
7 |
September 17,
1953 |
HOUGHTON BUDGET UP OVER LAST YEAR'S; $39635 SHOWS COMMUNITY'S GROWTH |
1 |
September 17,
1953 |
HOUGHTON'S TOWN COUNCIL RELENTS ON KINDERGARTEN |
13 |
September 17,
1953 |
BRYSON, REV CYRUS |
7 |
September 17,
1953 |
MORGAN, FRANK S |
17 |
September 17,
1953 |
PATTY, JANET MARIE |
6 |
September 17,
1953 |
WICKLUND, LOLA DENISE |
17 |
September 17,
1953 |
FOUND: NAMES OF LITTLE ACORNS (PHOTO OF FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK) |
7 |
September 17,
1953 |
JOURNAL PLACES FIRST IN STATE-WIDE NEWSPAPER CONTEST |
2 |
September 17,
1953 |
JOURNAL TO PRINT INFORMATIVE MAP |
1 |
September 17,
1953 |
LEASE SIGNED FOR NEW PARKING LOT |
1 |
September 17,
1953 |
CITY HOLDS BACK PAY ON GARBAGE |
1 |
September 17,
1953 |
EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE IN 1954 |
7 |
September 24,
1953 |
KIRKLAND BANK SOLD |
1 |
September 24,
1953 |
ANOTHER LANDMARK GOES (UNION OIL DOCK) |
16 |
September 24,
1953 |
NEW GRADE SCHOOL IN NORTH PART OF CITY IS CONSIDERED |
1 |
September 24,
1953 |
UNION GETS MOST OF SCHOOL'S OIL |
1 |
September 24,
1953 |
CHURCH BUILDING CAMPAIGN OPENS |
1 |
September 24,
1953 |
GETTING READY FOR THE LONG WINTER AHEAD - EAST SIDE FOLKS WINDING |
5 |
September 24,
1953 |
PLAYERS ALWAYS HAVE BETTER IDEA THAN THE COACH (NEW BRIDGE) |
2 |
September 24,
1953 |
HOUGHTON ANNEXATION - LEGAL FIGHT STARTED BY RESIDENTS |
1 |
September 24,
1953 |
400 ENROLLED IN ADULT EDUCATION |
1 |
September 24,
1953 |
INSPECTORS WANT TO KNOW IF IT'S 12 OR 13-PASSENGER BUS |
1 |
September 24,
1953 |
$4554 JUANITA FIRE DISTRICT ENGINE HOUSE WILL BE CONSTRUCTED WITH |
16 |
September 24,
1953 |
INCREASES IN 1954 CITY POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENT BUDGETS DUE TO |
5 |
September 24,
1953 |
$4554 JUANITA FIRE DISTRICT ENGINE HOUSE WILL BE CONSTRUCTED WITH |
16 |
September 24,
1953 |
DR PAUL SOMERS TO OPEN OFFICE |
1 |
September 24,
1953 |
GRIFFIN, THOMAS A |
1 |
September 24,
1953 |
GRIFFIN, THOMAS A |
5 |
September 24,
1953 |
LARSON, ELLEN |
1 |
September 24,
1953 |
SODERSTROM, HENRIETTA |
5 |
September 24,
1953 |
PROPOSE ANNEXATION TO ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT (MAP) |
8 |
September 24,
1953 |
EAST PACIFIC HIGHWAY GROUP ASKS ROAD ASSOCIATION FOR ASSISTANCE |
9 |
September 24,
1953 |
SEATTLE C OF C LISTED AMONG ORGANIZATIONS FAVORING SECOND BRIDGE |
9 |
September 24,
1953 |
PROPOSE ANNEXATION TO ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT (MAP) |
8 |
September 24,
1953 |
MARGARET DAILY, GARY HINZ |
10 |
October 1, 1953 |
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE - GRAND OPENING |
8 |
October 1, 1953 |
SIMPSON MOTOR SERVICE - GRAND OPENING (PHOTOS) |
2 |
October 1, 1953 |
CHORAL DIRECTOR IS BUSY PERSON (GILDOW, MRS ELDON) |
12 |
October 1, 1953 |
GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW FIRE HALL (PHOTOS) |
9 |
October 1, 1953 |
SIMPSON MOTOR MODERNIZED; PLAN BIG OPEN HOUSE |
7 |
October 1, 1953 |
W T JAYNE OPENS DRAPERY SERVICE |
13 |
October 1, 1953 |
A NEW TWIST IN WORKING YOUR WAY THROUGH COLLEGE (NEW BRIDGE) |
1 |
October 1, 1953 |
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBOR OPENS WITH HOUSE-TO-HOUSE CANVAS ON MONDAY |
1 |
October 1, 1953 |
BOOKS, INSURANCE DISCUSSED BY PTA |
14 |
October 1, 1953 |
KINDERGARTEN GROUP INCORPORATED; STILL ROOM FOR YOUNGSTERS |
3 |
October 1, 1953 |
FIRE DAMAGES HOME ON THIRD STREET |
8 |
October 1, 1953 |
POLICE MAKE QUICK TRIP TO BLOOD BANK; FAST ACTION HELPS SAVE LIFE |
8 |
October 1, 1953 |
PROBLEM OF DOGS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS STILL A SERIOUS ONE, ACCORDING |
9 |
October 1, 1953 |
POLICE RECEIVE APPRECIATIVE WORK FOR EXTRA DUTY AT SCHOOL CROSSING |
1 |
October 1, 1953 |
POLICE SEEK JUNIOR GUNMAN |
1 |
October 1, 1953 |
TWO CHARGED WITH TAKING MONEY FROM PAY PHONES |
11 |
October 1, 1953 |
ANDERSON, JOHN GRANT |
3 |
October 1, 1953 |
BRENNAN, JAMES H |
15 |
October 1, 1953 |
'ADVENTURER' DESERVES A BREAK |
10 |
October 1, 1953 |
BUS TRIP CHANGE IS PROTESTED BY CHAMBER GROUP |
8 |
October 1, 1953 |
BLACKTOPPING ON MARKET DESIRED |
1 |
October 1, 1953 |
PASS GROUP IRRITATED BY ARTICLE |
9 |
October 1, 1953 |
SECOND LAKE WASHINGTON BRIDGE HEARING OCT 15 |
1 |
October 1, 1953 |
LOCAL BUSINESS FIRMS TO GET NEW RATES FOR GARBAGE COLLECTION |
1 |
October 1, 1953 |
DARLENE HOTCHKISS, EDWIN AYERS |
12 |
October 8, 1953 |
GOOD NEIGHBOR CAMPAIGN HITS $2000 MARK HERE |
1 |
October 8, 1953 |
DETERMINATION OF KINDERGARTEN GROUP PAYS OFF WITH FIVE CLASSES IN |
9 |
October 8, 1953 |
LAKE WASH FFA JUDGING TEAM FOURTH IN STATE-WIDE COMPETITION |
13 |
October 8, 1953 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET ADOPTED |
1 |
October 8, 1953 |
OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS IN KIRKLAND NICE - BUT SOMETIMES THEY REALLY |
2 |
October 8, 1953 |
HERE'S CHANCE TO HELP CITY COUNCILMEN SELECT NEW FIRE EQUIPMENT |
1 |
October 8, 1953 |
CITY ADOPTS $444,762 BUDGET FOR COMING YEAR |
1 |
October 8, 1953 |
HOUGHTON PLANS MORE WATER TALK |
1 |
October 8, 1953 |
ROSS, JAMES R JR |
17 |
October 8, 1953 |
WIITALA, ANTTI ELI |
17 |
October 8, 1953 |
ROSE HILL CLUB DISCUSSES VANDALISM'S CAUSE, REMEDY |
13 |
October 8, 1953 |
PAVING ON PARKING UP TO OWNERS |
1 |
October 8, 1953 |
HOUGHTON PLANS MORE WATER TALK |
1 |
October 8, 1953 |
PATRICIA ANN SCHLOUGH, GEORGE ADDINGTON |
14 |
October 15,
1953 |
SIXTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TODAY FOR J M CRAMERS |
7 |
October 15,
1953 |
VETERAN, DISABLED IN FIRST WAR, BECOMES BOXER ... (GILETTE, R A) |
10 |
October 15,
1953 |
STATE GAME DEPARTMENT RELEASES 200 PHEASANTS IN SAMMAMISH AREA |
9 |
October 15,
1953 |
BEGIN 'SCHOTCHLITE' SAFETY CAMPAIGN |
1 |
October 15,
1953 |
HOUGHTON COMPLETES WIDENING N E 60TH |
7 |
October 15,
1953 |
HOUGHTON FINDS WATER IS COSTLY |
8 |
October 15,
1953 |
NIGHT ESCAPADES BY YOUTHS ALARM HOUGHTON'S CHIEF |
1 |
October 15,
1953 |
BEARDSLEY, WALT |
1 |
October 15,
1953 |
CURTIS, ALVIN H |
1 |
October 15,
1953 |
GORBETT, EDWIN L |
1 |
October 15,
1953 |
LABURR, OLIVER |
13 |
October 15,
1953 |
HEARING ON SECOND LAKE BRIDGE TO OPEN TODAY; RIVAL SIDES AGREE ON |
1 |
October 15,
1953 |
HOUGHTON COMPLETES WIDENING N E 60TH |
7 |
October 15,
1953 |
HOUGHTON FINDS WATER IS COSTLY |
8 |
October 15,
1953 |
MARGARET BURKHEIMER, LAWRENCE BINGHAM |
12 |
October 22,
1953 |
MR AND MRS CHET GREEN HONORED AT SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
12 |
October 22,
1953 |
RUBINOFF, VIOLIN TO PLAY KIRKLAND |
1 |
October 22,
1953 |
WSC STUDENT RECREATES FOOTBALL BROADCASTS (BURMEISTER, NEIL) |
9 |
October 22,
1953 |
MUSEUM PIECE NEEDS PAINT (OLD BANK BUILDING) |
6 |
October 22,
1953 |
NEIGHBOR DRIVE OVER THE TOP |
1 |
October 22,
1953 |
SHIRLEY WILLIAMS, MARVIN SCOTVOLD |
6 |
October 22,
1953 |
FIRE DAMAGES JUANITA HOME |
7 |
October 22,
1953 |
NEW FIRE TRUCK FOR JUANITA DISTRICT; OPEN BIDS NOV 10 |
7 |
October 22,
1953 |
NEW FIRE TRUCK ORDERED; ENGINE TO COST $20865 |
6 |
October 22,
1953 |
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (OLAF LARSON HOME - PHOTO) |
10 |
October 22,
1953 |
BIG TIME PLANNED FOR KIRKLAND SCHOOL CHILDREN ON HALLOWE'EN |
1 |
October 22,
1953 |
SCHEDULE EXAM FOR POSTMASTER |
8 |
October 22,
1953 |
GOSSARD, CHARLES CREIGH |
15 |
October 22,
1953 |
NEW PRECINCTS CREATED IN JUANITA, DENNY PARK |
9 |
October 22,
1953 |
HOUSE NUMBER ACTION EXPECTED |
2 |
October 22,
1953 |
CONTACT CITY FOR SEWER CONNECTION |
5 |
October 22,
1953 |
BIDS ON STATE HIGHWAY 2-A WILL BE CALLED NOVEMBER 3 |
1 |
October 22,
1953 |
CITY DADS TAKE DIM VIEW OF MOTORISTS PARKING CARS WHERE CURBS |
2 |
October 22,
1953 |
LILLIAN HANSON, ARNOLD GUNDERSON |
13 |
October 29,
1953 |
STATE GRANTS APPROVAL FOR LOCAL STATE CITIZEN'S BANK |
1 |
October 29,
1953 |
FALL COMES TO JUANITA (LEHR C F) |
9 |
October 29,
1953 |
PARSONAGE MOVED TO JUANITA CHURCH LOT |
14 |
October 29,
1953 |
EVENING STORE HOUR DAYS TO BE CUSTOMER'S SAY |
1 |
October 29,
1953 |
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBOR OVER TOP; CONTRIBUTIONS EXCEED $10600 |
2 |
October 29,
1953 |
ALICE KLEIN, JOE BOTTEM |
7 |
October 29,
1953 |
MAGIC SHOW SCHEDULED FRIDAY 13TH FEATURING NATIONALLY KNOWN ACTS |
5 |
October 29,
1953 |
FOLLOWING FIRE TRUCKS IS COSTLY |
1 |
October 29,
1953 |
CITY-WIDE HALLOWE'EN PARTY WILL BE HELD HERE SATURDAY |
1 |
October 29,
1953 |
ANDERSON, OLAF |
15 |
October 29,
1953 |
GRIGOR, CHARLES |
1 |
October 29,
1953 |
TRUSSELL, FRANK |
1 |
October 29,
1953 |
WETMORE, BENJAMIN |
14 |
October 29,
1953 |
BARBARA BANKS, GORDON THARLADSON |
12 |
October 29,
1953 |
GEORGIA STONE, EARL "PAT" HODGES |
12 |
October 29,
1953 |
MARY JEROME, JAMES J ABRAHAM |
12 |
November 5,
1953 |
KIRKLAND THRIFTWAY - NOW OPEN |
11-Oct |
November 5,
1953 |
SECOND KIRKLAND BANK GETS GO-AHEAD SIGNAL |
1 |
November 5,
1953 |
RESIDENCE MOVED FROM SEATTLE BY BOAT AND BARGE (PHOTOS) |
12 |
November 5,
1953 |
ROSS AND HAGEN OPEN CAR AGENCY |
2 |
November 5,
1953 |
SHINSTROMS TO OPEN AGENCY |
14 |
November 5,
1953 |
THRIFTWAY OPENS SUPER MARKET ON KIRKLAND AVENUE |
1 |
November 5,
1953 |
250 PARENTS ATTEND SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE |
14 |
November 5,
1953 |
VOTERS ASKED TO AID SCHOOL BOARD TO DETERMINE MEASURES FOR BALLOT |
12 |
November 5,
1953 |
EVERYONE'S SUPPOSED TO MAKE LIKE COWHAND FOR CARNIVAL AT JUANITA |
9 |
November 5,
1953 |
EASTSIDE TO CO-OPERATE IN COUNTY-WAIDE CAMPAIGN TO STOP KILLINGS |
16 |
November 5,
1953 |
DECORATIONS DUE HERE DECEMBER 1 |
1 |
November 5,
1953 |
EVERYONE HAD A WHALE OF A TIME AT CLICK'S, KIWANIS HALLOWE'EN PAR |
8 |
November 5,
1953 |
HALLOWE'EN FUN IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO) |
1 |
November 5,
1953 |
HUGE SAFEWAY WAREHOUSE FOR EAST SIDE APPROVED |
1 |
November 5,
1953 |
MOONSHINING MOST PROFITABLE, LEAST HAZARDOUS RACKET IN UNITED STATES |
9 |
November 5,
1953 |
BARKER, WILLIAM E |
17 |
November 5,
1953 |
GRISWOLD, DEWITT |
7 |
November 5,
1953 |
MARKEE, THOMAS T |
17 |
November 5,
1953 |
RAE, FRANK |
16 |
November 5,
1953 |
VOTERS ASKED TO AID SCHOOL BOARD TO DETERMINE MEASURES FOR BALLOT |
12 |
November 5,
1953 |
PRAYER DAY SET FOR COMMUNITY |
9 |
November 5,
1953 |
BIDDING ON TWO-LANE PAVING OF 2-A DELAYED BY RIGHT-OF-WAY PROBLEM |
1 |
November 5,
1953 |
FURTHER ELIMINATION OF CITY PARKING STUDIED BY OFFICIALS |
1 |
November 5,
1953 |
MERCURY VAPOR LIGHTS ON MARKET STREET PROPOSED |
1 |
November 5,
1953 |
TWO-HOUR LIMIT ON PARKING LOTS |
1 |
November 5,
1953 |
TELEPHONE COMPANY TO BUILD EXCHANGE |
12 |
November 5,
1953 |
JEANETTE PICKERING, DONALD WALKER |
14 |
November 5,
1953 |
MAXINE NIKIRK, FRANK PATTERSON |
14 |
November 12,
1953 |
AL AND VI HUGHES STUMBLE UPON GOLF COURSE, WIND UP BUYING IT |
9 |
November 12,
1953 |
KIRKLAND PHOTOGRAPHER ON SOUTH SEAS ADVENTURE (JEWELL, RAY) |
1 |
November 12,
1953 |
VAN AALST BULB FARM, OLD LANDMARK, DROPS FROM SCENE |
9 |
November 12,
1953 |
NEW SUPER MARKET OPENS (PHOTO) |
7 |
November 12,
1953 |
PARENTS INVITED TO VISIT SCHOOLS DURING EDUCATION WEEK |
8 |
November 12,
1953 |
RESULTS ON POLL ON SCHOOL ISSUES TO BE STUDIED BY ADVISORY BOARD |
1 |
November 12,
1953 |
KIDS' MATINEES TO BE SPONSORED BY CIVIC GROUPS |
1 |
November 12,
1953 |
MAGIC SHOW SET ON BLACK FRIDAY |
8 |
November 12,
1953 |
