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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 |
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January 6, 1955 |
CITY AWARDS BIDS FOR OIL SUPPLIES, LIABILITY POLICY |
1 |
January 6, 1955 |
LAKESIDE GRAVEL COMPANY IS SOLD; PLAN $1 MILLION PLANT EXPANSION |
5 |
January 6, 1955 |
RESIDENTS OF SE JUANITA OPPOSING EXTENSION OF PERMIT FOR GRAVEL W |
1 |
January 6, 1955 |
FOUR TEEN-AGE BOYS BOOKED ON BURGLARY BY HOUGHTON POLICE |
1 |
January 6, 1955 |
BJORKLAND, JOHN V |
2 |
January 6, 1955 |
OSBERG, IDA DAVIDA |
11 |
January 6, 1955 |
PROGRESS IS GOOD ON HIGHWAY JOB |
1 |
January 6, 1955 |
SECOND BRIDGE, NEW HIGHWAY, MAKE STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT VITAL |
1 |
January 6, 1955 |
GRACE WHARTON, HILTON RAGUSE |
11 |
January 13,
1955 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN'S CLUB, FOUNDED 35 YEARS AGO, HOLDS ANNIVERSARY |
14 |
January 13,
1955 |
EASTSIDE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SHOWS 82.6% TOTAL ASSETS GROWTH |
7 |
January 13,
1955 |
SO LONG AS STAGE VETS LIKE EARL SEE KEEP[ DEVELOPING YOUTHFUL... |
7 |
January 13,
1955 |
CHAMBER GEARS FOR ACTION; PLANS AGGRESSIVE PROGRAM |
1 |
January 13,
1955 |
HOUGHTON ANNEXATION PLAN WILL BE DELAYED UNTIL MAY |
2 |
January 13,
1955 |
SCHOOL DIRECTORS OKEY REZONING |
1 |
January 13,
1955 |
NATIONAL PRIMROSE SHOW COMING TO KIRKLAND IN '56 |
1 |
January 13,
1955 |
THIRTY YEARS AGO AT JUANITA (PHOTO) |
16 |
January 13,
1955 |
BALANCE SHEET SHOWN IN NEWSPAPER AD MISLEADING, ATTORNEY DECLARE |
6 |
January 13,
1955 |
COIN BOX THEFTS SOLVED BY POLICE |
1 |
January 13,
1955 |
FIRST TRIAL HELD BY STUDENT COURT |
7 |
January 13,
1955 |
CHAPMAN, LEVI |
13 |
January 13,
1955 |
DENTON, CHARLES KEITH |
13 |
January 13,
1955 |
FOSBERG, ANNA L |
7 |
January 13,
1955 |
PURDOM, PEARL EDNA |
7 |
January 13,
1955 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN'S CLUB, FOUNDED 35 YEARS AGO, HOLDS ANNIVERSARY |
14 |
January 13,
1955 |
STATE ROAD PLANS TO BE UNFOLDED HERE |
1 |
January 13,
1955 |
STREET PROJECT COST WOULD BE BORNE THROUGH AN L.I.D. AND BOND ISSUE |
1 |
January 20,
1955 |
PROJECT HOUSING IN CITY NO DICE, COUNCIL AGREES |
1 |
January 20,
1955 |
WALDO BIRD OPENS FURNITURE STORE |
8 |
January 20,
1955 |
ROSE HILL ASTRONOMER BLAMES FIRE ON FRAGMENTS OF EXPLODED METEOR |
1 |
January 20,
1955 |
TELEPHONE ADDRESS CURTAILMENT BEING PROTESTED BY C C |
7 |
January 20,
1955 |
TWELVE PAST PRESIDENTS OF CHAMBER PROPOSE PROJECTS FOR COMING YEA |
1 |
January 20,
1955 |
JANE GOSSELIN FILES FOR POST |
1 |
January 20,
1955 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY ACQUIRE 10 ACRES IN STEWART HEIGHTS MAY 1 |
1 |
January 20,
1955 |
NANCY K LITTLEFIELD, ROBERT RUBENS |
10 |
January 20,
1955 |
FINAL SHOTS FIRED BEFORE JUANITANS BALLOT ON FARRIS |
1 |
January 20,
1955 |
TIRE CUTTING COSTLY HOBBY FOR YOUTHFUL NIGHT RIDERS |
1 |
January 20,
1955 |
BAKER, FLORENCE |
7 |
January 20,
1955 |
ROSE HILL ASTRONOMER BLAMES FIRE ON FRAGMENTS OF EXPLODED METEOR |
1 |
January 20,
1955 |
$6,500 MERCURY, CUSTOM-BUILT BY HOLLYWOOD SUTO DESIGN EXPERT,... |
9 |
January 20,
1955 |
PROGRESS IN CONSTRUCTION OF NEW 2A HIGHWAY LINK SHOWN IN PICTURES |
1 |
January 20,
1955 |
TELEPHONE ADDRESS CURTAILMENT BEING PROTESTED BY C C |
7 |
January 27,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (MCMILLAN, WILLIAM S) |
2 |
January 27,
1955 |
STORK BRINGS TRIPLETS (MCMURRAY, MRS JAMES A) |
1 |
January 27,
1955 |
GOING, GOIN GONE (TELEPHONE BUILDING ON CENTRAL AND MARKET - PHOTO) |
9 |
January 27,
1955 |
PEFLEY PLANNING NEW RESTAURANT |
6 |
January 27,
1955 |
TRUCK DUMPED IN FREAK ACCIDENT (PHOTOS) |
6 |
January 27,
1955 |
CONTRACTOR, SEEKING BUILDING PERMIT FOR WAR HOUSING, TAKES LEGAL |
1 |
January 27,
1955 |
SITE NEEDED FOR SCHOOL IN CONDEMNATION ACTION |
7 |
January 27,
1955 |
MARJORIE BARBARA LUNDMAN, CHARLES CLINTON WEST |
10 |
January 27,
1955 |
PICNIC TIME IN 1922 (PHOTOS OF JUANITA) |
11 |
January 27,
1955 |
BETHERS, IRA D |
8 |
January 27,
1955 |
CUMMINS, WILLIAM |
8 |
January 27,
1955 |
OGILVIE, ROBERT |
5 |
January 27,
1955 |
PLATNER, AUGUSTA |
12 |
January 27,
1955 |
PLATNER, GUSSIE |
5 |
January 27,
1955 |
WOOD, WILLIAM E |
6 |
January 27,
1955 |
$2,419,000 IS BUDGETED FOR CONSTRUCTION ON 2A |
9 |
January 27,
1955 |
$47,800 ALLOTTED TO PAVE MARKET STREET |
1 |
January 27,
1955 |
ARGUMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS (PHOTOS) |
7 |
February 3,
1955 |
MYRON J PENDERGRAST, ARCHITECT |
6 |
February 3,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (ANDERSON, ROD) |
2 |
February 3,
1955 |
PREACHER'S NEW HOME (PHOTO OF HOME BUILT BY CHURCH OF CHRIST MEMBERS) |
12 |
February 3,
1955 |
AIRLIFT PUTS KIRKLAND CHICKS ON FARMS IN IOWA, FLORIDA AND OHIO |
9 |
February 3,
1955 |
ARCHITECT'S OFFICE IS OPENED HERE |
8 |
February 3,
1955 |
FREDERICK'S ANNOUNCED EXPANSION AND HOW IT WILL AFFECT KIRKLAND |
2 |
February 3,
1955 |
MORTGAGE FIRM'S NAME IS CHANGED (CARROLL MORTGAGE CO) |
9 |
February 3,
1955 |
REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT LOOMS FOR BIG FINN HILL |
1 |
February 3,
1955 |
JUANITA RESIDENTS VOTE FOR RECALL OF WATER COMMISSIONER FARRIS |
1 |
February 3,
1955 |
BROCKMAN, MRS DOVE M |
1 |
February 3,
1955 |
ELLSWORTH, DEWELLE "DEE" |
1 |
February 3,
1955 |
HAMMOND, HERBERT L |
8 |
February 3,
1955 |
KIRKLAND WOMEN FORM NEW CANCER SWORD CHAPTER; OFFICERS ARE ELECTED |
10 |
February 3,
1955 |
PREACHER'S NEW HOME (PHOTO OF HOME BUILT BY CHURCH OF CHRIST MEMBER) |
12 |
February 3,
1955 |
ESTIMATED COST OF IMPROVEMENTS ON STREETS CITED |
1 |
February 3,
1955 |
MISS DARLEYNE JENNINGS, JOSEPH HENDERSON |
11 |
February 10,
1955 |
EX-WAAF, AMBULANCE DRIVER ... NOW A KIRKLANDITE (MCMILLAN, MAIRA) |
11 |
February 10,
1955 |
FAMILY TO MAKE TV DEBUT (JAMES, CHARLES) |
2 |
February 10,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (COMPTON, GEORGE A) |
2 |
February 10,
1955 |
FIRE HALL REPAIR HELD IMPORTANT |
1 |
February 10,
1955 |
COMPLAINTS ABOUT GRAVEL PIT TO BE HEARD FEB 23 |
1 |
February 10,
1955 |
CONDITIONS MORE FAVORABLE FOR BUILDING OR MODERNIZING |
1 |
February 10,
1955 |
NOELENE HELEN SPRINGSTEEL, ODEAN ORVALE HESTIKIND |
10 |
February 10,
1955 |
BUILDER'S LAWSUIT AGAINST CITY TO BE HEARD MONDAY |
1 |
February 10,
1955 |
FAMILY TO MAKE TV DEBUT (JAMES, CHARLES) |
2 |
February 10,
1955 |
OTT, MRS CHESTER L |
1 |
February 10,
1955 |
SNICKARS, WILHELMINA |
1 |
February 10,
1955 |
YOUMANS, FRED A |
1 |
February 10,
1955 |
NORTH SEATTLE AIRPARK ALMOST THING OF PAST |
9 |
February 10,
1955 |
BUS LINE PROPOSES BOOST IN RATES |
1 |
February 17,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (LAMBERT, FRANK CHARLES) |
2 |
February 17,
1955 |
PASCO MAN BUYS CLEANING PLANT |
8 |
February 17,
1955 |
PLAN KIRKLAND PROMOTION |
1 |
February 17,
1955 |
"KIDS' FRIEND" NOMINATIONS INDICATE BATTLE FOR HONORS |
1 |
February 17,
1955 |
BANKING EVERY TUESDAY PROVES POPULAR WITH DISTRICT SCHOOL YOUNGSTERS |
9 |
February 17,
1955 |
NO APPOINTMENT MADE BY JUANITA WATER BOARD |
1 |
February 17,
1955 |
ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT BEFORE STREET BOND ISSUE IS SUBMITTED TO VOTE |
1 |
February 17,
1955 |
NO APPOINTMENT MADE BY JUANITA WATER BOARD |
1 |
February 17,
1955 |
NANCY MARTIN, DON CHAMBERLIN |
10 |
February 17,
1955 |
PATRICIA JEAN FREEMAN, ROBERT BURTON |
11 |
February 24,
1955 |
THRIFTWAY - SEE AUNT JEMIMA IN PERSON! |
8 |
February 24,
1955 |
MAJOR AND MRS LUTHER ROSE WED FIFTY YEARS AGO IN SITKA ALASKA |
2 |
February 24,
1955 |
PAUL MORTENSEN HAS RUN THE GAMUT FROM BEERKASE CHEESE TO BEGONIAS |
6 |
February 24,
1955 |
NORTH KIRKLAND SCHOOL BUILDING RECEIVES GREEN LIGHT; SEEK NAME |
1 |
February 24,
1955 |
VETERAN BOOSTER OF LITTLE LEAGUE IS ELECTED "KIDS' FRIEND" |
1 |
February 24,
1955 |
LYNN ELDEN GREEN, KENNETH STORMANS |
12 |
February 24,
1955 |
HOUGHTON VOLUNTEER FIREMEN TRAIN RIGOROUSLY TO GIVE PROTECTION... |
9 |
February 24,
1955 |
KIRKLAND'S NEWEST MEDICAL ADDITION (PHOTO) |
11 |
February 24,
1955 |
HERSHEY, BEN |
1 |
February 24,
1955 |
HOPPERS IN WEST CENTRAL TOURNEY |
1 |
February 24,
1955 |
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION BACKS STREET BOND ISSUE |
1 |
February 24,
1955 |
SAMMAMISH SPAN CONTRACT IS LET |
1 |
February 24,
1955 |
BARBARA WEGNER, RICHARD THOMAS WOLVERTON |
12 |
February 24,
1955 |
ELINOR SHEPHERD, TREMAINE MCGINTY |
6 |
February 24,
1955 |
ILA HOUSNER, LEONARD LORENZEN |
12 |
March 3, 1955 |
VOTE FOR STREET BOND ISSUE! |
6 |
March 3, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (WALDO BIRD) |
10 |
March 3, 1955 |
ONCE 'WHITE ELEPHANT' NOW PROVIDES RECREATION MECCAS FOR COMMUNITY |
10 |
March 3, 1955 |
FIRE DESTROYS BIG FINN HALL |
8 |
March 3, 1955 |
FIRE DESTROYS BIG FINN HALL |
8 |
March 3, 1955 |
J R WALKER AND CITY REACH AGREEMENT ON ISSUING OF BUILDING PERMIT |
5 |
March 3, 1955 |
PEOPLE WIN PROTEST AGAINST GRAVEL PIT IN COUNTY HEARING |
5 |
March 3, 1955 |
'FIRED' TEACHER REQUESTS COUNSEL FROM RULE GROUP |
2 |
March 3, 1955 |
HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS WIN 18 'SUPERIOR' RATINGS |
2 |
March 3, 1955 |
LW GRANGE IN 1937 (PHOTO) |
7 |
March 3, 1955 |
SIX CANDIDATES SEEKING COUNCIL SEATS IN HOUGHTON TOWN ELECTION |
1 |
March 3, 1955 |
VANDALS DAMAGE CITY PARK FENCE |
7 |
March 3, 1955 |
MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN ASSERT - BOND ISSUE IS VITAL |
1 |
March 3, 1955 |
RESIDENTS FAVOR IMPROVING STREETS |
1 |
March 3, 1955 |
ELINOR SHEPHERD, J TREMAINE MCGINTY |
13 |
March 3, 1955 |
JANICE ELAINE DANIELS, WAYNE LAVERNE MCNEELY |
12 |
March 10, 1955 |
JAYNES DRAPERY SHOP - NEW LOCATION |
12 |
March 10, 1955 |
MR AND MRS C S MERSHON |
12 |
March 10, 1955 |
DISTRICT'S NEWEST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (PHOTO OF LAKEVIEW SCHOOL) |
6 |
March 10, 1955 |
ALL DAY PARKING ON TWO LOTS HAS C OF C ATTENTION |
1 |
March 10, 1955 |
MRS C GOSSELIN TO TAKE SCHOOL BOARD SEAT MAR 28 |
1 |
March 10, 1955 |
MARGARET WUBBENA, RICHARD SPANGLER |
12 |
March 10, 1955 |
NANCY GAY SMYTHE, CHARLES FRANKLIN |
13 |
March 10, 1955 |
COUNCIL APPROVES WATER EXTENSION INTO HOUGHTON |
1 |
March 10, 1955 |
ATKINS, HAROLD LEROY |
2 |
March 10, 1955 |
HITZROTH, HARRY |
1 |
March 10, 1955 |
JOHNSON, ANNA R |
7 |
March 10, 1955 |
LEACH, CHARLES L |
10 |
March 10, 1955 |
PROVOST, ART |
1 |
March 10, 1955 |
THARALDSON, ARMOND L |
2 |
March 10, 1955 |
WICKENCAMP, WILLIAM |
1 |
March 10, 1955 |
$125,000 STREET BOND ISSUE APPROVED BY VOTERS |
1 |
March 10, 1955 |
COUNCIL APPROVES WATER EXTENSION INTO HOUGHTON |
1 |
March 17, 1955 |
NEW HOMES NEAR BRIDLE TRAILS PARK TO BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION |
11 |
March 17, 1955 |
HOUGHTONITE IN BUILDING CODE TIFF |
1 |
March 17, 1955 |
PROGRESS IN EVIDENCE (PHOTO OF ROSE HILL PRESBYTERIAN) |
9 |
March 17, 1955 |
NEW HOMES NEAR BRIDLE TRAILS PARK TO BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION |
11 |
March 17, 1955 |
CHAMBER BUDGET SET AT $1200 |
2 |
March 17, 1955 |
DIMES CAMPAIGN NETS $3,425 HERE |
2 |
March 17, 1955 |
EDUCATION GROUP DEFENDS ACTION |
2 |
March 17, 1955 |
JOANNE BECHTEL, BILL BLACK |
12 |
March 17, 1955 |
EMERGENCY CAR, OTHER EQUIPMENT MADE POSSIBLE THRU FIREMAN'S BALL |
1 |
March 17, 1955 |
HOUGHT'NITE IN BUILDING CODE TIFF |
1 |
March 17, 1955 |
ALLOWAY, IDA M |
1 |
March 17, 1955 |
ANDERSON, AUGUST |
10 |
March 17, 1955 |
LAUGHTON, CAROLINE |
2 |
March 17, 1955 |
LOCAL HELICOPTER SERVICE INCLUDES EAST SIDE CITIES |
8 |
March 17, 1955 |
TO LET CONTRACTS ON SECOND BRIDGE SOMETIME IN FALL |
1 |
March 17, 1955 |
FIGHT DUE ON PHONE RATE INCREASE... |
1 |
March 17, 1955 |
MARY ANNE ZWIEFELHOFER, A-3C RICHARD OWENS |
12 |
March 24, 1955 |
SEATTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS TO OPEN KIRKLAND BRANCH |
1 |
March 24, 1955 |
LOW PRICES, FRIENDLINESS DRAW TRADE TO KIRKLAND |
8 |
March 24, 1955 |
CONTEST WILL NAME SCHOOL IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
March 24, 1955 |
KIRKLAND TEACHERS HERE ASK $41932 SALARY INCREASE FOR NEXT YEAR |
1 |
March 24, 1955 |
SCHOOLS MAY GET FINN HILL SITE |
1 |
March 24, 1955 |
BETTY ONA, ENS. MELVIN C KERWIN |
12 |
March 24, 1955 |
"BLUE RIBBON DAYS" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY |
1 |
March 24, 1955 |
CITY COUNCIL BURDENED BY PROBLEMS OF WATER, SEWER EXTENSIONS, CUR |
2 |
March 24, 1955 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL OKEYS TAVERN PERMIT |
1 |
March 24, 1955 |
POLICE ARREST DARING DRIVER |
2 |
March 24, 1955 |
COBURN, MYRTLE |
8 |
March 24, 1955 |
CONE, LA VERNE |
14 |
March 24, 1955 |
FREDERICK, LYDIA E |
2 |
March 24, 1955 |
MILES, WILLIAM G |
2 |
March 24, 1955 |
LAKE STREET APTLY NAMED (PHOTO OF NEEDED IMPROVEMENT) |
5 |
March 31, 1955 |
MRS LARRY PICKRELL WINNER OF "MRS KIRKLAND" CONTEST |
1 |
March 31, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (SCOTT, CARLOS) |
10 |
March 31, 1955 |
BID IS $355,912 ON NEW SCHOOL |
1 |
March 31, 1955 |
ROSE HILL YOUNGSTER, NEARLY BLIND, PICTURED ON '55 EASTER SEAL |
9 |
March 31, 1955 |
GIRL RESCUED FROM DROWNING OFF HOUGHTON DOCK |
1 |
March 31, 1955 |
TOO MANY FIRMS INVITE ROBBERY |
1 |
March 31, 1955 |
BARTLETT, A S |
6 |
March 31, 1955 |
MORSE, ROBERT C |
6 |
March 31, 1955 |
MARKET STREET REPAVING CONTRACT TO BE LET APRIL 5 |
1 |
March 31, 1955 |
SHARLENE JACOBSON, CHARLES MILLER |
14 |
April 7, 1955 |
THANKS BILL BOWIE (SCHOOL DIRECTOR) |
6 |
April 7, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (BRYANT, JOHN W) |
2 |
April 7, 1955 |
APPLIANCE STORE SOLD TO H ENGEL |
5 |
April 7, 1955 |
WAGONER JEWELRY IN NEW LOCATION |
5 |
April 7, 1955 |
PATRICIA JEAN BURKHEIMER, JAMES R FAY |
15 |
April 7, 1955 |
TEEN-AGE CANTEEN FOUNDED IN MARCH, 1944 |
7 |
April 7, 1955 |
BOY IS BEATEN BY THREE YOUTHS |
7 |
April 7, 1955 |
MAJOR GENERAL HEWITT INSPECTS JUANITA AAA BATTERY, MAKES 2 AWARDS |
13 |
April 7, 1955 |
HAGEN, HARRY |
13 |
April 7, 1955 |
PATTY, OLLIS |
1 |
April 7, 1955 |
DEMOLAY CHAPTER INSTITUTED HERE |
7 |
April 7, 1955 |
GARBAGE SOLUTION ASKED OF COUNCIL BY H M LODWIG |
1 |
April 14, 1955 |
UGN FUNDS FOR CANTEEN MAY BE LOST |
1 |
April 14, 1955 |
8TH ANNUAL PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS FRIDAY AT 2 P M |
1 |
April 14, 1955 |
POLIO VACCINE TO BENEFIT 900 LOCAL CHILDREN |
1 |
April 14, 1955 |
REMEMBER WAY BACK WHEN (PHOTO OF 1918 KHS CLASS) |
16 |
April 14, 1955 |
BETTES, ELLA MAY |
1 |
April 14, 1955 |
NEAL, ROBERT LEE |
1 |
April 14, 1955 |
STORMS, CHARLES A |
2 |
April 14, 1955 |
ELSIE RECOR, WAYNE COLLINS |
2 |
April 14, 1955 |
NANCY LITTLEFIELD, ROBERT RUBENS |
14 |
April 21, 1955 |
HANS ONA, 72-YEAR-OLD WATCHMAN, PUTS IN 56-HOUR SHIFT AT SHIPYARD |
1 |
April 21, 1955 |
TRAILS RESIDENTS JOIN WATER DIST. |
1 |
April 21, 1955 |
IMMEDIATE OFF-SITE SALE OF PROJECT A ORDERED BY FHA |
1 |
April 21, 1955 |
MAYOR, COUNCILMEN FAVOR ANNEXATION OF ROSE HILL |
1 |
April 21, 1955 |
PRIMROSE SHOW JUDGED 'SUCCESS' |
8 |
April 21, 1955 |
CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK ON JUANITA FIRE HALL |
1 |
April 21, 1955 |
POLICY ON SALK VACCINE IS SET |
9 |
April 21, 1955 |
CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK ON JUANITA FIRE HALL |
1 |
April 21, 1955 |
BANK HOLD-UP HERE ONLY A TEST; ROAD BLOCKS, COMMUNICATION GOOD |
1 |
April 21, 1955 |
COMMUNITY "WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT" NAMED AT BPW BANQUET |
14 |
April 21, 1955 |
NAMES FOR PARKS SOUGHT BY CITY |
1 |
April 21, 1955 |
MAYOR, COUNCILMEN FAVOR ANNEXATION OF ROSE HILL |
1 |
April 21, 1955 |
TRAILS RESIDENTS JOIN WATER DIST. |
1 |
April 28, 1955 |
MR AND MRS W S QUACKENBUSH |
9 |
April 28, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (WHEADON, PERCY) |
2 |
April 28, 1955 |
EXTENSION OF PERMIT TO WORK GRAVEL PIT DENIED BY CO BOARD |
1 |
April 28, 1955 |
OKEY GIVEN ON ZONING 15-ACRE SITE |
1 |
April 28, 1955 |
FUNDS FOR LOCAL SCHOOL ALLOCATED |
1 |
April 28, 1955 |
SCHOOL BUDGET UP TO $1,383,394.18 |
7 |
April 28, 1955 |
CLEAN-UP DRIVE SCHEDULED HERE |
1 |
April 28, 1955 |
THREE PUERTO RICAN YOUNGSTERS AT CENTRAL SCHOOL MAKE RAPID PROGRESS |
5 |
April 28, 1955 |
ACME MILLWORK CONSOLIDATES OFFICES IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
April 28, 1955 |
OPEN HOUSE SET BY CADMAN FIRM (PHOTOS OF CADMAN GRAVEL) |
7 |
April 28, 1955 |
ELDRIDGE, AMOS S |
5 |
April 28, 1955 |
ENGLE, CHARLES E |
10 |
April 28, 1955 |
GRUBE, KENNETH THOMAS |
10 |
April 28, 1955 |
JONES, CORA |
9 |
April 28, 1955 |
MOEN, BERTINA |
6 |
April 28, 1955 |
SAUNDERS, DON C |
2 |
April 28, 1955 |
STONER, JOHN DAVID |
9 |
April 28, 1955 |
TAYLOR, WILL H |
9 |
April 28, 1955 |
ZICKRICK, ANNA B |
5 |
April 28, 1955 |
ROSE HILL GROUP IN OPPOSITION TO ANNEXATION IDEA |
1 |
April 28, 1955 |
ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED |
1 |
April 28, 1955 |
MORE CUSTOMER PARKING SOUGHT |
1 |
April 28, 1955 |
SHIRLEY FREDERICK, RONALD EASTON |
10 |
May 5, 1955 |
YOUNG ARTISTS CAPTIVATE AUDIENCE AT EAST SIDE MUSIC FESTIVAL |
2 |
May 5, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (GOSSELIN, MRS CHARLES L) |
14 |
May 5, 1955 |
REZONING SURVEY GETS ATTENTION |
13 |
May 5, 1955 |
PRIZES AND SURPRISES ON TAP FOR BIG FREE COOKING SCHOOL MAY 9 |
1 |
May 5, 1955 |
CLEAN-UP DRIVE STARTS SATURDAY |
1 |
May 5, 1955 |
LAW HELPS RETARDED YOUNGSTERS |
14 |
May 5, 1955 |
KELLY, EMILY JANE |
7 |
May 5, 1955 |
LARSON, PETER |
13 |
May 5, 1955 |
PEET, ROBERT |
1 |
May 5, 1955 |
RODGERS, MARGUERITE |
1 |
May 5, 1955 |
RYAN, REVEREND ROBERT JOSEPH |
1 |
May 5, 1955 |
ASK CHAMBER PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT ROSE HILL COMMUNITY MEETING |
1 |
May 5, 1955 |
COUNCIL APPROVES MAY 16 BID CALL FOR GRADER, PIPE |
1 |
May 5, 1955 |
MARY SAVILLE, JOHN MATULIK |
16 |
May 12, 1955 |
HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND CONSOLIDATION ELECTION SET |
1 |
May 12, 1955 |
1,100 HOUSEWIVES ATTEND JOURNAL'S COOKING SCHOOL |
1 |
May 12, 1955 |
NEW SCHOOL SITES, BUILDINGS AND KINDERGARTEN UP FOR VOTE MAY 24 |
1 |
May 12, 1955 |
CLEAN-UP DRIVE OFFERS PICKUP SERVICE |
6 |
May 12, 1955 |
HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND CONSOLIDATION ELECTION SET |
1 |
May 12, 1955 |
MAGUIRE, JAMES |
8 |
May 12, 1955 |
O'KEEFE, OLIVE MAE |
5 |
May 12, 1955 |
CITY RECREATION PROGRAM RATES WITH BEST IN NORTHWEST, SAYS PELTON |
8 |
May 12, 1955 |
MODERATION OF MANY REQUESTS FOR BRIDGE APPROACHES IS URGED |
1 |
May 19, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (THORSON, DUANE S) |
10 |
May 19, 1955 |
NEW TIME IS SET FOR TENANTS OF A AND B TO MOVE |
1 |
May 19, 1955 |
BENEFITS TO BOTH COMMUNITIES ARE SEEN IN CONSOLIDATION OF HOUGHTON |
1 |
May 19, 1955 |
COMPLEX PROBLEMS ARE CREATED BY A RAPIDLY-EXPANDING POPULATION |
1 |
May 19, 1955 |
ADVISORY COUNCIL URGES PASSAGE OF THREE SCHOOL PROPOSITIONS |
1 |
May 19, 1955 |
HERE IS FULL TEXT OF SCHOOL BOND ISSUES AND LEVIES TO BE ON BALLOT |
7 |
May 19, 1955 |
PRE-SCHOOLERS SPEND HAPPY DAY IN KINDERGARTEN MAKING GIFTS |
7 |
May 19, 1955 |
SCHOOL BUDGET UP BY 10 1/2 PER CENT TO $1,405,065; SALARIES INCREASE |
1 |
May 19, 1955 |
ARDYTHE BOUCHELLE, MICHAEL GREEN |
12 |
May 19, 1955 |
NEW PHYSICIAN OPENS OFFICE (JARVIS, DR ERNEST C) |
7 |
May 19, 1955 |
MEMORIAL PARADE UNDER LEGION-VFW AUSPICES |
9 |
May 19, 1955 |
BENEFITS TO BOTH COMMUNITIES ARE SEEN IN CONSOLIDATION OF HOUGHTON |
1 |
May 19, 1955 |
LAGE, JOHN |
7 |
May 19, 1955 |
O'KEEFE, OLIVE |
10 |
May 19, 1955 |
ACTION ON BRIDGE TO BE REQUESTED BY ROAD GROUPS |
2 |
May 19, 1955 |
FINAL FIGURES ON L.I.D. ASSESSMENTS FOR STREET PROJECT ... |
1 |
May 19, 1955 |
PATRICIA AFRICIA, DAVID OVENELL |
12 |
May 26, 1955 |
CARING FOR 7000 CHICKENS PROVES SIZABLE PROJECT FOR BURNS FAMILY |
6 |
May 26, 1955 |
'EDUCATED' BANTY HEN HAS HATCHED CHICKS SINCE '46 AT CENTRAL SCHOOL |
2 |
May 26, 1955 |
BREAD DELIVERY MAN IS STILL GOING STRONG (HANSON, CLAYTON A) |
9 |
May 26, 1955 |
CALIFORNIA TOWN NAMES LOCAL MAN TO MANAGER POST (NELSON, HERBERT) |
1 |
May 26, 1955 |
CONEY ISLAND RED HOTS! (HUGHES, MRS AVICE - SICK'S CONCESSIONAIRE |
5 |
May 26, 1955 |
JUNIOR HIGH BIDS EXCEED ESTIMATE |
1 |
May 26, 1955 |
BUILDING STARTS ON JUANITA FIRE HALL |
9 |
May 26, 1955 |
DEADLINE IS SET FOR VACATING OF A AND B PROJECTS |
6 |
May 26, 1955 |
SOON TO BE CHANGED (PHOTO OF KIRKLAND SIGN) |
1 |
May 26, 1955 |
BOND ISSUE, KINDERGARTEN WIN BY WIDE MAJORITY |
1 |
May 26, 1955 |
BEVERLY JEAN OLSON, VERNON GLENN LOCKMAN |
12 |
May 26, 1955 |
DOCKSIDE, GRAVESIDE RITES, PARADE ON MEMORIAL DAY |
1 |
May 26, 1955 |
BUILDING STARTS ON JUANITA FIRE HALL |
9 |
May 26, 1955 |
LOCAL BEACHES OPEN JUNE 10 |
12 |
May 26, 1955 |
THINGS AHEAD IN TRANSPORTATION |
10 |
May 26, 1955 |
NEW 2A OVERPASS JOB STARTS SOON |
1 |
May 26, 1955 |
RESOLUTION URGES ACTION BY MAYOR, COUNCIL, ON SPAN |
1 |
May 26, 1955 |
TO FINISH PAVING JOB IN 4-6 WEEKS |
1 |
May 26, 1955 |
JANET EDGAR, RICHARD NICHOLS |
12 |
June 2, 1955 |
SEATTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN - GRAND OPENING |
11 |
June 2, 1955 |
SAVINGS FIRM OPENS HERE FRIDAY |
1 |
June 2, 1955 |
KIRKLAND BROTHERS RECALL HELPING BUILD ICE HOUSE (SWENSON) |
9 |
June 2, 1955 |
JR HIGH WORK GIVEN GO-AHEAD |
1 |
June 2, 1955 |
FURNITURE STORE TRANSACTION TOLD |
2 |
June 2, 1955 |
HOLM ROOFING CO. TO SELL LOCATION |
13 |
June 2, 1955 |
MARINE BUSINESS SOLD TO ANACKER |
10 |
June 2, 1955 |
PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION LIKE MARRIAGE; COOPERATION, UNDERSTANDING |
1 |
June 2, 1955 |
NEVELE VON ROCHESTER, MELVIN D LONCTOT |
13 |
June 2, 1955 |
FREE X-RAY UNIT HERE JUNE 6-10 |
1 |
June 2, 1955 |
GIRL SCOUTS OF KIRKLAND, JUANITA AND ROSE HILL AREAS WIN AWARD |
10 |
June 2, 1955 |
(PHONE) RATE INCREASES GIVEN WEST COAST FOR AREA SERVICE |
1 |
June 2, 1955 |
CAROL HOLDEMAN, GEORGE WHITE |
12 |
June 2, 1955 |
OLIVIA SLANZI, DAVE WHITLOW |
12 |
June 9, 1955 |
JACOB VERSEPUT, TRUE CRAFTSMAN, HAS BEEN BINDING BOOKS 50 YEARS |
6 |
June 9, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (WAGONER, THAINE) |
10 |
June 9, 1955 |
CONSOLIDATION WOULD EFFECT SAVINGS IN INSURANCE AND UTILITIES |
1 |
June 9, 1955 |
DIPLOMAS PRESENTED LAST NIGHT TO 167 LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SENIORS |
2 |
June 9, 1955 |
EDUCATION CLASS IN AD PRODUCTION |
11 |
June 9, 1955 |
GEORGE COMPTON RESIGNS FROM CITY COUNCIL POST |
1 |
June 9, 1955 |
YOUNGSTERS WILL SWARM CITY BEACHES FRIDAY AS LIFEGUARDS BEGIN DUTY |
7 |
June 9, 1955 |
BERNARD, WILLIAM H |
6 |
June 9, 1955 |
RINGHEIM, ANDREW O |
2 |
June 9, 1955 |
ROGNESS, IVAR |
12 |
June 9, 1955 |
SUSKEY, DORA |
14 |
June 9, 1955 |
MAYOR POMEROY DEFENDS SEATTLE ACTION ON SPAN |
1 |
June 9, 1955 |
PAVING PROJECT HALTED UNTIL CITY FINISHES DRAIN LINES |
1 |
June 16, 1955 |
THRIFTWAY - FOUR BIG ELEPHANTS HERE! |
8 |
June 16, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (CONRAD, PHILIP) |
10 |
June 16, 1955 |
TWO KIRKLAND MEN ON PRIVATE PLANE FLIGHT MISSING EN ROUTE FROM PA |
1 |
June 16, 1955 |
$395 FOR HOSPITAL INCUBATOR RAISED THROUGH PATTY FUND |
2 |
June 16, 1955 |
GRADUATION WAS A BIG DAY ... AND NIGHT ... PICTURES TELL STORY |
11 |
June 16, 1955 |
PUBLIC IS INVITED TO STUDY TEXTBOOKS BEING SAMPLED FOR SCHOOL USE |
10 |
June 16, 1955 |
EVELYN SANDOZ, MORRIS H JULSON |
12 |
June 16, 1955 |
INSURANCE PEOPLE OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR MAKING AREA BEAUTIFUL, SAFE |
9 |
June 16, 1955 |
CITY'S NEW GRADER ADMIRED (PHOTO) |
1 |
June 16, 1955 |
LIFEGUARD SAVES 15-YEAR OLD BOY FROM DROWNING |
1 |
June 16, 1955 |
WHAT NEXT? THIEVES REMOVE BARBER CHAIR |
1 |
June 16, 1955 |
MADISON, JULIUS V |
1 |
June 16, 1955 |
CITY PARK NAMED; BOARD CHOOSES 'WAVERLY PARK' |
1 |
June 16, 1955 |
CONTRACT IS LET FOR 2A BRIDGES |
7 |
June 16, 1955 |
LAKE BOULEVARD RESIDENTS OBJECTING TO PARKING PLANNED AT MARINE C |
1 |
June 16, 1955 |
PATRICIA JEAN BURKHEIMER, JAMES RUSSELL FAY |
12 |
June 23, 1955 |
MR AND MRS A C DILL HONORED AT GOLDEN WEDDING RECEPTION |
12 |
June 23, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (SARVER, ROBERT NOEL) |
10 |
June 23, 1955 |
DIRECTORS CHOOSE 'NORKIRK' SCHOOL |
12 |
June 23, 1955 |
FINISHING TOUCHES PUT ON LAKEVIEW SCHOOL AFTER DELAY BY WET GROUND |
6 |
June 23, 1955 |
KIRKLAND FURNITURE LAUNCHES A SEARCH FOR OLDEST RANGE ... |
6 |
June 23, 1955 |
SEARCH FOR TWO KIRKLAND MEN LOST ON PASCO-BELLEVUE FLIGHT HALTED |
1 |
June 23, 1955 |
CAMP FOR YOUTHS ON TAYLOR RIVER LEASED BY POLICE |
1 |
June 23, 1955 |
BIG AERIAL MAP OF KIRKLAND DISPLAYED IN BANK WINDOW |
9 |
June 23, 1955 |
HEARINGS ON CONSOLIDATION AND L.I.D. MONDAY NIGHT |
1 |
June 23, 1955 |
NAILING DOWN DRAWBACKS AGAINST CONSOLIDATION NO SIMPLE PROJECT |
10 |
June 23, 1955 |
EVEREST RESIGNS AS CHAIRMAN OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE |
9 |
June 23, 1955 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUYS TWO BUSES TOTALING $21,589 |
7 |
June 23, 1955 |
BIG FIGHT CARD OPENS EAGLE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL TONIGHT |
1 |
June 23, 1955 |
PUBLIC SESSIONS WILL DRAW MANY TO TOWN HALLS |
1 |
June 23, 1955 |
WOODCREST'S NEW WEAVING MACHINE ANOTHER GOOD EXAMPLE OF AUTOMATION |
6 |
June 23, 1955 |
INTEREST HIGH IN COUNTY-RED CROSS SWIMMING CLASSES (PHOTOS) |
7 |
June 23, 1955 |
BREY, DELOS R |
14 |
June 23, 1955 |
HOGREF, MARIE |
14 |
June 23, 1955 |
STEVENS, PERTHENIA (TINA) |
14 |
June 23, 1955 |
PASTOR IS NAMED FOR HOLY FAMILY (CONGER, REV DONALD) |
1 |
June 23, 1955 |
MAP SHOWS AREAS COVERED BY PROPOSED STREET IMPROVEMENT |
2 |
June 23, 1955 |
WHEN PAVEMENT EXPLODED (PHOTO) |
13 |
June 23, 1955 |
CITY'S GARBAGE CONTRACT REVISITED |
8 |
June 23, 1955 |
WHEN PAVEMENT EXPLODED (PHOTO) |
13 |
June 23, 1955 |
EMMA HUNT, HENRY PEEK |
12 |
June 23, 1955 |
MARILYN J KIRTLEY, ROBERT T WOODSON |
12 |
June 30, 1955 |
EMMETT JEWELLS SURPRISED AT PARTY ON THEIR 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
10 |
June 30, 1955 |
MR-MRS JOHN HANCOCK OF ROSE HILL TO CELEBRATE 50 YEARS OF MARRIAGE |
12 |
June 30, 1955 |
BELLEVUE OFFICER SAVES DAY AS STORK WINS HOSPITAL RACE |
1 |
June 30, 1955 |
THE SAD SIDE TO KIRKLAND'S FIRE |
10 |
June 30, 1955 |
VANDALISM NOT CAUSE OF BLAZE (PHOTOS) |
1 |
June 30, 1955 |
HOUGHTON VOTERS AIR CONSOLIDATION |
1 |
June 30, 1955 |
GLORIA RUTH OLDFIELD, ERNAN YOUNG SMITH |
12 |
June 30, 1955 |
FREE MOVIES SET FOR JULY FOURTH |
10 |
June 30, 1955 |
ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND PARADE SCORES TREMENDOUS SUCCESS |
6 |
June 30, 1955 |
HOUGHTON VOTERS AIR CONSOLIDATION |
1 |
June 30, 1955 |
BELLEVUE OFFICER SAVES DAY AS STORK WINS HOSPITAL RACE |
1 |
June 30, 1955 |
PERFORMANCE OF KIRKLAND GUARD UNIT WINS PRAISE FROM GENERAL DEAN |
9 |
June 30, 1955 |
ELSON, WELLS |
2 |
June 30, 1955 |
ONA, HANS |
2 |
June 30, 1955 |
SPAULDING, LAWRENCE A |
2 |
June 30, 1955 |
HUGH BELL NEW PRESIDENT OF KIRKLAND-BELLEVUE ROTARY |
9 |
June 30, 1955 |
KIRKLAND TROOP AMONG FIRST TO CAMP OUT WITH TENT-EQUIPPED TRAILER |
7 |
June 30, 1955 |
PLAY-BY-PLAY ACCOUNT OF CITY STREET L.I.D. HEARING |
1 |
June 30, 1955 |
PUBLIC PROTESTS HEARD AT L.I.D. HEARING MONDAY |
1 |
June 30, 1955 |
TO OPEN BIDS ON 2A UNDERCROSSING |
1 |
June 30, 1955 |
JOYCE MARLENE TAYLOR, WILLIAM JOSEPH PRICE |
12 |
June 30, 1955 |
SHARON DIANNE FAGERBERG, LLOYD HARLAND HULL |
12 |
July 7, 1955 |
GEORGE NICKLAUS NOW IN NOVITIATE |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (ABBETT, LEWIS EDGAR) |
2 |
July 7, 1955 |
TWINS COME IN PAIRS AT KIRKLAND HOSPITAL |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
FOR SOME, FIRE A BRIEF INTERLUDE |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
OFFICIALS STILL SEEKING CAUSE OF RECENT FIRE |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
CHARLES JOHNSON GIVEN UGN POST |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
'DENSITY CONTROL' NEAR AT HAND |
5 |
July 7, 1955 |
HOW WE COMING WITH OUR SIGNS? |
5 |
July 7, 1955 |
VOTERS WILL TACKLE CONSOLIDATION ISSUE TUESDAY |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
COMMISSION OK'S TEXTS FOR SCHOOL |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
BEGONIA SHOW SCHEDULED FOR CIVIC CENTER JULY 16-17 |
6 |
July 7, 1955 |
WATER CARNIVAL QUEEN FINALISTS AWAIT CORONATION DAY |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
1911 AGRICULTURE CLASS (PHOTOS) |
5 |
July 7, 1955 |
RECKLESS ROBIN HOODS THWARTED |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
GEORGE NICKLAUS NOW IN NOVITIATE |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
NEW HOLY FAMILY PASTOR INSTALLED (CONGER, REV DONALD) |
6 |
July 7, 1955 |
HIGHWAY UNDERPASS CONTRACT LET |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
...EAST SIDERS WISH WEATHER WASN'T WINDY AND WET |
9 |
July 7, 1955 |
CAROLYN LIDDELL, REV CHARLES A FORBES |
1 |
July 7, 1955 |
MARGARET ELEANOR WUBBENA, RICHARD CARL SPANGLER |
10 |
July 7, 1955 |
MARY HALLOWELL, HAROLD LYNN UNDERWOOD |
10 |
July 14, 1955 |
MRS RAE WILLIAMS 'MOTHERED' COURSE IN RETAILING COPIED BY 44 STAT |
12 |
July 14, 1955 |
BARNS GO, HOUSES ARE MOVED AS 2-A HIGHWAY WORK PUSHES THROUGH ARE |
9 |
July 14, 1955 |
PIANO SHOP OWNERS OPENING NEW STORE |
5 |
July 14, 1955 |
CONSOLIDATION LOSES |
1 |
July 14, 1955 |
SUSAN SHEPARD PEGG, DONALD A SAUNDERS |
12 |
July 14, 1955 |
EAST SIDE BEGONIA SHOW AT CIVIC CENTER THIS WEEKEND |
1 |
July 14, 1955 |
CONSOLIDATION LOSES, |
1 |
July 14, 1955 |
PILON, MARY JANE |
9 |
July 14, 1955 |
KIRKLAND JR. POLICE RECREATION AREA NEAR COMPLETION, AWAITS CAMPERS |
5 |
July 14, 1955 |
ACTION ON BRIDGE URGED BY GROUP IN EASTERN WASHINGTON |
1 |
July 14, 1955 |
IMMEDIATE ACTION IS ASKED IN LOCATING WEST APPROACH OF 2ND BRIDGE |
2 |
July 14, 1955 |
ONLY 35% PROTEST L.I.D.; COUNCILMEN OKEY STREET WORK |
1 |
July 14, 1955 |
REVIVE OLD PLAN FOR APPROACH ON 2ND LAKE BRIDGE |
1 |
July 14, 1955 |
SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY (PHOTO) |
7 |
July 14, 1955 |
KIRKLAND TO BECOME PUGET'S "NERVE CENTER" |
1 |
July 21, 1955 |
BOARD TO REQUEST MORE ON ALARMS |
1 |
July 21, 1955 |
GOING UP - EXPANSION - CLEARING THE WAY (3 PHOTOS OF KIRKLAND JHS) |
9 |
July 21, 1955 |
COUNCIL IS ASKED TO RESCIND LAW ON HOUSE MOVING |
1 |
July 21, 1955 |
COUNCIL IS ASKED TO RESCIND LAW ON HOUSE MOVING |
1 |
July 21, 1955 |
KIDS CAN WIN CASH AWARDS IN CARNIVAL PARADE |
12 |
July 21, 1955 |
COUNCIL IS ASKED TO RESCIND LAW ON HOUSE MOVING |
1 |
July 21, 1955 |
PARKING METER REVENUE UP 10% |
1 |
July 21, 1955 |
65-YEAR-OLD LETTER GIVES GLIMPSES OF NORTHWEST |
9 |
July 21, 1955 |
COUNCIL IS ASKED TO RESCIND LAW ON HOUSE MOVING |
1 |
July 21, 1955 |
DOOR-TO-DOOR SALESWOMAN JAILED AFTER EMPLOYER REFUSES TO PAY |
2 |
July 21, 1955 |
SHANE, BRADLEY ROY |
6 |
July 21, 1955 |
STATE BABE RUTH LEAGUE BASEBALL TOURNEY OPENS HERE TOMORROW NIGHT |
1 |
July 21, 1955 |
GATEWAY'S 'BIG BERTHA' MAKES DEBUT (PHOTO) |
2 |
July 21, 1955 |
ROSE HILL READERS ANTICIPATE COUNTY BOOKMOBILE VISIT EVERY 3 WEEK |
10 |
July 21, 1955 |
CITY STREET WORK (PHOTO) |
1 |
July 21, 1955 |
IRMA ISABEL DANIELS, RICHARD BYRON HALL |
12 |
July 21, 1955 |
SHIRLEY ADAMS, ALLEN ARMSTRONG |
11 |
July 28, 1955 |
SUPERIOR SERVICE AND SALES, INC - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
July 28, 1955 |
BANK RESOURCES NEARLY $1,500,000 |
1 |
July 28, 1955 |
MEDINA, HUNT'S POINT OKEY INCORPORATION |
2 |
July 28, 1955 |
YES, THAT FELLOW DOING THE CHORES IS NONE OTHER THAN GRAMPS FISHER |
9 |
July 28, 1955 |
TRIO WILL OPEN TV, FURNITURE BUSINESS MONDAY |
8 |
July 28, 1955 |
C OF C PLANS FOR AGGRESSIVE PROGRAM IN 1956 |
1 |
July 28, 1955 |
KATHERINE ELAINE SHERWOOD, CARL WILLIAM LARSON |
12 |
July 28, 1955 |
KIWANIS WATER CARNIVAL TO OFFER FUN FOR EVERYONE |
1 |
July 28, 1955 |
ROSELL (BILL) NOMINATED TO FILL CITY COUNCIL VACANCY |
1 |
July 28, 1955 |
PETITION PASSED; SPEEDWAY POSTED |
2 |
July 28, 1955 |
BAIER, MICHAEL |
1 |
July 28, 1955 |
WEED, GEORGE |
14 |
July 28, 1955 |
MINIATURE SUN VALLEY DEVELOPING ALONG HIGHWAY |
5 |
July 28, 1955 |
CAVE-INS, WATER HINDER 'BIG HOLE' |
2 |
July 28, 1955 |
OLD 2-A ROUTE THROUGH CITY WILL BE ABANDONED BY STATE |
1 |
July 28, 1955 |
RAIN, SOIL HAMPER 2-A HIGHWAY WORK (PHOTOS) |
2 |
July 28, 1955 |
TORN-UP STREETS POSE PROBLEM |
10 |
July 28, 1955 |
POWER COMPANY'S MOVE AIDS COMMUNITY |
10 |
July 28, 1955 |
BEATRICE H GERLACH, ROBERT W CAMPBELL |
12 |
July 28, 1955 |
CAROL ANN GARRETT, WILLIAM F PUMPHREY |
12 |
July 28, 1955 |
DONNA DOAN, DEAN KISSINGER |
12 |
July 28, 1955 |
MALOU HUMBERT, LT DARRELL WARD |
12 |
August 4, 1955 |
RAISING A HEALTHY FLOCK OF FRYERS MEANS 24-HR JOB FOR JUAN JOHNSON |
8 |
August 4, 1955 |
SOME RESIDENTS WILL BUY HOMES IN PROJECTS A-B |
2 |
August 4, 1955 |
SEARS REMODELED STORE IS MODEL FOR ENTIRE AREA |
7 |
August 4, 1955 |
KIRKLANDITES USE UGN AGENCIES |
10 |
August 4, 1955 |
WATER CARNIVAL OPENS TOMORROW |
1 |
August 4, 1955 |
ROSELL NOMINATION TO COUNCIL OK'D; VAUX DRILLS COUNCIL FOR OIL |
6 |
August 4, 1955 |
INSTALLATION OF OWN WATER SYSTEM BEING PLANNED BY HOUGHTON COUNCIL |
1 |
August 4, 1955 |
JUANITA WATER DISTRICT ENGINEERS TO PRESENT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN |
8 |
August 4, 1955 |
POLICE SEARCHING FOR WIRE THIEF |
1 |
August 4, 1955 |
CURTISS, GLENN |
10 |
August 4, 1955 |
JUPE PLUVIUS HAS BEEN HARD ON RESORTS |
10 |
August 4, 1955 |
BRIDGE GROUP, LANGLIE MEET |
1 |
August 4, 1955 |
CITY DOING WORK TO PROTECT STATE PAVING PROJECT |
2 |
August 4, 1955 |
LOOK OUT BELOW! (PHOTO OF 'BIG HOLE' IN STREET) |
7 |
August 4, 1955 |
INSTALLATION OF OWN WATER SYSTEM BEING PLANNED BY HOUGHTON COUNCIL |
1 |
August 4, 1955 |
JUANITA WATER DISTRICT ENGINEERS TO PRESENT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN |
8 |
August 4, 1955 |
JOANNE HABERZETLE, DONALD VAN DYKE |
12 |
August 4, 1955 |
LOUISE MURTAGH, DR KENNETH DREWELOW |
12 |
August 11, 1955 |
OUR TOWN (KRYGER, JAMES JOSEPH) |
10 |
August 11, 1955 |
SITES CONSIDERED FOR SCHOOL USE |
1 |
August 11, 1955 |
LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS TO BE STARTED SEPT 15 |
1 |
August 11, 1955 |
LAST PUBLIC HOUSING UNITS TO GO; FINAL SALE CLOSES BY SEPTEMBER 9 |
8 |
August 11, 1955 |
ELECTRIC FIRM OPENED IN CITY BY CHUCK FOWLER |
2 |
August 11, 1955 |
UGN GOAL $12,849 SET FOR KIRKLAND SAYS MRS VAUX |
1 |
August 11, 1955 |
CONSOLIDATION IS STILL BIG ISSUE |
2 |
August 11, 1955 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS TO OPEN DOORS TO SOME 4600 STUDENTS SEP 7 |
6 |
August 11, 1955 |
PHOTOS OF WATER CARNIVAL |
7 |
August 11, 1955 |
MAYOR'S SALARY DUE FOR PUBLIC AIRING |
10 |
August 11, 1955 |
END
TO BREATH-TAKING INTERSECTION INCIDENTS SOUGHT BY JUANITA |
9 |
August 11, 1955 |
JUANITA BEACH SURVEY SLATED |
10 |
August 11, 1955 |
BOUCHARD, MRS ERNEST |
10 |
August 11, 1955 |
GREEN, BERTHA M |
2 |
August 11, 1955 |
SMYSER, SHIRLEY ANN |
1 |
August 11, 1955 |
TIMMONS, JOSEPH WILLIAM |
5 |
August 11, 1955 |
LITTLE LEAGUERS PLAY IN COAST CHAMPIONSHIP TODAY |
1 |
August 11, 1955 |
END
TO BREATH-TAKING INTERSECTION INCIDENTS SOUGHT BY JUANITA |
9 |
August 11, 1955 |
GOVERNOR LANGLIE SUGGESTS TEST COURT CASE ON BRIDGE |
1 |
August 18, 1955 |
MR AND MRS RALPH T BROWN INVITE FRIENDS TO 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
13 |
August 18, 1955 |
DWELLING SALE, MOVING CONTINUES (PHOTO) |
6 |
August 18, 1955 |
UGN ADVANCE DRIVE OPENS |
1 |
August 18, 1955 |
SCHOOLS OPENING SEPT 7 |
1 |
August 18, 1955 |
DIANNA M BOWES, WILLIAM L BLAKE |
12 |
August 18, 1955 |
STAN BORESON SHOW COMING HERE SEPT 9 |
1 |
August 18, 1955 |
PEOPLE CONSIDER MAYOR'S SALARY |
1 |
August 18, 1955 |
LABOR UNION HITS UNAUTHORIZED LOCAL SOLICITATION |
1 |
August 18, 1955 |
DOCKA, PETRINA |
9 |
August 18, 1955 |
DRESEN, LEONARD PETER |
9 |
August 18, 1955 |
HULL, MARY A |
1 |
August 18, 1955 |
OLSON, PAUL |
9 |
August 18, 1955 |
RANDALL, PEARL |
9 |
August 18, 1955 |
REV G P HELLIWELL ASSUMING DUTIES AS CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER |
12 |
August 18, 1955 |
KIRKLAND, WITH POPULATION OF 5,5750 RANKS 32ND IN STATE CENSUS |
7 |
August 18, 1955 |
COUNCIL AWARDS SEWER OUTFALL JOB TO MCRAY |
1 |
August 18, 1955 |
KIRKLAND UTILITY TAX PROPOSED FOR RAISING $15,000 |
1 |
August 25, 1955 |
THRIFTWAY (DAVY CROCKETT IN PERSON!) |
8 |
August 25, 1955 |
ELLEN THURSTON GETS THE JOB DONE |
10 |
August 25, 1955 |
SUMMER BROUGHT NO ESCAPE FROM BOOKS FOR DUANE (THORSON) |
9 |
August 25, 1955 |
GROUND BROKEN FOR $175,000 MEDICAL CENTER |
1 |
August 25, 1955 |
TEEN CANTEEN FUNDS ARE ASSURED |
5 |
August 25, 1955 |
$14,999 IN OPTIONS ADDED TO LOCAL JUNIOR HIGH JOB |
2 |
August 25, 1955 |
PLENTY OF LIGHT (PHOTO OF LAKEVIEW GRADE SCHOOL CLASSROOM) |
7 |
August 25, 1955 |
KIRKLAND'S PROPOSED UTILITY TAX WILL BE DISCUSSED BY COMPANIES |
1 |
August 25, 1955 |
SOME OF THE NEW INSTRUCTORS WHO WILL TEACH IN LOCAL SYSTEM THIS Y |
6 |
August 25, 1955 |
RIDES ON FIRE TRUCKS, RACES ARE HIGHLIGHTS OF HOUGHTON LIBRARY RE |
14 |
August 25, 1955 |
THREE-MAN HOUGHTON WATER COMMISSION TO GATHER FACTS ON PROPOSED SYSTEM |
5 |
August 25, 1955 |
HOUGHTON POLICE CONNECTED BY RADIO TO COUNTY NETWORK |
2 |
August 25, 1955 |
TWO BOYS STEAL CAR, SMASH UP TROPHIES |
1 |
August 25, 1955 |
CITY'S FIRST NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYGROUND TO BE SEEDED |
9 |
August 25, 1955 |
KIRKLAND POLICE CAMP LOCATED IN HEART OF CASCADES |
5 |
August 25, 1955 |
CALLS FOR BIDS ON SECOND LAKE BRIDGE EXPECTED JANUARY FIRST |
1 |
August 25, 1955 |
THREE-MAN HOUGHTON WATER COMMISSION TO GATHER FACTS ON PROPOSED SYSTEM |
5 |
August 25, 1955 |
ELIZABETH NJOS, RONALD TURNER |
12 |
September 1,
1955 |
ROY'S CAFE - REOPENING |
2 |
September 1,
1955 |
LAKE WASHINGTON FUTURE FARMERS WIN LAURELS AT KING COUNTY FAIR |
6 |
September 1,
1955 |
PRICE (ANDREW) ELECTED ASS'T VICE PRESIDENT OF N. B. OF C. |
9 |
September 1,
1955 |
AT THE WICKENCAMPS' THERE'S BURROS AND 6-TOED CATS |
2 |
September 1,
1955 |
TEEN CANTEEN OPENING SET |
9 |
September 1,
1955 |
HOLY FAMILY CHURCH OPENS FUND DRIVE TONIGHT. DR EMMET MCKILLOP IS |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
FOOTBALLERS HERE ALL TO WEAR FACE MASKS THIS SEASON |
5 |
September 1,
1955 |
NEARLY 4,500 PUPILS EXPECTED TO REPORT SEPT 7 |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
KIRKLAND LADIES VIOLIN PLAYERS IN SEATTLE SYMPHONY |
10 |
September 1,
1955 |
'ABNORMAL COSTS' LISTED BY LELAND |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
CITY TO COMPLETE DRAINAGE WORK; TO LET CONTRACT |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
MANY RESIDENTS POLLED BELIEVE MAYOR SHOULD RECEIVE SALARY |
7 |
September 1,
1955 |
PAY INCREASES FOR DEPARTMENT HEADS TO BE ASKED IN '56 |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
CITY DELINQUENCY RECORD ONE OF THE BEST |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
AMUNDSON, ELOUISE |
4 |
September 1,
1955 |
FORTESCUE, FREDERICK ERNEST |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
KILLGREEN, WILLIAM S |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
MCEACHERN, HANNAH |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
JUANITA GIRL SCOUTS LEAD RUGGED LIFE IN WOLDS OF IDAHO'S LAKE PEN |
7 |
September 1,
1955 |
GSA, P.O. DEPT SUGGEST NEW $260,000 KIRKLAND POST OFFICE |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
FOOTBALLERS HERE ALL TO WEAR FACE MASKS THIS SEASON |
5 |
September 1,
1955 |
CLEARLY MARKED SIGNS WOULD HELP |
2 |
September 1,
1955 |
EASTVOLD'S OFFICE OPPOSES BRIDGE CONNECTION VIA PROPOSED FREEWAY |
9 |
September 1,
1955 |
PERSON LOSING LOWER PLATE DOWN DRAIN CAN CLAIM SAME |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
PHONE SERVICE REQUESTS HEAVY |
11 |
September 1,
1955 |
TWO DIVERGENT OPINIONS EXPRESSED ON PROPOSED PRIVATE UTILITY TAX |
1 |
September 1,
1955 |
MARTHA ENG, HAROLD HUTCHINS |
10 |
September 8,
1955 |
JIM BUTTERA'S PEACHES WIN BLUE RIBBON HONORS AT FAIR |
1 |
September 8,
1955 |
NINE LOCAL HOMES ENTERED IN "PARADE OF HOMES" |
7 |
September 8,
1955 |
3,704 STUDENTS RETURN TO SCHOOL |
1 |
September 8,
1955 |
LAKE WASHINGTON ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES TO OFFER 7 NEW COURSES |
9 |
September 8,
1955 |
NEW TEACHERS (PHOTO) |
11 |
September 8,
1955 |
SEABLOOM (WALTER) NAMED VICE PRINCIPAL |
1 |
September 8,
1955 |
AWARD BIDS FOR $236,161 ON CITY PAVING-DRAIN JOB |
1 |
September 8,
1955 |
MAYOR PROPOSES $462,735 BUDGET, AN INCREASE OF $42,450 FOR 1956 |
1 |
September 8,
1955 |
ANYBODY YOU KNOW? (PHOTO OF 1912 STUDENTS AND TEACHERS AT KHS) |
12 |
September 8,
1955 |
CITY WARRANT DEBT TOTALS $58,511.51 |
11 |
September 8,
1955 |
DOGS ARE EMPOUNDED ON SCHOOL GROUNDS |
4 |
September 8,
1955 |
SPAULDING, JOHN W |
9 |
September 8,
1955 |
TAYLOR, AMANDA ELIZABETH |
1 |
September 8,
1955 |
IMPOSITION OF UTILITIES TAX WILL TURN "WELCOME MAT UPSIDE-DOWN" |
1 |
September 8,
1955 |
BAN SPRINKLING IN JUANITA AREA DUE TO DRYNESS |
1 |
September 8,
1955 |
JOAN JACOBSEN, HUGH MANN |
10 |
September 15,
1955 |
ROSE HILL COUPLE WED FOR 53 YEARS (LEWIS, MR AND MRS HENRY) |
1 |
September 15,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (PHILLIPS, CARRIE) |
2 |
September 15,
1955 |
BUILDING ORDINANCE APPROVED IN HOUGHTON TO CONTROL REMODELING OF |
6 |
September 15,
1955 |
BUSINESS FIRMS TO BE CONTACTED IN UGN CAMPAIGN |
1 |
September 15,
1955 |
HOLY FAMILY GOAL REACHED IN DRIVE |
1 |
September 15,
1955 |
FUTURE OF AREA DISCUSSED |
9 |
September 15,
1955 |
LOCAL PLANNING NEEDS STUDIED BY COUNCIL |
1 |
September 15,
1955 |
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN SOUGHT AT JUANITA FOR NEWEST STATION |
1 |
September 15,
1955 |
LIFEGUARDS MAKE 16 RESCUES AT BEACHES DURING THE SUMMER |
9 |
September 15,
1955 |
BUILDING ORDINANCE APPROVED IN HOUGHTON TO CONTROL REMODELING OF |
6 |
September 15,
1955 |
HOUGHTON POLICE EXPAND FACILITIES |
1 |
September 15,
1955 |
IRATE HOUGHTON RESIDENTS PROTESTS MARINA CHANGES, SEEK TO PROTECT |
1 |
September 15,
1955 |
MODERN EAST SIDE MARINA AT HOUGHTON (PHOTO) |
12 |
September 15,
1955 |
TWO NEW PLATS GIVEN APPROVAL INSIDE HOUGHTON |
5 |
September 15,
1955 |
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN SOUGHT AT JUANITA FOR NEWEST STATION |
1 |
September 15,
1955 |
MODERN EAST SIDE MARINA AT HOUGHTON (PHOTO) |
12 |
September 15,
1955 |
LIFEGUARDS MAKE 16 RESCUES AT BEACHES DURING THE SUMMER |
9 |
September 15,
1955 |
FIELDS, ISABELL |
6 |
September 15,
1955 |
OLIVER, EDNA E |
6 |
September 15,
1955 |
WOODS, CHARLES E |
1 |
September 15,
1955 |
JUANITA TRAFFIC LIGHT WOULD HELP |
2 |
September 15,
1955 |
PRIVATE FIRM SUPPLYING WATER FOR NEW EAST SIDE HOME DEVELOPMENTS |
9 |
September 15,
1955 |
KATHERINE SHERWOOD, CARL LARSON |
10 |
September 15,
1955 |
MARY ANN MILLARD, GARY HUTCHINSON |
10 |
September 22,
1955 |
SO THAT NONE SHALL BE IN THE DARK (RIGHT-TO-KNOW) |
10 |
September 22,
1955 |
READIN', RITIN' AND 'RITHMETIC IS A PLEASURE FOR ALL AT NEW LAKEVIEW |
9 |
September 22,
1955 |
FIRE COMMISSION ASKS FOR CONTROL LIGHT AT JUANITA |
6 |
September 22,
1955 |
NEW FIREFIGHTERS MEET IN JUANITA |
7 |
September 22,
1955 |
ASSESSED VALUATION OF KIRKLAND HIKED; CITY WALLET FATTER |
1 |
September 22,
1955 |
CITY DADS REQUEST ACTION ON ANTIQUE WAVERLY WAY HOUSE |
1 |
September 22,
1955 |
ITEMIZED HOUGHTON CITY BUDGET |
2 |
September 22,
1955 |
FREEMAN, MILLER |
1 |
September 22,
1955 |
COST OF WATER SERVICE OUTLINED |
1 |
September 22,
1955 |
PROPOSED CITY UTILITY TAX VETOED BY BUSINESS GROUP |
1 |
September 29,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (KEAN, GRACE AND HARRY) |
10 |
September 29,
1955 |
PERSONALITY SKETCH OF DUDLEY "FARMER" BROWN |
13 |
September 29,
1955 |
TERRY PHILLIPS PULLS FOR YANKS; NO WONDER! SHE'S KIN OF BAUER'S |
1 |
September 29,
1955 |
PROGRESS STEADY ON NORKIRK SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
2 |
September 29,
1955 |
TYRANNY'S TARGET (FREE PRESS) |
10 |
September 29,
1955 |
MODERN SHOPPING CENTER IN CITY LIMITS FORESEEN AS C OF C-CITY COM |
1 |
September 29,
1955 |
LINNIE MAE STINSON, WEBSTER BYRD |
12 |
September 29,
1955 |
MAYOR'S SALARY SLASH PROPOSED FOR 1956 BUDGET |
1 |
September 29,
1955 |
FORTE, CATHERINE |
1 |
September 29,
1955 |
RUMORS KIRKLAND PLANS WATER CUT FAR FROM TRUTH |
1 |
September 29,
1955 |
CHARLOTTE GARDNER, FRED FLEMING |
12 |
September 29,
1955 |
EDITH HARTELIUS, RAYMOND, BROWDER |
12 |
October 6, 1955 |
MISS BROOKS' COSTUME FOR DANCE WAS SENSATIONAL OUTFIT; NEWS OF THE DAY |
9 |
October 6, 1955 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT ORDERS PORTABLE CLASSROOM PLANS |
1 |
October 6, 1955 |
NAME NEW MANAGER AT PANTORIUM PLANT |
7 |
October 6, 1955 |
HS ENROLLMENT SETS NEW MARK |
9 |
October 6, 1955 |
NEW TEACHERS OF LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT WELCOMED TO COMMUNITY |
12 |
October 6, 1955 |
RESERVES CREATED IN SCHOOL BUDGET OF $2,565,777.48 |
5 |
October 6, 1955 |
COUNCIL VOTES TO LEAVE MAYOR'S SALARY AT $6000 |
1 |
October 6, 1955 |
HOUGHTON TO PAY MAYOR $600 IN '56 UNDER NEW BUDGET OF $46284 |
1 |
October 6, 1955 |
ADDED SOURCE OF WATER IS URGED |
8 |
October 6, 1955 |
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS PURCHASE OF JUANITA BEACH SITE |
1 |
October 6, 1955 |
FUND DRIVE FOR NEW LIBRARY TO BE STARTED NEXT MONTH |
1 |
October 6, 1955 |
GAIN, FANNIE H |
1 |
October 6, 1955 |
NORDSTROM, O E "BLONDIE" |
1 |
October 6, 1955 |
PICTURE STORY DESCRIBES STEPS FOLLOWED IN PRODUCING EACH NEWSPAPER |
7 |
October 6, 1955 |
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS PURCHASE OF JUANITA BEACH SITE |
1 |
October 6, 1955 |
AREA DELEGATES OF 26 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES IN CONCLAVE HERE |
8 |
October 6, 1955 |
SIX MILES WATER MAINS PROPOSED |
5 |
October 6, 1955 |
TELEPHONE COMPANY INSTITUTES NEW POLICY FOR BILLING ITS SUBSCRIBER |
10 |
October 6, 1955 |
FLORENCE JOHANSON, JOHN BERG |
13 |
October 13,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (NEIGHBOR, EMERSON R) |
10 |
October 13,
1955 |
NW BIBLE COLLEGE SEEKING LOCATION IN STEWART HEIGHTS |
1 |
October 13,
1955 |
ALASKANS REOPENING CENTRAL WAY BAKERY |
9 |
October 13,
1955 |
CHAMBER SEEKING MEMBERS FOR '56 |
1 |
October 13,
1955 |
HOUGHTON HALTS REZONING EFFORT OF TWO FIRMS |
1 |
October 13,
1955 |
PRE-SCHOOL GROUP PLANNED IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
October 13,
1955 |
STEWART SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED BEGINNING ITS FIFTH YEAR |
13 |
October 13,
1955 |
KIWANIS PLAN 3RD ANNUAL HALLOWE'EN PARTY FOR KIDS |
1 |
October 13,
1955 |
HOUGHTON HALTS REZONING EFFORT OF TWO FIRMS |
1 |
October 13,
1955 |
PRE-SCHOOL GROUP PLANNED IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
October 13,
1955 |
BEEMAN, ELIZABETH |
1 |
October 13,
1955 |
COUNTY APPROVES FUNDS FOR PARKS |
1 |
October 13,
1955 |
STATE HIGHWAY 2-A TO BE MADE LIMITED ACCESS BY-PASS TO US 99 |
1 |
October 13,
1955 |
TRAFFIC SOLUTION SOUGHT IN JUANITA |
9 |
October 20,
1955 |
EX-AMARILLO HOME ECONOMIST NOW AT MEAT COUNTER (ALTMAN, JESS) |
2 |
October 20,
1955 |
70000 PERSONS USE CIVIC CENTER FACILITIES IN YEAR, PELTON STATES |
9 |
October 20,
1955 |
MARSH'S SHOE REPAIR, WIPED OUT NY BLAZE, WILL REOPEN THIS WEEK |
6 |
October 20,
1955 |
STENSLAND BAKERY TO OPEN ON FRIDAY |
8 |
October 20,
1955 |
KAY JOYCE FLETCHER, TORVOLD TRONSEN JR |
13 |
October 20,
1955 |
SEWER SERVICE SOUGHT BY TOWN |
9 |
October 20,
1955 |
BEACH PURCHASE URGED BY CLUBS |
1 |
October 20,
1955 |
DR RONALD DAVIS OPENING OFFICES IN ARCADE BUILDING |
2 |
October 20,
1955 |
NEARBY GUIDED MISSILE INSTALLATION UNVEILED |
1 |
October 20,
1955 |
HJERTOOS, KATHRYN |
8 |
October 20,
1955 |
BEACH PURCHASE URGED BY CLUBS |
1 |
October 20,
1955 |
MERCHANTS TO MARK STREET COMPLETION |
1 |
October 20,
1955 |
STREETS CLOSED - MERCHANTS MOAN - BETTER DAYS AHEAD (PHOTOS) |
5 |
October 20,
1955 |
BETTER SERVICE SEEN FOR WATER HOOKUP WORK |
1 |
October 20,
1955 |
RESIDENTS OBJECT TO IRREGULAR GARBAGE SERVICE |
1 |
October 20,
1955 |
SEWER SERVICE SOUGHT BY TOWN |
9 |
October 20,
1955 |
BEVERLY OLSON, VERNON LOCKMON |
12 |
October 20,
1955 |
JEAN WEIMERT, PAUL GEILE |
12 |
October 27,
1955 |
THIRTY FIFTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED BY MR AND MRS CROW |
12 |
October 27,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (SIEVERS, ARNOLD) |
10 |
October 27,
1955 |
STUFFED KOALAS BROUGHT BACK FROM MELBOURNE BY MODEL CAROL PRICE |
12 |
October 27,
1955 |
LAKEVIEW SCHOOL TO BE DEDICATED WEDNESDAY NIGHT |
1 |
October 27,
1955 |
NORKIRK SCHOOL READY BY JAN 15 SAYS ARCHITECT |
1 |
October 27,
1955 |
SUPPORT OF COLLEGE SITE ASKED HERE |
1 |
October 27,
1955 |
ENTHUSIASM HIGH FOR BARGAIN DAYS HERE NOV 4 AND 5 |
1 |
October 27,
1955 |
JUANITA CREST PLAY SCHOOL IN OPERATION |
11 |
October 27,
1955 |
ORDER PLANS FOR PORTABLES TO AID REDMOND SCHOOL |
1 |
October 27,
1955 |
STAN BORESON HEADLINER FOR ROSE HILL CARNIVAL |
9 |
October 27,
1955 |
WUNDA WUNDA, TV STAR, IS FEATURE ATTRACTION AT JUANITA PTA CARNIVAL |
13 |
October 27,
1955 |
FIRE TRUCK GETS NEEDED WASH JOB (PHOTO) |
8 |
October 27,
1955 |
ANOTHER OLD TIMER (OLD PHOTO OF STORE INTERIOR AT DOCK) |
10 |
October 27,
1955 |
KIRKLAND CHRISTMAS PLANS UNDER SUPERVISION OF JC'S |
1 |
October 27,
1955 |
KIWANIS PLANS COMPLETE; GAY HALLOWE'EN IN SIGHT |
1 |
October 27,
1955 |
PYYKKO, CHARLES |
1 |
October 27,
1955 |
STORM, OSCAR EMIL |
1 |
October 27,
1955 |
WERNER, AUDRA |
1 |
October 27,
1955 |
STAN BORESON HEADLINER FOR ROSE HILL CARNIVAL |
9 |
November 3,
1955 |
REV AND MRS ERNEST NORTH OBSERVE 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
16 |
November 3,
1955 |
WEBSTER JEWETTS CELEBRATING THEIR 50TH YEAR OF MARRIAGE NOV 4 |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