JUANITA COWBOY CARNIVAL, FEATURING SHERIFF TEX, SCHEDULED FRIDAY |
13 |
November 12,
1953 |
CHILDREN'S PARADE NOV 28 TO BRING SANTA CLAUS TO TOWN |
1 |
November 12,
1953 |
HOUGHTON'S COUNCIL DECIDES TO GET INTO UTILITY FIELD WHEN RESIDENT |
1 |
November 12,
1953 |
END OF T-BONES FOR HOUGHTON PRISONERS |
1 |
November 12,
1953 |
YOUNT, SAMUEL J |
8 |
November 12,
1953 |
DIVERGENCE OF OPINION AMONG TOWN OFFICIALS ON STATE SAFETY DRIVE |
1 |
November 12,
1953 |
HOUGHTON'S COUNCIL DECIDES TO GET INTO UTILITY FIELD WHEN RESIDENT |
1 |
November 12,
1953 |
AUDREY BERG, EDWARD STEFFAN |
14 |
November 12,
1953 |
LYLA MCIVOR, LAWRENCE TJOELKER |
14 |
November 19,
1953 |
FAMOUS RUBINOFF AND HIS VIOLIN COMING TO TOWN |
1 |
November 19,
1953 |
EASTSIDE SAVINGS, LOAN FIRM CELEBRATES FIRST ANNIVERSARY |
14 |
November 19,
1953 |
LOCATION AT CORNER OF KIRKLAND AVENUE, LAKE STREET IS SOUGHT BY C |
1 |
November 19,
1953 |
OPEN HOUSE SET FOR NEW HOME |
5 |
November 19,
1953 |
REQUEST OF WRECKING YARD OWNERS FOR RE-ZONING DENIED BY COUNCIL |
1 |
November 19,
1953 |
KINDERGARTEN GROUP VOTES TO CONSOLIDATE |
9 |
November 19,
1953 |
DUMPING GARBAGE MUST BE STOPPED |
8 |
November 19,
1953 |
KIRKLAND PEOPLE GENERALLY FAVOR GOVERNOR'S SAFETY CAMPAIGN |
9 |
November 19,
1953 |
KIRKLAND'S SANTA CLAUS PARADE SET FOR NOVEMBER 28; PRIZES OFFERED |
8 |
November 19,
1953 |
HOUGHTON TO GET NEW BATHHOUSE |
12 |
November 19,
1953 |
ELECTION TO DECIDE JUANITA WATER DISTRICT BATTLE |
1 |
November 19,
1953 |
HOUGHTON TO GET NEW BATHHOUSE |
12 |
November 19,
1953 |
FORD ONLY KIND OF POLICE CAR TO MEET CITY SPECIFICATIONS |
1 |
November 19,
1953 |
ARMSTRONG, GEORGE |
11 |
November 19,
1953 |
CONOVER, SAMUEL |
14 |
November 19,
1953 |
CITY REPRESENTED IN BRIDGE STUDY |
1 |
November 19,
1953 |
TRAFFIC CONTROL SOUGHT FOR CITY |
8 |
November 19,
1953 |
BARBARA BROWN, DONALD MORRIS |
13 |
November 19,
1953 |
GERALDINE BOGART, BRUCE HALL |
5 |
November 19,
1953 |
PHYLLIS PACKARD, R E DAY |
12 |
November 26,
1953 |
KIRKLANDITE THOMAS BAILEY HONORED AS 'NEWS MAKER OF TOMORROW' |
3 |
November 26,
1953 |
NOTICE TO LEAVE GIVEN RESIDENTS (STEWART HEIGHTS) |
1 |
November 26,
1953 |
KINDERGARTEN, TEACHER PAY, BUILDING ISSUES MAY BE PLACED ON NEXT |
1 |
November 26,
1953 |
ELEANOR MEDLEY, CLANCY G DRAKE |
10 |
November 26,
1953 |
JUANITA'S NEW FIRE STATION (PHOTO) |
9 |
November 26,
1953 |
BURGLAR WHO STOLE $1500 IN CLOTHING SOUGHT HERE |
1 |
November 26,
1953 |
PHEASANT, CLYDE |
3 |
November 26,
1953 |
WITTENMEYER, WALTER |
1 |
November 26,
1953 |
FILINGS TO OPEN FOR CITY COUNCIL AND TREASURER |
1 |
November 26,
1953 |
HARLEM CLOWNS TO PLAY ALL-STAR TEAM HERE DEC 22 |
4 |
December 3,
1953 |
RUBINOFF MAKES THINGS BUZZ |
1 |
December 3,
1953 |
STADIUM BLEACHERS ARE AGAIN DELAYED |
4 |
December 3,
1953 |
SCHOOL DIRECTORS STUDY AIRCRAFT WARNING SYSTEM |
9 |
December 3,
1953 |
PETITIONS URGING CONSOLIDATION OF HOUGHTON, KIRKLAND CIRCULATED |
1 |
December 3,
1953 |
BOND ISSUE, KINDERGARTENS, TEACHER PAY RAISES URGED FOR MARCH BALL |
1 |
December 3,
1953 |
CITY SEEKS OUT FOR $20000 DEBT TO U S AGENCY |
1 |
December 3,
1953 |
SANTA COMES TO TOWN (PARADE PHOTOS) |
5 |
December 3,
1953 |
ENGINEERS LOWER LAKE ELEVATION |
9 |
December 3,
1953 |
BOYS STEAL CASH FROM THREE FIRMS |
1 |
December 3,
1953 |
CITY POLICE OFFICER, MS VICTIM AND TARGET FOR RAMPANT RUMORS, IS |
2 |
December 3,
1953 |
MAN CHARGED FOR THREATENING WIFE |
1 |
December 3,
1953 |
BARTSCH, GEORGE J |
15 |
December 3,
1953 |
BIRD, MILTON PARKER |
15 |
December 3,
1953 |
CARROLL, LAURA |
15 |
December 3,
1953 |
ERNST, HELEN |
10 |
December 3,
1953 |
MITCHELL, GLYNDEN CLIFFORD |
15 |
December 3,
1953 |
WRIGHT, WILLIAM |
12 |
December 3,
1953 |
CONTRACTORS MAKING PROGRESS ON AVONDALE PROJECT |
9 |
December 3,
1953 |
PUGET POWER CREWS MOVING LINES ON STREETS TO ALLEYS |
1 |
December 3,
1953 |
JANE WELLS, GEORGE GILLILAND |
13 |
December 10,
1953 |
COUPLE CELEBRATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY (MR AND MRS AARON TAYLOR) |
16 |
December 10,
1953 |
NEW ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH BUILDING WILL BE STARTED JAN 1 |
1 |
December 10,
1953 |
PROFITS SHARED AT J C PENNEY'S |
2 |
December 10,
1953 |
CITY SUFFERS WITHOUT THEATRE |
16 |
December 10,
1953 |
CITY OFFERS COMPROMISE ON $20000 DEBT TO U S |
1 |
December 10,
1953 |
DOG PICKUP MADE TO PROTECT KIDS |
1 |
December 10,
1953 |
THIS IS KIRKLAND HIGH FROSH CLASS '11 (PHOTO) |
15 |
December 10,
1953 |
TROPHIES WILL BE AWARDED TO BEST IN HOME XMAS LIGHTING CONTEST |
1 |
December 10,
1953 |
JUANITA TO SERVE CHAMPAGNE -- THAT'S WATER NOT BUBBLES |
1 |
December 10,
1953 |
GARDNER, FRANK H |
1 |
December 10,
1953 |
HURST, CLARA CHRISTINE |
19 |
December 10,
1953 |
MATTHEWS, ERNEST G |
19 |
December 10,
1953 |
SWANSON, PETER A |
19 |
December 10,
1953 |
CONSTRUCTION WORK ON 'SKI JUMP' BEGINS (CENTRAL WAY) |
1 |
December 10,
1953 |
JUANITA TO SERVE CHAMPAGNE -- THAT'S WATER NOT BUBBLES |
1 |
December 10,
1953 |
JOLLY ROGER HAS A ROUGH GO (BOAT BLOWN AGROUND) |
1 |
December 10,
1953 |
ALICE KLEIN, JOSEPH BOTTEM |
10 |
December 10,
1953 |
ARLENE BAIER, DONALD O'DELL |
10 |
December 10,
1953 |
CONNIE SCHMIDT, GEORGE BAKER |
10 |
December 10,
1953 |
JOANNE SHEPHERD, PVT JACK HONEYWELL |
16 |
December 10,
1953 |
JULIA STOPYRA, JOCK FRANK WOOD |
10 |
December 10,
1953 |
THELMA PETERSON, ROBERT SCRAMLIN |
14 |
December 17,
1953 |
DENNY PARK RESIDENT ISN'T DREAMING OF WHITE XMAS (SHAPIRO, MAURIE |
5 |
December 17,
1953 |
MOVIE NEED STUDY PUSHED BY C OF C |
1 |
December 17,
1953 |
NEW STATE OF WASHINGTON FLAG GIVEN CENTRAL SCHOOL |
7 |
December 17,
1953 |
IT'S CHRISTMAS TIME IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO) |
1 |
December 17,
1953 |
JUDGE GIVES "HOT-RODDER" DRIVING 80 MPH, STIFF FINE |
1 |
December 17,
1953 |
CLEVEN, ANTON O |
6 |
December 17,
1953 |
ENANDER, NELS |
14 |
December 17,
1953 |
MCPHERREN, R R |
2 |
December 17,
1953 |
TUCKER, ALLISON JOHNSON |
17 |
December 17,
1953 |
TWO NEWCOMERS FILE FOR CITY COUNCIL PRIMARY |
1 |
December 17,
1953 |
OVERTURE TO BUY WATER FROM KIRKLAND MADE BY HOUGHTON CITY COUNCIL |
1 |
December 17,
1953 |
GRETCHEN THOMAS, JOSEPH CARTER |
14 |
December 17,
1953 |
JOAN WARREN, JOE ANDERSON |
14 |
December 24,
1953 |
FIRST PE CLASSES SINCE '49 DELAYED BY FINAL WORK ON GYM |
11 |
December 24,
1953 |
HELEN MUSGROVE, WILLIAM WRIGHT |
2 |
December 24,
1953 |
CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS TO BE JUDGED SATURDAY NIGHT |
1 |
December 24,
1953 |
THREE SOLDIERS INVOLVED WITH RUNAWAY GIRLS |
1 |
December 24,
1953 |
RYDER WILL SEEK SENATE POSITION |
1 |
December 24,
1953 |
WATER SALE CONSIDERED BY KIRKLAND |
1 |
December 24,
1953 |
MAXINE TARP, DON SHEPPARD |
2 |
December 31,
1953 |
CONSTRUCTION STARTED ON PANTORIUM'S NEW ADDITION |
9 |
December 31,
1953 |
ELECT JACK WESTER C OF C PRESIDENT |
8 |
December 31,
1953 |
COUNCIL UNDER FIRE ON GAS BID AWARD |
1 |
December 31,
1953 |
CHRISTMAS LIGHTING WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED |
1 |
December 31,
1953 |
POLICE SEARCHING FOR HOUGHTON MAN WHO DISAPPEARED ON BUS TRIP |
1 |
December 31,
1953 |
KRAKENBERGER, BERNARD |
2 |
December 31,
1953 |
LAMBERT, HARRY |
2 |
December 31,
1953 |
JACK WESTER SEEKING CITY COUNCIL JOB; WILL OPPOSE GEORGE COMPTON |
1 |
January 7, 1954 |
JUANITA GARAGE - GRAND OPENING |
6 |
January 7, 1954 |
WINTERMUTES TO CELEBRATE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
10 |
January 7, 1954 |
SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA GIVES EAST SIDE "POPS" CONCERT |
10 |
January 7, 1954 |
MRS EARL MAGNUSON'S WORK WITH RETARDED CHILDREN IS RECOGNIZED |
2 |
January 7, 1954 |
NON-CONFORMANCE TO BUILDING CODE DONE AT OWN RISK |
1 |
January 7, 1954 |
NEW JUANITA FIRE HALL OPEN SUNDAY |
1 |
January 7, 1954 |
SOME ADDED FUEL TO THEATRE TAX FIRE |
2 |
January 7, 1954 |
WIDOW DOES THRIVING BUSINESS IN FISHING TACKLE |
7 |
January 7, 1954 |
NEW LIBRARY PROPOSED |
1 |
January 7, 1954 |
CLARK, LUCY ISABELLE |
5 |
January 7, 1954 |
MARKET STREET'S IN TOUGH SHAPE |
2 |
January 14,
1954 |
CHARLES STORMS CELEBRATE 58TH YEAR OF MARRIAGE |
1 |
January 14,
1954 |
WED 25 YEARS (MR AND MRS HARTLY CHAUSEE) |
10 |
January 14,
1954 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF KIRKLAND |
2 |
January 14,
1954 |
JUANITA GIRL HOME FROM EUROPE (GRONROOS, ANNE) |
11 |
January 14,
1954 |
WAREHOUSE LAND WILL BE CLEARED |
9 |
January 14,
1954 |
EXPECT 2-A BIDS EARLY FEBRUARY |
7 |
January 14,
1954 |
NEW REPAIR SERVICE OPENED AT JUANITA |
9 |
January 14,
1954 |
OUTSIDE PROMOTIONS GET COLD SHOULDER FROM C OF C BOARD |
2 |
January 14,
1954 |
LORA MORSE, LT WILBUR O PHILLIPS |
10 |
January 14,
1954 |
LOU MARIE LUCILLE RAMQUIST, PAUL ANDREW DEWHIRST JR |
10 |
January 14,
1954 |
OLD NEWS CLIPPING BOASTED KIRKLAND'S PROGRESS IN 1912 |
2 |
January 14,
1954 |
COMMUNITY CLUB PRESIDENT HOT UNDER COLLAR; ASKS PO BUILDING, ROUT |
1 |
January 14,
1954 |
NEW LEGAL BATTLE FACING JUANITA WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
January 14,
1954 |
REWARD
FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING PERSONS WHO DAMAGED GREEN AT |
1 |
January 14,
1954 |
KIWANIANS ELECT ROGERS PRESIDENT |
3 |
January 14,
1954 |
DELL NOMINATED SCOUTING LEADER |
1 |
January 14,
1954 |
COMPTON, MORRIS, WESTER CAMPAIGNS OPEN FOR KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL |
7 |
January 14,
1954 |
OLD NEWS CLIPPING BOASTED KIRKLAND'S PROGRESS IN 1912 |
2 |
January 14,
1954 |
ELECTION TUESDAY ON ANNEXATION TO ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
January 14,
1954 |
ALTERNATE SAND POINT PLAN STUDY ORDERED BY LANGLIE |
1 |
January 14,
1954 |
ELECTION TUESDAY ON ANNEXATION TO ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
January 14,
1954 |
NEW LEGAL BATTLE FACING JUANITA WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
January 14,
1954 |
ELEANOR MEDLEY, CLANCY DRAKE |
10 |
January 14,
1954 |
MAXINE TARP, DONALD SHEPPARD |
2 |
January 14,
1954 |
YVONNE MORRISON, BYRON CLAPP |
10 |
January 21,
1954 |
LEASE CLEARED ON NEW BANK; MARCH OPENING PLANNED |
1 |
January 21,
1954 |
WOOD-FIBER FLOWERS HIT ALL YEAR (LUNDVALL, MRS RALPH) |
7 |
January 21,
1954 |
CANVAS FLOOR COVER CONSIDERED FOR SCHOOL GYM |
4 |
January 21,
1954 |
IMPROVING SCHOOL BUILDINGS COMES TO TOTAL OF $47098 |
3 |
January 21,
1954 |
TWO NEW SCHOOL SITES PROPOSED FOR NORTH KIRKLAND AND JUANITA |
1 |
January 21,
1954 |
NEW ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (PICTURE) |
14 |
January 21,
1954 |
ST JOHN'S CHURCH WORK TO START |
2 |
January 21,
1954 |
MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN AHEAD OF SCHEDULE |
1 |
January 21,
1954 |
PLANS SHAPING UP FOR "KIDS' FRIEND" BANQUET |
1 |
January 21,
1954 |
KELLER WILL NOT RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD RE-ELECTION |
1 |
January 21,
1954 |
SATURDAY MOVIES FOR CHILDREN WILL CONTINUE ANOTHER EIGHT-WEEK RUN |
7 |
January 21,
1954 |
AT FIRE STATION OPEN HOUSE (PHOTO) |
9 |
January 21,
1954 |
MAINTENANCE GEAR APPROVED BY CITY |
3 |
January 21,
1954 |
POLICE CAR STILL A PROBLEM; $5 COST DIFFERENCE PUZZLING |
1 |
January 21,
1954 |
ANDERSON, CARL T |
7 |
January 21,
1954 |
DENNIS, ANNA D |
8 |
January 21,
1954 |
EVEREST, KATHYRN M |
7 |
January 21,
1954 |
GALT, JOHN |
8 |
January 21,
1954 |
LEVI, THOMAS B |
8 |
January 21,
1954 |
SELL, KENNETH |
1 |
January 21,
1954 |
YMCA WEEK WILL OPEN SUNDAY, PROGRAM LAUDED BY MAYOR LELAND |
2 |
January 21,
1954 |
KELLER WILL NOT RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD RE-ELECTION |
1 |
January 21,
1954 |
ROSE HILL ELECTION LOSES IN 85-66 POLL |
1 |
January 21,
1954 |
LOCAL SKIER DECISIONED BY TAXI IN 4TH STREET SLALOM |
8 |
January 21,
1954 |
PHOTOS OF SNOWFALL |
5 |
January 28,
1954 |
ARTHUR T MILES CELEBRATE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
10 |
January 28,
1954 |
JUANITA COUPLE HAPPILY WED FOR 60 YEARS (MR AND MRS F J MCDONALD) |
6 |
January 28,
1954 |
IN NATION-WIDE TEST, RICHARD FIDDLER AMONG HIGHEST 40 |
1 |
January 28,
1954 |
UNUSUAL VIEW OFFERED IN HOUSE OPEN TO PUBLIC |
3 |
January 28,
1954 |
BETTER CITY C C THEME FOR BANQUET |
1 |
January 28,
1954 |
LESS SOLICITING UNDER NEW PLAN |
1 |
January 28,
1954 |
PORCHLIGHTS ON TONIGHT WILL WELCOME MOTHERS' IN MARCH AGAINST POLIO |
1 |
January 28,
1954 |
ATTENDANCE LACK, BAD ROADS FORCE SCHOOL CLOSURE |
11 |
January 28,
1954 |
HIBBARD, MYRON S |
6 |
January 28,
1954 |
CANDIDATES FOR SCHOOL BOARD HAVE SAY; BROWN, SAUNDERS STATE PLATFORM |
2 |
January 28,
1954 |
DUD BROWN SEEKS WATER DISTRICT JOB |
3 |
January 28,
1954 |
NOMINATE KIRKLAND RESIDENT FOR HOUGHTON COUNCIL RACE |
1 |
January 28,
1954 |
RESIDENTS OF ROSE HILL PERTURBED OVER RESULTS OF WATER DISTRICT V |
8 |
January 28,
1954 |
CONTRACT FOR TWO OVERPASSES ON NEW 2-A WILL BE AWARDED TUESDAY |
9 |
January 28,
1954 |
FIGHT FOR EVERGREEN-MADISON SPAN SITE RENEWED BY BRIDGE BOOSTERS |
1 |
January 28,
1954 |
JOY CARKNER, JOHN HUCKEBA |
10 |
February 4,
1954 |
KIRKLAND POST OFFICE HAS 65TH ANNIVERSARY |
1 |
February 4,
1954 |
FIDDLERS HAVE SOMETHING TO CHEER ABOUT; DICK WINS SCIENCE CONTEST |
1 |
February 4,
1954 |
DESIGN BY PAUL HAYDEN KIRK WINS NATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL CITATION |
9 |
February 4,
1954 |
ALERT BLASTS TO BE SOUNDED HERE IN MOCK ATOM ATTACK |
1 |
February 4,
1954 |
COMMITTEE LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR PASSING THREE MEASURES |
2 |
February 4,
1954 |
FIRE TRUCK BIDS STUDIED BY TOWN |
6 |
February 4,
1954 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL TO GET PETITIONS |
1 |
February 4,
1954 |
LOCAL FIRM GETS POLICE CAR BID |
1 |
February 4,
1954 |
VANDALS CAUSE $300 DAMAGE IN CITY PARK |
5 |
February 4,
1954 |
HOSPITAL STAFF NAMES PRESIDENT |
1 |
February 4,
1954 |
ADVISORY COUNCIL IN LAST-MINUTE DRIVE TO GET VOTERS REGISTERED |
9 |
February 4,
1954 |
CHARGES IRRITATE BOARD MEMBERS |
9 |
February 4,
1954 |
KIRKLAND POST OFFICE HAS 65TH ANNIVERSARY |
1 |
February 4,
1954 |
KIRKLAND POST OFFICE INCOME INCREASES $20000 IN TEN YEARS |
11 |
February 4,
1954 |
NEWSPAPER OF EARLY VINTAGE FOUND HERE |
9 |
February 4,
1954 |
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY BANQUET OBSERVES FIFTH YEAR |
6 |
February 4,
1954 |
AWARD CONTRACT FOR 2-A BRIDGES |
1 |
February 4,
1954 |
KATHRYN FISHER, SAMUEL PETERSON |
11 |
February 4,
1954 |
RUBY SCHLOUGH, DELBERT BETHERS |
10 |
February 11,
1954 |
PUGET POWER TO CONSTRUCT $725,000 SUBSTATION HERE |
1 |
February 11,
1954 |
CITY HAS $6000 IN BUDGET FOR SEWERAGE PLANT SITES |
1 |
February 11,
1954 |
STEWART HEIGHT HOUSING CLOSED - CENTER DESERTED - MANAGER MOVES |
6 |
February 11,
1954 |
INNOVATION TO KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS AT TREMAINES |
7 |
February 11,
1954 |
PRIDDY TO SPEAK AT KIDS' FRIEND BANQUET TONIGHT |
1 |
February 11,
1954 |
WARNING IS RECEIVED - FIREMEN CALLED - CHIEF READY |
1 |
February 11,
1954 |
JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BRINGING CLARION MALE CHORUS FOR CONCERT |
10 |
February 11,
1954 |
OLD SUIT HAMPERS HOUGHTON'S CONSOLIDATION PLANS |
1 |
February 11,
1954 |
13-YEAR-OLD BOYS ADMIT PARK DAMAGE |
7 |
February 11,
1954 |
COMPTON IN LEAD OVER JACK WESTER FOR COUNCIL RACE |
1 |
February 11,
1954 |
ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT SHOWS SURPLUS FOR 1953 |
7 |
February 11,
1954 |
BRIDGE BOOSTERS SEEK SITE ANSWER FROM GOVERNOR |
1 |
February 11,
1954 |
PUGET POWER TO CONSTRUCT $725,000 SUBSTATION HERE |
1 |
February 11,
1954 |
SHIRLEY OLSON, CHARLES BROWN |
10 |
February 18,
1954 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE HAS SILVER ANNIVERSARY (LANKSBURY, CLAY) |
12 |
February 18,
1954 |
SISTER OF HOSPITAL HEAD HAS POSITION IN BOLIVIA (DAVIS, ANN) |
9 |
February 18,
1954 |
OVER QUARTER OF MILLION IN BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED HERE |
11 |
February 18,
1954 |
LAKEVIEW SCHOOL BIDS AUTHORIZED |
1 |
February 18,
1954 |
KIRKLAND MARCH OF DIMES TOTAL WILL EXCEED $3700 |
2 |
February 18,
1954 |
HERMAN WALKER, ROSE HILL YOUTH LEADER, "KIDS' FRIEND OF '53" |
6 |
February 18,
1954 |
SHIRLEY JOAN FREDERICK, RONALD DAVID EASTON |
12 |
February 18,
1954 |
"NIGHT OF HARMONY" SATURDAY |
9 |
February 18,
1954 |
FIREMEN LAUNCH TRAINING COURSE |
9 |
February 18,
1954 |
LIGHTING NEEDS STUDIED BY CITY |
1 |
February 18,
1954 |
HOUGHTON PETITIONS IN DEEP FREEZE |
1 |
February 18,
1954 |
TEEN AGE YOUTHS CAUGHT, STORE PILFERING IS CHARGED |
1 |
February 18,
1954 |
JACOBSON, SUSAN |
6 |
February 18,
1954 |
KENT, MOLLIE EMMA |
3 |
February 18,
1954 |
PEARSON, JOAN |
1 |
February 18,
1954 |
SIEVANEN, UNA |
1 |
February 18,
1954 |
CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED FOR $400,000 IN BONDS, LEVIES |
1 |
February 18,
1954 |
"PREPOSTEROUS WASTE" CHARGED IN LOCATING SITE FOR SECOND BRIDGE |
1 |
February 18,
1954 |
DYNAMITE CAUSES POWER SHUTOFF |
1 |
February 18,
1954 |
FOUR FIRMS STALL ON GARBAGE BIDS |
1 |
February 18,
1954 |
MARION HOLMQUIST, DONALD DORNING |
13 |
February 25,
1954 |
POLICE CAPTAIN STAR PERFORMER ON KITCHEN RANGE (GREETAN, WALLACE) |
10 |
February 25,
1954 |
HOUSE IS RAZED IN UNUSUAL WAY |
1 |
February 25,
1954 |
BOARD DISCUSSES SCHOOL MEASURE |
13 |
February 25,
1954 |
FOUR OUT OF FIVE SCHOOL DIRECTORS BOOST BOND ISSUE |
1 |
February 25,
1954 |
CLARION MALE CHORUS SINGS IN CONCERT HERE MARCH 5 |
1 |
February 25,
1954 |
SPASTIC UNIT SHOW FEATURING SPRING APPAREL |
14 |
February 25,
1954 |
FLYING SAUCERS YET? ODD SIGHT SEEN HERE |
1 |
February 25,
1954 |
GOLD FEATHER DAY PROCLAIMED BY MAYOR |
6 |
February 25,
1954 |
REMOVAL OF CITY THEATER TAX PUSHED BY CHAMBER |
1 |
February 25,
1954 |
HOUGHTON MAIL DELIVERY SERVICE DECISION IS NEAR |
1 |
February 25,
1954 |
MCDONALD, HELEN |
13 |
February 25,
1954 |
MCDONALD, HELEN CHRISTINE |
17 |
February 25,
1954 |
$225 CASH OR TELEVISION TOP AWARD IN JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST |
1 |
February 25,
1954 |
DELORIS COOK WEYMOUTH, DOMNALD RAY COONTS |
14 |
March 4, 1954 |
UNDERWOODS SELL ARCADE BUILDING TO ALASKA COUPLE |
1 |
March 4, 1954 |
NEW ROSE HILL GRADE SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
9 |
March 4, 1954 |
MEMBERS REMODEL LUTHERAN CHURCH |
14 |
March 4, 1954 |
DAYLIGHT SAVING PROPOSED BY C C |
2 |
March 4, 1954 |
BENEFIT FOR FIRE VICTIMS SET |
1 |
March 4, 1954 |
SCHOOL MEASURES GET TOP BILLING IN CONTEST HERE |
1 |
March 4, 1954 |
MARILYN SUE DAWSON, ROBERT R COOLEY |
12 |
March 4, 1954 |
MAN RESCUING CAT FINDS HIMSELF UP TREE; VOLUNTEER FIREMEN CALLED |
4 |
March 4, 1954 |
CITY COUNCIL URGED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO REMOVE THEATER TAX |
2 |
March 4, 1954 |
GODWIN, WILLIAM H |
1 |
March 4, 1954 |
NICKLAUS, JOSEPH |
1 |
March 4, 1954 |
TEMPLETON, INA LAMBERT |
5 |
March 4, 1954 |
CANDIDATES PRIMED FOR NEXT TUESDAY'S ELECTION |
1 |
March 4, 1954 |
LOCATING SPAN AT SAND POINT IS OUT |
1 |
March 4, 1954 |
EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE BEGINS OCTOBER 3 |
4 |
March 4, 1954 |
CAROLYN NELSON, JOHN HENRY |
12 |
March 4, 1954 |
HELEN MUSGROVE, WILLIAM WRIGHT |
12 |
March 11, 1954 |
BLINDNESS NO APPARENT HANDICAP TO HOUSEWIFE (PHILLIPS, CARRIE) |
12 |
March 11, 1954 |
PARTING WITH KIDS NOT EASY (HOLDEN, A J) |
9 |
March 11, 1954 |
PUBLIC SERVANTS (FOSTER, RAY H) |
2 |
March 11, 1954 |
ROSE HILL CHURCH LAUNCHES $32500 BUILDING FUND DRIVE MONDAY NIGHT |
2 |
March 11, 1954 |
$21700 IN PERMITS ISSUED |
6 |
March 11, 1954 |
LEGAL SNARL FOULS CONSOLIDATION |
1 |
March 11, 1954 |
BOND ISSUE, TEACHER RAISE WIN |
1 |
March 11, 1954 |
MORRIS DEFEATED FOR KIRKLAND COUNCIL; GEORGE ELVES DEFEATS WILLIAMS |
1 |
March 11, 1954 |
POLICE SOLVE THEFT OF LOCAL PARKING METERS |
2 |
March 11, 1954 |
GENEROUS LIBRARY PATRONS DONATE BOOKS, MORE NEEDED, SAYS LIBRARIAN |
10 |
March 11, 1954 |
RICHARDSON, WILLIAM R |
6 |
March 11, 1954 |
RURAL ROUTE TRANSFER SOUGHT BY PETITIONS |
6 |
March 11, 1954 |
SEATTLE CHAMBER ASKS FAST ACTION ON BRIDGE LOCATION |
9 |
March 11, 1954 |
ONE-WAY EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE GOES INTO EFFECT OCTOBER 3 |
2 |
March 18, 1954 |
HALE AND HEARTY 'GRAMPS' FISHER MITS MILESTONE NO 95 YESTERDAY |
11 |
March 18, 1954 |
ADDITION PLANNED FOR JUNIOR HIGH |
1 |
March 18, 1954 |
CONTRACT LET FOR $199,000 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NORTH OF LAKEVIEW TERRACE |
1 |
March 18, 1954 |
UNDERWOOD'S NEW MANAGER IS ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT KIRKLAND'S FUTURE |
9 |
March 18, 1954 |
COUNCIL APPROVES MONEY TRANSFER |
7 |
March 18, 1954 |
KNIFE-WIELDING BANDIT HOLDS UP ELVES GROCERY |
1 |
March 18, 1954 |
SOLICITORS WITHOUT LICENSES ARRESTED |
7 |
March 18, 1954 |
LIBRARY REPORTS RAPID '53 GROWTH TO CITY COUNCIL |
9 |
March 18, 1954 |
KIRKLAND'S NATIONAL GUARD ALERTED TO MAN AAA POSTS |
1 |
March 18, 1954 |
BICKING, CHARLES |
7 |
March 18, 1954 |
TRASK, WALTER |
5 |
March 18, 1954 |
HALVERSON NEW ROTARY PRESIDENT |
5 |
March 18, 1954 |
VOTERS KNEW LITTLE ABOUT WATER AND FIRE DISTRICT ISSUES, SAYS REP |
2 |
March 18, 1954 |
ANOTHER WATER ELECTION IS ASKED BY 110 PETITIONERS ON ROSE HILL |
1 |
March 18, 1954 |
ACCESS TO HIGHWAY BEING STUDIED BY PLANNING COMMITTEE |
6 |
March 18, 1954 |
BOOSTERS FOR 2-A HIGHWAY TO MEET WITH OFFICIALS |
1 |
March 18, 1954 |
BRIDGE BATTLE BECOMING "CAROUSEL" FOR BOOSTERS |
1 |
March 18, 1954 |
STREET LIGHTING LIKELY PROSPECT ON ROSE HILL |
1 |
March 18, 1954 |
ANOTHER WATER ELECTION IS ASKED BY 110 PETITIONERS ON ROSE HILL |
1 |
March 18, 1954 |
JOAN WINGET, RIXIE YULY |
12 |
March 25, 1954 |
W J ADAIRS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY TOGETHER WITH 300 FRIENDS, FAMILY |
14 |
March 25, 1954 |
PUBLIC SERVANTS (GILNO, JOHN) |
2 |
March 25, 1954 |
SKIDMORE, THOMAS A |
17 |
March 25, 1954 |
ARSONIST SUSPECTED IN HOTEL FIRES |
1 |
March 25, 1954 |
LINOLEUM FIRM IN CHANGE OF HANDS |
9 |
March 25, 1954 |
PENNINGTON JOINS EAST SIDE MOTOR |
8 |
March 25, 1954 |
HOUGHTONITES' OPINIONS VARY ON ISSUE OF KIRKLAND MERGER |
1 |
March 25, 1954 |
CITY HAS ASSETS AND SHORTCOMINGS |
2 |
March 25, 1954 |
'DO IT YOURSELF' IS POPULAR SLOGAN AMONG PEOPLE IN ADULT ED CLASS |
7 |
March 25, 1954 |
ARSONIST SUSPECTED IN HOTEL FIRES |
1 |
March 25, 1954 |
HOUGHTONITES' OPINIONS VARY ON ISSUE OF KIRKLAND MERGER |
1 |
March 25, 1954 |
BURTON, ARTHUR |
2 |
March 25, 1954 |
SMITH, ANNA MCREDMOND (FIRST WHITE CHILD IN REDMOND) |
1 |
March 25, 1954 |
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT DIVISION SUPPORTED |
1 |
March 25, 1954 |
BUS TRIP CHANGES BRING PROTESTS |
1 |
March 25, 1954 |
AURA RUIZ, ROBERT ANDERSON |
14 |
April 1, 1954 |