SCHOOL ARCHITECT WILL APPEAR ON SCIENTIFIC PANEL (DEITZ, ROBERT) |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
CONSULTANT ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS TO DISCUSS PORTABLES WITH BOARD |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
LOCAL OPINION FACTOR IN FINAL DISPOSAL OF STEWART HEIGHTS |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
DOLLAR GETS BIG STRETCH IN CITY STARTING FRIDAY |
9 |
November 3,
1955 |
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBOR FUND HITS $13000; QUOTA FOR AREA EXCEEDED |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
COUNTY MEET SET ON CIVIL DEFENSE |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
GROUPS BACKING EDUCATION WEEK |
15 |
November 3,
1955 |
MARY JEANETTE BURR, GORDON C GOOLD |
16 |
November 3,
1955 |
PRIMROSE SHOW PLANS OUTLINED |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
CHIEF OF FIRE DISTRICT ISSUES DETAILED INFO REGARDING BRUSH BURN |
14 |
November 3,
1955 |
BENEFITS OF EMPLOYING FULL-TIME MAYOR TO BE DISCUSSED BY LELAND |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
LAKE STREET IN 1926 (PHOTO) |
15 |
November 3,
1955 |
CHRISTMAS TRAIL CONTEST SLATED |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
HALLOWE'EN PRANKS HELD TO MINIMUM BY KIWANIS PARTY |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
SANE, SAFE HALLOWE'EN (PHOTO) |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
CITY'S SHORELINE TO BENEFIT FROM STREETS PROJECT |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
BERNARD, ELIZABETH |
5 |
November 3,
1955 |
GETTLE, ANNA C |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
AERIAL PHOTO SHOWS IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM |
13 |
November 3,
1955 |
CITY'S SHORELINE TO BENEFIT FROM STREETS PROJECT |
1 |
November 3,
1955 |
PHOTOS OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS |
9 |
November 3,
1955 |
TELEPHONE CREWS MOVING 60 POLES |
15 |
November 3,
1955 |
LEONA BECHTOL, LOUIS SVARZ |
16 |
November 10,
1955 |
FANCY OF PASSERBY CAUGHT BY SHELDON HITCHINS' OIL PAINTINGS |
2 |
November 10,
1955 |
NATURE CAPTURED IN E J SAWYER'S WOODLAND SKETCHES |
7 |
November 10,
1955 |
SALE-A-BRATION HUGE SUCCESS IN CITY, CHAIRMAN REPORTS |
2 |
November 10,
1955 |
100 PER CENT MEMBERSHIP INCREASE GOAL OF CHAMBER IN 1956 CAMPAIGN |
1 |
November 10,
1955 |
LAND BOARD OFFERS KIRKLAND BUILDING SITES AT AUCTION |
9 |
November 10,
1955 |
OPPORTUNITY TO RATE YOUR TOWN (SURVEY) |
10 |
November 10,
1955 |
DEDICATE NEW LAKEVIEW SCHOOL |
5 |
November 10,
1955 |
EQUIPMENT TOTALS $45134 IN FOUR SCHOOLS OF DISTRICT |
1 |
November 10,
1955 |
SORWEIDE RESIGNS JOB WITH SCHOOLS |
1 |
November 10,
1955 |
WINDOW DISPLAY FOR EDUCATION WEEK ARE RESULT OF DIRECT COORDINATION |
2 |
November 10,
1955 |
DONALEE HUTTON, RICHARD G BOAS |
13 |
November 10,
1955 |
EASTSIDE CONCERT IS HUGE SUCCESS |
13 |
November 10,
1955 |
COUNCILMEN VOTE 4-3 AGAINST CUT IN MAYOR SALARY |
1 |
November 10,
1955 |
LAKEFRONT PILING BIDS DUE DEC 19 |
1 |
November 10,
1955 |
DONAHUE, KENNETH |
2 |
November 10,
1955 |
EIDE, RALPH O |
2 |
November 10,
1955 |
GALEY, DAVID R |
5 |
November 10,
1955 |
KING, GRACE |
5 |
November 10,
1955 |
VANDERPOOL, WILLIAM |
1 |
November 10,
1955 |
$80000 CONTRACT LET FOR NEW ROAD |
5 |
November 10,
1955 |
KIRKLAND ACCESS TO NEW BRIDGE CAUSES CONCERN |
1 |
November 10,
1955 |
NEW LINK WILL BE ADDED TO STATE HIGHWAY 2-A |
1 |
November 10,
1955 |
BOOSTS IN WATER, SEWER, GARBAGE RATES APPROVED |
1 |
November 10,
1955 |
TELEPHONE BOOKS DELIVERED TO 8145 SUBSCRIBERS IN AREA |
9 |
November 10,
1955 |
BETTY ONA, LT RUSSELL N MCDOWELL |
12 |
November 10,
1955 |
JANET SIPILA, GORDON SHOUDY |
12 |
November 17,
1955 |
EAST SIDE PIONEERS, SYVERT JOSTENS, TO CELEBRATE 50TH YEAR OF MAR |
12 |
November 17,
1955 |
ELDER LANDRYS FETED ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY |
12 |
November 17,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (BERG, EDWARD J) |
10 |
November 17,
1955 |
PATRICIA ANN SMITH WINS SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIA IN QUIZ CONTEST |
13 |
November 17,
1955 |
BRIDLE TRAILS SEEKS ELECTION TO JOIN HOUGHTON |
2 |
November 17,
1955 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE LAUNCHED TUESDAY |
1 |
November 17,
1955 |
NEWEST, OLDEST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS BOOST 1956 DRIVE |
6 |
November 17,
1955 |
BRIDLE TRAILS SEEKS ELECTION TO JOIN HOUGHTON |
2 |
November 17,
1955 |
TOP SCHOOL OFFICIALS ON PANEL WILL CONSIDER EDUCATIONAL SERVICES |
5 |
November 17,
1955 |
MERRILY HARDENBROOK, RONALD SCHWINN |
12 |
November 17,
1955 |
COUNCILMEN APPROVE 1956 SALARY SCHEDULE FOR KIRKLAND EMPLOYEES |
9 |
November 17,
1955 |
BIRDSEYE, MILLER NOTIFY HOUGHTON OF RESIGNATIONS |
6 |
November 17,
1955 |
BRIDLE TRAILS SEEKS ELECTION TO JOIN HOUGHTON |
2 |
November 17,
1955 |
HANNETT, CLAIRE |
6 |
November 17,
1955 |
NEWTON, JOHN I |
6 |
November 17,
1955 |
SCHMIDT, HENRY |
6 |
November 17,
1955 |
LOCAL POSTMEN SET FINE RECORD |
9 |
November 17,
1955 |
KANGS IN TURKEY BOWL! |
1 |
November 17,
1955 |
BRIDGE APPROACH STUDY UNDERWAY BY LOCAL GROUPS |
1 |
November 17,
1955 |
OREGON FIRM TO BUILD NEXT LINK ON NEW 2-A |
1 |
November 17,
1955 |
MERCURY RISES; EVERYONE HAPPY |
1 |
November 17,
1955 |
JOANNE BECHTEL, WILLIAM BLACK |
12 |
November 24,
1955 |
CHARLES FERRELLS CELEBRATING 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
2 |
November 24,
1955 |
JOHN KUSKES 50TH WEDDING RECEPTION WILL BE FAMILY REUNION |
8 |
November 24,
1955 |
CHAMBER COLLECTS $2690 IN DRIVE |
1 |
November 24,
1955 |
BONNIE JEANINE SCOTT BLAIR, JAMES R LAWTON |
2 |
November 24,
1955 |
10-ACRE TRACT FOR PARK IN STEWART HEIGHTS MAY BE SOUGHT BY HOUGHTON |
1 |
November 24,
1955 |
ITEMS LOST DURING YEAR AVAILABLE AT CITY POLICE DEPT |
1 |
November 24,
1955 |
EGAN, CATHERINE |
1 |
November 24,
1955 |
10-ACRE TRACT FOR PARK IN STEWART HEIGHTS MAY BE SOUGHT BY HOUGHTON |
1 |
November 24,
1955 |
$125000 IN BONDS SOLD BY KIRKLAND AT 2.71% INTEREST |
1 |
December 1,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (SUGHROE, MAURY) |
1 |
December 1,
1955 |
THERE WERE LOTS OF CANDLES ON MRS REYNOLD'S CAKE |
1 |
December 1,
1955 |
$90000 PERMIT ISSUED FOR NEW APARTMENT UNITS |
1 |
December 1,
1955 |
NEW ARCHITECT OFFICE OPENS |
7 |
December 1,
1955 |
NEW SEPTIC TANK SERVICE OFFERED |
1 |
December 1,
1955 |
80000TH VISITOR HONORED (TEEN CANTEEN) |
5 |
December 1,
1955 |
SCHOOL PATROL'S BOYS, GIRLS OF MONTH SELECTED (PHOTOS) |
8 |
December 1,
1955 |
NEW SUBDIVISION OPEN IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
December 1,
1955 |
ELSIE GIBBS, WILLIAM K SNOW |
12 |
December 1,
1955 |
PATRICIA MOE SKINNER, KENNETH ARTHUR NELSON |
12 |
December 1,
1955 |
ALL RURAL ROUTES WILL DISCONTINUE HERE FEBRUARY 1 |
1 |
December 1,
1955 |
MEANS OF PROVIDING SPECIAL SERVICES FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN DISC |
5 |
December 1,
1955 |
COMMUNITY YULE CELEBRATION OPENS WITH ANNUAL PARADE AT 1 PM SAT |
6 |
December 1,
1955 |
TIME TO ENTER LIGHTING CONTEST |
1 |
December 1,
1955 |
LOCAL SHOPLIFTER MUST LEAVE STATE |
1 |
December 1,
1955 |
GARDNER, ORA L |
6 |
December 1,
1955 |
GREGORY, MAITLAND |
9 |
December 1,
1955 |
SEEK, DANIEL W |
7 |
December 1,
1955 |
BIDS TO BE CALLED ON NEW BRIDGE NEXT MONTH (MAP) |
9 |
December 1,
1955 |
OFFICIALS STATE CITY STREET JOB NEAR COMPLETION |
1 |
December 1,
1955 |
ROADS GROUP CONCERNED OVER BRIDGE APPROACHES |
1 |
December 8,
1955 |
ANNEXATION OF BRIDLE TRAILS BUMPS INTO SNAG |
1 |
December 8,
1955 |
MEDICAL CENTER PRESIDENT ASKS DRAINAGE ACTION |
1 |
December 8,
1955 |
ROSE HILL PROPERTY PURCHASED FOR NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOL |
1 |
December 8,
1955 |
WHEADON FLORISTS OPENS STORE HERE |
7 |
December 8,
1955 |
WHITTEY PURCHASES WESTERN AUTO STORE |
7 |
December 8,
1955 |
OFF-STREET PARKING FOR MULTIPLE HOUSING UNITS URGED BY GARDNER |
1 |
December 8,
1955 |
HOURS MAYOR WILL BE IN OFFICE ANNOUNCED |
5 |
December 8,
1955 |
FREE XMAS MOVIE PARTY FOR YOUNGSTERS, BARGAIN DAYS THIS WEEKEND |
1 |
December 8,
1955 |
PHOTOS OF XMAS PARADE, ETC |
5 |
December 8,
1955 |
CARLSON, JOSEPHINE |
8 |
December 8,
1955 |
CLAY, GROVER |
8 |
December 8,
1955 |
CRAWFORD, FRANK |
8 |
December 8,
1955 |
SACHS, ALICE |
8 |
December 8,
1955 |
NEW REAL ESTATE OFFICE OPENING HERE |
2 |
December 8,
1955 |
CC BRIDGE GROUP ASKS TBA FOR BETTER ACCESS OFF NEW SPAN |
8 |
December 8,
1955 |
ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT SERVICE BEST FOR AREA, COMMITTEE AGREES |
1 |
December 8,
1955 |
THOUSANDS IN DAMAGE REPORTED AS 68-MILE GALE HITS COMMUNITY |
1 |
December 8,
1955 |
LINNEA STINSON, WEBSTER BYRD |
8 |
December 15,
1955 |
OUR TOWN (PIERCE, WILBUR W) |
10 |
December 15,
1955 |
TOWN TO ENFORCE BUILDING CODE |
1 |
December 15,
1955 |
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY DRIVE BRINGS $500, TWICE '54 TOTAL |
10 |
December 15,
1955 |
NEW PRINCIPAL FOR ROSE HILL SCHOOL IS MAIN AGENDA ITEM FOR MONDAY |
9 |
December 15,
1955 |
PATRICIA L CUSHING, DONALD O BROWN |
12 |
December 15,
1955 |
SITE CHOSEN ON EAST SIDE FOR HOSPITAL |
1 |
December 15,
1955 |
SKETCH OF NEW HOSPITAL |
5 |
December 15,
1955 |
FAMED CHRISTMAS SHIP TO APPEAR HERE DECEMBER 21 |
8 |
December 15,
1955 |
THREE HOUGHTON POSITIONS OPEN |
1 |
December 15,
1955 |
JUANITA WATER DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS START PLANS FOR PROGRAM OF E |
9 |
December 15,
1955 |
CLAUSEN, HELEN E |
2 |
December 15,
1955 |
SHEPARD, FRANK V |
2 |
December 15,
1955 |
CANDIDATES FILE NEXT FRIDAY FOR MAYOR, COUNCIL |
1 |
December 15,
1955 |
LELAND ANNOUNCES HE WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION |
1 |
December 15,
1955 |
JUANITA WATER DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS START PLANS FOR PROGRAM OF E |
9 |
December 15,
1955 |
BARBARA LARSON, GARY DAVENPORT |
12 |
December 15,
1955 |
LYDIA EDES, RAY JEWELL |
12 |
December 15,
1955 |
PEARL E ANDREWS, CHARLES A PURDOM |
2 |
December 22,
1955 |
ANNEXATION VOTE TWO MONTHS OFF |
13 |
December 22,
1955 |
COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION COLD ON SCHOOL SITES |
8 |
December 22,
1955 |
AREA DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE TO AID COMMERCIAL EXPANSION |
8 |
December 22,
1955 |
MARKET STREET MAY BE REZONED |
1 |
December 22,
1955 |
BOARD APPROVES WIESEN'S REQUEST FOR TRANSFER TO ROSE HILL POST |
1 |
December 22,
1955 |
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS EXPRESSED BY HANDICAPPED |
10 |
December 22,
1955 |
THERAPY CLASSES IN SPEECH HELP SCHOOL YOUNGSTERS |
9 |
December 22,
1955 |
THIRD GRADE LARGEST OF ALL CLASSES IN SCHOOL DISTRICT |
11 |
December 22,
1955 |
JUANITA FIRE COMMISSION - SCHOEN REPLACED BY RAY SCHMIDT |
9 |
December 22,
1955 |
PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR NEW HOSPITAL |
10 |
December 22,
1955 |
PUBLIC INVITED TO TOUR '55 YULE TRAIL |
1 |
December 22,
1955 |
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS EXPRESSED BY HANDICAPPED |
10 |
December 22,
1955 |
JUANITANS TO DETERMINE IF THEY DESIRE WATER DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT |
5 |
December 22,
1955 |
LAKE WASHINGTON TO BE LOWERED BETWEEN JAN 1 AND FEB 1 FOR BULKHEAD |
14 |
December 22,
1955 |
BIDS SUBMITTED FOR WATERFRONT PILING PROJECT |
1 |
December 22,
1955 |
NICHOLS, JOHN |
2 |
December 22,
1955 |
WEED, EMMA |
1 |
December 22,
1955 |
BAGGALEY, HAVLIK FILE FOR MAYOR, ATTACK CITY DEBT |
1 |
December 22,
1955 |
BRIDGE APPEARS ASSURED ALONG ARBORETUM ROUTE |
12 |
December 22,
1955 |
STREET PROJECT OVERAGES OF $20000 ARE REVEALED |
1 |
December 22,
1955 |
DISCUSSION ON PROPOSED WATER DISTRICT DELAYED |
2 |
December 29,
1955 |
JANET SANDALL, NED W NELSON |
7 |
December 29,
1955 |
CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST WINNER (PHOTO) |
8 |
December 29,
1955 |
NONE OF FERRY FLEET IN MOTHBALLS AT LWS IS LESCHI |
9 |
December 29,
1955 |
GEORGE COMPTON LATEST TO FILE IN MAYORALTY CONTEST |
1 |
December 29,
1955 |
NONE OF FERRY FLEET IN MOTHBALLS AT LWS IS LESCHI |
9 |
December 29,
1955 |
CHAMBER DELAYS ACTION ON PROPOSAL URGING ACTION ON SAND POINT SIT |
1 |
December 29,
1955 |
LYNN GREEN, KEN STORMANS |
7 |
December 29,
1955 |
SUSAN PEGG, DONALD SAUNDERS |
5 |
January 5, 1956 |
OVER 200 MUSIC PUPILS TO APPEAR IN MID-WINTER CONCERT |
7 |
January 5, 1956 |
FIRST BABY OF 1956 (ARNESON, LAUREN JAN) |
1 |
January 5, 1956 |
MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE UNDERWAY |
2 |
January 5, 1956 |
SENATOR JOHN RYDER WILL EXPLAIN EFFECTS OF NEW SCHOOL FINANCING |
7 |
January 5, 1956 |
WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENTS NOW UNDER ONE HEAD |
2 |
January 5, 1956 |
HAWKINSON, ANDRENA |
1 |
January 5, 1956 |
PEDERSON, HENRY |
1 |
January 5, 1956 |
SHUMWAY, CARRIE HOLLAND |
1 |
January 5, 1956 |
NUMBER OF MAYOR, COUNCIL CANDIDATES INDICATES HIGH INTEREST IN |
2 |
January 5, 1956 |
TEN SEEK COUNCIL POSITIONS |
1 |
January 5, 1956 |
THREE CANDIDATES SEEK MAYOR'S POSITIONS |
1 |
January 5, 1956 |
ASPHALT CARPET LAID (PHOTOS OF STREET) |
9 |
January 5, 1956 |
BRIDGE APPROACH TOWARD KIRKLAND GETS BUGGE'S AID |
1 |
January 5, 1956 |
CONFERENCE SET FOR MONDAY ON STREET PROJECT OVERAGES |
1 |
January 5, 1956 |
SAND POINT SPAN ADVOCATE SPEAKS HERE JANUARY 20 |
2 |
January 5, 1956 |
UPPED UTILITY RATE NOW IN EFFECT HERE |
2 |
January 5, 1956 |
ARDYTHE BOUCHELLE, HOWARD GREEN |
5 |
January 12,
1956 |
ONE OF JUANITA COMMUNITY'S TOP CITIZENS IS YOUNG VIC BRAUN, 85 |
2 |
January 12,
1956 |
OUR TOWN (NELSON, GLENN) |
10 |
January 12,
1956 |
C OF C PROPOSES CIVIC 'FACE LIFT' |
1 |
January 12,
1956 |
NEEDY FAMILIES HERE ARE HELPED |
9 |
January 12,
1956 |
BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS REPORTED |
4 |
January 12,
1956 |
COSTS STILL SOUGHT ON CITY CONTRACT OVERAGE CHARGES |
1 |
January 12,
1956 |
ONE OF JUANITA COMMUNITY'S TOP CITIZENS IS YOUNG VIC BRAUN, 85 |
2 |
January 12,
1956 |
HOUGHTON ANNEXATION HEARING IS POSTPONED BY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS |
5 |
January 12,
1956 |
HOUGHTON PASSES GARBAGE LAW |
1 |
January 12,
1956 |
ONE OF JUANITA COMMUNITY'S TOP CITIZENS IS YOUNG VIC BRAUN, 85 |
2 |
January 12,
1956 |
WATER SOURCE NEED APPARENT IN JUANITA AREA |
6 |
January 12,
1956 |
HOUGHTON'S LIBRARY GETS FRESH PAINT, INTERESTING BOOKS |
6 |
January 12,
1956 |
MILLER, VELMA |
5 |
January 12,
1956 |
WOMAN'S CLUB ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED WITH LUNCHEON |
12 |
January 12,
1956 |
FOUR HOUGHTON POSITIONS OPEN |
1 |
January 12,
1956 |
THREE MAYOR CANDIDATES OPEN CAMPAIGN TOGETHER |
1 |
January 12,
1956 |
BRIDGE USERS ORGANIZE, URGE ACTION ON LAKE SPAN |
1 |
January 12,
1956 |
BUGGE, HIGHWAY DIRECTOR, TO SPEAK AT ROADS MEETING |
1 |
January 12,
1956 |
PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALKS MARKED (PHOTO) |
10 |
January 12,
1956 |
BIDS FOR '56 CITY SERVICES AWARDED BY COUNCIL MONDAY |
1 |
January 12,
1956 |
HOUGHTON PASSES GARBAGE LAW |
1 |
January 12,
1956 |
PARTY-LINE USERS RATION TIME FOR GOOD ATMOSPHERE |
9 |
January 12,
1956 |
WATER SOURCE NEED APPARENT IN JUANITA AREA |
6 |
January 12,
1956 |
"BALL OF FIRE" STRIKES TREE IN DENNY PARK |
1 |
January 12,
1956 |
KAY FLETCHER, TORVALD TRONDSEN |
12 |
January 19,
1956 |
OUR TOWN (DELL, WILLIAM) |
8 |
January 19,
1956 |
SEEK $200,000 FOR NEW BUILDINGS, KINDERGARTENS IN MARCH ELECTION |
1 |
January 19,
1956 |
SALE OF CITY HALL FOR COMMERCIAL USE SUGGESTED BY PLANNING COMMISSIONER |
1 |
January 19,
1956 |
FORGE STILL SMOKES, ANVIL RINGS AT BLACKSMITH SHOP |
7 |
January 19,
1956 |
REMODELING IDEA SEEN AS STIMULUS TO LOCAL BUSINESS |
6 |
January 19,
1956 |
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS OPERATE CITY HALL |
9 |
January 19,
1956 |
LIBEL SUIT AWARD IS ONLY ONE CENT |
1 |
January 19,
1956 |
BANGHART, CHARLES ALDRIDGE |
6 |
January 19,
1956 |
KERR, MARY A |
1 |
January 19,
1956 |
LIBEL SUIT AWARD IS ONLY ONE CENT |
1 |
January 19,
1956 |
DR SHOEMAKER RESIGNS HERE |
6 |
January 19,
1956 |
COMMITTEE PICKS ENGINEERS TODAY |
1 |
January 19,
1956 |
COMMUTERS DEMAND ACTION IN BRIDGE CONTROVERSY |
1 |
January 19,
1956 |
WEATHER DELAYS STREET PROJECT; FIGURES READY |
1 |
January 19,
1956 |
MARCELLA LEAKE, PAUL D RICE |
10 |
January 26,
1956 |
TRINITY LUTHERAN TO RELOCATE CHURCH |
8 |
January 26,
1956 |
SECOND BRIDGE YAK-YAK GETS DULL |
2 |
January 26,
1956 |
ADULT EDUCATION OPEN HOUSE ATTRACTS CROWD OF 800 TO CIVIC CENTER |
6 |
January 26,
1956 |
ROUSING SEND-OFF GIVEN PRINCIPAL |
9 |
January 26,
1956 |
JANET ANN EULBERG, RAYMOND LUNDY |
11 |
January 26,
1956 |
35-MILE ZONE AND TRAFFIC LIGHT AT JUANITA OKEYED |
9 |
January 26,
1956 |
PROPOSED JUANITA GRAVEL OPERATION FACES OPPOSITION |
1 |
January 26,
1956 |
DEBOLDT, GEORGE |
1 |
January 26,
1956 |
HANSON, CLIFFORD |
11 |
January 26,
1956 |
HASSING, ASTRID |
8 |
January 26,
1956 |
HULL, HARRY L |
8 |
January 26,
1956 |
PFEIFFER, EMMA |
2 |
January 26,
1956 |
TUCKER, NAOMI |
8 |
January 26,
1956 |
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR POST, CITY COUNCIL JOBS, STEP UP CAMPAIGNS |
6 |
January 26,
1956 |
35-MILE ZONE AND TRAFFIC LIGHT AT JUANITA OKEYED |
9 |
January 26,
1956 |
BRIDGE USERS' ASSOCIATION CONTINUES FIGHTS FOR SPAN |
1 |
January 26,
1956 |
FOUR LANE FOR 2-A SEEN BY BUGGE |
1 |
January 26,
1956 |
SPEAKER SUGGESTS TUBE STUDY, TAX |
2 |
January 26,
1956 |
WATER DISTRICT ELECTION SET FOR MARCH 6 |
1 |
January 26,
1956 |
DIANNA MARY BOWES, WILLIAM LEROY BLAKE |
10 |
February 2,
1956 |
KIRKLAND FOOD LANE - GRAND OPENING |
13-Nov |
February 2,
1956 |
BANK INCREASES DEPOSITS BY 38% |
6 |
February 2,
1956 |
ARMY SERGEANT GIVEN ROUSING SENDOFF BU BUDDIES (ANDERSON, ALWYN) |
8 |
February 2,
1956 |
OUR TOWN (EAGON, GLENN GORDON) |
2 |
February 2,
1956 |
KLONDIKE DAYS SET BY EAGLES, LOCAL MERCHANTS |
1 |
February 2,
1956 |
OPEN KIRKLAND FOOD LANE |
9 |
February 2,
1956 |
MARCH OF DIMES REACHES $3000 |
1 |
February 2,
1956 |
NEED LEVY TO AID SCHOOL BUDGET |
1 |
February 2,
1956 |
REMEDIAL TUTORS' DUTIES EXPLAINED |
6 |
February 2,
1956 |
LEANNE ALICE SMITH, ELLIOTT PAUL FLETCHER |
10 |
February 2,
1956 |
SUE LONCTOT, EDWARD KOESTER |
10 |
February 2,
1956 |
LETTER ON BRIDGE - ARBORETUM DIRECTOR SPEAKS OUT |
2 |
February 2,
1956 |
VOLUNTEER FOREMEN OF JUANITA DISTRICT NO 41 PLAN OPEN HOUSE |
9 |
February 2,
1956 |
JERRY PELTON, HEAD OF KIRKLAND PARK PROGRAM, TO TAKE NEW POST |
9 |
February 2,
1956 |
HOUGHTON - FOUR ENTER BATTLE FOR MAYOR'S JOB |
1 |
February 2,
1956 |
GAY, JAMES GRADEY |
6 |
February 2,
1956 |
THORSON, MARIE |
1 |
February 2,
1956 |
HOUGHTON - FOUR ENTER BATTLE FOR MAYOR'S JOB |
1 |
February 2,
1956 |
SIX SEEK WATER DISTRICT POSTS |
1 |
February 2,
1956 |
KIRKLAND SKI SCHOOL GROWING IN POPULARITY; OVER 40 IN CLASSES |
4 |
February 2,
1956 |
LETTER ON BRIDGE - ARBORETUM DIRECTOR SPEAKS OUT |
2 |
February 2,
1956 |
STREET PROJECT OVERAGES MAY REACH $85000 MARK |
1 |
February 2,
1956 |
EFFORT TO LOCATE DUMP SITE BEGUN SAYS HOUGHTON MAYOR |
9 |
February 2,
1956 |
WATER DISTRICT PURPOSES AND FINANCING AIRED |
1 |
February 2,
1956 |
WEST COAST PLANS MAJOR EXPANSION |
1 |
February 2,
1956 |
CHARLOTTE ESCOTT, THERON L VALOIS |
10 |
February 2,
1956 |
PATRICIA CUSHING, DONALD BROWN |
10 |
February 9,
1956 |
PROJECT HOUSES HEADED FOR DES MOINES |
6 |
February 9,
1956 |
LAKE WASHINGTON TEACHERS ATTEND NIGHT CLASSES HERE OFFERED BY UW |
2 |
February 9,
1956 |
CAROL BIRD, NORMAN ROSS |
13 |
February 9,
1956 |
JOAN ELIZABETH FARRA, RICHARD CALDWELL |
12 |
February 9,
1956 |
ANOTHER LETTER ON SECOND BRIDGE |
2 |
February 9,
1956 |
FIREMEN KEPT BUSY AS TWO UNOCCUPIED HOMES ON 132ND BURN |
1 |
February 9,
1956 |
MAYOR'S TRAVEL EXPENSES MODEST DURING REGIME |
10 |
February 9,
1956 |
ARREST SOLVES HOME BURGLARIES |
5 |
February 9,
1956 |
CITY FILES SUIT TO REMOVE AUTO PARTS, JUNKYARD |
7 |
February 9,
1956 |
SOUND TRUCK BAN SOUGHT IN CITY; WARRANTS $110,000 |
7 |
February 9,
1956 |
BOSTWICK, ROBERT J |
1 |
February 9,
1956 |
COOPER, FRED F |
2 |
February 9,
1956 |
GARDNER, GEORGE |
1 |
February 9,
1956 |
LARSON, IRMA |
7 |
February 9,
1956 |
VOTERS GO TO POLLS TUESDAY FOR KIRKLAND PRIMARIES |
1 |
February 9,
1956 |
RATE HIKE ON COMMUTER FARES ASKED BY GREYHOUND ON KIRKLAND RUN |
1 |
February 9,
1956 |
ANOTHER LETTER ON SECOND BRIDGE |
2 |
February 9,
1956 |
COMPLETION OF 2-A PAVING EXPECTED BY FALL |
1 |
February 9,
1956 |
STREETS PROJECT HASSLES CONTINUE |
1 |
February 9,
1956 |
NEW WATER PIPES SET FOR DISTRICT |
2 |
February 9,
1956 |
WATER EXTENSION MEETING MONDAY |
5 |
February 9,
1956 |
JEAN ORVALLA, WALTER GEDDIS |
12 |
February 9,
1956 |
MARILYNN STEELE, ARCHIE ROBERTS |
12 |
February 9,
1956 |
PEARL ZIEMAN, JOHN GRAY |
12 |
February 16,
1956 |
CENTRAL SCHOOLMAR'M TOURS EUROPE (STEFFAN, JACQUELINE) |
6 |
February 16,
1956 |
$500 POT OF GOLD AT END OF TRAIL FOR 'KLONDIKERS' |
1 |
February 16,
1956 |
DIMES CAMPAIGN HITS $3500 MARK |
9 |
February 16,
1956 |
NAPLES FAMILY GRATEFUL FOR CARE PACKAGE SENT BY KIRKLAND COUPLE |
11 |
February 16,
1956 |
SCHOOL TAX BOOST THIS YEAR RESULT OF ACTION DURING 1955 LEGISLATURE |
9 |
February 16,
1956 |
FUN, EXCITEMENT, $17000 IN PRIZES ALL OFFERED IN MRS KIRKLAND CON |
1 |
February 16,
1956 |
CITY DEBT OVER LIMIT BY $30000 |
1 |
February 16,
1956 |
HALE NAMED TO HEAD PARKS |
5 |
February 16,
1956 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL PROPOSES STUDY FOR BUSINESS TAX |
6 |
February 16,
1956 |
HOUGHTON EXPANSION DECISION UP TO VOTERS |
7 |
February 16,
1956 |
BEACH PURCHASE TO BE DISCUSSED TUESDAY EVENING |
1 |
February 16,
1956 |
BEACH PURCHASE TO BE DISCUSSED TUESDAY EVENING |
1 |
February 16,
1956 |
VOLUME LISTING THOSE REMEMBERED BY BOOK DONORS NOW IN LIBRARY |
9 |
February 16,
1956 |
HAYES, ETHEL |
9 |
February 16,
1956 |
TOULOUSE, WILLIAM |
2 |
February 16,
1956 |
NEW RIDING CLUB ORGANIZED HERE |
6 |
February 16,
1956 |
BAGGALEY TOPS COMPTON FOR MAYOR, 629-385 |
1 |
February 16,
1956 |
FORT LEWIS "LOADED" FOR CLASH HERE WITH O'BRIENS |
1 |
February 16,
1956 |
HALE NAMED TO HEAD PARKS |
5 |
February 16,
1956 |
CITY PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS |
2 |
February 16,
1956 |
BRIDGE SURVEY TO START AT ONCE |
1 |
February 16,
1956 |
CLERK TO ASSIGN STREET ADDRESSES |
5 |
February 16,
1956 |
DRAIN LINE INSTALLATION THIS MARCH |
1 |
February 16,
1956 |
ADDED DUTIES FOR PUGET'S MANAGER |
9 |
February 16,
1956 |
BONNIE JEANINE SCOTT, JAMES RICHARD LAWSON |
10 |
February 16,
1956 |
MERRILY HARDENBROOK, RON SCHWINN |
10 |
February 23,
1956 |
EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (ULMER, BILLY) |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
OUR TOWN (LUNDER, BJORN) |
10 |
February 23,
1956 |
HEARING TUESDAY FOR ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
RESIDENTS HERE ALARMED OVER BOOST IN TAXES |
9 |
February 23,
1956 |
CIVIL DEFENSE EVACUATION MAPS ARE MAILED TO SEATTLE, COUNTY RESIDENTS |
6 |
February 23,
1956 |
MARKET ST ZONE CHANGE APPROVED |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
MONEY FOR CITY ENTRANCE SIGNS OVERDUE |
10 |
February 23,
1956 |
SEWAGE DISPOSAL BECOMING CRITICAL ISSUE |
10 |
February 23,
1956 |
THERE'S ALWAYS MARKET ST TO TALK ABOUT |
10 |
February 23,
1956 |
LWHS PUPILS GIVEN 'A' FOR JUNIOR RED CROSS WORK |
7 |
February 23,
1956 |
GRACE ROSSEA NAZARENUS, ANDREW W (BILL) KRULLER |
12 |
February 23,
1956 |
VIRGINIA MAE CARLSON, ROBERT S MARWOOD |
12 |
February 23,
1956 |
TOP MAGICIANS WILL PERFORM IN SATURDAY NIGHT BENEFIT |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
LAKE RESIDENTS TO PETITION LANGLIE ON POLLUTION ISSUE |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
PLANNER SEEKING MORE SURVEY AID |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
VITAL INFORMATION ON POLIO SHOTS GIVEN BY HEALTH DEPT |
2 |
February 23,
1956 |
ELECTION, SEWERS TO BE CONSIDERED AT HOUGHTON MEET |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
HOUGHTON TO RESTUDY ENTIRE ZONING SETUP |
6 |
February 23,
1956 |
ORDER DOG PICKUPS MADE IN HOUGHTON |
10 |
February 23,
1956 |
LAKE RESIDENTS TO PETITION LANGLIE ON POLLUTION ISSUE |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
STATE FUNDS FOR BEACH PURCHASE RECOMMENDED |
6 |
February 23,
1956 |
ORDER DOG PICKUPS MADE IN HOUGHTON |
10 |
February 23,
1956 |
LUDWIG, FRED N |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
SABO, MINNIE LANGDON |
2 |
February 23,
1956 |
ULMER, WILLIAM |
6 |
February 23,
1956 |
50-CENT BOOST IN WATER RATES FOR ROSE HILL SLATED |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
HEARING TUESDAY FOR ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
AGREEMENT NEAR WITH MURPHY CO ON STREET JOB |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
50-CENT BOOST IN WATER RATES FOR ROSE HILL SLATED |
1 |
February 23,
1956 |
SEWER LINE OKEY GIVEN SIMPSON'S |
7 |
March 1, 1956 |
MARRIED 50 YEARS, D W REIDS OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY AT DINNER |
9 |
March 1, 1956 |
SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WILL APPEAR AT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL |
12 |
March 1, 1956 |
BANK HOURS CHANGE EFFECTIVE TODAY |
2 |
March 1, 1956 |
BRIDLE TRAILS ELECTION MARCH 6 |
1 |
March 1, 1956 |
OPEN HOUSE SET BY HANSEN MOTOR |
6 |
March 1, 1956 |
WHETHER OFFICE IS FULL-TIME JOB ISSUE IN MAYORALTY RACE |
2 |
March 1, 1956 |
SPEAKERS' BUREAU PLUGS FOR SCHOOL LEVIES PASSAGE |
1 |
March 1, 1956 |
JEAN FLUHARTY, JACK WILCOX |
12 |
March 1, 1956 |
KLONDIKE DAYS BEGIN TOMORROW; $500 JACKPOT GOES SATURDAY AT 3 |
1 |
March 1, 1956 |
HOUGHTON PLANS TO INSTALL OWN SEWERAGE LINES |
1 |
March 1, 1956 |
TEEN BURGLARS NABBED IN ACT |
1 |
March 1, 1956 |
NATIONAL GUARD WILL HOLD "MUSTER DAY" OPEN HOUSE |
9 |
March 1, 1956 |
BREWER, RALPH |
9 |
March 1, 1956 |
PERSON, DICK |
1 |
March 1, 1956 |
BAGGALEY OFFERS TO DEBATE RIVAL |
1 |
March 1, 1956 |
EIGHT SEEK POSTS IN WATER DISTRICT SPECIAL ELECTION |
5 |
March 1, 1956 |
LAKE FRONT ZONING FORMS DIVISION FOR HOUGHTON POLITICAL CAMPAIGN |
1 |
March 1, 1956 |
GEORGE ANDERSON APPOINTED KIRKLAND POSTMASTER |
1 |
March 1, 1956 |
SHOPPING CENTER ZONING APPROVED |
5 |
March 1, 1956 |
CENSUS FIGURES SHOW COUNTY BUSINESS FIRMS DID $153,171,000 IN '54 |
2 |
March 1, 1956 |
MURPHY CONTRACT PAYMENT OKEYED |
5 |
March 1, 1956 |
HOUGHTON PLANS TO INSTALL OWN SEWERAGE LINES |
1 |
March 8, 1956 |
BRIDLE TRAILS VOTERS DEFEAT ANNEXATION |
1 |
March 8, 1956 |
RICHARDSON'S TO REOPEN THURSDAY AFTER KING-SIZED REMODELING JOB |
10 |
March 8, 1956 |
JUANITA ROAD BECOMES A 'MILKY WAY' AS DAIRY TRUCK CRASHES INTO LI |
9 |
March 8, 1956 |
COMMERCIAL ZONE ON MARKET GETS COUNCIL APPROVAL |
1 |
March 8, 1956 |
"BARNEY BIG-EYES" OWL ... NOW IS PET OF MRS WIGGINS
KINDERGARTEN |
6 |
March 8, 1956 |
"BARNEY BIG-EYES" OWL ... NOW IS PET OF MRS WIGGINS
KINDERGARTEN |
6 |
March 8, 1956 |
STATE HEALTH DEPT POLICY CLARIFIES LAKES, SOUND POLLUTION ISSUE |
7 |
March 8, 1956 |
FIRST CITY FLOAT WILL BE BUILT AS PARADE ENTRY |
2 |
March 8, 1956 |
PIONEER EAST SIDE COUPLE WINNERS OF KLONDIKE DAYS 'JACKPOT' |
1 |
March 8, 1956 |
KIRKLAND LIONS SPONSORING VISIT OF X-RAY UNIT HERE |
9 |
March 8, 1956 |
HOUGHTON SEWER COST ESTIMATED NEAR $300,000 |
1 |
March 8, 1956 |
BAGGALEY UNOPPOSED AT FORUM |
1 |
March 8, 1956 |
MAYOR, COUNCIL CANDIDATES POISED FOR KIRKLAND MUNICIPAL ELECTION |
1 |
March 8, 1956 |
NINE CANDIDATES IN HOUGHTON RACE |
2 |
March 8, 1956 |
NEW PARKING LOT SURFACE PLANNED |
1 |
March 8, 1956 |
TWO GROUPS BACK MONTLAKE-POINTS BRIDGE LOCATION |
1 |
March 8, 1956 |
WATER DISTRICT 99 APPROVED 298-173 |
1 |
March 15, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (NOLL, MR AND MRS ALBERT) |
10 |
March 15, 1956 |
PAINTING, RAZING AND TIDYING-UP WOULD ENHANCE KIRKLAND'S BEAUTY |
9 |
March 15, 1956 |
KIRKLAND VOTERS KILL SCHOOL LEVIES |
1 |
March 15, 1956 |
KAY PACKARD, LT RICHARD ROTH |
13 |
March 15, 1956 |
MARY BETH MCGREGOR, BILL PARSONS |
12 |
March 15, 1956 |
ST PATRICK'S DAY SATURDAY; STEP FORWARD YOU IRISHMEN |
1 |
March 15, 1956 |
EWING RE-ELECTED BY MAJORITY VOTE IN HOUGHTON RACE |
1 |
March 15, 1956 |
HOUGHTON ORDERS $500 FEASIBILITY REPORT ON PROPOSED SEWER HOOK-UP |
2 |
March 15, 1956 |
HOUSE MAIL SERVICE SOUGHT IN HOUGHTON |
6 |
March 15, 1956 |
THREE NEW PLANNERS NAMED IN HOUGHTON |
6 |
March 15, 1956 |
YEGGS RIFLE EAGLES SAFE; $1500 IN CURRENCY TAKEN |
1 |
March 15, 1956 |
BRICKLEY, JAMES |
6 |
March 15, 1956 |
JEWETT, RAYMOND |
6 |
March 15, 1956 |
SPERLING, KATHERINE |
10 |
March 15, 1956 |
WALGREN, WILLIAM |
7 |
March 15, 1956 |
BAGGALEY WINS MAYORALTY RACE; DEFEATS COMPTON BY 200-VOTE MARGIN |
1 |
March 15, 1956 |
NICOLLE, SEARLE WIN IN JUANITA WATER DISTRICT |
6 |
March 15, 1956 |
ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT GROWING; INCREASES IN CUSTOMERS RECEIPTS |
9 |
March 15, 1956 |
CITY GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS |
2 |
March 15, 1956 |
CONSTRUCTION OF EAST SIDE GAS SUPPLY LINES SCHEDULED TO BEGIN |
5 |
March 15, 1956 |
BEVERLY JAKEWAY, JOHN DALLAS |
12 |
March 15, 1956 |
DIANE L PATTY, JAN F FOREMAN |
12 |
March 22, 1956 |
WESLEY N HILLS OBSERVE 55TH YEAR OF LIFE TOGETHER AT FAMILY SUPPE |
2 |
March 22, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (RICHARDS, KEITH) |
10 |
March 22, 1956 |
NORKIRK SCHOOL NOT FINISHED YET |
1 |
March 22, 1956 |
FIRMS MAY PAY PARKING LOT FEE |
1 |
March 22, 1956 |
PUBLIC SUPPORT SPARKS PROGRAM TO VOTE AGAIN ON SCHOOL LEVIES |
1 |
March 22, 1956 |
CITY SETTLES ONE STREET CONTRACT STUDIES SECOND |
6 |
March 22, 1956 |
ECONOMIC SURVEY ORDERED FOR CITY |
7 |
March 22, 1956 |
EXPANDING EAST SIDE INDUSTRY IS HUMMING PLACE |
6 |
March 22, 1956 |
JUANITA CLUB OPPOSES GAVEL PIT AND ASPHALT PLANT ON NE 132ND ST |
1 |
March 22, 1956 |
ALASAARI, AURORA |
2 |
March 22, 1956 |
BRICKLEY, JAMES T |
2 |
March 22, 1956 |
FERGUSON, WALT I |
7 |
March 22, 1956 |
FRANKE, OTTO P |
2 |
March 22, 1956 |
LEMKE, LOUIS P |
2 |
March 22, 1956 |
SATTERBERG, KAREY KENDALL |
7 |
March 22, 1956 |
ACTIVE CLUB SCHEDULES 10 BOUTS, FREE-FOR-ALL IN FRIDAY NIGHT CARD |
1 |
March 22, 1956 |
MARLYS ANN PEDERSON, HARRY IVAN RUBY, JR |
12 |
March 29, 1956 |
OFFICE BUILDING FOR MARKET ST |
1 |
March 29, 1956 |
HOME IMPROVEMENT CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED BY MERCHANTS, TRADESPEOPLE |
1 |
March 29, 1956 |
CITIZENS' GROUP PLEDGES PASSAGE OF SCHOOL LEVIES |
1 |
March 29, 1956 |
ED MURRAY, RUTH NAGEL |
8 |
March 29, 1956 |
ARRANGEMENTS UNDERWAY FOR NATIONAL PRIMROSE SHOW HERE APRIL 20-22 |
6 |
March 29, 1956 |
ECONOMIC SURVEY ORDERED TO BRIGHTEN CITY'S FUTURE |
1 |
March 29, 1956 |
JUANITANS CONSIDERING ANNEXATION TO KIRKLAND |
1 |
March 29, 1956 |
BROOKS, WINIFRED |
1 |
March 29, 1956 |
CITY TO DO WORK ON MARKET STREET |
1 |
March 29, 1956 |
HIGHWAY PROGRESS (PHOTO NEAR FIVE CORNERS) |
1 |
March 29, 1956 |
TELEPHONE CO OUTLINES SLATE OF IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED FOR YEAR |
9 |
April 5, 1956 |
RESEARCH LABORATORY IS LATEST INNOVATION OF KIRKLAND HATCHERY |
9 |
April 5, 1956 |
CAPACITY HOUSE EXPECTED TO HEAR SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA |
1 |
April 5, 1956 |
MRS HARVEY THOMPSON IS SELECTED NEW MRS KIRKLAND; TV APPEARANCE S |
1 |
April 5, 1956 |
SAFEWAY MANAGER PRESENTED AWARD (DANKELFSON, RAY) |
14 |
April 5, 1956 |
ANNEXATION OF 'TRIANGLE' ASKED |
2 |
April 5, 1956 |
MARKET REZONING HEARING IS SET; DOCK A SHAMBLES |
2 |
April 5, 1956 |
SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION SET FOR MAY 22 |
1 |
April 5, 1956 |
TUTTLE RE-ELECTED SCHOOL BOARD HEAD |
2 |
April 5, 1956 |
ARLENE MARIE FUNK, LT EUGENE D NELSON |
12 |
April 5, 1956 |
COUNCILMAN, NORMALLY PET LOVER, LEVELS BLAST AT ANIMAL KINGDOM |
1 |
April 5, 1956 |
LAW MAKING PARENTS LIABLE FOR ACTS OF OFFSPRING ADVOCATED |
1 |
April 5, 1956 |
MRS HARVEY THOMPSON IS SELECTED NEW MRS KIRKLAND; TV APPEARANCE S |
1 |
April 5, 1956 |
DUNBAR, ANDREW |
1 |
April 5, 1956 |
REAL ESTATE MEN FORM NEW GROUP |
11 |
April 5, 1956 |
AUTOMOBILE CLUB OFFICIAL, REPORTING ON PROGRESS OF SECOND LAKE |
11 |
April 5, 1956 |
STREET LIGHTING GETS COUNCIL OK |
1 |
April 12, 1956 |
COLMAN'S - HONORING DOROTHY SUTHERLAND |
7 |
April 12, 1956 |
'FORTUNE TELLER' TO BE PRESENTED BY HIGH SCHOOL |
13 |
April 12, 1956 |
NBC TELEVISING SYMPHONY CONCERT HERE |
1 |
April 12, 1956 |
KIRKLAND SAVINGS AND LOAN GROUP OFFERS $200 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
5 |
April 12, 1956 |
GRADING NEAR NEW SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
6 |
April 12, 1956 |
COMPTON OPENING USED CAR AGENCY |
13 |
April 12, 1956 |
FRIDAY THE 13TH BARGAINS OFFERED |
1 |
April 12, 1956 |
MISS SUTHERLAND HONORED BY STORE (COLMAN'S) |
5 |
April 12, 1956 |
ANNUAL EGG DRIVE RATED SUCCESS BY MEMBERS OF ORTHOPEDIC GUILD |
16 |
April 12, 1956 |
BUDGET UP 4.7%; FACE $88000 CUT |
1 |
April 12, 1956 |
COMMITTEES FOR SCHOOL ELECTION HERE ANNOUNCED |
5 |
April 12, 1956 |
NEW TEXT BOOKS ON PUBLIC DISPLAY |
10 |
April 12, 1956 |
GARDEN CLUB PLANS FOR NATIONAL PRIMROSE SHOW APRIL 20-22 |
16 |
April 12, 1956 |
KIWANIS TO STAGE SUMMER CARNIVAL HERE AUGUST 3-4 |
1 |
April 12, 1956 |
NATIONAL PRIMROSE SHOW NEXT LOCAL SPECTACULAR |
1 |
April 12, 1956 |
ILLEGAL REFUSE DUMPING STIRS HEALTH OFFICERS |
7 |
April 12, 1956 |
COUNCIL APPROVES MARINA REQUEST FOR EXPANSION |
6 |
April 12, 1956 |
FORBES SELL LAKE BEACH TO COUNTY |
1 |
April 12, 1956 |
FORBES SELL LAKE BEACH TO COUNTY |
1 |
April 12, 1956 |
NBC TELEVISING SYMPHONY CONCERT HERE |
1 |
April 19, 1956 |
CONCERT ATTENDANTS THRILL TO SYMPHONY'S PLAYING |
14 |
April 19, 1956 |
BANKS TO ASSIST REGISTRANTS FOR SCHOOL ELECTION |
1 |
April 19, 1956 |
FREE COKES, RECORDS TO BE FEATURED AT CONNOLLY FAMILY SHOE STORE |
2 |
April 19, 1956 |
KIRKLAND'S PROGRESS IS NOT A PAGEANT AND EVERY CITIZEN SITS IN T |
2 |
April 19, 1956 |
VOTERS WILL GET ANOTHER CHANCE TO PASS THREE VITAL SCHOOL MEASURE |
1 |
April 19, 1956 |
GLENDA LOU ROGERS, ALAN D AHEARN |
14 |
April 19, 1956 |
JOANNE SPIERS, LARRY NELSON |
15 |
April 19, 1956 |
ANNUAL CLEAN-UP MAY 12 THRU 26 |
4 |
April 19, 1956 |
PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS TOMORROW |
1 |
April 19, 1956 |
HOME BURNS WHILE FAMILY ATTENDS MOVIE; HILLIARDS GRATEFUL FOR NEIGHBORS |
13 |
April 19, 1956 |
OLDFIELD, WILLIAM A (BARNEY) |
4 |
April 19, 1956 |
SUSKEY, FRED H |
1 |
April 19, 1956 |
'WOMEN OF THE YEAR' HONORED BY KIRKLAND ORGANIZATION |
14 |
April 19, 1956 |
HAPPY THRONG OF YOUNG SALESMEN VIE FOR JOURNAL CONTEST PRIZES |
1 |
April 19, 1956 |
CONTRACTOR GIVEN 10 DAYS TO START WORK ON STREETS |
1 |
April 19, 1956 |
TRAFFIC HAZARD REMOVAL SOUGHT |
4 |
April 19, 1956 |
SEWER HEARING DUE IN HOUGHTON |
7 |
April 26, 1956 |
AT THE SYMPHONY (PHOTOS) |
8 |
April 26, 1956 |
GOLD STAR MOTHER HAS 93RD BIRTHDAY (EAGLE, AUGUSTA) |
8 |
April 26, 1956 |
HULL FAMILY SCATTERED BUT BEAUD LIVES CLOSE TO SISTER IN FRANCE |
13 |
April 26, 1956 |
NORKIRK WILL BE OCCUPIED IN MAY |
1 |
April 26, 1956 |
KIRKLAND'S NEW $350000 LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS OPEN FOR INSPECTION |
11 |
April 26, 1956 |
YOUNGSTERS VISIT SEATTLE-TACOMA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT |
13 |
April 26, 1956 |
BIG POPULATION INCREASE CAUSES SCHOOL HEADACHE |
1 |
April 26, 1956 |
SCHOOL BUYS ONE TRANSIT TYPE BUS |
9 |
April 26, 1956 |
SHARON JEAN EULBERG, GEORGE KARGIANIS |
14 |
April 26, 1956 |
AT THE PRIMROSE SHOW (PHOTOS) |
8 |
April 26, 1956 |
KIWANIANS ASK CLUBS' HELP IN PICKING CARNIVAL QUEEN |
1 |
April 26, 1956 |
TUESDAY BRUSH FIRE THREATENS KIRKLAND SOUTH SIDE RESIDENCES |
1 |
April 26, 1956 |
INCORPORATION IS STUDIED BY JUANITA; PLAN SURVEY |
13 |
April 26, 1956 |
STATE PATROLMAN IS ASSIGNED HERE (OLSEEN, JOHN) |
9 |
April 26, 1956 |
CLITES, ALICE T |
1 |
April 26, 1956 |
FRED PRESSER WINS TOP AWARD IN FIRST WEEK OF JOURNAL CONTEST |
1 |
April 26, 1956 |
COMIC TOUCH ADDED TO BOAT LAUNCHING; BOTTLE MISHAP LEAVES ASSISTANT |
5 |
April 26, 1956 |
NO STATE HIGHWAY AID IN HOUGHTON ON 108TH EXPANSION |
9 |
May 3, 1956 |
MYRTLE DEBOLDT NAMED KIDS' FRIEND OF 1955 AT VFW'S ANNUAL BANQUET |
15 |
May 3, 1956 |
FREE COOKING SCHOOL ENCORE SCHEDULED MAY 10-11 AT CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
May 3, 1956 |
OUTLAWING RYDER PLAN ALTERS SCHOOL TAX |
1 |
May 3, 1956 |
SCHOOL LEVY APPROVAL 'MUST' FOR BUILDINGS AND PERSONNEL |
1 |
May 3, 1956 |
THREE TEACHERS HONORED ON RETIREMENT (WRIGHT,ATTERBERRY, O'CONNOR) |
1 |
May 3, 1956 |
AMBLE, HENRY LUDWIG |
8 |
May 3, 1956 |
SAMPONT, KATE |
5 |
May 3, 1956 |
STINSON, LINNIE |
13 |
May 3, 1956 |
OUTLAWING RYDER PLAN ALTERS SCHOOL TAX |
1 |
May 3, 1956 |
LARRY CROUCH TAKES LEAD IN JOURNAL CONTEST |
1 |
May 3, 1956 |
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS CHANGES IN KIRKLAND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES |
11 |
May 3, 1956 |
ACTION ON STREET PROJECT EXPECTED BY CITY COUNCIL |
8 |
May 3, 1956 |
WATER DISTRICT ANNEXATION SEEN IN NEAR FUTURE |
1 |
May 3, 1956 |
DONALEE HUTTON, RICHARD BOAS |
14 |
May 10, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (BAGGALEY, BYRON) |
2 |
May 10, 1956 |
ADDITION TO KIRKLAND JR HIGH (PHOTO) |
13 |
May 10, 1956 |
STOP WORK ORDER ISSUED BY CITY |
2 |
May 10, 1956 |
JUANITA DRIVE-IN OPENS SATURDAY |
1 |
May 10, 1956 |
EXPECT RECORD ATTENDANCE AT FREE COOKING SCHOOL |
1 |
May 10, 1956 |
SCHOOL BUDGET DOWN FOR '56-57 |
7 |
May 10, 1956 |
VERNA STAPLES PURCELL, LYLE BLACK |
16 |
May 10, 1956 |
JUANITA COMMISSIONERS CONTINUING TO GET WATER CONNECTION INQUIRIES |
6 |
May 10, 1956 |
JUANITA DRIVE-IN OPENS SATURDAY |
1 |
May 10, 1956 |
JUANITA WATER DISTRICT WILL DRILL NEW WELL INSURING ADEQUATE SUPPLY |
13 |
May 10, 1956 |
MILLER, EDWARD C |
1 |
May 10, 1956 |
NICHOL, MARGARET |
1 |
May 10, 1956 |
JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST CLOSE AS YOUNGSTERS SCRAMBLE FOR PRIZE |
1 |
May 10, 1956 |
CHAMBER TO HEAR AUTHORITY DISCUSS VITAL HIGHWAY BILL |
1 |
May 10, 1956 |
CONTRACTOR BALKS ON STREET PROJECT |
1 |
May 10, 1956 |
ENTRANCE SIGNS READIED FOR USE |
1 |
May 10, 1956 |
JUANITA COMMISSIONERS CONTINUING TO GET WATER CONNECTION INQUIRIES |
6 |
May 10, 1956 |
JUANITA WATER DISTRICT WILL DRILL NEW WELL INSURING ADEQUATE SUPPLY |
13 |
May 17, 1956 |
A G FRANKS, WELL KNOWN KIRKLAND COUPLE, FETED ON 49TH ANNIVERSARY |
13 |
May 17, 1956 |
BERGS TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SATURDAY |
1 |
May 17, 1956 |
ARTISTS PICKED FOR COMMUNITY CONCERT SERIES |
2 |
May 17, 1956 |
CLARA VINUP, RETIRED SCHOOLMA'AM WILL OBSERVE 84TH BIRTHDAY |
12 |
May 17, 1956 |
LOCAL STRAWBERRY BLONDE NEW "WEATHER GIRL" ON TV (BUSEK, ANITA) |
9 |
May 17, 1956 |
REZONING CLEARS WAY FOR BUILDING |
2 |
May 17, 1956 |
22 ACRES MAY GO TO BIBLE COLLEGE |
1 |
May 17, 1956 |
NAZARENE CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED SUN. AFTERNOON |
14 |
May 17, 1956 |
SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION SET FOR TUESDAY |
1 |
May 17, 1956 |
ARDIS JEAN GREEN, DANIEL STACHLOWSKI |
12 |
May 17, 1956 |
SANDRA JEAN SNYDER, RICHARD LUCIAN DELPHIA |
12 |
May 17, 1956 |
INJUNCTION SOUGHT IN HOUGHTON REZONING ACTION |
1 |
May 17, 1956 |
SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED IN NEW HOUGHTON AREA |
1 |
May 17, 1956 |
LOCAL STRAWBERRY BLONDE NEW "WEATHER GIRL" ON TV (BUSEK, ANITA) |
9 |
May 17, 1956 |
AYERS, INFANT |
1 |
May 17, 1956 |
DANNY LEAN WINS FIRST PRIZE IN JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION RACE |
2 |
May 17, 1956 |
PARKING PAVING WILL BEGIN SOON |
1 |
May 24, 1956 |
PARTY JUNE 17 WILL HONOR COUPLES HERE MARRIED FOR 50 YEARS OR MORE |
12 |
May 24, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (CROW, HARRY B) |
10 |
May 24, 1956 |
HOUSE NUMBERS CAN BE ASSIGNED |
9 |
May 24, 1956 |
BARBERS TO CLOSE SHOP FOR 4 DAYS |
9 |
May 24, 1956 |
EAST SIDE MOTOR HERE 23 YEARS |
11 |
May 24, 1956 |
REVIVE TRIANGLE ANNEXATION TALK |
1 |
May 24, 1956 |
23 LAKE WASHINGTON TEACHERS PLAN RETIRING OR MOVING TO NEW POSITION |
12 |
May 24, 1956 |
DISTRICT MAY REDUCE BUS RUNS |
1 |
May 24, 1956 |
THREE SCHOOL MEASURES WIN HANDILY |
1 |
May 24, 1956 |
HANG CLOTHES ON HICKORY LIMB, BUT DON'T GO NEAR WATER AT BEACHES |
1 |
May 24, 1956 |
GLEN CLARENCE NEW CAPTAIN OF LOCAL POLICE AUXILIARY; WILSON LIEUT |
9 |
May 24, 1956 |
YOUTH, FLEEING SHOT BY POLICE |
5 |
May 24, 1956 |
BACHELDER, MRS A F |
9 |
May 24, 1956 |
CONNER, JEANNE CHATET |
1 |
May 24, 1956 |
DUNSTON, ALMETA |
2 |
May 24, 1956 |
COURT ACTION ON STREETS JOB POSTPONED TO JUNE 4 |
1 |
May 31, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (SHEPLEY, JANET AND RUSSELL) |
6 |
May 31, 1956 |
MORE VARIETY NEEDED LOCALLY, SURVEY SHOWS |
1 |
May 31, 1956 |
ROBISON NAMED PENNEY MANAGER |
5 |
May 31, 1956 |
2132 SENIORS TO BE GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL NEXT WEDNESDAY |
1 |
May 31, 1956 |
MIGRATION OF PUPILS TO NORKIRK SET FOR TWO DAYS BEFORE SCHOOL IS |
9 |
May 31, 1956 |
CITY'S SURVEY NEAR COMPLETION |
1 |
May 31, 1956 |
THREE LUSTY CHEERS FOR A COUPLE LADDIES BOWING OUT OF CITY HALL |
5 |
May 31, 1956 |
DEDICATION OF JUANITA'S BEACH ON FRIDAY, JUNE 8 |
1 |
May 31, 1956 |
BATHING BEACHES WILL OPEN HERE MONDAY, JUNE 11 |
1 |
May 31, 1956 |
DEDICATION OF JUANITA'S BEACH ON FRIDAY, JUNE 8 |
1 |
May 31, 1956 |
HENKE, LENA |
1 |
May 31, 1956 |
SJOLANDER, LYNN |
1 |
May 31, 1956 |
WATER DISTRICT ELECTION JULY 17 |
1 |
May 31, 1956 |
REV CRAWFORD TO LEAVE SOON |
14 |
May 31, 1956 |
JUDY BETZOLD, VINCENT MCDONALD |
12 |
May 31, 1956 |
SUE LONCTOT, EDWARD KOESTER |
12 |
June 7, 1956 |
JOHN BRATT ALL GOOSE-PIMPLES TODAY BECAUSE TOMORROW'S GOING TO BE |
13 |
June 7, 1956 |
ATTRACTIVE NEW MEDICAL CENTER OPENED IN CITY |
1 |
June 7, 1956 |
LANDLORDS DIG UP $2000 FOR GREATER KIRKLAND FUND |
1 |
June 7, 1956 |
ALLOTMENT OF $33737 MADE ROSE HILL SCHOOL |
8 |
June 7, 1956 |
LAND ACQUIRED BY SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
June 7, 1956 |
FURNITURE STORE HAS ANNIVERSARY (KIRKLAND FURNITURE) |
2 |
June 7, 1956 |
BYRON BAGGALEY OFFICIALLY SWORN IN AS KIRKLAND'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE |
1 |
June 7, 1956 |
POLIO CLINIC HERE SATURDAY |
4 |
June 7, 1956 |
GARBAGE SITE NEAR JUANITA IS SOUGHT |
1 |
June 7, 1956 |
PLAN COLORFUL CEREMONY FOR JUANITA DEDICATION |
1 |
June 7, 1956 |
PLAN COLORFUL CEREMONY FOR JUANITA DEDICATION |
1 |
June 7, 1956 |
WAVERLY PARK, HOUGHTON BEACHES WILL OPEN MONDAY; GUARDS SET |
13 |
June 7, 1956 |
KAESER-KIRKLAND SUIT OPENED IN SUPERIOR COURT |
1 |
June 7, 1956 |
G.I.'S AT "NIKE" SITES, OTHER POSTS, HOPEFUL OF USO BEING SET
UP |
13 |
June 7, 1956 |
BEYMER, THOMAS |
13 |
June 7, 1956 |
HUKEE, JULIA |
2 |
June 7, 1956 |
HUTSON, JIM |
2 |
June 7, 1956 |
COST OF LAND IN DISTRICT VARIES, STUDY INDICATES |
8 |
June 7, 1956 |
IMPROVE REALTY LISTING SERVICE |
4 |
June 7, 1956 |
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS PLANNED |
16 |
June 7, 1956 |
ALLOTMENT OF $33737 MADE ROSE HILL SCHOOL |
8 |
June 7, 1956 |
ASK MORE TIME FOR SPAN STUDY |
1 |
June 7, 1956 |
BRIDGE SURVEY DUE FOR RELEASE NEXT THURSDAY; USERS TO MEET |
15 |
June 7, 1956 |
GARBAGE SITE NEAR JUANITA IS SOUGHT |
1 |
June 7, 1956 |
SHARON EULBERG, GEORGE KARGIANIS |
14 |
June 14, 1956 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE MARRIED 50 YEARS AGO (BENNETT, MR AND MRS VIRGIL) |
7 |
June 14, 1956 |
NO LIMIT ON 'PUNKY'S' ACTIVITIES (OSBERG, ROBERT JR) |
1 |
June 14, 1956 |
LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SENIOR NIGHT (PHOTOS) |
5 |
June 14, 1956 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT GRANTED $20734 FEDERAL SUBSIDY |
7 |
June 14, 1956 |
ALESA LAVERNE HAMMOND, HARRY C MILES |
12 |
June 14, 1956 |
CAROL GROSHELL, NORMAN JOHNSON |
6 |
June 14, 1956 |
MARCIA ELEANOR HOPKINS, TERRELL JOHN LEBOUEF |
12 |
June 14, 1956 |
EAGLE FESTIVAL WILL OPEN HERE FRIDAY, JUNE 22 |
1 |
June 14, 1956 |
LELAND REVEALS FEATURES OF CITY SURVEY; REPORT TO COUNCIL |
7 |
June 14, 1956 |
NEW HOUGHTON OFFICIALS TAKE OFFICE (PHOTO) |
9 |
June 14, 1956 |
HEARING DATE ESTABLISHED FOR JUANITA WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
June 14, 1956 |
AL ARMSTRONG, KIT CANTERBURY TO HANDLE LIFEGUARD JOBS HERE |
9 |
June 14, 1956 |
COX, THOMAS K |
7 |
June 14, 1956 |
LEWIS, DENNIS |
1 |
June 14, 1956 |
NEEL, CHARLES G |
9 |
June 14, 1956 |
NOYES, MYRA HELEN |
7 |
June 14, 1956 |
COMMISSIONERS OK ROAD WORK |
1 |
June 14, 1956 |
MARKET ST JOB GIVEN PRIORITY |
1 |
June 14, 1956 |
HEARING DATE ESTABLISHED FOR JUANITA WATER DISTRICT |
1 |
June 14, 1956 |
WEST COAST TELEPHONE COMPANY PLANS BIGGEST CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM |
8 |
June 21, 1956 |
21 COUPLES MARRIED FOR 50 YEARS OR MORE, FETED ON SUNDAY |
10 |
June 21, 1956 |
FAMILY, CHURCH HONOR LOCAL COUPLE (BENNETT, MR AND MRS WALTER) |
10 |
June 21, 1956 |
RESIDENTS FOR 59 YEARS CELEBRATING GOLDEN (CATHCART, JAMES) |
1 |
June 21, 1956 |
CENTRAL TO NORKIRK MOVING DAY BIG EVENT (PHOTOS) |
9 |
June 21, 1956 |
OLD SHED BECOMES COZY COTTAGE (PHOTOS) |
13 |
June 21, 1956 |
WIDE OPEN SPACES (PHOTO OF "B" PROJECT REMAINS) |
7 |
June 21, 1956 |
CAME HERE TO FISH; STAYED ON TO OPEN OWN RADIATOR SHOP |
9 |
June 21, 1956 |
GREATER KIRKLAND BOOSTER FUND HITS $20000 |
1 |
June 21, 1956 |
HELEN GRAY, GORDON HAGGBERG |
10 |
June 21, 1956 |
FESTIVAL FEATURES QUEEN, PARADE, PARACHUTE JUMP |
1 |
June 21, 1956 |
GALA PARADE WILL HIGHLIGHT EAGLE FESTIVAL |
1 |
June 21, 1956 |
CITY'S HEARTACHES INCLUDE STREETS, FINANCIAL REPORT |
1 |
June 21, 1956 |
STREET, UTILITY PROBLEM BROUGHT BEFORE NEW COUNCILMEN AND MAYOR |
2 |
June 21, 1956 |
OLD P-I OF 1891 PREDICTED GREAT KIRKLAND FUTURE |
7 |
June 21, 1956 |
HEISDORF-NELSON TO EXPAND LOCAL OFFICES AND HATCHERY IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
June 21, 1956 |
POLICE OFFICERS RECOVER $3000 IN STOLEN GOODS |
9 |
June 21, 1956 |
PRUITT, MRS R W |
5 |
June 21, 1956 |
WILSON, HILDA |
1 |
June 21, 1956 |
LOCAL KIWANIANS MAINTAIN VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY SERVICE |
7 |
June 21, 1956 |
CITY POPULATION MAY REACH 6100 |
2 |
June 21, 1956 |
STREET PROJECT BID OPENING SET FOR JULY 16 |
1 |
June 21, 1956 |
NATURAL GAS PIPE DEADLINE IS 1958 |
1 |
June 21, 1956 |
BARBARA ANNE DONNELLY, ROBERT HARNDEN |
10 |
June 21, 1956 |
ROSE MARTIN, OTTO ROSCHER |
10 |
June 28, 1956 |
COMES A LONG WAY TO SEE DAUGHTER (HARTMEN, GARNET) |
1 |
June 28, 1956 |
'HIS HONOR'S SECRETARY PRAISES POSITION, BOSS (BEAZLEY, HELEN) |
9 |
June 28, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (WOOD, MR AND MRS WILLIAM C) |
2 |
June 28, 1956 |
ARCHITECT OPENS KIRKLAND OFFICE |
6 |
June 28, 1956 |
BON MARCHE TO BUILD NEW STORE NEAR KIRKLAND |
1 |
June 28, 1956 |
CREDIT COMPANY TO MOVE OFFICES |
7 |
June 28, 1956 |
BODY OF SEATTLE MAN RECOVERED FROM WATER |
1 |
June 28, 1956 |
CHAMBER TO HEAR REPORT ON CITY'S ECONOMIC SURVEY |
1 |
June 28, 1956 |
LOSE TEACHER, PUPILS; RETAIL CLASS DROPPED |
1 |
June 28, 1956 |
TEXTBOOKS COST BID IS $5906.20 |
8 |
June 28, 1956 |
SHORTCAKE, PARADE, QUEENS FEATURE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL (PHOTOS) |
5 |
June 28, 1956 |
PREVENTIVE FIRE SET IN SHIPYARD |
2 |
June 28, 1956 |
FLAG PRESENTED CITY BY LEGION |
11 |
June 28, 1956 |
DEMOLITION TEAM TO BLOW PILINGS AT SOUTH BEACH |
9 |
June 28, 1956 |
PREVENTIVE FIRE SET IN SHIPYARD |
2 |
June 28, 1956 |
TALK OUTLAWING SOUND CARS HERE |
1 |
June 28, 1956 |
DR SHERWOOD WILL SUPERVISE COUNTY HOSPITALS |
6 |
June 28, 1956 |
PEFLEY, CARL S |
9 |
June 28, 1956 |
BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB ORGANIZED AS SUGGESTION OF SECRETARY OF WAR |
10 |
June 28, 1956 |
FLAG PRESENTED CITY BY LEGION |
11 |
June 28, 1956 |
EFFORTS STARTED TO GET FEDERAL FINANCES FOR 4-LANING 2A |
2 |
June 28, 1956 |
WHO'S VILLAIN IN BRIDGE PLOT? |
1 |
June 28, 1956 |
ELSIE NADINE GIBBS, WILLIAM SNOW |
11 |
June 28, 1956 |
JANET SANDALL, NED NELSON |
10 |
July 5, 1956 |
MR AND MRS HAROLD LEWIS PROVE 'GIVE AND TAKE' CAN LAST 60 YEARS |
5 |
July 5, 1956 |
TED MACK GETS BANK PROMOTION |
6 |
July 5, 1956 |
CITY COUNCIL AND C OF C INVITE MACDOUGALL'S TO LOCATE STORE HERE |
1 |
July 5, 1956 |
COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PUSHED |
1 |
July 5, 1956 |
KIRKLAND APPLIANCE DEALERS WILL OFFER ADVICE ON FOOD FREEZING |
6 |
July 5, 1956 |
FLACK FOR WATER CARNIVAL PROMISES TWO GREAT DAYS |
1 |
July 5, 1956 |
NAVY'S "BIG BLOWOUT" AT SOUTH KIRKLAND BEACH BLASTS PILINGS
(PHOT |
9 |
July 5, 1956 |
BOOM LOWERED ON SOUND TRUCKS |
1 |
July 5, 1956 |
MOORE, HARVEY E |
12 |
July 5, 1956 |
AL LELAND FILES FOR 46TH DISTRICT |
1 |
July 5, 1956 |
THOMPSON FILES FOR LEGISLATURE |
6 |
July 5, 1956 |
BAPTIST CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR |
1 |
July 5, 1956 |
DIGGING TIME AGAIN FOR KIRKLAND AVE |
1 |
July 5, 1956 |
POLITICAL PARTIES URGED TO CONSIDER 2ND SPAN |
1 |
July 5, 1956 |
REPORT ON SECOND LAKE BRIDGE DUE WEEK OF JULY 10 |
2 |
July 5, 1956 |
STREET HEADACHES STILL THROBBING |
1 |
July 5, 1956 |
JOAN HADFIELD, GEORGE CONNORS |
10 |
July 12, 1956 |
CATHCART ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED BY 160 FRIENDS FROM ALL OVER KIRKLAND |
12 |
July 12, 1956 |
REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF CITIZENS BANK OF KIRKLAND |
5 |
July 12, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (COX, EVERLY WAYNE) |
7 |
July 12, 1956 |
PARENTS MIGHTY PROUD OF JESS HART |
9 |
July 12, 1956 |
TO REZONE PROJECT A FOR RECREATION SITE |
1 |
July 12, 1956 |
'BOMBING' OF KIRKLAND WILL REVEAL WEAKNESS |
5 |
July 12, 1956 |
BARBARA GREEN, ROBERT EUGENE STOLTZ |
12 |
July 12, 1956 |
WATER CARNIVAL SUPPORTS ANNUAL HALLOWEEN PARTY FOR YOUNGSTERS |
11 |
July 12, 1956 |
HOUGHTON LOSES SUPREME COURT CASE |
1 |
July 12, 1956 |
REZONE MARINA, RESCIND PARKING |
1 |
July 12, 1956 |
SEWER STUDY GO AHEAD GIVEN FOR HOUGHTON |
1 |
July 12, 1956 |
FRENCH, ROSA |
1 |
July 12, 1956 |
JOURNAL ADS WILL BOOST KIRKLAND AS IDEAL FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER |
9 |
July 12, 1956 |
TO REZONE PROJECT A FOR RECREATION SITE |
1 |
July 12, 1956 |
CENSUS SHOWS DECREASE OF 200 |
9 |
July 12, 1956 |
LIQUOR PROFITS MAKE KIRKLAND $29548 RICHER |
9 |
July 12, 1956 |
FIRMS JOIN BRIDGE USERS' FIGHT WITH CONTRIBUTIONS |
1 |
July 12, 1956 |
RUMORS PERSIST THAT DELEUW-CATHER WILL RECOMMEND PARALLEL SPAN |
1 |
July 12, 1956 |
PHONE FACILITIES INCREASE STUDIED |
9 |
July 12, 1956 |
SPECIAL VOTE TUESDAY ON WATER ANNEXATION |
5 |
July 12, 1956 |
TELEPHONE POLES HERE TO GET THE AXE |
11 |
July 19, 1956 |
IT PAYS TO SHOP IN KIRKLAND |
6 |
July 19, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (WALKER, EDMUND B) |
2 |
July 19, 1956 |
US OFFICIAL CONFERS WITH SCHOOL AUTHORITIES ON ACQUIRING B PROJECT |
7 |
July 19, 1956 |
STEADY 1-MINUTE BLAST TOMORROW WILL SIGNAL CIVIL DEFENSE ALERT |
7 |
July 19, 1956 |
DORIS VANCE, THOMAS MASSEY |
10 |
July 19, 1956 |
ELIZABETH GILDOW, LIBURN HORTON |
11 |
July 19, 1956 |
MARY JO DALY, EVERT BREEN DEYOUNG |
10 |
July 19, 1956 |
CARNIVAL PARADE TO INCLUDE PETS |
1 |
July 19, 1956 |
WATER CARNIVAL PLANNING PROMISES TWO GALA DAYS |
1 |
July 19, 1956 |
KING COUNTY'S NEW BEACH AT JUANITA PACKING THEM LIKE BROOKLYN'S J |
5 |
July 19, 1956 |
FIRST KIRKLAND LIBRARY PROVED DETERMINATION OF WOMEN'S CLUB |
10 |
July 19, 1956 |
NEW DENTISTRY OFFICES OPENING |
9 |
July 19, 1956 |
GOFF, CLARENCE |
7 |
July 19, 1956 |
PEASE, FRANK M |
9 |
July 19, 1956 |
REEK, CLARENCE |
2 |
July 19, 1956 |
FIRST KIRKLAND LIBRARY PROVED DETERMINATION OF WOMEN'S CLUB |
10 |
July 19, 1956 |
BABE RUTH LEAGUE OPENS TOURNAMENT HERE FRIDAY |
1 |
July 19, 1956 |
FLO SPENCER FOR RETURNING LESCHI IF BRIDGE CONTROVERSY ISN'T SETTLED |
5 |
July 19, 1956 |
OPEN TWO BIDS ON STREET JOB, STUDY FIGURES |
7 |
July 19, 1956 |
PROPONENTS OF EVERGREEN-MONTLAKE LOCATION FOR SPAN BATTLING WITH |
1 |
July 19, 1956 |
BURIED CABLE JOB STARTS NEXT WEEK |
1 |
July 19, 1956 |
WEATHER BRINGS WATER SHORTAGE, DUSTY STREETS IN AND OUT OF CITY |
1 |
July 19, 1956 |
JEAN FLUHARTY, JACK WILCOX
S |
10 |
July 19, 1956 |
MARJORIE LEE DIMOCK, HOWARD BURTON MELLORS |
10 |
July 26, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (MCKILLOP, EMMETT FRANCIS) |
2 |
July 26, 1956 |
KIRKLAND "BOMBED" FRIDAY |
11 |
July 26, 1956 |
BOARD HIRES 16 NEW TEACHERS |
6 |
July 26, 1956 |
SCHOOL'S BALANCE LOW DUE TO SLOW PAYMENT OF TAXES |
5 |
July 26, 1956 |
CARNIVAL PARADE OPENING WITH A "BANG" AUGUST 3, KIWANIANS SAY |
9 |
July 26, 1956 |
FIRE CAUSES $13000 LOSS TO FAMILY |
1 |
July 26, 1956 |
KIRKLAND TAVERN DAMAGED BY FIRE |
2 |
July 26, 1956 |
JERDEE, EMMA M |
7 |
July 26, 1956 |
FROM SIX FOUNDERS, EAGLES GREW TO SECOND LARGEST ORDER IN US |
9 |
July 26, 1956 |
MISS SKYWAY GETS DUNKING, BURN IN FIRST TRYOUT |
1 |
July 26, 1956 |
SAMPONT, TAYLOR BOATS LAUNCHED |
5 |
July 26, 1956 |
CITIZENS' BRIDGE COMMITTEE CALLS EXECUTIVE SESSION THIS AFTERNOON |
2 |
July 26, 1956 |
EAST SIDERS CALL PARALLEL SPAN 'SELFISH, EXPENSIVE' |
1 |
July 26, 1956 |
WHO'S GOING TO FOOT SECOND LAKE BRIDGE BILL? |
1 |
July 26, 1956 |
BEVERLY GAY HARDENBROOK, RICHARD C BROWN |
10 |
August 2, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (RICHARDS, KEITH) |
2 |
August 2, 1956 |
SENSE OF HUMOR, VARIED INTERESTS, KEEP MRS MYRTLE ROBERTSON YOUNG |
5 |
August 2, 1956 |
NEW TEACHERS ASSIGNED TO HIGH SCHOOL DUTIES |
13 |
August 2, 1956 |
SALLY SCHROEDER, JOHN PARKS |
12 |
August 2, 1956 |
ENTERTAINMENT, MERRY-MAKING IN WATER CARNIVAL PLANS, AUG 3-4 |
1 |
August 2, 1956 |
WATER CARNIVAL SCENES FROM PAST YEARS PREVIEW '56 EVENT |
11 |
August 2, 1956 |
HOUGHTON ASKS WATER RATE DROP |
1 |
August 2, 1956 |
CITY'S POLICE DEPARTMENT IS HIGH IN PUBLIC ESTEEM |
1 |
August 2, 1956 |
ARMY STARTS $500,000 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT |
9 |
August 2, 1956 |
OLDMAN, HAROLD W |
11 |
August 2, 1956 |
ROSIN, FRANK W |
12 |
August 2, 1956 |
SCOTT, HARRIET |
6 |
August 2, 1956 |
COMMUNITY SERVICE, HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS ARE GOAL OF ROTARY |
2 |
August 2, 1956 |
WALTERSKIRCHEN SEEKS ELECTION |
10 |
August 2, 1956 |
LAKEFRONT PARKING LOT WORK SCHEDULED TO BEGIN THIS MONTH |
1 |
August 2, 1956 |
NEW 2-A HIGHWAY SEEN AS "TRADE BARRIER" TO KIRKLAND |
1 |
August 2, 1956 |
HOUGHTON ASKS WATER RATE DROP |
1 |
August 2, 1956 |
ARLENE FUNK, GENE NELSON |
12 |
August 9, 1956 |
ELVES SUPER MARKET - GRAND OPENING |
5 |
August 9, 1956 |
NEW SUPERMARKET OPENS ON 68TH NE SLATES BIG GRAND OPENING |
1 |
August 9, 1956 |
COUNCIL DENIES TAVERN OPERATOR BUILDING PERMIT |
1 |
August 9, 1956 |
COUNCIL DUCKS REQUEST BY ELVES' MARKET FOR PACKAGE BEER LICENSE |
1 |
August 9, 1956 |
JUDITH PROBST, SAMUEL T GILES |
10 |
August 9, 1956 |
POLLUTION PROBLEM IN LAKE IS CAUSED BY DUMPING RAW SEWAGE |
2 |
August 9, 1956 |
COLORFUL FLOATS, COSTUMED KIDDIES, BANDS FILL WATER CARNIVAL PARADE |
9 |
August 9, 1956 |
CITY COUNCIL GETS BAD NEWS ON KIRKLAND'S SHAKY FINANCIAL CONDITION |
1 |
August 9, 1956 |
ECONOMIC STUDY TO COST $1405 |
2 |
August 9, 1956 |
STATE AUDITOR'S REPORT DESCRIBES CITY'S FINANCIAL CONDITION |
1 |
August 9, 1956 |
JUANITA WATER SUPPLY DOUBLED |
1 |
August 9, 1956 |
OLDMAN, HAROLD |
11 |
August 9, 1956 |
SCHELP, LEROY |
1 |
August 9, 1956 |
MILTON HALBERT FILES FOR OFFICE |
7 |
August 9, 1956 |
REV KOSCHMANN GIVEN NEW POST |
12 |
August 9, 1956 |
PUBLIC CONFUSED WITH 2ND BRIDGE FACTS, FALLACIES |
1 |
August 9, 1956 |
SHINSTROM ASKS PROPERTY ACCESS VIA PARK DRIVE |
1 |
August 9, 1956 |
JUANITA WATER SUPPLY DOUBLED |
1 |
August 9, 1956 |
ARLENE MARIE FUNK, EUGENE NELSON |
10 |
August 9, 1956 |
BETH GILDOW, LILBURN HORTON |
10 |
August 9, 1956 |
ELEANOR JOHANSON, TOM RUTLEDGE |
10 |
August 9, 1956 |
MARY STONE, L A KRAUSE |
10 |
August 16, 1956 |
CHAMNESS HONORED AT GOLDEN WEDDING RECEPTION |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
BOAT-LOVER JAMES HUTTON EXPLAINS BUSY LIFE; 'JUST CAN'T SIT STILL |
12 |
August 16, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (MARSH, JESSIE AND CHARLOTTE) |
2 |
August 16, 1956 |
NEW JUNIOR HIGH BUILDINGS (PHOTOS) |
9 |
August 16, 1956 |
PROJECT CENTER, ACREAGE BOUGHT FOR NEW SCHOOL |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
MORE AGGRESSIVE INTEREST SHOWN IN ROADS BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
SHOP KIRKLAND FAVORED OVER NEW BROCHURE |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
MANY LOCAL FAMILIES RECEIVE AID FROM UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS |
7 |
August 16, 1956 |
TEN NEW JUNIOR HIGH TEACHERS WILL GREET CLASSES SEPTEMBER 5 |
9 |
August 16, 1956 |
BEVERLY FRAZIER, DOUGLAS C BOYCE |
11 |
August 16, 1956 |
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN OF DISTRICT 41 WILL GIVE AWAY EIGHT-FOOT PRAM |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
JUANITA BEACH ATTRACTS 100,000 |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
KING COUNTY-RED CROSS SWIM SESSIONS DRAW CHILDREN TO CITY BEACH |
4 |
August 16, 1956 |
KIRKLAND POLICE NEED LAKE DRAG |
2 |
August 16, 1956 |
COMAN, RALPH |
7 |
August 16, 1956 |
ACTIVE CLUB, YOUNG MEN'S SERVICE GROUP, HELPS OTHERS TO BE ACTIVE |
11 |
August 16, 1956 |
KING COUNTY-RED CROSS SWIM SESSIONS DRAW CHILDREN TO CITY BEACH |
4 |
August 16, 1956 |
NEW MINISTER AT NAZARENE CHURCH |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
CITY DADS TO DECIDE STREET JOB |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
MEMBERS PLAN 50000 SIGNATURES ASKING FOR EVERGREEN POINT LOCATION |
5 |
August 16, 1956 |
MORE AGGRESSIVE INTEREST SHOWN IN ROADS BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
PARKING LOT BID BEING STUDIED |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
UNDERGROUND CABLE JOB NOW UNDERWAY |
1 |
August 16, 1956 |
MARILYN KORGE, DENHAM RICHARD PEGG |
10 |
August 23, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (GLEASON, JOHN) |
2 |
August 23, 1956 |
BOARD DISCUSSES SCHOOL PROPERTY |
1 |
August 23, 1956 |
MODERN NORKIRK SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
11 |
August 23, 1956 |
SCHOOL BUILDINGS NEARLY COMPLETE |
12 |
August 23, 1956 |
KIRKLAND PENNEY'S TO STAY OPEN; AGGRESSIVE SALESMANSHIP URGED |
5 |
August 23, 1956 |
NEW PRINCIPALS REASSIGNED HERE |
12 |
August 23, 1956 |
NEW TEACHERS WILL ATTEND ORIENTATION MEETING |
7 |
August 23, 1956 |
SCHOOL MEANS NEW CLOTHES - IT'S BACK TO THE BOOKS - SEPTEMBER 5 |
1 |
August 23, 1956 |
DELORES DARLENE MULLEN, LEONARD IVAN FIELDS |
12 |
August 23, 1956 |
$21000 CUT NEEDED TO BALANCE BUDGET |
1 |
August 23, 1956 |
LICENSE, PARK, BUILDING LEFT IN COMMITTEE |
6 |
August 23, 1956 |
GAS SERVICE SIGN-UP ON IN HOUGHTON |
2 |
August 23, 1956 |
HOUGHTON POLICE PATROL CAR INVOLVED IN BIZARRE CRASH |
1 |
August 23, 1956 |
HOUGHTON SEWER BID VETOED; DOOR OPEN FOR NEW AGREEMENT |
1 |
August 23, 1956 |
HOUGHTON POLICE PATROL CAR INVOLVED IN BIZARRE CRASH |
1 |
August 23, 1956 |
BARRETT, JAMES JOSEPH |
6 |
August 23, 1956 |
BRIGGS, VINA WITTENBORN |
9 |
August 23, 1956 |
GATTER, FREDERICK E |
2 |
August 23, 1956 |
ZICKRICK, FRANK H |
6 |
August 23, 1956 |
VERNON A SMITH UP FOR ELECTION |
6 |
August 23, 1956 |
POST OFFICE PARKING METERS RESULT OF "DRIVER'S ABUSE" |
2 |
August 23, 1956 |
RAILW'Y CROSSING TO BE IMPROVED |
7 |
August 23, 1956 |
2-A PAVING STARTED AT MIDLAKES |
1 |
August 23, 1956 |
ACTION INDICATED ON ACCESS ROADS |
6 |
August 23, 1956 |
PARKING LOT BID IS AWARDED |
1 |
August 23, 1956 |
STREET PROJECT CONTRACT LET, DELETES PAVING |
1 |
August 23, 1956 |
TRAFFIC COUNT, POLITICS AND PETITIONS ENTER BRIDGE SCENE |
7 |
August 23, 1956 |
GAS SERVICE SIGN-UP ON IN HOUGHTON |
2 |
August 23, 1956 |
BETTY ANN FRYER, LOUIS DILLMAN |
12 |
August 30, 1956 |
DUTIES OUTLINED FOR DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL ATHLETICS |
1 |
August 30, 1956 |
SCHOOL BOUNDARY TO BE SETTLED IN PUBLIC HEARING |
1 |
August 30, 1956 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT'S ADULT DIVISION WILL OPEN 10TH YEAR SEPTEMBER 24 |
10 |
August 30, 1956 |
SCHOOL STARTS WEDNESDAY WITH FULL DAY OF CLASSES |
1 |
August 30, 1956 |
SCHOOLS READY LUNCH PROGRAM |
9 |
August 30, 1956 |
PAULINE JANE GUERLIN, BILL RUDDELL |
10 |
August 30, 1956 |
POLLUTION ISSUE NO GOOD ON LAKE BRIDGE LOCATION |
11 |
August 30, 1956 |
WATER DISTRICT HEARING ON EXTENSION SEPT 5TH |
11 |
August 30, 1956 |
FOUR GOVERNOR CANDIDATES FAVOR NORTH LAKE CROSSING |
1 |
August 30, 1956 |
MATTER OF TOLLS BECOMES ISSUE BETWEEN GROUPS |
9 |
August 30, 1956 |
NORKIRK STOP LIGHT OKAYED |
1 |
August 30, 1956 |
PARALLEL BRIDGE RIDICULOUS SAYS VERNON A SMITH |
7 |
August 30, 1956 |
PARKING LOT EMPTY NO LONGER (PHOTO) |
9 |
August 30, 1956 |
POLLUTION ISSUE NO GOOD ON LAKE BRIDGE LOCATION |
11 |
August 30, 1956 |
WORK UNDERWAY ON PARKING LOT |
1 |
August 30, 1956 |
SEWAGE DISPOSAL STUDY EXPECTED TO PROPOSE EAST SIDE TRUNK LINES |
9 |
August 30, 1956 |
WATER DISTRICT HEARING ON EXTENSION SEPT 5TH |
11 |
September 6,
1956 |
JUANITA JOKESTERS RUN FLYNN FOR "MAYOR" (FLYNN, ED) |
9 |
September 6,
1956 |
OUR TOWN (SMITH, ROBERT CHARLES) |
2 |
September 6,
1956 |
CHAMBER TO AID COUNCIL FINANCES, BUDGET STUDY |
1 |
September 6,
1956 |
COMMITTEE WILL CONDUCT HEARING ON BELLEVUE-KIRKLAND BOUNDARIES |
1 |
September 6,
1956 |
GASOLINE FIRE AT HOUGHTON BURNS WATCHMAN |
8 |
September 6,
1956 |
HOUGHTON MAKING SERIOUS BID TO WORK OUT SEWAGE CONTRACT |
7 |
September 6,
1956 |
JUANITA JOKESTERS RUN FLYNN FOR "MAYOR" |
9 |
September 6,
1956 |
2-A WORK SLOWED BY SOFT ROADBEDS |
1 |
September 6,
1956 |
SAND POINT SPAN HAS ITS BACKERS |
2 |
September 6,
1956 |
WATER DISTRICT PLANS EXTENSION |
7 |
September 13,
1956 |
SUNDAY PARTY ... HONORS COUPLE (COLEMAN, MR AND MRS CHARLES) |
7 |
September 13,
1956 |
UGN KICKS OFF; EMPLOYEE DRIVE UNDERWAY NOW |
2 |
September 13,
1956 |
GARBAGE; THOSE SMUTTY MAGAZINES |
10 |
September 13,
1956 |
BEGIN REVIEW ON SCHOOL FINANCES |
2 |
September 13,
1956 |
STUDENTS NUMBER 4865 IN DISTRICT; ALL-TIME HIGH |
1 |
September 13,
1956 |
PORCUPINE PAULINE, KIN OF LATE PENELOPE, COMES TO TRAGIC FINISH |
7 |
September 13,
1956 |
COLORFUL MAIL BOXES, NEW BALL-POINT PENS, LATE P.O. INNOVATIONS |
1 |
September 13,
1956 |
ADDITIONAL TAX EYED TO BALANCE CITY 1957 BUDGET |
1 |
September 13,
1956 |
ROAD, BUILDING TURNED DOWN, LICENSE OKAYED |
1 |
September 13,
1956 |
OKAYS SCHOOL; TAKES SEWER PROBLEM SOUTH |
1 |
September 13,
1956 |
BOLEY, ALBERT |
9 |
September 13,
1956 |
AL LELAND RUNNING NO 1 ON EASTSIDE (IN 46TH LEGISLATURE RACE) |
1 |
September 13,
1956 |
INVITE GOVERNOR NOMINEES HERE FOR SPAN MEET |
1 |
September 13,
1956 |
INVITE GOVERNOR NOMINEES HERE FOR SPAN MEET |
1 |
September 13,
1956 |
LESS STREET DIGGING ASKED FOR KIRKLAND |
1 |
September 13,
1956 |
NEW TRAFFIC LIGHT PROTECTS NORKIRK YOUNGSTERS (PHOTO) |
10 |
September 13,
1956 |
JANEEN WENTZ, SIDORE RYSEFF |
12 |
September 13,
1956 |
MARCIA ELEANOR HOPKINS, TERRELL JOHN LE BOUEF |
12 |
September 20,
1956 |
JOANNE WINS FROM PAT; KID GOES INTO ROUND 4 (GUNDERSON, JO ANNE) |
1 |
September 20,
1956 |
WESCOTT HONORED BY OIL COMPANY |
9 |
September 20,
1956 |
SNYDER OFFERS TEXACO SERVICE TO EAST SIDERS |
8 |
September 20,
1956 |
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES LOOKED TO BOOST UGN DRIVE TOTAL |
1 |
September 20,
1956 |
$975,000 SCHOOL BOND ISSUE ON NOVEMBER POLL |
1 |
September 20,
1956 |
3 JUANITA BOYS, POLIO VICTIMS, ESCAPE PARALYSIS |
1 |
September 20,
1956 |
RUSTY, BURIED OX SHOE CONTRASTS KIRKLAND'S TODAY AND YESTERDAY |
1 |
September 20,
1956 |
HOUGHTON WILL SPEND $2000 MORE IN 1957 |
1 |
September 20,
1956 |
ERWIN, EVELYN |
7 |
September 20,
1956 |
MCDANIELS, JAMES |
7 |
September 20,
1956 |
RAINEY, MARGARET |
2 |
September 20,
1956 |
SCHELL, ALICE E |
7 |
September 20,
1956 |
SCHULTZ, GRACE LEE |
9 |
September 20,
1956 |
TONKIN, HERBERT J |
1 |
September 20,
1956 |
JOANNE WINS FROM PAT; KID GOES INTO ROUND 4 (GUNDERSON, JO ANNE) |
1 |
September 20,
1956 |
CELEBRATION WILL MARK OPENING OF STATE HIGHWAY 2A OCTOBER 3 |
9 |
September 20,
1956 |
PARKING LOT TO GET $1350 ADDITION; FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR 20-FOOT ST |
7 |
September 20,
1956 |
FIRST GAS SUPPLY LINE ENTERS CITY ON SIXTH STREET |
5 |
September 20,
1956 |
GLENDA ROGERS, ALAN AHEARN |
13 |
September 20,
1956 |
SIGNE GILLETTE BREIDENSTEIN, DAVID M HOWIE |
12 |
September 27,
1956 |
PARKING FACILITIES ARE IMPROVED (PHOTO OF ELVES GROCERY) |
16 |
September 27,
1956 |
WEEKEND SALE OPENS KIRKLAND FIRESTONE MART |
2 |
September 27,
1956 |
FOUR TEACHERS HIRED TO MEET HIGH ENROLLMENT |
9 |
September 27,
1956 |
AGNES KLEIN, CHARLES HAMLIN |
16 |
September 27,
1956 |
BUSINESS TAX TURNED DOWN |
1 |
September 27,
1956 |
BOND ISSUE PASSAGE WOULD ADD 1000 FEET TO JUANITA BEACH |
9 |
September 27,
1956 |
HOUGHTON MAN MISSING AFTER FATAL ACCIDENT |
1 |
September 27,
1956 |
BRADLEY, ETHEL F |
2 |
September 27,
1956 |
CAPACITY CROWN TO ATTEND CIVIC BANQUET FOR GOLFER JOANNE TONIGHT |
1 |
September 27,
1956 |
MINISTER HERE TO START CHURCH (LARSGAARD, REV JOHN O) |
16 |
October 4, 1956 |
OUR TOWN (BOOKWALTER, EARL R) |
10 |
October 4, 1956 |
NEW DECORATING SERVICE OFFERED BY LOCAL STORE |
9 |
October 4, 1956 |
M-D DRIVE NETS $700 |
9 |
October 4, 1956 |
NEWSPAPERS ENLIVEN STUDIES AT LAKEVIEW SCHOOL |
7 |
October 4, 1956 |
REQUEST STATE MONEY FOR NEW HANDICAP SCHOOL |
9 |
October 4, 1956 |
TEACHERS GET $200 INCREASE |
1 |
October 4, 1956 |
CAROLE GLADYS RYDEEN, JACK NEAL |
13 |
October 4, 1956 |
SUDDEN FIRE RUINS EFFORT OF DO-IT-YOURSELF BUILDER |
1 |
October 4, 1956 |
COUNCIL EYES BUILDING, REMODELING QUESTIONS |
1 |
October 4, 1956 |
SERVICES WHACKED IN NEW CITY BUDGET |
1 |
October 4, 1956 |
BIDS CALLED ON 2-A ADDITIONS WORTH $315000 |
2 |
October 4, 1956 |
CITY NEGOTIATES PAVING BILL |
2 |
October 4, 1956 |
GREATER KIRKLAND'S NEW PARKING LOT FIRST IN SERIES OF JOBS AHEAD |
9 |
October 4, 1956 |
ALESA LAVERNE HAMMOND, HARRY CHARLES MILES |
12 |
October 4, 1956 |
MARY JO DALY, EVERT BREEN DEYOUNG |
12 |
October 11,
1956 |
FIRM ADDS $250000 PAYROLL TO LOCAL AREA |
1 |
October 11,
1956 |
INSURANCE FIRM OPENS OFFICES IN KIRKLAND |
8 |
October 11,
1956 |
NEW GARDEN STORE OPENED BY BONNYBROOK |
2 |
October 11,
1956 |
UGN THERMOMETER REACHES $8237 MARK; QUOTA IS $14753 |
1 |
October 11,
1956 |
GATEWAY EVICTS TEENAGERS FOR SHOW HI-JINKS |
1 |
October 11,
1956 |
NORTHUP AREA MAY JOIN TOWN |
1 |
October 11,
1956 |
$975000 SCHOOL BOND ISSUE GETS COUNCIL SUPPORT |
1 |
October 11,
1956 |
FOUR NEW SCHOOL TEACHERS NAMED |
5 |
October 11,
1956 |
JAYCEES TELL CHRISTMAS PLANS |
8 |
October 11,
1956 |
SEWER COST REPORT ASKED OF HOUGHTON |
1 |
October 11,
1956 |
GAINES TO BUILD BOWLING ALLEY IN NEW CENTER |
5 |
October 11,
1956 |
108TH-NORTHUP WAY ACCESS ROAD OK'D |
2 |
October 11,
1956 |
BRIDGE UP TO LEGISLATURE - LANGLIE |
1 |
October 11,
1956 |
OPENING OF NEW 2-A HIGHWAY SET |
1 |
October 11,
1956 |
BROOKE ANN HUNTINGTON, THOMAS STAFFORD |
12 |
October 11,
1956 |
DORIS LAVONNE VANCE, THOMAS CHARLES MASSEY |
12 |
October 11,
1956 |
JUDITH PROBST, SAM T GILES |
12 |
October 11,
1956 |
SALLY SCHROEDER, JOHN PARKS |
11 |
October 18,
1956 |
OUR TOWN (HEYER, RUTH W) |
2 |
October 18,
1956 |
BOND ISSUE FOR NEW BUILDINGS URGED STRONGLY |
1 |
October 18,
1956 |
DEDICATION CEREMONIES SCHEDULED FOR NORKIRK, REMODELED JR HIGH |
2 |
October 18,
1956 |
BIDS ON CONSTRUCTION OF HOLY FAMILY CHURCH PLANT TO BE OPENED |
1 |
October 18,
1956 |
NEW SHOPPING CENTER AT JUANITA STILL IN STATE OF FLUX |
8 |
October 18,
1956 |
NEW TAVERN PLANNED BY CLEMMONS |
1 |
October 18,
1956 |
MEMBERS DISCUSS PAID SECRETARY |
1 |
October 18,
1956 |
UGN CAMPAIGN NEARLY ENDED; $10460 IN NOW |
1 |
October 18,
1956 |
JANICE E BROWN, RAY PHILLIPS |
13 |
October 18,
1956 |
NO EXTENSIONS WITHOUT APPROVAL, COUNCIL ASKS IN WATER CONTRACT |
1 |
October 18,
1956 |
HALLOWEEN PARTY FOR ALL STUDENTS SET BY KIWANIS |
1 |
October 18,
1956 |
GLOBE MILL STARTS WORK ON 12 HUGE BULK FEED STORAGE TANKS |
1 |
October 18,
1956 |
DALTON, BERNARD J |
7 |
October 18,
1956 |
EDGAR, EVERETT |
7 |
October 18,
1956 |
NELSON, NELS |
7 |
October 18,
1956 |
CONTRACT IS LET FOR LIGHTING 2A |
9 |
October 18,
1956 |
EAST SIDE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS WILL BE MADE UNDER NEW CONTRACT |
9 |
October 18,
1956 |
WE'VE NO CORNER ON BRIDGE TROUBLES |
10 |
October 18,
1956 |
GAIL G TUPPER, MICHAEL ROY OGILVIE |
13 |
October 18,
1956 |
MARGARET RANDALL, DR WALKER DEAN |
12 |
October 18,
1956 |
PATRICIA OLIN, KEITH L WALTER |
13 |
October 25,
1956 |
BUILDING OF NEW SHOPPING SQUARE TO START SOON, MANAGER REPORTS |
9 |
October 25,
1956 |
BOARD APPROVES PROPERTY CHANGE WITH UNCLE SAM |
6 |
October 25,
1956 |
BOARD PURCHASES NEW SCHOOL SITE |
1 |
October 25,
1956 |
NORKIRK, JUNIOR HIGH BUILDINGS DEDICATED HERE |
2 |
October 25,
1956 |
BUILDING OF NEW SHOPPING SQUARE TO START SOON, MANAGER REPORTS |
9 |
October 25,
1956 |
CHAMBER DECIDES TO MAKE STUDY ON MANAGER COST |
6 |
October 25,
1956 |
BELLEVUE FROWNS ON HOUGHTON'S NORTHUP MOVE |
1 |
October 25,
1956 |
FAMED NEGRO CHOIR TO SING IN KIRKLAND |
14 |
October 25,
1956 |
EGG BARRAGE ENDS DANCE; DISC JOCKEY JEST BACKFIRES |
1 |
October 25,
1956 |
CITY BOOSTS METER FEE, NICKEL FINE |
1 |
October 25,
1956 |
KIWANIANS COOK UP FOUR HALLOWE'EN PARTIES FOR LOCAL YOUNGSTERS |
1 |
October 25,
1956 |
TWO BUILDINGS GOING UP ON REZONED LAND |
1 |
October 25,
1956 |
PURCHASE OF BEACH PROPERTY IS ASKED BY PARK OFFICIALS |
9 |
October 25,
1956 |
HUDSON, HARRY J |
5 |
October 25,
1956 |
PRITCHARD, FLORENCE |
5 |
October 25,
1956 |
AL LELAND, VERNON SMITH TEAM UP IN RACE FOR 46TH DISTRICT POSITION |
10 |
October 25,
1956 |
FAMED NEGRO CHOIR TO SING IN KIRKLAND |
14 |
October 25,
1956 |
LOYER ELECTED TO DIRECT NEW MINISTER GROUP |
14 |
October 25,
1956 |
'MARTIN LUTHER' FILM SCHEDULED |
14 |
October 25,
1956 |
STATE GOOD ROADS GROUP OPPOSES PARALLEL BRIDGE |
1 |
October 25,
1956 |
MARILYN GRACE TODD, DAVID LEE BOWEN |
13 |
November 1,
1956 |
EAST SIDE CORPORATION BUYS KIRKLAND HOSPITAL |
1 |
November 1,
1956 |
$975,000 BOND ISSUE PASSAGE DEEMED URGENT |
1 |
November 1,
1956 |
SCHOOL DIRECTOR PRESSURE CLAIM REFUTED LOCALLY |
1 |
November 1,
1956 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT ANXIOUS TO GET FOREIGN TEACHER |
9 |
November 1,
1956 |
UNIQUE HIGH SCHOOL HONORS COURSE OFFERS CHALLENGE TO TOP STUDENTS |
13 |
November 1,
1956 |
MAGICIAN PAUL EATON TOPS TALENT FOR JUANITA PTA CARNIVAL FRIDAY |
18 |
November 1,
1956 |
CITY'S REPAIR WORK IS DIVIDED |
6 |
November 1,
1956 |
EAGLES LAUNCH DRIVE TO PROVIDE EAST SIDE FROGMAN RESCUE UNIT |
2 |
November 1,
1956 |
EAST SIDE CORPORATION BUYS KIRKLAND HOSPITAL |
1 |
November 1,
1956 |
HOUGHTON SEWER PLANS DELAYED |
1 |
November 1,
1956 |
BOYS FIND MORTAR SHELL UNEXPLODED IN JUANITA FIELD |
1 |
November 1,
1956 |
BOWEN, DAVID |
8 |
November 1,
1956 |
PETERSON, ADOLPH |
8 |
November 1,
1956 |
SIPILA, JOHN |
8 |
November 1,
1956 |
VAUGHN, ROBERT |
8 |
November 1,
1956 |
GOOD CITIZENS WILL VOTE IN ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY |
1 |
November 1,
1956 |
SAMPLE BALLOT |
14 |
November 1,
1956 |
EAST SIDE PLAN LEAVES LOOPHOLE FOR RETAINING OF SUBURBAN ZONES |
2 |
November 1,
1956 |
CHANGE PARKING FOR GREYHOUND |
1 |
November 1,
1956 |
PARKING LANES INSTALLED IN LOT |
6 |
November 1,
1956 |
CHARLOTTE E THIM, WARREN O KING |
16 |
November 8,
1956 |
OKINAWAN WIFE 'NO QUEEN FOR A DAY' MARIE DEWITT TELLS WOMAN'S CLUB |
12 |
November 8,
1956 |
OUR TOWN (MCKIBBEN, ERNEST C JR) |
2 |
November 8,
1956 |
SHOPPING CENTER GAINS SUPPORT |
9 |
November 8,
1956 |
CHAMBER STUDIES PAID SECRETARY, BUDGET FOR 1957 |
7 |
November 8,
1956 |
DISTRICT SCHOOL BOND ISSUE WINS BY BIG MAJORITY |
1 |
November 8,
1956 |
FOREIGN AND OUT-OF-STATE VISITORS OBSERVE STEWART SCHOOL PROGRAM |
12 |
November 8,
1956 |
ELECTION DAY BAD ONE FOR HORSE, SEAGULL; BOTH MEET THEIR DEMISE |
1 |
November 8,
1956 |
ROADS POOR, CITY POORER COUNCIL MAYOR AGREE |
2 |
November 8,
1956 |
KIRKLAND'S HALLOWE'EN PARTIES PROVE BIG SUCCESS |
6 |
November 8,
1956 |
MAYOR RENAMES LIBRARY HEAD |
1 |
November 8,
1956 |
ANDERSON, BETTYMAE |
1 |
November 8,
1956 |
KINGSLAND, JOHN |
9 |
November 8,
1956 |
AL LELAND LEADS FOR LEGISLATURE, SMITH IS AHEAD |
1 |
November 8,
1956 |
KIRKLAND VOTERS LIKE IKE, ROSELLINI |
1 |
November 8,
1956 |
CITY REQUESTS MORE DETAILS ON 7TH STREET L.I.D. |
1 |
November 8,
1956 |
COUNCIL GRANTS CURB EXTENSIONS |
1 |
November 8,
1956 |
RUTS IN STATE STREET GET DEEPER AND DEEPER (PHOTO) |
2 |
November 8,
1956 |
WITH ELECTION OVER REPORT ON SECOND BRIDGE IS ANTICIPATED |
9 |
November 8,
1956 |
WRITER CHARGES BOTH KIRKLAND AND HOUGHTON WITH NEGLIGENCE |
2 |
November 8,
1956 |
YOU CAN BLAST OFF TO BELLEVUE IN FOUR MINUTES |
10 |
November 8,
1956 |
CHEER UP, STATISTICS PROVE LOTS OF PLACES ARE WETTER'N SEATTLE |
10 |
November 8,
1956 |
VERNA STAPLES, LYLE VANDIVORT BLACK |
13 |
November 15,
1956 |
AVONDALE FARMERS TURKEYS TO GRACE HAPPY FESTIVE BOARDS NEXT THURS |
1 |
November 15,
1956 |
YORK FARM PROPRIETORS TO HONOR GOVERNMENT AGRICULTURAL EXPERTS |
9 |
November 15,
1956 |
MR AND MRS HAAKON JENSEN PLAN OPEN HOUSE ON GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |
1 |
November 15,
1956 |
OUR TOWN (HELLIWELL, GEORGE) |
10 |
November 15,
1956 |
BROKERS PLEDGE HIGHER DUES FOR PAID DIRECTOR |
2 |
November 15,
1956 |
PROTESTS LODGED AT ZONE HEARING HELD WEDNESDAY |
1 |
November 15,
1956 |
LAUDS GERMAN SCHOOL DISCIPLINE BUT SAYS AMERICAN EDUCATION BEST |
13 |
November 15,
1956 |
JAYCEES SEEKING CHRISTMAS TREE |
1 |
November 15,
1956 |
MARINA PAVING CAUSES ROW; RESIDENTS QUESTION ZONING |
1 |
November 15,
1956 |
NEARBY CITIZENS OBJECT TO BOAT STORAGE AND TO BIXBY'S PAVING LOT |
2 |
November 15,
1956 |
SHOULD HOUGHTON SELL LAND TO BELLEVUE? COUNCIL CONSIDERS SOUTHERN |
2 |
November 15,
1956 |
VALUABLE VIOLIN MISSING FROM KALYBABA HOME |
1 |
November 15,
1956 |
FISH, HARRY I |
6 |
November 15,
1956 |
HAIR-RAISING WIN OVER BELLEVUE GIVES LAKERS GRID CHAMPIONSHIP |
4 |
November 15,
1956 |
BUS ROUTE CHANGE IN COUNCIL'S HANDS |
2 |
November 15,
1956 |
ASK HIGHWAY COMMISSION HEAD TO HURRY BRIDGE RECOMMENDATION |
6 |
November 15,
1956 |
FEDERAL MONIES WILL HELP 2-A, BUGGE SAYS HERE |
1 |
November 15,
1956 |
INTERIM SEWAGE PLAN ESSENTIAL FOR EAST SIDE UNTIL SEWER TRUNK LIN |
9 |
November 15,
1956 |
ARDIS GREEN, DANIEL A STACHLOWSKI |
12 |
November 22,
1956 |
SEATTLEITE BUYS BUILDING FROM VERBARENDSE BOYS |
1 |
November 22,
1956 |
MAP OUTLINES ZONING AREAS PRESCRIBED UNDER PROPOSED ORDINANCE |
7 |
November 22,
1956 |
PROPOSE CHANGE IN ZONING PLAN; HEARING TONIGHT |
1 |
November 22,
1956 |
JAYCEES PUT NEW SLANT ON CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS (PHOTO) |
6 |
November 22,
1956 |
SANTA CLAUS, HOLIDAY DECORATIONS COMING TO KIRKLAND ON DEC 1 |
6 |
November 22,
1956 |
TRUSSED-UP TURKEYS DISAPPEAR FAST AS HOMEMAKERS PREPARE ANNUAL FE |
1 |
November 22,
1956 |
HOUGHTON SETS 'BUFFER' ZONE AS COMPROMISE |
1 |
November 22,
1956 |
MUNICIPAL SEWER PLAN PRESENTED TO HOUGHTON COUNCIL |
5 |
November 22,
1956 |
LACK OF MONEY DELAYS REPAIR ON STATE STREET |
1 |
November 22,
1956 |
SHIRLEY ROWLEY, WAYNE STOCKERT |
3 |
November 29,
1956 |
SURPRISE PARTY FOR DICKERMANS ON ANNIVERSARY |
12 |
November 29,
1956 |
OUR TOWN (COOLEY, ROBERT R) |
10 |
November 29,
1956 |
OFFICE BUILDING OPENS ON MARKET |
7 |
November 29,
1956 |
KIRKLAND WILL SAVE $3000 AT CEMETERY |
7 |
November 29,
1956 |
ZONING CHANGES GENERALLY APPROVED, NEW SUGGESTIONS BEING CONSIDER |
1 |
November 29,
1956 |
SCHOOLS GET MORE FEDERAL MONEY; ANNOUNCE $600,000 SALE OF BONDS |
9 |
November 29,
1956 |
TIP-TOP PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM UNDERWAY AT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL |
5 |
November 29,
1956 |
DELORES ANN COBERT, TERRY ANDERSON |
12 |
November 29,
1956 |
GAYLE SPARKS, DONALD ARTHUR HAWKINS |
13 |
November 29,
1956 |
HOUGHTON CONSIDERS PORTLAND FIRE TRUCK |
9 |
November 29,
1956 |
SANTA WILL "DROP IN" SATURDAY AFTERNOON |
1 |
November 29,
1956 |
HOUGHTON CONSIDERS PORTLAND FIRE TRUCK |
9 |
November 29,
1956 |
OWNER CONTINUES CONTROVERSIAL MARINA WORK |
1 |
November 29,
1956 |
JUANITANS HONOR IMPROVEMENT CLUBS PAST PRESIDENTS |
10 |
November 29,
1956 |
POLICE CALLED OFF VIOLIN INVESTIGATION |
6 |
November 29,
1956 |
LIBRARY WILL USE THIRD MORE SPACE |
1 |
November 29,
1956 |
HAYES, W F |
1 |
November 29,
1956 |
STAI, HANNAH |
7 |
November 29,
1956 |
VINUP, CLARA M |
1 |
November 29,
1956 |
PARKING CHANGE SET FOR BUSES |
14 |
November 29,
1956 |
KIRKLAND-HOUGHTON ACCESS VIADUCT OPENED TO TRAFFIC (PHOTO) |
1 |
November 29,
1956 |
SIDEWALK, CURB JOB COMPLETED; LAST OF L.I.D. |
1 |
November 29,
1956 |
GAS MAINS TO BE INSTALLED HERE IN NEXT TWO MONTHS (MAP) |
14 |
December 6,
1956 |
MODERN DECOR USED EFFECTIVELY IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM |
13 |
December 6,
1956 |
WORK TO BEGIN ON NEW CHURCH (HOLY FAMILY) |
1 |
December 6,
1956 |
SUNSET CITES KIRKLAND COUPLE'S REMODELED KITCHEN |
14 |
December 6,
1956 |
BOTTEGA, ART SHOP IN THE COUNTRY, IS YOUNG COUPLE'S DREAM COME TRUE |
8 |
December 6,
1956 |
FRIENDLINESS, GOOD SERVICE KEEPS OWNER OF WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE |
5 |
December 6,
1956 |
TOURING THE SHOPS |
13 |
December 6,
1956 |
CHAMBER MANAGER UP TO MEMBERS |
2 |
December 6,
1956 |
CLARISSE STEFFAN, ROBERT BRETT |
15 |
December 6,
1956 |
GRAVEL-PIT TABBY RESCUED FROM ATOP POWER POLE |
1 |
December 6,
1956 |
COUNCIL CHANGES BUS, TAXI ZONES |
1 |
December 6,
1956 |
COUNCIL OKEYS L.I.D. CONTRACT |
1 |
December 6,
1956 |
'HOLD-UP' TESTS POLICE NETWORK |
6 |
December 6,
1956 |
FITCH, CLARA |
1 |
December 6,
1956 |
STORMS, MARY |
15 |
December 6,
1956 |
HARLEM CLOWN FIVE PLAYS FLYBOYS TOMORROW NIGHT |
4 |
December 6,
1956 |
COUNCIL CHANGES BUS, TAXI ZONES |
1 |
December 6,
1956 |
FIRST SNOWFALL VEXES DRIVERS, DELAYS SCHOOLS |
1 |
December 13,
1956 |
GOLDEN WEDDING OPEN HOUSE SET BY THE DANIELS (MR AND MRS ED |
15 |
December 13,
1956 |
GLEN BROWNS WELCOME DAUGHTER FROM KOREA |
1 |
December 13,
1956 |
ARCHITECT'S SKETCH OF HOLY FAMILY CHURCH, SCHOOL |
8 |
December 13,
1956 |
NEW APARTMENTS PLANNED ON LAKE |
8 |
December 13,
1956 |
TOURING THE SHOPS |
9 |
December 13,
1956 |
EMERGENCY SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULES SET FOR SNOWSTORMS OR ICY ROADS |
9 |
December 13,
1956 |
G SEDDIGH G, OF IRAN, TO VISIT KIRKLAND SCHOOLS FOR SIX WEEKS |
8 |
December 13,
1956 |
POSTPONE REPORT ON CHERRY CREST BOUNDARY LINE |
1 |
December 13,
1956 |
G SEDDIGH G, OF IRAN, TO VISIT KIRKLAND SCHOOLS FOR SIX WEEKS |
8 |
December 13,
1956 |
INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS MAY ENTER ANY ONE OF SEVEN CATEGORIES IN 1956 |
13 |
December 13,
1956 |
SPECTACULAR CHRISTMAS SHIP DUE IN KIRKLAND FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 |
2 |
December 13,
1956 |
HOUGHTON'S ZONING ACTION UNDER FIRE; COUNCIL TO STAND ON EARLIER |
1 |
December 13,
1956 |
SEWER FINANCING TO BE STUDIED BY TOWN COUNCIL |
5 |
December 13,
1956 |
PRESTON, OSCAR |
13 |
December 13,
1956 |
SHULTS, RENA |
16 |
December 13,
1956 |
BID OPENING SET FOR 2-A BRIDGE OVER 132ND STREET |
9 |
December 13,
1956 |
TBA APPROVES EVERGREEN-MONTLAKE SPAN SITE |
1 |
December 13,
1956 |
SEWER FINANCING TO BE STUDIED BY TOWN COUNCIL |
5 |
December 13,
1956 |
WATER DISTRICT EXPAND SERVICE WITH BOND SALE |
7 |
December 13,
1956 |
EMERGENCY SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULES SET FOR SNOWSTORMS OR ICY ROADS |
9 |
December 13,
1956 |
LORETTA CHRISTIE-ANN BUNDY, ROY L JONASON |
15 |
December 20,
1956 |
$31364 ASKED FOR SCHOOL SITE IN CHERRY CREST |
1 |
December 20,
1956 |
PURCHASE OF ORGAN FOR HIGH SCHOOL TOP BUSINESS AT LW ALUM REUNION |
13 |
December 20,
1956 |
REQUEST STATE APPROVAL ON HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION |
5 |
December 20,
1956 |
TOURING THE SHOPS |
9 |
December 20,
1956 |
BUS DRIVER REMOVES GIRL TRAPPED IN "DITCHED" CAR |
1 |
December 20,
1956 |
PATRICIA JOANN BROWN, BRUCE DUNCAN MCDONALD |
15 |
December 20,
1956 |
NORDQUIST FIRE DAMAGES $20000 |
1 |
December 20,
1956 |
CONTRACTS LET BY CITY FOR '57 SERVICES |
2 |
December 20,
1956 |
COUNCIL OKEYS PURCHASE PLAN |
2 |
December 20,
1956 |
STREET PROJECT LAWSUIT ROUGH ON CITY COFFERS |
1 |
December 20,
1956 |
KIRKLAND GETS SAFETY AWARD; DUE FOR REPEAT |
13 |
December 20,
1956 |
JIMMY MITCHELL'S KIRKLAND ELEVEN OF 1939 PRETTY FAIR COUNTRY CLUB |
4 |
December 20,
1956 |
HOUGHTON LAKEFRONT RESIDENT ASKS COUNCIL TO PRESERVE OLD ZONING L |
9 |
December 20,
1956 |
LAKE LOW FOR DOCK, BULKHEAD REPAIRS |
9 |
December 20,
1956 |
HAYS, MARGARET |
2 |
December 20,
1956 |
JOHANNESEN, JOHN |
16 |
December 20,
1956 |
MOULTON, JAMES |
9 |
December 20,
1956 |
MUNSON, AGNES B |
2 |
December 20,
1956 |
JIMMY MITCHELL'S KIRKLAND ELEVEN OF 1939 PRETTY FAIR COUNTRY CLUB |
4 |
December 20,
1956 |
BRIDGE LOCATION GAINS SUPPORT OF LOCAL GROUPS |
1 |
December 20,
1956 |
STREET PROJECT LAWSUIT ROUGH ON CITY COFFERS |
1 |
December 20,
1956 |
LATE BUSES ON EMERGENCY SETUP; SHORT ROUTE ON LIMITED SCHEDULE |
13 |
December 20,
1956 |
CAROLE RYDEEN, JACK D NEAL |
15 |
December 20,
1956 |
GLORIA BROCK, CLARENCE STONE |
14 |
December 27,
1956 |
STEWART SCHOOL SHOWS UNUSUAL HOLIDAY TRIMS |
4 |
December 27,
1956 |
TWO-MANUAL ORGAN BOUGHT BY MEMBERS OF JUANITA CHURCH |
8 |
December 27,
1956 |
NICK-OF-TIME RESCUERS REVIVE ARIEL JOHNSON, OVERCOME BY MONOXIDE |
1 |
December 27,
1956 |
LIVELY SCHOOL BOUNDARY ARGUMENT |
2 |
December 27,
1956 |
PICK COMMITTEE TO STUDY LATEST HOSPITAL PLAN |
7 |
December 27,
1956 |
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS ON DISPLAY FROM HOUGHTON TO DENNY PA |
1 |
December 27,
1956 |
CLICK'S MARKET REPORTS THEFT |
1 |
December 27,
1956 |
CLARKE, CLARENCE |
1 |
December 27,
1956 |
BIDS OUT ON NEW $290,000 2-A LINK |
1 |
December 27,
1956 |
CAROL KOHLER, HAROLD LEONARD |
8 |
December 27,
1956 |
DONNA JEAN WALLACE, EMIL D BULYCA |
8 |
January 3, 1957 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
5 |
January 3, 1957 |
EIGHT POUND BOY WINS BABY DERBY FOR H OTTOSENS |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
BUILDING TOTALS ALMOST $700,000 HERE DURING 1956 |
2 |
January 3, 1957 |
BUILDING SALES TOTAL $300,000 IN BUSINESS AREA |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
KNIFE ACCIDENT DULLS CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR KIDS (SEARLE, DICK) |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
UW FACULTY MEMBER KILLED IN PLANE CRASH (ROOT, CORNELIUS) |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
BUILDING SALES TOTAL $300,000 IN BUSINESS AREA |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
GERALD CRUEA NEW PRESIDENT CITY CHAMBER |
5 |
January 3, 1957 |
CHRISTMAS BOX DONORS THANKED BY MRS BARRIE |
11 |
January 3, 1957 |
MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE STARTS HERE THIS WEEK |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
BUILDING SALES TOTAL $300,000 IN BUSINESS AREA |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
BUILDING TOTALS ALMOST $700,000 HERE DURING 1956 |
2 |
January 3, 1957 |
LW ALUMS APPROVE ORGAN FUND, RE-ELECT JOHN GATES AS PRESIDENT |
9 |
January 3, 1957 |
SHARON BURNS, JOHN E BOULANGER |
10 |
January 3, 1957 |
JAYCEES WILL BURN TREES SUNDAY IN DEBRIS ROUNDUP |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
LEGAL COOPERATION AMONG CITIES, COUNTIES PROPOSED IN 'METRO' PLAN |
9 |
January 3, 1957 |
OVERAGES IN STREET PROGRAM TABBED BIG STORY OF '56 BY EDITORS |
7 |
January 3, 1957 |
CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CUPS AWARDED IN RECORD FIELD |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
TWO CARS STOLEN, POLICE NAB TWO BULB SNATCHERS |
7 |
January 3, 1957 |
KEHN, EFFIE MAY |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
MARSH, KATHERINE |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
ROHRBACKER, MYRTLE L |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
ROOT, CORNELIUS |
1 |
January 3, 1957 |
UNION OIL CO PICKS JOURNAL FOR ADVERTISING PROGRAM |
9 |
January 10,
1957 |
MR AND MRS R A DAHL OBSERVE 40TH WEDDING DATE JANUARY 1 |
11 |
January 10,
1957 |
OUR TOWN (WILLIAMS, WALTER) |
2 |
January 10,
1957 |
MERCHANTS START BARGAIN DAYS |
1 |
January 10,
1957 |
NEW OWNERS SA6Y CAFE REMODELING TO COST $58000 (FLANE CAFE) |
1 |
January 10,
1957 |
LITTLE KIRKLAND VICTIM OF POLIO BACKED FOR MARCH OF DIMES QUEEN |
1 |
January 10,
1957 |
HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS' WINTER CONCERT TONIGHT |
9 |
January 10,
1957 |
HOW GOOD ARE OUR SCHOOLS? MONDAY TOPIC FOR COUNCIL |
2 |
January 10,
1957 |
PICTURE OF JOHN EISENHOWER FAMILY SENT TO KIRKLAND KINDERGARTEN |
2 |
January 10,
1957 |
VISITING TEACHER COMES TO KIRKLAND FROM OPPOSITE SIDE OF WORLD |
1 |
January 10,
1957 |
MENACE TO LAKE DISCUSSED BY WOMEN VOTERS |
10 |
January 10,
1957 |
ROSE HILL BLAZE AWAKENS FIREMEN |
8 |
January 10,
1957 |
CITY'S ECONOMY PROGRAM PAYING OFF |
1 |
January 10,
1957 |
COUNCIL LEARNS TAXES DUE ON SOME CITY PARK LAND |
8 |
January 10,
1957 |
HOW GOOD ARE OUR SCHOOLS? MONDAY TOPIC FOR COUNCIL |
2 |
January 10,
1957 |
NEW ORDINANCE REGULATES (NATURAL) GAS |
4 |
January 10,
1957 |
NUMEROUS CHANGES HERE IN PAST FEW YEARS ... (PHOTOS) |
11 |
January 10,
1957 |
KIWANIANS TO IMPROVE CITY WATERFRONT PROPERTY |
1 |
January 10,
1957 |
AUTOMOBILE GOODS TAKEN FROM GARAGE |
5 |
January 10,
1957 |
BEECH, WALTER |
1 |
January 10,
1957 |
FANNING, BARBARA B |
5 |
January 10,
1957 |
THOMAS, DAVID |
1 |
January 10,
1957 |
MORE THAN 2000 LIVING IN LAKE HILLS DISTRICT |
9 |
January 10,
1957 |
COUNCIL LEARNS TAXES DUE ON SOME CITY PARK LAND |
8 |
January 10,
1957 |
ROSE HILL BLAZE AWAKENS FIREMEN |
8 |
January 10,
1957 |
MORE THAN 2000 LIVING IN LAKE HILLS DISTRICT |
9 |
January 10,
1957 |
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE BY STATE SHOWS EVERGREEN SITE BEST (BRIDGE) |
1 |
January 10,
1957 |
EMERGENCY MEETING CALLED BY BRIDGE USERS |
9 |
January 10,
1957 |
TWO ACCIDENTS BLAMED ON SNOW; 2-A 'BAD' - COREY |
5 |
January 10,
1957 |
DELORES ANN COBERT, TERRANCE BALLARD ANDERSON |
10 |
January 17,
1957 |
CHILDLESS KIRKLAND COUPLE GREEST ADOPTED KOREAN BOY (YOUNG, JOHN) |
6 |
January 17,
1957 |
HEATING SERVICE HERE EXPANDED |
6 |
January 17,
1957 |
NEW TRADEWELL FOOD STORE OPEN |
6 |
January 17,
1957 |
CHAMBER OKEYS PAID SECRETARY |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
BUS DISCIPLINE DISCUSSED AT LAKEVIEW PTA |
12 |
January 17,
1957 |
DICK DREWELOW NAMED KIRKLAND MAYOR - BUT IT'S ONLY FOR ONE DAY |
5 |
January 17,
1957 |
REGISTRATION MONDAY AND TUESDAY FOR SPRING ADULT EDUCATION CLASS |
8 |
January 17,
1957 |
GAIL ROCKEFELLER, WILHELM HEEB |
11 |
January 17,
1957 |
KIRKLAND REPRESENTATIVE OFFERS VIEW ON MAIN ISSUES |
6 |
January 17,
1957 |
CITY TO ROTATE VEHICLE REPAIRS AMONG GARAGES |
6 |
January 17,
1957 |
RESERVE POLICEMEN SEEN FOR TOWN; BELLEVUE PLAN SPARKS SEWER HOPES |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
TOWN DECLARES BOAT HOIST IS PUBLIC NUISANCE |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
IBM ROOM, NEW 2ND FLOOR ADDED TO HEISDORF HATCHERY HERE (PHOTOS) |
9 |
January 17,
1957 |
POLICE CASH BOX ROBBERY LAST YEAR STILL UNSOLVED |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
FERGUSON, ROBERT |
6 |
January 17,
1957 |
GATES, LLOYD |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
HEPLER, MARY H |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
ROGERS, FLORA A |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
WICKHAM, CHARLES E |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
YMCA MEMBERSHIP GOAL IS $3000; DRIVE OPENS TODAY ON THE EAST SIDE |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
91-YEAR-OLD MAN BAPTIZED SATURDAY BY ADVENTISTS (MILES, HARRY F) |
12 |
January 17,
1957 |
JUANITA CHURCH TO HEAR STORIES OF MISSIONARIES |
12 |
January 17,
1957 |
TOWN DECLARES BOAT HOIST IS PUBLIC NUISANCE |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
BUSSES GETTING OLD FAST, DRIVES TELL COLLINS PTA |
10 |
January 17,
1957 |
ADDITION TO 2-A CONTRACT OKEYED |
1 |
January 17,
1957 |
CARS FALL IN HOLE ON LAKE ST SOUTH |
5 |
January 17,
1957 |
SMITH, LELAND PLEDGE HELP FOR EVERGREEN SPAN |
1 |
January 24,
1957 |
DRIFTWOOD ART IS UNIQUE HOBBY (PHILLIPS, L G) |
10 |
January 24,
1957 |
OUR TOWN (BURNS, BILL) |
2 |
January 24,
1957 |
MANY PROTEST COST OF GUTTER, DRAIN PROJECT |
1 |
January 24,
1957 |
BEETLE BECOMES REX PART OWNER |
5 |
January 24,
1957 |
VICTIM OF SUNDAY ACCIDENT BATTLING FOR HIS LIFE (KELLY, JAMES) |
1 |
January 24,
1957 |
AVIATION HEAD VISITS KIRKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT |
12 |
January 24,
1957 |
PUPILS AND TEACHERS LIKE JUNIOR HIGH EXPERIMENT |
11 |
January 24,
1957 |
SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS, PRINCIPALS HOLD JOINT DINNER AND DISCUSSION |
7 |
January 24,
1957 |
KAREN ABBOTT, GARY JAMES |
10 |
January 24,
1957 |
CITY CLEARS PARK PROPERTY TITLE, PAYS $500 PLUS $70 FOR TAXES |
1 |
January 24,
1957 |
HUDDLESTON, WAITIEBELL |
1 |
January 24,
1957 |
WERNER, BRAZIER E "BEN" |
1 |
January 24,
1957 |
PARALLEL BRIDGE BILL PROPOSED |
1 |
January 24,
1957 |
STATE EARMARKS $1,699,000 FOR LOCAL 2-A WORK |
1 |
January 31,
1957 |
"JUST EARNING MONEY FOR UNIVERSITY" - MINK FARMER (ACTOR, JIM) |
14 |
January 31,
1957 |
MRS FRETHEIM ENDS 20 YEARS WITH LW SCHOOL |
11 |
January 31,
1957 |
OUR TOWN (FORBER, REV CHARLES) |
10 |
January 31,
1957 |
ASSESSMENT BOOSTS UP 53% REVEALED AT MEET |
1 |
January 31,
1957 |
FIRE GUTS GARAGE AT DAVIS RESIDENCE |
5 |
January 31,
1957 |
NEW SMOKEHOUSE OPENED SATURDAY (SMOKEHOUSE TAVERN) |
11 |
January 31,
1957 |
RESIDENT NAMED FURNITURE HEAD (ETHIER, GLEN) |
8 |
January 31,
1957 |
ACCIDENT VICTIM'S MOTHER BELIEVES HE WILL RECOVER (KELLY, JIM) |
1 |
January 31,
1957 |
MOTHERS MARCH TONIGHT TO END '57 POLIO DRIVE |
1 |
January 31,
1957 |
CHOICE OF EVERGREEN SITE SPURTS EAST SIDE GROWTH |
9 |
January 31,
1957 |
D PALMER HIRED BY SCHOOL BOARD |
7 |
January 31,
1957 |
VISITING IRANIAN TEACHER CHARMS ROSE HILL PARENTS AND TEACHERS |
12 |
January 31,
1957 |
CITY 'CLEAN-UP' THEME OF WEEK; BOOSTS SWEEPER |
2 |
January 31,
1957 |
FIRE GUTS GARAGE AT DAVIS RESIDENCE |
5 |
January 31,
1957 |
CITY 'CLEAN-UP' THEME OF WEEK; BOOSTS SWEEPER |
2 |
January 31,
1957 |
COUNCIL TO HEAR FINAL ZONE PLAN AT NEXT MEETING |
13 |
January 31,
1957 |
SALK VACCINE IMMUNIZATIONS SAVED DAY FOR KIM CONRAD, JUANITA BOY |
9 |
January 31,
1957 |
COUNCILMAN HIT BY ENFORCEMENT HE ADVOCATED |
1 |
January 31,
1957 |
POLICE CHIEF PLEASED BY LAD ANXIOUS TO PAY FOR BATTERY |
9 |
January 31,
1957 |
TOWN ORDINANCE BRINGS LAWSUIT TO HOUGHTON (BIXBY MARINA HOIST) |
1 |
January 31,
1957 |
YOUTH ARRESTED FOR BURGLARIES |
6 |
January 31,
1957 |
ESTY, ARETUS |
7 |
January 31,
1957 |
HEDWALL, HANSINE |
7 |
January 31,
1957 |
LUND, MARTIN |
7 |
January 31,
1957 |
ROGERS, MRS CLYDE |
7 |
January 31,
1957 |
BELLEVUE PROPOSES NEARBY LAKEFRONT PARK (PLAN FOR YARROW BAY) |
5 |
January 31,
1957 |
CHOICE OF EVERGREEN SITE SPURTS EAST SIDE GROWTH |
9 |
January 31,
1957 |
BRIDGE GROUP COMMENDS PRIORITY GIVEN FREEWAY |
2 |
January 31,
1957 |
BRIDGE HEARING SET NEXT WEDNESDAY |
1 |
January 31,
1957 |
CHOICE OF EVERGREEN SITE SPURTS EAST SIDE GROWTH |
9 |
January 31,
1957 |
LELAND CHARGES PARALLEL BRIDGE FULL OF "GOBBLY GOOK" |
10 |
January 31,
1957 |
NORTH SITE WILL WIN, SAYS LELAND (BRIDGE) |
1 |
January 31,
1957 |
TOP STATE OFFICIALS DUE HERE FEBRUARY 6 FOR VITAL ROADS PARLEY |
9 |
January 31,
1957 |
SKATING ENJOYED ON LAKE KIRKLAND (PHOTO) |
1 |
January 31,
1957 |
TRUCKERS URGED TO AVOID TRAVELING CITY STREETS DURING THAW |
2 |
February 7,
1957 |
RE-ELECT OFFICERS IN CITIZENS BANK |
7 |
February 7,
1957 |
LOCAL LAD WINS BOY SCOUT AWARD (FITCH, WALTER "SKIP") |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
OUR TOWN (SANDS, LEWIS F) |
10 |
February 7,
1957 |
BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $31,500 |
7 |
February 7,
1957 |
FATHER'S QUICK THINKING SAVES FAMILY AND HOUSE (GARDNER, D B) |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
CHAMBER HIRES MILDRED WOODS |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
MARCH OF DIMES CALLED SUCCESS, CHAIRMEN THANK MOTHERS, WORKERS |
9 |
February 7,
1957 |
CIVILIAN DEFENSE DISPERSAL PLAN BEING READIED |
14 |
February 7,
1957 |
ROBERTA ELSON, GLEN GREER |
12 |
February 7,
1957 |
SANDRA VAN NOY, JOHN B MOUW |
12 |
February 7,
1957 |
GREATER LAKE POLLUTION VISIONED BY STATE GROUP |
9 |
February 7,
1957 |
FATHER'S QUICK THINKING SAVES FAMILY AND HOUSE (GARDNER, D B) |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
REPRESENTATIVE LELAND HAS "LEG PULLED" BY FELLOW LAWMAKERS |
8 |
February 7,
1957 |
CITY DEBT DOWN TO LOW $66000 |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
CITY REJECTS BULK GASOLINE PURCHASE; QUESTIONS METRO PLAN |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
PLANNING MAP OKEYED BY CITY FOR ORDINANCE |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
LIBRARY GETS ITS FACE LIFTED, THANKS TO HOUGHTON TOWN COUNCIL |
5 |
February 7,
1957 |
VETERAN POLICE OFFICER RESIGNS (BELL, PAUL) |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
LIBRARY GETS ITS FACE LIFTED, THANKS TO HOUGHTON TOWN COUNCIL |
5 |
February 7,
1957 |
SPACE ADDED TO LIBRARY HERE |
5 |
February 7,
1957 |
ANDERSON, CAPTAIN JAMES |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
BORTOLETTO, EVANGELINE |
14 |
February 7,
1957 |
BOYS HAVE A 'REAL COOL' WEEKEND AT BOY SCOUT CAMP ON WHITE PASS |
13 |
February 7,
1957 |
KIRKLAND BELIEVED TO BE HOME OF FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK IN THE USA |
7 |
February 7,
1957 |
WINDOW DISPLAY, COURT OF HONOR MARK SCOUT BIRTHDAY FOR TROOP |
13 |
February 7,
1957 |
KIRKLAND WOULD LIKE BOAT BASE; HOUGHTON, TOO (HYDROS) |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
LAKERS WIN TENTH STRAIGHT KINGCO CONTEST BY SQUEEZING PAST BELLEVUE |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES TO MEET HERE FOR SEMI-ANNUAL BIBLE CONFERENCE |
14 |
February 7,
1957 |
LUTHERAN SERIES UNDER DIRECTION OF TWO MINISTERS |
14 |
February 7,
1957 |
KIRKLAND WOULD LIKE BOAT BASE; HOUGHTON, TOO (HYDROS) |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
BRIDGE HEARING ATTRACTS MANY |
1 |
February 7,
1957 |
CITY FILLS RUTS ON LAKE STREET |
7 |
February 7,
1957 |
HARRIET SUTHERLAND, JESUS H VILLALVA |
12 |
February 14,
1957 |
OUR TOWN (HANCOCK, MR AND MRS JOHN) |
10 |
February 14,
1957 |
OPENING OF RENOVATED FLAME RESTAURANT DELAYED TWO WEEKS BY FREEZE |
9 |
February 14,
1957 |
RECORDS TO TYPE, LETTERS TO ANSWER, ... (WOODS, MILDRED) |
6 |
February 14,
1957 |
KIDS' FRIEND OF THE YEAR TO BE NAMED SATURDAY |
1 |
February 14,
1957 |
R B MCKELVEY TAKES CD POST |
7 |
February 14,
1957 |
CENTRAL GRADE SCHOOL CHORUS TO GIVE FIRST CONCERT AT PTA MEETING |
9 |
February 14,
1957 |
BRIDGE, CITY PARK, RETARDED CHILDREN PROBLEMS HELP KEEP LELAND O |
7 |
February 14,
1957 |
MAYOR ACCEPTS MILLAR'S RESIGNATION RELUCTANTLY (PLANNING COMMISSION) |
7 |
February 14,
1957 |
MAYOR, COUNCIL STUDYING METRO FINANCIAL EFFECT |
1 |
February 14,
1957 |
COUNCIL FROWNS ON BELLEVUE ANNEXING LAND (YARROW BAY) |
1 |
February 14,
1957 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL HEARS REPLIES FROM ALLEGED ZONING VIOLATORS |
2 |
February 14,
1957 |
SEATTLE DOOR FIRM BUYS ACME MILLWORK COMPANY |
1 |
February 14,
1957 |
180 POUNDS MEAT REPORTED STOLEN |
1 |
February 14,
1957 |
AUTO HUBCAPS, TIRES, LICENSES REPORTED STOLEN |
1 |
February 14,
1957 |
YOUTHS NABBED FOR SHOPLIFTING |
1 |
February 14,
1957 |
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT ON ROSE HILL TO TAKE PART IN RECRUITING DRIVE |
7 |
February 14,
1957 |
ANDERSON, ERIK |
6 |
February 14,
1957 |
BOYD, BLANCHE ELLIS |
7 |
February 14,
1957 |
DALZIEL, ALEXANDER |
5 |
February 14,
1957 |
KELLY, JIM |
1 |
February 14,
1957 |
SCOTT, JESSE |
6 |
February 14,
1957 |
VAIL, CHARLES |
5 |
February 14,
1957 |
KANGS' WINNING STREAK SNAPPED |
1 |
February 14,
1957 |
ARTHUR HARGREAVE APPOINTED TO CITY PARK BOARD |
6 |
February 14,
1957 |
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT ON ROSE HILL TO TAKE PART IN RECRUITING DRIVE |
7 |
February 14,
1957 |
LOCAL CAP SQUADRON GETS PLANE FOR WEEKLY OBSERVATION FLIGHTS |
8 |
February 14,
1957 |
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ALLOCATES $300,000 FOR NEXT SECTION OF 2-A |
9 |
February 14,
1957 |
NEED CONTINUED INTEREST AND ACTION ON BRIDGE ISSUE, REP LELAND |
2 |
February 14,
1957 |
ROADS CHAIRMAN BACKS EVERGREEN |
1 |
February 14,
1957 |
KAY ELIZABETH BARLOW, DELOS DARWIN RICHARDSON |
11 |
February 21,
1957 |
SCHOOL SEEKS 20 ACRES IN PROJECT |
1 |
February 21,
1957 |
JACK CLEMMONS' NEW SMOKEHOUSE IS FAR CRY FROM THE OLD STAND |
11 |
February 21,
1957 |
NEW GARDEN STORE TO OPEN (BONNY BROOK NURSERY) |
6 |
February 21,
1957 |
GERRY BAILEY VOTED KIDS' FRIEND AT FIFTH ANNUAL VFW BANQUET |
1 |
February 21,
1957 |
BOARD MUM ON TEACHER PAY INCREASE |
1 |
February 21,
1957 |
NORKIRK KIDS GET SET FOR "APPLE FOR TEACHER" WEEK |
1 |
February 21,
1957 |
HOLES PICKED IN METRO PLAN |
2 |
February 21,
1957 |
METRO PLAN, GIVEN GOOD CHANCE IN OLYMPIA, VETOED HERE |
1 |
February 21,
1957 |
HOT TIME IN JUANITA SATURDAY EVE, VOLUNTEER FIREMAN SLATE DANCE |
6 |
February 21,
1957 |
ROSE HILL AAA BATTALION TO HOST VISITORS SUNDAY |
12 |
February 21,
1957 |
HEDSTROM, FELIX |
6 |
February 21,
1957 |
REITZE, IRWIN |
1 |
February 21,
1957 |
SHOBERT, RICHARD A |
1 |
February 21,
1957 |
WOOD, ROYAL H |
6 |
February 21,
1957 |
ROSE HILL AAA BATTALION TO HOST VISITORS SUNDAY |
12 |
February 21,
1957 |
HOUSE COMMITTEE ACTION PUTS END TO PARALLEL SITE |
1 |
February 21,
1957 |
REP LELAND PREDICTS EARLY START ON SECOND SPAN AT EVERGREEN SITE |
9 |
February 21,
1957 |
PATSY ANNE DALTON, JOHN EDWARD ELLIS |
11 |
February 28,
1957 |
MARGARET LARSON WILL BE SOLOIST |
2 |
February 28,
1957 |
OUR TOWN (ETHIER, GLEN EVAN) |
2 |
February 28,
1957 |
LOCAL BUILDING TOTALS $39,350 |
4 |
February 28,
1957 |
PLANS FOR NEW $18000 GAS STATION APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL |
9 |
February 28,
1957 |
LETTER TO THE EDITOR - CHANGE KIRKLAND TO LAKE WASHINGTON CITY |
2 |
February 28,
1957 |
MAY LOSE GOOD TEACHERS DUE TO SALARY SCHEDULE |
1 |
February 28,
1957 |
TRIBUTE PAID GEORGE WASHINGTON IN HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIAL ASSEMBLY |
5 |
February 28,
1957 |
COUNCIL STATES MAIN OBJECTIONS TO METRO |
2 |
February 28,
1957 |
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE BUREAU TO CLOSE KIRKLAND OFFICE |
1 |
February 28,
1957 |
REP LELAND'S PROGRAM VARIES DURING WEEK AT STATE CAPITOL |
6 |
February 28,
1957 |
PLANS FOR NEW $18000 GAS STATION APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL |
9 |
February 28,
1957 |
FREE POLIO SHOTS TO BE GIVEN HERE |
1 |
February 28,
1957 |
MOTHER OF TWO-YEAR OLD TOLD THAT ABANDONED WELL WILL BE CAPPED |
1 |
February 28,
1957 |
HOUGHTON ZONING PLAN PRESENTED |
4 |
February 28,
1957 |
FISK, RAYMOND |
5 |
February 28,
1957 |
PERKINS, ROSCOE |
1 |
February 28,
1957 |
RAUTENBERG, HELEN LOUISE |
2 |
February 28,
1957 |
NEW SCOUT TROOP TO BE DISCUSSED AT MONDAY MEET |
7 |
February 28,
1957 |
CITIZENS SPONSOR MOVE TO RELEASE SITE FOR PARK (YARROW BAY) |
1 |
February 28,
1957 |
CIVIC CELEBRATION PLANNED FOR DAY BRIDGE BILL SIGNED |