FORMER KIRKLANDITE WINS OSCAR FOR BEST HAIRSTYLE(SMITH, EDGAR LEE |
1 |
April 1, 1954 |
PUBLIC SERVANTS (OLSON, LEE) |
2 |
April 1, 1954 |
SOURDOUGH'S NOME MERCY MISSION RECALLED BY DAN GREEN |
1 |
April 1, 1954 |
FARRAR PROPERTY AT JUANITA HEIGHTS PROVING FOREMOST LOCATION FOR |
16 |
April 1, 1954 |
"CLEAN-UP, PAINT-UP, FIX-UP WEEKS" PROCLAIMED FOR KIRKLAND |
9 |
April 1, 1954 |
CITY OPEN CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN |
2 |
April 1, 1954 |
FEDERAL AID OF $173,000 DUE DISTRICT |
1 |
April 1, 1954 |
ATTORNEY GENERAL BACKS HOUGHTON |
1 |
April 1, 1954 |
FARRAR PROPERTY AT JUANITA HEIGHTS PROVING FOREMOST LOCATION FOR |
16 |
April 1, 1954 |
FURTHER ACTION AGAINST JUANITA'S WATER COMMISSIONERS IS PROBABLE |
9 |
April 1, 1954 |
BLOKER, SARAH M |
15 |
April 1, 1954 |
MILLER, FRED |
1 |
April 1, 1954 |
BUS RUN CHANGES PROMPT PROTEST |
8 |
April 1, 1954 |
FURTHER ACTION AGAINST JUANITA'S WATER COMMISSIONERS IS PROBABLE |
9 |
April 1, 1954 |
PSPL ISSUED PERMIT TO ENLARGE STATION |
9 |
April 1, 1954 |
BETTY ANN GUNDERSON, DAVID ROBERTS |
10 |
April 8, 1954 |
ANNUAL KIRKLAND PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS TOMORROW IN CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
April 8, 1954 |
CITIZENS BANK OPENS APRIL 20 |
1 |
April 8, 1954 |
LUCILE MCDONALD AND ZOLA ROSS FIND AUTHORING BOOK ALL IN DAY'S WORK |
5 |
April 8, 1954 |
PUBLIC SERVANTS (EULBERG, ADAM) |
10 |
April 8, 1954 |
EAGLES BUILDING TO COST $8000 |
11 |
April 8, 1954 |
'A' PROJECT SALE DUE WITHIN YEAR |
11 |
April 8, 1954 |
KIRKLAND ORTHOPEDIC GUILD SPONSORS ANNUAL EGG DRIVE THROUGH FRIDAY] |
12 |
April 8, 1954 |
ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES PROVE BOON TO UPHOLSTERY ENTHUSIASTS |
11 |
April 8, 1954 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET IS FILED |
1 |
April 8, 1954 |
ANNUAL KIRKLAND PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS TOMORROW IN CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
April 8, 1954 |
CITY DADS FORM 'WHITE WING' CREW TO POLISH TOWN DURING CLEAN-UP W |
1 |
April 8, 1954 |
DOCTORS SET UP EMERGENCY CALLS |
9 |
April 8, 1954 |
HISTORY OF KIRKLAND AND HOUGHTON FOUNDING LINKED WITH CHURCH BELL |
2 |
April 8, 1954 |
FIRESIDE CHATS ARRANGED TO VIE WITH PROMOTIONS |
1 |
April 8, 1954 |
CITY PASSES NEW LAW TO LICENSE SPRAYERS |
1 |
April 8, 1954 |
METER THEFT, CAR STRIPPING SOLVED |
1 |
April 8, 1954 |
IVEY, HORACE (HOLLY) |
15 |
April 8, 1954 |
LEHR, QUINTES F |
8 |
April 8, 1954 |
SOMERS, PAUL |
15 |
April 8, 1954 |
THORNDAHL, AKEN |
15 |
April 8, 1954 |
LUCILE MCDONALD AND ZOLA ROSS FIND AUTHORING BOOK ALL IN DAY'S WORK |
5 |
April 8, 1954 |
AMAZING RESPONSE SHOWN FOR BIG NIGHT AT BALL PARK |
1 |
April 8, 1954 |
COUNCIL APPROVES $5265 FOR 100 MORE STREET LIGHTS |
1 |
April 8, 1954 |
FLOSSIE LATHAM, OTIS SPEER |
12 |
April 15, 1954 |
CITIZEN'S BANK - GRAND OPENING |
10 |
April 15, 1954 |
NEW BANK TO OPEN TUESDAY MORNING |
1 |
April 15, 1954 |
CHURCH EXPLOSION RUINS CHIMNEY WELL (ROSE HILL PRESBYTERIAN) |
2 |
April 15, 1954 |
LOCAL BUTCHER BORN IN BUSINESS |
2 |
April 15, 1954 |
PLAY SCHOOL ON BIG FINN HILL IS LIVELY PLACE FOR 'LITTLE PEOPLE' |
9 |
April 15, 1954 |
CONSOLIDATION AWAITS OUTCOME OF HOUGHTON SUIT |
1 |
April 15, 1954 |
ADULT EDUCATION STUDENTS TAKING BUSINESS COURSES FOR SELF-IMPROVE |
5 |
April 15, 1954 |
RICHARD FIDDLER, EVELYN JAMES NAMED VALEDICTORIAN, SALUTATORIAN |
2 |
April 15, 1954 |
JANET RUTH SIPILA, LAWRENCE AYERS |
12 |
April 15, 1954 |
P O CLERKS ASK PAY ADJUSTMENTS |
2 |
April 15, 1954 |
KIRKLAND'S CITY FATHERS (PHOTO) |
14 |
April 15, 1954 |
CONSOLIDATION AWAITS OUTCOME OF HOUGHTON SUIT |
1 |
April 15, 1954 |
NO CITY DELIVERY BY HOUGHTON P O |
2 |
April 15, 1954 |
INVESTIGATION OF THEFT REQUESTED |
1 |
April 15, 1954 |
CRAMER, MILTON JAMES |
5 |
April 15, 1954 |
NEW CITY DOCK, BALL PARK RESTROOMS UNDER PARK DEPARTMENT CONSTRUC |
6 |
April 15, 1954 |
EVERGREEN BRIDGE SITE GETS BOOST, ENGINEERS DUE HERE FOR ROAD MEET |
1 |
April 15, 1954 |
FLOSSIE CAROLE LATHAM, OTIS ALVIN SPEER |
12 |
April 22, 1954 |
EAST SIDE MOTOR COMPANY - 25TH ANNIVERSARY |
14 |
April 22, 1954 |
FIRST DEPOSITOR OF NEW BANK (PHOTO) |
5 |
April 22, 1954 |
PUBLIC SERVANTS (HANSEN, ELVIN) |
2 |
April 22, 1954 |
ST JOHN'S WILL LAY CORNERSTONE SUNDAY |
15 |
April 22, 1954 |
AUTO DEALERS STAGING THREE-DAY CAR SHOWING HERE |
1 |
April 22, 1954 |
KIRKLAND'S FIVE MOST OUTSTANDING WOMEN HONORED BY BUSINESS GROUP |
6 |
April 22, 1954 |
LOCAL AUTO FIRM ESTABLISHED HERE TOTAL OF 21 YEARS |
5 |
April 22, 1954 |
NEIGHBOR-TO-NEIGHBOR CANCER DRIVE WILL GO INTO EVERY KIRKLAND HOME |
12 |
April 22, 1954 |
SCHOOL BOARD SETS NEW TIME-OFF POLICY |
11 |
April 22, 1954 |
SCHOOL DIRECTORS OKEY FIRST GRADE TESTING PROGRAM |
3 |
April 22, 1954 |
LYNDA REED, LANE DREHER |
16 |
April 22, 1954 |
GIRL WHO RESTORES LIFE TO DEAD DUCK NO 'QUACK' DOCTOR |
1 |
April 22, 1954 |
CITY COUNCILMEN OPEN BIDDING |
5 |
April 22, 1954 |
CITY OFFICIALS MEET (PHOTO) |
18 |
April 22, 1954 |
HOUGHTON JUDGE RESIGNS; MISSING BAIL MONEY IS CAUSE |
1 |
April 22, 1954 |
CITIZEN'S GROUP SLATES MEETINGS |
6 |
April 22, 1954 |
PROPOSED JUANITA WATER DISTRICT EXPANSION FIGHT CONTINUES TO FLARE |
9 |
April 22, 1954 |
WATER DISTRICT - LETTER TO EDITOR |
2 |
April 22, 1954 |
HOUGHTON JUDGE RESIGNS; MISSING BAIL MONEY IS CAUSE |
1 |
April 22, 1954 |
LOCAL PAROLEE HELD HERE FOR $270 CHECK FORGERIES |
1 |
April 22, 1954 |
BODEN, AMANDA LOUISA |
15 |
April 22, 1954 |
"KIRKLAND-REDMOND NIGHT" AT SEATTLE RAINIER BALL PARK FRIDAY |
1 |
April 22, 1954 |
ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT HEARING SET FOR MAY 10 |
1 |
April 22, 1954 |
SECOND BRIDGE STYMIED; FIGHT BACK IN HANDS OF EAST SIDERS |
1 |
April 22, 1954 |
HELEN WESSEL, ARTHUR DANBY |
16 |
April 22, 1954 |
YVONNE ALEXANDER, DICK HAYWARD |
16 |
April 29, 1954 |
GREEN'S FUNERAL HOME - 18TH ANNIVERSARY |
11 |
April 29, 1954 |
DAIRY SURPLUSES CREATING PROBLEM |
6 |
April 29, 1954 |
BIRTHDAY FETE AT ART'S FOOD CENTER |
2 |
April 29, 1954 |
ST JOHN'S CORNERSTONE LAID (PHOTO) |
8 |
April 29, 1954 |
PUBLIC HOUSING'S FIRST LAND SALE ANNOUNCED HERE |
1 |
April 29, 1954 |
GREEN'S FUNERAL HOME MARKING LONG SERVICE TO EAST SIDE AREA |
2 |
April 29, 1954 |
MRS HARRY KEAN HEADS RED CROSS |
6 |
April 29, 1954 |
POMEROY AND THE SECOND BRIDGE (EDITORIAL) |
10 |
April 29, 1954 |
JUNIOR, SENIOR HIGH BANDS TAKE TOP MUSIC AWARDS FOR FOURTH YEAR |
5 |
April 29, 1954 |
JUANITA VOLUNTEER FIREMEN START CAMPAIGN FOR FUNDS |
9 |
April 29, 1954 |
CITY TO SETTLE FOR $6000 ON FEDERAL CLAIM |
1 |
April 29, 1954 |
GREEN'S FUNERAL HOME MARKING LONG SERVICE TO EAST SIDE AREA |
2 |
April 29, 1954 |
COX RESIGNS AS HOUGHTON JUDGE; BURNS APPOINTED |
1 |
April 29, 1954 |
ENGINEER INVITED TO ADDRESS GROUP AT WATER MEETING |
5 |
April 29, 1954 |
BOYS ARRESTED FOR CAR THEFT |
1 |
April 29, 1954 |
TWO-DAY WORTHLESS CHECK PASSING SPREE ENDS WHEN PAIR IS ARRESTED |
1 |
April 29, 1954 |
VANDALISM IN DENNY PARK TO BE DISCUSSED BY CLUB |
1 |
April 29, 1954 |
DREWELOW, AGNES |
1 |
April 29, 1954 |
DREWELOW, AGNES |
8 |
April 29, 1954 |
HATFIELD, MARY H |
8 |
April 29, 1954 |
OSTERLOTH, NELLIE |
8 |
April 29, 1954 |
SCOTT, JESS E |
8 |
April 29, 1954 |
WARNER, GARY E |
8 |
April 29, 1954 |
KIRKLAND-REDMOND FANS TURN OUT 1500 STRONG AT BALL PARK |
5 |
April 29, 1954 |
ESTABLISH CROSSWALK SOUTH OF SHIPYARDS |
1 |
April 29, 1954 |
POMEROY AND THE SECOND BRIDGE (EDITORIAL) |
9 |
May 6, 1954 |
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY (MR AND MRS JANE) |
5 |
May 6, 1954 |
TELESCOPE BUILT BY BILL DORSETT |
11 |
May 6, 1954 |
CITY BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $10150 |
14 |
May 6, 1954 |
CLICK'S MARKET TO HAVE FACE LIFTED AFTER LOCKNANES RETURN |
2 |
May 6, 1954 |
PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR NEW JOURNAL BUILDING |
1 |
May 6, 1954 |
WORK STARTS ON LAKEVIEW GRADE SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
13 |
May 6, 1954 |
CITY RECONSIDERS FIRE HALL DOORS |
5 |
May 6, 1954 |
'DO-IT-YOURSELF' CABIN BUILT FOR $300 |
16 |
May 6, 1954 |
LIFE INSURANCE FIRM PROPOSES TO ESTABLISH HOME OFFICE IN CITY |
1 |
May 6, 1954 |
NEW RESIDENTS WELCOMED TO COMMUNITY BY JAYCEE-CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
1 |
May 6, 1954 |
ADULT EDUCATION SEAMSTRESSES MAKE CHIC CHAPEAUS FROM OUT-DATED FE |
11 |
May 6, 1954 |
PATRICIA GREEN, CHARLES E WALLACE |
2 |
May 6, 1954 |
ROOF FIRE CAUSE OF LARGE DAMAGE |
1 |
May 6, 1954 |
AL LELAND MAY BE CANDIDATE FOR STATE LEGISLATURE |
1 |
May 6, 1954 |
CITY AUTHORIZES FEDERAL PAYMENT |
1 |
May 6, 1954 |
ENGINEER WILL ADDRESS CITIZENS' GROUP AT JUANITA NEXT MEETING |
1 |
May 6, 1954 |
MAN JAILED ON THREAT TO SHOOT |
1 |
May 6, 1954 |
TIME TO SPRAY TREES; CITY LAW REQUIRES IT |
11 |
May 6, 1954 |
SAYRE, JAMES ARTHUR |
5 |
May 6, 1954 |
SCOTT, JAMES J |
5 |
May 6, 1954 |
VON CARNUP, LUCY M |
5 |
May 6, 1954 |
EPISCOPAL VICAR REV ALFRED GRIFFITHS LEAVES FOR PHILIPPINES |
2 |
May 6, 1954 |
SS ALEUTIAN DRY-DOCK BOUND FROM HOUGHTON WINTER PORT |
1 |
May 6, 1954 |
NEW HIGHWAY VIADUCT AT NORTHUP (PHOTO) |
16 |
May 6, 1954 |
RT 3 CHANGE TO REDMOND STUDIED |
1 |
May 6, 1954 |
JEANNINE GARDNER, LT ROBERT JOHN HILDEBRAND |
8 |
May 13, 1954 |
SALE OF SHELTON UNITS ANNOUNCED |
8 |
May 13, 1954 |
SPORTS STORE HAS NEW PARTNER |
6 |
May 13, 1954 |
PEARL WANAMAKER TO SPEAK AT L W COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES |
9 |
May 13, 1954 |
SCHOOL BUDGET TOTALS $1,214,656 |
1 |
May 13, 1954 |
SCHOOL TESTING PROGRAM FOR 1ST GRADE ENTRANCE WILL CONTINUE |
8 |
May 13, 1954 |
KIWANIS CLUB SETS JULY 30-31 FOR 3RD ANNUAL KIRKLAND WATER FETE |
1 |
May 13, 1954 |
THIS WILL BRING BACK MEMORIES (PHOTO OF GALA REVUE) |
2 |
May 13, 1954 |
LEGAL SNARL DELAYS VOTE IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
May 13, 1954 |
JUANITA TO HEAR ENGINEER'S VIEWS |
1 |
May 13, 1954 |
CITY PRISONERS REQUEST BATH, TAKE 'POWDER' INSTEAD (ESCAPE) |
1 |
May 13, 1954 |
SLUYS, CHARLES H |
6 |
May 13, 1954 |
RAILROAD OFFICIALS EXPRESS INTEREST IN KIRKLAND SITES |
2 |
May 13, 1954 |
FURTHER DELAY FORESEEN IN CONSTRUCTION OF 2-A HIGHWAY |
1 |
May 13, 1954 |
RUBE GOLDBERG BRIDGE IDEAS KEEP ROLLING IN, FUNNY AND OTHERWISE |
10 |
May 20, 1954 |
NEW JOURNAL BUILDING UNDERWAY (PHOTOS) |
13 |
May 20, 1954 |
FIRE DEPARTMENT GETTING NEW DOOR |
5 |
May 20, 1954 |
KIRKLAND SEEKS PROJECT A FOR PARK |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
BLUE RIBBON DAYS DUE |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
'DICK' WALKER SELLS SHOP TO CARL SCHULTZ |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
SCHOOL DIRECTORS PREPARING BUDGET |
5 |
May 20, 1954 |
MARCIA JEAN DODSON, STEPHENSON PAUL HAIR |
8 |
May 20, 1954 |
PATRICIA JEANNE WOOD, CHARLES JOHN HANSON |
8 |
May 20, 1954 |
CITY INSURANCE BEING REVAMPED |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
COUNCIL RECEIVES PETITION FROM 30 DOG COMPLAINERS |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN BITTEN BY ENRAGED DOG; RUSHED TO CLINIC FOR TREATMENT |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
HEAVY TURNOUT FOR JUANITA WATER DISTRICT DISCUSSION |
13 |
May 20, 1954 |
DANGEROUS CHASE ENDS IN SMASHUP |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