7 |
February 28,
1957 |
LELAND PREDICTS BRIDGE BILL MAY HAVE DIFFICULTY PASSING SENATE |
1 |
February 28,
1957 |
WEEK-END RAINFALL OVER THREE INCHES; FLOODS BUILDINGS |
1 |
February 28,
1957 |
JANET GLORIA SCHWARZ, RICHARD SAVISKY |
8 |
February 28,
1957 |
M'LOU REED, ROBERT DALE STOUT |
9 |
March 7, 1957 |
ONE'S AWAKE, THE OTHER'S ASLEEP; TWINS DISAGREE ... (CHRISTIE) |
9 |
March 7, 1957 |
STREET CONDITION HOLDS UP HOUSE MOVING (PHOTO) |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
METRO PLAN GETS CHAMBER HELP |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
NEARLY $3900 RAISED IN KIRKLAND THROUGH MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN |
2 |
March 7, 1957 |
ABSENTEE RATE HIGH LAST WEEK |
9 |
March 7, 1957 |
MERIT PAY FOR TEACHERS ASKED |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
STEWART SCHOOL SPECIALISTS MEET |
6 |
March 7, 1957 |
TWO SCHOOL MEN HIT COMPULSORY DRIVER TRAINING |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
MILDRED SORENSEN, DALE WARD |
11 |
March 7, 1957 |
QUEEN JANICE WILL REIGN AS MISS STARDUST OF '57 (PETERSEN) |
10 |
March 7, 1957 |
CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF METRO PLAN NOT ACCEPTABLE - HESS |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
METRO PLAN GETS CHAMBER HELP |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
ED KELLY IS NEW POLICE PATROLMAN |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
MILLER RESIDENCE BURGLARY SOLVED |
11 |
March 7, 1957 |
POLICE REPORT SHOWS 68 JUVENILES AND 12 ADULTS ARRESTED IN 1956 |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
TAYLOR, CHARLES |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
GREATER KIRKLAND ELECTS DONOGHUE FOR PRESIDENT |
9 |
March 7, 1957 |
GARDEN AND REAL ESTATE COLUMNS START THIS ISSUE |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
REAL ESTATE NEWS |
6 |
March 7, 1957 |
PARK PURCHASE NO SURE THING (YARROW BAY) |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
JOINT MEETING OF SPAN GROUPS SET |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
SAND POINT SITE STILL IN RUMOR MILL (BRIDGE) |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
SIDEWALK COSTS PROTESTED BY PROPERTY OWNERS |
1 |
March 7, 1957 |
PHONE COMPANY ALLOTS $50000 FOR WORK HERE |
9 |
March 14, 1957 |
JAYNE'S DRAPERY - NEW LOCATION |
7 |
March 14, 1957 |
SILVER WEDDING, TWO BIRTHDAYS FOR C BAILEYS |
10 |
March 14, 1957 |
BAND MEMBERS TUNE UP (PHOTO OF JOHNSON, DOROTHY) |
2 |
March 14, 1957 |
EX-ROSE HILL BOY LEADS DARRINGTON TO B TITLE (SIMMONS, VERNE) |
4 |
March 14, 1957 |
JAMES FAMILY VISITS REV BOB RICHARDS (OLYMPIC POLE-VAULTER) |
1 |
March 14, 1957 |
OUR TOWN (WARREN, LEONARD) |
2 |
March 14, 1957 |
PROPERTY OWNERS CAP RURAL WELL |
5 |
March 14, 1957 |
SALE OF EAST SIDE MUSIC CENTER CASE OF GOOD PEOPLE REPLACING GOOD |
1 |
March 14, 1957 |
ONE-DAY CHAMBER PUSH NETS $1350 IN DUES |
1 |
March 14, 1957 |
CIVIL DEFENSE HEADS TO PLAN DISPERSAL FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT |
6 |
March 14, 1957 |
50 LAKE WASHINGTON MUSIC STUDENTS PERFORM WELL IN AREA COMPETITION |
12 |
March 14, 1957 |
BOARD MEMBER DECLARES LEGISLATIVE ACTION VITAL IN PAY BOOST REQUEST |
2 |
March 14, 1957 |
SALARY SCHEDULE PROPOSED BY TEACHERS IN LINE, CHAIRMAN STATES |
2 |
March 14, 1957 |
WORKSHOP MARCH 23 TO ENCOURAGE TEENAGE GIRLS TO ATTEND COLLEGE |
11 |
March 14, 1957 |
MILDRED LOUISE LIND, STANLEY HULSE |
11 |
March 14, 1957 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SINGERS SCHEDULE 'VERSATILE' PROGRAM NEXT TUESDAY |
10 |
March 14, 1957 |
HOUGHTON BUYS NEW FIRE ENGINE AND STREET TRUCK |
5 |
March 14, 1957 |
METRO BILL PASSED BY LEGISLATURE |
1 |
March 14, 1957 |
OPERATION LOLLIPOP; SALK PROGRAM BRINGS TEARS - 3000 ARE 'SHOT' |
9 |
March 14, 1957 |
ALL YE SHAMROCKS! IT'S TIME TO BE CELEBRATIN' ST PATS |
1 |
March 14, 1957 |
HOUGHTON BUYS NEW FIRE ENGINE AND STREET TRUCK |
5 |
March 14, 1957 |
PARKING IN ALLEY ILLEGAL, MOTORISTS WARNED BY POLICE |
1 |
March 14, 1957 |
MCKINSTRY, EVELYN |
2 |
March 14, 1957 |
MILLER, DEWEY |
1 |
March 14, 1957 |
ROTTER, CLARA |
2 |
March 14, 1957 |
CAMP FIRE GIRLS NOTE BIRTHDAY |
12 |
March 14, 1957 |
SCOUT LEADERS CITED AT AREA TRAINING MEET |
12 |
March 14, 1957 |
REAL ESTATE NEWS |
7 |
March 14, 1957 |
EX-ROSE HILL BOY LEADS DARRINGTON TO B TITLE (SIMMONS, VERNE) |
4 |
March 14, 1957 |
BELLEVUE REJECTS RESOLUTION TO BUY YARROW SITE |
1 |
March 14, 1957 |
$86000 RAISED BY CONGREGATIONALISTS FOR CHURCH PROGRAM |
12 |
March 14, 1957 |
CITY'S POPULATION CERTIFIED AT 5800 |
1 |
March 14, 1957 |
ROAD, ABANDONED BY STATE SINCE 1945, BACK IN SYSTEM (BOTHELL-EVER |
1 |
March 14, 1957 |
SENATE PASSES SECOND BRIDGE BILL; HAILED AS GREAT EAST SIDE VICTORY |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
FLAME STEAK HOUSE - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
March 21, 1957 |
BUFFET DINNER DENOTES GOLDEN WEDDING FOR OSCAR A STORAASLIS |
12 |
March 21, 1957 |
CRUEA LEAVES NBC POST FOR HEISDORF JOB (CRUEA, GERALD) |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
CRUEA LEAVES NBC POST FOR HEISDORF JOB (CRUEA, GERALD) |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
PROGRESS REPORT ON HOLY FAMILY CHURCH AND SCHOOL |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
REMODELING COST ESTIMATED FOR LARGER QUARTERS |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
OLD LOG HOUSE BOWS TO PROGRESS; MAKES WAY FOR RANCH-STYLE HOMES |
2 |
March 21, 1957 |
PROGRESS REPORT ON HOLY FAMILY CHURCH AND SCHOOL |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
OLD LOG HOUSE BOWS TO PROGRESS; MAKES WAY FOR RANCH-STYLE HOMES |
2 |
March 21, 1957 |
FLAME STEAK HOUSE "SWANK" FROM PATIO TO PALETTE ROOM |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
ICE CREAM SHOP TO OPEN TODAY |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEEDS MORE BOOSTERS AND LESS NEGATIVE THINKER |
10 |
March 21, 1957 |
ARMY BRASS HERE ON DUAL MISSION (REDMOND NIKE SITE) |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
CITY ADOPTS ZONING CODE AND MAP; ANNEXES LAND BEHIND CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM MAY BE MOVED TO STEWART HEIGHTS LOCATION |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
COLLEGE LIFE TO BE EYED SATURDAY AT WORKSHOP FOR GIRLS, PARENTS |
13 |
March 21, 1957 |
STUDENTS IN CITY GOVERNMENT HERE SET FOR CHANNEL 9 VIEWING MONDAY |
6 |
March 21, 1957 |
JUANITA DORCAS CIRCLE SHOWERS SEVEN JAPANESE CHRISTIAN STUDENTS |
14 |
March 21, 1957 |
OLD LOG HOUSE BOWS TO PROGRESS; MAKES WAY FOR RANCH-STYLE HOMES |
2 |
March 21, 1957 |
HEARING CALLED ON ANNEXATION |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
ARMY BRASS HERE ON DUAL MISSION (REDMOND NIKE SITE) |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
SCHURLE, CHRISTIAN J |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
TAYLOR, LYDA |
9 |
March 21, 1957 |
POST OFFICE SEEKS SUBSTITUTE CLERK |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
REAL ESTATE NEWS |
10 |
March 21, 1957 |
SWIMMING POOL, YMCA BUILDING STUDIED HERE |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
MAP SHOWS DIVISION OF KIRKLAND LITTLE LEAGUE |
5 |
March 21, 1957 |
LELAND SAYS WAY CLEAR FOR BRIDGE AT EVERGREEN |
1 |
March 21, 1957 |
BARBARA ANDERSON, JACK WIMER |
12 |
March 28, 1957 |
GARDENER'S BLUE RIBBONS GOOD EXAMPLE FOR CUSTOMERS (KEIFFER, ROY) |
7 |
March 28, 1957 |
AMERICAN VIOLINIST ROBERT RUDIE IN CONCERT HERE TUESDAY EVENING |
7 |
March 28, 1957 |
COURTNEY NAMED NBC'S KIRKLAND BRANCH MANAGER |
1 |
March 28, 1957 |
OUR TOWN (LOYER, CHARLES) |
1 |
March 28, 1957 |
ADDITIONAL SCHOOL SITES ARE SOUGHT |
7 |
March 28, 1957 |
$500,000 HOUSING PROJECT FOR NIKE SITE PERSONNEL DEDICATED |
1 |
March 28, 1957 |
OPENING DAY AT KIRKLAND'S NEWEST RESTAURANT (PHOTO INSIDE FLAME) |
7 |
March 28, 1957 |
COMPETITION, "BEEFS" HAMPER LOCAL CHAMBER'S EFFORTS |
2 |
March 28, 1957 |
PARKING METERS DUE FOR AIRING |
1 |
March 28, 1957 |
ADVENTIST SCHOOL TO BE INCREASED TO TEN GRADES |
12 |
March 28, 1957 |
BAND BOOSTER CONCERT THIS EVENING FEATURES 223 DISTRICT YOUNGSTER |
1 |
March 28, 1957 |
L.W. SINGERS 'COME OF AGE' SAYS REVIEWER |
10 |
March 28, 1957 |
MAGIC SET FOR 'FUN NIGHT' |
11 |
March 28, 1957 |
FOUL PLAY HINTED IN LOCAL MAN'S DEATH (LYMAN, ARTHUR E) |
1 |
March 28, 1957 |
$500,000 HOUSING PROJECT FOR NIKE SITE PERSONNEL DEDICATED |
1 |
March 28, 1957 |
EARLY DECISION 'IMPOSSIBLE' ON PARK SITE - ODELL ( YARROW BAY) |
1 |
March 28, 1957 |
GOVERNOR SIGNS BRIDGE BILL |
1 |
March 28, 1957 |
METER READER'S MISTAKE CAUSES HIGH LIGHT BILLS |
2 |
March 28, 1957 |
JEANNE JOLLYMORE, FERN ALEXANDER |
10 |
April 4, 1957 |
GREEN'S FUNERAL HOME - 21ST ANNIVERSARY |
7 |
April 4, 1957 |
LOCAL CHICKS OFF TO NEW YORK, THEN TO BELGIUM |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
KIRKLAND TRAVELER BACK IN TOWN (BOOKWALTER, EARL) |
8 |
April 4, 1957 |
HOUGHTON TO CONSIDER ANNEXING BRIDLE TRAILS |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
NEW APARTMENT BEGUN ON LAKE STREET |
2 |
April 4, 1957 |
GREEN'S FUNERAL HOME IS NOW 21 |
2 |
April 4, 1957 |
WHAT WOULD BE TOWN WITHOUT GOO OLD-FASHIONED SODA FOUNTAIN |
13 |
April 4, 1957 |
MERCHANTS SHOULD DISPLAY DECALS DEPICTING CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP |
2 |
April 4, 1957 |
NEW PAYROLLS FOR KIRKLAND PLANNED |
2 |
April 4, 1957 |
OLSON APPOINTED CHAMBER LEADER |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
CANCER EDUCATION AND MEMBERSHIP DRIVE STARTS MONDAY |
9 |
April 4, 1957 |
MAY SLICE SCHOOL TAX, BOARD SAYS |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
THREE INSTRUCTORS HIRED BY SYSTEM |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
JUDITH GREENE, RICHARD JOHNSON |
13 |
April 4, 1957 |
WYSE DEFENDS TREE-TOPPING (JUANITA BEACH) |
11 |
April 4, 1957 |
CITY COUNCIL ASKS 5-MILL LEVY, UTILITIES TAX |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
HOUGHTON TO CONSIDER ANNEXING BRIDLE TRAILS |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
WYSE DEFENDS TREE-TOPPING (JUANITA BEACH) |
11 |
April 4, 1957 |
FOOD LANE HIT BY $980 THEFT |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
POLICE SEEK AERIAL FROM SUSPECT CAR |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
BRATT, ANNA C |
2 |
April 4, 1957 |
INGERSON, RALPH |
14 |
April 4, 1957 |
KEMP, ARTHUR |
14 |
April 4, 1957 |
LUKENS, RICHARD |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
MORRIS, IRMA S |
13 |
April 4, 1957 |
MOSSMAN, MAUDE |
14 |
April 4, 1957 |
SHERWOOD, ARTHUR GORDON |
2 |
April 4, 1957 |
FASHION SHOW PLEASANT 'FIRST' FOR JAYCEE WIVES |
11 |
April 4, 1957 |
WYSE DEFENDS TREE-TOPPING (JUANITA BEACH) |
11 |
April 4, 1957 |
AID TO BRIDGE SEEN IN SENATE BILL 352 |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
PETITIONS FOR BRIDGE |
1 |
April 4, 1957 |
WEATHER DELAYS 2-A COMPLETION |
2 |
April 4, 1957 |
WEATHER DELAYS 2-A COMPLETION |
2 |
April 4, 1957 |
YOUNGSTERS LIVING WITHIN MILE OF SCHOOL MAY WALK INSTEAD OF RIDE |
1 |
April 11, 1957 |
MILLERS OBSERVE SILVER WEDDING (MILLER, MR AND MRS BLAINE) |
12 |
April 11, 1957 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND |
11 |
April 11, 1957 |
NO BROADLOOM RUGS FOR MRS OLSEN (OLSEN, MRS BOB) |
11 |
April 11, 1957 |
OUR TOWN (SHERWOOD, KENNETH KYLER) |
10 |
April 11, 1957 |
HOUGHTON TAKES BRIDLE TRAILS; STOPS BELLEVUE |
1 |
April 11, 1957 |
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA, CHORUSES WIN SUPERIOR, EXCELLENT RATINGS |
9 |
April 11, 1957 |
PRINCIPAL NAMES TOP 10 SCHOLARS (PHOTOS) |
5 |
April 11, 1957 |
PROPOSED TEXTBOOKS ON DISPLAY AT SCHOOLS FOR PUBLIC'S BENEFIT |
12 |
April 11, 1957 |
REDUCTION SEEN IN SCHOOL TAX REQUEST FOR '58 |
1 |
April 11, 1957 |
BARBARA ADELE BOUCHELLE, CARL A GRONDONA |
13 |
April 11, 1957 |
DONNA MAE SCOTVOLD, DAVID OATFIELD |
13 |
April 11, 1957 |
10TH ANNUAL PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS AT CIVIC CENTER HERE NEXT WEEK |
7 |
April 11, 1957 |
STREET ELECTION SET FOR MAY 28 |
1 |
April 11, 1957 |
THE "K" STANDS FOR KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF FIRST BASEBALL TEAM) |
4 |
April 11, 1957 |
HOUGHTON TAKES BRIDLE TRAILS; STOPS BELLEVUE |
1 |
April 11, 1957 |
CITY'S LAWSUIT AGAINST JUNKYARD IN SECOND DAY |
2 |
April 11, 1957 |
GREETAN REDUCED TO PATROLMAN |
1 |
April 11, 1957 |
MARKED HUBCAPS WILL AID RETURN |
2 |
April 11, 1957 |
POLICE AWAITING REPORT FROM LAB (HIT-RUN CASE) |
2 |
April 11, 1957 |
BOUCHARD, ERNEST |
14 |
April 11, 1957 |
JONDALL, JULIA |
14 |
April 11, 1957 |
LINDQUIST, HARRY R |
14 |
April 11, 1957 |
HUDSON HEADS EAGLE LODGE |
1 |
April 11, 1957 |
POST OFFICE TO CUT CERTAIN SERVICES HERE BEGINNING THIS SATURDAY |
9 |
April 11, 1957 |
THE "K" STANDS FOR KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF FIRST BASEBALL TEAM) |
4 |
April 11, 1957 |
NAZARENE CHURCH EXPECTS 150 GUESTS NEXT WEEK FOR 3-DAY CONVENTION |
14 |
April 11, 1957 |
EVERGREEN SPAN BACKERS MEETING WITH MAYOR CLINTON THIS MORNING |
1 |
April 11, 1957 |
PLANS PROPOSED TO AID KIRKLAND TRAFFIC PROBLEM |
1 |
April 11, 1957 |
STREET ELECTION SET FOR MAY 28 |
1 |
April 11, 1957 |
WHERE DO EAST SIDERS WANT BRIDGE? |
1 |
April 18, 1957 |
NO LEVY SOUGHT FOR SCHOOL BUS |
10 |
April 18, 1957 |
SCHOOL BUDGET NOW $1,861,016 - COPIES AVAILABLE |
2 |
April 18, 1957 |
HALLENE GILES, TOM CONOVER |
12 |
April 18, 1957 |
LEE ANN VOGEL, DON WELLS |
13 |
April 18, 1957 |
BAND AND FLOAT WILL GO TO APPLE BLOSSOM FETE |
9 |
April 18, 1957 |
PRIMROSE PANORAMA FRIDAY TO SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS EASTER WEEKEND |
6 |
April 18, 1957 |
NEW TRUCK FOR HOUGHTON FIREFIGHTERS (PHOTO) |
9 |
April 18, 1957 |
CITY APPROVES NEW TAX, LEVY |
1 |
April 18, 1957 |
LAKE STREET METERS AND ALL-DAY PARKING OKEYED BY COUNCIL |
2 |
April 18, 1957 |
MORE SEEK TO JOIN HOUGHTON |
9 |
April 18, 1957 |
NEW TRUCK FOR HOUGHTON FIREFIGHTERS (PHOTO) |
9 |
April 18, 1957 |
TOWN CITIZENS GET ANOTHER MONTH TO STOP DEANNEXATION ELECTION |
9 |
April 18, 1957 |
AUTO WRECKING YARD ELIMINATED BY COURT ORDER |
1 |
April 18, 1957 |
GREETAN BALKS AT BEING 'BROKEN' TO POLICE DEPARTMENT PATROLMAN |
1 |
April 18, 1957 |
POLICE FIND CAR STOLEN IN RENTON |
5 |
April 18, 1957 |
GOUYD, HOWARD CHARLES |
1 |
April 18, 1957 |
LUTHER, OTTO L |
2 |
April 18, 1957 |
ROBERTS, C HARRY |
2 |
April 18, 1957 |
SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES SET BY LOCAL CHURCHES |
1 |
April 18, 1957 |
91% OF EAST SIDERS FAVOR EVERGREEN, SURVEY SHOWS |
1 |
April 18, 1957 |
SEATTLEITES ALSO APPROVE EVERGREEN-MONTLAKE SITE |
1 |
April 18, 1957 |
VOTER THREATENS COURT SUIT ON NEW UTILITY TAX |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
SISTER OF LW TRACK AND FIELD STARS ... (WHATLEY, AGATHA) |
10 |
April 25, 1957 |
HEYER, SIMPSON, REDMOND NURSING HOMES SET OPEN HOUSE ON MAY 5 |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
LIGHTNING WREAKS HAVOC AT CURTIS HOME ON 63RD ST |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
MARCH OF DIMES HEAD LAUDS LOCAL DRIVE; TOTAL $345 OVER LAST YEAR |
11 |
April 25, 1957 |
COOKING SCHOOL COMING MAY 14 AT CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT MORTON JOHNSON GIVEN 3-YEAR CONTRACT $12000 |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
TEACHER PAY BOOST, COMING LEVY ELECTION EXPLAINED BY SCHOOL HEAD |
8 |
April 25, 1957 |
WILLARD HUDSON HIRED AS NEW BUS SUPERVISOR |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
B-B PELLET FINISHES VILLAINOUS CAREER OF BUSHY RODENT |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
PRIMROSE SHOW RATED SUCCESSFUL; B C PUTNAM SWEEPSTAKES WINNER |
2 |
April 25, 1957 |
LAKEFRONT TO BE LEVELED, SEEDED |
7 |
April 25, 1957 |
CAPT GREETAN 'STRIKES OUT'; REDUCTION IN GRADE TO STICK |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
EAGLE, AUGUSTA LOUISE |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
JEROME, ALICE |
8 |
April 25, 1957 |
MARCHANT, CLARA |
2 |
April 25, 1957 |
MOUNTAIN, JOHN |
8 |
April 25, 1957 |
PENNINGTON, CHRISTINE |
8 |
April 25, 1957 |
MEMBERSHIP GAINS, HARD WORK BEGIN TO SHOW FOR GREATER KIRKLAND |
8 |
April 25, 1957 |
BALLOTS CONTINUE TO ROLL IN FAVORING SECOND SPAN AT EVERGREEN |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
GATE ON 'POWERLINE ROAD' CAUSES CONCERN IN TOWN |
6 |
April 25, 1957 |
GOVERNOR ORDERS NEW SURVEYS ON EVERGREEN SITE |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
MAYOR WOULD TAKE STREETS EXPLANATION TO LOCAL CLUBS |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
LIGHTNING WREAKS HAVOC AT CURTIS HOME ON 63RD ST |
1 |
April 25, 1957 |
ELSIE RUCKLES, THOMAS HUDEN |
10 |
May 2, 1957 |
'KNOW YOUR BANK' WEEK PROCLAIMED MAY 5-11 |
5 |
May 2, 1957 |
EX-LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER GEORGE WEST RECALLS ALASKA DUTY IN EARLY DAY |
13 |
May 2, 1957 |
OUR TOWN (DREWELOW, KENNETH R) |
10 |
May 2, 1957 |
RETIREMENT DOESN'T MEAN BOREDOM FOR GUSTAFSONS, BUSY NEW CITIZENS |
14 |
May 2, 1957 |
ATTRACTIVE NEW FIREPLACE FOR KIRKLAND BEACH HOUSE (ROSIN) |
6 |
May 2, 1957 |
HEIGHTS LAND TO GO IN MAY ON BID BASIS |
2 |
May 2, 1957 |
MERCHANTS URGE PARKING METER FEE REDUCTION |
2 |
May 2, 1957 |
BOBBY RIFE, 6, CRITICALLY HURT IN BIKE ACCIDENT |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
PARENTS, FIREMEN & RESUSCITATOR HELP IN SAVING BOY (KESTNER) |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
ADULT PUPILS SURPRISE RUTH BRASS WITH APPRECIATION GIFT OF $250 |
2 |
May 2, 1957 |
LUCKY 'STUDENTS' WILL GET PRIZES AT COOK SCHOOL |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
SAUNDERS RESIGNS AS MEMBER OF LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
TEEN-AGERS FORM INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION - WALL STREET, LOOK OUT! |
8 |
May 2, 1957 |
THREE EAST SIDE MUSICAL CONCERTS SLATED THIS MONTH |
12 |
May 2, 1957 |
KIRKLAND WATER CARNIVAL AUG 9 |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
FIREMEN BUY NEW EQUIPMENT; THANK CITIZENS |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
FIVE CORNERS GIVES CHECK TO FIREMEN |
9 |
May 2, 1957 |
MERCHANTS URGE PARKING METER FEE REDUCTION |
2 |
May 2, 1957 |
COMMISSIONERS FRIENDLY TOWARD IDEA OF ADDITION TO BEACH HERE |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
COOL ON WALKING BEAT, EX-CAPT GREETAN QUITS |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
HANSEN, JENS |
2 |
May 2, 1957 |
RISTOW, ELLA MAY |
5 |
May 2, 1957 |
MAIL SCHEDULES HERE CHANGED |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
HEIGHTS LAND TO GO IN MAY ON BID BASIS |
2 |
May 2, 1957 |
TROPHIES IN 38 CLASSES AWARDED TO RIDERS IN WEEKEND HORSE SHOW |
9 |
May 2, 1957 |
HORSELESS CARRIAGE DEPARTING (MERILL HANSON'S 1915 FORD) |
7 |
May 2, 1957 |
CONSTRUCTION ON 2-A IS RESUMED |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
MERCHANTS URGE PARKING METER FEE REDUCTION |
2 |
May 2, 1957 |
PRIORITY WOULD GO TO RESIDENTIAL AREA STREETS |
1 |
May 2, 1957 |
TRAFFIC CHANNELIZATION PROGRAM IS TURNED DOWN |
9 |
May 2, 1957 |
SANDRA VAN NOY, JOHN BARTON MOUW |
12 |
May 9, 1957 |
VERSEPUTS NOTE GOLDEN WEDDING THIS EVENING WITH FAMILY DINNER |
14 |
May 9, 1957 |
EASTSIDE, BEST SIDE (FRANK, BOB - EX-EDITOR AND PUBLISHER) |
1 |
May 9, 1957 |
HOUSES DECLARED PUBLIC NUISANCES |
1 |
May 9, 1957 |
STICK TO YOUR GUNS ON JUANITA, MR MCLEAN |
1 |
May 9, 1957 |
1958 PRELIMINARY SCHOOL BUDGET SET AT $3,453,985; UP 23 PERCENT |
1 |
May 9, 1957 |
COOKING SCHOOL NEXT TUESDAY AT CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
May 9, 1957 |
KINDERGARTENS WILL REGISTER THIS SPRING |
8 |
May 9, 1957 |
TWO LEVIES FOR SCHOOLS WOULD RAISE $135,000 |
1 |
May 9, 1957 |
COUNCIL ABOLISHES FIRECRACKERS, BUT OKEYS 'SPARKLERS' |
1 |
May 9, 1957 |
GARBAGE DUMP CONVERSION EYED |
6 |
May 9, 1957 |
SALK POLIO SHOTS AGAIN NEXT WEEK |
1 |
May 9, 1957 |
TOWN RESTRAINED ON ANNEXATION |
6 |
May 9, 1957 |
LOOKING FOR FREE LOOT, PAIR FIND FREE LODGING |
1 |
May 9, 1957 |
AVERAGE OF $10 PER RESIDENT NEEDED TO FINANCE 5-MILL LEVY |
9 |
May 9, 1957 |
COST AND LOCATION OF STREET REPAIR PROJECTS ARE LISTED |
9 |
May 9, 1957 |
ONE CENT METER BACK; TRAFFIC PLAN RESTUDIED |
1 |
May 9, 1957 |
ROBERTA LESLIE ELSON, GLENDON A GREER |
9 |
May 16, 1957 |
WEDDING RITES MARK GOLDEN DATE FOR REV AND MRS A G FRANK |
1 |
May 16, 1957 |
BANK OBSERVING 3RD ANNIVERSARY (CITIZENS BANK) |
6 |
May 16, 1957 |
EASTSIDE BEST SIDE (SHREEVE, BARNEY) |
1 |
May 16, 1957 |
MISS HARNISH WINS SCHOLARSHIP AT WOMAN'S CLUB MUSIC CONCERT |
6 |
May 16, 1957 |
HALLS MOTOR CO WINS 4-LETTER AWARD FOR DEALER EFFORT |
9 |
May 16, 1957 |
SPUDNUT SHOP TO OPEN TOMORROW |
9 |
May 16, 1957 |
COOKING SCHOOL ATTRACTS 800 HERE TUESDAY |
1 |
May 16, 1957 |
KIRKLAND JUNIOR HIGH GREETS SPRING WITH PLAY DAY, 9TH GRADE PARTY |
13 |
May 16, 1957 |
LAKE WASHINGTON CHEERLEADERS READY TO GO (PHOTO) |
7 |
May 16, 1957 |
PATRICIA PARISH, DAVID WOODS |
12 |
May 16, 1957 |
RUTH MACHMEIER, MICHAEL M PATON |
12 |
May 16, 1957 |
COUNCILMEN, MAYOR PLUGGING HARD FOR PASSAGE OF CITY STREET LEVY |
1 |
May 16, 1957 |
HOUGHTON HIRES ENGINEERS FOR SEWER SYSTEM |
6 |
May 16, 1957 |
MORE NORTHRUP RESIDENTS SEEK TO JOIN TOWN |
2 |
May 16, 1957 |
CITY WATERFRONT AREA GETS THE ONCE-OVER (PHOTO) |
9 |
May 16, 1957 |
COREY RESIGNS AS POLICE CHIEF; FALK APPOINTED |
1 |
May 16, 1957 |
KUPPENBENDER, BENARD FRANK |
1 |
May 16, 1957 |
RYSEFF, LOUIS A |
1 |
May 16, 1957 |
XANDER, PAUL |
3 |
May 16, 1957 |
KIWANIS CLUB MEMBERS PLAN 'PARTY' ON KIRKLAND LAKEFRONT |
9 |
May 16, 1957 |
VISITORS LIVEN THINGS UP AT THE JOURNAL (PHOTO OF STUDENTS) |
14 |
May 16, 1957 |
FIRST KIRKLAND ENTRANT IN SOAP BOX DERBY (PHOTO) |
5 |
May 16, 1957 |
COUNCILMEN, MAYOR PLUGGING HARD FOR PASSAGE OF CITY STREET LEVY |
1 |
May 16, 1957 |
STATE ST TO BE PAVED |
1 |
May 16, 1957 |
HOUGHTON HIRES ENGINEERS FOR SEWER SYSTEM |
6 |
May 23, 1957 |
MRS (FLORENCE) CLARK IS 89 AND ONE OF TOWN'S MOST CHARMING RESIDE |
9 |
May 23, 1957 |
NEW HOUGHTON CITY CLERK FINDS JOB KEEPS HIM BUSY |
7 |
May 23, 1957 |
CITY'S BUILDING PERMITS $73800 |
6 |
May 23, 1957 |
ADULT BUILDING REMODELING COST DUE ON JUNE 17 |
5 |
May 23, 1957 |
SEEK ADDITIONAL LAND AT JUANITA FOR SCHOOL PLANT |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
DEVELOPER PLANS SHOPPING CENTER ON JUANITA HILL |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
CITIZENS ON 9TH AVENUE PROTEST ZONING BRAYDEN PROPERTY COMMERCIAL |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
EVERYONE'S ATTENTION ONSTAGE AT COOKING SCHOOL (PHOTOS) |
7 |
May 23, 1957 |
NEED 1843 VOTES ON SCHOOL ISSUES |
2 |
May 23, 1957 |
KAROL OLSON, EARL MAGNUSON |
8 |
May 23, 1957 |
EAGLES ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL SLATED JUNE 21-22 |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
CITY-2A ACCESS PROBLEM TO GET COUNCIL STUDY |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE SLATED |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
NEW HOUGHTON CITY CLERK FINDS JOB KEEPS HIM BUSY |
7 |
May 23, 1957 |
SUIT WON BY HOUGHTON (NORTHUP ANNEXATION) |
7 |
May 23, 1957 |
DEVELOPER PLANS SHOPPING CENTER ON JUANITA HILL |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
SEEK ADDITIONAL LAND AT JUANITA FOR SCHOOL PLANT |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
PROPOSED BOAT MOORAGES FOR KIRKLAND'S WATERFRONT |
2 |
May 23, 1957 |
POLICE NAB YOUTH THREATENING SUICIDE |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
FOTHERINGHAM, DOROTHY |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
JOHNSON, CHARLES |
2 |
May 23, 1957 |
KEENEY, MARIE |
2 |
May 23, 1957 |
LAFRANCE, NAPOLEON |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
STEVENS, BELLE B |
5 |
May 23, 1957 |
SWANSON, EDWARD |
2 |
May 23, 1957 |
TAYLOR, FRANK W |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
SCHOOL AND CITY LEVIES ON BALLOT |
1 |
May 23, 1957 |
89 WIN APPLIANCES, GROCERIES AT JOURNAL-PUGET POWER COOKING SCHOOL |
3 |
May 23, 1957 |
PROPOSED BOAT MOORAGES FOR KIRKLAND'S WATERFRONT |
2 |
May 23, 1957 |
CITY-2A ACCESS PROBLEM TO GET COUNCIL STUDY |
1 |
May 30, 1957 |
'KIDS GREAT, ...' RETIRING LIBRARIAN PLEADS (GUNNING, NELLIE) |
1 |
May 30, 1957 |
KIRKLAND'S DICK EVEREST RESIGNING FROM POST AS UW'S VP |
1 |
May 30, 1957 |
TURKISH HOSPITAL IS THEIR DESTINATION (BROWN, JACK AND JUDY) |
8 |
May 30, 1957 |
WHEELBARROW RACE BIG EVENT AT COLLINS PLAY DAY (PHOTO) |
9 |
May 30, 1957 |
CONFUSED BOUNDARIES PRICE OF PROGRESS |
7 |
May 30, 1957 |
STREETS LOSE, SCHOOL LEVIES OKEYED |
1 |
May 30, 1957 |
MARGARET SIMPSON, SAM ARNOT |
8 |
May 30, 1957 |
DOGS ATTACK , KILL FOUR SHEEP IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
May 30, 1957 |
CONFUSED BOUNDARIES PRICE OF PROGRESS |
7 |
May 30, 1957 |
DOGS ATTACK , KILL FOUR SHEEP IN HOUGHTON |
1 |
May 30, 1957 |
CASH BOX TAKEN FROM PANTORIUM |
2 |
May 30, 1957 |
DON COREY JOINS SHERIFF'S STAFF |
6 |
May 30, 1957 |
SCHWARZ' CAR FOUND ROLLED OVER BANK |
5 |
May 30, 1957 |
REESE, JAMES B |
1 |
May 30, 1957 |
TARP, CHRISTIAN |
5 |
May 30, 1957 |
MISS LYN GRANDY NEW GIRL SCOUT BOARD PRESIDENT |
1 |
May 30, 1957 |
KIRKLAND LEGION'S CANNON, GIVEN WASHELLI IN 1937, AT ABBEY VIEW |
7 |
May 30, 1957 |
REV SHOEMAKER TO RETURN TO BAPTIST CHURCH |
10 |
May 30, 1957 |
LIVE-WIRE KIRKLAND DUET MAKING REAL PROGRESS ON MOORAGE DRIVE |
1 |
May 30, 1957 |
STREETS LOSE, SCHOOL LEVIES OKEYED |
1 |
May 30, 1957 |
SANDRA INMAN, WILLIAM VERWIEBE |
8 |
June 6, 1957 |
50TH WEDDING PARTY IS 'NEXT DOOR' TO WHERE NORMANS WERE MARRIED |
11 |
June 6, 1957 |
OPEN HOUSE DENOTES GOLDEN DATE FOR MR AND MRS JOHN PAULSON |
10 |
June 6, 1957 |
DAVID KNECHTGES WINNER OF TWO MUSIC AWARDS |
4 |
June 6, 1957 |
NEW APARTMENT GOING UP HERE (125 3RD AVE) |
7 |
June 6, 1957 |
JUANITANS ASK CHAMBER AID IN TELEPHONE PLEA |
1 |
June 6, 1957 |
KIRKLAND CONSIDERING ANNEXATION OF SMALL AREA ALONG CENTRAL WAY |
1 |
June 6, 1957 |
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES FOR 195 LAKE WASHINGTON SENIORS TONIGHT |
1 |
June 6, 1957 |
WE SALUTE THE LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1957 (PHOTOS) |
5 |
June 6, 1957 |
VIOLET ROLL, GENE BARTON |
10 |
June 6, 1957 |
FIRE, EXPLOSION DESTROY BUILDING (RUDD) |
2 |
June 6, 1957 |
REMEMBER THE HOLLYWOOD NINE? (1911-12 BASEBALL TEAM)] |
6 |
June 6, 1957 |
JUANITANS ASK CHAMBER AID IN TELEPHONE PLEA |
1 |
June 6, 1957 |
PURCHASE OF JUANITA BEACH APPROVED |
1 |
June 6, 1957 |
PURCHASE OF JUANITA BEACH APPROVED |
1 |
June 6, 1957 |
BRUBAKER, JESSIE |
7 |
June 6, 1957 |
HENNAGIR, LOVINA |
7 |
June 6, 1957 |
JUANITA, BELLEVUE AREAS REZONED TO SUBURBAN |
7 |
June 6, 1957 |
EVERYONE'S GETTING A CHANCE TO JOIN POOR MAN'S YACHT CLUB |
1 |
June 6, 1957 |
OIL COAT SLATED ON STATE STREET; PAVING DELAYED |
2 |
June 6, 1957 |
JUANITANS ASK CHAMBER AID IN TELEPHONE PLEA |
1 |
June 13, 1957 |
WIDESPREAD ILLNESS HITS MINK HERE |
1 |
June 13, 1957 |
(PAUL) BELLS' BABY BURRO NAMED MAYZE STAR ATTRACTION OF 126TH PL |
9 |
June 13, 1957 |
ALPINE PLANTS SPECIAL INTEREST OF KIRKLAND'S MRS EDITH BANGHART |
12 |
June 13, 1957 |
OUR TOWN (JOSEPHSON, JIM AND FLORENCE) |
10 |
June 13, 1957 |
TO HAVE CHILDREN IN SCHOOL FOR 40 YEARS (HAMILTON, DAVID ROY) |
9 |
June 13, 1957 |
BRIDLE TRAILS LIGHTING, SAFETY SIGNS APPROVED |
2 |
June 13, 1957 |
KIRKLAND SEA SCOUTS, NAVY RESCUE THREE UW MEN FROM LAKE |
1 |
June 13, 1957 |
26 RESIGNATIONS 'NORMAL', SAYS SUPERINTENDENT |
9 |
June 13, 1957 |
MASKS POPULAR ART PROJECT AT JR HIGH SCHOOL |
2 |
June 13, 1957 |
PHOTOS TELL STORY OF LAKE WASHINGTON'S GRADS' ALL NIGHT PARTY |
5 |
June 13, 1957 |
DARLENE RECOR, KENNETH DAVIS |
12 |
June 13, 1957 |
"THE TOY SHOP' HIGHLIGHT OF JUANITA FESTIVAL (PHOTOS) |
14 |
June 13, 1957 |
BERRY FESTIVAL NEXT WEEK TO FEATURE DANCE, PARADE |
1 |
June 13, 1957 |
CITY'S DEBT REDUCED TO $66000 FROM $102000 |
2 |
June 13, 1957 |
BRIDLE TRAILS LIGHTING, SAFETY SIGNS APPROVED |
2 |
June 13, 1957 |
DOGS IN TOWN PARK TO BE IMPOUNDED BY HOUGHTON POLICE |
2 |
June 13, 1957 |
RIFLE INSTRUCTION OFFERED YOUTHS BY HOUGHTON POLICE |
4 |
June 13, 1957 |
CONTRACTOR-CITY TRIAL ON MONDAY |
3 |
June 13, 1957 |
RIFLE INSTRUCTION OFFERED YOUTHS BY HOUGHTON POLICE |
4 |
June 13, 1957 |
SHEEP-KILLING FUROR SUBSIDES; DOG OWNERS BILLED FOR DAMAGES |
3 |
June 13, 1957 |
BENNEST, ALFRED |
1 |
June 13, 1957 |
JUANITA GIRL SCOUTS CELEBRATE EIGHTH BIRTHDAY WITH AWARDS |
11 |
June 13, 1957 |
FOUR GRADUATE FROM ADVENTIST GRADE SCHOOL |
14 |
June 13, 1957 |
WATER TRANSPORTATION FOR BELLEVUEITES; KIRKLAND MIGHT BE NEXT STEP |
9 |
June 13, 1957 |
MARILYN MURDOCK, SHELDON GENE CALEY |
12 |
June 13, 1957 |
PHYLLIS GLEW, ROGER MARKEE |
12 |
June 13, 1957 |
SANDRA SNYDER, RICHARD DELPHIA |
12 |
June 20, 1957 |
ARCHBISHOP BAPTIZES TWELFTH BABY (NOLLETTE) |
1 |
June 20, 1957 |
DIRECTORS SEEKING NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SITE IN CHERRY CREST AREA |
1 |
June 20, 1957 |
BLAZE LEAVES FAMILY OF NINE WITHOUT HOME (WILSON, JAMES) |
1 |
June 20, 1957 |
SCHOOL BOUNDARIES MAY BE SETTLED IN MONDAY SESSION |
3 |
June 20, 1957 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT SEEKS $25000 IN FEDERAL AID |
3 |
June 20, 1957 |
DELORES ENGBRECHT, JOHN MALINOSKI |
6 |
June 20, 1957 |
JUNKYARD CLEANUP ORDERED BY COURT (MARKET & 14TH) |
2 |
June 20, 1957 |
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
June 20, 1957 |
BLAZE LEAVES FAMILY OF NINE WITHOUT HOME (WILSON, JAMES) |
1 |
June 20, 1957 |
CITY TO MAKE FORMAL APPLICATION FOR 'A PROJECT' SITE THIS WEEK |
1 |
June 20, 1957 |
COUNTY TO HEAR ANNEXATION PROPOSAL |
9 |
June 20, 1957 |
MCLEAN IN FAVOR OF JUANITA PARK, BEACH EXPANSION |
2 |
June 20, 1957 |
MCLEAN IN FAVOR OF JUANITA PARK, BEACH EXPANSION |
2 |
June 20, 1957 |
LAWYER JOINS FIRM IN SEATTLE (HEPFER, JACK) |
3 |
June 20, 1957 |
LIBRARY'S VACATION READING CLUB TAKES YOUNGSTERS ON ISLAND TOUR |
9 |
June 20, 1957 |
MRS WILLIAM ELGIN AND NEIGHBORS DONATE MAPS FOR READING CLUB |
7 |
June 20, 1957 |
CITY TO MAKE FORMAL APPLICATION FOR 'A PROJECT' SITE THIS WEEK |
1 |
June 20, 1957 |
MCLEAN IN FAVOR OF JUANITA PARK, BEACH EXPANSION |
2 |
June 20, 1957 |
KIRKLAND PEOPLE MISS FERRYBOAT; AFRAID NEW ONE 'WON'T PAY' |
2 |
June 20, 1957 |
MEMBERSHIP IN KIRKLAND YACHT CLUB KEEPS ON GROWING |
5 |
June 20, 1957 |
STATE ST PAVING GETS GREEN LIGHT AGAIN |
1 |
June 20, 1957 |
NANCY GREEN, MICHEL MCLEOD OSTRANDER |
6 |
June 27, 1957 |
TODAY, 50TH WEDDING DATE FOR GEORGE DANENBAUERS OF JUANITA |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
BUS DRIVER BUILDS BIRD HOUSE FOR GOVERNOR'S FAMILY (FRITCHMAN) |
4 |
June 27, 1957 |
JEGGLING KNIVES OR AMMUNITION ALL THE SAME TO PVT SORENSON |
10 |
June 27, 1957 |
JESSE HART OF HOUGHTON ATTRACTS SMILES WITH HOME-GROWN BLOOMS |
6 |
June 27, 1957 |
JUNIOR MANAGER JUST A FROSH (MALAGRINI, JOHN) |
4 |
June 27, 1957 |
REMODELING, REPAIR OCCUPY RESIDENTS; PERMITS TOTAL $10,956 |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
NEW OWNERS OPEN LAKE-VUE FREEZE |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
REMODELING, REPAIR OCCUPY RESIDENTS; PERMITS TOTAL $10,956 |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
1 1/2 SECTIONS OF LW SCHOOL DISTRICT GIVEN BELLEVUE AFTER LONG ST |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
CAROL ANNE CARPENTER, TOM DOUCETTE |
8 |
June 27, 1957 |
JANET SWARD, JAMES PLEMMONS |
8 |
June 27, 1957 |
HAAS TRIO DRAWS ATTENTION AT STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL PARADE (PHOTO) |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
NAMED PRINCESS BY MILITARY UNIT (ELANDER, JAN) |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
PET PARADE AT HIGHLAND CENTER |
3 |
June 27, 1957 |
DOUBLE-BARRELED PROGRAM SLATED BY EAST SIDE FROGMAN RESCUE UNIT |
4 |
June 27, 1957 |
JUANITANS WANT BETTER SERVICE (10-PARTY LINES) |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
BOGUS CHECKS PASSED HERE; POLICE CHIEF URGES CAUTION |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
CARLSON, MARIE |
3 |
June 27, 1957 |
COBERT, MARCEL |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
HEADEN, EDGAR |
5 |
June 27, 1957 |
MOREY, MARY E |
5 |
June 27, 1957 |
MORGAN, ROSE J |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
PACKARD, ALLAN |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
WHITNEY, LOUISE |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
KIRKLAND WILL VOTE FOR 1ST DISTRICT CONGRESSMAN IN 1958 ELECTION |
9 |
June 27, 1957 |
BETTER INFORMED COMMUNITY SOUGHT IN JOURNAL CAMPAIGN |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
JUNIOR MANAGER JUST A FROSH (MALAGRINI, JOHN) |
4 |
June 27, 1957 |
BOOSTERS FURNISH MATERIALS, BUILD RAMP (MARINE PARK) |
7 |
June 27, 1957 |
WORK ON LAKEFRONT MOORAGE JOB GETS UNDERWAY (PHOTO) |
3 |
June 27, 1957 |
WILL NOT FINISH BRIDGE SURVEYS UNTIL OCTOBER 1 |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
JUANITANS WANT BETTER SERVICE (10-PARTY LINES) |
1 |
June 27, 1957 |
DONNA SCOTVOLD, DAVID OATFIELD |
8 |
June 27, 1957 |
JUDITH GREENE, RICHARD JOHNSON |
8 |
June 27, 1957 |
PATRICIA ANN MCINTOSH, MONTE ALAN JONES |
8 |
July 4, 1957 |
CHEWING GUM EXECUTIVE AND FAMILY ARE VISITORS (STEBBINS, LESTER) |
1 |
July 4, 1957 |
FORMER LOCAL MARKET OPERATOR ... IN COSTA RICA (VERBARENDSE) |
8 |
July 4, 1957 |
RALLS APPOINTED STATE DIRECTOR OF CIVIL DEFENSE |
1 |
July 4, 1957 |
WHERE DO THE STUDENTS GET OFF IN SCHOOL DISTRICT REORGANIZATION |
7 |
July 4, 1957 |
DON'T USE LAKE FOR A GARBAGE CAN |
8 |
July 4, 1957 |
JUANITA WOMAN HAS UNEXPECTED VISIT FROM 'DEER' FRIENDS |
1 |
July 4, 1957 |
UNITED CONTROL WILL MOVE HERE |
3 |
July 4, 1957 |
FINE BEACH, GOOD COMMUNITY SPIRIT ... GIVE JUANITA PERSONALITY |
5 |
July 4, 1957 |
JUANITA WOMAN HAS UNEXPECTED VISIT FROM 'DEER' FRIENDS |
1 |
July 4, 1957 |
EAST SIDE GARDEN CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS, HEARS VISITING SPEAKER |
3 |
July 4, 1957 |
FIVE CAMPFIRE GIRLS RECEIVE TORCH BEARER RANK AT CHAMNESS HOME |
1 |
July 4, 1957 |
STATE STREET PAVING CLOSER |
1 |
July 4, 1957 |
IRENE FLORENCE TONNESSON, MELVIN JOE TAPPERO |
4 |
July 4, 1957 |
LEE ANN VOGEL, DONALD WELLS |
4 |
July 11, 1957 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF KIRKLAND |
10 |
July 11, 1957 |
AVERAGE KIRKLANDITES BACK FROM EUROPE (REED, KELLY AND BETTY) |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
BUS DRIVER EXHIBITS PET PROJECT (FRITCHMAN, HOWARD) |
5 |
July 11, 1957 |
FORMER KIRKLANDITES SUBSCRIBE TO YACHT CLUB PROJECT (ETZLER) |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
JOE MILLAR, RETIRING FROM LONG SERVICE WITH TRANSIT |
11 |
July 11, 1957 |
THREE YEAR 'ISLAND ADVENTURE' STARTS TOMORROW FOR BOB WAITES' |
7 |
July 11, 1957 |
SCHOOLS TO AUCTION JUANITA BUILDINGS SATURDAY, JULY 20 |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
WHERE LEGION HALL STANDS NOW (OLD PHOTO OF BAPTIST CHURCHGOERS) |
6 |
July 11, 1957 |
FARRAR BUILDS NEW APARTMENT (103 LAKE ST W) |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
NEW APARTMENTS READY BY JULY 15 (THE SANDS) |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
PROJECT A PURCHASE, BLOCKED BY NATIONAL GUARD |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
"POLKA DOT" IN JUANITA OPENED |
3 |
July 11, 1957 |
ZONING APPEALED AT NE 124, 2A |
11 |
July 11, 1957 |
DRIVER TRAINING WILL UNDERGO CHANGE IN SCHOOL |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
DIANE LOUISE GRENDAHL, TOM MADDEN |
10 |
July 11, 1957 |
PLANNING BOARD VACANCY FILLED (JOHNSON, LEROY) |
9 |
July 11, 1957 |
MARK JOHSON FARM SCENE OF MEET OF REDMOND'S PIONEERS |
9 |
July 11, 1957 |
OLD JUANITA BRIDGE IN THE 1900'S (PHOTO) |
6 |
July 11, 1957 |
WHERE LEGION HALL STANDS NOW (OLD PHOTO OF BAPTIST CHURCHGOERS) |
6 |
July 11, 1957 |
COMMUNITY SPIRIT EYED TO AID HOUGHTON PARKS |
2 |
July 11, 1957 |
"POLKA DOT" IN JUANITA OPENED |
3 |
July 11, 1957 |
GROUPS PROPOSE FEWER 10-PARTY LINES IN JUANITA |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
OUTBOARD MOTOR TAKEN FROM GARAGE |
4 |
July 11, 1957 |
"FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR" PARTICIPANTS (2-FOR-1 SUBSCRIPTION) |
9 |
July 11, 1957 |
PROJECT A PURCHASE BLOCKED BY NATIONAL GUARD |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
COMMUNITY SPIRIT EYED TO AID HOUGHTON PARKS |
2 |
July 11, 1957 |
PROJECT A PURCHASE, BLOCKED BY NATIONAL GUARD |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
BOTHELL HIWAY CONTRACT LET |
9 |
July 11, 1957 |
CITY COMMITTEE FAVORS CENTRAL WAY BEST ACCESS TO NEW HIGHWAY |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
OLD JUANITA BRIDGE IN THE 1900'S (PHOTO) |
6 |
July 11, 1957 |
STATE STREET PAVING BEGINS AFTER LONG TWO YEAR DELAY |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
GROUPS PROPOSE FEWER 10-PARTY LINES IN JUANITA |
1 |
July 11, 1957 |
HELEN HOPKINS, EUGENE R PARKINS |
12 |
July 11, 1957 |
MARILYN JOAN ENGBRECHT, CLAUDE MICHAEL CZAPIEWSKI |
11 |
July 11, 1957 |
MARILYN OFFIELD, GARY KRASSELT |
10 |
July 11, 1957 |
PATRICIA PARISH, MIKE WOODS |
10 |
July 11, 1957 |
RUTH MACHMEIER, MICHAEL PATON |
10 |
July 18, 1957 |
ANITA BUSEK STARS IN 'JANUS' AT PLAYBARN |
7 |
July 18, 1957 |
HALE, HALE, THE GROUNDSKEEPER (HALE, STEVE) |
4 |
July 18, 1957 |
JUANITA LAD RESCUED FROM STRAITS (SEARLE, RICHARD) |
1 |
July 18, 1957 |
NINETY EIGHT AND STILL SAVING (PHOTO OF L R "GRAMP" FISHER) |
8 |
July 18, 1957 |
X-RAY VISION AND IRISH LUCK TURN UP 6-LEAF CLOVER (SMITH, TOMMY) |
1 |
July 18, 1957 |
LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS IN KIRKLAND READY FOR OCCUPANCY (THE SANDS) |
9 |
July 18, 1957 |
TOLLEFSON BACKS KIRKLAND'S BID FOR PROJECT A |
1 |
July 18, 1957 |
CHEVRON STATION TO BE BUILT HERE |
1 |
July 18, 1957 |
KIRKLAND BUSINESS FIRMS BEHIND MARINE PARK TO TUNE OF $5000 (LIST |
8 |
July 18, 1957 |
NEW BARBER SHOP TO BE OPENED IN KIRKLAND JULY 23 (LISLE, A W) |
9 |
July 18, 1957 |
WATER CARNIVAL HERE AUGUST 9-10 |
1 |
July 18, 1957 |
COMMISSION GETS PHONE COMPLAINT |
7 |
July 18, 1957 |
JUANITA CLUB'S 40TH BEGINS WITH NEW PAINT, SAME OLD SPIRIT |
7 |
July 18, 1957 |
BOMEY, JACOB 'JACK' |
5 |
July 18, 1957 |
BURR, JANE |
5 |
July 18, 1957 |
FRISK, OSCAR J |
5 |
July 18, 1957 |
JUANITA CLUB'S 40TH BEGINS WITH NEW PAINT, SAME OLD SPIRIT |
7 |
July 18, 1957 |
'CRAZY HATS' WORTH SMILES AT JAYCEE-ETTE TEA (PHOTOS) |
6 |
July 18, 1957 |
EAST SIDE AUTHORS REPRESENTED AT WRITERS' MEET THIS WEEKEND |
3 |
July 18, 1957 |
TOLLEFSON BACKS KIRKLAND'S BID FOR PROJECT A |
1 |
July 18, 1957 |
HALE, HALE, THE GROUNDSKEEPER (HALE, STEVE) |
4 |
July 18, 1957 |
TOLLEFSON BACKS KIRKLAND'S BID FOR PROJECT A |
1 |
July 18, 1957 |
GOSPEL PROGRAM NEXT THURSDAY BY TRUMPET TRIO |
10 |
July 18, 1957 |
YACHT CLUB MEMBERSHIP LIST GETS LONGER AND LONGER; $255 REPORTED |
1 |
July 18, 1957 |
7TH ST S LID APPROVED; BIDS CALLED FOR AUGUST 5 |
1 |
July 18, 1957 |
COMMISSION GETS PHONE COMPLAINT |
7 |
July 18, 1957 |
PATRICIA BEERS, REV GRANT H HENDRICKSON |
6 |
July 18, 1957 |
VIOLET ROLL, GENE P BARTON |
6 |
July 25, 1957 |
OUR TOWN (LANGLOIS, BASIL G) |
6 |
July 25, 1957 |
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION TO WEIGH PROPOSED SCHOOL LANDS TRANSFER |
1 |
July 25, 1957 |
WASHINGTON NATIONAL GUARD WITHDRAWS REQUEST FOR PROJECT A SITE |
7 |
July 25, 1957 |
DALE EGBERT NEW MOBIL MANAGER |
1 |
July 25, 1957 |
UGN AGENCIES PROVIDE $85000 IN SERVICES TO KIRKLAND AREA IN 1956 |
3 |
July 25, 1957 |
100,000TH CANTEEN GUEST FETED |
10 |
July 25, 1957 |
USING "HORSE SENSE" IN SCHOOL BOUNDARY RHUBARB |
1 |
July 25, 1957 |
BERYL BAILEY, ROBERT E WATSON |
8 |
July 25, 1957 |
FORESTER BAND, FLOATS, QUEEN TO VISIT HERE |
7 |
July 25, 1957 |
QUEEN OF WATER CARNIVAL TO BE NAMED NEXT WEEK |
1 |
July 25, 1957 |
HOUGHTON ELECTION ON ANNEXATION SET FOR SEPTEMBER 10 |
1 |
July 25, 1957 |
FRANK, A G |
1 |
July 25, 1957 |
WASHINGTON NATIONAL GUARD WITHDRAWS REQUEST FOR PROJECT A SITE |
7 |
July 25, 1957 |
TWO-WEEK RED CROSS SWIM CLASSES TO START MONDAY AT WAVERLY PARK |
1 |
July 25, 1957 |
BABE RUTH TOURNEY HERE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY |
4 |
July 25, 1957 |
LARRY LINDROS' SLEEK YELLOW RACER TO ROLL IN SOAP BOX DERBY |
1 |
July 25, 1957 |
WASHINGTON NATIONAL GUARD WITHDRAWS REQUEST FOR PROJECT A SITE |
7 |
July 25, 1957 |
SPEAKER TELLS WITNESSES END OF WORLD SOON |
10 |
July 25, 1957 |
PUGET SOUND YACHT CLUBS INFORMED OF KIRKLAND MOORAGE |
1 |
July 25, 1957 |
JOANN LOUISE BUSS, GERALD LEON GREEN |
8 |
July 25, 1957 |
PRISCILLA COULTON, LAVERNE SIMMONS |
8 |
August 1, 1957 |
OUR TOWN (MUIR, WILBUR THOMAS) |
10 |
August 1, 1957 |
RETIRED NAVY YARD WORKER, REAL SALT, VISITS CITY (HIBBARD, R J) |
3 |
August 1, 1957 |
STAMP HOBBY IS 'INTRODUCTION' FOR GILMOR TO YOUNG GREEK GIRL |
9 |
August 1, 1957 |
TRIP TO BUY FISHING GEAR ENDS SADLY FOR STEVE HOYT |
10 |
August 1, 1957 |
YOUNGSTERS INVITED TO MARCH IN PARADE NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
KIRKLAND WATER CARNIVAL AUGUST 9-10 PART OF GREATER SEATTLE FETE |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
YOUNGSTERS INVITED TO MARCH IN PARADE NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
MAYOR PROPOSES $512,484 BUDGET FOR CITY IN '58 |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
MUNICIPAL DEBT $65000; WITHIN LEGAL MAXIMUM |
2 |
August 1, 1957 |
ARREST MOLESTER OF JUANITA GIRL |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
DR STAVIG JOINS KIRKLAND CLINIC |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
DUGDALE, MABEL |
7 |
August 1, 1957 |
KIENHOLZ, MICHAEL G |
7 |
August 1, 1957 |
SCHULTZ, HANNAH |
2 |
August 1, 1957 |
JUANITA GIRLS TO ATTEND WORLD GIRL SCOUT CAMP |
8 |
August 1, 1957 |
HUNTERS HAPPILY HELP HANDLE KIDS IN KIRKLAND-RED CROSS SWIM CLASS |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
KING COUNTY WATER DISTRICT BUILDING STORAGE TANK ON ROSE HILL |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
PROGRESS REPORT ON KIRKLAND MARINA CAMPAIGN |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
KIRKLAND JAYCEES PUSHING FOR SECOND SPAN |
2 |
August 1, 1957 |
MAY START 2-A PAVING IN 2 WEEKS |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
STATE ST PAVING FACING DELAY |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
COUNTY SEEKING LAND WEST OF DUMP AS 'SCREEN' |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
KING COUNTY WATER DISTRICT BUILDING STORAGE TANK ON ROSE HILL |
1 |
August 1, 1957 |
JOSEPHINE BUSEK, WALTER REICHEL |
8 |
August 8, 1957 |
AFTER WIFE, LAKE STILL FIRST LOVE OF CAPT FRANK GILBERT |
5 |
August 8, 1957 |
BOY SCOUT NELS SODERSTROM RETURNS WITH TALES OF FUN AT JAMBOREE |
4 |
August 8, 1957 |
READING A SNAP FOR 4-YEAR-OLD (KLOOSTER, DAVID) |
3 |
August 8, 1957 |
HOUGHTON CAN'T TAKE STATE PARK, OFFICIAL RULES |
1 |
August 8, 1957 |
CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS ON EAST SIDE PROJECTS (PHOTOS) |
9 |
August 8, 1957 |
LET'S GET POSITIVE ABOUT THIS EYESORE (HOUSE ON CENTRAL AND THIRD |
2 |
August 8, 1957 |
BURMEISTER WILL ENLARGE LOCAL FURNITURE STORE |
5 |
August 8, 1957 |
PROPOSED TIME OIL SIGN WORRIES COUNCIL; RICHFIELD STATION OKEYED |
1 |
August 8, 1957 |
DAY CAMPERS GET SWIMMING CHECK-UP (PHOTOS) |
10 |
August 8, 1957 |
ZONING DENIAL TO BE APPEALED |
9 |
August 8, 1957 |
FAMOUS ROBIN HOOD BAND APPEARING HERE SATURDAY |
1 |
August 8, 1957 |
WELCOME, CARNIVAL VISITORS; PARADE OPENS FRIDAY FUNFEST |
1 |
August 8, 1957 |
PROPOSED TIME OIL SIGN WORRIES COUNCIL; RICHFIELD STATION OKEYED |
1 |
August 8, 1957 |
HOUGHTON CAN'T TAKE STATE PARK, OFFICIAL RULES |
1 |
August 8, 1957 |
BETTER PHONE SERVICE ON THE WAY FOR JUANITA AREA, COMPANY SAYS |
2 |
August 8, 1957 |
DAHL, CHRISTIAN |
5 |
August 8, 1957 |
PHAGAN, GILBERT |
8 |
August 8, 1957 |
STEWART, CLIFFORD |
2 |
August 8, 1957 |
WOLFE, JOHN |
3 |
August 8, 1957 |
CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS ON EAST SIDE PROJECTS (PHOTOS) |
9 |
August 8, 1957 |
BETTER PHONE SERVICE ON THE WAY FOR JUANITA AREA, COMPANY SAYS |
2 |
August 8, 1957 |
FLORENCE GREGG, DENNIS ESTRIN |
10 |
August 15, 1957 |
PEACHES RIPE, PEARS PROMISING; FRUIT 'INDUSTRY' IN FULL SWING |
1 |
August 15, 1957 |
GOLDEN WEDDING RECEPTION FOR JOHN R PAYLORS |
3 |
August 15, 1957 |
COUNTRY LIVING AFFECTS BRIDLE TRAILS FAMILIES |
8 |
August 15, 1957 |
MAN LOSES NOSE AIDING DOG FOUND INJURED ON HIGHWAY (WEBER, HARRY) |
5 |
August 15, 1957 |
OUR TOWN (LAMBERT, HATTIE) |
2 |
August 15, 1957 |
COUNTRY LIVING AFFECTS BRIDLE TRAILS FAMILIES |
8 |
August 15, 1957 |
PAIR OF SAD LITTLE GIRLS WATCH AS PLAYHOUSE BURNS TO GROUND (PHOTO) |
7 |
August 15, 1957 |
WORK STARTS ON BOWLING ALLEYS, 1ST UNIT IN PROJECTED DEVELOPMENT |
7 |
August 15, 1957 |
NEW SCHOOL SITE BOUGHT ON 148TH |
2 |
August 15, 1957 |
APPEAL MADE FOR TEACHER HOUSING |
1 |
August 15, 1957 |
EAST SIDE HOME PAGEANT OPENS THIS WEEKEND |
7 |
August 15, 1957 |
WORK STARTS ON BOWLING ALLEYS, 1ST UNIT IN PROJECTED DEVELOPMENT |
7 |
August 15, 1957 |
APPEAL MADE FOR TEACHER HOUSING |
1 |
August 15, 1957 |
MANY FLOATS IN CARNIVAL PARADE |
1 |
August 15, 1957 |
PAIR OF SAD LITTLE GIRLS WATCH AS PLAYHOUSE BURNS TO GROUND (PHOT |
7 |
August 15, 1957 |
HOUGHTON AREA EYES KIRKLAND |
1 |
August 15, 1957 |
NEW LAKEFRONT PLAN FOR HOUGHTON HEADED FOR CITIZEN OPPOSITION |
1 |
August 15, 1957 |
NO REROUTING ON JUANITA ROAD, ENGINEERS SAY |
5 |
August 15, 1957 |
DOCK DEDICATION CLIMAX OF COOPERATIVE EFFORT |
1 |
August 15, 1957 |
NEW LAKEFRONT PLAN FOR HOUGHTON HEADED FOR CITIZEN OPPOSITION |
1 |
August 15, 1957 |
BERGGREN, CAROLINE |
5 |
August 15, 1957 |
BROWN, LILLIAN |
5 |
August 15, 1957 |
KUHN, CLINTON |
1 |
August 15, 1957 |
DOCK DEDICATION CLIMAX OF COOPERATIVE EFFORT |
1 |
August 15, 1957 |
NO REROUTING ON JUANITA ROAD, ENGINEERS SAY |
5 |
August 15, 1957 |
SEPTEMBER OPENING SET FOR HIGHWAY 2-A FROM HOUGHTON TO 132ND ST |
3 |
August 15, 1957 |
SEWER AND WATER LINE PROJECT UNDERWAY (PHOTO) |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
DALE'S SERVICE - GRAND OPENING (PHOTO) |
2 |
August 22, 1957 |
HAWAIIAN VACATION IS MEMORABLE FOR RUTH BRASS, JUST RETURNED |
8 |
August 22, 1957 |
SHERIFF POSSE SHOW THIS WEEKEND AT BRIDLE TRAILS PARK |
5 |
August 22, 1957 |
JULY GOOD MONTH FOR BUILDING; TOTALS $123,000 |
7 |
August 22, 1957 |
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY AT NEW CHURCH SCHOOL (SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS) |
10 |
August 22, 1957 |
BOY DROWNS AT JUANITA BEACH (STEWART, JEFFREY) |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
CITY BUDGET UNDER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STUDY |
5 |
August 22, 1957 |
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS FINANCIAL AID TO WEBER, DOG BITE VICTIM |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
12-YEAR-OLD BEATEN IN FIGHT MONDAY AFTERNOON |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
HOUGHTON GOING TO COURT ON KIRKLAND ANNEXATION |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
OVERLAKE PARK ZONING ADJOINS SCHOOL DISTRICT |
2 |
August 22, 1957 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT WELCOMES NEW TEACHERS |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
SHARON ROSE PAGE, LARRY RUSSELL KELLOGG |
8 |
August 22, 1957 |
CITY BUDGET UNDER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STUDY |
5 |
August 22, 1957 |
FIVE BIG ITEMS ACCOUNT FOR $33000 INCREASE (CITY BUDGET) |
5 |
August 22, 1957 |
$50 PAYMENTS TO JOHN EWING ARE CHALLENGED |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
HOUGHTON CODE TO BE HEARD MONDAY |
2 |
August 22, 1957 |
HOUGHTON GOING TO COURT ON KIRKLAND ANNEXATION |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT SURVEY REPORT DUE EARLY IN SEPTEMBER |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
BOY DROWNS AT JUANITA BEACH (STEWART, JEFFREY) |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
BOY DROWNS AT JUANITA BEACH (STEWART, JEFFREY) |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
12-YEAR-OLD BEATEN IN FIGHT MONDAY AFTERNOON |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
POLICE TO GET RADAR IF MONEY AVAILABLE IN '58 |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
NATIONAL GUARD HOBBY SHOP AIM OF TOOL 'DRIVE' |
3 |
August 22, 1957 |
LOCAL 4-HERS HAVE MANY PROJECTS TO SHOW AT ENUMCLAW (PHOTOS) |
9 |
August 22, 1957 |
4-LANE ACCESS SOUGHT FOR CITY |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
EAST SAMMAMISH ROAD PAVING JOB SCHEDULED |
7 |
August 22, 1957 |
EVERGREEN BRIDGE LOCATION STUDY COMPLETED, DATA BEING ANALYZED |
1 |
August 22, 1957 |
LAKE ST PAVING DUE NEXT MONTH |
3 |
August 22, 1957 |
SHARON PATRICIA BURNS, JOHN E BOULANGER |
8 |
August 29, 1957 |
MR AND MRS CHARLES MILLER BENDER OF JUANITA OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING |
3 |
August 29, 1957 |
DUTCH (VAN CUREN) HAS "WORST JOB IN THE WORLD" (CUSTODIAN) |
9 |
August 29, 1957 |
HAIL THE KID! JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) NEW QUEEN OF AMATEURS |
6 |
August 29, 1957 |
JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) TO GET THUNDEROUS OVATION (US GOLF CHAMP) |
1 |
August 29, 1957 |
MCKIBBENS HOST TO THEIR FAMILIES |
2 |
August 29, 1957 |
OPENING OF HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL FALL CLASSES WILL BE DELAYED |
8 |
August 29, 1957 |
GAS PRICES UP AFTER 'WAR' HERE |
3 |
August 29, 1957 |
YMCA DAY CAMP DRAWS 550 BOYS IN EAST SIDE'S SUMMER PROGRAM |
11 |
August 29, 1957 |
RESIDENTS SAY "HOUGHTON TOOK US AGAINST OUR WISHES" |
1 |
August 29, 1957 |
CENTRAL CADETS WILL TRAIN HERE |
9 |
August 29, 1957 |
CLASSES ALL DAY NEXT WEDNESDAY IN LOCAL SCHOOLS |
1 |
August 29, 1957 |
SCHOOL LUNCHES ARE 'WIFE SAVERS' SAYS MISS BETTY HARRIS |
11 |
August 29, 1957 |