MAN FILES $10150 CLAIM AGAINST KIRKLAND FOR ROUGH TREATMENT |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
ATCHISON, GEORGE ARTHUR |
2 |
May 20, 1954 |
HUFFMAN, EARL |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
KALKOFEN, AUGUST FRED |
2 |
May 20, 1954 |
LAMONT, VIVIAN HAZEL |
2 |
May 20, 1954 |
SLUYS, CHARLES H |
2 |
May 20, 1954 |
TINKHAM, EDWIN |
2 |
May 20, 1954 |
KIRKLAND SEEKS PROJECT A FOR PARK |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
TELEPHONE NUMBER ASSIGNMENT IS DUE |
1 |
May 20, 1954 |
COL RAY O'DAY, HERO OF BATAAN, WILL SPEAK HERE ON MEMORIAL DAY |
5 |
May 27, 1954 |
ALANSON DAVIS WORKS IN BACKGROUND BUT HIS ARTISTIC SKILL IS WELL- |
2 |
May 27, 1954 |
CASHMERE MERCHANT BUYS ZABLE BUILDING |
6 |
May 27, 1954 |
HALLEN AND RANDALL OPEN MOTOR SERVICE |
1 |
May 27, 1954 |
CLOTHES DRYER VENT PROVING POOR SPOT FOR BARNSWALLOW RESIDENCE |
1 |
May 27, 1954 |
'BERRY FESTIVAL HERE JUNE 25-26 |
1 |
May 27, 1954 |
DAWSON HOME ON HOLLYWOOD ROAD SAVED BY ALERT JUANITA FIREMEN |
11 |
May 27, 1954 |
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT SCORCHED - HOUSE BURNED - CHICKENHOUSE ROASTED |
6 |
May 27, 1954 |
LELAND REVEALS HE IS CANDIDATE |
10 |
May 27, 1954 |
DOGS' REIGN OF TERROR CONTINUES |
1 |
May 27, 1954 |
CHAMBER, JAYCEES TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR DECORATIONS |
2 |
May 27, 1954 |
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM TO OPEN HERE WITH PARADE AND DOCK SERVICES |
1 |
May 27, 1954 |
JUANITA'S FUTURE GROWTH DISCUSSED |
11 |
May 27, 1954 |
FRED ZABLE OUT $130 FRIDAY; WOMAN SCRAMS WITH BILLFOLD |
1 |
May 27, 1954 |
PAIR WHO ESCAPED FROM KIRKLAND JAIL ARE CAUGHT |
1 |
May 27, 1954 |
WESTSIDE VANDALS SOUGHT BY POLICE |
5 |
May 27, 1954 |
SCOTT, JESSIE W |
5 |
May 27, 1954 |
SECOND BRIDGE ASSOCIATION "STOOD UP" BY MAYOR |
1 |
May 27, 1954 |
STREET LIGHTS TURNED DOWN FOR ROSE HILL |
5 |
May 27, 1954 |
'BLUE MONDAY' IN DISTRICT BRING PHONE CALLS TO COMMISSIONER-ELECT |
9 |
May 27, 1954 |
MARILYN DAWSON, ROBERT COOLEY |
12 |
June 3, 1954 |
MR AND MRS VICTOR BURNS RELIVE WEDDING DAY 25 YEARS AGO |
2 |
June 3, 1954 |
BUILDING TOTALS INCREASE IN MAY |
1 |
June 3, 1954 |
SPUDNUT SHOP WILL OPEN TODAY |
1 |
June 3, 1954 |
DR NELSON IN HEARING SET JUNE 14 |
1 |
June 3, 1954 |
GRADUATES WILL BID FAREWELL IN JUNE 9 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES |
1 |
June 3, 1954 |
LEGION AUXILIARY PRESENTS FLAG TO HIGH SCHOOL; AWARDS GIVEN |
9 |
June 3, 1954 |
SANDAHL, JENNIE |
13 |
June 3, 1954 |
TRAFFIC SPEED-UP STUDIED BY CITY |
1 |
June 3, 1954 |
CITY PHONES GET VANDYKE PREFIX AFTER OCTOBER 3 |
1 |
June 3, 1954 |
TELEPHONE RATES, PUBLIC HEARINGS STUDIED BY C OF C |
1 |
June 3, 1954 |
LORA MORSE, LT WILBUR PHILLIPS |
10 |
June 3, 1954 |
MARILYN DAWSON, ROBERT COOLEY |
10 |
June 3, 1954 |
MERLE PROULX, KAMES HATHAWAY |
10 |
June 3, 1954 |
THURSA HULL, CHRIS ORMBERG |
10 |
June 10, 1954 |
DR. MCKIBBEN, PHYSICIAN 50 YEARS, TO BE HONORED |
1 |
June 10, 1954 |
WATCH PROGRESS PHOTOS OF JOURNAL BUILDING) |
11 |
June 10, 1954 |
STEWART HEIGHTS STUDENTS TRANSFORM PROJECT UNIT INTO COLLEGE |
5 |
June 10, 1954 |
BUILDING PLANS MADE BY CLYDE HILL CHURCH |
14 |
June 10, 1954 |
THREE CONGREGATIONS HAVE FINE NEW CHURCH BUILDINGS (PHOTOS) |
14 |
June 10, 1954 |
COUNCIL STUDIES VAUX CONTENTION |
6 |
June 10, 1954 |
BARBAR FISHER, REX KENNEDY |
12 |
June 10, 1954 |
ONE WILL BE THE QUEEN (PHOTO) |
7 |
June 10, 1954 |
SPECIAL MEETING OF JUANITA WATER DISTRICT JUNE 15 |
1 |
June 10, 1954 |
DOCTORS, DENTISTS PROPOSE MODERN MEDICAL BUILDING |
1 |
June 10, 1954 |
IVOR NICHOLAS, TRIBE UPSET OVER LOSS OF TOTEM POLE STOLEN SATURDAY |
2 |
June 10, 1954 |
BAY, C B |
2 |
June 10, 1954 |
JOY, HERBERT |
2 |
June 10, 1954 |
KIRKLAND CLEANEST CITY, DECLARES GLOBE-GIRDLING SWEDISH NEWSMAN |
1 |
June 10, 1954 |
LELAND DISCUSSES ACQUISITION OF PROJECT FOR PARK WITH PHA HEAD |
2 |
June 10, 1954 |
GREYHOUND ADDS 15 NEW COMMUTER BUSES |
6 |
June 10, 1954 |
LAKE ST TRAFFIC STUDY WILL BEGIN HERE NEXT WEEK |
1 |
June 10, 1954 |
BARBARA ROSE SCHILLAR, PVT MICHAEL CONNACHER |
12 |
June 10, 1954 |
DOROTHY RUDD, JACK JOVANAVICH |
12 |
June 17, 1954 |
JOHNNIE'S MOBIL SERVICE - GRAND OPENING |
8 |
June 17, 1954 |
E W CASE, CHAMBER COMMERCE SECRETARY, HONORED AS 50-YEAR GRADUATE |
1 |
June 17, 1954 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE'S SON TO RECEIVE AWARD (BIRNBAUM, EMIL) |
1 |
June 17, 1954 |
HANDICAPPED YOUNGSTERS MAY BE TAUGHT IN OLD ROSE HILL SCHOOL |
13 |
June 17, 1954 |
CITY HEADS, C C TO DISCUSS USE FOR PROJECT A |
1 |
June 17, 1954 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTION OPPOSING DISPOSITION OF B-PROJ |
5 |
June 17, 1954 |
PROPERTY HERE IN CHANGE OF HANDS |
1 |
June 17, 1954 |
INEXCUSABLE EXCUSES FOR COMMUNISM (EDITORIAL) |
2 |
June 17, 1954 |
GALA NIGHT FOR GRADUATES (PHOTOS) |
7 |
June 17, 1954 |
THESE YOUNGSTERS MAKE UP LAST CLASSES TO ATTEND ROSE HILL SCHOOL |
13 |
June 17, 1954 |
BARBARA FISHER, REX KENNEDY |
17 |
June 17, 1954 |
DUD BROWN, NEW WATER COMMISSIONER, OBJECTS TO HIRING PREDECESSOR |
1 |
June 17, 1954 |
HIGH SCHOOL BEER, WHISKEY BUST BROKEN UP BY HOUGHTON OFFICERS |
1 |
June 17, 1954 |
POLICE ARREST SIX YOUNGSTERS FOR STEWART HEIGHTS WINDOW BREAKING |
1 |
June 17, 1954 |
NEW BOOKS, MANY NON-FICTION, NOW AVAILABLE AT CITY'S FINE LIBRARY |
9 |
June 17, 1954 |
CURTIS, MARGARET WILSON |
7 |
June 17, 1954 |
OGDEN, LULA |
15 |
June 17, 1954 |
LAKE STREET TRAFFIC FLOW RECORDED BY SPECIAL POLICE DETAIL THIS W |
1 |
June 17, 1954 |
CARIL FAYE WINKLE, EDWIN E CRAWFORD |
17 |
June 17, 1954 |
LOIS ELAINE RIFE, LESLIE DALIS OSBORNE |
17 |
June 17, 1954 |
PAT GREEN, CHARLES WALLACE |
16 |
June 24, 1954 |
MR-MRS KEINHOLZ CELEBRATE 60TH YEAR |
12 |
June 24, 1954 |
DOUGLASS NAMED BANK DIRECTOR |
9 |
June 24, 1954 |
30 YEARS OF POST OFFICE CLERKING BEHIND HER, CORA HOWLAND RETIRING |
12 |
June 24, 1954 |
BIG-HEARTED COMMUNITY HONORS SURPRISED DOCTOR (MCKIBBEN, DR E C) |
1 |
June 24, 1954 |
KIRKLAND'S MR FIXIT ONCE CITED IN RIPLEY'S (HUCKEBA, JOHN) |
9 |
June 24, 1954 |
CITY CLEARS WAY FOR $200,000 MEDICAL CENTER |
1 |
June 24, 1954 |
COUNCIL TO DECIDE PROJECT A FATE ON MONDAY NIGHT |
1 |
June 24, 1954 |
MEN'S WEAR SHOP WILL OPEN HERE |
6 |
June 24, 1954 |
CITY CONSTRUCTS WAR MEMORIAL |
12 |
June 24, 1954 |
WATERFRONT STUDY PLANNED BY C OF C |
2 |
June 24, 1954 |
CANCER CAMPAIGN HERE NETS OVER $1000 |
1 |
June 24, 1954 |
THEATER OPERATOR ASKED TO DISCUSS OPENING WITH C C |
5 |
June 24, 1954 |
14 DRILL TEAMS WILL MARCH IN ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL PARADE |
1 |
June 24, 1954 |
FIRE INSURANCE BIDS CONSIDERED |
1 |
June 24, 1954 |
KIRKLAND AND HOUGHTON CITY OFFICIALS (PHOTO) |
11 |
June 24, 1954 |
LAWYERS' DELAY HOLDS UP FINAL HOUGHTON DECISION |
5 |
June 24, 1954 |
POLICE CHARGED WITH MISCONDUCT |
1 |
June 24, 1954 |
CITY CLEARS WAY FOR $200,000 MEDICAL CENTER |
1 |
June 24, 1954 |
KIRKLAND'S GUARD BATTERY IN RECORD PERFORMANCE |
9 |
June 24, 1954 |
BREWER, TRELLA MAE |
12 |
June 24, 1954 |
BREWER, TRELLA MAY |
18 |
June 24, 1954 |
CAIN, CARL |
6 |
June 24, 1954 |
CAIN, CARL ROBERT |
18 |
June 24, 1954 |
GRAY, MINNIE |
18 |
June 24, 1954 |
LORD, HARVEY E |
18 |
June 24, 1954 |
ORESKOVICH, HAZEL |
11 |
June 24, 1954 |
ORESKOVICH, HAZEL |
18 |
June 24, 1954 |
WHIPP, MARTIN R |
18 |
June 24, 1954 |
DIVISION OF 45TH DISTRICT SOUGHT ON NEW PETITION BEING CIRCULATED |
11 |
June 24, 1954 |
WATER ELECTION INTEREST HIGH |
1 |
June 24, 1954 |
30 YEARS OF POST OFFICE CLERKING BEHIND HER, CORA HOWLAND RETIRING |
12 |
June 24, 1954 |
CITY CONSTRUCTS WAR MEMORIAL |
12 |
June 24, 1954 |
DOROTHY RUDD, JACK JOVANOVICH |
12 |
June 24, 1954 |
HAZEL FREEBORN, LOUIS JOHNSON |
12 |
June 24, 1954 |
JANET IRENE HEI, DICK DECKER |
12 |
June 24, 1954 |
SHIRLEY JOHNSON, RICHARD CONDO |
12 |
July 1, 1954 |
MR AND MRS MICHAEL KIENHOLZ HONORED AT 60-YEAR CELEBRATION |
2 |
July 1, 1954 |
PROGRESS REPORT (PHOTO OF JOURNAL BUILDING) |
10 |
July 1, 1954 |
COUNCIL VOTES OFF-SITE SALE OF PROJECT A |
2 |
July 1, 1954 |
PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY RAISES RENTS FOR RESIDENTS OF LOCAL PROJ |
9 |
July 1, 1954 |
STORES PROTEST PARKING CLOSURE |
7 |
July 1, 1954 |
THEATER OPENING ANSWER IS DUE |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
BILL COLE LEAVING FOR STADIUM HS |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
STATE AID ON NEW PROJECTS REQUESTED BY SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
BARBARA ADRIENNE WATTERS, SAMUEL LEO COLVIN |
12 |
July 1, 1954 |
CAROL HAYCOX, ROBERT DUNN |
12 |
July 1, 1954 |
THEATER OPENING ANSWER IS DUE |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
STRAWBERRIES BIG ATTRACTION HERE (PHOTOS) |
7 |
July 1, 1954 |
CITY MAY SAVE #3052 PREMIUM |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
FIREWORKS CONFUSION CAUSED BY ANCIENT KIRKLAND ORDINANCES |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
FIREWORKS CONFUSION CAUSED BY ANCIENT KIRKLAND ORDINANCES |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
HUNTER, GENE |
10 |
July 1, 1954 |
LELAND TO HEAD VALLEY CITIES |
10 |
July 1, 1954 |
MORE NEW NAMES ADDED TO LIST IN 46TH DISTRICT |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
OLD SWIMMIN' HOLE - AQUATIC LESSONS (PHOTOS) |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
VICAR WILL BEGIN DUTIES ON SUNDAY (FORBES, REV CHARLES A) |
14 |
July 1, 1954 |
ROSE HILL WATER ANNEXATION LOSES |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
MIJADA, 32-FOOT 'BACKYARD BOAT', IS SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED SATURDAY |
6 |
July 1, 1954 |
HIGHWAY FUNDS DIVERTED FROM RENTON TO KIRKLAND |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
USING BRIDGE PONTOONS FOR RUNWAYS SUGGESTED |
1 |
July 1, 1954 |
LYNDA REED, LANE DREHER |
14 |
July 8, 1954 |
DREAM IS REALIZED; JOHN GUNDERSON MANAGES FISH HATCHERY, TROUT LA |
9 |
July 8, 1954 |
KIRKLAND LAD SETS NEW SPEED MARK IN DRAG RACE (MARSHALL, CLARK) |
5 |
July 8, 1954 |
OPEN HORSE SHOW SET JULY 10-11 |
1 |
July 8, 1954 |
POLL SHOWS PROJECT RESIDENTS OPPOSE OFF-SITE SALE |
1 |
July 8, 1954 |
FAMILIAR RED & WHITE GROCERY ENDS 40-YEAR OPERATIONS AS ELWOODS R |
1 |
July 8, 1954 |
GODFREY, HOPPER MENTOR, RESIGNS |
2 |
July 8, 1954 |
CIRCLE DATES JULY 30 & 31; WATER CARNIVAL IS COMING! |
1 |
July 8, 1954 |
3-HOUR 'SPURT' TEST GIVEN NEW FIRE TRUCK AT HOUGHTON |
2 |
July 8, 1954 |
NEW FIRE TRUCK TESTED (PHOTO) |
6 |
July 8, 1954 |
ARNTSEN, JULIA JORGINE |
8 |
July 8, 1954 |
CONOVER, BYRNES |
1 |
July 8, 1954 |
FRIGARD, SAMUEL O |
8 |
July 8, 1954 |
HOWARD, GERTRUDE SARAH |
8 |
July 8, 1954 |
HULL, MICHAEL ALLEN |
8 |
July 8, 1954 |
LEE, GEORGE A |
8 |
July 8, 1954 |
RIPPLINGER, MARY ALICE |
8 |
July 8, 1954 |
STOCKWELL, LOWRIE RICHARD |
8 |
July 8, 1954 |
THOMPSON, WILLIAM |
2 |
July 8, 1954 |
THOMPSON, WILLIAM H |
8 |
July 8, 1954 |
WESTERMAN, ARTHUR H |
8 |
July 8, 1954 |
YOTHERS SEEKING JUDICIARY POST |
2 |
July 8, 1954 |
STATE BABE RUTH LEAGUE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS SLATED FOR KIRKLAND |
1 |
July 8, 1954 |
LOCAL MINISTER IS ORDAINED HERE (HENDRICKSON, REV GRANT) |
12 |
July 8, 1954 |
TIME AND PLACE OF WATER DISTRICT MEETING ALTERED BY COMMISSIONERS |
6 |
July 8, 1954 |
STRAW HATS APPEAR IN VICINITY DESPITE ANTICS OF JUNE WEATHER |
6 |
July 8, 1954 |