SCHOOL STARTS FOR THESE AND OTHER NEW TEACHERS TOMORROW (PHOTOS)] |
12 |
August 29, 1957 |
MILDRED SANDVICK, WAYNE CARLSON |
2 |
August 29, 1957 |
BOOM LOWERED ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE, SAYS JOURNAL FORERUNNER IN 1915 |
10 |
August 29, 1957 |
PEOPLE AT HEARING INDICATE APPROVAL OF HOUGHTON PLAN |
4 |
August 29, 1957 |
RESIDENTS SAY "HOUGHTON TOOK US AGAINST OUR WISHES" |
1 |
August 29, 1957 |
BEACHES HERE TO CLOSE TUESDAY; PARKS HEAD URGES NO SWIMMING |
9 |
August 29, 1957 |
GOLF CLUB CARS RIFLED SUNDAY |
1 |
August 29, 1957 |
KIRKLAND POLICE RECEIVE AWARD FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY |
11 |
August 29, 1957 |
BROWN, CHRSTOPHER C |
3 |
August 29, 1957 |
CREW, NEWLIN W |
1 |
August 29, 1957 |
HJORTH, FLORA M |
8 |
August 29, 1957 |
BOOM LOWERED ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE, SAYS JOURNAL FORERUNNER IN 1915 |
10 |
August 29, 1957 |
JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) TO GET THUNDEROUS OVATION (US GOLF CHAMP) |
1 |
August 29, 1957 |
MAXINE CONOVER SETS NEW RECORD AT BIKE DERBY |
4 |
August 29, 1957 |
YOUTH MINISTER JOINS CHURCH (DE SMET, REV LEO) |
12 |
August 29, 1957 |
TO START BRIDGE OVER RAILROAD ON LANGDON RD |
1 |
August 29, 1957 |
TO START BRIDGE OVER RAILROAD ON LANGDON RD |
1 |
August 29, 1957 |
LINNEA COLTRAN, LEE OLSON |
2 |
August 29, 1957 |
PATRICIA GAIL ROCKEFELLER, WILHELM M HEEB |
2 |
September 5,
1957 |
MYSTERY AIR PHOTO |
7 |
September 5,
1957 |
BANKING INSTITUTE CONSULS CHOSEN FROM KIRKLAND |
5 |
September 5,
1957 |
FREDERICK LOTTSFELDT ON RESEARCH PROJECT AT UW MEDICAL SCHOOL |
7 |
September 5,
1957 |
GRAYS (LEE & HARRIET) HAVE NEW JOB, PLAN NEW HOME IN KIRKLAND |
9 |
September 5,
1957 |
JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) GETS BIG WELCOME AS SHE ROLLS INTO TOWN |
1 |
September 5,
1957 |
JOURNAL SAYS FAREWELL TO GLADYS (GRIFFIN) |
3 |
September 5,
1957 |
NATIONAL GOLF CHAMP TO BE HONORED TONIGHT (GUNDERSON, JO ANNE) |
4 |
September 5,
1957 |
OUR TOWN (SOMA, GORDON E) |
2 |
September 5,
1957 |
UW MEDICAL STUDENT DOING RESEARCH IN BRAIN DISEASES (NELSON, JAMES) |
11 |
September 5,
1957 |
SCHOOL GUESTS SEE NEW MURAL (SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS) |
12 |
September 5,
1957 |
FIRESTONE INSTALLS CATALOG DEPARTMENT IN KIRKLAND STORE |
8 |
September 5,
1957 |
ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES START IN TWO WEEKS |
7 |
September 5,
1957 |
NEW TEACHERS HONORED AT LUNCH; 'INTRODUCED' TO KIRKLAND, VICINITY |
1 |
September 5,
1957 |
CAROL HARBUCK, ROBERT S SIMPSON |
10 |
September 5,
1957 |
CITY MAY TREAT IRON IN WATER |
1 |
September 5,
1957 |
COUNTY ASKED TO GUARANTEE BRIDGE BOND INTEREST |
1 |
September 5,
1957 |
READERS PLAY, EAT, RIDE FIRETRUCK AT ANNUAL LIBRARY PICNIC |
5 |
September 5,
1957 |
HIBBARD, MAE |
5 |
September 5,
1957 |
TERRELL, GEORGE |
2 |
September 5,
1957 |
KIRKLAND VFW POST TO GET NEW NAME |
12 |
September 5,
1957 |
... ON WRITING CLUB NEWS |
10 |
September 5,
1957 |
BETTY ALBRIGHT JOINS JOURNAL AS BOOKKEEPER |
3 |
September 5,
1957 |
JOURNAL SAYS FAREWELL TO GLADYS (GRIFFIN) |
3 |
September 5,
1957 |
NOVEL MYSTERY AIR PHOTO CONTEST OFFERS $240 CASH |
1 |
September 5,
1957 |
JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) GETS BIG WELCOME AS SHE ROLLS INTO TOWN |
1 |
September 5,
1957 |
NATIONAL GOLF CHAMP TO BE HONORED TONIGHT (GUNDERSON, JO ANNE) |
4 |
September 5,
1957 |
A NICE PLACE TO STAY ON A HOT SUMMER'S DAY (MARINA) |
11 |
September 5,
1957 |
BANQUET, CEREMONIES SET FOR HIGHWAY COMPLETION |
1 |
September 5,
1957 |
COUNTY ASKED TO GUARANTEE BRIDGE BOND INTEREST |
1 |
September 5,
1957 |
COUNTY THANKED FOR ROAD WORK |
3 |
September 5,
1957 |
LIMIT PARKING ON SO LAKE ST |
3 |
September 5,
1957 |
CITY MAY TREAT IRON IN WATER |
1 |
September 5,
1957 |
CAROL CARPENTER, TOM DOUCETTE |
10 |
September 5,
1957 |
WILLIAM LATHAM, PATRICIA HAWKES |
10 |
September 12,
1957 |
JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) GIVEN HEFTY OVATION, PLAQUE, WIRE FROM IKE |
4 |
September 12,
1957 |
JOAN KIRKBRIDE WINS SCHOLARSHIP GIVEN BY LOCAL UNIVERSITY WOMEN |
9 |
September 12,
1957 |
LARRY KELLOGG HONOR GRAD OF NAVAL PROGRAM |
11 |
September 12,
1957 |
PROUD PARENTS CONGRATULATE JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) (PHOTO) |
11 |
September 12,
1957 |
AUGUST BUILDING TOTALS $62080 |
7 |
September 12,
1957 |
NOT MUCH LONGER FOR CENTRAL WAY MONSTROSITY |
2 |
September 12,
1957 |
LAKEFRONT ZONED FOR RESIDENCES; MAY BE INVALID |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
UGN DRIVE KICKS OFF THIS WEEK |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
LEADERS' CONFERENCE 'UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE' FOR MISS BRONSON |
3 |
September 12,
1957 |
ANTI-COMMUNIST LEADER TO TALK HERE SUNDAY (SCHWARZ, FRED C) |
12 |
September 12,
1957 |
LAKEFRONT ZONED FOR RESIDENCES; MAY BE INVALID |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
NEWPORT APPEAL SET; BELLEVUE EYES ANNEXATION |
2 |
September 12,
1957 |
208 TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS ASSIGNED IN LOCAL SCHOOLS |
8 |
September 12,
1957 |
FOUR LEAD BUSY GOVERNMENT, AT JUNIOR HIGH |
9 |
September 12,
1957 |
PRESCHOOL UNITS GEARED TO HELP YOUNG MOTHERS |
10 |
September 12,
1957 |
REGISTRATION FOR ADULT CLASSES SLATED ALL DAY MONDAY, TUESDAY |
2 |
September 12,
1957 |
SCHOOLS REPORT RECORD ENROLLMENT; 5022 REGISTERED IN FIRST WEEK |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
STATE BOARD'S RULING SHRINKS SCHOOL DISTRICT |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
AREA COMMITTEE SEES METRO PLAN AS ONLY ANSWER TO LAKE POLLUTION |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
KIWANIS CLUB NO LONGER WILL SPONSOR CARNIVAL |
2 |
September 12,
1957 |
HOUGHTON EYES $57000 BUDGET |
2 |
September 12,
1957 |
KARASEK RESIGNS FROM HOUGHTON TOWN COUNCIL |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
ASIATIC FLU EXPECTED TO BE MILD BUT WIDESPREAD |
7 |
September 12,
1957 |
HOUGHTON EYES $57000 BUDGET |
2 |
September 12,
1957 |
KARASEK RESIGNS FROM HOUGHTON TOWN COUNCIL |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
LAKEFRONT ZONED FOR RESIDENCES; MAY BE INVALID |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
ON STATE ST, 15 MILE PER HR LIMIT WILL STAY |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
BREWER, HARRY |
3 |
September 12,
1957 |
HALEY, LYDIA |
3 |
September 12,
1957 |
LAKE, ALBERT T |
6 |
September 12,
1957 |
STEMBRIDGE, AVER J |
6 |
September 12,
1957 |
KIWANIS CLUB NO LONGER WILL SPONSOR CARNIVAL |
2 |
September 12,
1957 |
FIRST MYSTERY PHOTO WAS YORK FARM |
9 |
September 12,
1957 |
KIRKLAND CHRONICLE PUBLICATION, HALTED FOR WEEK, TO CONTINUE |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
KANGAROO FOOTBALL TICKET PRICES UP FROM 75c TO $1 |
4 |
September 12,
1957 |
COMMISSIONERS OK STREET REPAIRS AND SIGNS FOR SCHOOLS |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
HIGHWAY OFFICIALS COMING HERE FOR BANQUET COMMEMORATING NEW ROAD |
7 |
September 12,
1957 |
ON STATE ST, 15 MILE PER HR LIMIT WILL STAY |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
STATE STARTS PAVING PROJECT ON EAST SIDE LAKE ST SOUTH |
1 |
September 12,
1957 |
IMPROVED PHONE SERVICE SOUGHT BY NEW FIRM |
2 |
September 12,
1957 |
KAREN ABBOTT, GARY W JAMES |
10 |
September 19,
1957 |
CROPS READY FOR HARVEST DINNER (JOHNSON, HARRY H) |
2 |
September 19,
1957 |
CORNHUSKER DRUGGIST, WIFE VISIT KIRKLAND (DREWELOW, RICHARD) |
7 |
September 19,
1957 |
CROPS READY FOR HARVEST DINNER (JOHNSON, HARRY H) |
2 |
September 19,
1957 |
ASSESSED VALUES INCREASE IN EACH DISTRICT, CITY |
1 |
September 19,
1957 |
NEW FURNITURE STORE TO OPEN (PHOTO OF FURNITURE BARN) |
3 |
September 19,
1957 |
HEAD-ON HOUGHTON CRASH PUTS TRIO IN HOSPITAL |
1 |
September 19,
1957 |
DOG BITE VICTIM AIDED BY PEOPLE OF COMMUNITY |
1 |
September 19,
1957 |
'ATOMS FOR PEACE' EXHIBIT HERE NEXT TUESDAY; LOCAL JAYCEES SPONSOR |
9 |
September 19,
1957 |
LAKEVIEW FOLKS MEET TEACHERS AT PTA MEETING |
5 |
September 19,
1957 |
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL CLASSES START (HOLY FAMILY) |
1 |
September 19,
1957 |
CLAUDIA HARDENBROOK, HEINZ D HOHMANN |
10 |
September 19,
1957 |
COUNCIL APPROVES ANIMAL HOSPITAL |
2 |
September 19,
1957 |
NO PHONE STRIKE IN KIRKLAND AREA |
7 |
September 19,
1957 |
NEW BOOK DROP BUILT AT LIBRARY |
7 |
September 19,
1957 |
BERG, CHARLES |
10 |
September 19,
1957 |
CERQUI, LORENZO |
3 |
September 19,
1957 |
HAMMER, BARBARA |
1 |
September 19,
1957 |
STRAUB, MRS M R |
10 |
September 19,
1957 |
THAYER, WALTER M |
3 |
September 19,
1957 |
WILSON, CORA E |
3 |
September 19,
1957 |
FAIRFAX SANITARIUM 2ND MYSTERY PHOTO |
5 |
September 19,
1957 |
NEWPORT PARK CONDEMNATION HEARING SLATED |
6 |
September 19,
1957 |
GOVERNOR OFFERS AID FOR BRIDGE |
1 |
September 19,
1957 |
NEW HIGHWAY WILL BE OPENED WITH A REAL BANG HERE TUESDAY NIGHT |
1 |
September 19,
1957 |
MARGARET MAE SIMPSON, SAMUEL I ARNOT |
8 |
September 19,
1957 |
SHARON LINN FORD, GEORGE BRAY |
8 |
September 26,
1957 |
ENGLISH COMING EASY TO SWEDISH GIRL (LITSJO, BARBRO) |
7 |
September 26,
1957 |
HOT STOVE LEAGUE (MCLAUGHLIN, WILLIAM JOHN "GRUMPY") |
4 |
September 26,
1957 |
KIRKLAND HAM OPERATOR GETS MESSAGE FROM ICE FLOE (KING, F J) |
1 |
September 26,
1957 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN STRIKES IT RICH ON NATIONAL TV (CROW, LUCILE) |
1 |
September 26,
1957 |
ACTION ON DILAPIDATED CENTRAL WAY MONSTROSITY, PROJECT A, AWAITED |
2 |
September 26,
1957 |
KIRK-DESIGNED ROBINSON HOME WINS FIRST PRIZE |
9 |
September 26,
1957 |
KIRKLAND'S ANNEXING PLAN SLOWS |
1 |
September 26,
1957 |
SCHOOL BOUNDARY QUESTION FANNED ANEW BY PARENTS |
1 |
September 26,
1957 |
HEATHER ROSS, WILLIAM GARY CRIST |
10 |
September 26,
1957 |
TAXI LICENSE FEE INCREASED TO $30 |
12 |
September 26,
1957 |
COMMISSION OK'S RADAR FOR POLICE |
1 |
September 26,
1957 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN STRIKES IT RICH ON NATIONAL TV (CROW, LUCILE) |
1 |
September 26,
1957 |
DARBY, JOHN M |
1 |
September 26,
1957 |
LIETHA, EMMA |
11 |
September 26,
1957 |
NELSON, EDWIN J |
9 |
September 26,
1957 |
ROTARY OBSERVES 20TH BIRTHDAY |
1 |
September 26,
1957 |
KIRKLANDITE HONORED BY STATE NEWSPAPER GROUP (EVEREST, DICK) |
3 |
September 26,
1957 |
MYSTERY PICTURE WAS GATEWAY GROVE |
11 |
September 26,
1957 |
EX-US GEODETIC SURVEY SHIP VISITS MARINE PARK |
8 |
September 26,
1957 |
NEW HIGHWAY OPENED TUESDAY |
1 |
September 26,
1957 |
MOSCOW, RUSSIA, TELEPHONE CALL RECEIVED HERE |
1 |
September 26,
1957 |
JO ANN JOHNSON, GERALD MCAULIFFE |
10 |
September 26,
1957 |
KAY MCCORMICK, WILLIAM R THOMAS |
10 |
September 26,
1957 |
LORAINE GILBRAITH, JOHN HOLZER |
10 |
September 26,
1957 |
MABEL LEAKE, ROGER SIRES |
12 |
September 26,
1957 |
RUTH OLDFIELD, AUGUST PUTISON |
12 |
October 3, 1957 |
LAST WEEK JUST WASN'T GOOD ONE FOR THE CHAMBERLINS, WOLDS |
1 |
October 3, 1957 |
NEW APARTMENTS ON LAKE UNIQUE (FOOT OF MARKET) |
9 |
October 3, 1957 |
BURMEISTER PLANS TO MOVE FRIDAY (FURNITURE STORE) |
1 |
October 3, 1957 |
DELIGHT RICHARDSON, GEORGE MUNDELL |
10 |
October 3, 1957 |
SABRA ANNE HINDMAN, MERCER "BOB" TYNDALL |
10 |
October 3, 1957 |
ALGAE IN CITY WATER 'HARMLESS' ALTHOUGH NUISANCE, SAYS CITY |
1 |
October 3, 1957 |
BEER AND PEANUTS STOLEN AT FOODLANE |
1 |
October 3, 1957 |
BOYS SURPRISED WHILE ROBBING LOCAL HOME |
1 |
October 3, 1957 |
SHULTZ, NORMAN FAY |
1 |
October 3, 1957 |
TOTEM POST NEW VFW UNIT NAME |
1 |
October 3, 1957 |
WOMAN'S CLUB ENTERTAINS TEACHERS AT ANNUAL RECEPTION THURSDAY |
3 |
October 3, 1957 |
Y'S RECREATION PROGRAM GETS UNDERWAY ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 |
8 |
October 3, 1957 |
BRIDGE USERS IN PLEA FOR NO TOLLS ON PRESENT SPAN |
1 |
October 3, 1957 |
NEW HIGHWAY OPENED FROM KIRKLAND NORTHWARD |
7 |
October 3, 1957 |
UNFAIR ADVANTAGE TAKEN OF GOVERNOR (BRIDGE ISSUE) |
1 |
October 3, 1957 |
KAY MCCORMICK, TOM W THOMAS |
11 |
October 3, 1957 |
PATRICIA GAIN, ROBERT DEAN DODD |
11 |
October 3, 1957 |
SHARON ROSE PAGE, LARRY KELLOGG |
10 |
October 10,
1957 |
SWIMMING POOL MEETING PLANNED |
1 |
October 10,
1957 |
DOORBELLS RING FOR UGN - WOMEN START THEIR CAMPAIGN THIS WEEK |
1 |
October 10,
1957 |
HOW DO KIRKLANDITES FEEL ABOUT RUSSIAN SATELLITE |
1 |
October 10,
1957 |
CENTRAL PUPILS JUNIOR FIREMEN |
7 |
October 10,
1957 |
KANGAROO HOMECOMING OCTOBER 18; DANCE PLANNED AFTER MT SI GAME |
1 |
October 10,
1957 |
SCHOOL BUDGET UP TO $1,893,118; MILLAGE DOWN |
1 |
October 10,
1957 |
FAMILY CONCERT SET NEXT FRIDAY |
9 |
October 10,
1957 |
LOCAL MUSIC DIRECTORS INVITED TO PLAN 2ND 'PARADE OF MUSIC' |
9 |
October 10,
1957 |
TRAVELIN' TURTLE FINDS SCHOOLS BETTER'N SLUGS |
10 |
October 10,
1957 |
CENTRAL PUPILS JUNIOR FIREMEN |
7 |
October 10,
1957 |
THIS IS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK |
2 |
October 10,
1957 |
$528,021 OKEYED FOR '58 BUDGET |
1 |
October 10,
1957 |
JOHNSON, JOHN J |
2 |
October 10,
1957 |
KANE, CATHERINE |
2 |
October 10,
1957 |
'Y' OPEN HOUSE NEXT WEDNESDAY TO SHOW COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES |
2 |
October 10,
1957 |
SWIMMING POOL MEETING PLANNED |
1 |
October 10,
1957 |
$1000 OVERAGES ON STREETS JOB TO BE APPROVED |
1 |
October 10,
1957 |
HIGHWAY 1 ALTERNATE COMPLETED TO WITHIN 2.5 MILES OF WOODINVILLE |
7 |
October 10,
1957 |
IMPROVED PHONE SERVICE SOUGHT |
7 |
October 10,
1957 |
DIANE HURLBUT, GARY GARDNER |
8 |
October 10,
1957 |
SHIRLEY FLOYD, RICHARD WIBACK |
8 |
October 10,
1957 |
SYLVIA TUTTLE, STEPHEN JAMES |
8 |
October 17,
1957 |
HOW IS IT RETURNING TO COLLEGE AFTER 18 YEARS (DAVIS, MARY) |
2 |
October 17,
1957 |
LAKE WASHINGTON BAND MEMBER KARLA SANDS WOWS 'EM AT MUSIC CAMP |
6 |
October 17,
1957 |
MRS JOHN CHRISTENSEN, 84 TODAY, BUSY WITH 'SALT 'N PEPPER' HOBBY |
10 |
October 17,
1957 |
WORLD SERIES FAN BRINGS HOME BALL, BRAVES CAP (WITTERS, FRED) |
4 |
October 17,
1957 |
SWIMMING POOL STUDY TO CONTINUE |
6 |
October 17,
1957 |
BURMEISTER SETS GRAND OPENING FOR NOVEMBER 2 |
5 |
October 17,
1957 |
FURNITURE STORE IN NEW LOCATION (WASHINGTON STATE FURNITURE CO) |
2 |
October 17,
1957 |
NEIGHBORHOODS REPRESENTED BY UGN VOLUNTEERS |
5 |
October 17,
1957 |
UGN DRIVE 44% COMPLETE |
1 |
October 17,
1957 |
BUSSES TAKE 3600 PASSENGERS 1400 MILES DAILY |
12 |
October 17,
1957 |
KANGAROO ALUM REUNION SLATED FOR DECEMBER 27 |
2 |
October 17,
1957 |
NEW KINDERGARTEN AT NORKIRK EXCITING WORLD FOR LITTLE TYKES |
9 |
October 17,
1957 |
STAN BORESON TO GIVE TWO SHOWS AT ROSE HILL CARNIVAL OCTOBER 25 |
10 |
October 17,
1957 |
CRABAPPLE DIET HELPS IDENTIFY REMAINS IN LAKE (DEER ENTRAILS) |
1 |
October 17,
1957 |
REQUEST MARCH DATE FOR METRO PLAN ELECTION |
1 |
October 17,
1957 |
AL STOPFLER NEW COUNCILOR; FALK PERMANENT CHIEF |
1 |
October 17,
1957 |
BOTH HOUGHTON AND BELLEVUE LOSE TERRITORY |
2 |
October 17,
1957 |
$300 BURGLARY AT JUANITA SHOP EARLY SATURDAY |
1 |
October 17,
1957 |
KAESER VS KIRKLAND TRIAL STARTS TODAY |
1 |
October 17,
1957 |
VANDALS DAMAGE BUS EQUIPMENT |
1 |
October 17,
1957 |
CHRISTENSEN, THORVALD |
6 |
October 17,
1957 |
DOWNIE, GEORGE |
9 |
October 17,
1957 |
HUNGERFORD, OLIVER THOMAS |
6 |
October 17,
1957 |
MILLER, DONOVAN |
6 |
October 17,
1957 |
PAULSON, OLOF |
6 |
October 17,
1957 |
PERRIGO, FLORENCE |
1 |
October 17,
1957 |
SMITH, DAVID E |
6 |
October 17,
1957 |
TODD, ISOBEL |
9 |
October 17,
1957 |
KIRKLAND GIVEN ANOTHER ROUTE |
2 |
October 17,
1957 |
CIRCULATION MAN ON JOURNAL STAFF (ROLANDER, ART) |
1 |
October 17,
1957 |
SWIMMING POOL STUDY TO CONTINUE |
6 |
October 17,
1957 |
STAN BORESON TO GIVE TWO SHOWS AT ROSE HILL CARNIVAL OCTOBER 25 |
10 |
October 17,
1957 |
BRIDGE REPORT NOT EXPECTED FOR THREE WEEKS |
1 |
October 17,
1957 |
BARBARA TAYLOR, JOHN BOUDREAUX |
10 |
October 17,
1957 |
ERNA HASSING, OSIRIS WEISS |
11 |
October 24,
1957 |
CREST APARTMENTS OPENING (PHOTO) |
13 |
October 24,
1957 |
GOLDEN WEDDING RECEPTION SUNDAY TO HONOR THE DAVID W CRABTREES |
11 |
October 24,
1957 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF KIRKLAND |
5 |
October 24,
1957 |
$1374 IN 'SOCK' FOR KANG TRACK |
4 |
October 24,
1957 |
SCHOOL FAIR SHARE GIVING BOOSTS DRIVE HERE TO 79% |
2 |
October 24,
1957 |
POST-SEASON GAME WOULD SATISFY KIDS, COFFERS, CROWD AND CRITICS |
4 |
October 24,
1957 |
SCHOOLS REPORT 16 PERCENT OF STUDENTS ABSENT; FLU BLAMED |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
SHOVLIN ASSIGNS FACULTY MEMBERS TO IMPORTANT SCHOOL COMMITTEES |
3 |
October 24,
1957 |
LAILA LOUISE HAMMONDS, WESLEY UHLMAN |
10 |
October 24,
1957 |
CITY WILL BUY DIESEL TRACTOR FOR STREET WORK |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
EAST SIDE PARENT-TEACHER COUNCIL SCHEDULES MENTAL HEALTH SPEAKER |
3 |
October 24,
1957 |
SCHOOLS REPORT 16 PERCENT OF STUDENTS ABSENT; FLU BLAMED |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
KIWANIS SLATE SCHOOL PARTIES FOR HALLOWE'EN |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
HOUGHTON OKEYS $57000 BUDGET |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
LAKE WASHINGTON HITS LOWEST LEVEL IN 20 YEARS |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
10-BED ADDITION TO KIRKLAND HOSPITAL IS AUTHORIZED BY BOARD |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
FORCIER, AGNES |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SINGERS' MEMBERSHIP UP TO 51 |
11 |
October 24,
1957 |
BOY SCOUTS INVITE NEW MEMBERS; SIX TROOPS ACTIVE IN LOCAL AREA |
8 |
October 24,
1957 |
POST-SEASON GAME WOULD SATISFY KIDS, COFFERS, CROWD AND CRITICS |
4 |
October 24,
1957 |
BUGGE'S TWO-LAKE-BRIDGES IDEA REGARDED SANE |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
DISTRICT WATER, CITY OFFICIALS SEE STUDY NEED |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
KIRKLAND HAS COMPLEX WATER SUPPLY PROBLEM WHICH INVOLVES POOR WELL |
9 |
October 24,
1957 |
STORM DISRUPTS BELLEVUE POWER |
1 |
October 24,
1957 |
DELORES ANN ENGBRECHT, MICHAEL GENE MALINOSKY |
10 |
October 24,
1957 |
JANET SWARD, JIM PLEMMONS |
10 |
October 31,
1957 |
LOCAL YOUTH GETS TRIP TO CHICAGO BY 4-H EFFORT (DIESEN, CHUCK) |
1 |
October 31,
1957 |
OUR TOWN (MUELLER, TRAVIS HENRY) |
2 |
October 31,
1957 |
TRIP TO SEATTLE STILL A LONG ONE ... (KAISER, FANNIE PERRIGOUE) |
17 |
October 31,
1957 |
ST EDWARDS IS "MYSTERY AIR PHOTO" |
12 |
October 31,
1957 |
TRAILER PERMIT GRANTED FAMILY (KILBY, FRANK) |
9 |
October 31,
1957 |
ENGEL OPENS ENLARGED STORE (LAKESHORE APPLIANCE) |
3 |
October 31,
1957 |
KIRKLAND FURNITURE OPENING MODERN STORE (PHOTO OF BURMEISTERS) |
1 |
October 31,
1957 |
KIRKLAND FURNITURE PLANS GRAND OPENING OF HUGE NEW STORE FRIDAY |
9 |
October 31,
1957 |
MANY PEOPLE HAD HAND IN DEVELOPING FURNITURE STORE (BURMEISTERS) |
2 |
October 31,
1957 |
RESTYLED LINE ON DISPLAY AT EAST SIDE MOTOR |
3 |
October 31,
1957 |
CHAMBER TO AID IN BUDGET STUDY |
12 |
October 31,
1957 |
KIRKLAND WITHIN $300 OF GOAL; ONE WEEK TO GO (UGN) |
1 |
October 31,
1957 |
STUDENTS COMBINE SCHOOLWORK - RED CROSS PROJECTS |
13 |
October 31,
1957 |
CHAMBER TO AID IN BUDGET STUDY |
12 |
October 31,
1957 |
HALLOWEEN PARTIES OUT (FLU EPIDEMIC) |
1 |
October 31,
1957 |
HALLOWEEN PARTIES OUT (FLU EPIDEMIC) |
1 |
October 31,
1957 |
JUANITANS FACE WATER PROBLEMS |
2 |
October 31,
1957 |
$140,000 CITY LAWSUIT SETTLED FOR $20000 |
1 |
October 31,
1957 |
LOCAL PILFERAGE CASE IS SOLVED |
7 |
October 31,
1957 |
WEEKEND VANDALISM AT JUANITA |
1 |
October 31,
1957 |
DAARUD, JIMMY LEE |
1 |
October 31,
1957 |
DORHOFER, KIM |
5 |
October 31,
1957 |
NYBERG, MERLIN |
1 |
October 31,
1957 |
ST EDWARDS IS "MYSTERY AIR PHOTO" |
12 |
October 31,
1957 |
CLASS PROJECT BECOMES NEW CHURCH FOR YOUNG STUDENT (MAY, GEAROLD) |
7 |
October 31,
1957 |
HIGHWAY SIGNS TO BE INSTALLED |
7 |
October 31,
1957 |
JUANITANS FACE WATER PROBLEMS |
2 |
October 31,
1957 |
KING COUNTY CIVIC LEADERS TO GET RESULTS OF PUGET POWER'S SURVEY |
1 |
October 31,
1957 |
BARBARA ADELE BOUCHELLE, CARL GRONDONA |
14 |
October 31,
1957 |
EPSIE ALDRIDGE, FRED HUSE |
14 |
October 31,
1957 |
MARGUERITE ABBOTT, ROBERT SHORT |
14 |
October 31,
1957 |
NADINE HUDDLESTON, TOM ESCOTT |
14 |
November 7,
1957 |
BOY SHOOTS DEER ENROUTE TO SCHOOL (RICHARDSON, AL) |
1 |
November 7,
1957 |
CUSTOMERS WAIT FOR OPENING OF NEW FURNITURE STORE (PHOTO) |
14 |
November 7,
1957 |
GLOBE FIRESTONE ENLARGES STORE |
1 |
November 7,
1957 |
KANGAROO GRADS CONTACT CLASSMATES FOR '57 REUNION |
10 |
November 7,
1957 |
CITY EYES MOORAGE REGULATIONS; NAMES JOURNAL LEGAL PUBLICATION |
1 |
November 7,
1957 |
EXPERTS DISCUSS PROS AND CONS OF METRO PLAN |
1 |
November 7,
1957 |
3RD 'SHOTS' DUE NEXT WEEK IN POLIO CAMPAIGN |
1 |
November 7,
1957 |
SCHOOLS REPORT FLU RETREATING |
1 |
November 7,
1957 |
VISION TESTER GIVEN SCHOOLS BY LIONS CLUB |
9 |
November 7,
1957 |
JAYCEES START DECORATING PLANS FOR CITY STREETS |
1 |
November 7,
1957 |
EXTRA POLICE PUT ON STORE SLAYING (GREGORY, NORTON) |
1 |
November 7,
1957 |
ANDERSON, ANDREW A |
1 |
November 7,
1957 |
PATON, MICHAEL |
10 |
November 7,
1957 |
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR KIWANIS (PHOTO) |
9 |
November 7,
1957 |
JAYCEES START DECORATING PLANS FOR CITY STREETS |
1 |
November 7,
1957 |
VISION TESTER GIVEN SCHOOLS BY LIONS CLUB |
9 |
November 7,
1957 |
IT'S TRUE! EVERGREEN SITE APPROVED |
1 |
November 14,
1957 |
DEPOSITORS HAVE SAVED $1600000 SINCE SEATTLE FEDERAL OPENED IN 55 |
11 |
November 14,
1957 |
FAITH, COURAGE ON WIDOW'S SIDE ... (GREGORY, HELEN) |
1 |
November 14,
1957 |
OUR TOWN (LEQUE, NORMAN PAUL) |
10 |
November 14,
1957 |
MYSTERY PIC WAS WHEADON GREENHOUSE |
13 |
November 14,
1957 |
PAUL'S JEWELRY IN NEW LOCATION |
1 |
November 14,
1957 |
ADULT ED. PROGRAM SECOND LARGEST IN STATE; 1000 ENROLLED |
7 |
November 14,
1957 |
KANGS WIN THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE CLOBBERING WOLVERINES, 40-0 |
4 |
November 14,
1957 |
NORKIRK OPEN HOUSE SHOWS PARENTS HOW JOHNNY IS DOING |
12 |
November 14,
1957 |
STUDENT JUDGES OFFICIATE AT TRAFFIC COURT |
10 |
November 14,
1957 |
MOBILE CHEST X-RAY UNIT TO VISIT KIRKLAND, LOCAL AREA, NEXT WEEK |
11 |
November 14,
1957 |
POLIO 'SHOTS' TOMORROW, SATURDAY AT FIRE STATION |
5 |
November 14,
1957 |
HOUGHTON CITY FATHERS EYE ANNEXING BIG OVERLAKE PARK AREA |
1 |
November 14,
1957 |
THE WINTER FLEET ON A SUNNY FALL AFTERNOON (PHOTO) |
9 |
November 14,
1957 |
FOUR BURGLARIES INVESTIGATED HERE |
1 |
November 14,
1957 |
PICKUP MAY BE CLUE TO MURDERER (GREGORY, NORTON) |
1 |
November 14,
1957 |
R DUNLAP JOINS LAW FIRM HERE |
2 |
November 14,
1957 |
STUDENT JUDGES OFFICIATE AT TRAFFIC COURT |
10 |
November 14,
1957 |
FARRA, LESTER FRANKLIN |
13 |
November 14,
1957 |
MAYNARD, HORACE ALONZO |
10 |
November 14,
1957 |
ROBINSON, EVA |
7 |
November 14,
1957 |
MYSTERY PIC WAS WHEADON GREENHOUSE |
13 |
November 14,
1957 |
STEWART HEIGHTS ACREAGE FOR SALE |
1 |
November 14,
1957 |
KANGS WIN THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE CLOBBERING WOLVERINES, 40-0 |
4 |
November 14,
1957 |
GAY HOUSEWIVES OF ROSE POINT VIEW WATER BALANCE WITH MIXED EMOTION |
1 |
November 14,
1957 |
MILDRED SORENSEN, WARREN WARD |
12 |
November 14,
1957 |
SABRA HINDMAN, MERCER TYNDALL |
12 |
November 14,
1957 |
SHANNON SPARLING, WAYNE JATON |
12 |
November 21,
1957 |
DICK AND MOE'S CHEVRON STATION - GRAND OPENING |
9 |
November 21,
1957 |
HARRIS IS NAMED TO SAVINGS POST |
2 |
November 21,
1957 |
SANTA CLAUS SOLVENT NOW; CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECKS OUT |
2 |
November 21,
1957 |
KANGAROO ALUM IN BUTTE ALERTED BY JOURNAL STORY (MCQUINN, CHET) |
9 |
November 21,
1957 |
MRS HANNAH REMEMBERS TRIP FROM ENGLAND TO ESTABLISH STEEL MILL |
13 |
November 21,
1957 |
OUR TOWN (SEABLOOM, WALTER) |
10 |
November 21,
1957 |
COUNTY PLANNERS ASKED TO REZONE JUANITA AREA FOR SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
November 21,
1957 |
BAKERY EXPANDS STAFF FROM 4 TO 18 PERSONS (STENSLAND'S) |
7 |
November 21,
1957 |
SCHOOL ANNOUNCES EMERGENCY SCHEDULE (WEATHER) |
8 |
November 21,
1957 |
STUDENTS REPORT ON SCIENCE CLUB NEWLY ORGANIZED AT HIGH SCHOOL |
3 |
November 21,
1957 |
PATRICIA ANN VNUK, RICHARD PARTINGTON |
13 |
November 21,
1957 |
REGATTA, AROUND-THE-LAKE-HIKE, PROPOSED FOR KIRKLAND CARNIVAL |
9 |
November 21,
1957 |
HOUGHTON FIREMEN STUDY NEW METHODS |
8 |
November 21,
1957 |
$11500 IN COURT COSTS LAST OF KAESER LAWSUIT |
1 |
November 21,
1957 |
CITY WITHDRAWS FROM LAND SUIT (HOUGHTON - OVERLAKE PARK) |
1 |
November 21,
1957 |
ENGINEER RECOMMENDS $1200 REDUCTION IN LID 97 ASSESSMENTS |
1 |
November 21,
1957 |
FOUR POSITIONS OPEN ON COUNCIL |
9 |
November 21,
1957 |
THIS IS RAY FOSTER'S PRIDE 'N JOY (PHOTO OF TRACTOR) |
3 |
November 21,
1957 |
TOWN COUNCIL TO MEET MORE OFTEN |
8 |
November 21,
1957 |
MRS HANNAH REMEMBERS TRIP FROM ENGLAND TO ESTABLISH STEEL MILL |
13 |
November 21,
1957 |
CITY WITHDRAWS FROM LAND SUIT (HOUGHTON - OVERLAKE PARK) |
1 |
November 21,
1957 |
HOUGHTON FIREMEN STUDY NEW METHODS |
8 |
November 21,
1957 |
ATTORNEY STUDIES WITHDRAWAL PLAN IN JUANITA AREA (WATER DISTRICT) |
9 |
November 21,
1957 |
COUNTY PLANNERS ASKED TO REZONE JUANITA AREA FOR SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
November 21,
1957 |
$11500 IN COURT COSTS LAST OF KAESER LAWSUIT |
1 |
November 21,
1957 |
GREGORY KILLER STILL AT LARGE AFTER 3 WEEKS |
1 |
November 21,
1957 |
MATILLA, WARNER |
8 |
November 21,
1957 |
REV WARNECK TO BE HONORED |
7 |
November 21,
1957 |
COST OF SECOND LAKE BRIDGE SOARS INTO ASTRONOMICAL FIGURES |
2 |
November 21,
1957 |
COULD COMPLETE FREEWAY TIE-IN SOMETIME IN '61 |
1 |
November 21,
1957 |
PUBLIC MEETING ON SPAN APPROVAL MONDAY NIGHT |
1 |
November 21,
1957 |
WARNING SIGNS ON HIGHWAY WHERE MAN DIED |
8 |
November 21,
1957 |
WOODINVILLE WAY TO GET BRIDGE OVER HIGHWAY 1 |
7 |
November 21,
1957 |
ATTORNEY STUDIES WITHDRAWAL PLAN IN JUANITA AREA (WATER DISTRICT) |
9 |
November 21,
1957 |
CAROL LEE NARBUCK, ROBERT STERLING SIMPSON |
12 |
November 28,
1957 |
COMPANY SEEKS AID IN LOCATING HEIRS OF CHRIST JENSEN |
3 |
November 28,
1957 |
JUANITA REZONE REQUEST TABLED BY DEVELOPERS |
1 |
November 28,
1957 |
PLAN VENICE-TYPE DEVELOPMENT HERE; HOUGHTON - BAY CENTER TALKED |
1 |
November 28,
1957 |
BAKERY OBSERVES 2ND ANNIVERSARY (STENSLAND'S) |
8 |
November 28,
1957 |
MEL LOVE HEADS DIMES CAMPAIGN |
5 |
November 28,
1957 |
PLAN VENICE-TYPE DEVELOPMENT HERE; HOUGHTON - BAY CENTER TALKED |
1 |
November 28,
1957 |
SANTA WILL ARRIVE SATURDAY AT 2 WITH CHRISTMAS TREE, CANDY CANES |
1 |
November 28,
1957 |
PLAN VENICE-TYPE DEVELOPMENT HERE; HOUGHTON - BAY CENTER TALKED |
1 |
November 28,
1957 |
JUANITA REZONE REQUEST TABLED BY DEVELOPERS |
1 |
November 28,
1957 |
APPEAL MADE BY SHERIFF AND STAFF (GREGORY MURDER) |
2 |
November 28,
1957 |
BOERJAN, MRS PETER |
7 |
November 28,
1957 |
CHAPMAN, MILES |
7 |
November 28,
1957 |
CLAPP, JOHN IRVING |
3 |
November 28,
1957 |
FRASER, WILLIAM |
3 |
November 28,
1957 |
GRUENER, EMMA SOPHIA |
3 |
November 28,
1957 |
REUTER, HERMAN |
3 |
November 28,
1957 |
TALLINI, ANGELO N |
3 |
November 28,
1957 |
ROTARY GOVERNOR VISITS EAST SIDE |
2 |
November 28,
1957 |
EAST SIDE MAYORS, COUNCILMEN IN FRONT AGAINST BRIDGE PLAN |
1 |
November 28,
1957 |
GOV'S REP SAYS EVERGREEN COULD BE BUILT 3.5 YEARS AHEAD OF PARALLEL |
1 |
November 28,
1957 |
KAREN SYLVIA KENNARD, EDWIN JOSEPH MOEN JR |
6 |
December 5,
1957 |
BOB "LONE STAR" DIETZ, THINKING OF NEW USE FOR OLD STILL
(PHOTO) |
3 |
December 5,
1957 |
TADEJ FAMILY USES MUSIC AS MEANS OF EXPRESSING QUALITY OF HOME |
10 |
December 5,
1957 |
CITY'S DECORATIVE HOLIDAY GARB TRIBUTE TO JUNIOR C OF C SPIRIT |
9 |
December 5,
1957 |
GIFTED CHILDREN RECEIVE SCHOOL BOARD ATTENTION |
10 |
December 5,
1957 |
GERI OLSON, LEE LEAKE |
12 |
December 5,
1957 |
RECENT RESIDENT PROTESTS USE OF POISON FOR RATS (SCHROEDER) |
1 |
December 5,
1957 |
CITY FATHERS SANCTION FEES (KAESER SUIT) |
1 |
December 5,
1957 |
CITY WILL PURCHASE PROJECT A FOR PARK |
1 |
December 5,
1957 |
CHRISTMAS TRAIL WILL BEAUTIFY COMMUNITY IN ANNUAL CONTEST |
1 |
December 5,
1957 |
CITY'S DECORATIVE HOLIDAY GARB TRIBUTE TO JUNIOR C OF C SPIRIT |
9 |
December 5,
1957 |
JUANITA TELEPHONE SERVICE IMPROVED |
1 |
December 5,
1957 |
LANGDON ROAD AT JUANITA GETTING FACE LIFTING (PHOTO) |
9 |
December 5,
1957 |
LOCAL COMMUTERS HIT BY WALKOUT |
1 |
December 5,
1957 |
ROTERMUND, MARTIN CHARLES |
8 |
December 5,
1957 |
SMITH, RICHARD A |
2 |
December 5,
1957 |
CITY WILL PURCHASE PROJECT A FOR PARK |
1 |
December 5,
1957 |
CITY WILL PURCHASE PROJECT A FOR PARK |
1 |
December 5,
1957 |
FORMER PASTOR TO TAKE OVER SUNDAY (KENDALL, REV NEWTON - NAZARENE |
10 |
December 5,
1957 |
REV FORBES WILL LEAVE HERE FOR UNIVERSITY POST |
2 |
December 5,
1957 |
$73315 SLATER ROAD JOB BEGUN |
1 |
December 5,
1957 |
AWARD CANAL BRIDGE CONTRACT AS LAKE SPAN DELAY CONTINUES |
2 |
December 5,
1957 |
EVERGREEN GETS COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION OK |
1 |
December 5,
1957 |
KIRKLAND APPROVES BRIDGE SITE CHOICE |
9 |
December 5,
1957 |
LANGDON ROAD AT JUANITA GETTING FACE LIFTING (PHOTO) |
9 |
December 5,
1957 |
JUANITA TELEPHONE SERVICE IMPROVED |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
HEISDORF HOLLYWOOD FARM RECENT MYSTERY AIR PHOTO |
9 |
December 12,
1957 |
CAPTAIN AND HIS LADY RETIRE HERE FROM LAKES DUTY (TEMPLETON, A E) |
2 |
December 12,
1957 |
HEISDORF HOLLYWOOD FARM RECENT MYSTERY AIR PHOTO |
9 |
December 12,
1957 |
EARLY INTEREST SHOWN IN CONTEST TO BEAUTIFY HOMES OF COMMUNITY |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
DEBRIS CLEARED BY AUTO PARTS |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
GREATER KIRKLAND BOOSTERS HAD BIG 1957; TO ASSIST IN SUMMER CARNIVAL |
9 |
December 12,
1957 |
EARLY APPEAL TOLD FOR CLOTHING WEEK DRIVE IN JANUARY |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
ROD ANDERSON NAMED TO HEAD "MARCH OF DIMES" CAMPAIGN HERE |
10 |
December 12,
1957 |
UNCLE SAM'S IDEAS ON SAVINGS REFLECTED IN KIDS' THRIFTINESS |
13 |
December 12,
1957 |
FILING FOR CITY JOBS OPEN TWO WEEKS IN DECEMBER |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
SEATTLE CONCERT TO FEATURE EAST SIDE MUSICIANS |
15 |
December 12,
1957 |
PROGRAM TO PREVENT CHRISTMAS TREE FIRES WILL BE LAUNCHED HERE |
2 |
December 12,
1957 |
FILING FOR CITY JOBS OPEN TWO WEEKS IN DECEMBER |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
COMBINED CHRISTMAS PROGRAM OF WOMAN'S CLUB AND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH |
14 |
December 12,
1957 |
EARLY INTEREST SHOWN IN CONTEST TO BEAUTIFY HOMES OF COMMUNITY |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
READY PLANS FOR CHRISTMAS SHIP |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
HOUGHTON MEN OKEY EVERGREEN BRIDGE LOCATION |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
STRIKE AFFECTS 700 PASSENGERS IN KIRKLAND AREA |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
GIVE REPRIEVE ON PARKING TICKETS |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
FERRELL, MRS CHARLES |
3 |
December 12,
1957 |
SHINN, FRED W (COL.) |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
EQUIPMENT HELPS TO EXPAND "Y", DIRECTOR STATES |
11 |
December 12,
1957 |
POST OFFICE SETS SATURDAY HOURS |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
HEISDORF HOLLYWOOD FARM RECENT MYSTERY AIR PHOTO |
9 |
December 12,
1957 |
STRIKE AFFECTS 700 PASSENGERS IN KIRKLAND AREA |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
AWARD CONTRACT FOR NEW BRIDGE ON 2-A HIGHWAY |
9 |
December 12,
1957 |
HOUGHTON MEN OKEY EVERGREEN BRIDGE LOCATION |
1 |
December 12,
1957 |
NO QUESTION ABOUT IT, TUESDAY REALLY WAS A TERRIFIC DAY |
7 |
December 12,
1957 |
ADELLE NEVA KIDDER, ARTHUR R THOMPSON |
14 |
December 12,
1957 |
ANNE B DAVIS, HOMER F WEBSTER |
7 |
December 12,
1957 |
HEATHER YVONNE ROSS, WILLIAM GARY CRIST |
14 |
December 19,
1957 |
IT'S LIKELY KOREAN GIRL TOPS SANTA'S LIST (BROWN, DEBBIE) |
1 |
December 19,
1957 |
ONE-TIME LAKE STREET TYCOON NOW LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER (ANDERSON, TOM) |
9 |
December 19,
1957 |
JUANITANS HEAR SHOPPING CENTER REZONING REQUEST |
7 |
December 19,
1957 |
MIDNIGHT MASS ON XMAS TO BE FIRST IN NEW HOLY FAMILY CHURCH |
8 |
December 19,
1957 |
BIDS AWARDED BY COUNCIL FOR CITY BUSINESS |
1 |
December 19,
1957 |
TEACHING BOY PROPER USE OF GUN URGED IF LAD IS GETTING ONE FOR XMAS |
6 |
December 19,
1957 |
JUANITANS HEAR SHOPPING CENTER REZONING REQUEST |
7 |
December 19,
1957 |
THREE COUNTRIES CONSIDERED FOR FOREIGN STUDENT PROGRAM BY LWHS |
11 |
December 19,
1957 |
MARGARET LEE ADAMS, JERRY L ARMSTRONG |
14 |
December 19,
1957 |
MARIAN HOWKINS, ARTHUR E HOLT |
14 |
December 19,
1957 |
BIDS AWARDED BY COUNCIL FOR CITY BUSINESS |
1 |
December 19,
1957 |
TWO PROTEST LID ASSESSMENTS |
8 |
December 19,
1957 |
TWO SEEK TO STAY IN COUNCIL SEATS |
1 |
December 19,
1957 |
CHRISTMAS 'SPIRIT' INVOLVES LOTS OF ACHES, PAINS AND FORGETTING |
2 |
December 19,
1957 |
CHURCH SERVICES FOR YULE WEEK WILL FEATURE SPECIAL MUSIC BY CHOIR |
1 |
December 19,
1957 |
COORDINATORS READY CHRISTMAS BASKETS |
9 |
December 19,
1957 |
LAWSUIT DROPPED AGAINST HOUGHTON AND MARINA FIRM |
2 |
December 19,
1957 |
JUANITANS HEAR SHOPPING CENTER REZONING REQUEST |
7 |
December 19,
1957 |
ARRESTS DO NOT TIE-IN WITH CASE (GREGORY MURDER) |
1 |
December 19,
1957 |
BUSINESS FIRM REPORTS ROBBERY |
7 |
December 19,
1957 |
LAWSUIT DROPPED AGAINST HOUGHTON AND MARINA FIRM |
2 |
December 19,
1957 |
PET OWNERS WARNED ON DOG-NAPPERS WHO STEAL, SEEK REWARD, ABANDON |
9 |
December 19,
1957 |
ENAULT, HARRY CLIFFORD |
12 |
December 19,
1957 |
NELSON, RAYMOND |
12 |
December 19,
1957 |
SMITH, PHILLIP R |
1 |
December 19,
1957 |
STEWART HEIGHTS GOES FOR $35000 |
1 |
December 19,
1957 |
CHURCH SERVICES FOR YULE WEEK WILL FEATURE SPECIAL MUSIC BY CHOIR |
1 |
December 19,
1957 |
EAST SIDERS SKEPTICAL OF SAND POINT PLAN |
1 |
December 26,
1957 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE, WED 50 YEARS, TO HONOR EVENT (BURNARD, HARRY) |
1 |
December 26,
1957 |
SCHOOL MEN CONSIDERING MORE SEATS FOR FOOTBALL, NEW TRACK |
4 |
December 26,
1957 |
CHRISTMAS TRAIL ENTRIES GO ON VIEW THIS WEEK |
1 |
December 26,
1957 |
KIRKLAND MERCHANTS STAGE ANNUAL BABY CONTEST |
1 |
December 26,
1957 |
CALLING ALL GRADS TO ALUMNI REUNION |
1 |
December 26,
1957 |
LOCAL DANCERS RECEIVE SPECIAL AWARD (PHOTO) |
3 |
December 26,
1957 |
JOAN LOUISE HECKER, FREDRICK LOTTSFELDT |
5 |
December 26,
1957 |
CHRISTMAS TRAIL ENTRIES GO ON VIEW THIS WEEK |
1 |
December 26,
1957 |
HOUGHTON CONSIDERS CITY ORDINANCES TO OVERCOME GROWTH PROBLEMS |
1 |
December 26,
1957 |
SHELTON, MERRILL M (LAURABELLE) |
1 |
December 26,
1957 |
WHITE, MARY |
1 |
December 26,
1957 |
BRIDGES CAN BE BUILT |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
R A DAHL ENDS 35 YEARS WITH STANDARD OIL CO |
4 |
January 2, 1958 |
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH LAUNCHES BUILDING DRIVE |
5 |
January 2, 1958 |
CHRISTMAS TRAIL WINNERS CHOSEN |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
MANY GRADUATES ATTEND ANNUAL REUNION FRIDAY |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
SCHOOL LEVIES BEING STUDIED BY CITIZENS' ADVISORY GROUP |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
BAGGALEY RAPS COMMENTS BY METRO PLAN CHIEF |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
CHRISTMAS DINNERS LATE WHEN POWER LINE SNAPS; VOLUNTEERS AID TRAFFIC |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
CHRISTMAS TRAIL WINNERS CHOSEN |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
AMONG CHRISTMAS PRANKSTERS WAS VANDAL WHO CUT DOWN JUANITAN'S TREE |
2 |
January 2, 1958 |
RARE COINS STOLEN BY HOLIDAY THIEF |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
REWARD OFFERED FOR GREGORY KILLER |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
VETERINARIAN CARL SCHNEIDER MOVES TO NEW $30000 ANIMAL HOSPITAL |
2 |
January 2, 1958 |
BORNONG, CLARENCE |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
BRADSHAW, JOSEPH BURTON |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
CARLSON, HILMA |
2 |
January 2, 1958 |
MCELNEA, AGNES |
2 |
January 2, 1958 |
TWO FILE FOR CITY TREASURER |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
SAND POINT BOND ISSUE DEAD |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
CHRISTMAS DINNERS LATE WHEN POWER LINE SNAPS; VOLUNTEERS AID TRAFFIC |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
CHRISTMAS DINNERS LATE WHEN POWER LINE SNAPS; VOLUNTEERS AID TRAFFIC |
1 |
January 2, 1958 |
JUDITH ELWELL, OLIN EARL KELLER JR |
6 |
January 9, 1958 |
TAUSANS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING |
3 |
January 9, 1958 |
WHERE TO BANK IS ARGUED BY COUNCIL; DECISION UP IN AIR |
1 |
January 9, 1958 |
HARGITT FAMILY OF SEATTLE CALLS 'OSAGE' HOME |
9 |
January 9, 1958 |
JANE VERTREES, FORMER REPORTER WITH JOURNAL, NOW ISLAND SCRIBE |
6 |
January 9, 1958 |
SOLDIER'S SON WINS HOST OF PRIZES FOR 1ST BABY (FOSTER, WILLIAM) |
1 |
January 9, 1958 |
CONSIDER PROPERTY FOR WAREHOUSING |
2 |
January 9, 1958 |
ARCHBISHOP TO DEDICATE HOLY FAMILY PARISH PLANT (PHOTO) |
1 |
January 9, 1958 |
NEW CARPET FIBER AVAILABLE IN LOCAL STORE |
7 |
January 9, 1958 |
DANKLEFSEN NEW HEAD OF KIRKLAND CHAMBER |
7 |
January 9, 1958 |
OPEN HOUSE PLANNED TO SHOW OFF WORK OF ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES |
1 |
January 9, 1958 |
SCHOOL JOBS ARE UP FOR ELECTION |
1 |
January 9, 1958 |
JUNE DIANE MERRILL, PAUL A WEED |
8 |
January 9, 1958 |
NORLENE SPRINGSTEEL, ROBERT KYCEK |
8 |
January 9, 1958 |
CITY AND POLLUTION COMMISSION AT ODDS ON SEWER PLANT GRADE |
3 |
January 9, 1958 |
OSTRANDER GARAGE BURNS TO GROUND |
1 |
January 9, 1958 |
CITY AND POLLUTION COMMISSION AT ODDS ON SEWER PLANT GRADE |
3 |
January 9, 1958 |
UTILITY TAX EXTENSION, STREET LEVY PROPOSED |
1 |
January 9, 1958 |
WHERE TO BANK IS ARGUED BY COUNCIL; DECISION UP IN AIR |
1 |
January 9, 1958 |
SCHOOL KIDS TO RECEIVE 'SHOTS' DURING JANUARY |
7 |
January 9, 1958 |
GREGORY REWARD FUND LAUNCHED |
2 |
January 9, 1958 |
RADAR IN USE HERE FOR POLICING SPEED ON MAIN KIRKLAND STREETS |
1 |
January 9, 1958 |
BUCKLEY, NELLIE |
1 |
January 9, 1958 |
KOTTKE TWINS |
9 |
January 9, 1958 |
PETERSON, LENA |
5 |
January 9, 1958 |
STROPE, HENRY T |
5 |
January 9, 1958 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN'S CLUB OBSERVES BIRTHDAY AT ROARING 20S MEETING |
8 |
January 9, 1958 |
F L 'BILL' BOWEN SEEKS CITY POST |
7 |
January 9, 1958 |
SANDRA LEE MCLACHLAN, DAVID MCGILL COATS |
8 |
January 16,
1958 |
EMERSON NEIGHBOR GETTING SET FOR RETIREMENT; EXPERIENCE NOT NEW |
12 |
January 16,
1958 |
JIM MYNAR IS NEW EAGLE SCOUT |
9 |
January 16,
1958 |
MRS BERTHA MCLAUGHLIN'S SIXTY-YEAR DREAM OF WORLD TOUR NOW IS REAL |
1 |
January 16,
1958 |
OUR TOWN (SCHOONOVER, KENNETH LEE) |
2 |
January 16,
1958 |
MOST RECENT MYSTERY AIR PHOTO PROVED DIFFICULT (FULLER HOME) |
3 |
January 16,
1958 |
DUN & BRADSTREET RELEASE SHOWS GAIN IN NUMBER OF BUSINESS FIRMS |
8 |
January 16,
1958 |
OWNERS OF SPUDNUT SHOP DELAY GRAND OPENING FOR IMPROVEMENTS |
5 |
January 16,
1958 |
KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFICERS FOR 1958 (PHOTO) |
6 |
January 16,
1958 |
MARINE PARK COMPLETION HIGHLIGHTS '57 CHAMBER-COMMERCE PROJECT |
9 |
January 16,
1958 |
DIMES CAMPAIGN HERE SATURDAY NETS OVER $147 |
9 |
January 16,
1958 |
FIREMEN LEARN CD TECHNIQUES |
2 |
January 16,
1958 |
FREE COURSE IN HANDLING GUNS WILL PROLONG LIVES |
9 |
January 16,
1958 |
CITIZENS ADVISE RAISING $195,000 FOR SCHOOLS BY SPECIAL MILLAGE |
2 |
January 16,
1958 |
DARLENE MCGINNNIS, E L VAN STONE |
11 |
January 16,
1958 |
HOUGHTON SEWER PROJECT DELAYED FOR LACK OF FUNDS, MAYOR REPORTS |
3 |
January 16,
1958 |
DONATIONS BOOST GREGORY FUND TO $624 THIS WEEK |
1 |
January 16,
1958 |
TRIO OF YOUTHS SURPRISED WHILE STEALING GAS FROM REDMOND FIRM |
1 |
January 16,
1958 |
SKENE, JOHNATHAN |
2 |
January 16,
1958 |
TYLER, FRANK M |
2 |
January 16,
1958 |
WESTBY, THEODORE B |
11 |
January 16,
1958 |
KIRKLAND AND ROSE HILL GROUPS HOLD JOINT GIRL SCOUT CEREMONY |
6 |
January 16,
1958 |
MOST RECENT MYSTERY AIR PHOTO PROVED DIFFICULT (FULLER HOME) |
3 |
January 16,
1958 |
LUTHERAN PASTOR LEAVING CHURCH FOR NEW POST (RAAUM, ERNEST J) |
12 |
January 16,
1958 |
REV CHAS LOYER LEAVING; NAMED OLYMPIA PASTOR |
12 |
January 16,
1958 |
DUN & BRADSTREET RELEASE SHOWS GAIN IN NUMBER OF BUSINESS FIRMS |
8 |
January 16,
1958 |
CURB OF TEEN-AGE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS DEMANDED |
1 |
January 16,
1958 |
MARKET LIGHT URGED |
1 |
January 16,
1958 |
CLAUDIA HARDENBROOK, HEINZ HOHMANN |
10 |
January 16,
1958 |
ELAINE LAPHAM, DAVID R ROUSE |
10 |
January 16,
1958 |
LESLEY STARK, ROWLAND TABOR |
10 |
January 16,
1958 |
PEARL GARDNER, WILLIAM C TAYLOR |
11 |
January 23,
1958 |
KIRKLAND SINGER WILL BE FEATURED IN SEATTLE (LARSON, MARGARET) |
7 |
January 23,
1958 |
JUANITA PTA OPPOSES NEW SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
January 23,
1958 |
CHAMBER POINTS WAY FOR 1958 |
5 |
January 23,
1958 |
CLOTHING WEEK SCHEDULED FOR DISTRICT SCHOOLS |
7 |
January 23,
1958 |
MARKET STREET TRAFFIC (LETTER TO EDITOR) |
2 |
January 23,
1958 |
SCHOOL LEVIES WOULD RAISE $180,800 |
1 |
January 23,
1958 |
STUDENTS MUST KEEP UP WORK, RULE DECREES |
1 |
January 23,
1958 |
SHARI HALLEN, KENNETH ALFORD |
10 |
January 23,
1958 |
HOUGHTON POSTS SOUGHT BY FIVE |
9 |
January 23,
1958 |
JUANITA PTA OPPOSES NEW SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
January 23,
1958 |
CURFEW TO STAY AT 11; PROMISE OF ENFORCEMENT |
1 |
January 23,
1958 |
GREGORY FUND, NOW $733, TERMINATES NEXT WEEK |
1 |
January 23,
1958 |
ASPEGREN, WILBUR EDWIN |
1 |
January 23,
1958 |
SANDERSON, MRS ENGEBORG |
2 |
January 23,
1958 |
LOCAL Y BRANCH ACTIVE 15 YEARS |
7 |
January 23,
1958 |
HOUGHTON POSTS SOUGHT BY FIVE |
9 |
January 23,
1958 |
MAYNARD NELSON SEEKS POSITION ON SCHOOL BOARD |
1 |
January 23,
1958 |
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S DRAWING SHOWS NEW PARK POSSIBILITIES |
9 |
January 23,
1958 |
MARKET STREET TRAFFIC (LETTER TO EDITOR) |
2 |
January 23,
1958 |
STREET OVERHEAD LIGHTS ASKED FOR |
5 |
January 23,
1958 |
STREET PROJECT WILL BE PUT TO VOTE IN MARCH |
1 |
January 23,
1958 |
LAILA HAMMOND, WESLEY UHLMAN |
10 |
January 30,
1958 |
OUR TOWN (HAVLIK, CHARLES) |
2 |
January 30,
1958 |
JUANITA SHOPPING CENTER ZONING CHANGE DENIED |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
WORK STARTED ON BOWLING ALLEYS |
4 |
January 30,
1958 |
CATHCART PLACE MYSTERY PHOTO FEATURE |
5 |
January 30,
1958 |
BUSINESSMAN QUESTIONS KIRKLAND'S 5-MILL TAX PLAN FOR STREETS |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
CANTEEN HOURS WILL NOT CHANGE |
5 |
January 30,
1958 |
NO BUSINESS MAN IS TOO BUSY FOR CHAMBER WORK |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
JUANITA SHOPPING CENTER ZONING CHANGE DENIED |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
APPROXIMATELY 30% OF GRADUATES FROM HERE MOVE ON TO COLLEGE |
9 |
January 30,
1958 |
HIGH SCHOOL SCIENTISTS LAUNCH ROCKET MISSILE |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
COLLEEN COLGROVE, ROBERT E HAVLIK |
10 |
January 30,
1958 |
MAYOR BRIEFS COUNCIL ON ROAD (BLACKTOP) |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
CATHCART PLACE MYSTERY PHOTO FEATURE |
5 |
January 30,
1958 |
HOUGHTON DOCK IS DISCUSSED |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
NINE FILE FOR HOUGHTON CITY COUNCIL SEATS |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
JUANITA SHOPPING CENTER ZONING CHANGE DENIED |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
MAY ASK FOR BOND ISSUE TO SETTLE WATER PROBLEM |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
3 BOY BURGLARS CAUGHT |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
ANDRE, MARY S |
3 |
January 30,
1958 |
LISLE, A W |
2 |
January 30,
1958 |
EAST SIDE YMCA REPORTS 50245 ATTENDED FUNCTIONS DURING 1957 |
2 |
January 30,
1958 |
NINE FILE FOR HOUGHTON CITY COUNCIL SEATS |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
CATHCART PLACE MYSTERY PHOTO FEATURE |
5 |
January 30,
1958 |
SWIMMING CLASSES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS ARE SCHEDULED FOR POOL HERE |
4 |
January 30,
1958 |
WORK STARTED ON BOWLING ALLEYS |
4 |
January 30,
1958 |
HOUGHTON DOCK IS DISCUSSED |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
AL LELAND URGES GOVERNOR IGNORE SEATTLE ON SPAN |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
BUSINESSMAN QUESTIONS KIRKLAND'S 5-MILL TAX PLAN FOR STREETS |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
LOWER INTEREST RATES CONDUCIVE TO CONSTRUCTING SECOND LAKE BRIDGE |
9 |
January 30,
1958 |
MAYOR BRIEFS COUNCIL ON ROAD (BLACKTOP) |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
MAY ASK FOR BOND ISSUE TO SETTLE WATER PROBLEM |
1 |
January 30,
1958 |
LINDA LINDBLOM, MAURICE CHRIS OTTMAR |
10 |
January 30,
1958 |
PHYLLIS THURMAN, SAMUEL CONOVER |
10 |
February 6,
1958 |
NBC AWARDED CITY'S BANKING ON SECOND BID |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
TALENTED TWINS TAKE SPOTLIGHT WITH THEIR MUSIC (HALL, JOAN & JEAN |
5 |
February 6,
1958 |
ICE CREAM PLANT DAMAGED BY FIRE |
9 |
February 6,
1958 |
EAST SIDE JUNIOR COLLEGE CONSIDERED |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
MOTHERS' MARCH NETS OVER $1500 AND MORE DUE |
9 |
February 6,
1958 |
ADULT STUDENTS HOLD OPEN HOUSE (PHOTO) |
10 |
February 6,
1958 |
EAST SIDE JUNIOR COLLEGE CONSIDERED |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
HIGH SCHOOL GROUP HOPES TO BRING FOREIGN STUDENT HERE NEXT YEAR |
8 |
February 6,
1958 |
JUNIOR HIGH PERIOD IS NECESSARY FOR PREPARATION, SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT |
9 |
February 6,
1958 |
STATE AUDITOR GIVES SCHOOL DISTRICT EXCELLENT RATING FOR RECORDS |
9 |
February 6,
1958 |
STUDENTS START TEACHING HERE IN LW SCHOOLS |
6 |
February 6,
1958 |
JOBS ARE OPEN IN POST OFFICE |
10 |
February 6,
1958 |
MARILYN GAY JONDALL, ALBERT D VALESKO |
11 |
February 6,
1958 |
SHARON CAST, DEAN HOEL |
10 |
February 6,
1958 |
FIRE DISTRICT ZONES IMPROVED |
3 |
February 6,
1958 |
ICE CREAM PLANT DAMAGED BY FIRE |
9 |
February 6,
1958 |
CITY COUNCILMEN BACK MAYOR IN OPPOSING METRO |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
NBC AWARDED CITY'S BANKING ON SECOND BID |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
CITY COUNCILMEN BACK MAYOR IN OPPOSING METRO |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
MANY STUDENTS RECEIVE SHOTS IN FIRST ROUND |
9 |
February 6,
1958 |
KIRKLAND HEADQUARTERS FOR GOLF TEE AND YARDAGE MARKER MANUFACTURING |
5 |
February 6,
1958 |
DRIVER SLUGGED, ROBBED HERE IN DAYLIGHT ASSAULT |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
NEW POLICE CAR DELIVERED TO COMMISSIONER (PHOTO) |
5 |
February 6,
1958 |
SAMPLE OF AGGRAVATING VANDALISM (PHOTO OF TIRE-TRACKS ON LAWN) |
2 |
February 6,
1958 |
INTERESTING FACTS CONCERNING PUBLIC LIBRARY REVEALED IN REPORT |
6 |
February 6,
1958 |
HARTIG, LIBERTY |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
HOLMES, BEATRICE D |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
LENNOX, DORA |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
PHELPS, PATSY MARIE |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
JOBS ARE OPEN IN POST OFFICE |
10 |
February 6,
1958 |
BRIDGE USERS GROUP FAVORS IMMEDIATE STAGE CONSTRUCTION AT EVERGREEN |
9 |
February 6,
1958 |
WINDSTORM DOWNS POWER LINES, DISRUPTS SERVICE OVER ENTIRE AREA |
1 |
February 6,
1958 |
CAROL HULL, DALTON ODELL SMITH |
10 |
February 13,
1958 |
HEARTS-FLOWERS THEME STILL GOES FOR KIRKLAND COUPLE (BARRIE, BEN) |
9 |
February 13,
1958 |
BRAZILIAN SCHOOLMARM OFF FOR CAPITOL, HOME (DE OLIVIERA, ETTY) |
6 |
February 13,
1958 |
OUR TOWN (SPENCER, JACK) |
2 |
February 13,
1958 |
LAKE HILLS CHURCH DEDICATION SLATED FOR NEXT SUNDAY |
6 |
February 13,
1958 |
CHAMBER TO TAKE ACTION ON "TORRID" METRO PLAN |
1 |
February 13,
1958 |
JUNIOR CHAMBER MAKING SURVEY OF 'OUR TOWN' |
9 |
February 13,
1958 |
CORRECT TRUANCY AT JUNIOR HIGH |
1 |
February 13,
1958 |
KIDS' FRIEND FOR 1957 TO BE NAMED AT BANQUET |
1 |
February 13,
1958 |
CONDITIONS OF DOWNTOWN STREETS PATHETIC |
2 |
February 13,
1958 |
BASIC SKILLS DEVELOPED ALONG WITH NEW INTERESTS AT ELEMENTARY LEVEL |
9 |
February 13,
1958 |
BRAZILIAN SCHOOLMARM OFF FOR CAPITOL, HOME (DE OLIVIERA, ETTY) |
6 |
February 13,
1958 |
CORRECT TRUANCY AT JUNIOR HIGH |
1 |
February 13,
1958 |
BEVERLY ANN COLLINS, JACK ANDERSON SMITH |
11 |
February 13,
1958 |
JUDY JAMES, ALAN SJOLANDER |
10 |
February 13,
1958 |
CONCERT SLATED FOR BARBERSHOP SINGING GROUPS |
7 |
February 13,
1958 |
CHAMBER TO TAKE ACTION ON "TORRID" METRO PLAN |
1 |
February 13,
1958 |
HOUGHTON PASSES AUTO ORDINANCE |
1 |
February 13,
1958 |
ASPHALTIC PLANT HEARING SET FOR NEXT THURSDAY |
9 |
February 13,
1958 |
JUANITANS' WELL MENDED QUICKLY |
9 |
February 13,
1958 |
JUANITANS WILL REVIEW WATER DISTRICT PROPOSAL |
3 |
February 13,
1958 |
HOUGHTON PASSES AUTO ORDINANCE |
1 |
February 13,
1958 |
LATEST CONTRIBUTION BOOSTS FUND TO $1000 (GREGORY CASE) |
9 |
February 13,
1958 |
STREET DUMPING PROVES COSTLY |
1 |
February 13,
1958 |
NEW OPTOMETRISTS OPEN PRACTICE HERE (ANDRIESEN) |
8 |
February 13,
1958 |
KIRTLEY, BESSIE E |
1 |
February 13,
1958 |
PADUANO, MARY |
7 |
February 13,
1958 |
TURTAINEN, ANNA |
7 |
February 13,
1958 |
SOMETHING NEW IN WINTER SPORTS (WATER SKIING PHOTO) |
7 |
February 13,
1958 |
SOMETHING NEW IN WINTER SPORTS (WATER SKIING PHOTO) |
7 |
February 13,
1958 |
20-MILE ZONE NEAR ROSE HILL SCHOOL ORDERED TO PREVENT MISHAPS |
1 |
February 13,
1958 |
JUANITANS' WELL MENDED QUICKLY |
9 |
February 13,
1958 |
JUANITANS WILL REVIEW WATER DISTRICT PROPOSAL |
3 |
February 13,
1958 |
RATE INCREASE REQUEST FILED BY WEST COAST (TELEPHONE) |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
MUSIC GROUP RETURNS HERE BY POPULAR DEMAND (SEATTLE SYMPHONY) |
9 |
February 20,
1958 |
IT WAS BIG DAY FOR GUST HOLMBERG WHEN HE CELEBRATED 75TH BIRTHDAY |
6 |
February 20,
1958 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUYS HEIGHTS PROPERTY |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
DRAPERY FIRM PLANS NEW MOBILE SERVICE |
5 |
February 20,
1958 |
KIRKLAND MERCHANTS TO OFFER FREE TRIPS TO PALM SPRINGS |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
OIL COMPANY GETS NOD FOR NEW STATION (CARTER OIL) |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
CHAMBER AGAINST METRO |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
CHAMBER LISTS 11 POINTS IN PROGRAM FOR STEPPING UP ACTIVITIES |
8 |
February 20,
1958 |
KIRKLAND'S POLIO DRIVE RESULTS UP |
9 |
February 20,
1958 |
PARENTS OBJECT TO BUS SCHEDULE |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
DIANE BETTY MAKI, KENNETH R SOLENE |
10 |
February 20,
1958 |
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE GALS TO BECOME MISS AMERICA |
5 |
February 20,
1958 |
CITY'S TERMS FOR FINANCING PARK ACCEPTED (PROJECT A) |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
MAYOR ASKS FOR APPROVAL OF 5-MILL LEVY AT MARCH ELECTION |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
CHAMBER AGAINST METRO |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
JUANITA'S MOUNTAIN VIEW PICKLE PLANT IS AMBITIOUS VENTURE (KLEIN) |
7 |
February 20,
1958 |
JUANITA'S MOUNTAIN VIEW PICKLE PLANT IS AMBITIOUS VENTURE (KLEIN) |
7 |
February 20,
1958 |
ROSE HILL RESIDENT REPORTED MISSING (CLARK, RON) |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
LIST OF ADULT BOOKS ADVISED FOR YOUNG READERS READY AT LIBRARY |
9 |
February 20,
1958 |
BEHNER, JESSIE |
2 |
February 20,
1958 |
HUNT, MAYNARD |
2 |
February 20,
1958 |
PARENTS' CLUB FINDS OPERATION OF SCHOOL DANCES FUN |
10 |
February 20,
1958 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUYS HEIGHTS PROPERTY |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
TRIO WHO OPERATE OLYMPUS SWIM POOL TO OPEN EAST SIDE POOL |
9 |
February 20,
1958 |
CITY'S TERMS FOR FINANCING PARK ACCEPTED (PROJECT A) |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
MISSION TO OPEN AT HOLY FAMILY CHURCH FOR WEEK |
11 |
February 20,
1958 |
PARENTS OBJECT TO BUS SCHEDULE |
1 |
February 20,
1958 |
SEATTLE COUNCIL HOPEFUL URGES EVERGREEN SITE (BRIDGE) |
5 |
February 20,
1958 |
STATE SAYS CITY TO LIGHT WALKS ALONG MARKET |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
STABLES CHOSEN FOR TV PROGRAM, SUCCESS STORY (JIMMIE RAINWATER'S) |
10 |
February 27,
1958 |
CITY CLERK DELUGED WITH BOW TIES (PHOTO OF FITCH, LOREN) |
9 |
February 27,
1958 |
DR FEEK NAMED KIDS' FRIEND AT NOMINEES DINNER |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
GERMAN GIRL AT REDMOND COURSE IS FORMER MODEL (PATTON, RUTH SULTZ |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
MERCHANTS HEAR STREET LEVY DEBATE |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
DR FEEK NAMED KIDS' FRIEND AT NOMINEES DINNER |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
CHAMPION LAKERS START DISTRICT PLAY |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
TIMELY SCIENCE PREVIEWS SHOWN JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH ASSEMBLIES |
12 |
February 27,
1958 |
TWENTY-FIVE PRESIDENTS HAVE SERVED COMMUNITY (ROSE HILL PTA) |
7 |
February 27,
1958 |
"FASHIONS ON FIFTH AVENUE" IS STYLE SHOW THEME |
10 |
February 27,
1958 |
MISS SEATTLE RAINIER TO GET TRIP ACROSS ATLANTIC |
9 |
February 27,
1958 |
LAKE ISSUE IS "PANIC BUTTON" FOR METRO ADHERENTS |
8 |
February 27,
1958 |
HOUGHTON NEEDS SEWER PATRONAGE |
2 |
February 27,
1958 |
HOUGHTON RULES BY ORDINANCE ON BUILDING MOVING |
2 |
February 27,
1958 |
RESTRICT ASPHALT PLANT AT JUANITA |
2 |
February 27,
1958 |
RESTRICT ASPHALT PLANT AT JUANITA |
2 |
February 27,
1958 |
LAKE ISSUE IS "PANIC BUTTON" FOR METRO ADHERENTS |
8 |
February 27,
1958 |
YOUNG LISTENERS LEARN PEDESTRIAN SAFETY (PHOTO) |
9 |
February 27,
1958 |
STABLES CHOSEN FOR TV PROGRAM, SUCCESS STORY (JIMMIE RAINWATER'S) |
10 |
February 27,
1958 |
STRASSER, WILLIAM |
6 |
February 27,
1958 |
TWENTY-FIVE PRESIDENTS HAVE SERVED COMMUNITY (ROSE HILL PTA) |
7 |
February 27,
1958 |
NEW ORTHOPEDIC CLUB NAMED FOR LAURA J MILLER, FORMER TEACHER |
11 |
February 27,
1958 |
CHAMPION LAKERS START DISTRICT PLAY |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
PLANE ARRIVES, TAKES PASSENGER FOR RIDE (PHOTO) |
9 |
February 27,
1958 |
GOVERNOR POINTS TO BETTER MONEY MARKET ON SPAN |
9 |
February 27,
1958 |
MERCHANTS HEAR STREET LEVY DEBATE |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
COMMISSIONERS GIVEN QUIZZING AT WATER PARLEY |
6 |
February 27,
1958 |
EAST SIDE SEWER COUNCIL PLANNED |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
HOUGHTON NEEDS SEWER PATRONAGE |
2 |
February 27,
1958 |
THE WEATHER WAS VERY FAIR - THEN VARY FOUL (PHOTOS) |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
WIND DAMAGES UTILITIES AND LAKEFRONT DOCKS |
1 |
February 27,
1958 |
SHARI LOU HALLEN, KENNETH NEIL ALFORD |
10 |
March 6, 1958 |
FAMILY OF BABY GIRL DESCENDANT OF VICE PRESIDENT (KING, VERA MARIE) |
9 |
March 6, 1958 |
OUR TOWN (MUNZINGER, LEONA) |
10 |
March 6, 1958 |
ROSE HILL PIONEER ENDS PROWL OF RACCOON WILLIE (CATHCART, EVE) |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
FAMILY OF BABY GIRL DESCENDANT OF VICE PRESIDENT (KING, VERA MARIE) |
9 |
March 6, 1958 |
WORK WILL START SOON ON $24000 HOSPITAL PROJECT |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
STORES BUILD MODERN FRONTS |
9 |
March 6, 1958 |
ADVISORY GROUP BOOSTING PASSAGE OF SCHOOL LEVIES |
2 |
March 6, 1958 |
COLLEGE WORKSHOP TO BE REPEATED AT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ON MARCH 15 |
2 |
March 6, 1958 |
HIGH SCHOOL'S REVISED HONOR ROLL NAMES 78 BRIGHT STUDENTS ON LIST |
7 |
March 6, 1958 |
JUNIOR HIGH HONOR STUDENTS LISTED; 14 PUPILS MAKE STRAIGHT "A" |
6 |
March 6, 1958 |
SCHOOL AND STREET BONDS, METRO ON BALLOT |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
BARBERSHOP QUARTETS TO APPEAR |
14 |
March 6, 1958 |
GOOD ATTENDANCE ASSURES SUCCESS OF '58 EAST SIDE PARADE OF MUSIC |
2 |
March 6, 1958 |
PERFORMANCES READIED FOR TALENT SHOW |
9 |
March 6, 1958 |
CITY RECEIVES INQUIRY INTO WATERSHED TIMBER |
2 |
March 6, 1958 |
ORIENTAL MUSIC, COSTUMES TO MARK THEME OF LAKEVIEW'S FESTIVAL |
6 |
March 6, 1958 |
CITY WILL DECIDE ON EXTENSION OF LAKE ST PARKING |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
OFFICIALS PLAN DRIVE TO 'GET OUT THE CITY VOTE' |
3 |
March 6, 1958 |
SCHOOL AND STREET BONDS, METRO ON BALLOT |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
METRO PLAN PROVING FAILURE IN MIAMI |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
NINE WILL SEEK HOUGHTON POSTS |
2 |
March 6, 1958 |
TWO MEN FINED FOR SWINDLING |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
SKIPPER, BOATS AND PEOPLE COOPERATE IN FILMING TV FEATURE |
13 |
March 6, 1958 |
WORK WILL START SOON ON $24000 HOSPITAL PROJECT |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
FLORIN, GUSTAV |
9 |
March 6, 1958 |
GRIMM, VERNA |
12 |
March 6, 1958 |
NAF, MARGARET |
14 |
March 6, 1958 |
KIRKLAND CITY TREASURER'S JOB SOUGHT BY TWO |
5 |
March 6, 1958 |
NINE WILL SEEK HOUGHTON POSTS |
2 |
March 6, 1958 |
POLLING PLACES LISTED BY CITY |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
SCHOOL AND STREET BONDS, METRO ON BALLOT |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
SKIPPER, BOATS AND PEOPLE COOPERATE IN FILMING TV FEATURE |
13 |
March 6, 1958 |
CITY WILL DECIDE ON EXTENSION OF LAKE ST PARKING |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
FEDERAL FUNDS FOR FREEWAY LINKED WITH DEFINITE LOCATION OF BRIDGE |
9 |
March 6, 1958 |
MARKET LIGHTING HINGES ON VISIT FROM STATE MEN |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
SCHOOL AND STREET BONDS, METRO ON BALLOT |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY DUE |
1 |
March 6, 1958 |
TELEPHONE COMPANY ANNOUNCES EXPANSION PROGRAM FOR KIRKLAND |
3 |
March 6, 1958 |
CHARLOTTE URBAN, GIL OLSON |
12 |
March 13, 1958 |
COUPLE SOJOURNS IN ARIZONA FOR SILVER WEDDING (SNYDER, RAYMOND) |
10 |
March 13, 1958 |
SURE'N B'GORRAH IT'S MOLLY RYAN WHO'S OUR IRISH COLLEEN FOR 1958 |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN WILL TOUR EUROPE (BOYLE, JERRY) |
9 |
March 13, 1958 |
SHERIFF WARNS AGAINST GUNS (BRIDLE TRAILS) |
4 |
March 13, 1958 |
JUNIOR HIGH'S VOCATIONAL PROGRAM COMPLIMENTS COLLEGE WORKSHOP |
9 |
March 13, 1958 |
KIRKLAND TURNS DOWN METRO, SCHOOL BONDS |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
BARBERSHOP QUARTETTES PLAN POPULAR PROGRAM OF SONGS |
5 |
March 13, 1958 |
KIRKLAND BEAUTIES IN MISS WASHINGTON CONTEST |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
BRUCE FLANAGAN WINS CITY POST |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
KIRKLAND TURNS DOWN METRO, SCHOOL BONDS |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
KIRKLAND TURNS DOWN METRO, SCHOOL BONDS |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
HEALTH DEPT REPORTS GIVE KIRKLAND BLACK EYE |
2 |
March 13, 1958 |
SURE'N B'GORRAH IT'S MOLLY RYAN WHO'S OUR IRISH COLLEEN FOR 1958 |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
DIEHL WINS NEW HOUGHTON POST; INCUMBENTS STAY |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
HOUGHTON SENDS ZONING REQUEST BACK TO PLANNERS |
2 |
March 13, 1958 |
WESTERN PNEUMATIC, SUPERIOR TUBE FIRMS TO EXCHANGE TECHNICAL DATA |
7 |
March 13, 1958 |
BOND ISSUES IN JUANITA WATER DISTRICT LOSES |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
HEALTH DEPT REPORTS GIVE KIRKLAND BLACK EYE |
2 |
March 13, 1958 |
ASSIGN NEW MAN FOR STATE PATROL (MORRISON, HARRY L) |
4 |
March 13, 1958 |
SHERIFF WARNS AGAINST GUNS (BRIDLE TRAILS) |
4 |
March 13, 1958 |
FITCH, LOREN |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
JENSEN, JENS |
5 |
March 13, 1958 |
OLSON, PER EMEL |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
TRUNKHILL, THOMAS A |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
CAMP FIRE GIRLS AND BLUE BIRDS PREPARE FOR BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION |
5 |
March 13, 1958 |
KIRKLAND TURNS DOWN METRO, SCHOOL BONDS |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
PIRATE HOOP VICTORY OUSTS KANGAROO FIVE |
4 |
March 13, 1958 |
CITY SEEKS TO NAME PARK ACQUIRED FROM US (PROJECT A) |
6 |
March 13, 1958 |
HEALTH DEPT REPORTS GIVE KIRKLAND BLACK EYE |
2 |
March 13, 1958 |
BAPTISTS TO HOST GUEST EVANGELIST (CROWELL, REV ELTON) |
11 |
March 13, 1958 |
STREET LEVY IN KIRKLAND APPROVED |
1 |
March 13, 1958 |
VITAL ACTION DUE IN SPAN MEETING |
2 |
March 13, 1958 |
MIDNIGHT SATURDAY IS ZERO HOUR FOR PHONE NUMBER CHANGEOVER |
9 |
March 13, 1958 |
JUNE DIANE MERRILL, PAUL ARTHUR WEED |
10 |
March 13, 1958 |
MARGARET ADAMS, JERRY LYNN ARMSTRONG |
10 |
March 20, 1958 |
SUMMER BOWLING LOOPS TO OPEN TOTEM LANES |
4 |
March 20, 1958 |
JUANITA PIONEER OPENS BUSINESS (WATSON'S BEACH INN - WATSON, ED) |
8 |
March 20, 1958 |
CHAMBER HITS $4000 IN DRIVE |
2 |
March 20, 1958 |
ANNUAL EGG DRIVE OF KIRKLAND ORTHOPEDIC GUILD WILL BEGIN MARCH 24 |
5 |
March 20, 1958 |
SENIORS EXCEL IN NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP TEST |
1 |
March 20, 1958 |
SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION MAY 6 |
1 |
March 20, 1958 |
WAGON TRAIN RUMBLES THROUGH KIRKLAND, A HEADIN' WEST |
9 |
March 20, 1958 |
VOICE OF TURTLE MISSING - TEMPERAMENTAL TOM CLAMS |
1 |
March 20, 1958 |
EAST SIDE GARDEN CLUBS 11TH ANNUAL PRIMROSE SHOW SET APRIL 18-20 |
6 |
March 20, 1958 |
JAYCEE WIVES TO PRESENT "SILHOUETTES OF SPRING" (FASHION
PHOTOS) |
3 |
March 20, 1958 |
FIRE SEASON BEGUN; NEED PERMITS NOW FOR RURAL BURNING |
6 |
March 20, 1958 |
CITY APPROVES CROSSWALK SIGNS |
1 |
March 20, 1958 |
GEORGE COMPTON NEW CITY CLERK |
1 |
March 20, 1958 |
SECRET OF WHY JOHNNY LEARNS TO READ IN KIRKLAND REVEALED |
12 |
March 20, 1958 |
GAU, LAWRENCE |
5 |
March 20, 1958 |
LAGOE, ALBERT C |
1 |
March 20, 1958 |
MARCH, MRS PHILIP M |
1 |
March 20, 1958 |
CITY APPROVES CROSSWALK SIGNS |
1 |
March 20, 1958 |
GOVERNOR, BRIDGE USERS TO MEET; PARALLEL SPAN BOOSTED BY LEAGUE |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
DAISY CHIMES PRODUCES FOR RALPH KELLER BY SETTING RECORD FOR MILK |
7 |
March 27, 1958 |
DICK FIDDLER OF KIRKLAND WINS BRITISH SCHOLARSHIP |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
'GRAMP' FISHER 99 YEARS YOUNG (FISHER, L R) |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
OUR TOWN (BOWEN, BILL) |
2 |
March 27, 1958 |
SISTER WRITES SEEKING LOST BROTHER BY NAME OF BOTHWELL |
7 |
March 27, 1958 |
EASING OF MONEY MARKET EXPECTED TO AID BUILDING |
8 |
March 27, 1958 |
FIREMEN ASK TO PASS ON PERMITS FOR BUILDINGS |
5 |
March 27, 1958 |
HOSPITAL PLANS PASSED BY CITY |
14 |
March 27, 1958 |
KIRKLAND HOME, HOUSEWIFE ADD ZEST TO APRIL BH&G (WATSON, BRUCE) |
10 |
March 27, 1958 |
LOCAL STORE IN FEATURE ARTICLE (PAUL'S JEWELERS) |
8 |
March 27, 1958 |
NEW MODE O'DAY WILL OPEN TODAY |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
R F ATTERBURYS WINNERS OF FABULOUS FIVE-DAY TRIP TO PALM SPRINGS |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
TWO-HOUR HUNT FOR BODIES IN RIVER FRUITLESS (SUBMERGED CAR) |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
YOUTH IS KILLED IN CAR, BUS COLLISION (OWEN, DONALD GAY) |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
EASING OF MONEY MARKET EXPECTED TO AID BUILDING |
8 |
March 27, 1958 |
BARNEY THE WISE OLD OWL AT CENTRAL SCHOOL BECOMES MRS BARNEY ... |
14 |
March 27, 1958 |
SCHOOL ELECTION PLANNING OUTLINED BY COMMITTEE |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
ROSE MARIE WALDRAM, GERALD SORENSEN |
12 |
March 27, 1958 |
BARNEY THE WISE OLD OWL AT CENTRAL SCHOOL BECOMES MRS BARNEY ... |
14 |
March 27, 1958 |
TAXPAYER GROUP WANTS REPORT ON LAKE REVEALED |
3 |
March 27, 1958 |
GARDEN CLUB NAMES COMMITTEE HEADS FOR ANNUAL PRIMROSE SHOW |
9 |
March 27, 1958 |
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE EARLY FRIDAY, THREE CHILDREN ESCAPE UNHARMED |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
FIREMEN ASK TO PASS ON PERMITS FOR BUILDINGS |
5 |
March 27, 1958 |
MEN ADDED FOR FIRE PROTECTION |
6 |
March 27, 1958 |
HOUGHTON AVOIDS ZONING REQUEST |
5 |
March 27, 1958 |
TAXPAYER GROUP WANTS REPORT ON LAKE REVEALED |
3 |
March 27, 1958 |
'NO PEDDLERS, AGENTS PULEEZE' IS NEW RULE |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
TWO-HOUR HUNT FOR BODIES IN RIVER FRUITLESS (SUBMERGED CAR) |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
PUBLIC LIBRARY GETS WINDFALL OF COLLECTOR'S BOOKS |
11 |
March 27, 1958 |
CLARKE, ANNA M |
7 |
March 27, 1958 |
KRUSE, FLORENCE |
7 |
March 27, 1958 |
OWEN, DONALD GAY |
1 |
March 27, 1958 |
KIRKLAND WOMAN RECALLS FORMATION OF RED CROSS (SHINSTROM, MRS C A |
2 |
March 27, 1958 |
ANNUAL CAMPFIRE FATHER-DAUGHTER CELEBRATION IS WELL ATTENDED |
8 |
March 27, 1958 |
LOCAL STORE IN FEATURE ARTICLE (PAUL'S JEWELERS) |
8 |
March 27, 1958 |
ACTIVE CLUB FIGHT CARD FRIDAY NIGHT |
4 |
March 27, 1958 |
CONTESTS STILL THE VOGUE THIS SEASON; STILL DEMAND NEW PARK NAME |
9 |
March 27, 1958 |
OFFICIALS SEEKING $6.5 MILLION IN FEDERAL GRANT (EVERGREEN BRIDGE |
3 |
March 27, 1958 |
SIGNS INSTALLED ON ST CROSSWALKS |
2 |
March 27, 1958 |
EASTSIDE MAYORS, CHAMBERS STUDY SEWAGE PROBLEM |
1 |
April 3, 1958 |
FLYNN'S - NEW OWNER (WATSON, EDYTHE) |
4 |
April 3, 1958 |
L R FISHER PLANS ON REACHING CENTURY MARK |
9 |
April 3, 1958 |
PIONEERS HOLD FAMILY REUNION (FINLAYSON, ANGUS) |
2 |
April 3, 1958 |
LLOYD ANDREWS WILL INSPECT STEWART SCHOOL |
3 |
April 3, 1958 |
GROWTH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS RESULTS IN TWO WARDS, ADDITION TO BUILDING |
5 |
April 3, 1958 |
CONNOLLY'S NEW HOUSE SELECTED 'HOME OF THE MONTH' |
3 |
April 3, 1958 |
SCOTCH RUMOR ON PENNEY CLOSING |
1 |
April 3, 1958 |
JUANITA WOMAN SERIOUSLY HURT BY FALL IN HOME (JOHNSON, MARIE) |
1 |
April 3, 1958 |
TRACTOR CAREENS INTO STORE FRONT (RICHARDSON'S BEN FRANKLIN) |
2 |
April 3, 1958 |
YOUTH, 24, KILLED WHEN SPEEDING CAR CRASHES (LARSON, ARNOLD) |
1 |
April 3, 1958 |
CANCER CRUSADE TO BE LAUNCHED |
1 |
April 3, 1958 |
YOUTHS RETURN BILLFOLD WITH CONTENTS INTACT (BECKLUND, HENRY) |
5 |
April 3, 1958 |
OFFER VETERAN TEACHERS CONTINGENCY CONTRACTS |
3 |
April 3, 1958 |
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE SHOWS PROGRESS |
5 |
April 3, 1958 |
SCHOOL ORCHESTRA COMES HOME WITH EXCELLENT RATINGS |
10 |
April 3, 1958 |
SCIENCE CLUB AT HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATED TO AWAKENING INTEREST IN SC |
11 |
April 3, 1958 |
VALEDICTORIANS, SALUTATORIAN NAMED FROM SENIOR CLASS FOR GRADUATION |
9 |
April 3, 1958 |
CITY WILL SELL WATERSHED TIMBER FOLLOWING REPORT FROM COMMITTEE |
2 |
April 3, 1958 |
PROGRAM SHAPING UP FOR PRIMROSE SHOW HERE APRIL 18-20 |
10 |
April 3, 1958 |
CITY WILL SELL WATERSHED TIMBER FOLLOWING REPORT FROM COMMITTEE |
2 |
April 3, 1958 |
MR BUNNY IS INVESTIGATED (CHILDREN'S TOUR OF RABBIT FARM) |
11 |
April 3, 1958 |
PICKETS ON PARADE AS KIRKLAND IS HIT BY RASH OF STRIKES, WALKOUTS |
1 |
April 3, 1958 |
CLARKS, ANNA MARGARET |
8 |
April 3, 1958 |
RIPPLINGER, FRANK X |
9 |
April 3, 1958 |
EAST SIDE DISTRICT OF BOY SCOUTS APPEALS FOR SPONSORS AT DINNER |
2 |
April 3, 1958 |
ROTARIANS ELECT OLSON PRESIDENT |
1 |
April 3, 1958 |
EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES LISTED |
1 |
April 3, 1958 |
PASTOR'S USE OF LIVE ANIMALS FOUND HUMOROUS (NELSON, REV CHARLES) |
6 |
April 3, 1958 |
EARLY INSPECTION OF BOATS URGED |
8 |
April 3, 1958 |
HEARING SET FOR TELEPHONE RATES |
5 |
April 3, 1958 |
GAYLE SPARKS, DONALD HAWKINS |
10 |
April 10, 1958 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE CELEBRATES SILVER ANNIVERSARY (WINKLE, H M) |
10 |
April 10, 1958 |
BARRIES BEGIN NINTH YEAR AS CANTEEN LEADERS |
11 |
April 10, 1958 |
CHAMPAGNE PT LAD CUTTING SWATH IN SKIING (GARRETSON, RANDY) |
4 |
April 10, 1958 |
LUGUBRIOUS GEORGE KIN OF DOGS WHO AID TRAVELERS (COLLINS, JOHN) |
9 |
April 10, 1958 |
RESIDENT ASSUMES TASK OF MOWING PARK (JOHNSON, MRS CHARLES) |
6 |
April 10, 1958 |
SCHOOLS CONSIDER SELLING STEWART EXCESS BUILDINGS |
6 |
April 10, 1958 |
PERMISSION SOUGHT TO MOVE BUILDING FROM BELLEVUE (6TH AND 4TH) |
7 |
April 10, 1958 |
CONGRESSMAN PELLY SEES MORE BUSINESS ACTIVITY |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
GATEWAY THEATRE CLOSES SUNDAY |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
NEW PENNEY'S MANAGER NAMED (SULLIVAN, PAUL E) |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
KIDS GIVEN FIRE POSTER AWARDS |
2 |
April 10, 1958 |
NEW TEXT BOOKS GO ON DISPLAY |
6 |
April 10, 1958 |
PANEL TO DISCUSS SCHOOL FINANCE AT JUANITA PTA |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
PEGGY TIBBITS, DONALD E JOHNSON |
10 |
April 10, 1958 |
CARNIVAL UNDERWRITTEN FOR $250 BY COMMERCIAL CLUB |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
PARKING PASSED, PROTEST HEARD AT COUNCIL MEET |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
SPECIAL LEVY IN MAY GIVEN BOARD SUPPORT |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
OPPONENTS, PROPONENTS OF METRO PLAN MEET; DISCUSSION OF NEW PLAN |
9 |
April 10, 1958 |
KIRKLANDITE RECALLS EARLY HISTORY HERE (HAYES, JOHN) |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
PANEL TO DISCUSS SCHOOL FINANCE AT JUANITA PTA |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
FURNITURE COMPANY BURGLARIZED; TOOLS MISSED ON MONDAY |
7 |
April 10, 1958 |
FULLER, HOWARD |
7 |
April 10, 1958 |
HAYES, LEONARD |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
VEEDER, ALONZO |
9 |
April 10, 1958 |
JAYCEES ASSISTED BY GARDEN CLUB IN TRIANGLE EFFORTS |
9 |
April 10, 1958 |
THEATRE PROGRAM OF PLAY READERS BIG ATTRACTION OF WOMAN'S CLUB |
11 |
April 10, 1958 |
OUR HAT'S OFF TO 43-YEAR SUBSCRIBER (REAVES, GRACE) |
7 |
April 10, 1958 |
RIFLE CLUB WINS WASHINGTON TITLE ON FIRST TRY (PHOTO) |
4 |
April 10, 1958 |
SPORTS CLINIC TO OPEN SATURDAY |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
JAYCEES ASSISTED BY GARDEN CLUB IN TRIANGLE EFFORTS |
9 |
April 10, 1958 |
MONDAY DEADLINE TO PICK CITY PARK'S NEW NAME |
1 |
April 10, 1958 |
NEW MINISTER SPEAKS SUNDAY (WILLARD, REV HARLOW - ROSE HILL PRESB |
9 |
April 10, 1958 |
CITY ASKED TO SUPPLY WATER |
2 |
April 10, 1958 |
NEIGHBORS BRING SEWER PROBLEM TO CITY COUNCIL |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
ARTISTIC HOBBIES KEEP KIRKLAND COUPLE BUSY (CLINE, S W) (PHOTOS) |
9 |
April 17, 1958 |
BICYCLING 463 MILES IN ONE WEEK ... (SCOTT, ROY) |
5 |
April 17, 1958 |
HORSE SAD OVER LIVING LIKE ROBINSON CRUSOE (HILLIARD, KATHY) |
2 |
April 17, 1958 |
WATER TOWER, LANDMARK OVER THE YEARS, RAZED (SEATTLE DOOR CO) |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
JUANITA WILL GET $286,000 SCHOOL |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
YOUTHFUL DRIVER WRECKS BUILDING (HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL) |
5 |
April 17, 1958 |
BIG "APRIL SPECTACULAR" SET FOR THIS WEEKEND |
2 |
April 17, 1958 |
HOUGHTON GIVES APPROVAL TO ANNEXATION PLAN |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
ANNUAL POPULAR COOKING SCHOOL SCHEDULED MAY 6 |
5 |
April 17, 1958 |
ATHLETICS MAY BE DOOMED IF SPECIAL $120,800 SCHOOL LEVY IS DEFEAT |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
RESIDENTS WARNED NOT TO DUMP YARD DEBRIS IN STREETS |
7 |
April 17, 1958 |
PRIMROSE PANORAMA THIS WEEKEND AT CIVIC CENTER |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
PRIMROSE SHOW TROPHIES READY FOR DISPLAYERS |
7 |
April 17, 1958 |
GROUP FIGHTING TAX RISE MEETS NEXT AT HIGHLAND |
7 |
April 17, 1958 |
REVISED METRO PLAN PROPOSED |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
MONEY STILL DUE FOR DECORATIONS |
2 |
April 17, 1958 |
HOUGHTON GIVES APPROVAL TO ANNEXATION PLAN |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
JUANITA TO HOLD 2-DAY AUCTION |
6 |
April 17, 1958 |
JUANITA WILL GET $286,000 SCHOOL |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
POLICE ARREST TOW FOR AUTO THEFT |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
JEREMIAH, MARGARET R |
3 |
April 17, 1958 |
STEVENS, SIDNEY SYLVESTER |
3 |
April 17, 1958 |
JUANITA TO HOLD 2-DAY AUCTION |
6 |
April 17, 1958 |
JOURNAL WINNER OF TWO CONTEST AWARDS |
3 |
April 17, 1958 |
KIRKLAND'S NEW PARK WILL BE NAMED AFTER LONGTIME LEADER (EVEREST) |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
PRESIDENT SIGNS GORE BILL; EVERGREEN SPAN LOOKS UP |
1 |
April 17, 1958 |
JULIE SCHELP, JAMES CLARK |
10 |
April 17, 1958 |
SANDRA ERICKSON, CARL BURKE |
10 |
April 24, 1958 |
MUSIC AND ART FOUNDATION PRESENTS LEONARD MOORE CHORALE IN CONCER |
2 |
April 24, 1958 |
HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION APPROVED |
1 |
April 24, 1958 |
KEIFFER GREENHOUSE AND SHOWROOM PLANT AT JUANITA UNIQUE, INTEREST |
7 |
April 24, 1958 |
JUNIOR CHAMBER ACCEPTS GIFT OF PARADE FIGURES (PHOTO) |
8 |
April 24, 1958 |
CIRCLE TUESDAY, MAY 6 - IT'S DAY OF JOURNAL - PUGET COOKING SCHOOL |
3 |
April 24, 1958 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS TO GET OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM ON PLATTER |
11 |
April 24, 1958 |
SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT APPEALS FOR PASSAGE OF $120,800 LEVY |
1 |
April 24, 1958 |
WORK OF STEWART SCHOOL DISPLAYED AT RECEPTION |
2 |
April 24, 1958 |
CORRINE PACKEBUSH, KENNETH R KIRBY |
10 |
April 24, 1958 |
HUNDREDS THRILL AT PRIMROSE SHOW'S OUTSTANDING PLANTS AND DISPLAY |
9 |
April 24, 1958 |
KIRKLAND LEADS ACTION FOR NEW METRO ELECTION |
1 |
April 24, 1958 |
JUANITA WATER DISTRICT FACES REDUCTION SOON |
1 |
April 24, 1958 |
KEIFFER GREENHOUSE AND SHOWROOM PLANT AT JUANITA UNIQUE, INTEREST |
7 |
April 24, 1958 |
JOHNSON, BETTY K |
1 |
April 24, 1958 |
MEYER, MERLE |
8 |
April 24, 1958 |
JUANITA PTA CHOOSES DENTIST FOR TOP OFFICE (REED, DR W LOWELL) |
5 |
April 24, 1958 |
LARRY BARKER ANTICIPATES PLAYING BALL THANKS TO ORTHOPEDIC CARE |
2 |
April 24, 1958 |
BISHOP ASSISTS AT ST JOHN'S |
2 |
April 24, 1958 |
JUANITA WATER DISTRICT FACES REDUCTION SOON |
1 |
April 24, 1958 |
REQUEST SEATTLE TO SUPPLY WATER |
1 |
April 24, 1958 |
MARDELL PHELPS, DONALD RENNINGER |
10 |
May 1, 1958 |
TOTEM BOWL - GRAND OPENING |
4 |
May 1, 1958 |
ONLY FEMININE MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD ... (GOSSELIN, JANE) |
13 |
May 1, 1958 |
RESIDENT OF NURSING HOME FINDS DELIGHT IN MUSIC (ELLIOTT, REANNA) |
14 |
May 1, 1958 |
BELLEVUE SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS $49,000 BUILDINGS FOR $500 IN ARMY |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
BOWLING CENTER EAST OF KIRKLAND HAS 16 LANES |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
NEW ST LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH DEDICATION SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY |
7 |
May 1, 1958 |
BOWLING CENTER EAST OF KIRKLAND HAS 16 LANES |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
DOOR FIRM HITS LACK OF IMPORTS |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
POSTER CONTEST WINNERS NAMED |
2 |
May 1, 1958 |
AIR RAID TO SOUND FOR 'OPERATION ALERT' |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
COOKING SCHOOL TUESDAY AT CIVIC CENTER |
9 |
May 1, 1958 |
ONLY FEMININE MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD ... (GOSSELIN, JANE) |
13 |
May 1, 1958 |
SCHOOL BOUNDARY LINE ESTABLISHED |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
SCHOOL ELECTION SET FOR TUESDAY |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
DOOR FIRM HITS LACK OF IMPORTS |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
LAREECE WILLIAMSON, EARL J RILEY |
12 |
May 1, 1958 |
HARDWORKING VOLUNTEERS BUILD WHALE OF A FLOAT |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
HOUGHTON TO SPRAY ROADSIDE WEEDS |
7 |
May 1, 1958 |
HOUGHTON WATER TO BE REVIEWED |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
BELLEVUE SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS $49,000 BUILDINGS FOR $500 IN ARMY |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
STATIONERS REPORT TYPEWRITER THEFT |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
BELLEVUE SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS $49,000 BUILDINGS FOR $500 IN ARMY |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
BENDER, CHARLES M |
2 |
May 1, 1958 |
WINTER, JOHN MARK |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
PRESBYTERIANS ESTABLISH NEW INGLEWOOD UNIT |
11 |
May 1, 1958 |
BLACKTOP ROAD TO REDMOND IS PAVED BY COUNTY |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
COMMUNITY MEETING CALLED TO PLAN TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAM IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
HOUGHTON WATER TO BE REVIEWED |
1 |
May 1, 1958 |
DIANE MAKI, KENNETH SOLENE |
12 |
May 1, 1958 |
PATRICIA ANN VNUK, RICHARD LOW PARTINGTON |
12 |
May 8, 1958 |
HUMOR, HUMILITY ARE HELPFUL AIDS TO MOTHER (ELGIN, MARION) |
7 |
May 8, 1958 |
KEN LARSON WINS CAL TECH GRANT |
1 |
May 8, 1958 |
OUR TOWN (KNUCKEY, ROBERT LEE) |
2 |
May 8, 1958 |
ZONING PERMITS NEW OIL STATION |
12 |
May 8, 1958 |
FIAT ON DISPLAY AT HANSEN MOTOR |
3 |
May 8, 1958 |
NAME BILL MELHAFF PENNEY ASSISTANT |
9 |
May 8, 1958 |
ZONING PERMITS NEW OIL STATION |
12 |
May 8, 1958 |
APRIL BUILDING PERMITS DOUBLE COMPARE TO '57 |
7 |
May 8, 1958 |
JOURNAL'S ANNUAL COOKING SCHOOL BRINGS 700 WOMEN INTO KIRKLAND |
3 |
May 8, 1958 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS COMPLETE STUDENT HEARING TESTS AT CLINIC |
1 |
May 8, 1958 |
LEVY PASSES BY WIDE MARGIN] |
1 |
May 8, 1958 |
SCHOOLS REDUCE BUDGET $392,747 FOR NEXT YEAR |
1 |
May 8, 1958 |
SOPHOMORE CLASS LEADS WITH MORE HONOR STUDENTS AT LAKE WASHINGTON |
2 |
May 8, 1958 |
TOWN BAND PLAN TO BE DISCUSSED |
8 |
May 8, 1958 |
LOCAL PRECINCTS WILL BE DIVIDED |
2 |
May 8, 1958 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS COMPLETE STUDENT HEARING TESTS AT CLINIC |
1 |
May 8, 1958 |
BASTIAN, MRS CLARENCE H |
1 |
May 8, 1958 |
KIRKLAND ROCKET CLUB "IN ORBIT" |
7 |
May 8, 1958 |
MIKE GAU WINS PHOTO CONTEST FOR THIRD TIME WITH APRIL ANSWERS |
9 |
May 8, 1958 |
BASEBALL CLINIC PROVING POPULAR WITH SMALL FRY |
5 |
May 8, 1958 |
FINANCIAL HELP FOR SPAN SEEN |
1 |
May 8, 1958 |
NEW HIGHWAY SIGNS (PHOTO) |
6 |
May 8, 1958 |
TO START PAVING KIRKLAND STREETS |
1 |
May 8, 1958 |
HEARING SET FOR WATER DISTRICT |
5 |
May 8, 1958 |
WATER LINE COST DISPUTED BY USERS |
1 |
May 8, 1958 |
JUDY JAMES, ALAN SJOLANDER |
8 |
May 15, 1958 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SENIORS FIND GRADUATION GIFTS IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS |
4 |
May 15, 1958 |
SENIORS FIND IT A PLEASURE TO SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS) |
5 |
May 15, 1958 |
KIRKLANDITE FIRST DEPOSITOR (JOHNSON, GLENN) (WASHINGTON MUTUAL) |
12 |
May 15, 1958 |
CENTENARIAN GIVES RULE FOR LONG, HAPPY LIFE (TRIMBLE, BENJAMIN) |
1 |
May 15, 1958 |
JUANITA COUPLE FINDS ... JEANMOR I IS FUN (HOLDE, ERLING) |
7 |
May 15, 1958 |
YOUNG VIOLINIST WINS GRAND PRIZE IN MUSIC FESTIVAL (KNECHTGES) |
3 |
May 15, 1958 |
SCHOOL BID $100,000 LESS THAN EXPECTED |
1 |
May 15, 1958 |
BUSINESS IN KIRKLAND APPEARS TO BE BOOMING |
2 |
May 15, 1958 |
O.K. RUBBER WELDERS TO MOVE HERE |
8 |
May 15, 1958 |
QUICK ACTION, TEAMWORK SAVES JUANITA YOUNGSTER (GREENWOOD, GEORGE |
1 |
May 15, 1958 |
EXPERT TO SPEAK ON ATOM POWER |
9 |
May 15, 1958 |
PLAYDAY AT JUNIOR HIGH COMPLETE WITH ROYALTY, PARADE, BALL GAME |
9 |
May 15, 1958 |
ROSE HILL PARENTS AND TEACHERS USE TEAMWORK FOR SCHOOL PROJECTS |
10 |
May 15, 1958 |
SCOTT, JOHNSON, ORDAL PROMOTED IN SCHOOL SHIFT |
1 |
May 15, 1958 |
PHEBE CARLSON, MILTON O JOHNSON |
11 |
May 15, 1958 |
NEW METRO PLAN OPPOSED; PROSECUTOR'S OPINION IS REQUESTED |
1 |
May 15, 1958 |
HOUGHTON OKEYS 70TH EXTENSION |
8 |
May 15, 1958 |
JUANITANS AWAIT NEWS OF HEARING ON WATER |
7 |
May 15, 1958 |
EAST SIDE GARDEN CLUBS ARRANGE DECORATIONS FOR NATIONAL CONFAB |
11 |
May 15, 1958 |
FREE VOLUNTARY AUTOMOBILE SAFETY CHECK TO BE CONDUCTED IN KIRKLAND |
9 |
May 15, 1958 |
JUANITA COUPLE FINDS ... JEANMOR I IS FUN (HOLDE, ERLING) |
7 |
May 15, 1958 |
HIGHWAY JOB TO BEGIN SOON (132ND - WOODINVILLE LINK) |
1 |
May 15, 1958 |
HOUGHTON OKEYS 70TH EXTENSION |
8 |
May 15, 1958 |
SEEK NEW ROUTE FROM HIGHWAY 1 |
1 |
May 15, 1958 |
JUANITANS AWAIT NEWS OF HEARING ON WATER |
7 |
May 22, 1958 |
YORK FARM ADDS CHAMPION BULL TO ITS SUPERIOR HERD OF HOLSTEINS |
9 |
May 22, 1958 |
COUPLE OBSERVES 25 YEARS WED AT HOME RECEPTION (BOUCHELLE, M E) |
10 |
May 22, 1958 |
DICK KELLY WINS BANKERS AWARD AT FFA BANQUET |
9 |
May 22, 1958 |
DICK EVEREST HONORED BY OLD FRIENDS |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
KIRKLAND MAYOR GRAVELY HURT IN FALL (BAGGALEY, BYRON) |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
NEW COUNCILMAN JOINS ENGINEERS (DIEHL, DAVID) |
9 |
May 22, 1958 |
TRIP TO CANADIAN SERVICES COLLEGE ... (LINDA THIE, SUE FERGUSON) |
11 |
May 22, 1958 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT TO RAZE OLD STEWART BUILDINGS |
8 |
May 22, 1958 |
NOT MUCH LONGER, FRIENDS (PHOTO OF 208 WAVERLY WAY) |
2 |
May 22, 1958 |
OPEN HOUSE - ROSEWOOD PARK
(PHOTO) |
5 |
May 22, 1958 |
CHILD INJURED IN PARK MISHAP (LYNCH, KATHLEEN) |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
KIRKLAND MAYOR GRAVELY HURT IN FALL (BAGGALEY, BYRON) |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
'BUDDY' POPPIES WILL GO ON SALE |
11 |
May 22, 1958 |
JUNIOR HIGH PTA PLANS FAREWELL PARTY FOR NINTH-GRADE STUDENTS |
9 |
May 22, 1958 |
JUNIOR HIGH ROCKETEERS AWAIT SCHOOL BOARD STUDY |
2 |
May 22, 1958 |
LLOYD ANDREWS WILL SPEAK AT BACCALAUREATE |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
SCHOOL BOARD SCHEDULES PUBLIC HEARING ON FUNDS |
7 |
May 22, 1958 |
SCHOOL CONCERT WILL INTRODUCE YOUTH ORCHESTRA |
3 |
May 22, 1958 |
ALDA-MARIE LINDSTROM, MARTIN HORAN |
10 |
May 22, 1958 |
CAROL ANDERSON, ROY VIRGIL |
10 |
May 22, 1958 |
MARCIA SMITH, GLYNN O'NEILL |
10 |
May 22, 1958 |
KIRKLAND MAYOR GRAVELY HURT IN FALL (BAGGALEY, BYRON) |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
TURNING BACK THE KIRKLAND CLOCK (1915 NEWSPAPER) |
9 |
May 22, 1958 |
NO BAND AVAILABLE FOR KIRKLAND MEMORIAL DAY |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
NEWLY FORMED HOUGHTON GROUP MEETS SATURDAY |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
CITY TO FIX MARINE PARK LIGHTS, WATER LINE DAMAGED BY VANDALS |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
COURT AT NIGHT HERE IS URGED |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
JUDGE LONG ANNOUNCES NEW RULES GOVERNING SPEED OF YOUNG DRIVERS |
6 |
May 22, 1958 |
WORK PARTY PLANNED TO CLEAN UP CAMPFIRE CABIN AFTER VANDALISM |
6 |
May 22, 1958 |
GARRETSON, DR JACK C |
2 |
May 22, 1958 |
WIER, PAULINE EMILIA |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
NEWLY FORMED HOUGHTON GROUP MEETS SATURDAY |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
WORK PARTY PLANNED TO CLEAN UP CAMPFIRE CABIN AFTER VANDALISM |
6 |
May 22, 1958 |
POSTMASTERS, CARRIERS URGE PUTTING MAIL BOXES IN SHAPE THIS WEEK |
9 |
May 22, 1958 |
JOURNAL EDITOR TAKES NEW POST (CARAHER, JOE) |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
REAL ESTATE FIRM HERE POINTS OUT REASONS WHY THIS IS GOOD TIME |
5 |
May 22, 1958 |
CHAMPION LAKERS MOVE INTO TOURNEY TONIGHT |
4 |
May 22, 1958 |
CITY TO FIX MARINE PARK LIGHTS, WATER LINE DAMAGED BY VANDALS |
1 |
May 22, 1958 |
COUNTY STUDYING WATER SITUATION |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
ONE FOR THE YOKE BOOK; HEN LAYS FOUR-YOLK EGG (REPOSA, FRANK) |
9 |
May 29, 1958 |
BAGGALEY BACK AT DESK AFTER HOSPITAL SESSION |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
ONE FOR THE YOKE BOOK; HEN LAYS FOUR-YOLK EGG (REPOSA, FRANK) |
9 |
May 29, 1958 |
RON LYNDE AWARDED $200 KIRKLAND FEDERAL SAVINGS, LOAN SCHOLARSHIP |
10 |
May 29, 1958 |
CHURCH ORGAN TO BE DEDICATED AT ST PAUL'S HAS THEATRICAL HISTORY |
10 |
May 29, 1958 |
REZONINGS WOULD PERMIT DUPLEXES |
9 |
May 29, 1958 |
GALL AND ROCKAS BUY ELVES BROS MARKET |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
NEW MANAGER AT GLOBE FIRESTONE (KERSEY, LLOYD) |
6 |
May 29, 1958 |
PLAN ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
CHOICES FOR BOYS' STATE ANNOUNCED BY SPONSORS |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
CONSOLIDATION DISCUSSED IN 1947 |
2 |
May 29, 1958 |
BOARD, CITIZENS REVIEW BIENNIAL SCHOOL NEEDS |
6 |
May 29, 1958 |
COMMENCEMENT SET FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT; SENIOR PARTY AFTERWARDS |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
TEACHER GIVEN GRANT TO ATTEND SUMMER COURSE (JAMES, ETTA MARIE) |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
WE SALUTE THE LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1958 (PHOTOS) |
3 |
May 29, 1958 |
BAGGALEY BACK AT DESK AFTER HOSPITAL SESSION |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
VACATION OF ALLEY APPROVED BY CITY |
10 |
May 29, 1958 |
SERVICE GROUPS ANNOUNCE JOINT MEMORIAL RITES |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
CONSOLIDATION DISCUSSED IN 1947 |
2 |
May 29, 1958 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS POSTAL DELIVERY HOUSE TO HOUSE |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
SKIN DIVERS CLEAR HOUGHTON BEACH |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
TOWN SPRUCING UP FOR SUMMER |
6 |
May 29, 1958 |
SKIN DIVERS CLEAR HOUGHTON BEACH |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
BURGLARS RELAX WHILE LOOTING KIRKLAND HOME |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
FALK TAKES POLICE TRAINING AT LEWIS |
6 |
May 29, 1958 |
TOO MANY ANGLERS FISHING IN ONE BOAT IS DANGEROUS, SHERIFF WARNS |
12 |
May 29, 1958 |
NIELSEN, TONY |
12 |
May 29, 1958 |
O'DONNELL, MARY |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
OLSON, LYNETTE DIANE |
6 |
May 29, 1958 |
SMITH, LOUISE B |
6 |
May 29, 1958 |
EAGLE SCOUT RECEIVES DISTINCTION (FITCH, WALTER) |
12 |
May 29, 1958 |
SERVICE GROUPS ANNOUNCE JOINT MEMORIAL RITES |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS POSTAL DELIVERY HOUSE TO HOUSE |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
SKIN DIVERS CLEAR HOUGHTON BEACH |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
ST LUKE'S BIBLE SCHOOL TO START |
10 |
May 29, 1958 |
PLAN ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
JUANITA-WOODINVILLE HIGHWAY WORK BEGINS IN 10 DAYS |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
STATE TO AWARD HIGHWAY BID |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
JAMES (WALTER) APPOINTED TO PHONE POSITION |
6 |
May 29, 1958 |
SERVICE GROUPS ANNOUNCE JOINT MEMORIAL RITES |
1 |
May 29, 1958 |
BRIDE CHOOSES HER ATTENDANTS (WILLIAMSON, LAREECE) |
8 |
May 29, 1958 |
NOELENE SPRINGSTEEL, ROBERT KYCEK |
8 |
June 5, 1958 |
WORLD OF MUSIC IS USED AS THEME OF RECITALS(VAN NOSTRAN, STEPHENA) |
7 |
June 5, 1958 |
OUR TOWN (SHINSTROM, RICHARD W "DICK") |
2 |
June 5, 1958 |
TRAVELER TELLS OF COUNTRIES VISITED (MCLAUGHLIN, BERTHA) |
10 |
June 5, 1958 |
WORLD OF MUSIC IS USED AS THEME OF RECITALS(VAN NOSTRAN, STEPHENA |
7 |
June 5, 1958 |
BEAUTY SALON TO OPEN MONDAY (GERRY'S BEAUTY SALON) |
7 |
June 5, 1958 |
CHAMBER STUDIES KIRKLAND BUDGET |
9 |
June 5, 1958 |
(RALPH T) BROWN TO HEAD GOOD NEIGHBOR CAMPAIGN HERE |
6 |
June 5, 1958 |
RESCUE CAR DRIVE HITS $194 MARK BUT GEAR COSTS $3000 |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
SWEET GIRL (AND BOY) GRADUATES HOME AFTER THEIR ANNUAL CRUISE |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
EAGLES STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL SCHEDULED JUNE 20-21 |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
CHAMBER STUDIES KIRKLAND BUDGET |
9 |
June 5, 1958 |
MAYOR APPOINTS COUNCIL GROUPS |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
NEWEST OFFICIALS TAKE CITY POSTS |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
STATE AUDITOR COMPLETES JOB |
8 |
June 5, 1958 |
FROGMEN IN ACTION - RESCUE WORK IS GOAL (PHOTOS) |
12 |
June 5, 1958 |
BERTHOLD, LEWIS R |
3 |
June 5, 1958 |
BYBEE, E R "SLIM" |
6 |
June 5, 1958 |
HOLT, NEVAH |
3 |
June 5, 1958 |
OLSON, HARRY E |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
SEAVY, CHARLES F |
2 |
June 5, 1958 |
TOLIN, CLAUDE M |
2 |
June 5, 1958 |
ROSE HILL, KIRKLAND GIRL SCOUTS HOLD IMPRESSIVE COURT OF AWARDS |
7 |
June 5, 1958 |
MYRTLE DEBOLDT MAY BE DRAFTED AS 48TH DISTRICT DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
GEORGE ANDERSON NAMED PRESIDENT |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
PFEIFFER, PETERSON ON STATE NINE (ALL-STAR GAME) |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
EPISCOPAL BISHOP APPOINTS VICAR FOR ST JOHN'S (JOHNSON, ROBERT H) |
5 |
June 5, 1958 |
NAME PASTOR FOR LUTHERAN CHURCH (WAGNER, RICHARD F) |
11 |
June 5, 1958 |
MORE WORK ON 2A IS SLATED BY STATE |
8 |
June 5, 1958 |
SEATTLE WATER SUPPLY NEAR. COSTS STUDY ALREADY MADE |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
WATER DISTRICT, CITY PLAN ACTION |
1 |
June 5, 1958 |
MARILYN GAY JONDALL, ALBERT DWIGHT VALESKO |
10 |
June 12, 1958 |
KEENEY HOME IS SCENE OF WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (SIEMENS, W J) |
10 |
June 12, 1958 |
CHAMPION SPELLER WILL BE CONTESTANT AT STATE FAIR (WOODWARD, D) |
11 |
June 12, 1958 |
WILL OPEN BIDS FOR REMOVAL OF HEIGHTS BUILDING (ADMINISTRATIVE) |
8 |
June 12, 1958 |
WINNER OF MAY PHOTO CONTEST ... (E C GUSTAVSON RANCH) |
8 |
June 12, 1958 |
COMMITTEE TO STUDY JUANITA INCORPORATION |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
HAIL AND FAREWELL, CLASS OF '58 (PHOTOS) |
5 |
June 12, 1958 |
EAGLES PARADE SATURDAY, JUNE 21, EXPECTED TO DRAW MANY ENTRIES |
9 |
June 12, 1958 |
WATER CARNIVAL OFFICIALS OFFER CONCESSIONS TO CLUBS |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
HOUGHTON OKEYS POWER CONTRACT, APPROVES METRO |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
NEW COUNCILMAN TAKES OVER JOB (DIEHL, DAVID) |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
COMMITTEE TO STUDY JUANITA INCORPORATION |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
NEW WATER SUPPLY SOUGHT IN JUANITA |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
SHERIFF WARNS WATER SKIING RULES WILL BE ENFORCED |
9 |
June 12, 1958 |
LIFEGUARDS MAN CITY'S BEACHES |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
SHERIFF WARNS WATER SKIING RULES WILL BE ENFORCED |
9 |
June 12, 1958 |
PEARSON, EDITH |
2 |
June 12, 1958 |
PETERSON, MARY F |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
ROBERTSON, MYRTLE C |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
TIDWELL, JESSE L |
6 |
June 12, 1958 |
WILSON, NETTIE |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
DEMOLAYS TO GIVE FLAGPOLE TO CITY; GIRLS GIVE FLAG |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
SHERIFF WARNS WATER SKIING RULES WILL BE ENFORCED |
9 |
June 12, 1958 |
INCREASED WATER PRESSURE PROMISED WITH NEW TANK ON ROSE HILL |
3 |
June 12, 1958 |
COUNTY AWAITING STATE ACTION ON EVERGREEN SITE |
1 |
June 12, 1958 |
INCREASED WATER PRESSURE PROMISED WITH NEW TANK ON ROSE HILL |
3 |
June 12, 1958 |
NEW WATER SUPPLY SOUGHT IN JUANITA |
1 |
June 19, 1958 |
CITIZENS BANK SHOWS GROWTH |
9 |
June 19, 1958 |
IVOR MCIVOR ACHIEVES HIGHEST U OF W HONORS |
7 |
June 19, 1958 |
BRIDLE TRAILS COMMUNITY SPIRIT IS EVIDENT IN BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT |
8 |
June 19, 1958 |
SHOE STORE WILL MOVE IN JULY |
9 |
June 19, 1958 |
NO CHANGES WANTED BY JUANITA MEN (ANNEXATION) |
1 |
June 19, 1958 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT PAYROLL TOTALS NEARLY $300,000 FOR END OF YEAR |
9 |
June 19, 1958 |
EAGLES STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL TO OPEN FRIDAY |
1 |
June 19, 1958 |
COUNCIL GRANTS STREET OPENING (8TH ST W) |
1 |
June 19, 1958 |
NO CHANGES WANTED BY JUANITA MEN (ANNEXATION) |
1 |
June 19, 1958 |
HART, VIOLA R |
3 |
June 19, 1958 |
INGERSON, ADELAIDE |
2 |
June 19, 1958 |
SAUNDERS, VIOLA |
2 |
June 19, 1958 |
VOSBURGH, MABEL ANN |
5 |
June 19, 1958 |
WOOLCOTT, WALLACE J |
2 |
June 19, 1958 |
JOINT INSTALLATION HELD FOR NEW OFFICERS OF LEGION AND AUXILIARY |
3 |
June 19, 1958 |
KIRKLAND POPULATION TOTALS 5650, HOUGHTON 2087, SAYS CENSUS BOARD |
1 |
June 19, 1958 |
RESIDENTS WANT TREES REMOVED (WAVERLY WAY) |
1 |
June 19, 1958 |
CITIZENS PROTEST LACK OF WATER |
1 |
June 19, 1958 |
FRANCES LAREESE WILLIAMSON, EARL JEWETT RILEY JR |
8 |
June 26, 1958 |
JO ANNE GUNDERSON DUE HOME FOR NEEDED REST |
4 |
June 26, 1958 |
JUANITA WOMAN, TURNED CARPENTER, BUILDS GARAGE (HILL, MRS L M) |
10 |
June 26, 1958 |
PICTURE PROJECT ORIGINATES HERE (GILLMAN - CLARENCE - RUPLE) |
11 |
June 26, 1958 |
TEEN-AGERS AID IN STRAWBERRY HARVEST (WARNER, BILLY/JOAN/JERRIE) |
12 |
June 26, 1958 |
BACK YARD PLANTED BY NEIGHBORS FOR STRICKEN FAMILY (HANSEN) |
11 |
June 26, 1958 |
LAST OF HOUSING TO BE REMOVED (STEWART HEIGHTS) |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
LUNDVALL'S STORE NEW AND LARGER |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
BACK YARD PLANTED BY NEIGHBORS FOR STRICKEN FAMILY (HANSEN) |
11 |
June 26, 1958 |
TEEN-AGERS AID IN STRAWBERRY HARVEST |
12 |
June 26, 1958 |
CURRENT TELEPHONE CABLE PROJECTS REFLECT GROWTH IN KIRKLAND AREA |
2 |
June 26, 1958 |
STUDY OF JUANITA INCORPORATION INCLUDES DENNY PARK, FIVE CORNERS |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
TWO SCHOOL BUSES ADDED TO FLEET |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
DARLENE SUE GRAY, RODNEY OJA |
11 |
June 26, 1958 |
BIRDS, BEES, BATS ADOPT EAST SIDE |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
ESTIMATED 10000 PEOPLE ATTEND EAGLES FESTIVAL |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
KIRKLAND WATER CARNIVAL TO STAR THREE FAMOUS TRAINED ELEPHANTS |
5 |
June 26, 1958 |
CITY FINANCES LOOK BRIGHTER, AUDITOR REPORTS |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
HOUGHTON WANTS MAIL BY DELIVERY |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
SAFEWAY MILK PLANT OPERATING; EMPLOY 35 IN FIRST EAST SIDE UNIT |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
JUANITA GUNSITE TO BE RESTORED IN NEAR FUTURE (ANTI-AIRCRAFT) |
9 |
June 26, 1958 |
PUGET BUILDING NEW SUBSTATION IN JUANITA AREA |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
STUDY OF JUANITA INCORPORATION INCLUDES DENNY PARK, FIVE CORNERS |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
SWIM CLASSES OPEN MONDAY AT JUANITA BEACH |
2 |
June 26, 1958 |
MEMBERS OF AREA POLICE FORUM EXCHANGE IDEAS IN KIRKLAND |
9 |
June 26, 1958 |
JUANITA GUNSITE TO BE RESTORED IN NEAR FUTURE (ANTI-AIRCRAFT) |
9 |
June 26, 1958 |
BROWN, MARGARET |
2 |
June 26, 1958 |
FERELL, CHARLES F |
6 |
June 26, 1958 |
ROBINSON, CLARENCE |
6 |
June 26, 1958 |
JUANITA GIRL SCOUTS HOLD ANNUAL COURT OF AWARDS IN PARK GROUNDS |
5 |
June 26, 1958 |
HOUGHTON WANTS MAIL BY DELIVERY |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
FRANK MCCREARY JOINS JOURNAL AS NEW REPORTER |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
SWIM CLASSES OPEN MONDAY AT JUANITA BEACH |
2 |
June 26, 1958 |
RAILROAD SOLVES DRAINAGE PROBLEM |
6 |
June 26, 1958 |
CHAMBER MAN AT HEARING ON STATE HIGHWAYS |
9 |
June 26, 1958 |
KIRKLAND STREET IMPROVEMENT IS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE |
9 |
June 26, 1958 |
CURRENT TELEPHONE CABLE PROJECTS REFLECT GROWTH IN KIRKLAND AREA |
2 |
June 26, 1958 |
PUGET BUILDING NEW SUBSTATION IN JUANITA AREA |
1 |
June 26, 1958 |
ALDA MARIE LINDSTROM, MARTIN HORAN |
10 |
June 26, 1958 |
EVELYN JAMES, JAMES C ALBRECHT |
10 |
July 3, 1958 |
FIDDLER (RICHARD) RECEIVES 1 OF 12 AWARDS |
10 |
July 3, 1958 |
GRAYS ON ADAK, PLAN TO REMAIN UNTIL NEXT YEAR |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
JUNIOR HIGH MISS IS SUBSTITUTE MOTHER IN HOUSEHOLD (BOWEN, IVA) |
7 |
July 3, 1958 |
OUR TOWN (JAYNE, WILLIAM T) |
2 |
July 3, 1958 |
BOTHELL FAMILY BUYS LAUNDRY (ROBERTS, JAMES A) |
10 |
July 3, 1958 |
EVERED APPOINTED AREA EDSEL DEALER |
3 |
July 3, 1958 |
FULL SCHEDULE FOR QUEEN OF WATER CARNIVAL |
3 |
July 3, 1958 |
FIRE CHIEFS LIKE PEOPLE'S AID DURING DRY SPELL |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
OLD NEWSPAPERS SOUGHT FOR HISTORY OF KIRKLAND (SHERRARD, WILLIAM |
9 |
July 3, 1958 |
FIREWORKS BAN TO BE ENFORCED |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
HOUGHTON LIFEGUARDS REPORT BEACH POPULAR SPOT, MORE FAMILY PICNIC |
8 |
July 3, 1958 |
BEARD CONSTRUCTION BUILDS HIGH LIFT BOOM (PHOTOS) |
9 |
July 3, 1958 |
JUANITA RESIDENTS PROTEST DISCOLORED WATER SUPPLY |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
HOUGHTON BEACH GUARDS MIGHTY PRETTY (PHOTO) |
5 |
July 3, 1958 |
HOUGHTON LIFEGUARDS REPORT BEACH POPULAR SPOT, MORE FAMILY PICNIC |
8 |
July 3, 1958 |
WEEKEND ACTIVITY EXTENSIVE ON WATERFRONT |
3 |
July 3, 1958 |
FIREWORKS BAN TO BE ENFORCED |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
KIRKLAND YOUTHS RUN AFOUL OF LAW APPREHENDED HERE |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
SEATTLE PAROLEE DRIVES DEATH CAR TAKEN FROM PRINCE GARAGE IN MAY |
2 |
July 3, 1958 |
NEEDHAM, MRS ARTHUR E |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
REDFIELD, MARY ANN |
8 |
July 3, 1958 |
KIRKLAND BPW TO HOSTESS NATIONAL CONFAB VISITORS |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
REP LELAND SCORES LATEST TACTICS ON BRIDGE |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
EAST SIDE JOURNAL CHANGES HANDS; CHARLES O MORGAN NEW PUBLISHER |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
TWO EAST SIDE AUTHORS TAKE PART IN CONFERENCE (ROSS/MCDONALD) |
7 |
July 3, 1958 |
KIRKLAND TO HOST LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNAMENT |
4 |
July 3, 1958 |
COUNTY TO BUY 180-ACRE PARK NEAR REDMOND |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
MINISTER TAKES ROSE HILL POST (WILLARD, HARLOW) |
3 |
July 3, 1958 |
EAST SIDE ROAD WILL BE PAVED |
2 |
July 3, 1958 |
REP LELAND SCORES LATEST TACTICS ON BRIDGE |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
JUANITA RESIDENTS PROTEST DISCOLORED WATER SUPPLY |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
NEW WATER TANK NOW COMPLETE |
3 |
July 3, 1958 |
POWER COMPANY TO REPLACE BULBS |
8 |
July 3, 1958 |
FIRE CHIEFS LIKE PEOPLE'S AID DURING DRY SPELL |
1 |
July 3, 1958 |
LUCY ANN THORNBURN, DONALD SMITH |
6 |
July 3, 1958 |
PATTI GAIL PROVINE, MELVIN DE LONCTOT |
6 |
July 10, 1958 |
CARTER SERVICE CENTER - GRAND OPENING |
7 |
July 10, 1958 |
COUPLE CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY (KARASEK, MR AND MRS TOM) |
10 |
July 10, 1958 |
JOURNAL ADORNED WITH COLORFUL DAISIES FROM JESSE HART'S GARDENS |
3 |
July 10, 1958 |
MISSING WOMAN'S FAMILY APPEALS FOR INFORMATION (DAVIDSON, PHOEBE) |
7 |
July 10, 1958 |
YOUNG RASPBERRY INDUSTRIALIST PLANS FUTURE (SEARLE, JIMMY) |
10 |
July 10, 1958 |
CENTRAL SCHOOL HIT BY VANDALS |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
CITY FIRE HALL IN BAD CONDITION |
9 |
July 10, 1958 |
CITY REMOVES BUILDING (208 WAVERLY WAY) |
7 |
July 10, 1958 |
NEW GAS STATION OPENS OVER 4TH (CARTER SERVICE STATION) |
9 |
July 10, 1958 |
SON SEEKS LOST PLANE (SIMPSON) |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