HELEN FARR, JAMES VAUX |
11 |
July 8, 1954 |
MARY JANE TANSKA, VAUGHN MERRITT |
10 |
July 15, 1954 |
GOLDEN WEDDING HONORS JULY 17 (JENSEN, ANDREW) |
7 |
July 15, 1954 |
COTTAGE LAKE MAN HAS UNIQUE HOBBY (CUNNINGHAM, R L) |
7 |
July 15, 1954 |
LIFE NEVER DULL FOR DICK NYQUIST, SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKING METER |
6 |
July 15, 1954 |
O E 'BLONDIE' NORDSTROM HAS SHARE OF MANY MEMORIES OF KIRKLAND'S |
9 |
July 15, 1954 |
PLANNING COMMISSION IN VIRTUAL AGREEMENT ON DISPOSITION OF PROJECT |
2 |
July 15, 1954 |
ONE LOVELY TO REIGN OVER WATER CARNIVAL |
1 |
July 15, 1954 |
CITY'S FINANCIAL PICTURE IS GOOD |
1 |
July 15, 1954 |
ELWOOD'S GROCERY (OLD PHOTO) |
11 |
July 15, 1954 |
MRS JOHN BRATT ON LIBRARY BOARD |
1 |
July 15, 1954 |
US ARMY ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTING GUIDED MISSILE BASE ON UNION HILL |
7 |
July 15, 1954 |
LONGFELLOW, ALICE M |
1 |
July 15, 1954 |
WILKINS, ELIZA |
7 |
July 15, 1954 |
'DRIVE-IN' CHURCH FILM-SERMON SUNDAY |
9 |
July 15, 1954 |
CITY WILL ASK STATE TO RESURFACE MARKET STREET |
1 |
July 15, 1954 |
PLANS FOR CURBING TRAFFIC BOTTLENECK GIVEN COUNCIL |
1 |
July 15, 1954 |
STATE ROAD LINES NEARLY REPAINTED |
6 |
July 15, 1954 |
TRAFFIC CONTROLS URGED AT MARKET, CENTRAL WAY |
9 |
July 15, 1954 |
DISPOSAL CO ASKS ALTERATIONS IN GARBAGE RATES |
1 |
July 22, 1954 |
NEW SCHOOL SITE (PHOTO OF ROSE HILL ELEMENTARY) |
7 |
July 22, 1954 |
OFFICIALS VISIT NEW SCHOOL SITE |
7 |
July 22, 1954 |
COUNCIL CONSIDERS FEE ADOPTION AFTER LAKEFRONT HOUSE MOVING |
1 |
July 22, 1954 |
CAROL ROSE SEFTON, DONALD C HANSON |
12 |
July 22, 1954 |
WATER CARNIVAL BRINGING MIGHTY SLO-MO'S, 'COPTER |
1 |
July 22, 1954 |
LIBRARIAN REPORTS MANY PATRONS; SUMMER READING PROGRAM STILL ON |
7 |
July 22, 1954 |
BUCK, ALFRED JOHN |
1 |
July 22, 1954 |
EASTMAN, MARGARET ALICE |
7 |
July 22, 1954 |
SHANE, ROY A |
7 |
July 22, 1954 |
BYRON BAGGALEY, KIRKLAND, SEEKS 46TH DISTRICT STATE LEGISLATIVE P |
9 |
July 22, 1954 |
JOHNSON OUT, OLSON IN, ON COMMISSION |
1 |
July 22, 1954 |
STATE BABE RUTH LEAGUE TEAMS OPEN TOURNAMENT HERE THURSDAY, JULY 9 |
1 |
July 22, 1954 |
GARBAGE RULING DUE AFTER MANY VIOLATIONS HERE |
1 |
July 22, 1954 |
NEW SUBSTATION HERE NEARS COMPLETION (PHOTO) |
14 |
July 22, 1954 |
TELEPHONE OFFICE HANDLES 5000 LONG DISTANCE PHONE CALLS DAILY |
9 |
July 22, 1954 |
WEST COAST PEOPLE ADVISE ON NEW PREFIXES DUE HERE ON OCTOBER 3RD |
1 |
July 22, 1954 |
AUDA RAE KELLER, EUGENE STEWART PETERSON |
12 |
July 22, 1954 |
RHONDA GILLETTE, CLOYCE RAY |
13 |
July 22, 1954 |
SHIRLEY WILLIAMS, MARVIN SCOTSVOLD |
12 |
July 29, 1954 |
ANDREW JENSENS' GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED JULY 17 |
1 |
July 29, 1954 |
REOPENING DATE SET FOR GATEWAY |
1 |
July 29, 1954 |
SCHOOL DIRECTORS HIRE INSTRUCTORS |
2 |
July 29, 1954 |
ANCHORS AWEIGH ON WATER CARNIVAL FUN TOMORROW |
1 |
July 29, 1954 |
STAKEOUT RESULTS IN BOY'S ARREST |
1 |
July 29, 1954 |
JAMES, AMOS |
8 |
July 29, 1954 |
MATSON, SAMUEL |
12 |
July 29, 1954 |
MCDONALD, FRANK J |
2 |
July 29, 1954 |
STORGAARD, EDWARD |
5 |
July 29, 1954 |
LEO PADEN SEEKS LEGISLATIVE JOB |
9 |
July 29, 1954 |
NAVY REJECTS SAND POINT |
1 |
July 29, 1954 |
LAPRIEL ARMFIELD, RONALD BARNES |
10 |
July 29, 1954 |
MARGARET NICHOLS, KEITH CHAPMAN |
11 |
August 5, 1954 |
BANK HERE SHOWS ASSETS OF $907,002 |
2 |
August 5, 1954 |
BIG TOP AND SAWDUST RING ATTRACTS CIRCUS LOVER (MCDONALD, CHARLES |
1 |
August 5, 1954 |
OUR TOWN (LUNDVALL, RALPH A) |
2 |
August 5, 1954 |
NEW BATHHOUSE (PHOTO OF HOUGHTON BEACH BATHHOUSE) |
14 |
August 5, 1954 |
TRAVEL AGENT FRED CHAMBERLIN GETS HAPPY WANDERERS OFF TO A GOOD S |
11 |
August 5, 1954 |
REGISTRATION REACHES 100 FOR PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN |
1 |
August 5, 1954 |
MISS PATRICIA LEE, MR RICHARD SHINSTROM |
7 |
August 5, 1954 |
KIRKLAND WATER CARNIVAL PHOTOS |
6 |
August 5, 1954 |
KIWANIS CLUB ANNOUNCES WINNERS IN MANY WATER CARNIVAL COMPETITION |
6 |
August 5, 1954 |
COUNCIL REMOVES ADMISSION TAX |
1 |
August 5, 1954 |
NEW FIRE TRUCK ARRIVES (PHOTO) |
9 |
August 5, 1954 |
PET SKUNK OBJECT OF HOUGHTON HUNT |
1 |
August 5, 1954 |
TEMPERS FLARE AT JUANITA WATER MEET |
1 |
August 5, 1954 |
NEW BATHHOUSE (PHOTO OF HOUGHTON BEACH BATHHOUSE) |
14 |
August 5, 1954 |
ORDINANCE READ FOR WATERFRONT MOVING CHARGES |
1 |
August 5, 1954 |
BUSH, JO ANNE |
1 |
August 5, 1954 |
MATTHEWS, MERRILL |
7 |
August 5, 1954 |
MILLER, JOHN C |
16 |
August 5, 1954 |
A DAY AT JUANITA GOLF COURSE WITH JO ANNE GUNDERSON, 1954 CHAMP |
4 |
August 5, 1954 |
SECOND BRIDGE SEEN IN 1957; EVERGREEN ROUTE SET |
1 |
August 5, 1954 |
SUPREME COURT GRANTS PROPERTY OWNER NEW TRIAL IN 2A HIGHWAY DISPUTE |
9 |
August 5, 1954 |
TEMPERS FLARE AT JUANITA WATER MEET |
1 |
August 5, 1954 |
BARBARA STEEHLER, LEON W CONNER |
10 |
August 5, 1954 |
MARILYN VANCLEVE, ERNIE WHITCOMB |
10 |
August 12, 1954 |
ELMER SOLVANG COLORFUL PROPRIETOR OF ... KIRKLAND SAW SHOP |
10 |
August 12, 1954 |
LUCKIEST KID IN KIRKLAND; HE'S WAYNE JATON, ENROUTE TO CAPITAL |
1 |
August 12, 1954 |
OUR TOWN (BELL, PAUL ASHTON) |
2 |
August 12, 1954 |
TIMBERS LISTS SUMMER REPAIRS MADE ON SCHOOL DISTRICT'S BUILDINGS |
9 |
August 12, 1954 |
COLORED LIGHTS SUGGESTED FOR YULE DECORATION |
13 |
August 12, 1954 |
ANNEXATION CASE WILL GO BEFORE SUPREME COURT |
1 |
August 12, 1954 |
DON'T FORGET BRIDGE SPEARHEADS |
2 |
August 12, 1954 |
NEW LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL TEACHERS NAMED (PHOTOS) |
13 |
August 12, 1954 |
BARBARA ANN MUSGROVE, ARLEN W ANDERSON |
14 |
August 12, 1954 |
LOCAL CARNIVAL CLOSED AFTER BRIEF STAND BY MAYOR'S ORDER |
1 |
August 12, 1954 |
COUNTY DEEDS HOUGHTON PARK |
13 |
August 12, 1954 |
CHURCH MEMBERS POLISH ST JOHN'S |
6 |
August 12, 1954 |
4-LANE, STRAIGHT HIGHWAY FROM HOUGHTON CONSIDERED |
1 |
August 12, 1954 |
WEST COAST FILES FOR RATE INCREASE TO COVER EXTENDED SERVICE |
1 |
August 12, 1954 |
CAROL CONLEY, LARRY TRENT |
6 |
August 12, 1954 |
JANIS RUDD, CHUCK COLMAN |
14 |
August 12, 1954 |
SHEILA LOUISE MCKAY, ROBERT E ELVES |
14 |
August 19, 1954 |
CANNING JOB FOR THE GOOSE WILL RESULT IN APPLE SAUCE FOR THE GANDER |
1 |
August 19, 1954 |
'OUTSIZED GLADS' GROWN HERE |
11 |
August 19, 1954 |
MR AND MRS ROY COLLINS HONORED AT 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY PARTY |
10 |
August 19, 1954 |
OUR TOWN (GREETAN, WALLACE J) |
6 |
August 19, 1954 |
GATEWAY TO HAVE CINEMASCOPE, THEATRE RE-OPENING NEXT MONTH |
6 |
August 19, 1954 |
KIRKLAND CHAMBER MAY QUESTION NEW PHONE RATES |
1 |
August 19, 1954 |
KID GOLFERS GET GOOD BREAK AT JUANITA |
5 |
August 19, 1954 |
NEED LARGER LOTS, PLANNING GROUP DECLARES TUESDAY |
1 |
August 19, 1954 |
CITY PAYING OLD STATE TAX ON CENTER "UNDER PROTEST" |
1 |
August 19, 1954 |
JUANITA CITIZENS GROUP WILL GET REPORT ON SUIT |
9 |
August 19, 1954 |
BLAU, ELIZABETH |
2 |
August 19, 1954 |
COMBAT, CLARE (KIRKLAND TEACHER DIES AFTER CLIMBING ACCIDENT) |
1 |
August 19, 1954 |
KIRKLAND 32ND IN POPULATION |
1 |
August 19, 1954 |
CLEAN WATER DUE AS TROUBLE IS LOCATED |
6 |
August 19, 1954 |
KIRKLAND CHAMBER MAY QUESTION NEW PHONE RATES |
1 |
August 19, 1954 |
MARILYN TIMMERMAN, WILLIS 'ANDY' JOHNSON |
10 |
August 25, 1954 |
JOANNE ROSE HABERZETLE, DONALD C VANDYKE |
3 |
August 25, 1954 |
JUNIOR PATROL ENLARGING FORCE; 15 NEW MEMBERS FOR UNIT SOUGHT |
7 |
August 26, 1954 |
LAKE SHORE APPLIANCE CENTER - GRAND OPENING |
11 |
August 26, 1954 |
MAURICE RAYMOND FOR CONGRESS |
15 |
August 26, 1954 |
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO - GRAND OPENING] |
11 |
August 26, 1954 |
REV WARNECKS 25 YRS IN MINISTRY, 25 YRS IN MARRIAGE |
8 |
August 26, 1954 |
SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS .. COLLECTED BY HOUSEWIFE (MCINNIS, MRS) |
10 |
August 26, 1954 |
TONY CHICKETTI'S RARE PHILOSOPHY: "GIVE AND YOU WILL RECEIVE MUCH |
11 |
August 26, 1954 |
JOHN, MARY BRYANT PURCHASE STORE HERE (LAKE SHORE APPLIANCE CENTER) |
6 |
August 26, 1954 |
NEW DRAPERY SHOP OPENS IN MERCANTILE |
2 |
August 26, 1954 |
WESTERN AUTO TO OPEN FRIDAY |
6 |
August 26, 1954 |
CHAMBER URGES REACTION OF TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS |
1 |
August 26, 1954 |
LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH FUTURE FARMER CHAPTER ONE OF BEST IN STATE |
11 |
August 26, 1954 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT ANNUAL PAYROLL OVER $1,000,000 |
13 |
August 26, 1954 |
SCHOOL ADOPTS ENROLLMENT PLAN |
9 |
August 26, 1954 |
SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS NEW POLICY O FIRST GRADE ENTRY |
1 |
August 26, 1954 |
BJORNLIE, TILDE |
15 |
August 26, 1954 |
PAANANEN, MATT |
2 |
August 26, 1954 |
PIERCE, ARCHIE |
9 |
August 26, 1954 |
SCHOEN, MRS F R |
6 |
August 26, 1954 |
SIX ST JOHN'S PASTORS WILL BE IN SPECIAL RITES |
1 |
August 26, 1954 |
LAKE STREET TRAFFIC PLAN APPROVED |
1 |
August 26, 1954 |
CHAMBER URGES REACTION OF TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS |
1 |
August 26, 1954 |
ANITA WATSON, WILLIAM DAY |
14 |
August 26, 1954 |
BARBARA WATTERS, SAM COLVIN |
15 |
August 26, 1954 |
MARY LARSON, MANUEL BRAGA |
14 |
September 2,
1954 |
AL LELAND FOR REPRESENTATIVE |
9 |
September 2,
1954 |
CONGRATULATIONS ST JOHN'S (PHOTO OF NEW INTERIOR) |
6 |
September 2,
1954 |
HARRY HENSON FOR CONGRESS |
2 |
September 2,
1954 |
RICHARD B OTT FOR STATE SUPREME COURT |
12 |
September 2,
1954 |
ROBERT A YOUTHERS FOR JUDGE |
4 |
September 2,
1954 |
VERNON A SMITH FOR REPRESENTATIVE |
5 |
September 2,
1954 |
GEORGE BIANCHI WILL BE MISSED HERE |
1 |
September 2,
1954 |
OUR TOWN (KNUTSON, I N (BUD)) |
10 |
September 2,
1954 |
RT REV STEPHEN BAYNE OFFICIATING IN DEDICATION OF ST JOHN'S CHURCH |
1 |
September 2,
1954 |
JUANITA CITIZENS GROUP DEMANDS CHANGE IN WATER DISTRICT SET-UP |
5 |
September 2,
1954 |
HOVIND, MRS H |
1 |
September 2,
1954 |
MOORE, DONALD LEE |
11 |
September 2,
1954 |
O'CONNER, HENRY |
12 |
September 2,
1954 |
CLOSE RACE IS PREDICTED IN 46TH DISTRICT |
1 |
September 2,
1954 |
MAP SHOWS BOUNDARIES OF NEW ROSE HILL SCHOOL |
6 |
September 2,
1954 |
PUBLIC REACTION SOUGHT ON NEW TELEPHONE RATES |
1 |
September 2,
1954 |
CAROL PINNEY, JOHN REPOSA |
12 |
September 2,
1954 |
MARY FOX, WILLIAM JONES |
12 |
September 2,
1954 |
PATTY WOOD, CHARLES HANSEN |
12 |
September 9,
1954 |
CLAUDE D WEBSTER FOR REPRESENTATIVE |
5 |
September 9,
1954 |
MRS VINCENT F JONES FOR REPRESENTATIVE |
7 |
September 9,
1954 |
THOR TOLLEFSON FOR CONGRESS |
2 |
September 9,
1954 |
ANNA SALA'S FUCHSIAS WIN PRIZES BUT IRIS ARE STILL HER FIRST LOVE |
2 |
September 9,
1954 |
AFTER 25 YEARS IN REXALL FOUNTAIN HELEN IRELAN IS TOSSIN' IN TOWEL |
1 |
September 9,
1954 |
ANNA SALA'S FUCHSIAS WIN PRIZES BUT IRIS ARE STILL HER FIRST LOVE |
2 |
September 9,
1954 |
J S 'JUDGE' COX ENDS NAVY CAREER |
9 |
September 9,
1954 |
OUR TOWN (DOERSCHLAG, BILL) |
8 |
September 9,
1954 |
PUBLIC SERVANTS (CROW, HARRY) |
10 |
September 9,
1954 |
STEWART HEIGHTS UNITS ARE MOVED |
6 |
September 9,
1954 |
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE COMMENTS ERRATIC |
10 |
September 9,
1954 |
FIRST DAY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT 3,992; INCREASE OF 180 |
1 |
September 9,
1954 |
NEW, UNUSUAL CLASSES NOW IN 1954 LW ADULT SCHEDULE |
7 |
September 9,
1954 |
CURTAIN GOING UP AT GATEWAY TUESDAY NIGHT |
5 |
September 9,
1954 |
PETITION MAY END JUANITA'S WATER DISTRICT TROUBLES |
1 |
September 9,
1954 |
CHARGE FOUR WITH LOOTING $1000 WORTH OF FROZEN CHICKENS |
1 |
September 9,
1954 |
LITTLE OPPOSITION VOICED TO PHONE RATE INCREASES |
1 |
September 9,
1954 |
PETITION MAY END JUANITA'S WATER DISTRICT TROUBLES |
1 |
September 9,
1954 |
MARIE L RAMQUIST, PAUL A DEWHIRST |
12 |
September 9,
1954 |
MYRNA STAPLETON, WILLIAM LITTLE |
12 |
September 16,
1954 |
400 TROPICAL FISH AND HOUSE FULL OF ANTIQUES KEEP MRS ABEL BUSY |
2 |
September 16,
1954 |
WARD CHAPEL TO BE DEDICATED |
5 |
September 16,
1954 |
ARCHITECTS OPEN KIRKLAND OFFICES (RUSHMORE-WOODMAN & ASSOCIATES) |
4 |
September 16,
1954 |
THEATER FANS BACK AT GATEWAY AFTER YEAR'S ABSENCE DUE TO TAX |
5 |
September 16,
1954 |
NEW SCHOOL FILLED AS ENROLLMENT TOPS 4000 MARK |
1 |
September 16,
1954 |
LEAH RUE BROWN, BUDD HITCHCOCK |
5 |
September 16,
1954 |
KIRKLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT MAINTAINS YEAR-ROUND VIGIL |
9 |
September 16,
1954 |
COUNCIL TIGHTENS CITY PURSE STRINGS FOR 1955 |
1 |
September 16,
1954 |
BUILDING GOOD DESPITE STRIKE |
6 |
September 16,
1954 |
JOURNAL RATED FIRST AMONG LARGER WEEKLIES OF STATE |
1 |
September 16,
1954 |
STATE CHECKING CREWS IN JUANITA |
1 |
September 16,
1954 |
CITY DADS REFUSE TO HEDGE; WRITE NEW FENCE ORDINANCE |
1 |
September 16,
1954 |
BUTTERA, MRS J V |
5 |
September 16,
1954 |
MOE, JOSEPHINE LOUISE |
5 |
September 16,
1954 |
BAGGALEY, LELAND LAGGING IN LEGISLATIVE CONTEST |
1 |
September 16,
1954 |
BOTTLENECK SETTLED ON 2A HIGHWAY |
2 |
September 16,
1954 |
STATE CHECKING CREWS IN JUANITA |
1 |
September 23,
1954 |
KIMBALL'S - GOING OUT OF BUSINESS |
10 |
September 23,
1954 |
CHECKER CHAMP OF ROSE HILL ONCE FACED FOOTLIGHTS ... (FLOWER, AL) |
5 |
September 23,
1954 |
OUR TOWN (OMESTAD, TAROLD (TERRY)) |
2 |
September 23,
1954 |
ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB SELLS CLUBHOUSE TO VFW ORGANIZATION |
1 |
September 23,
1954 |
PUBLIC SUPPORT SOUGHT FOR KIRKLAND'S NEW $75000 LIBRARY BUILDING |
1 |
September 23,
1954 |
AT GRAND REOPENING OF KIRKLAND'S GATEWAY (PHOTOS) |
6 |
September 23,
1954 |
LOT SALE MAY AFFECT C.C. PARKING RENTAL |
7 |
September 23,
1954 |
KICKOFF MEETING FOR UGN SLATED FOR MONDAY AT CENTER |
1 |
September 23,
1954 |
SCHOOL BUS SETUP UNDERGOES TRANSPORT EXPERT'S SCRUTINY |
1 |
September 23,
1954 |
CREW CLEANS GUTTERS ON MARKET STREET |
2 |
September 23,
1954 |
LESS STATE HELP DROPS HOUGHTON BUDGET TO $37,244 |
7 |
September 23,
1954 |
HIT-RUN DRIVER THREATENS POLICE OFFICERS WITH GUN |
1 |
September 23,
1954 |
POLICE CLOSING IN ON GATEWAY THEATRE SEAT SLASHERS |
1 |
September 23,
1954 |
ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB SELLS CLUBHOUSE TO VFW ORGANIZATION |
1 |
September 23,
1954 |
OLD FERRY PILING CALLED 'HAZARD' |
7 |
September 23,
1954 |
US ENGINEERS CALL FOR HEARING ON NEW LAKE SPAN (MAP OF BRIDGE) |
13 |
September 23,
1954 |
TELEPHONE POLL - RATES DISCUSSED BY SUBSCRIBERS |
5 |
September 30,
1954 |
VORIS, EDWIN |
6 |
October 14,
1954 |
JOHN MCCUTCHEON FOR CONGRESS |
5 |
October 14,
1954 |
50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED (MATHEWSON, RAY AND CHARLOTTE) |
12 |
October 14,
1954 |
S W CLINES GIVEN ANNIVERSARY PARTY |
12 |
October 14,
1954 |
OUR TOWN (REYNOLDS, CLEM) |
10 |
October 14,
1954 |
LACK OF WATER, MANPOWER, CITED IN HOUGHTON BLAZE |
1 |
October 14,
1954 |
ENTRANCE SIGNS DESIGN STUDIED |
1 |
October 14,
1954 |
ALL SORTS OF GOOD NEWS FOR AREA |
10 |
October 14,
1954 |
KIRKLAND WATERFRONT TOPIC OF MAGAZINE PICTURE STORY |
1 |
October 14,
1954 |
LW ADULT CLASSES HAVE CAPACITY ENROLLMENT; 664 NOW AT 43 CLASSES |
7 |
October 14,
1954 |
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - COMPLAINTS ABOUT RATS |
2 |
October 14,
1954 |
TURNING BACK THE CLOCK (1926 PHOTO OF PURITY MARKET) |
7 |
October 14,
1954 |
JUANITA TAVERN SAFE CONTAINING $1,300 HIJACKED |
1 |
October 14,
1954 |
OPERATING BINGO BOARDS WITHOUT LICENSE COSTLY |
1 |
October 14,
1954 |
BROOKS, ANNABELLE (KIRKLAND PIONEER) |
6 |
October 14,
1954 |
CONOVER, MAMIE |
11 |
October 14,
1954 |
LOE, ANDREW |
1 |
October 14,
1954 |
MCKENNY, W H |
11 |
October 14,
1954 |
PALLOTT, URBANE D |
9 |
October 14,
1954 |
COUNTY BOND ISSUE FINDING FAVOR WITH KIRKLAND, OUTLYING GROUPS |
9 |
October 14,
1954 |
LIVING WAR MEMORIAL DEDICATED (PHOTO) |
4 |
October 14,
1954 |
BARBARA MUSGROVE, ARLEN ANDERSON |
12 |
October 14,
1954 |
MARGARET ELIZABETH SNOW AND ARMAND LEE ARMFIELD |
12 |
October 14,
1954 |
ROSE MARY HINTON AND JACK MONROE |
12 |
October 21,
1954 |
KIMBALL'S - GOING OUT OF BUSINESS |
6 |
October 21,
1954 |
M J 'BUD' WEBBER FOR PORT COMMISSIONER |
5 |
October 21,
1954 |
REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF KIRKLAND |
9 |
October 21,
1954 |
STATEMENT OF CONDITION - NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE |
2 |
October 21,
1954 |
OUR TOWN (PRATT, ALVIN C) |
2 |
October 21,
1954 |
PROPOSED CITY LIBRARY BUILDING (PICTURE) |
10 |
October 21,
1954 |
STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS WILL OPEN 2-DAY MEETING HERE... |
1 |
October 21,
1954 |
LOANNE ELIZABETH WHITNEY, ROBERT F STROBEK |
14 |
October 21,
1954 |
CITY'S MAINTENANCE SPREAD AMONG FIVE LOCAL GARAGES, MAYOR SAYS |
1 |
October 21,
1954 |
JUANITA TO VOTE ON $40,000 BOND ISSUE FOR FIRE STATION |
1 |
October 21,
1954 |
JUANITA RESIDENTS TO BE GIVEN COSTS ESTIMATES ON WATER DEVELOPMENT |
1 |
October 21,
1954 |
JUANITA TO VOTE ON $40,000 BOND ISSUE FOR FIRE STATION |
1 |
October 21,
1954 |
HELMICK, NELL |
5 |
October 21,
1954 |
SUNDBOM, CORNELIA NELLIE |
8 |
October 21,
1954 |
COMMUNITY CLUBS ASK CANDIDATES TO SPEAK NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT |
1 |
October 21,
1954 |
MIDLAKES-KIRKLAND HIGHWAY CONTRACT AWARDED |
1 |
October 21,
1954 |
'STOP' SIGN AT MARKET ST. OUT |
7 |
October 21,
1954 |
EXTENDED SERVICE INAUGURATED HERE BY TELEPHONE CO |
1 |
October 21,
1954 |
JUANITA RESIDENTS TO BE GIVEN COSTS ESTIMATES ON WATER DEVELOPMENT |
1 |
October 21,
1954 |
CAROL SEFTON, DON HANSON |
14 |
October 28,
1954 |
C.C. TURNS DOWN $15,000 REQUEST TOWARD LIBRARY |
1 |
October 28,
1954 |
KIRKLAND MOVES UP DRIVE; $9807 CONTRIBUTED TO UGN |
1 |
October 28,
1954 |
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS ADVOCATE FLAT 2 PERCENT STATE INCOME TAX |
1 |
October 28,
1954 |
TV IDOL STAN BORESON UNDER BIG TOP AT JUANITA SCHOOL CIRCUS |
2 |
October 28,
1954 |
POLICE DEPARTMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS (3 PHOTOS) |
13 |
October 28,
1954 |
SIGNATURES CONTESTED AT HEARING ON JUANITA WATER DISTRICT IMPROVE |
1 |
October 28,
1954 |
JUANITA BEACHES FOR SALE; KING COUNTY MAY BUY |
1 |
October 28,
1954 |
BURGLARIES ADMITTED BY YOUTHS 12 AND 14 |
1 |
October 28,
1954 |
STOLEN WATCHES LOCATED WEEK LATER IN MAILBOX |
13 |
October 28,
1954 |
INGENIOUS KIRKLAND INVENTOR DESIGNS, BUILDS NOVEL CRAFT FOR HUNTING |
4 |
October 28,
1954 |
SIGNATURES CONTESTED AT HEARING ON JUANITA WATER DISTRICT IMPROVE |
1 |
October 28,
1954 |
HAZEL ANNE OMESTEAD, RODNEY JOSEPH SAMUELSON |
14 |
November 4,
1954 |
BEN KUPPENBENDERS ... GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY DAY |
9 |
November 4,
1954 |
MORE THAN $1,000,000 DEPOSITED DURING EASTSIDE SAVINGS TWO YEARS |
9 |
November 4,
1954 |
OUR TOWN (SHINSTROM, FRANK R) |
10 |
November 4,
1954 |
"THE DESERTED VILLAGE" (PHOTOS OF STEWART HEIGHTS) |
7 |
November 4,
1954 |
BOARD DIRECTORS INSPECTING SCHOOLS |
1 |
November 4,
1954 |
MODEL OF NEW SCHOOL ON EXHIBITION (PHOTO) |
7 |
November 4,
1954 |
COUNCIL APPROVES SIX-YEAR TERM FOR COMMISSION (POLICE) |
1 |
November 4,
1954 |
BUNKER, GLADYS |
2 |
November 4,
1954 |
VOTERS HERE FAVOR RYDER, JONES, SMITH, MAGNUSON |
1 |
November 4,
1954 |
VOTERS HERE FAVOR RYDER, JONES, SMITH, MAGNUSON |
1 |
November 4,
1954 |
PATRICIA SMITH AND KARL BAUGHMAN |
12 |
November 11,
1954 |
ARMISTICE WAS BIG DAY FOR MAJOR (LUTHER I) ROSE |
13 |
November 11,
1954 |
EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (LUTHER, OTTO) |
1 |
November 11,
1954 |
NANCY MARTIN, DON CHAMBERLIN |
14 |
November 11,
1954 |
FIREMEN PRAISED FOR WORK |
1 |
November 11,
1954 |
FIRST LUMBER TRUCK (1920 PHOTO) |
6 |
November 11,
1954 |
YULE DECORATIONS, PARADE, FREE CHRISTMAS MOVIE SET |
1 |
November 11,
1954 |
RECALL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST FARRIS BEGUN BY JUANITA CITIZEN'S GROUP |
1 |
November 11,
1954 |
FIRMS FLEECED BY FORGER IN '49 MAY REGAIN MONEY |
1 |
November 11,
1954 |
POLICE TAKE LOCAL BOYS INTO CUSTODY AFTER CHURCH BREAK-IN |
1 |
November 11,
1954 |
RECALL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST FARRIS BEGUN BY JUANITA CITIZEN'S GROUP |
1 |
November 11,
1954 |
LINDER NEW BOSS OF LITTLE LEAGUE |
1 |
November 11,
1954 |
CLEARING STARTED FOR HIGHWAY 2-A |
1 |
November 11,
1954 |
COSTS AND PLANS OF STREET PROJECT TO BE EXPLAINED |
1 |
November 11,
1954 |
LEGION AUXILIARY AGAIN SPONSORING FREE GIFT CENTER FOR VETS |
9 |
November 11,
1954 |
JOYCE SALA, MARVIN RUNYAN |
10 |
November 11,
1954 |
JUDITH SWENSON, FRED ALEXANDER |
10 |
November 11,
1954 |
PATRICIA FLORENE LEE, RICHARD WALDRON SHINSTROM |
14 |
November 11,
1954 |
PAULINE KURTZ, ROBERT HENDRIX |
14 |
November 18,
1954 |
COLMAN'S - 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY |
5 |
November 18,
1954 |
STROM'S CUSTOM CLEANERS - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
November 18,
1954 |
JENS JENSONS, MARRIED FIFTY YEARS, GIVE CREDIT TO THEIR FAITH |
12 |
November 18,
1954 |
OUR TOWN (GREGOR, ALTON AND ANNE) |
10 |
November 18,
1954 |
PROBLEM: DISTRIBUTING 2 DRUMSTICKS MAONG 8 YOUNGSTERS (STENTZZ) |
8 |
November 18,
1954 |
DIGNITARIES HERE FOR CEREMONY DEDICATING NEW ROSE HILL GRADE SCHOOL |
2 |
November 18,
1954 |
HARRIS OPENING NEW STORE HERE |
5 |
November 18,
1954 |
HARRIS, INC - GRAND OPENING |
10 |
November 18,
1954 |
FIREMEN TO HEAD MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CAMPAIGN |
5 |
November 18,
1954 |
UGN DRIVE HERE NEAR 100% MARK |
1 |
November 18,
1954 |
MOBILE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE (PHOTO) |
7 |
November 18,
1954 |
STATE JOB OFFICE TO BE STATIONED HERE FOR 2 DAYS |
7 |
November 18,
1954 |
BIG YULE PARADE IS DECEMBER 11 FOR LOCAL KIDDIES |
1 |
November 18,
1954 |
CAR STOLEN HERE, PUSHED OFF CLIFF |
8 |
November 18,
1954 |
SOLDIERS HERE DONATE BLOOD FOR AILING KIRKLAND WOMAN |
1 |
November 18,
1954 |
COLLINS, ETHEL |
9 |
November 18,
1954 |
HERZOG, CHARLES JOSEPH (CAPT.) |
8 |
November 18,
1954 |
LEE, MARY |
8 |
November 18,
1954 |
SCOTT, EARL C |
11 |
November 18,
1954 |
TEMPLE, BRUCE (CAPT.) |
8 |
November 18,
1954 |
VIEHMANN, DOROTHY ELIZABETH |
7 |
November 18,
1954 |
WRIGHT, GUY |
1 |
November 18,
1954 |
EVERGREEN CLUB - GREAT ORGANIZATION FOR OLD-TIMERS |
9 |
November 18,
1954 |
PETITIONS TO BE CIRCULATED CALLING FOR FARRIS' RECALL |
1 |
November 18,
1954 |
DR C C SHOEMAKER RETURNING TO PULPIT |
14 |
November 18,
1954 |
CIVIC OFFICIALS OPEN STREET BOND DRIVE WITH FILMS |
1 |
November 18,
1954 |
PEOPLE OF COMMUNITY URGED TO INVITE A SOLDIER TO DINNER |
1 |
November 18,
1954 |
MARILYN VAN CLEVE, ERNEST WHITCOMB |
12 |
November 25,
1954 |
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY DRIVE BEGINS TONIGHT; FIREMEN TO MAKE ROUNDS |
1 |
November 25,
1954 |
WOMEN'S GROUPS WILL PRESENT CHRISTMAS PROGRAM HERE DECEMBER 2 |
3 |
November 25,
1954 |
$50,000 LIBEL SUIT FILED AGAINST PETITIONERS FOR RECALL OF HARRIS |
1 |
November 25,
1954 |
APATHY BY CHAMBER TOWARD STREET BOND ISSUE AROUSES MAYOR'S IRE |
1 |
November 25,
1954 |
EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (STREET BOND) |
1 |
November 25,
1954 |
CAROL CONLEY, LARRY TRENT |
3 |
December 2,
1954 |
EAST SIDE CHEVROLET (1921, 1935, 1954 PHOTOS) |
7-B |
December 2,
1954 |
GATEWAY THEATRE - FREE KID'S MOVIE; "BONZO GOES TO COLLEGE" |
9 |
December 2,
1954 |
HALL'S MOTOR CO, INC (VARIETY OF OLD PHOTOS) |
8-B |
December 2,
1954 |
HALVERSON'S REX DRUG (1925/1954 PHOTOS) |
4-B |
December 2,
1954 |
HANSEN MOTOR CO (1919, 1954 PHOTOS) |
3-B |
December 2,
1954 |
KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AD EXPLAINING VIRTUES OF KIRKLAND |
7-B |
December 2,
1954 |
KIRKLAND SPORTS CENTER - GRAND OPENING |
5 |
December 2,
1954 |
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE (PHOTO) |
3-A |
December 2,
1954 |
SIMPSON OLDSMOBILE (1920'S/1954 PHOTO) |
4-B |
December 2,
1954 |
OVERLOOKING SAMMAMISH FROM THE AIR (PHOTO) |
1-B |
December 2,
1954 |
WILLIAM AND ELLEN JONES CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY |
2 |
December 2,
1954 |
GEORGE GARDNER, NEARING 100, RECALLS WHEN KIRKLAND WAS ... |
8-A |
December 2,
1954 |
OUR TOWN (LARSON, MARTIN) |
10 |
December 2,
1954 |
RETIRED TEACHER, 85, (MYRTLE ROBINSON) RECALLS EARLY DAYS |
3-B |
December 2,
1954 |
HARDWARE STORE IS BAKERY NOW (1915 PHOTO) |
2-A |
December 2,
1954 |
PICTURES DESCRIBE PROGRESS DURING CONSTRUCTION OF JOURNAL BUILDING |
17 |
December 2,
1954 |
RAPID GROWTH OF JOURNAL MADE BUILDING NECESSITY |
17 |
December 2,
1954 |
LOG CABIN SERVED AS SCHOOL (1887 PHOTO OF REDMOND SCHOOL) |
2-A |
December 2,
1954 |
... THUS BEGAN THE JUANITA COMMUNITY CLUB |
21 |
December 2,
1954 |
JUANITA SCHOOL IN IT'S YOUTH (1912 PHOTO) |
2-B |
December 2,
1954 |
'LAKE HOUSE' WHICH HAS SERVED 67 YEARS AS HOME OF KIRTLEY FAMILY |
4-A |
December 2,
1954 |
KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AD EXPLAINING VIRTUES OF KIRKLAND |
7-B |
December 2,
1954 |
$400,000 SCHOOL BONDS PURCHASED |
6 |
December 2,
1954 |
1916 GRADUATES (PHOTO) |
6-A |
December 2,
1954 |
RETIRED TEACHER, 85, (MYRTLE ROBINSON) RECALLS EARLY DAYS |
3-B |
December 2,
1954 |
SCHOOL PROBLEMS TO BE EXPLAINED |
9 |
December 2,
1954 |
AMATEUR TALENT NIGHT MADE THEATRE HIT (20'S PHOTO) |
21 |
December 2,
1954 |
IF BOMBS FALL CHURCH DORCAS SOCIETY READY FOR ACTION |
7 |
December 2,
1954 |
"INAPPROPRIATE PARTY" A BIG HIT (1935 PHOTO) |
5-A |
December 2,
1954 |
... THUS BEGAN THE JUANITA COMMUNITY CLUB |
21 |
December 2,
1954 |
1916 GRADUATES (PHOTO) |
6-A |
December 2,
1954 |
AMATEUR TALENT NIGHT MADE THEATRE HIT (20'S PHOTO) |
21 |
December 2,
1954 |
ANOTHER FAVORITE (PHOTO OF FERRYBOAT 'WASHINGTON') |
20 |
December 2,
1954 |
CHERUBIC CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (1913 PHOTO) |
6-A |
December 2,
1954 |
EARLY DAY NEWSPAPERS |
5-A |
December 2,
1954 |
EARLY DAY TRANSPORTATION (OLD PHOTO OF STAGE LINE) |
20 |
December 2,
1954 |
EARLY KIRKLAND AUTOMOBILE (1909 PHOTO) |
2-A |
December 2,
1954 |
EARLY ROSE HILL POSTWOMAN (1906 PHOTO) |
2-A |
December 2,
1954 |
EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (KIRKLAND PROGRESS EDITION) |
1 |
December 2,
1954 |
FAME OF BEAUTIFUL CEDARMERE BASED ON WOMAN'S LONGING FOR COUNTRY |
2-B |
December 2,
1954 |
FERRY 'LINCOLN' IS LAUNCHED (1915 PHOTO) |
7-A |
December 2,
1954 |
FIRST SHIP DOWN WAYS (1905 PHOTO) |
7-A |
December 2,
1954 |
FIRST TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD (1915 PHOTO) |
5-A |
December 2,
1954 |
FLOATING CLUBHOUSE (1920'S PHOTO) |
7-B |
December 2,
1954 |
GEORGE GARDNER, NEARING 100, RECALLS WHEN KIRKLAND WAS ... |
8-A |
December 2,
1954 |
GREAT DREAMS OF CITY'S FOUNDER ... FAILED TO MATERIALIZE |
3-A |
December 2,
1954 |
HARDWARE STORE IS BAKERY NOW (1915 PHOTO) |
2-A |
December 2,
1954 |
HOME FOR WORKMEN (OLD PHOTO OF STEELWORKER'S HOME) |
20 |
December 2,
1954 |
JUANITA SCHOOL IN IT'S YOUTH (1912 PHOTO) |
2-B |
December 2,
1954 |
JUANITA STUDENTS RODE TO CLASSES IN HORSE AND BUGGY ... |
2 |
December 2,
1954 |
KIRKLAND WAS ADVERTISED AS INDUSTRIAL CENTER IN DAYS OF ... MILL |
6-B |
December 2,
1954 |
KIRKLAND YESTERDAY / KIRKLAND TODAY (PHOTOS OF DOWNTOWN) |
1-A |
December 2,
1954 |
'LAKE HOUSE' WHICH HAS SERVED 67 YEARS AS HOME OF KIRTLEY FAMILY |
4-A |
December 2,
1954 |
LAKE STREET, LOOKING NORTH AND EAST (1920 PHOTO) |
4-B |
December 2,
1954 |
LESCHI'S LAST TRIP (PHOTO OF LAST FERRY) |
20 |
December 2,
1954 |
LOG CABIN SERVED AS SCHOOL (1887 PHOTO OF REDMOND SCHOOL) |
2-A |
December 2,
1954 |
LOGGING AT JUANITA (EARLY PHOTO) |
8-B |
December 2,
1954 |
MADE FLAG STOPS (1900'S PHOTOS OF EXCURSION BOATS) |
21 |
December 2,
1954 |
MRS LUCY S BARRIE FIRST CAME TO KIRKLAND 60 YEARS AGO |
19 |
December 2,
1954 |
PIONEER OF ROSE HILL ONCE GUNNER ON WHALING BOAT OUT OF BELLEVUE |
6-A |
December 2,
1954 |
REDMOND CENTER OF DAIRY LANDS, LAKE RESIDENCES |
1-B |
December 2,
1954 |
RETIRED TEACHER, 85, (MYRTLE ROBINSON) RECALLS EARLY DAYS |
3-B |
December 2,
1954 |
ROSE HILL'S OLD-TIMERS RECALL PLODDING OVER MUDDY TRAILS .... |
5-B |
December 2,
1954 |
TERRORS OF THE GRID IN 1911 (PHOTO) |
4 |
December 2,
1954 |
THE OLD BRIDGE (1901 PHOTO OF JUANITA BRIDGE) |
20 |
December 2,
1954 |
THE OLD LINCOLN (PHOTO OF SHIP) |
20 |
December 2,
1954 |
THEY WORKED AT WOOLEN MILLS (1900'S PHOTO) |
6-B |
December 2,
1954 |
WHEN 'LINCOLN' RULED THE WAVES (OLD PHOTO) |
8-B |
December 2,
1954 |
WILLIAM AND FRANK CURTIS FAMILIES FIRST TO SETTLE HERE |
18 |
December 2,
1954 |
WOOLEN MILL IN 1908 (PHOTO) |
6-B |
December 2,
1954 |
LOGGING AT JUANITA (EARLY PHOTO) |
8-B |
December 2,
1954 |
GREAT DREAMS OF CITY'S FOUNDER ... FAILED TO MATERIALIZE |
3-A |
December 2,
1954 |
FERRY 'LINCOLN' IS LAUNCHED (1915 PHOTO) |
7-A |
December 2,
1954 |
FIRST SHIP DOWN WAYS (1905 PHOTO) |
7-A |
December 2,
1954 |
KIRKLAND DROPS $2500 THROUGH RELAXED PARKING |
1 |
December 2,
1954 |
POLICE TRAINING COURSE NEAR END |
1 |
December 2,
1954 |
SOWARDS, EDITH FREEMAN |
2 |
December 2,
1954 |
PETITIONS FOR FARRIS RECALL ARE DELIVERED TO AUDITOR |
1 |
December 2,
1954 |
HARLEM CLOWNS BOOKED TO PLAY HERE |
4 |
December 2,
1954 |
CHERUBIC CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (1913 PHOTO) |
6-A |
December 2,
1954 |
POSTAL RECEIPTS GROW FROM $16880 IN 1937 TO $90000 |
9 |
December 2,
1954 |
LESCHI'S LAST TRIP (PHOTO OF LAST FERRY) |
20 |
December 2,
1954 |
WHEN 'LINCOLN' RULED THE WAVES (OLD PHOTO) |
8-B |
December 2,
1954 |
THE OLD BRIDGE (1901 PHOTO OF JUANITA BRIDGE) |
20 |
December 2,
1954 |
THEY WORKED AT WOOLEN MILLS (1900'S PHOTO) |
6-B |
December 2,
1954 |
WOOLEN MILL IN 1908 (PHOTO) |
6-B |
December 9,
1954 |
BOTTEGA - GRAND OPENING |
17 |
December 9,
1954 |
M W BRYANT HARDWARE - 20TH ANNIVERSARY |
2 |
December 9,
1954 |
FRED ALLYN, VETERAN AUTO SALESMAN, SOLD FIRST CAR FROM ISSAQUAH |
9 |
December 9,
1954 |
GUESSING COLMAN'S WEIGHT ROUGHER THAN PARCHEESI |
9 |
December 9,
1954 |
HARDWARE STORE HAS BEEN HERE FOR 20 YEARS (BRYANT'S) |
7 |
December 9,
1954 |
GARAGE FIRE DESTROYS CAR (PHOTO) |
1 |
December 9,
1954 |
GRACE ELAINE WARNECK, WILLIAM REGUSE |
16 |
December 9,
1954 |
RHUBARB STARTED AS GILMOR ASKS FOR STREET LIGHT |
1 |
December 9,
1954 |
MANY JUANITA OLD-TIMERS STILL ON HOMESTEADS |
15 |
December 9,
1954 |
BAG PIPERS, SIX SCHOOL BANDS, DRILL TEAMS AND FLOATS ... |
1 |
December 9,
1954 |
KRKL'S CALL LETTERS CHANGED TO KNBX |
6 |
December 9,
1954 |
MOST JUANITANS IN AGREEMENT WITH SUGGESTION CALLING FOR AUDIT... |
2 |
December 9,
1954 |
LAW VIOLATION CAUSES LOSS TO GARBAGE SYSTEM |
1 |
December 9,
1954 |
VANDALS ON PROWL |
16 |
December 9,
1954 |
GUARD UNIT TAKING OVER ANTI-AIRCRAFT DEFENSE JOB |
1 |
December 9,
1954 |
REUTTER, HOWARD |
7 |
December 16,
1954 |
WATER DISTRICT RECALL OF HARRIS |
16 |
December 16,
1954 |
MR AND MRS LEVI CHAPMAN WED FIFTY YEARS SATURDAY |
13 |
December 16,
1954 |
PROGRESS REPORT ON CITY FACE-LIFTING; OLD EYESORES .... |
8 |
December 16,
1954 |
THOSE FAMOUS OLD DOWNTOWN LANDMARKS |
2 |
December 16,
1954 |
LOCAL POLIO DRIVE CHAIRMAN NAMED |
1 |
December 16,
1954 |
FINANCIAL PLIGHT OF SCHOOLS AIRED AT MEETING OF STATE LEGISLATORS |
2 |
December 16,
1954 |
LAKEVIEW SCHOOL FACULTY NAMED |
1 |
December 16,
1954 |
LOCAL SCHOOL TEACHER DISMISSED BY BOARD |
2 |
December 16,
1954 |
EVERYBODY LOVES A PARADE (7 PHOTOS) |
9 |
December 16,
1954 |
SAMUEL FRENCH FAMILY ... TRANSPORTED THEIR POSSESSIONS ACROSS LAKE |
11 |
December 16,
1954 |
WATER DISTRICT AUDIT TALK RIDICULOUS BIT OF INNUENDO |
1 |
December 16,
1954 |
LISTS TO BE COMPILED OF PERSONS VIOLATING CITY GARBAGE ORDINANCE |
1 |
December 16,
1954 |
THREE LOCAL 'RUNAWAY' GIRLS LOCATED IN OREGON, TEXAS |
4 |
December 16,
1954 |
TIMBER-CUTTING PERMITS EXPIRE ON DECEMBER 31 |
9 |
December 16,
1954 |
BATTERY C WINS BEST GUN PLATOON AWARD |
1 |
December 16,
1954 |
BAIER, PAIGE GRACE |
1 |
December 16,
1954 |
COOK, EDWARD KINNEY |
1 |
December 16,
1954 |
BENEDICTS ARE GIVEN ROUGH TIME |
11 |
December 16,
1954 |
THREE ROUSING CHEERS FOR JAYCEES |
2 |
December 16,
1954 |
PLAYERS PICKED TO OPPOSE HARLEM CLOWNS HERE DECEMBER 9 |
4 |
December 16,
1954 |
CHURCHES LIST CHRISTMAS WEEK PROGRAMS, SERVICES |
1 |
December 16,
1954 |
EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (GARBAGE SERVICE) |
1 |
December 16,
1954 |
WATER DISTRICT AUDIT TALK RIDICULOUS BIT OF INNUENDO |
1 |
December 23,
1954 |
TWO BANKS SEEK CITY'S DEPOSIT |
1 |
December 23,
1954 |
PROGRESS LOOMS; EYESORE FINALLY BEING TORN DOWN |
1 |
December 23,
1954 |
GOT A GOOD HEAD FOR FIGURES? TOP WEIGHT-GUESSERS GIVEN |
1 |
December 23,
1954 |
SECOND AUTOMOBILE FIRE DOWNS POSTMASTER |
6 |
December 23,
1954 |
ANDREEN FAMILY HOMESTEADED IN '76 ON ROSE HILL |
9 |
December 23,
1954 |
LADY SHOPLIFTER GETS COUNTY JAIL SENTENCE |
6 |
December 23,
1954 |
LOCAL BUSINESSES WILL FACE SUITS OF GARBAGE FEE |
1 |
December 23,
1954 |
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT TAKES OVER AIR DEFENSE VIGIL AT AAA GUN SITE |
1 |
December 23,
1954 |
WEEKEND SOLDIERS WILL MAN BATTERY |
1 |
December 23,
1954 |
GRIFFITHS, JAMES H |
1 |
December 23,
1954 |
LINDQUIST, JACOB ADOLPH |
1 |
December 23,
1954 |
RICE, ESTHER |
8 |
December 30,
1954 |
TV PROGRAM - 1955 ROSE PARADE |
2 |
December 30,
1954 |
CITY COUNCIL DECIDE NEW CITY DEPOSITORY WILL BE CITIZENS BANK |
1 |
December 30,
1954 |
OVER $100,000 PER MONTH LOANED ON EAST SIDE BY SEATTLE FEDERAL |
1 |
December 30,
1954 |
...YOU WILL LOVE BUTTON COLLECTING AS DOES MRS ED PRINCE |
1 |
December 30,
1954 |
FIRST EAST SIDE BABY TO BE SHOWERED WITH GIFTS FROM LOCAL MERCHANT |
1 |
December 30,
1954 |
FRANK SHINSTROM NAMED PRESIDENT |
1 |
December 30,
1954 |
KIRKLAND HAS A JOB AHEAD |
2 |
December 30,
1954 |
CENTRAL SCHOOL RECEIVES TV SET |
1 |
December 30,
1954 |
HOUGHTON GAS PLANT BROKEN INTO THURSDAY |
1 |
December 30,
1954 |
REPORT BROKEN STREET LIGHTS POLICE CHIEF URGES |
1 |
December 30,
1954 |
SWINDLERS PASS SIX CHECKS HERE |
7 |
December 30,
1954 |
FEB 1 DATE SET FOR JUANITA WATER DISTRICT RECALL ELECTION |
1 |
December 30,
1954 |
DONNA PATTY, KEN TESSEM |
6 |
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