JUANITA GROUP STARTS STUDY ON ANNEXATION |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT ADDS 13 TEACHERS |
8 |
July 10, 1958 |
JANICE RYDEEN, LAURON LINDSTROM |
10 |
July 10, 1958 |
DISTANCE SWIM IS EYED BY CARNIVAL |
4 |
July 10, 1958 |
JUANITA GROUPS DONATE TO CAR FUND OF FIREMEN (PHOTO) |
3 |
July 10, 1958 |
CITY BUYS USED STREET SWEEPER |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS 1959 BUDGET MONDAY |
9 |
July 10, 1958 |
NEW METRO BOUNDARIES DESCRIBED; TO INCLUDE ONLY POLLUTION CONTROL |
12 |
July 10, 1958 |
SCHOEN IS APPOINTED COMMISSIONER FOR KING CO WATER DISTRICT 72 |
2 |
July 10, 1958 |
1907 POST CARD FINDS WAY BACK FROM WISCONSIN |
8 |
July 10, 1958 |
NOISY FOURTH WAS LEGAL, CHIEF SAYS |
2 |
July 10, 1958 |
JUANITA GROUP STARTS STUDY ON ANNEXATION |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
CENTRAL SCHOOL HIT BY VANDALS |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
NOISY FOURTH WAS LEGAL, CHIEF SAYS |
2 |
July 10, 1958 |
DENTIST OPENS FIRST OFFICES (RAYMOND, R R) |
8 |
July 10, 1958 |
HALE, ORRIN |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
MORGAN, MICHAEL KING |
5 |
July 10, 1958 |
MORRIS, MOLLIE |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
BPW VISITORS WELCOMED BY KIRKLAND HOSTESSES |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
AL LELAND FILES FOR LEGISLATURE |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
PRO AND CON SPEAKERS GIVE VIEWS ON INITIATIVE 202 |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
PAMELA E LYNCH JOINS JOURNAL AS NEW STAFF WRITER |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
KIRKLAND CANCELS ROSE HILL WATER CONTRACT |
1 |
July 10, 1958 |
KIRKLAND CANCELS ROSE HILL WATER CONTRACT |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
KIRKLAND HOSPITAL OPEN HOUSE - NEW ADDITION (PHOTO) |
6 |
July 17, 1958 |
LAKE TERRACE APARTMENTS - NEW (PHOTO) |
9 |
July 17, 1958 |
SIMPSON PLANE FOUND BY SON |
2 |
July 17, 1958 |
GLEN COURTNEY NAMED TO UGN |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES WORK OUT DURING SUMMER ON GARDENING CREW |
12 |
July 17, 1958 |
ANNEXATION MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS; COURT MUST DECIDE |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
JUANITA GROUP DEFINES STUDY AREA |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
NEW ACCOUNTING SYSTEM TO BE USED BY HIGH SCHOOL FOR LUNCH MONEY |
11 |
July 17, 1958 |
BARBARA L SMITH, RONALD V RATCLIFFE |
10 |
July 17, 1958 |
JOAN ELIZABETH FARRA, JOEL ROHLINGER |
10 |
July 17, 1958 |
GIRL SWIMMERS READY CARNIVAL BALLET NUMBERS |
3 |
July 17, 1958 |
NATION'S LARGEST CIRCUS COMING TO KIRKLAND JULY 24 |
11 |
July 17, 1958 |
SEAFAIR ROYALTY TO OPEN KIRKLAND WATER CARNIVAL AUGUST 15 |
9 |
July 17, 1958 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS 2000 SIGNATURES FOR POSTAL SERVICE |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
L FUNDERHIDE RESIGNS FROM HOUGHTON POST |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
AREA STUDIED FOR POSSIBLE CHANGE (MAP OF FINN HILL) |
7 |
July 17, 1958 |
JUANITA GROUP DEFINES STUDY AREA |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
SECTIONS OF OLD JUANITA WATER AREA SEEK ADMISSION IN DISTRICT 79 |
5 |
July 17, 1958 |
POLICE CALLED ON HIT AND RUN |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
TWO RULINGS ON FIREWORKS CONFUSE CITY |
2 |
July 17, 1958 |
CITY LIBRARY SHOWS INCREASE IN CIRCULATION |
6 |
July 17, 1958 |
LIBRARY REPORTS MANY YOUTHFUL READERS TAKING SUMMER PROGRAM |
2 |
July 17, 1958 |
HOSPITAL WING TO BE VIEWED AT OPEN HOUSE |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
EAST SIDERS FORM NEW KINGCO ROCK HUNTING CLUB |
9 |
July 17, 1958 |
DR EARL TAYLOR IS ROTARY PREXY |
9 |
July 17, 1958 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS 2000 SIGNATURES FOR POSTAL SERVICE |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
JOURNAL'S AID FURNISHES PAPER WITH ACCOUNT OF FLYING SAUCERS |
9 |
July 17, 1958 |
EAST SIDE BIKE RIDERS WIN STATE TITLES IN AURORA SPEEDWAY MEET |
1 |
July 17, 1958 |
JO ANNE GUNDERSON WINS PNGA TOURNAMENT WITH 35 FOOT CHIP SHOT |
4 |
July 17, 1958 |
KIRKLANDS NEW STREET SWEEPER HARD AT WORK |
6 |
July 17, 1958 |
KIRKLAND TO HAVE NATURAL GAS SOON |
6 |
July 17, 1958 |
SEATTLE WATER SOUGHT BY EAST SIDE GROUPS |
2 |
July 17, 1958 |
SECTIONS OF OLD JUANITA WATER AREA SEEK ADMISSION IN DISTRICT 79 |
5 |
July 17, 1958 |
WATER SHORTAGE CRITICAL IN AREA, MAYOR STATES |
1 |
July 24, 1958 |
KIRKLAND POULTRY FARM ANNOUNCES RESEARCH AND EXPANSION PROGRAM |
10 |
July 24, 1958 |
BELLEVUE ARTIST DISPLAYS WORK (O'KEEFE, ANN) |
2 |
July 24, 1958 |
DAVE POWELL'S '34 BUICK SOUGHT FOR WATER CARNIVAL AUTO DISPLAY |
13 |
July 24, 1958 |
TWO KIRKLAND GIRLS COMPETE IN SEATTLE SEAFAIR (GORDON, DANA) |
10 |
July 24, 1958 |
TWO KIRKLAND GIRLS COMPETE IN SEATTLE SEAFAIR (LOESBY, CONNIE) |
10 |
July 24, 1958 |
PROGRESS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE ON SCHOOL ADDITIONS |
1 |
July 24, 1958 |
LAST OF STEWART HEIGHTS UNITS ENDS IN REMOVAL OF MAIN BUILDING |
9 |
July 24, 1958 |
MERCHANTS OFFER SUPER SAVINGS IN SALES EVENT |
1 |
July 24, 1958 |
MEMORIAL RITES HELD FOR TWO PLANE VICTIMS (SIMPSON / NELSON) |
5 |
July 24, 1958 |
LAST OF TEACHERS HIRED BY DISTRICT |
1 |
July 24, 1958 |
SUMMER TYPING CLASSES ATTRACT STUDENTS ENTERING HIGH SCHOOL |
3 |
July 24, 1958 |
ALL DAY WATER SKI TOURNAMENT TO HEADLINE IN FINAL DAY OF CARNIVAL |
6 |
July 24, 1958 |
DAVE POWELL'S '34 BUICK SOUGHT FOR WATER CARNIVAL AUTO DISPLAY |
13 |
July 24, 1958 |
FIRST ANNUAL BOWLING CONTEST IS NEW FEATURE OF CARNIVAL |
7 |
July 24, 1958 |
ATTORNEY QUESTIONS CITY COUNCIL'S USE OF BID CALL SYSTEM |
1 |
July 24, 1958 |
CITY COUNCIL REFERS WATER REQUESTS TO COMMITTEE FOR STUDY |
1 |
July 24, 1958 |
STRICTER SIGN BOARD CONTROLS SEEN IN CITY |
1 |
July 24, 1958 |
KIRKLAND INTERSECTION IN 1912 (PHOTO) |
4 |
July 24, 1958 |
MODERN SICKROOM TO BE DISPLAYED |
14 |
July 24, 1958 |
PHYSICIANS FORM GROUP TO ADVISE NEW HOSPITAL |
13 |
July 24, 1958 |
STATE HEALTH GIVES "HIGH PRIORITY" FOR MORE BEDS AT NEW
HOSPITAL |
14 |
July 24, 1958 |
FERGUSON, C E |
12 |
July 24, 1958 |
JOHNSTON, ALIDA |
11 |
July 24, 1958 |
NELSON, LAWRENCE |
5 |
July 24, 1958 |
SIMPSON, K D |
5 |
July 24, 1958 |
YMCA BOYS LEAVE FOR CAMP (PHOTO) |
1 |
July 24, 1958 |
POLITICAL SPOTLIGHT FOCUSED ON LEGISLATIVE, COMMISSIONER RACES |
1 |
July 24, 1958 |
CITY PARK DEPARTMENT INSTALLS COURTS; HORSESHOE LEAGUE PLAY |
4 |
July 24, 1958 |
FIRST ANNUAL BOWLING CONTEST IS NEW FEATURE OF CARNIVAL |
7 |
July 24, 1958 |
DAVE POWELL'S '34 BUICK SOUGHT FOR WATER CARNIVAL AUTO DISPLAY |
13 |
July 24, 1958 |
FINISH REPAIRS ON FREE DOCK |
8 |
July 24, 1958 |
COUNCIL RAISES GARBAGE RATES AS OF JULY 1 |
9 |
July 24, 1958 |
MARGARET BREEDMAN, JACK DARGITZ |
12 |
July 24, 1958 |
MARGARET HAYES, GORDON CHARLES MCKIBBEN |
12 |
July 24, 1958 |
PHOEBE CARLSON, MILTON JOHNSON |
12 |
July 31, 1958 |
NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS HELP COUPLE CELEBRATE 65 YEARS (BIRNBAUM) |
4 |
July 31, 1958 |
14-YEAR-OLD FINDS WORK HELPS HIM KEEP IN GOOD SHAPE (OTIS, MIKE) |
7 |
July 31, 1958 |
BABY BIBS TO ROMANTIC MEXICO IS STORY OF ART HARGREAVE FAMILY |
4 |
July 31, 1958 |
TWINS BY FOURS BORN IN KIRKLAND (CUSHING/MARSHALL/DAILY/SMITH) |
1 |
July 31, 1958 |
POLICE DEPARTMENT MOVES INTO NEW QUARTERS REMODELED FROM COURT |
5 |
July 31, 1958 |
FLOWERS PLANS MEDALLION HOME (FLOWERS, E L) |
6 |
July 31, 1958 |
WORK STARTED ON YARROW BAY DEVELOPMENT |
1 |
July 31, 1958 |
WORK STARTED ON YARROW BAY DEVELOPMENT |
1 |
July 31, 1958 |
LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SIMPLIFIES MONEY HANDLING |
2 |
July 31, 1958 |
ALL-DAY PARKING LOT TO RECEIVE SEALER COAT FOR WATER CARNIVAL |
3 |
July 31, 1958 |
COLORFUL FIREWORKS DISPLAY TO BE NEW FEATURE OF WATER CARNIVAL |
1 |
July 31, 1958 |
JUANITA FIREMEN TRIM NEW TRUCK |
2 |
July 31, 1958 |
POLICE DEPARTMENT MOVES INTO NEW QUARTERS REMODELED FROM COURT |
5 |
July 31, 1958 |
BUSINESS GROUP FAVORS JUANITA AS COUNTY AREA |
2 |
July 31, 1958 |
JUANITA FIREMEN TRIM NEW TRUCK |
2 |
July 31, 1958 |
POLICE DEPARTMENT MOVES INTO NEW QUARTERS REMODELED FROM COURT |
5 |
July 31, 1958 |
LA MONTAGNE, GEORGE |
1 |
July 31, 1958 |
ROUHIAINEN, WADE J |
7 |
July 31, 1958 |
YOUNG, CHARLOTTE |
5 |
July 31, 1958 |
ALL-DAY PARKING LOT TO RECEIVE SEALER COAT FOR WATER CARNIVAL |
3 |
July 31, 1958 |
MONEY NOW AVAILABLE FOR RIGHT-OF-WAY ON BOTHELL-MONROE CUTOFF |
6 |
July 31, 1958 |
MOST CANDIDATES FAVOR EVERGREEN BRIDGE LOCATION |
1 |
July 31, 1958 |
WOODINVILLE SECTION OF STATE HIGHWAY 2A TO OPEN THIS FALL |
7 |
July 31, 1958 |
BIRDS, DEER ALSO FIND WEATHER HOT |
1 |
August 7, 1958 |
KIRKLAND SHOE STORE - NEW LOCATION |
3 |
August 7, 1958 |
HOME OF ERIC THE WOODSMAN MAKES WAY FOR NEW BUILDING |
7 |
August 7, 1958 |
ART MART OPENS ON LAKE STREET |
9 |
August 7, 1958 |
OPENING SLATED FOR SHOE STORE IN NEW LOCATION |
1 |
August 7, 1958 |
BUSINESS HAS VOICE IN COMMUNITY THROUGH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |
4A |
August 7, 1958 |
JUNIOR CHAMBER IS THIRD LARGEST SERVICE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD |
6A |
August 7, 1958 |
NEW CURRICULUM GUIDES READY FOR USE BY ELEMENTARY TEACHERS |
8 |
August 7, 1958 |
JACQUELINE MCKIBBEN, RICHARD DAVIS |
6 |
August 7, 1958 |
KAREN ARNOLD, ROBERT COON |
6 |
August 7, 1958 |
"WHIMPY THE WHALE" CHALKS UP 5 APPEARANCES AS PARADE FLOAT
ENTRY |
1 |
August 7, 1958 |
KIRKLAND PRECISION PUPS ENTER PRIZE WINNING FLOAT IN SEAFAIR |
9 |
August 7, 1958 |
STATE WINNING MARCHING UNIT TO LEAD PARADE |
3A |
August 7, 1958 |
THREE-DAY CARNIVAL SLATED TO BE LARGEST |
2A |
August 7, 1958 |
WATER CARNIVAL INC SET UP TO PROMOTE LOCAL FESTIVAL |
8A |
August 7, 1958 |
CITY GIVES JAYCEES PERMISSION TO PAINT NAME ON BUILDING |
8 |
August 7, 1958 |
COUNCIL BEGINS PRELIMINARY STUDY OF DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET REQUESTS |
1 |
August 7, 1958 |
METRO SUPPORT GIVEN BY MAYOR, URGES ADOPTION |
1 |
August 7, 1958 |
METRO SUPPORT GIVEN BY MAYOR, URGES ADOPTION |
1 |
August 7, 1958 |
EARLY DAY ICEMAN REMEMBERED AS MOST WELCOME VISITOR |
10 |
August 7, 1958 |
HOME OF ERIC THE WOODSMAN MAKES WAY FOR NEW BUILDING |
7 |
August 7, 1958 |
WINDAL, JOSEPH C |
8 |
August 7, 1958 |
ORDER OF FORESTERS HAD BEGINNING AS KEEPERS OF ENGLAND'S FORESTS |
5A |
August 7, 1958 |
PURPOSE OF KIRKLAND LIONS CLUB IS TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY PROJECTS |
8A |
August 7, 1958 |
CITY GIVES JAYCEES PERMISSION TO PAINT NAME ON BUILDING |
8 |
August 7, 1958 |
FIRST MEETING OF EAGLES LODGE HELD AT STEWART HEIGHTS IN 1947 |
4A |
August 7, 1958 |
'WE BUILD' MOTTO OF KIWANIS CLUB FLOODED BY KIRKLAND MEMBERS |
7A |
August 7, 1958 |
CURRY PURCHASES REAL ESTATE FIRM |
1 |
August 7, 1958 |
JO ANNE GUNDERSON IN DAVIS CUP PLAY FRIDAY |
4 |
August 7, 1958 |
CHESTER C BLAKE DELIVERS SERMON AS NEW TRINITY PASTOR |
2 |
August 7, 1958 |
SEATTLE OFFICIAL SEES EARLY START ON EVERGREEN |
1 |
August 7, 1958 |
CAROL JEAN HANSEN, GARY L TRAPP |
6 |
August 7, 1958 |
JOAN HECKER, FREDERICK IVAN LOTTSFELDT |
6 |
August 14, 1958 |
CYCLIST PARTY AT JOVAG HOME HONORS CHAMP (JOVAG, DON) |
6 |
August 14, 1958 |
KIRKLAND BOY WINS PLAUDITS IN BAND TOUR (BOYLE, JERRY) |
2 |
August 14, 1958 |
MAIL MAN SUBMITS 'PRACTICAL IDEA' TO GOVERNMENT (OVINK, BOB) |
1 |
August 14, 1958 |
OUR TOWN (HOLMBERG, ARNOLD PHER) |
2 |
August 14, 1958 |
SONG LEADERS WIN FIRSTS (FRAN ROBERTS & MERRILY JOHNSON) |
1 |
August 14, 1958 |
WORK ON LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ON SCHEDULE (PHOTO) |
9 |
August 14, 1958 |
MOSCOW CAFE PROPOSES MOVE TO EAST SIDE |
1 |
August 14, 1958 |
HUFTY, MCGINTY TOP UGN MEN |
7 |
August 14, 1958 |
YARROW BAY DEVELOPMENT (PHOTO) |
3 |
August 14, 1958 |
GRADUATES OF LAKE WASHINGTON RETURN TO DISTRICT AS NEW TEACHERS |
2 |
August 14, 1958 |
STEWART SCHOOL CHILDREN PLANT VEGETABLES ... |
10 |
August 14, 1958 |
KIRKLAND WATER CARNIVAL OPENS |
1 |
August 14, 1958 |
KIRKLAND DOCTORS ENDORSE METRO |
9 |
August 14, 1958 |
BEACH CONDITIONS FLUCTUATE, SAYS HEALTH GROUP |
1 |
August 14, 1958 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS OPINION ON WATER, SEWER LINES |
1 |
August 14, 1958 |
BEACH CONDITIONS FLUCTUATE, SAYS HEALTH GROUP |
1 |
August 14, 1958 |
GARDNER, ERWIN |
7 |
August 14, 1958 |
POSTAL RECEIPTS UP 12 1/2 PERCENT |
8 |
August 14, 1958 |
PHOTO CONTEST ENDS THIS MONTH; MRS E MILLER NAMED JULY WINNER |
10 |
August 14, 1958 |
CARAVAN ESCORTS KIRKLAND CYCLISTS TO SEATTLE-TACOMA AIRPORT |
5 |
August 14, 1958 |
JO ANNE GUNDERSON WINS MATCH IN CURTIS CUP |
4 |
August 14, 1958 |
LAUNCH FANCY SAILING BOAT AT YARROW BAY MARINA (LADY K) |
5 |
August 14, 1958 |
EVERGREEN BRIDGE ENDORSED BY TWO COUNTY CANDIDATES |
1 |
August 14, 1958 |
HOUGHTON SEEKS OPINION ON WATER, SEWER LINES |
1 |
August 14, 1958 |
'ROAD BLOCK' CONFRONTS FINN HILL WATER USERS |
9 |
August 14, 1958 |
MILDRED NAOMI SANDVICK, WAYNE ALLEN CARLSON |
6 |
August 21, 1958 |
CONGRATULATIONS MAXINE (CONOVER) |
3 |
August 21, 1958 |
COUPLE TO OBSERVE (50TH) ANNIVERSARY (HANSON, MR AND MRS JOHN) |
13 |
August 21, 1958 |
AMERICAN SLANG STUMPS ITALIAN EXCHANGE STUDENT (GERBI, DANNY) |
9 |
August 21, 1958 |
HAWAIIAN GIRL CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY IN KIRKLAND (VON, MARGARET) |
12 |
August 21, 1958 |
BROTHER'S WORK NEARS END ON NEW BUILDING (LAKEVIEW SUPERMARKET) |
11 |
August 21, 1958 |
KIRKLAND LAW FIRM MAKES NEW ADDITION (M D POWELL BUILDING) |
13 |
August 21, 1958 |
NEW SEATS ADDED TO STADIUM (PHOTO) |
4 |
August 21, 1958 |
UGN SURVEY SHOWS MANY KIRKLAND RESIDENTS BENEFIT FROM SERVICES |
8 |
August 21, 1958 |
BLUEBERRY GROWING IS THRIVING BUSINESS ... FOR MANY TEENAGERS |
14 |
August 21, 1958 |
ELEMENTARY TEACHERS ASSIGNED |
10 |
August 21, 1958 |
FFA COURSE TO BE DROPPED BY HIGH SCHOOL |
1 |
August 21, 1958 |
FINAL APPROVALS MADE BY SCHOOL BOARD DIRECTORS |
5 |
August 21, 1958 |
NEW TEACHERS WELCOMED; SCHOOL STARTS SEPT 3 |
6 |
August 21, 1958 |
BEAUTIFUL FLOATS APPEAR IN WATER CARNIVAL (PHOTOS) |
7 |
August 21, 1958 |
BIG PARADE TO LAUNCH REDMOND'S ANNUAL BICYCLE DERBY SATURDAY |
1 |
August 21, 1958 |
NEW GROUP SEEKS ENLARGED SITE FOR WORLD'S FAIR |
2 |
August 21, 1958 |
WATER CARNIVAL, PARADE, SHOWS TERMED SUCCESS |
7 |
August 21, 1958 |
MAYOR SUBMITS TENTATIVE FIGURES TO CITY COUNCIL FOR BUDGET STUDY |
1 |
August 21, 1958 |
WATER CONTRACT APPROVED BY KIRKLAND COUNCIL |
1 |
August 21, 1958 |
SEEK NO MILLAGE FOR METRO ACT ON SEPTEMBER 9 |
2 |
August 21, 1958 |
HOUGHTON PLATTING ORDINANCE SENT TO STATE FOR APPROVAL |
8 |
August 21, 1958 |
JUANITA PARK SEEKS NEW WATER |
11 |
August 21, 1958 |
BYRNE, BYRON |
5 |
August 21, 1958 |
EASTMAN, ALICE |
6 |
August 21, 1958 |
PLUMMER, MARY |
11 |
August 21, 1958 |
VAN DEURSEN, A C |
7 |
August 21, 1958 |
JO ANNE GUNDERSON WINS FIRST TWO MATCHES IN NATIONAL AMATEUR GOLF |
4 |
August 21, 1958 |
MAXINE CONOVER WINS NATIONAL BIKE TITLE |
1 |
August 21, 1958 |
MRS BLANCHARD CREWS ON WINNING PACIFIC COAST BOAT |
4 |
August 21, 1958 |
JUANITA PARK SEEKS NEW WATER |
11 |
August 21, 1958 |
SERVICES TO MARK 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF NAZARENE CHURCH |
7 |
August 21, 1958 |
HENNEN HEADS TRAIN EXCURSION |
2 |
August 21, 1958 |
JUANITA PARK SEEKS NEW WATER |
11 |
August 21, 1958 |
WATER CONTRACT APPROVED BY KIRKLAND COUNCIL |
1 |
August 21, 1958 |
WORK ON NATURAL GAS LINE TO BE COMPLETED SOON |
1 |
August 21, 1958 |
JOAN FARRA, JOEL ROHLINGER |
12 |
August 28, 1958 |
GOLDEN WEDDING OBSERVED (HANSON, MR AND MRS JOHN H) (PHOTO) |
11 |
August 28, 1958 |
LOCAL ARTIST'S WORK TO BE ENTERED IN 1960 CHRISTMAS SEAL CONTEST |
9 |
August 28, 1958 |
EAST SIDE PIONEER CELEBRATES 90TH BIRTHDAY (CLARK, FLORENCE L) |
11 |
August 28, 1958 |
MAXINE CONOVER, NEW U S BIKE CHAMPION, PLANS FOR '59 WORLD MEET |
7 |
August 28, 1958 |
REDMOND MAN VIEWS NIKE FIRING (MELQUIST, JOE) |
9 |
August 28, 1958 |
BRIDLE TRAILS FIRES ALARMING |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
NEW REDMOND JUNIOR HIGH OPENS (PHOTO) |
12 |
August 28, 1958 |
RESIDENTS VOICE OPPOSITION TO CAFE ZONING |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
KIRKLAND BOY SUFFERS BURNS IN HOME MISHAP (CROOK, DENNIS) |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
CHAMBER HEARS VIEWS ON METRO |
5 |
August 28, 1958 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BACKS METRO |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
EVERLY COX IS NAMED CHAMBER VICE-PRESIDENT |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
MRS WARNECK, DR RAMQUIST TO TOP UGN TEAMS |
5 |
August 28, 1958 |
IT PAYS IN DOLLARS AND CENTS FOR CHILDREN TO EAT LUNCHES AT SCHOOL |
9 |
August 28, 1958 |
REDMOND MAN VIEWS NIKE FIRING (MELQUIST, JOE) |
9 |
August 28, 1958 |
RESIDENTS VOICE OPPOSITION TO CAFE ZONING |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
IT PAYS IN DOLLARS AND CENTS FOR CHILDREN TO EAT LUNCHES AT SCHOOL |
9 |
August 28, 1958 |
LAKE WASHINGTON TEACHERS SUPPORT PENSION AMENDMENT ON FALL BALLOT |
5 |
August 28, 1958 |
MISS KINDERGARTEN '58 (PHOTO OF CINDY FLEXER) |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
NEW INSTRUMENTS ADDED TO SCHOOLS |
4 |
August 28, 1958 |
NEW TEACHERS GET ACQUAINTED, SESSIONS SLATED |
12 |
August 28, 1958 |
NANCY L BROWN, RICHARD ARCHER |
11 |
August 28, 1958 |
BRIDLE TRAILS FIRES ALARMING |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
APPOINT HUTCHINSON TO PLANNING GROUP |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BACKS METRO |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
PURSES RETURNED TO THREE OWNERS |
2 |
August 28, 1958 |
BENDER, LIDA MAY |
8 |
August 28, 1958 |
HENNAGIR, STEPHEN DOUGLAS |
5 |
August 28, 1958 |
JEWETT, WEBSTER |
2 |
August 28, 1958 |
JOHANSEN, VIRGINIA |
7 |
August 28, 1958 |
FEW CONTESTS EXIST IN PRIMARY; MAIN OPPOSITION FOR LEGISLATURE |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
BJORN, DENNIS LUNDER WIN EAST SIDE GOLF TITLES |
6 |
August 28, 1958 |
KIRKLAND BIKERS WIN TOP HONORS IN 16TH REDMOND RACING DERBY |
7 |
August 28, 1958 |
SCHOOL BUSSES STAY SAME WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS |
1 |
August 28, 1958 |
NORTHUP ROAD TO BE REPAIRED |
8 |
August 28, 1958 |
BARBARA LOUISE SMITH, RONALD V RATCLIFFE |
10 |
August 28, 1958 |
DELIGHT RICHARDSON, GEORGE MUNDELL |
10 |
August 28, 1958 |
LOU ANNE MEYER, JOHN WILSON POTTER |
10 |
September 4,
1958 |
BURGER MART - GRAND OPENING (PHOTO) |
11 |
September 4,
1958 |
PUMPKIN PLANT AT SUGHROUE HOME THREATENS TO TAKE OVER ENVIRONS |
1 |
September 4,
1958 |
BOWLER CELEBRATES 20TH BIRTHDAY WITH MARATHON (LEMKE, FLOYD) |
4 |
September 4,
1958 |
COLORFUL MEXICAN FLOWERS SUBJECT OF NEW ARTICLE (BANGHART, EDITH) |
11 |
September 4,
1958 |
NEW LITTLE KOREAN-AMERICAN GIRL JOINS GLEN BROWN FAMILY |
9 |
September 4,
1958 |
PLAN APARTMENT ON 2ND STREET |
1 |
September 4,
1958 |
MERCHANTS VETO MORE NIGHTS |
1 |
September 4,
1958 |
KIRKLAND YOUTH DROWNS FRIDAY ON FISHING TRIP (ISAKSON, IVAR) |
1 |
September 4,
1958 |
YOUNGSTERS USE ISLAND THAT CAME UP WHEN LAKE WASHINGTON WENT DOWN |
12 |
September 4,
1958 |
ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES MADE IN LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICTS |
6 |
September 4,
1958 |
ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM LISTS 41 SUBJECTS ON SCHEDULE OF CLASSES |
5 |
September 4,
1958 |
SCHOOL DIRECTOR GIVEN NEW JOB (HAUCK, GORDON) |
1 |
September 4,
1958 |
SPECIAL PLAY GROUP WILL OPEN CLASSES FOR SLOW CHILDREN |
9 |
September 4,
1958 |
SHARON LYNCH, JON WILSON |
10 |
September 4,
1958 |
COUGAR ON PROWL IN JUANITA TUESDAY CAUSES EXCITEMENT |
1 |
September 4,
1958 |
JUANITA FIRE BURNS 5 ACRES |
8 |
September 4,
1958 |
UP CITY BUDGET TO MEET COSTS |
1 |
September 4,
1958 |
JUANITA FIRE BURNS 5 ACRES |
8 |
September 4,
1958 |
NEW RESTROOM SET FOR JUANITA PARK |
12 |
September 4,
1958 |
YOUNGSTERS USE ISLAND THAT CAME UP WHEN LAKE WASHINGTON WENT DOWN |
12 |
September 4,
1958 |
BEACH, GEORGE |
2 |
September 4,
1958 |
COURTNEY, JOHN |
3 |
September 4,
1958 |
ISAKSON, IVAR |
1 |
September 4,
1958 |
KALLIO, AINO |
3 |
September 4,
1958 |
O'NEAL, MARGARET C |
3 |
September 4,
1958 |
PARKS, WINNIE L |
12 |
September 4,
1958 |
VANGEMERT, ALBERT CLINTON |
2 |
September 4,
1958 |
FINAL STATEMENTS GIVEN BEFORE PRIMARIES |
1 |
September 4,
1958 |
NEW PRECINCTS ADDED TO SCHOOL DISTRICT 414; POLLS OPEN TUESDAY |
1 |
September 4,
1958 |
NEW RESTROOM SET FOR JUANITA PARK |
12 |
September 4,
1958 |
COMPLETION DATE ON NATURAL GAS SET FOR THIS WEEK |
8 |
September 4,
1958 |
ZARA VANCE, DUANE HORKY |
10 |
September 11,
1958 |
PRETTY DRESS MADE BY KIRKLAND LASS IS JUDGED BEST (BORGFORD, B) |
11 |
September 11,
1958 |
ATTORNEY GENERAL BRINGS ACTION AGAINST HOUGHTON |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
INSPECTS DAMAGE (WALL OF W D POWELL BUILDING FALLS FROM WINDS) |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
JUANITA SCHOOL TO BE ENLARGED |
9 |
September 11,
1958 |
BARN DESTROYED IN SUNDAY FIRE (BROWN, HENRY B) |
5 |
September 11,
1958 |
AUTO AGENCY WINS TOP AWARD (EAST SIDE CHEVROLET) |
6 |
September 11,
1958 |
BORN BROTHERS NEW OWNERS OF FLAME CAFE |
2 |
September 11,
1958 |
MCEVOY SELLS LUMBER FIRM TO E H ROGERS |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
POPULAR DRIVE-IN ATTRACTS YOUNGSTERS (BURGER BARN) |
2 |
September 11,
1958 |
TV SERVICE MOVES TO NEW LOCATION |
2 |
September 11,
1958 |
INSPECTS DAMAGE (WALL OF W D POWELL BUILDING FALLS FROM WINDS) |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
ADVANCE GIFTS DIVISION LAUNCHES UGN DRIVE, NOW IN FIRST WEEK |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
BOARD CALLS SCHOOL BOND ELECTION |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
CRAFTS FEATURED IN STORE DISPLAYS OF ADULT SCHOOL; WEAVING OFFERED |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
LAKE WASHINGTON DISTRICT ENROLLMENTS HIGHER THAN EXPECTED |
9 |
September 11,
1958 |
JUDITH LOVELY, LAWRENCE WILLIAM AYERS |
11 |
September 11,
1958 |
BARN DESTROYED IN SUNDAY FIRE (BROWN, HENRY B) |
5 |
September 11,
1958 |
ATTORNEY GENERAL BRINGS ACTION AGAINST HOUGHTON |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
HOUGHTON OKEYS BUDGET FIGURES |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
ATTORNEY GENERAL BRINGS ACTION AGAINST HOUGHTON |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
NAVY'S LONGEST RANGE MISSILE WILL HAVE SHOWING IN KIRKLAND |
8 |
September 11,
1958 |
CONNOR, ELSIE H |
2 |
September 11,
1958 |
CURTIS, NORA Y |
2 |
September 11,
1958 |
GOODWON, WILLIS ERVENE |
2 |
September 11,
1958 |
KILGORE, HARRY BENJAMINE |
2 |
September 11,
1958 |
RUSSELL, ELIZABETH |
2 |
September 11,
1958 |
THOMPSON BEATS MILLER, LELAND WINS |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
NEW VICAR DUE AT ST JOHN'S |
11 |
September 11,
1958 |
SPECIAL SERVICES HELD TO CELEBRATE FOUNDING OF NAZARENE CHURCH |
9 |
September 11,
1958 |
HIGHWAY GROUP TO OPEN BIDS ON ROAD FENCING JOB |
8 |
September 11,
1958 |
WATER MEN TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT DISTRICT WITHDRAWAL |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
INSPECTS DAMAGE (WALL OF W D POWELL BUILDING FALLS FROM WINDS) |
1 |
September 11,
1958 |
BETTY SCHELP, HERB TONKIN |
11 |
September 11,
1958 |
GERI OLSON, LEE LEAKE |
10 |
September 11,
1958 |
JACQUELINE MCKIBBEN, RICHARD M DAVIS |
10 |
September 18,
1958 |
MARY WESCOTT WINS SILVER WINGS AS UNITED AIR LINE STEWARDESS |
9 |
September 18,
1958 |
OUR TOWN (GATES, JOHN P) |
2 |
September 18,
1958 |
RESPIRATION STUDIED BY STUDENT AT SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (NELSON, J) |
8 |
September 18,
1958 |
FAMILY HOMELESS AFTER SUNDAY BLAZE (JOHNSON, ROBERT) |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
FILL OPERATIONS BEGIN ON LAKE FRONT; APARTMENT HOUSE ERECTED LATE |
3 |
September 18,
1958 |
SUSPEND LIQUOR STORE EMPLOYEES |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
HIGH SCHOOL LAD RESCUED FROM LAKE AT JUANITA (SPARLING, STEVE) |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
CHAMBER TO SEEK OUSTER OF CITY PARKING METERS |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
TEENAGE CANTEEN DANCES BEGIN AGAIN |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
BLUFF GIVES WAY FOR PARKING LOT |
2 |
September 18,
1958 |
72 PUPILS ENROLLED IN ADVENTIST SCHOOL |
2 |
September 18,
1958 |
ADULT CLASSES REACH CAPACITY; COURSES CLOSED |
3 |
September 18,
1958 |
ELLA JOHNSON, DEAN COLSON |
10 |
September 18,
1958 |
SARAH KING, JOE BLACKBURN |
11 |
September 18,
1958 |
FAMILY HOMELESS AFTER SUNDAY BLAZE (JOHNSON, ROBERT) |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
COUNCIL CLARIFIES TRASH COLLECTION RATES |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
COMMUNITY INTEREST IN BEAUTIFICATION ASKED BY HOUGHTON |
11 |
September 18,
1958 |
SUPERIOR PLASTICS COMPANY MOVES PLANT FROM BELLINGHAM TO KIRKLAND |
3 |
September 18,
1958 |
LAKE WASHINGTON DROPS DOWN TO LOWEST LEVEL ON RECORD |
9 |
September 18,
1958 |
FILL OPERATIONS BEGIN ON LAKE FRONT; APARTMENT HOUSE ERECTED LATE |
3 |
September 18,
1958 |
KIRKLAND POLICE APPREHEND 10 JUVENILES INVOLVED IN BURGLARIES |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
ISAKSON, IVAR |
9 |
September 18,
1958 |
IVERSON, IVER |
3 |
September 18,
1958 |
LYNCH, EDWARD |
2 |
September 18,
1958 |
JOURNAL RECEIVES AWARD IN STATE-WIDE CONTEST |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
FERRIES GO INTO WINTER STORAGE (PHOTO OF SHASTA AND SAN MATEO) |
6 |
September 18,
1958 |
CHAMBER TO SEEK OUSTER OF CITY PARKING METERS |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
COUNCIL CLARIFIES TRASH COLLECTION RATES |
1 |
September 18,
1958 |
ANNE RISLEY, RICHARD D SANDERS |
10 |
September 18,
1958 |
ELINOR CARNS, EUGENE DODD |
8 |
September 18,
1958 |
KAREN ARNOLD, ROBERT COON |
11 |
September 18,
1958 |
MARIE HAASE, WILLIAM MCGREGOR |
10 |
September 18,
1958 |
PEGGY BEECH, RAYMOND LEE |
10 |
September 18,
1958 |
SUSAN WELLS, EDWIN CADLE |
10 |
September 25,
1958 |
MCLAUGHLIN GALS SHARE MANY FEMININE INTERESTS |
11 |
September 25,
1958 |
COURT DECISION ON BRIDLE TRAILS IS QUESTIONED |
1 |
September 25,
1958 |
TO OBSERVE CHAPEL DEDICATION SUNDAY (ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN) |
7 |
September 25,
1958 |
ART WEISHART OPENS BEL-KIRK MOTORS |
2 |
September 25,
1958 |
SNOQUALMIE MEN OPEN TIRE STORE |
1 |
September 25,
1958 |
KIRKLAND BANK WINS FOURTH UGN DRIVE AWARD |
1 |
September 25,
1958 |
KAREN LEE LYNCH, DENNIS WALKER |
10 |
September 25,
1958 |
FORM COMMITTEE TO IMPROVE CITY |
1 |
September 25,
1958 |
SHIPS TAKE COVER AT HOUGHTON FROM ALASKA ICE |
9 |
September 25,
1958 |
COURT DECISION ON BRIDLE TRAILS IS QUESTIONED |
1 |
September 25,
1958 |
FATAL CRASH RESULTS IN $25000 CLAIM |
1 |
September 25,
1958 |
JUVENILES FACING COURT HEARINGS NOW NUMBER 12 |
7 |
September 25,
1958 |
PETERSON, FLOYD |
7 |
September 25,
1958 |
WILSON, WILLIAM RALPH JR |
7 |
September 25,
1958 |
JOVAG WINS BIKE TITLE; IS NORTH AMERICAN CHAMP |
4 |
September 25,
1958 |
NEW VICAR TAKES ST JOHN'S POST (HAYMAN, ROBERT F) |
12 |
September 25,
1958 |
BRIDGE APPROACH BEING SURVEYED |
1 |
September 25,
1958 |
FENCING OPERATIONS TO BEGIN ON STATE HIGHWAY 1 ALTERNATE |
8 |
September 25,
1958 |
PARKING METERS FUTURE STUDIED |
1 |
September 25,
1958 |
JUDY WINES, KEITH CRUVER |
10 |
September 25,
1958 |
NANCY BROWN, RICHARD ARCHER |
10 |
October 2, 1958 |
LAKEVIEW IGA - GRAND OPENING |
13-Dec |
October 2, 1958 |
HEISDORF, NELSON PRODUCE CHICKENS FOR EGGS NOT MEAT |
8 |
October 2, 1958 |
YORK FARM TOUR SET FOR TODAY |
2 |
October 2, 1958 |
FAMILY IN LIBYA FINDS COUNTRY FULL OF SURPRISES (COTES, RAY) |
11 |
October 2, 1958 |
JUANITA GIRL TRAVELS INTO WILDS AS MEMBER OF HIKING PARTY (STARK) |
6 |
October 2, 1958 |
BIBLE COLLEGE TO BUILD IN HOUGHTON SOON (ARTIST'S SKETCH) |
9 |
October 2, 1958 |
JUANITA SCHOOL BIDS TO BE LET ON OCTOBER 2 |
6 |
October 2, 1958 |
BIBLE COLLEGE TO BUILD IN HOUGHTON SOON (ARTIST'S SKETCH) |
9 |
October 2, 1958 |
NEW $320,000 APARTMENTS SLATED FOR KIRKLAND (MONT-CLARE) |
1 |
October 2, 1958 |
GATEWAY THEATRE MAY REOPEN |
1 |
October 2, 1958 |
NEW LAKEVIEW IGA FOODLINER HAS GRAND OPENING HERE TODAY |
1 |
October 2, 1958 |
RESTAURANT TO HOLD FREE KIDS' PARTIES (FLAME) |
8 |
October 2, 1958 |
PARKING METERS ENDORSED BY CHAMBER GROUP |
1 |
October 2, 1958 |
UGN CAMPAIGN COLLECTS $3409 IN LOCAL AREA |
1 |
October 2, 1958 |
SCOUTS TO DISTRIBUTE CIVIL DEFENSE BOOK |
6 |
October 2, 1958 |
NEW HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS COME FROM FIVE STATES |
6 |
October 2, 1958 |
SCHOOLS TO TAKE PART IN SCIENCE CLASSES OVER TV |
10 |
October 2, 1958 |
SADIE HAWKINS DAY PROCLAIMED FOR EAST SIDE |
1 |
October 2, 1958 |
MAYOR REQUESTS BUS ADVISEMENT |
1 |
October 2, 1958 |
BIBLE COLLEGE TO BUILD IN HOUGHTON SOON (ARTIST'S SKETCH) |
9 |
October 2, 1958 |
PELLY URGES NEW STUDY TO STOP LOW LAKE LEVELS |
2 |
October 2, 1958 |
SCHOOLS TO TAKE PART IN SCIENCE CLASSES OVER TV |
10 |
October 2, 1958 |
MOREY, CHARLES A |
11 |
October 2, 1958 |
RUNSTETLER, N E |
8 |
October 2, 1958 |
SCOUTS TO DISTRIBUTE CIVIL DEFENSE BOOK |
6 |
October 2, 1958 |
MISS KIT EPPEL IS NEW MEMBER OF JOURNAL STAFF |
2 |
October 2, 1958 |
WALT IRVINE, JOE POTIER JOIN STAFF OF REAL ESTATE OFFICE |
8 |
October 2, 1958 |
BIBLE COLLEGE TO BUILD IN HOUGHTON SOON (ARTIST'S SKETCH) |
9 |
October 2, 1958 |
KIRKLAND WINS TRAFFIC CHECK SAFETY AWARD |
7 |
October 2, 1958 |
MAYOR REQUESTS BUS ADVISEMENT |
1 |
October 2, 1958 |
PARKING METERS ENDORSED BY CHAMBER GROUP |
1 |
October 2, 1958 |
TO BUILD ROAD OVERPASS ON 2-A |
2 |
October 2, 1958 |
JEANNETTE COLLINS, ROBERT NIXON |
10 |
October 2, 1958 |
MARIAN HAWKINS, ARTHUR HOLT |
10 |
October 9, 1958 |
KIRKLANDITE FILMS DISNEY TV PICTURE (JEWELL, RAY) |
9 |
October 9, 1958 |
TEACHER NOW 90 STILL HEARS FROM FORMER STUDENTS (MILLER, LAURA) |
9 |
October 9, 1958 |
JUANITA SCHOOL JOB AWARDED SEATTLE COMPANY |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
TRAIN COLLIDES WITH STALLED CAR; DAMAGE HEAVY |
9 |
October 9, 1958 |
REZONING REQUEST RUNS AFOUL OF CLOVERLEAF PLAN |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT APPROVES BUDGET AT $2,045,963 |
2 |
October 9, 1958 |
SALLY JOUBERT, RONALD FREY |
12 |
October 9, 1958 |
ZONA SANDERSON, RALPH HARRIS |
12 |
October 9, 1958 |
"STINKY" PAYS UNEXPECTED VISIT TO FAMILY (SHAWHAN) |
6 |
October 9, 1958 |
BUSINESSMEN PLAN COMMUNITY CARNIVAL FOR JUANITA JUNCTION LIGHTS |
13 |
October 9, 1958 |
CITY BUDGET APPROVED, TO INCLUDE MONIES FOR SURVEY OF DEPARTMENT |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
BYGONE YEARS RECALLED (PHOTO OF 1931 1ST GRADE CLASS) |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
BUSINESSMEN PLAN COMMUNITY CARNIVAL FOR JUANITA JUNCTION LIGHTS |
13 |
October 9, 1958 |
JUANITA SCHOOL JOB AWARDED SEATTLE COMPANY |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
ATTORNEY GENERAL ENTERS TELEPHONE RATE CASE |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
FISH, LORENZO D |
2 |
October 9, 1958 |
PROUD, BLANCHE |
2 |
October 9, 1958 |
RUNSTETLER, NORVAL E |
2 |
October 9, 1958 |
EAST SIDE JOURNAL TO PUBLISH NEW KIRKLAND DIRECTORY MAP |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
PUBLIC SERVICE GROUP STUDIES BUS APPLICATION |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
ROAD LEAGUE BYPASSES BRIDGE |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
STATE ROAD 2-A MAY OPEN TO CARS LATER IN MONTH |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
ATTORNEY GENERAL ENTERS TELEPHONE RATE CASE |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
TELEPHONE RATE INCREASE UNDER STUDY BY STATE |
1 |
October 9, 1958 |
NANCY ANDERSON, IVER NESS |
12 |
October 16,
1958 |
MARRIAGE IN JAPAN 50 YEARS AGO OBSERVED BY ALFRED NICOLLE FAMILY |
12 |
October 16,
1958 |
RHYTHM MAN LEAVES NAME BANDS FOR LIFE IN KIRKLAND (TARP, MAX) |
10 |
October 16,
1958 |
GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW COLLEGE |
1 |
October 16,
1958 |
JUANITA SCHOOL WORK TO BEGIN BY NOVEMBER 1 |
1 |
October 16,
1958 |
NEW MODERN APARTMENTS PROPOSED FOR HOUGHTON LAKESHORE FRONTAGE |
1 |
October 16,
1958 |
IT GOES LIKE THIS (PHOTO OF TRACIE INGERSOLL & HULA HOOP) |
11 |
October 16,
1958 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT CIVIL DEFENSE PLAN PROPOSED |
9 |
October 16,
1958 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT CIVIL DEFENSE PLAN PROPOSED |
9 |
October 16,
1958 |
ARLENE SCHWARZ, ROBERT HOWE |
14 |
October 16,
1958 |
JUANITA SCHOOL WORK TO BEGIN BY NOVEMBER 1 |
1 |
October 16,
1958 |
DYNAMITE BLASTS BREAK 43 WINDOWS IN KIRKLAND |
1 |
October 16,
1958 |
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED BY ANTI-TB LEAGUE TO AID IN TESTING |
11 |
October 16,
1958 |
HARDEE, MARTHA G |
1 |
October 16,
1958 |
CAR ENTHUSIAST EDITS HORSELESS CARRIAGE PAPER (FLETCHER, ELLIOTT) |
9 |
October 16,
1958 |
PORTABLE TELEPHONE IN FUTURE PREDICTED BY PUBLIC RELATIONS |
1 |
October 16,
1958 |
TELEPHONE RATE HEARING MOVED TO KIRKLAND |
1 |
October 16,
1958 |
DARLENE GRAY, RODNEY OJA |
14 |
October 23,
1958 |
C F "POP" FINK JOHNNY-ON-THE-SPOT; HEISDORF & NELSON
WEATHER MAN |
10 |
October 23,
1958 |
KIRKLANDITE DUSTS-OFF RARE PAPER FROM CIVIL WAR (WORDEN, GEORGE Z |
12 |
October 23,
1958 |
OUR TOWN (ANDERSON, GEORGE) |
2 |
October 23,
1958 |
HIGHWAY PLANS STALL ACTION ON ANNEXATION |
1 |
October 23,
1958 |
LAND CLEARED FOR YARROW BAY SITE; CONSTRUCTION IN SPRING |
11 |
October 23,
1958 |
EXPERTS EXPLAIN PHONICS LESSONS |
11 |
October 23,
1958 |
SCHOOL BOARD ANSWERS QUESTIONS CONCERNING NOVEMBER BOND ISSUE |
10 |
October 23,
1958 |
KIRKLAND FIREMEN STUDY GAS FIRES |
11 |
October 23,
1958 |
TRICK OR TREAT CUSTOM GIVEN APPROVAL |
10 |
October 23,
1958 |
BOYS CHARGED WITH ENTERING BOX CARS |
1 |
October 23,
1958 |
POLICE REPORT (DYNAMITE) BLASTS NOT JUVENILE WORKS |
1 |
October 23,
1958 |
ALEXANDER, EARL |
1 |
October 23,
1958 |
GREYHOUND TRANSFER EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 3; SERVICE INCREASED |
1 |
October 23,
1958 |
GOVERNOR, LELAND REFUTE ATTEMPT TO SCUTTLE EVERGREEN BRIDGE SITE |
1 |
October 23,
1958 |
HIGHWAY PLANS STALL ACTION ON ANNEXATION |
1 |
October 23,
1958 |
RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONIES MARK OPENING OF STATE HIGHWAY TODAY |
9 |
October 23,
1958 |
TOLLS ON PRESENT BRIDGE BANNED ONE YEAR AGO |
1 |
October 23,
1958 |
KAREN STRANDE, TOM HAMMOND |
14 |
October 30,
1958 |
GOLDEN WEDDING OF KIRKLAND COUPLE (COOPER, MR AND MRS PERCY) |
6 |
October 30,
1958 |
CITIZENS BANK PLANS BRANCH |
1 |
October 30,
1958 |
GOLD STAR MOTHER COUNTS JOURNEY TO FRANCE AS MEMORABLE (DELL, C) |
7 |
October 30,
1958 |
OUR TOWN (CLEMMONS, RON) |
2 |
October 30,
1958 |
LINDA RAY PERRINE, JAMES R STROH |
14 |
October 30,
1958 |
VIDA MAE MCHOES, PERRY WAYNE PICKETT |
14 |
October 30,
1958 |
GOBLINS TO HOWL FRIDAY NIGHT AT SCHOOL FETES |
1 |
October 30,
1958 |
NEED PLANTS NOW FOR HOUGHTON PARK |
13 |
October 30,
1958 |
RASMUSSEN, MYRTLE |
2 |
October 30,
1958 |
INTEREST MOUNTS FOR VOTERS AS GENERAL ELECTION NEARS |
1 |
October 30,
1958 |
POLL OPENED TUESDAY FOR GENERAL ELECTION, 48 PRECINCTS INCLUDED |
9 |
October 30,
1958 |
NEED PLANTS NOW FOR HOUGHTON PARK |
13 |
October 30,
1958 |
INGLEWOOD CHURCH OBSERVES FOUNDING |
14 |
October 30,
1958 |
HIGHWAY OPENING PROVES SUCCESS |
16 |
October 30,
1958 |
OLGA E STENSON, JAMES D BARRETT |
14 |
November 6,
1958 |
COUPLE WED 65 YEARS (CRAMER, MR AND MRS JOHN) |
12 |
November 6,
1958 |
OUR TOWN (HARTSHORN, HOWARD) |
2 |
November 6,
1958 |
PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATION PAYS OFF FOR BILL CROW, JAZZ MUSIC MASTER |
5 |
November 6,
1958 |
ONE-MAN OPERATION STARTS NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION ART SHOP (STAFFORD |
9 |
November 6,
1958 |
KIRKLAND PLACES FOURTH IN DRIVE (UGN) |
1 |
November 6,
1958 |
RESIDENTS URGED TO WELCOME MOTHERS SEEKING CIVIL DEFENSE INFO |
9 |
November 6,
1958 |
VOTERS APPROVE SCHOOL BONDS BY NARROW MARGIN |
1 |
November 6,
1958 |
DEMAND COUNCIL TO PAY REPAIRS FOR WATER TANK (ROSENTHAL, MRS ED) |
1 |
November 6,
1958 |
THOMPSON, LELAND AND ANDERSEN WIN |
1 |
November 6,
1958 |
MORNING MAIL SORTING BETTERED |
1 |
November 6,
1958 |
STIFF GALE MONDAY DOWNS POWER LINES |
1 |
November 6,
1958 |
LORALEE MYERS, JOE HESTER |
12 |
November 13,
1958 |
PLUNGING CAR WRECKS FRONT OF MARKET (CLICK'S) |
1 |
November 13,
1958 |
VANDALS CAUSE $1000 DAMAGE TO HIGH SCHOOL |
1 |
November 13,
1958 |
HUSBAND, WIFE TEAM OPEN NEW VARIETY STORE (HOFSTETTER) |
8 |
November 13,
1958 |
PLUNGING CAR WRECKS FRONT OF MARKET (CLICK'S) |
1 |
November 13,
1958 |
CHAMBER FAVORS INSTALLATION OF RAILROAD SIGNAL |
1 |
November 13,
1958 |
KIWANIS CLUB "DARKIES" (PHOTO OF MINSTREL SHOW) |
5 |
November 13,
1958 |
COUNCIL DENIES ZONING REQUEST |
1 |
November 13,
1958 |
SEATTLE DOOR EXPANDS TO MEET NEW NEEDS |
9 |
November 13,
1958 |
VANDALS CAUSE $1000 DAMAGE TO HIGH SCHOOL |
1 |
November 13,
1958 |
MARECK, MARY ANN |
11 |
November 13,
1958 |
MEMPA, SIGNE |
11 |
November 13,
1958 |
THOMAS, WENDELL B |
11 |
November 13,
1958 |
CHURCH OFFICIAL TO INSTALL VICAR HAYMAN, REV ROBERT - ST JOHN'S) |
15 |
November 13,
1958 |
CHAMBER FAVORS INSTALLATION OF RAILROAD SIGNAL |
1 |
November 13,
1958 |
PROPOSE SEWAGE FOR YARROW BAY |
1 |
November 20,
1958 |
YORK FARM IS BIG BUSINESS, MERCHANTS LEARN DURING FARM-CITY WEEK |
7 |
November 20,
1958 |
AMERICAN WAY "CATCHES ON" WITH EXCHANGE STUDENT DANNY GERBI |
11 |
November 20,
1958 |
LAKE WASHINGTON STUDENT PLACES 2ND IN "PRETTIEST GIRL"
(POLACEK) |
9 |
November 20,
1958 |
OUR TOWN (BAIER, VERNON) |
2 |
November 20,
1958 |
PRIMROSES LEAD ANN SIEPMAN TO PRESIDENCY OF NATIONAL SOCIETY |
8 |
November 20,
1958 |
WALL NEARS COMPLETION (KEN'S SHELL) |
10 |
November 20,
1958 |
FIRE DAMAGES HARVEY HOME ON ROSE HILL EARLY TUESDAY NIGHT |
1 |
November 20,
1958 |
FRANK SHINSTROM TO SKIPPER '59 YMCA DRIVE |
1 |
November 20,
1958 |
KIRKLAND UGN DRIVE TOPS GOAL |
1 |
November 20,
1958 |
REZONING MAPS TO BE CHANGED |
1 |
November 20,
1958 |
BARBARA ANN BIRNEY, LESLIE EARL SMITH |
13 |
November 20,
1958 |
SHARON LEE DURKEE, MICHAEL D MCMANUS |
12 |
November 20,
1958 |
FIRE DAMAGES HARVEY HOME ON ROSE HILL EARLY TUESDAY NIGHT |
1 |
November 20,
1958 |
R W BECK FIRM TO ADMINISTER KIRKLAND STUDY |
1 |
November 20,
1958 |
JAYCEES GET EARLY START ON ST NICK; START DECORATING NEXT WEEK |
1 |
November 20,
1958 |
HARDY, JOHN F |
13 |
November 20,
1958 |
HARRISON, DOROTHY E |
8 |
November 20,
1958 |
LAMBERT, HATTIE |
8 |
November 20,
1958 |
POST OFFICE WINS NATIONAL AWARD |
9 |
November 20,
1958 |
BILL MCLAUGHLIN RELAXES AFTER 'WONDERFUL' SEASON |
1 |
November 20,
1958 |
RUTH OSTROW, CHARLES MORGAN |
12 |
November 25,
1958 |
WENATCHEE MAN BUYS KIRKLAND SPORT STORE (MCLEOD, KEN) |
6 |
November 25,
1958 |
HIGH SCHOOL COLORS CARRIED OUT IN 'NEW LOOK' AT TEENAGE CANTEEN |
3 |
November 25,
1958 |
SEWER LINES PROPOSED FOR NEW YARROW BAY TRACT |
1 |
November 25,
1958 |
MCEVERS, HUGH A |
2 |
November 25,
1958 |
SEWER LINES PROPOSED FOR NEW YARROW BAY TRACT |
1 |
November 27,
1958 |
JUANITA FAMILY INCREASES IN SIZE WITH HUSKY MASCOT (CROSS, HARRY) |
1 |
November 27,
1958 |
COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY OPENS IN KIRKLAND |
6 |
November 27,
1958 |
HOUGHTON OKEYS ANNEXATION PLAN |
1 |
November 27,
1958 |
SCHOOL DISTRICTS COMBINE TO PROVIDE CLASS FOR PARTIALLY BLIND |
6 |
November 27,
1958 |
KIWANIS CLUB TO SPONSOR MINSTREL SHOW |
1 |
November 27,
1958 |
FIREMEN GIVE THANKS FOR NEW CAR, NOW PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES |
5 |
November 27,
1958 |
CARNIVAL OF FUN TO USHER IN HOLIDAY SEASON |
4 |
November 27,
1958 |
UP SHE GOES (PHOTO OF CHRISTMAS TREE) |
2 |
November 27,
1958 |
HOUGHTON OKEYS ANNEXATION PLAN |
1 |
November 27,
1958 |
HOUGHTON TO ASK FOR CITY SERVICE ON SEWER LINES |
1 |
November 27,
1958 |
BARNETT, HELENE |
4 |
November 27,
1958 |
CLAUSEN, JENS C |
5 |
November 27,
1958 |
DENHOLM, ANDREW |
5 |
November 27,
1958 |
OBAN, CLARA |
3 |
November 27,
1958 |
PRO WRESTLING SLATED FOR KIRKLAND |
2 |
November 27,
1958 |
BREAKWATER PROPOSED FOR SMALL BOAT MOORAGE |
1 |
November 27,
1958 |
RAILROAD SIGNAL INSTALLATION NOW WITHIN SIGHT |
1 |
November 27,
1958 |
RAILROAD SIGNAL INSTALLATION NOW WITHIN SIGHT |
1 |
November 27,
1958 |
HOUGHTON TO ASK FOR CITY SERVICE ON SEWER LINES |
1 |
December 4,
1958 |
CECELIA HARGRAVE DESCRIBES COLORFUL LIFE IN MEXICO |
8 |
December 4,
1958 |
TWELVE-YEAR-OLD WINS SAN FRANCISCO TRIP (CROSS, KIM) |
1 |
December 4,
1958 |
STORE DELUGED WITH GREETING CARDS FROM KIDS (CONNOLLY'S SHOES) |
6 |
December 4,
1958 |
"TOYS FOR TOTS" CAMPAIGN NOW IN HIGH GEAR |
9 |
December 4,
1958 |
BAZAAR TO BENEFIT STEWART SCHOOL WILL FEATURE GAY XMAS BOOTHS |
13 |
December 4,
1958 |
KIRKLAND GIRLS COMPLETE BABY SITTING COURSE |
6 |
December 4,
1958 |
CONSOLIDATION STUDY PROPOSED |
1 |
December 4,
1958 |
INVITATIONS OUT TO HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI REUNION |
1 |
December 4,
1958 |
SHOWBOAT MINSTREL SHOW OPENS FRIDAY EVE AT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL |
9 |
December 4,
1958 |
HOUGHTON ASKS KIRKLAND'S HELP TO INSTALL YARROW BAY SEWER LINES |
1 |
December 4,
1958 |
PETERSON, LULU JOSEPHINE |
2 |
December 4,
1958 |
REYNOLDS, CAROLINE J |
13 |
December 4,
1958 |
WALSH, WILLIAM |
2 |
December 4,
1958 |
KIRKLAND-BELLEVUE EMBLEM CLUB TO INSTALL AT CEREMONY SATURDAY |
13 |
December 4,
1958 |
JOIN THE RANKS OF THE VFW (PHOTO) |
10 |
December 4,
1958 |
TWELVE-YEAR-OLD WINS SAN FRANCISCO TRIP (CROSS, KIM) |
1 |
December 4,
1958 |
RAILROAD ENGINEERS TO STUDY CROSSING SITE |
2 |
December 4,
1958 |
RAILROAD ENGINEERS TO STUDY CROSSING SITE |
2 |
December 4,
1958 |
HOUGHTON ASKS KIRKLAND'S HELP TO INSTALL YARROW BAY SEWER LINES |
1 |
December 4,
1958 |
SEWER DISTRICT PLAN DELAYED |
1 |
December 11,
1958 |
FAMILY LIVING IN MEXICO FINDS FLOWERS BEAUTIFUL (HARGRAVE) |
11 |
December 11,
1958 |
JOCKEY RETURNS FOR KIRKLAND VISIT (PRUEITT, DONALD) |
9 |
December 11,
1958 |
KIRKLAND LAD ENTERS EUROPE WITH VANCOUVER BOY'S BAND (BOYLE, J) |
10 |
December 11,
1958 |
MAIL CARRIER REWARDED FOR USABLE IDEA (OVINK, ROBERT H) |
1 |
December 11,
1958 |
PETER CLARKE IS TOP UW EDITOR |
9 |
December 11,
1958 |
GROUND BREAKING (PHOTO AT JUANITA SCHOOL) |
3 |
December 11,
1958 |
NAME COURTNEY CHAMBER PREXY |
1 |
December 11,
1958 |
FUN FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART (PHOTOS) |
13 |
December 11,
1958 |
STUDENTS TAKE TEACHER WORK IN CLASSROOM |
10 |
December 11,
1958 |
KATHERINE CANTERBURY, ERNEST PARKINSON |
14 |
December 11,
1958 |
MINSTREL SHOW HUMOR ENJOYED |
14 |
December 11,
1958 |
STUDENT WRITES KIRKLAND'S STORY (SHERRARD, WILLIAM R) |
1 |
December 11,
1958 |
CITY DONS GAY ATTIRE TO WELCOME HOLIDAYS |
1 |
December 11,
1958 |
INTERNATIONAL DINNER CLUB SERVES TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS MEAL |
14 |
December 11,
1958 |
MEANING OF CHRISTMAS RELATED BY MINISTERS |
11 |
December 11,
1958 |
TOWN WILL ASK SEWER DISTRICT FOR WITHDRAWAL |
1 |
December 11,
1958 |
SCHOOL BREAK IN STILL UNSOLVED |
8 |
December 11,
1958 |
GRAHAM, MARIAN ALICE |
2 |
December 11,
1958 |
INTERNATIONAL DINNER CLUB SERVES TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS MEAL |
14 |
December 11,
1958 |
HAPPY BIRTHDAY (PHOTO OF GIRL SCOUT TROOP NO 1338) |
12 |
December 11,
1958 |
JOB'S DAUGHTERS WILL INSTALL AT PUBLIC CEREMONY |
12 |
December 11,
1958 |
JOCKEY RETURNS FOR KIRKLAND VISIT (PRUEITT, DONALD) |
9 |
December 11,
1958 |
MEANING OF CHRISTMAS RELATED BY MINISTERS |
11 |
December 11,
1958 |
TOWN WILL ASK SEWER DISTRICT FOR WITHDRAWAL |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
SET DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY (RECOR, MR AND MRS MARTIN) |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
GUAM RESIDENT HOME ON VISIT (WAITE, GLORIA) |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
SCHOOLS MEET FIRE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
E H ROGERS APPOINTED TO DIRECT KIRKLAND'S MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE |
8 |
December 18,
1958 |
FORMER STUDENTS INVITED TO HIGH SCHOOL REUNION |
9 |
December 18,
1958 |
CAROL ANN CONE, JOSEPH W NICKLAUS |
13 |
December 18,
1958 |
FRANCES ALLEN, JIM SUMNER |
13 |
December 18,
1958 |
SCHOOLS MEET FIRE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
GALA LIGHT CELEBRATION SCHEDULED FOR JUANITA |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
MEANING OF CHRISTMAS RELATED BY LOCAL MINISTERS |
8 |
December 18,
1958 |
CITIZENS REFUSE WATER HOOK-UP; FACE SHUTOFF |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
CITY TO HELP HOUGHTON INSTALL SEWER LINES |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
GALA LIGHT CELEBRATION SCHEDULED FOR JUANITA |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
JUANITA STUDY GROUP CONSIDERS CHANGES IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT |
9 |
December 18,
1958 |
GREGORY SLAYER SUSPECT QUESTIONING CONTINUES |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
DILL, ALFRED C |
9 |
December 18,
1958 |
OLDSTERS PLAN BOWLING TEAM |
7 |
December 18,
1958 |
NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED FOR COUNTY PARK |
2 |
December 18,
1958 |
MEANING OF CHRISTMAS RELATED BY LOCAL MINISTERS |
8 |
December 18,
1958 |
CITIZENS REFUSE WATER HOOK-UP; FACE SHUTOFF |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
CITY TO HELP HOUGHTON INSTALL SEWER LINES |
1 |
December 18,
1958 |
JOAN CLARK, FREDERICK POTTER |
12 |
December 25,
1958 |
HA'PENNY NO LONGER BUYS "SWEETS" (WHEADON, MRS PERCY) |
1 |
December 25,
1958 |
KIM CROSS, MOTHER LEAVE FRIDAY FOR SAN FRANCISCO |
1 |
December 25,
1958 |
MISSIONARY FAMILY CELEBRATES XMAS IN KIRKLAND (HOLM, JESS) |
5 |
December 25,
1958 |
SCHOOL ACQUIRES 'B' PROJECT LAND FOR FUTURE USE |
8 |
December 25,
1958 |
NELS STENSLAND OPENS NEW BAKERY IN ORVILLE |
9 |
December 25,
1958 |
GRADE SCHOOL CHILDREN PRESENT CITY EMPLOYEES WITH SCROLL |
8 |
December 25,
1958 |
GRADE SCHOOL CHILDREN PRESENT CITY EMPLOYEES WITH SCROLL |
8 |
December 25,
1958 |
SID R HAMMOND ADMINISTRATOR FOR DISTRICT 414 |
5 |
December 25,
1958 |
DEPRESSION ENDS PLAN FOR STEEL MILL IN KIRKLAND |
12 |
December 25,
1958 |
CHRISTMAS TRAIL TOUR WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY EVE |
1 |
December 25,
1958 |
CHURCHES PLAN SPECIAL RITES FOR CHRISTMAS |
1 |
December 25,
1958 |
SPUTNIK CHRISTMAS TREES (PHOTO) |
12 |
December 25,
1958 |
JUANITA SURVEY SHOWS REVENUE POTENTIAL IN AREA ... |
2 |
December 25,
1958 |
PUGET SOUND SHIPS IN WINTER STORAGE AT HOUGHTON (PHOTO) |
9 |
December 25,
1958 |
GREGORY SLAYER SUSPECT DENIES MURDER, CASE STILL TOP PRIORITY |
1 |
December 25,
1958 |
CHURCHES PLAN SPECIAL RITES FOR CHRISTMAS |
1 |
December 25,
1958 |
MEANING OF CHRISTMAS RELATED BY MINISTERS |
9 |
January 1, 1959 |
H & N FARMS WIN FIFTH FIVE YEAR AWARD |
1 |
January 1, 1959 |
COUPLE TO HONOR 50TH ANNIVERSARY (KREITER, MR AND MRS ADAM) |
5 |
January 1, 1959 |
KIRKLAND TRAVELER PLANS EUROPEAN TOUR (WILLIAMS, RAE) |
12 |
January 1, 1959 |
FIRST '59 BABY TO RECEIVE GIFTS IN BABY DERBY |
1 |
January 1, 1959 |
SCHOOLS IN CITY PASS INSPECTION FOR FIRE SAFETY |
8 |
January 1, 1959 |
JUANITA COMMUNITY CHURCH BURNS SATURDAY |
1 |
January 1, 1959 |
SHOPPERS GIVEN VALUABLE GIFTS |
8 |
January 1, 1959 |
KIRKLAND FIREMEN SAVE 16-MONTH BABY'S LIFE (HARVEY, PAMELA MARIE) |
1 |
January 1, 1959 |
REZONING MAPS UP FOR CHANGE |
9 |
January 1, 1959 |
SCHOOL ADMIN. FACE EDUCATION REQUIREMENT PROBLEMS IN DISTRICT |
9 |
January 1, 1959 |
STUDENTS ELECT CITY OFFICIALS IN CIVICS STUDY |
9 |
January 1, 1959 |
SCHOOLS IN CITY PASS INSPECTION FOR FIRE SAFETY |
8 |
January 1, 1959 |
METRO, GREGORY MURDER CONFESSION NAMED TOP STORIES FOR 1958 |
6 |
January 1, 1959 |
HAPPY NEW YEAR BABY IS WEE IRISH COLLEEN (ANDERSON, SHANNON) |
1 |
January 1, 1959 |
JUANITA TURNS ON TWENTY NEW LIGHTS FOR JUNCTION |
1 |
January 1, 1959 |
TOWN TAKES FIRST STEPS TO EXTEND HOUGHTON SEWERS |
9 |
January 1, 1959 |
JUANITA COMMUNITY CHURCH BURNS SATURDAY |
1 |
January 1, 1959 |
JUANITA TURNS ON TWENTY NEW LIGHTS FOR JUNCTION |
1 |
January 1, 1959 |
BURGESS, NORA BROOKS |
12 |
January 1, 1959 |
HAMMOND, RUSSELL |
5 |
January 1, 1959 |
HAYNES, MARIAN E |
1 |
January 1, 1959 |
HAYNES, NATHANIEL |
1 |
January 1, 1959 |
THE PIONEER FIVE (PHOTO OF BOWLERS OVER AGE 70) |
2 |
January 1, 1959 |
KING'S MESSENGERS TO SING AT CHURCH ANNIVERSARY (1ST BAPTIST) |
5 |
January 1, 1959 |
INTERCHANGE PLANNED FOR HIGHWAY'S INTERSECTION |
9 |
January 1, 1959 |
LIGHTING PLANNED FOR STATE HIGHWAY |
12 |
January 1, 1959 |
TOWN TAKES FIRST STEPS TO EXTEND HOUGHTON SEWERS |
9 |
January 1, 1959 |
LOIS EMILY BALDWIN, ROGER RYSTROM |
5 |
January 8, 1959 |
FORMER NEIGHBORS ATTEND GOLDEN WEDDING RECEPTION OF KREITERS |
11 |
January 8, 1959 |
CITIZENS BANK DESIGNATED AS '59 DEPOSITORY |
1 |
January 8, 1959 |
HOLIDAY GUEST IS FORMER ARMY FRIEND, SINGER (FRANKLIN, DUNKIRK) |
8 |
January 8, 1959 |
KIRKLANDITE ADMITS JAN 1 SWIM SEEMED COLDER LAST YEAR (FALKNER) |
9 |
January 8, 1959 |
SHIELA RATHBUN, MARGARET HARNISH WINNERS IN PHILHARMONIC CONTEST |
6 |
January 8, 1959 |
BOUNCING BABY BOY WELCOMES YEAR AS CONTEST WINNER (HOUSER, TODD) |
1 |
January 8, 1959 |
SEATTLE DOOR CO TO BUILD NEW WAREHOUSE |
9 |
January 8, 1959 |
START FUND TO RESTORE HOME DAMAGED BY FIRE (ACKER) |
1 |
January 8, 1959 |
KIRKLAND BUSINESS PERKS UP AS NEW FIRMS MOVE TO TOWN IN '58 |
6 |
January 8, 1959 |
KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCES BUSY PROGRAM FOR 1959 |
5 |
January 8, 1959 |
START FUND TO RESTORE HOME DAMAGED BY FIRE (ACKER) |
1 |
January 8, 1959 |
WILL BRIDGE HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF |
2 |
January 8, 1959 |
GLORIA FAY FROGNER, EARL PEARSON |
11 |
January 8, 1959 |
JUDEE BROWN, JAMES WEIDIGER |
10 |
January 8, 1959 |
KAREN PETERSON, LAIRD ALDRICH |
10 |
January 8, 1959 |
SALLY SHEETS, FRANK ONDECK |
11 |
January 8, 1959 |
FOUR FIRES RAGE IN KIRKLAND IN PAST WEEK |
2 |
January 8, 1959 |
START FUND TO RESTORE HOME DAMAGED BY FIRE (ACKER) |
1 |
January 8, 1959 |
CITY APPROVES NEW ORDINANCE, ZONING CHANGES |
1 |
January 8, 1959 |
CITY GOVERNMENT OFFERS JUANITA MORE BENEFITS THAN COUNTY RULE |
2 |
January 8, 1959 |
CHRISTMAS TRAIL CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED BY SPONSORING GROUPS |
9 |
January 8, 1959 |
CITY GOVERNMENT OFFERS JUANITA MORE BENEFITS THAN COUNTY RULE |
2 |
January 8, 1959 |
KIRKLANDITE ADMITS JAN 1 SWIM SEEMED COLDER LAST YEAR (FALKNER) |
9 |
January 8, 1959 |
POSTPONE LAKE BREAKWATER |
1 |
January 8, 1959 |
WIMER, ORLIN H |
1 |
January 8, 1959 |
KIWANIANS NAME O.K. PIKE NEW PRESIDENT |
1 |
January 8, 1959 |
JOURNAL RATES GO UP AFTER NEW YEAR |
1 |
January 8, 1959 |
FIRST SNOWMAN FOR THE NEW YEAR (PHOTO) |
12 |
January 8, 1959 |
KATHERINE CANTERBURY, ROLAND PARKINSON |
10 |
January 8, 1959 |
SALLY ANN BOGART, RONALD HAND |
10 |
January 15,
1959 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE HOME FROM VISIT IN ACKER POINT, ALASKA (SMITH, F) |
6 |
January 15,
1959 |
SKATERS PLACE SECOND ON COAST (FLOWERS, JEFF - MCGRATH, MARY JOAN |
7 |
January 15,
1959 |
STEWART SCHOOL BENEFITS FROM SORORITY HAT PROJECT |
1 |
January 15,
1959 |
INGLEWOOD HILLS HOMES PROJECT OPEN TO PUBLIC |
9 |
January 15,
1959 |
MEDALLION HOME TO GO ON DISPLAY THIS WEDNESDAY |
8 |
January 15,
1959 |
BASKETS GIVEN TO 31 FAMILIES FOR CHRISTMAS |
6 |
January 15,
1959 |
MOTHERS WILL MARCH JANUARY 29 AS FINALE TO '59 MARCH OF DIMES |
7 |
January 15,
1959 |
RESIDENTS GIVE TO ACKER FAMILY, CONTINUE FUND |
1 |
January 15,
1959 |
EDEN ANN ESCOTT, ALONZO CARTER JR |
5 |
January 15,
1959 |
JUDITH CLARE BOGART, DONALD C CURTIS |
5 |
January 15,
1959 |
KIRKLAND DEBTS CUT $102,000 SINCE 1956 HIGH |
2 |
January 15,
1959 |
MIDLAKES AREA DONATED AS SITE FOR HOSPITAL |
2 |
January 15,
1959 |
EARLY DAY PHOTOGRAPH RECALLS CLUB INSTALLATION (LIONS CLUB) |
10 |
January 15,
1959 |
BASKETS GIVEN TO 31 FAMILIES FOR CHRISTMAS |
6 |
January 15,
1959 |
HOUGHTON ASKS START OF SEWERS |
1 |
January 15,
1959 |
SAFES BLASTED IN POST OFFICE BURGLARY SUNDAY |
1 |
January 15,
1959 |
KIRKLAND LIBRARY REPORTS INCREASE IN YOUNG READERS DURING YEAR |
7 |
January 15,
1959 |
REDMOND BASE TO BE REMODELED FOR NIKE HERCULES INSTALLATION |
1 |
January 15,
1959 |
DOWD, ALBERT W |
2 |
January 15,
1959 |
MARTINDALE, HERBERT L |
7 |
January 15,
1959 |
SAFES BLASTED IN POST OFFICE BURGLARY SUNDAY |
1 |
January 15,
1959 |
HOUGHTON ASKS START OF SEWERS |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
BOARD OF DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED BY STOCKHOLDERS AT CITIZENS BANK |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
RESIDENT SEES BECAUSE OF GIFT TO EYE BANK (PAULSON, JUSTIN) |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
SAGA OF MESSAGE CARRIED 2500 MILES (FARRAR, MR AND MRS CONN) |
9 |
January 22,
1959 |
$10,000 CUT FROM EQUIPMENT COST IN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION |
11 |
January 22,
1959 |
OPEN HOUSE HELD AT HOUGHTON FOR MEDALLION HOME |
6 |
January 22,
1959 |
PLAN $2 MILLION PROJECT IN CITY (HOME FOR ELDERLY) |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
MARCH OF DIMES NEARS END - MOTHERS MARCH JANUARY 29 |
12 |
January 22,
1959 |
BRIDGE PLANS STALL ACTION ON ANNEXATION |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
MARILYN SMITH, LEROY ENGSTROM |
2 |
January 22,
1959 |
TEAM OF 48TH DISTRICT LEGISLATORS COOPERATE TO BENEFIT EAST SIDE |
9 |
January 22,
1959 |
CITY AWARDS BID TO BLAU'S SERVICE |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
SEATTLE DOOR HAS $80000 PAYROLL |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
JUANITA STUDY GROUP FINDS ANNEXATION TO KIRKLAND FAVORABLE |
2 |
January 22,
1959 |
LAVIER, AGNUS |
7 |
January 22,
1959 |
NIELSON, ALEXANDER GEORGE |
7 |
January 22,
1959 |
TAYLOR, LARRY D |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
CAMPFIRE GIRLS LEARN SALESMANSHIP FOR MINT SALE STARTING JAN 31 |
10 |
January 22,
1959 |
PIPER HOT ROD CLUB NEEDS BUILDING FOR CAR 'TINKERING' |
5 |
January 22,
1959 |
ST LUKE'S PASTOR TO ARRIVE IN APRIL (PIERSON, PAUL B) |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
BRIDGE PLANS STALL ACTION ON ANNEXATION |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
EVERGREEN BRIDGE BIDS TO BE CALLED |
1 |
January 22,
1959 |
HIGHWAY COMMISSION PROPOSES NEW JUNCTION FOR KIRKLAND ACCESS |
9 |
January 22,
1959 |
STREET LIGHT POLES BEING REP[LACED BY STATE WORK CREWS |
1 |
January 29,
1959 |
KIRKLAND PENNEY'S SELECTED TO OFFER CREDIT FACILITIES |
5 |
January 29,
1959 |
ACID EXPLOSION BURNS STUDENT AT HIGH SCHOOL (MYERS, TED) |
1 |
January 29,
1959 |
PROPOSE $11,000,000 YARROW BAY DEVELOPMENT |
1 |
January 29,
1959 |
PARENTS ASKED TO PARTICIPATE IN AUDIO-VISUAL PROGRAM AT JR HIGH |
10 |
January 29,
1959 |
SCHOOL BUDGETS CONSIDERED BY STATE REVIEWED BY DISTRICT TEACHERS |
1 |
January 29,
1959 |
STEWART SCHOOL STARTS MENTAL HEALTH PROJECT |
6 |
January 29,
1959 |
KIRKLAND FIREMEN SET RECORD FOR '58 LOSS BY FIRE |
8 |
January 29,
1959 |
POLICE OFFICER CREDITED WITH SAVING BUILDING (WILLIAMS, GEORGE) |
9 |
January 29,
1959 |
HOUGHTON OPPOSES JUSTICE COURT BILL |
1 |
January 29,
1959 |
WILDWOOD SEWER PLAN PRESENTED TO TOWN COUNCIL |
1 |
January 29,
1959 |
JUANITA GROUP APPROVES CONSOLIDATION OF AREA |
12 |
January 29,
1959 |
"SAFETY FIRST" FIREARMS SLOGAN URGED BY SHERIFF |
7 |
January 29,
1959 |
CADMAN, BETTY L |
10 |
January 29,
1959 |
MILLER, LAURA |
5 |
January 29,
1959 |
SOLVANG, ELMER |
8 |
January 29,
1959 |
REPORT PROGRESS FOR BAPTISTS |
7 |
January 29,
1959 |
ROSE HILL MOTHERS SEEK SIGNAL FOR RAILROAD CROSSING |
5 |
January 29,
1959 |
BRIDGE CONSIDERED ACCOMPLISHED FACT IN OLYMPIA, LELAND SAYS |
1 |
January 29,
1959 |
ROSE HILL MOTHERS SEEK SIGNAL FOR RAILROAD CROSSING |
5 |
January 29,
1959 |
STATE COMMISSION ASKS $42500 TO RELOCATE ROAD INTO KIRKLAND |
9 |
January 29,
1959 |
WILDWOOD SEWER PLAN PRESENTED TO TOWN COUNCIL |
1 |
January 29,
1959 |
HIGH VELOCITY WINDS DE-ROOF REDMOND HOME |
9 |
February 5,
1959 |
WENDALL J SALAS TO OBSERVE 25TH WEDDING DATE |
10 |
February 5,
1959 |
RETURNED TRAVELER GIVES RECIPE FOR TOUR (MCLAUGHLIN, BERTHA) |
6 |
February 5,
1959 |
RICHARD NYQUIST REMINISCES 31 YEARS OF SERVICE TO KIRKLAND |
9 |
February 5,
1959 |
YOUNG SONG-WRITER INTRODUCES BALLAD AT JR HIGH (JACKSON, WILLIE) |
8 |
February 5,
1959 |
KIRKLAND HARDWARE ANNOUNCES CHANGE (NAME TO COAST STORES) |
7 |
February 5,
1959 |
NEW EAST SIDE BUSINESS STARTS ON 3 WHEELS (Z-Z-ZIPPY DELIVERY) |
5 |
February 5,
1959 |
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS STUDIED, HIRE CONSULTANT |
1 |
February 5,
1959 |
SCHOOLS OBSERVE CLOTHING WEEK |
1 |
February 5,
1959 |
CONSOLIDATION STUDY URGED FOR ALL AREAS |
1 |
February 5,
1959 |
BRAILLE CLASS FOR ADULTS STARTS FEB 16 AT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL |
8 |
February 5,
1959 |
EVA WISTI, MICHAEL WILLIAMS |
11 |
February 5,
1959 |
KATHERINE BIEHN, LARRY DOBBS |
10 |
February 5,
1959 |
LYNETTE KAY FARMAN, THOMAS JAMES BABCOCK |
10 |
February 5,
1959 |
CITY PAYS OFF WARRANTS TO RAISE FINANCIAL STATUS |
1 |
February 5,
1959 |
VACCINATIONS SET FOR LW SCHOOLS |
5 |
February 5,
1959 |
RICHARD NYQUIST REMINISCES 31 YEARS OF SERVICE TO KIRKLAND |
9 |
February 5,
1959 |
JUANITA STUDY GROUP FAVORS CITY MANAGER FORM OF GOVERNMENT |
7 |
February 5,
1959 |
INVESTIGATORS IDENTIFY POST OFFICE BURGLARS AS CANADIAN |
1 |
February 5,
1959 |
KIRKLAND CYCLISTS MUST BUY TAGS BY FIRST OF APRIL |
7 |
February 5,
1959 |
REDMOND YOUTH ASSAULTS BUS DRIVER FRIDAY |
1 |
February 5,
1959 |
BARON, HENRY PROSPER |
5 |
February 5,
1959 |
BARTRON, BARBARA |
5 |
February 5,
1959 |
CAMPBELL, OLIVER W |
5 |
February 5,
1959 |
ENDERLIN, WILLIAM R |
5 |
February 5,
1959 |
MILLER, LAURA |
10 |
February 5,
1959 |
MOEN, LOUIS O |
5 |
February 5,
1959 |
NEWLAND, GEORGE LEONARD |
5 |
February 5,
1959 |
REID, SOPHIE M |
5 |
February 5,
1959 |
STENDER, CHARLES W |
6 |
February 5,
1959 |
INVESTIGATORS IDENTIFY POST OFFICE BURGLARS AS CANADIAN |
1 |
February 5,
1959 |
POST OFFICE TO STREAMLINE MAIL SERVICE MONDAY |
9 |
February 5,
1959 |
CITY APPROVES RESOLUTION TO INSTALL LINES |
6 |
February 5,
1959 |
NEW SEWER LINE INSTALLED BY ENEY |
1 |
February 5,
1959 |
FRANCES ALLEN, JAMES SUMNER |
10 |
February 5,
1959 |
JANICE EHRET, WAYNE LAMPHERE |
10 |
February 5,
1959 |
MARILYN PATRICIA SMITH, LEROY ENGSTROM |
11 |
February 12,
1959 |
KIRKLAND FAMILY SPEND WINTER VACATION IN HAWAII (BYRNE, ANN) |
10 |
February 12,
1959 |
MARGARET HARNISH HONORED IN NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP TEST |
10 |
February 12,
1959 |
MEET SAM, MASSIVE GREAT DANE WITH DESIRE TO BE LAP DOG (GRIFFITHS |
11 |
February 12,
1959 |
SECRETARY OF ENGINEERS RATED SUPERIOR WORKER (HOLEN, SALLY) |
8 |
February 12,
1959 |
HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION PROVIDES 21 NEW ROOMS (PHOTOS) |
9 |
February 12,
1959 |
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH FOUNDED IN EARLY DAY EAST SIDE COMMUNITY |
6 |
February 12,
1959 |
VAUX FAVORS LARGER STORE AREA; PROPOSES SALE OF PRESENT CITY HALL |
1 |
February 12,
1959 |
CAR CRASHES INTO HOME SATURDAY (PAULSON, LEONARD) |
5 |
February 12,
1959 |
EAST SIDE CIVIL DEFENSE UNIT READIED FOR SHOW |
1 |
February 12,
1959 |
MAP OF KIRKLAND |
13-Dec |
February 12,
1959 |
YARROW BAY ANNEXATION RESULTS IN LAWSUIT |
1 |
February 12,
1959 |
BOAT SHOW SLATED FOR KIRKLAND |
2 |
February 12,
1959 |
POPULAR PRIMROSE SHOW NAMED NATIONAL EXHIBITION THIS YEAR |
11 |
February 12,
1959 |
PRETTY HIGH SCHOOL LASS FIRST ENTRY IN CONTEST (MACARTHUR, HONEY) |
1 |
February 12,
1959 |
TO SHOW LINCOLN PENNY ON EMANCIPATOR'S DAY (CARNAHAN, STANLEY) |
9 |
February 12,
1959 |
CONSTRUCTION CO PLANS EXPANSION FROM KIRKLAND |
11 |
February 12,
1959 |
YARROW BAY ANNEXATION RESULTS IN LAWSUIT |
1 |
February 12,
1959 |
SHAFFER COMPANY AWARDED NIKE CONTRACT |
8 |
February 12,
1959 |
DAVIS, LILLIAN G |
1 |
February 12,
1959 |
ROBINSON, SETH |
2 |
February 12,
1959 |
BOY SCOUT WEEK BEING OBSERVED BY LOCAL TROOPS, THROUGHOUT NATION |
5 |
February 12,
1959 |
CALL BIDS FOR SECOND LAKE WASHINGTON BRIDGE |
1 |
February 12,
1959 |
ALICE MAY OLSON, JERRY DUANE BRYANT |
11 |
February 19,
1959 |
YOUTH PRAISED FOR ROAD COURTESY (GOSSELIN, JOHN) |
9 |
February 19,
1959 |
KIRKLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE BEGAN 40 YEARS AGO ON ROSE HILL |
7 |
February 19,
1959 |
ADVENTIST CHURCH WORK CREWS TO COMPLETE REBUILDING ACKER HOME |
1 |
February 19,
1959 |
MERCHANTS PLAN BIG SALES EVENT AND BOAT SHOW |
9 |
February 19,
1959 |
FATHER KILLED; TERRIFIC CRASH BLOCKS TRAFFIC |
1 |
February 19,
1959 |
CHAMBER HAS 92 MEMBERS TO DATE |
1 |
February 19,
1959 |
AREA CONSOLIDATION STUDY TO BE AIRED AT OPEN MEETING |
1 |
February 19,
1959 |
EXPECT YARROW BAY AGREEMENT LATER IN WEEK |
2 |
February 19,
1959 |
PRESCHOOLERS LEARN CREATIVE SKILLS IN KIRKLAND NURSERY SCHOOL |
10 |
February 19,
1959 |
SCHOOL BUSSES PILE-UP; CARRYING SEVENTY PERCENT OF STUDENTS |
9 |
February 19,
1959 |
BONNIE DEVERE, ROBERT WIESEN JR |
10 |
February 19,
1959 |
KAY HOLM, RICHARD H PIKE |
10 |
February 19,
1959 |
FRANCES ROBERTS TO COMPETE FOR MISS KIRKLAND |
1 |
February 19,
1959 |
COUNCIL REFERS BIDS FOR TRUCK INTO COMMITTEE |
5 |
February 19,
1959 |
KIRKLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE BEGAN 40 YEARS AGO ON ROSE HILL |
7 |
February 19,
1959 |
SCHOOL BUSSES PILE-UP; CARRYING SEVENTY PERCENT OF STUDENTS |
9 |
February 19,
1959 |
POWER COMPANY TO DEDICATE NEW SUBSTATION |
11 |
February 19,
1959 |
TELEPHONE RATES RAISED; EFFECTIVE THIS WEDNESDAY |
1 |
February 26,
1959 |
EUROPEAN MARKET OUTLET OPENED BY HEISDORF AND NELSON FARMS |
1 |
February 26,
1959 |
JUNIOR HIGH ART INSTRUCTOR CREATES MOSAIC (HAUGLAND, RENWICK) |
12 |
February 26,
1959 |
ORIENTAL THEME PREVAILS FOR PARTY HONORING LINDA WOLFE'S B'DAY |
8 |
February 26,
1959 |
OUR TOWN (ORDAL, OLAF) |
2 |
February 26,
1959 |
PRIZE WINNING CHURCH DESIGNED BY BOB RATHJEN |
2 |
February 26,
1959 |
HOUGHTON LOSES STATE PARK IN COURT ACTION |
1 |
February 26,
1959 |
HISTORY OF ST JOHN'S CHURCH DATES BACK TO MISSION MEETING IN 1922 |
6 |
February 26,
1959 |
VOLUNTEER WORK CREW REBUILDS ACKER HOME |
1 |
February 26,
1959 |
AUTO PARTS STORE TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY (PHOTO OF EARL'S) |
7 |
February 26,
1959 |
JEAN'S FABRICS TO HAVE GRAND OPENING DAYS |
1 |
February 26,
1959 |
ADVERSE EFFECT OF NEW TAXES CITED AT CHAMBER |
1 |
February 26,
1959 |
JUNIOR HIGH ART INSTRUCTOR CREATES MOSAIC (HAUGLAND, RENWICK) |
12 |
February 26,
1959 |
KIRKLAND JUNIOR HIGH LISTS 195 PUPILS ON SEMESTER HONOR ROLL |
5 |
February 26,
1959 |
LAKE WASHINGTON MUSIC STUDENTS MAKE GOOD SHOWING AT FESTIVAL |
11 |
February 26,
1959 |
LANGUAGES USED TO KEEP SCHOOLS ABREAST OF JET AGE |
9 |
February 26,
1959 |
READY JUNIOR HIGH TALENT SHOW |
7 |
February 26,
1959 |
SCHOOL STUDY PLAN CRITICIZED BEFORE BOARD |
1 |
February 26,
1959 |
TWO TEACHERS HIRED BY SCHOOL DISTRICT MONDAY |
2 |
February 26,
1959 |
PATTE STUBBS, ERVIN NJOS |
10 |
February 26,
1959 |
SHARON TINA ANDERSON, HAROLD ROLAND HOFSTEDT |
10 |
February 26,
1959 |
KIRKLAND CHOIRS TO PARTICIPATE IN MUSIC PARADE |
11 |
February 26,
1959 |
ANEEN PULLMAN ENTERS KIRKLAND QUEEN CONTEST |
2 |
February 26,
1959 |
ALL DRESSED UP (1931 PHOTO OF FIREMEN) |
5 |
February 26,
1959 |
ALL DRESSED UP (1931 PHOTO OF FIREMEN) |
5 |
February 26,
1959 |
BELLEVUE OWNER PROPOSES NURSING HOME FOR HOUGHTON |
6 |
February 26,
1959 |
HOUGHTON LOSES STATE PARK IN COURT ACTION |
1 |
February 26,
1959 |
PLAN FURTHER STUDY IN CONSOLIDATION |
6 |
February 26,
1959 |
HOUGHTON LOSES STATE PARK IN COURT ACTION |
1 |
February 26,
1959 |
BAKER, CHARLES |
2 |
February 26,
1959 |
MUNZINGER, LEONA |
2 |
February 26,
1959 |
POUNDS, BERTHA M |
7 |
February 26,
1959 |
PRATT, GERALD |
7 |
February 26,
1959 |
HOUGHTON LOSES STATE PARK IN COURT ACTION |
1 |
February 26,
1959 |
TELEPHONE CO ALARMED OVER RATE WARRANT |
9 |
February 26,
1959 |
GERALDINE WOOD, CHARLES G REEVES |
10 |
March 5, 1959 |
KIRKLAND MOTHER RECEIVES PTA LIFE MEMBERSHIP PIN (TOPP, MRS) |
13 |
March 5, 1959 |
OUR TOWN (MCCLINTIK, RUSSELL) |
2 |
March 5, 1959 |
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH PLANS BUILDING PROGRAM FOR HILL SITE |
13 |
March 5, 1959 |
TO ADD 12 NEW UNITS (PHOTO OF SUNDOWN APARTMENTS) |
6 |
March 5, 1959 |
35 NEW BOATS GO ON DISPLAY IN BIG SALES EVENT |
1 |
March 5, 1959 |
PRETTY COEDS MODEL FASHIONS FOR FABRIC STORE |
12 |
March 5, 1959 |
CLUBS COOPERATE TO SPONSOR DANCE FOR EMERGENCY CAR EQUIPMENT |
6 |
March 5, 1959 |
PUBLIC TO HEAR RECORDING ON BRAINWASHING |
6 |
March 5, 1959 |
HIGH SCHOOL EXCHANGE PROGRAM TO SPONSOR STUDENT ABROAD |
7 |
March 5, 1959 |
PELLY REQUESTS SCHOOL FUNDS |
7 |
March 5, 1959 |
FORMER PRINCESS ENTERS KIRKLAND BEAUTY CONTEST (SHEPARD, SANDRA) |
1 |
March 5, 1959 |
EAST SIDE RESIDENTS JOIN IN STATEWIDE TAX FIGHT |
1 |
March 5, 1959 |
CITY APPROVES NEW FAIR SITE |
1 |
March 5, 1959 |
CLUBS COOPERATE TO SPONSOR DANCE FOR EMERGENCY CAR EQUIPMENT |
6 |
March 5, 1959 |
CITY MAY LOOK TO LAKE FOR FUTURE WATER SUPPLY |
1 |
March 5, 1959 |
KIRO TO PRESENT STORY OF KIRKLAND |
1 |
March 5, 1959 |
JONES, WILLIAM E |
9 |
March 5, 1959 |
FROGMEN RECEIVE GENEROUS CHECK FOR DIVING GEAR |
10 |
March 5, 1959 |
EAST SIDE TEENAGERS POLISH SKIING SKILLS IN YMCA CLASSES |
9 |
March 5, 1959 |
KANGS IN STATE TOURNEY |
1 |
March 5, 1959 |
35 NEW BOATS GO ON DISPLAY IN BIG SALES EVENT |
1 |
March 5, 1959 |
CITY MAY LOOK TO LAKE FOR FUTURE WATER SUPPLY |
1 |
March 5, 1959 |
PHONE COMPANY INSTALLS 10000 PHONES DURING 1958 |
2 |
March 5, 1959 |
START WORK PROJECT TO EXTEND 86800 FEET TELEPHONE CABLE |
8 |
March 5, 1959 |
TELEPHONE BOOKS IN MAIL |
1 |
March 5, 1959 |
ARLENE SCHWARZ, ROBERT HOWE |
12 |
March 12, 1959 |
ADVENTURE IN HERBS IS APT TITLE FOR HOBBY (STINSON, MRS LISLE) |
11 |
March 12, 1959 |
CHAMPION OF YOUTH IS HONORED FOR 30 YEARS SERVICE (WALKER, HERMAN |
8 |
March 12, 1959 |
'GRAMP' FISHER WILL COMMEMORATE CENTURY MARK ON ST PATRICK'S DAY |
9 |
March 12, 1959 |
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER EARNS SCIENCE GRANT (WILLARD, STANLEY) |
9 |
March 12, 1959 |
HOUSING CODE RECOMMENDED FOR KIRKLAND |
9 |
March 12, 1959 |
COLLEGE CONFAB TO HAVE ANSWERS READY FOR JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS |
10 |
March 12, 1959 |
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER EARNS SCIENCE GRANT (WILLARD, STANLEY) |
9 |
March 12, 1959 |
MEETING CALLED TO PLAN SCHOOL ELECTION IN MAY |
1 |
March 12, 1959 |
GLORIA ANN MATHEWSON, WILLIAM WARREN WOOLLEY |
10 |
March 12, 1959 |
SHARON ENGSTROM ENTERED IN MISS KIRKLAND RACE |
2 |
March 12, 1959 |
PELLY OPPOSES POST OFFICE PROPOSAL FOR CONSOLIDATION |
1 |
March 12, 1959 |
KIRKLAND FILMED FOR TV PROGRAM (PHOTOS) |
7 |
March 12, 1959 |
FELLERS, DELLA |
9 |
March 12, 1959 |
FRANSDEN, LAWRENCE |
9 |
March 12, 1959 |
HALL, FRED |
9 |
March 12, 1959 |
UNDERWOOD, HAROLD LYNN (CHICK) |
1 |
March 12, 1959 |
PELLY OPPOSES POST OFFICE PROPOSAL FOR CONSOLIDATION |
1 |
March 12, 1959 |
KANGS ENTER SECOND ROUND OF AA TOURNEY |
1 |
March 12, 1959 |
CALL WORK PARTY FOR HOUGHTON PARK |
9 |
March 12, 1959 |
MISSIONARIES TO PRESENT PROGRAM (HALLIWELL, PASTOR AND MRS L B) |
6 |
March 12, 1959 |
PETITIONS OUT FOR RR SIGNAL |
1 |
March 12, 1959 |
CITY PLANS MAJOR STREET REPAIRS DURING SUMMER |
1 |
March 12, 1959 |
PETITIONS OUT FOR RR SIGNAL |
1 |
March 19, 1959 |
12-YEAR-OLD NAMED TO COMPETE IN NAT'L SKI EVENT (GARRETSON, RANDY |
5 |
March 19, 1959 |
NEW APARTMENTS TO OPEN AHEAD OF SCHEDULE (PHOTO) |
10 |
March 19, 1959 |
MARKET STREET ZONING REQUEST HEARING SET |
1 |
March 19, 1959 |
ANNUAL COOKING SCHOOL SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 7TH |
7 |
March 19, 1959 |
EXTENDED INSTRUCTION IS STUDIED BY SCHOOLS |
1 |
March 19, 1959 |
HIGH SCHOOLERS ASSIST TEACHERS IN CLASSROOMS |
9 |
March 19, 1959 |
JANET MARIANNE MARWOOD, JAMES PARRICK |
8 |
March 19, 1959 |
GARDEN CLUB CHAIRMEN ANNOUNCED FOR PRIMROSE SHOW APRIL 17 TO 19 |
11 |
March 19, 1959 |
SANDRA HOLLOMAN, NEVA WHEATLEY COMPLETE MISS KIRKLAND ENTRIES |
7 |
March 19, 1959 |
SATURDAY BLAZE DESTROYS PLEASURE BOAT NEAR DOCK ("WEE MOOK") |
1 |
March 19, 1959 |
HOUGHTON TOWN COUNCIL APPROVES TWO ANNEXATIONS; NEW NURSING HOME |
11 |
March 19, 1959 |
CADLE, MARIENNE |
1 |
March 19, 1959 |
HAMMAR, TUANA |
8 |
March 19, 1959 |
LEGION'S HISTORY RECALLED BY PAST COMMANDERS |
1 |
March 19, 1959 |
KANGS BOW TO RENTON IN FINAL |
4 |
March 19, 1959 |
SATURDAY BLAZE DESTROYS PLEASURE BOAT NEAR DOCK ("WEE MOOK") |
1 |
March 19, 1959 |
EXPECT FIRST BIDS ON BRIDGE FLOATING UNIT |
1 |
March 19, 1959 |
BARBARA CHAPIN, JAMES HARPER |
8 |
March 19, 1959 |
NADINE ANN ROWE, WALTER W WEGENER |
8 |
March 26, 1959 |
MEXICAN FLORAL BEAUTY CHARMS LOCAL RESIDENT (BANGHART, EDITH) |
6 |
March 26, 1959 |
OUR TOWN (MILLER, JOHN L (JACK)) |
2 |
March 26, 1959 |
YOUTH'S FIRST SONG RECORDED (JACKSON, WILLIE) |
7 |
March 26, 1959 |
KIRKLAND SAFEWAY STORE COMPLETES REMODELING |
9 |
March 26, 1959 |
CITY RESIDENTS PROTEST MARKET STREET REZONING |
1 |
March 26, 1959 |
YARROW BAY PROPERTY SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT; ANNEXATION WITHHELD |
1 |
March 26, 1959 |
KANGAROOS INVADE "HOME AWAY FROM HOME" (KANGAROO PINS) |
5 |
March 26, 1959 |
POPULAR COOKING SCHOOL EVENT KEYED TO BOTH YOUNG AND EXPERIENCED |
11 |
March 26, 1959 |
JUANITA KIDS CHORUS TO PRESENT THREE OPERATIC SKITS ON APRIL 7TH |
7 |
March 26, 1959 |
CITY CLEANUP WEEK STARTS MONDAY; RESIDENTS URGED TO PARTICIPATE |
1 |
March 26, 1959 |
DEER SEEN ON BUSY BOULEVARD SUNDAY |
2 |
March 26, 1959 |
MARILYN STOKKE, SHARON BERSOIK TO VIE FOR MISS KIRKLAND CROWN |
2 |
March 26, 1959 |
BURGLARS ENTER KIRKLAND HOMES EARLY SUNDAY |
1 |
March 26, 1959 |
YARROW BAY PROPERTY SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT; ANNEXATION WITHHELD |
1 |
March 26, 1959 |
$25000 IN NEW EQUIPMENT PLANNED FOR KIRKLAND HOSPITAL EXPANSION |
6 |
March 26, 1959 |
HANSON, JOHN H |
14 |
March 26, 1959 |
JONES, ROGER |
2 |
March 26, 1959 |
GROUP FINDS SWIM POOL MAY COST $275,000 |
6 |
March 26, 1959 |
KIRKLAND AREA CHURCHES SCHEDULE SPECIAL SERVICES FOR EASTER WEEK |
1 |
March 26, 1959 |
LAKE BRIDGE BID ONE MILLION BELOW ESTIMATE |
1 |
March 26, 1959 |
PHONE COMPANY ASKS FOR RATE RECONSIDERATION |
1 |
March 26, 1959 |
VIRGINIA HESLER, HARRY CROSS |
10 |
April 2, 1959 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE TO CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY (STEVENS, GARDNER) |
1 |
April 2, 1959 |
CURRENT DISNEY PICTURE FILMED BY RAY JEWELL |
9 |
April 2, 1959 |
FORMER CALIFORNIA HORSE TRAINER REMAINS ACTIVE (VALDEZ, M R) |
5 |
April 2, 1959 |
MODERN ASPECTS OF AFRICA IMPRESS KIRKLAND TRAVELER (WILLIAMS, RAE |
9 |
April 2, 1959 |
WOODS PURCHASE ALLEN BUILDING |
8 |
April 2, 1959 |
PRESBYTERY ACCEPTS NEW CHURCH PLANS |
6 |
April 2, 1959 |
ANIMAL DESIGNS GO ON DISPLAY IN KIRKLAND STORES |
10 |
April 2, 1959 |
MEDINA FAMILY WILL RECEIVE WORLD FAMOUS YOUNGER'S CANDY BUSINESS |
1 |
April 2, 1959 |
SECOND REQUEST FOR RESTAURANT MADE BY GORIN |
1 |
April 2, 1959 |
DONORS GIVE $170 TO WILES FUND FIRST WEEK |
1 |
April 2, 1959 |
BE SURE TO ATTEND COOKING SCHOOL |
6 |
April 2, 1959 |
RON DAVIS IS CHOICE FOR TRIP ABROAD |
1 |
April 2, 1959 |
BARBERSHOP SONG FEST SLATED FOR SATURDAY, MAY 9 |
5 |
April 2, 1959 |
AMATEURS URGED TO ENTER NATIONAL PRIMROSE SHOW THIS YEAR |
11 |
April 2, 1959 |
SEWER FINANCING PLAN PROPOSED |
1 |
April 2, 1959 |
SEATTLE FIRM PLANS TO MOVE TO EAST SIDE (UNITED CONTROL CORP) |
1 |
April 2, 1959 |
FRISKE, MRS JOHN |
5 |
April 2, 1959 |
NELSON, JOHN |
9 |
April 2, 1959 |
PARKS, RAY HENRY |
11 |
April 2, 1959 |
ST LUKE'S CHURCH TO WELCOME PASTOR (PIERSON, REV PAUL) |
11 |
April 2, 1959 |
PUGET SOUND POWER, LIGHT DEDICATES NEW JUANITA SUBSTATION |
9 |
April 2, 1959 |
MARY KELLER, SINCLAIR HAMMOND |
10 |
April 9, 1959 |
"THE MIKADO" TO BE SHOWN ON EAST SIDE |
10 |
April 9, 1959 |
SYMPHONY TO GIVE CONCERT FOR SCHOOLS |
1 |
April 9, 1959 |
KIRKLAND FAMILY SPENDS THREE MONTHS IN NORWAY (BREKNE, KNUT) |
14 |
April 9, 1959 |
SENIOR LAD WINS PLANNING CONTEST (HADFIELD, BILL) |
2 |
April 9, 1959 |
MOVING DAY ARRIVES FOR ACKERS; HOME IS RESTORED |
9 |
April 9, 1959 |
HALLS FORD CO TO HANDLE BOAT AND MOTOR LINE |
2 |
April 9, 1959 |
KIRKLAND'S J C PENNEY CELEBRATES 57TH ANNIVERSARY IN STYLE |
8 |
April 9, 1959 |
TRAIN DEMOLISHES CAR IN CRASH ON NE 85TH ST |
1 |
April 9, 1959 |
PUGET POWER PUTS END TO LONG ERA OF LINES IN BUSINESS DISTRICT |
7 |
April 9, 1959 |
JESS WILES FUND AMOUNTS TO $368 |
1 |
April 9, 1959 |
CIVIL DEFENSE SIRENS TO SOUND FOR ALERT TEST |
8 |
April 9, 1959 |
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION SEEKS SOLUTION FOR MARKET ST ZONING |
2 |
April 9, 1959 |
NEW REGISTRARS WORK FOR MAY SCHOOL ELECTION |
2 |
April 9, 1959 |
SPECIAL 10-MILL SCHOOL LEVY ELECTION SET FOR MAY 19 |
1 |
April 9, 1959 |
JACQUELINE CAROL BURNARD, RAYMOND S WALLACE |
11 |
April 9, 1959 |
J P PATCHES TO HIGHLIGHT SPRING FESTIVAL |
14 |
April 9, 1959 |
MISS KIRKLAND PAGEANT TO BE "BEAUTY-FULL" AFFAIR |
1 |
April 9, 1959 |
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION SEEKS SOLUTION FOR MARKET ST ZONING |
2 |
April 9, 1959 |
EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARD NOSTALGIA) |
1 |
April 9, 1959 |
EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARD NOSTALGIA) |
1 |
April 9, 1959 |
LIBRARY AUTHORS SPONSOR RECEPTION FOR NORTHWEST AUTHORS |
5 |
April 9, 1959 |
TV SPOTS SCHEDULED FOR PRIMROSE SHOW |
1 |
April 9, 1959 |
KUSKE, EMMA MATILDA |
7 |
April 9, 1959 |
NORDRUM, PAULINE M |
7 |
April 9, 1959 |
STAATS, FRANCIS W |
7 |
April 9, 1959 |
PASTOR NAMED FOR ST LUKE'S (PIERSON, REV PAUL B) |
9 |
April 9, 1959 |
TEST LAWSUIT EXPECTED TO CLEAR SECOND BRIDGE |
1 |
April 9, 1959 |
PUGET POWER PUTS END TO LONG ERA OF LINES IN BUSINESS DISTRICT |
7 |
April 9, 1959 |
WATER SITUATION CRITICAL; PROMPT ACTION SOUGHT |
1 |
April 16, 1959 |
J "MAC" MCMURTREY, FORMER RAILROADER, BUILDS OWN EQUIPMENT |
11 |
April 16, 1959 |
KIRKLANDITE TRAVELS THROUGH ITALY (WILLIAMS, RAE C) |
6 |
April 16, 1959 |
OUR TOWN (STARK, JOHN WESLEY) |
2 |
April 16, 1959 |
CIVIL DEFENSE SIRENS TO WAIL FRIDAY MORNING |
9 |
April 16, 1959 |
KIRKLAND CIVIL DEFENSE WORKERS VIEW UNDERGROUND UNIT NEAR KENT |
6 |
April 16, 1959 |
FIVE AREAS JOIN INTO STUDY OF CONSOLIDATION |
1 |
April 16, 1959 |
ADULTS LEARN BRAILLE IN SPECIAL EVENING CLASS AT HIGH SCHOOL |
9 |
April 16, 1959 |
SENIOR CLASS NAMES VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN |
1 |
April 16, 1959 |
TWO MEN LISTED AMONG PRIZE WINNERS AT ANNUAL COOKING SCHOOL |
10 |
April 16, 1959 |
EDITH SHEPHERD, LAWRENCE LIBBY |
13 |
April 16, 1959 |
ELEVEN CANDIDATES TO VIE FOR MISS KIRKLAND TITLE FRIDAY EVE |
7 |
April 16, 1959 |
NATIONAL PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS AT CENTER FRIDAY |
1 |
April 16, 1959 |
KIRKLAND, JUANITA VOLUNTEER FIREMEN SCRAMBLE TO 40-ACRE FIRE |
10 |
April 16, 1959 |
CITY EXAMINES COST STUDY OF LAKE WATER |
1 |
April 16, 1959 |
ALLEN, MAURICE |
9 |
April 16, 1959 |
CARLIN, JOSEPHINE |
7 |
April 16, 1959 |
FISHER, LOUIS R |
1 |
April 16, 1959 |
HANSELL, MARY E |
7 |
April 16, 1959 |
MOSSMAN, EUGENE DAVID |
5 |
April 16, 1959 |
POLACEK, PAUL F |
7 |
April 16, 1959 |
EAST SIDE GRANDMOTHERS INVITED TO JOIN NATIONAL JUANITA CLUB |
12 |
April 16, 1959 |
KIRKLAND POST OFFICE STEPS UP MAIL SERVICE |
1 |
April 16, 1959 |
KIRKLAND REAL ESTATE FIRMS REPORT INCREASED SALES VOLUMES - 1958 |
11 |
April 16, 1959 |
CITY EXAMINES COST STUDY OF LAKE WATER |
1 |
April 16, 1959 |
TOWN SEWERS HEARING SLATED |
1 |
April 16, 1959 |
LINDA RAY PERRINE, JAMES R STROH |
12 |
April 23, 1959 |
EAST SIDERS PLAN TRIP TO GERMANY TO VISIT PARENTS (OESTREICH) |
2 |
April 23, 1959 |
MRS WILLIAMS SPENDS THREE WEEKS IN AFRICA (WILLIAMS, RAE C) |
10 |
April 23, 1959 |
SCHOOL DIRECTOR ADMITTED TO U.S. COURT PRACTICE (TUTTLE, HIRAM) |
9 |
April 23, 1959 |
TED GEDDIS ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT |
11 |
April 23, 1959 |
EASTERN HORSEMAN TO JUDGE SIXTH SPRING HORSE SHOW APRIL 25, 26 |
7 |
April 23, 1959 |
REMODELING TO IMPROVE CITIZENS BANK CORNER (DRAWING) |
1 |
April 23, 1959 |
NEW CUSTODIANS HIRED AT SCHOOL |
7 |
April 23, 1959 |
PARENTS GROUP DONATE COTTAGE TO STEWART SCHOOL |
6 |
April 23, 1959 |
SECOND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PREDICTED BY 1963 |
1 |
April 23, 1959 |
CITY, COUNTY OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS CIVIC CENTER MOVE FRIDAY MORN |
2 |
April 23, 1959 |
DELUXE MONT-CLARE APARTMENTS TO HOLD GRAND OPENING MAY 2-3 |
1 |
April 23, 1959 |
KIMBALL RESIGNS JOB TO START NEW TIRE ENTERPRISE |
7 |
April 23, 1959 |
BACCALAUREATE SERVICE TO BE ELIMINATED |
1 |
April 23, 1959 |
CONTEST ANNOUNCED TO SELECT NEW NAME FOR WATER CARNIVAL |
2 |
April 23, 1959 |
EASTERN HORSEMAN TO JUDGE SIXTH SPRING HORSE SHOW APRIL 25, 26 |
7 |
April 23, 1959 |
LOVELY SANDRA SHEPPARD WINS MISS KIRKLAND PAGEANT FRIDAY NIGHT |
1 |
April 23, 1959 |
PRIMROSE SHOW ATTRACTS 5000 VISITORS TO KIRKLAND |
6 |
April 23, 1959 |
VAUX RESIGNS FROM PLANNING COMMISSION |
1 |
April 23, 1959 |
ZONING REQUEST TURNED DOWN BY CITY COUNCIL |
1 |
April 23, 1959 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL ACCEPTS ANNEXATION ADJACENT TO PARK |
1 |
April 23, 1959 |
LARGE CONSTRUCTION CO PLANS TO RELOCATE TO KIRKLAND (HOPKINS) |
5 |
April 23, 1959 |
HULSE, WILLIAM G |
2 |
April 23, 1959 |
KLUGE, CHARLES WILLIAM |
2 |
April 23, 1959 |
SMITH, WILLIETTIE |
2 |
April 23, 1959 |
VANDER HOEK, ARIE |
2 |
April 23, 1959 |
WOODS, CHERYL ANN |
2 |
April 23, 1959 |
OFFICIAL CENSUS OF KIRKLAND NOW IN PROGRESS |
6 |
April 23, 1959 |
BOTHELL-MONROE CUTOFF CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY; MORE NEW WORK PLANNED |
7 |
April 23, 1959 |
SEATTLE WATER MAY COST LESS THAN ESTIMATED |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
MONT CLARE APARTMENTS - OPEN HOUSE |
7 |
April 30, 1959 |
DEBBIE BROWN, ADOPTED DAUGHTER, IS NEW CITIZEN OF UNITED STATES |
11 |
April 30, 1959 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE EXCHANGE MUSIC INTERESTS (OLSON, MR AND MRS ARNE) |
9 |
April 30, 1959 |
SONS HOMECOMING IS OCCASION FOR FAMILY REUNION (CROW, BOB) |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
NEW MONT CLARE APARTMENTS SET OPEN HOUSE FOR SAT-SUN (PHOTO) |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
STORE EXECUTIVE FORESEES ADDED AREA GROWTH |
2 |
April 30, 1959 |
CITIZENS URGE VOTERS TO BACK SCHOOL ELECTION |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
GRADUATION SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED (O'BRIEN - KELLOGG) |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
LAKE WASHINGTON BAND TO COMPETE IN BLOSSOM FETE (PHOTO) |
13 |
April 30, 1959 |
COUNCIL PASSES LITTER ORDINANCE |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
COUNCIL PASSES LITTER ORDINANCE |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
BUSINESS ZONING ASKED FOR HOUGHTON LAKEFRONT PROPERTY |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
LEGAL ASPECTS STAY HOUGHTON SEWER HEARING |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
BUSINESS ZONING ASKED FOR HOUGHTON LAKEFRONT PROPERTY |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
ARMY TO CONSTRUCT MAINTENANCE SHOP |
2 |
April 30, 1959 |
BECHTEL, HERBERT A |
14 |
April 30, 1959 |
CROOK, ISAAC NEWTON |
14 |
April 30, 1959 |
HULSE, WILLIAM G |
2 |
April 30, 1959 |
ICKSTADT, LOUIS R |
14 |
April 30, 1959 |
JONSON, ALBERT LEWIS |
14 |
April 30, 1959 |
LITCHFIELD, WILLIAM H |
14 |
April 30, 1959 |
NELSON, OSCAR |
14 |
April 30, 1959 |
PATTY, CLARA M |
14 |
April 30, 1959 |
KIRKLAND AREA PIGEON FANCIERS FORM NEW CLUB |
9 |
April 30, 1959 |
KIRKLAND BUSINESS WOMEN TO SERVE AS AIDS FOR SEATTLE TRADE FAIR |
12 |
April 30, 1959 |
CITY REACHES GOAL OF 6000 RESIDENTS |
1 |
April 30, 1959 |
LEGAL ASPECTS STAY HOUGHTON SEWER HEARING |
1 |
May 7, 1959 |
KIRKLANDITE VISITS ANCIENT TOMBS, RUINS OF EGYPT (WILLIAMS, RAE) |
8 |
May 7, 1959 |
MARGARET HJORTH TO TAKE FIRST JET FLIGHT AS GUEST OF AIRLINES |
2 |
May 7, 1959 |
MOTHER OF ACTIVE BOYS SELECTED FOR MOM'S DAY (STONEFELT, VERNON) |
1 |
May 7, 1959 |
PTA TO HONOR ONE OF COLLINS FIRST TEACHERS (SANDS, ETHEL) |
10 |
May 7, 1959 |
CONSTRUCTION CREWS START WORK ON NEW TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH |
7 |
May 7, 1959 |
AUNT JEMIMA PLANS KIRKLAND VISIT, MAY 29 |
2 |
May 7, 1959 |
DO-NUT SHOP OPENS IN KIRKLAND FRIDAY |
7 |
May 7, 1959 |
NEW DISPLAY SIGN (PHOTO OF NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE SIGN) |
8 |
May 7, 1959 |
SCHOOL DIRECTORS URGE SUPPORT OF 10-MILL LEVY |
1 |
May 7, 1959 |
MARY ANNE BAGGALEY, DOUGLAS WEST |
10 |
May 7, 1959 |
BARBERSHOP HARMONIES PROGRAM SET FOR SATURDAY AT HIGH SCHOOL |
1 |
May 7, 1959 |
FLOAT AND BAND WIN THIRDS IN APPLE FESTIVAL |
1 |
May 7, 1959 |
COUNCIL SENDS ZONING REQUEST BACK TO PLANNERS |
6 |
May 7, 1959 |
ENGINEERS PROPOSE MASTER PLAN FOR HOUGHTON; GROWTH EXPECTED |
9 |
May 7, 1959 |
HOGUE, FRED H |
2 |
May 7, 1959 |
PFEIFFER, MARILYN |
7 |
May 7, 1959 |
BIG JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN STARTS FRIDAY-SATURDAY |
1 |
May 7, 1959 |
BIBLE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD HERE |
7 |
May 7, 1959 |
VOLUNTARY SAFETY CHECK OF AUTOS OPENS FOR THREE WEEKENDS HERE |
9 |
May 7, 1959 |
SECOND LAKE BRIDGE FINANCING GOES BEFORE STATE SUPREME COURT |
1 |
May 7, 1959 |
CITY TO START NEGOTIATIONS FOR SEATTLE WATER |
1 |
May 14, 1959 |
FARMS MANAGER VISITS HOMELAND (SCHAFER, JOHN) |
8 |
May 14, 1959 |
NEW SCHOOL WING TO BE DEDICATED |
1 |
May 14, 1959 |
TEN EAST SIDE HOMES AND GARDENS INCLUDED IN PUBLIC TOUR MAY 20 |
10 |
May 14, 1959 |
MOSAIC TILE STUDENTS USE PEBBLES TO CREATE TABLES FOR HOMES |
9 |
May 14, 1959 |
SALARY INCREASE APPROVED FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS |
6 |
May 14, 1959 |
SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY |
1 |
May 14, 1959 |
LAUREL WHITE, ROBERT MIKKO |
10 |
May 14, 1959 |
SHIRLEE NEWELL, JAMES W SHEPHERD |
10 |
May 14, 1959 |
INDIAN GREETING SELECTED AS NEW CARNIVAL NAME (KLAHOWYA) |
1 |
May 14, 1959 |
ROY'S MARKET BURGLARIZED |
1 |
May 14, 1959 |
KIRKLAND IS 'KOOL' AS SEATTLE SWELTERS |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
BABY PERFECTS BALANCING ACT AT EARLY AGE (HAAS, PATRICIA MAY) |
10 |
May 21, 1959 |
GINO PRATO SWAPS TALK ON OPERA, QUIZZES AND SHOES DURING VISIT |
8 |
May 21, 1959 |
NAME CONTEST WINNER CONTRIBUTES PRIZE TO CHURCH FUND (DAVIS) |
9 |
May 21, 1959 |
NEW DRIVE-IN TO REPLACE OLD JUANITA LANDMARK (WATSON'S TAVERN) |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
NEW NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE IN HOUGHTON TO OPEN (PHOTO) |
9 |
May 21, 1959 |
NEW DRIVE-IN TO REPLACE OLD JUANITA LANDMARK (WATSON'S TAVERN) |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
NAME CONTEST WINNER CONTRIBUTES PRIZE TO CHURCH FUND (DAVIS) |
9 |
May 21, 1959 |
NEW NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE IN HOUGHTON TO OPEN (PHOTO) |
9 |
May 21, 1959 |
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION DATES SLATED |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SENIOR CLASS (PHOTO) |
5 |
May 21, 1959 |
VOTERS LANDSLIDE 10-MILL SPECIAL LEVY FOR SCHOOLS |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
COUNCILMAN REPORTS DETERGENT OILS RUIN KIRKLAND STREETS |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
COUNCIL PASSES LICENSE FEES |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
NEW NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE IN HOUGHTON TO OPEN (PHOTO) |
9 |
May 21, 1959 |
NEW DRIVE-IN TO REPLACE OLD JUANITA LANDMARK (WATSON'S TAVERN) |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
WAR VETERANS HELP PROMOTE POPPY DAYS |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
POSTMASTERS, CARRIERS URGE PUTTING MAIL BOXES IN SHAPE THIS WEEK |
2 |
May 21, 1959 |
WARNECK FAMILY LEAVES KIRKLAND FOR NEW CHURCH POST IN SEATTLE |
13 |
May 21, 1959 |
CHINESE JUNK PAYS VISIT TO CITY'S DOCK TUESDAY |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
COUNCILMAN REPORTS DETERGENT OILS RUIN KIRKLAND STREETS |
1 |
May 21, 1959 |
KIRKLAND VOTES TO REQUEST SEATTLE WATER |
2 |
May 21, 1959 |
DIANE NORWOOD, LARRY NELSON |
12 |
May 21, 1959 |
LELA MAE LEMKE, JOHN DENNIS LARSON |
12 |
May 21, 1959 |
SHARON BROWN, CLIFF MCCRACKEN |
12 |
May 28, 1959 |
HOLD 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (OTTINI, A) |
7 |
May 28, 1959 |
GIANT ALASKA KING CRAB BROUGHT TO KIRKLAND (GILLMAN, JAMES) |
7 |
May 28, 1959 |
MRS WILLIAMS TOURS ROME, MILAN, MADRID (WILLIAMS, RAE C) |
9 |
May 28, 1959 |
SPEECH, DRAMA ROOM IS NAMED FOR MRS CADLE |
2 |
May 28, 1959 |
BUSINESS ZONING REQUESTED FOR 5-CORNERS AREA |
1 |
May 28, 1959 |
COMMENCEMENT FOR 1959 GRADUATES WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY NIGHT |
1 |
May 28, 1959 |
FOUR JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS RECEIVE PERFECT GRADES TO TOP HONOR ROLL |
2 |
May 28, 1959 |
BETTE ABBOTT, MARVIN THORSTENSON |
8 |
May 28, 1959 |
MARILYN JANE MAYHEW, WILLIAM NOLAN |
8 |
May 28, 1959 |
FIRE DISTRICT 41 TAKES DELIVERY OF NEW LARGE FIRE TRUCK MAY 16 |
5 |
May 28, 1959 |
CITY PLANNERS REJECT REZONING |
2 |
May 28, 1959 |
VETERANS PLAN MEMORIAL RITES |
1 |
May 28, 1959 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL ACCEPTS HIGH DENSITY ZONING FOR YARROW BAY |
1 |
May 28, 1959 |
PLANNING ENGINEER HIRED BY HOUGHTON (ISAAC, WALTER) |
2 |
May 28, 1959 |
DR F WEY STARTS PRACTICE IN KIRKLAND |
6 |
May 28, 1959 |
COMMANDER NAMED FOR NIKE MISSILE BASE (COX, RICHARD F) |
2 |
May 28, 1959 |
MILLS, ALICE E |
5 |
May 28, 1959 |
NICHOLSON, WILLIAM J |
5 |
May 28, 1959 |
NYGARD, JOHN |
5 |
May 28, 1959 |
TREGLOWN, LOIS ETHEL |
5 |
May 28, 1959 |
VETERANS PLAN MEMORIAL RITES |
1 |
May 28, 1959 |
VETERANS PLAN MEMORIAL RITES |
1 |
June 4, 1959 |
CLEM REYNOLDS SERIOUSLY HURT |
1 |
June 4, 1959 |
FAREWELL TO THEE (LEERIGHT, WORTH) |
2 |
June 4, 1959 |
NANCY GASCH SELECTED AS FASHION MODEL |
10 |
June 4, 1959 |
BIDS ACCEPTED FOR LIGHTING; NEW ADDITIONS AT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL |
2 |
June 4, 1959 |
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS RENAMED (TERRACE & WAVERLY) |
5 |
June 4, 1959 |
OLD JUANITA SCHOOL GIVES WAY TO COMMUNITY GROWTH |
9 |
June 4, 1959 |
OLD JUANITA SCHOOL GIVES WAY TO COMMUNITY GROWTH |
9 |
June 4, 1959 |
NEW INGLEWOOD CHURCH ANNOUNCES EARLY PLANS FOR GROUND BREAKING |
6 |
June 4, 1959 |
KIRKLAND STORES AND SALESPEOPLE RECEIVE FAVORABLE SURVEY RATING |
2 |
June 4, 1959 |
BUSINESS ZONING REQUEST DENIED FIVE CORNERS |
5 |
June 4, 1959 |
ALL-NIGHT PARTY PROVIDES GALA GRADUATION FINALE |
1 |
June 4, 1959 |
CITIZENS GROUP TO STUDY NEEDS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT |
2 |
June 4, 1959 |
CLASS OF 1959 (PHOTOS) |
7-Jun |
June 4, 1959 |
DEER JOINS FAMILY AT SUNDAY BREAKFAST (PRUSS, TED) |
2 |
June 4, 1959 |
NEW NATURAL GAS LINES WILL EXTEND TO JUANITA |
5 |
June 4, 1959 |
LIFEGUARDS TO MAN CITY BEACHES SATURDAY A.M. |
1 |
June 4, 1959 |
LIBRARY READING PROGRAM TO START TUESDAY |
1 |
June 4, 1959 |
CAYWOOD, LAURETTA |
2 |
June 4, 1959 |
KEAN, GRACE |
5 |
June 4, 1959 |
SHEPLEY, CARRIE B |
2 |
June 4, 1959 |
READY FOR THE COMING SEASON (PHOTO OF WAVERLY PARK) |
5 |
June 4, 1959 |
COUNTY INSTALLS HIGHWAY WARNING SIGNS AT APPROACHES TO RAILROAD |
9 |
June 4, 1959 |
COUNTY INSTALLS HIGHWAY WARNING SIGNS AT APPROACHES TO RAILROAD |
9 |
June 4, 1959 |
JUANITA HIGHWAY CUT-OFF RATES HIGH PRIORITY IN COUNTY ALLOCATIONS |
8 |
June 4, 1959 |
KIRKLAND ADOPTS FORMAL RESOLUTION FOR SEATTLE WATER |
1 |
June 4, 1959 |
NEW NATURAL GAS LINES WILL EXTEND TO JUANITA |
5 |
June 4, 1959 |
TELEPHONE RATE HIKE TO GO INTO EFFECT IN JUNE |
1 |
June 11, 1959 |
MILO VAN PELTS TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY |
7 |
June 11, 1959 |
THEATRE DEVOTEES FROM KIRKLAND ACTIVE IN PLAYBARN PRODUCTIONS |
9 |
June 11, 1959 |
HUGE AMERICAN MEALS AMAZE ENGLISH TOURISTS (JULIUS, WILLIAM) |
1 |
June 11, 1959 |
OUR TOWN (JOHNSON, CHARLES JR) |
2 |
June 11, 1959 |
SHEILA RATHBUN WINS TOP AWARDS IN MUSIC FINALISTS COMPETITION |
8 |
June 11, 1959 |
EARLY HISTORY OF CHURCH OF CHRIST DATES TO 1916 |
7 |
June 11, 1959 |
SCHOOL VACATION BECKONS YOUNG ANGLERS TO DOCK |
5 |
June 11, 1959 |
ALL NIGHT PARTY ENDS HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS (PHOTOS) |
10 |
June 11, 1959 |
EARLY HISTORY OF CHURCH OF CHRIST DATES TO 1916 |
7 |
June 11, 1959 |
HEARING ON SEWERS FOR HOUGHTON EXTENDED |
1 |
June 11, 1959 |
HOUGHTON PLAN AWAITS OKAY OF FEDERAL ACT |
2 |
June 11, 1959 |
PELLET WOUNDS KIRKLAND BOY; TRIO ARRESTED |
1 |
June 11, 1959 |
SATURDAY REVIEW OF LITERATURE PRINTS TALE ON KIRKLAND LIBRARY |
13 |
June 11, 1959 |
WSC NEWSMAN JOINS JOURNAL (WATTS, AL) |
1 |
June 11, 1959 |
BUS COMPANY BUYS PROPERTY FOR EXPANSION |
2 |
June 11, 1959 |
BRIDGE DECISION AWAITED FROM SUPREME COURT |
1 |
June 11, 1959 |
HEARING ON SEWERS FOR HOUGHTON EXTENDED |
1 |
June 11, 1959 |
LIGHTNING STRIKES HOME; STORM DAMAGE SLIGHT |
1 |
June 11, 1959 |
NORMA JUNE ASHCRAFT, SAM BARNWELL |
13 |
June 18, 1959 |
ENGLISH POULTRYMAN MAKES STOP AT H AND N FARMS DURING TOUR |
10 |
June 18, 1959 |
FAMILY DISCOVERS HORSE RANCHING IS KEY ... (HEBB, ROSS P) |
9 |
June 18, 1959 |
GERBI, DAVIS TRAVEL TO EUROPE AS PART OF NATION-WIDE PROGRAM |
1 |
June 18, 1959 |
HIGH SCOUTING AWARD GIVEN KIRKLAND YOUTH (FITCH, WALTER) |
7 |
June 18, 1959 |
HOUSEHOLD OF WOMEN - WHAT A LIFE! (SHEPPARD, ROBERT) |
12 |
June 18, 1959 |
KIRKLAND GIRLS SAVED IN WATER SKI MISHAP (GRANT, CAROL) |
1 |
June 18, 1959 |
MOTHER RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL IN TIME TO SEE SON GRADUATED (WILES |
6 |
June 18, 1959 |
MUSIC STRIKES HARMONY CHORD IN KOLL FAMILY |
12 |
June 18, 1959 |
THREE GENERATIONS; FATHERS AND SONS (GARDNER) |
1 |
June 18, 1959 |
HORSE SHOW ATTRACTS 300 ENTRANTS; TOP RIDERS TO COMPETE |
5 |
June 18, 1959 |
NEW NAME SIGNS AT JUNIOR HIGH |
6 |
June 18, 1959 |
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PLANS FOR MAINTENANCE |
2 |
June 18, 1959 |
CITY TO START FIRE HALL SURVEY |
5 |
June 18, 1959 |
NEW ROSE HILL CHURCH PLANNED |
5 |
June 18, 1959 |
GORDONS CLOSE GREENHOUSE HERE |
1 |
June 18, 1959 |
RETAIL GASOLINE PRICES JUMP 6-7c; KIRKLAND STATIONS FOLLOWS SUIT |
2 |
June 18, 1959 |
RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONIES MARK OPENING OF NEW SAFEWAY CENTER |
7 |
June 18, 1959 |
TEEN CANTEEN STARTS SUMMER SESSION TUESDAY |
7 |
June 18, 1959 |
TEEN CANTEEN STARTS SUMMER SESSION TUESDAY |
7 |
June 18, 1959 |
BOARD NAMES NEW TEACHER (COLE, ELIZABETH JOE) |
1 |
June 18, 1959 |
FEDERAL SCHOOL FUNDS AVAILABLE |
9 |
June 18, 1959 |
NEW TEXTBOOKS EARN APPROVAL |
6 |
June 18, 1959 |
TOP JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS NAMED (HUMPHREY; GRISWOLD) |
10 |
June 18, 1959 |
DOROTHEA ANN IKE, ARTHUR FLOETKE JR |
13 |
June 18, 1959 |
HORSE SHOW ATTRACTS 300 ENTRANTS; TOP RIDERS TO COMPETE |
5 |
June 18, 1959 |
PLANS READIED FOR STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL EVENT |
6 |
June 18, 1959 |
RALPH LUNDVALL KEEPS PARK POSITION |
12 |
June 18, 1959 |
FATHERS WILL BE HONORED IN HOMES SUNDAY |
12 |
June 18, 1959 |
POLICE CHIEF TRANSFERRED TO KIRKLAND (REYNOLDS, CLEM) |
1 |
June 18, 1959 |
POLICE SEARCH FOR BURGLARS; WINDOWS HIT |
1 |
June 18, 1959 |
LADY COACH POINTS TO RECORD WHEN MEN SCOFF (GARRISION, MERRY) |
5 |
June 18, 1959 |
NEW ROSE HILL CHURCH PLANNED |
5 |
June 18, 1959 |
STATE CHOOSES ROUTE FOR HIGHWAY ACCESS |
1 |
June 18, 1959 |
GERALDINE ANN SEVALT, DONALD SUTHERLAND |
13 |
June 18, 1959 |
GLORIA ANN MATHEWSON, WILLIAM WARREN WOOLLEY |
13 |
June 18, 1959 |
KATHERINE BIEHN, LARY DOBBS |
13 |
June 25, 1959 |
BANKS INCREASE INTEREST RATES |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
STUDENT TO VISIT NORWAY; FLIES TO NEW YORK (WHITE, JUDY) |
2 |
June 25, 1959 |
FIRE DESTROYS HOME (FAY, JAMES) |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
PLANNERS SUGGEST POOLS BE FENCED |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
MISS WASHINGTON HOPEFULS APPEAR AT TOTEM BOWL |
5 |
June 25, 1959 |
LEWIS E MOORE, KIRKLAND TEST PILOT, DIES IN VIOLENT B-52 CRASH |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
CHILDREN FIND IDEAL WAY AT BEACH TO SPEND WARM SUMMER DAY (PHOTOS |
9 |
June 25, 1959 |
PLANNING COMMISSION COMPLETES SURVEY ON MARKET ST PROPERTY |
2 |
June 25, 1959 |
ERNESTINE NORTH, RONALD CULTUM |
11 |
June 25, 1959 |
THREE DAYS OF FUN CROWD STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
FIRE DESTROYS HOME (FAY, JAMES) |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
BENCH MARKS ESTABLISHED HERE BY COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY |
9 |
June 25, 1959 |
FULL TIME CITY ENGINEER URGED |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
PLANNING COMMISSION COMPLETES SURVEY ON MARKET ST PROPERTY |
2 |
June 25, 1959 |
HOUGHTON BEACH EMPLOYS FORTY POUND LIFEGUARD (RESUSCITATOR) |
5 |
June 25, 1959 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL ADOPTS STREET, DRIVEWAY MEASURE |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
CHILDREN FIND IDEAL WAY AT BEACH TO SPEND WARM SUMMER DAY (PHOTOS |
9 |
June 25, 1959 |
CARS RIFLED; POLICE FIND MISSING OIL |
2 |
June 25, 1959 |
LEWIS E MOORE, KIRKLAND TEST PILOT, DIES IN VIOLENT B-52 CRASH |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
GREEDY, BETH M |
5 |
June 25, 1959 |
MOORE, LEWIS E |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
SIMPSON, JOHN G |
2 |
June 25, 1959 |
GIRL SCOUTS REPORT SAILING CONDITIONS EXCITING ON CRUISE |
7 |
June 25, 1959 |
UW PROFESSOR JOINS JOURNAL (IRWIN, LEE) |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
CENSUS FIGURES REFLECT CONTINUED GROWTH HERE |
2 |
June 25, 1959 |
COURT MAY GIVE BRIDGE DECISION IN NEXT 60 DAYS |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
HIGHWAY LINES BEING PAINTED |
6 |
June 25, 1959 |
HOUGHTON COUNCIL ADOPTS STREET, DRIVEWAY MEASURE |
1 |
June 25, 1959 |
CAROL ANDERSON, ROY VIRGIL |
10 |
June 25, 1959 |
PATRICIA BROWN, RICHARD VOGEL |
10 |
June 25, 1959 |
SHARON LEE DURKEE, MICHAEL D MCMANUS |
11 |
June 25, 1959 |
ZONA SANDERSON, RALPH W HARRIS |
10 |
July 2, 1959 |
FARMERS BLAME OVER-PRODUCTION FOR PRICE DROP |
7 |
July 2, 1959 |
DUCK'S BEST FRIEND TURNS OUT TO BE DOG (SPONBURGH) |
6 |
July 2, 1959 |
HOUSEWIFE KEEPS BUSY WITH DAILY CHORES, SEWING (MORELLI, MRS TITO |
8 |
July 2, 1959 |
MISS KIRKLAND CONTENDS WITH LIFE'S SYMBOLS (SHEPARD, SANDRA) |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
TOP NORTHWEST HORSES TO BE EXHIBITED AT HORSE SHOW |
2 |
July 2, 1959 |
WITNESSES PLAN DEDICATION FOR NEW BUILDING |
9 |
July 2, 1959 |
BIG NEW HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ANNOUNCED FOR STEWART HEIGHTS |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
OSTRANDER, PARTNER START NEW STATION |
10 |
July 2, 1959 |
MISS KIRKLAND CONTENDS WITH LIFE'S SYMBOLS (SHEPARD, SANDRA) |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
STRAWBERRIES, SWINGING MUSIC, PARADE, QUEEN HIGHLIGHT FESTIVAL |
9 |
July 2, 1959 |
TOP NORTHWEST HORSES TO BE EXHIBITED AT HORSE SHOW |
2 |
July 2, 1959 |
KIRKLAND GETS NEW FLAGPOLE |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
COUNCIL STUDIES SEWER PROBLEM |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
REDMOND, COUNTY OK FIREWORKS; BANNED HERE |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
REDMOND, COUNTY OK FIREWORKS; BANNED HERE |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
HUBER, FRED |
2 |
July 2, 1959 |
MOORE, LEWIS E |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
PROUD, GEORGE |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
WATSON, EDNA |
6 |
July 2, 1959 |
EAST SIDE GARDEN CLUB WINS SEVEN STATE AWARDS |
8 |
July 2, 1959 |
COUNCIL STUDIES SEWER PROBLEM |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
PUGET REQUESTS RATE INCREASE |
1 |
July 2, 1959 |
SHARON ANDERSON, HAROLD HOFSTEDT |
8 |
July 9, 1959 |
FRIENDS, RELATIVES WILL HONOR COUPLE ON ANNIVERSARY (ELKEN, LOUIS |
10 |
July 9, 1959 |
BOLIVIAN LAD BUILDS RACER (OESTREICH, HARRY) |
9 |
July 9, 1959 |
EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (EVEREST, H P) |
1 |
July 9, 1959 |
HAM RADIO HOBBY KEEPS KIRKLAND YOUNGSTER BUSY (MCKELVEY, JOHN) |
8 |
July 9, 1959 |
LAKE SAMMAMISH MYSTERY - WHO SAVED WESTOVER'S LIFE? |
1 |
July 9, 1959 |
AREA CONSTRUCTION JUMPS TO BOOM LEVEL; BUILD PERMITS OVER $1 MILL |
9 |
July 9, 1959 |
VENDORS OBJECT TO LICENSE FEE ON CIGARETTES |
7 |
July 9, 1959 |
YOUNGSTERS EXPLORE MAKE-BELIEVE WORLD DURING SUMMER ART CLASSES |
6 |
July 9, 1959 |
AREA CONSTRUCTION JUMPS TO BOOM LEVEL; BUILD PERMITS OVER $1 MILL |
9 |
July 9, 1959 |
YOUNGSTERS EXPLORE MAKE-BELIEVE WORLD DURING SUMMER ART CLASSES |
6 |
July 9, 1959 |
MARY BETH MCGREGOR, GEORGE V BACKLUND |
10 |
July 9, 1959 |
RUTH EMERY, CHARLES R STAFFORD |
10 |
July 9, 1959 |
ELUSIVE BEAR STILL SOUGHT |
5 |
July 9, 1959 |
KLA-HOW-YA DAY FEVER TO HIT CITY SATURDAY |
1 |
July 9, 1959 |
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR KIRKLAND WATER CARNIVAL KLA-HOW-YA DAY |
2 |
July 9, 1959 |
BOARD CONVENES TO AIR OWNERS' TAX COMPLAINTS |
1 |
July 9, 1959 |
CITY OKAYS TWO ZONING REQUESTS; TO CONSIDER THIRD AT NEXT MEET |
1 |
July 9, 1959 |
JOHN S CLARK NAMED PLANNER BY CITY COUNCIL |
1 |
July 9, 1959 |
FIRECRACKER INJURY RATE HIGH FOR AREA |
1 |
July 9, 1959 |
DRAWING OF KIRKLAND STEEL MILL DISCOVERED IN OLD HISTORY BOOK |
6 |
July 9, 1959 |
FIRECRACKER INJURY RATE HIGH FOR AREA |
1 |
July 9, 1959 |
VANDALISM HITS ROSE POINT AREA |
2 |
July 9, 1959 |
VANDALS STRIKE KIRKLAND DOCK; ENDANGER LIVES |
1 |
July 9, 1959 |
COLLINS, EMMA |
2 |
July 9, 1959 |
HARRIS, JAMES L |
7 |
July 9, 1959 |
LARSON, MARTIN |
2 |
July 9, 1959 |
LAUER, CHARLES |
2 |
July 9, 1959 |
SALA, ANNA |
8 |
July 9, 1959 |
SWIMMERS LEARN FLOATING, BASIC STROKES, LIFE SAVING IN CLASS |
5 |
July 9, 1959 |
H'WOOD FILM HEROINE TO SPEAK AT FIRST BAPTIST (AYLWARDS, GLADYS) |
9 |
July 9, 1959 |
DRAWING OF KIRKLAND STEEL MILL DISCOVERED IN OLD HISTORY BOOK |
6 |
July 9, 1959 |
NEW MATERIALS TRIED FOR ROADS |
7 |
July 9, 1959 |
PHONE COMPANY NAMES MANAGER FOR KIRKLAND (PAULSON, ALLEN E) |
1 |
July 9, 1959 |
JEAN PERSON, ROBERT JACKSON |
10 |
July 16, 1959 |
STRAWBERRY CROP YIELDS SUMMER WORK AND PROFIT FOR TEACHERS |
11 |
July 16, 1959 |
BERRIES PROVE PROFITABLE SUMMER FAMILY ACTIVITY (BRAATEN) |
6 |
July 16, 1959 |
CASCADE PEAK NAMED MOUNT PEG AFTER YOUNG CLIMBER, PEGGY STARK |
1 |
July 16, 1959 |
KIRKLAND FRIENDS TOUR EUROPE ON MOTOR SCOOTERS (JOHNSON; FIDDLER) |
9 |
July 16, 1959 |
MISS GUNDERSON HOME AFTER CHICAGO TRIUMPH |
1 |
July 16, 1959 |
MISSING RESCUER FOUND; SEATTLE MAN SAVES LIFE (NEVARIL, J A) |
1 |
July 16, 1959 |
OUR TOWN (SPENCER, ROBERT HENRY) |
2 |
July 16, 1959 |
PRESBYTERIANS PLAN GROUND BREAKING SERVICES FOR SUNDAY |
6 |
July 16, 1959 |
JOHN SCHAFER TO REPRESENT FIRM OVERSEAS |
7 |
July 16, 1959 |
JANET MILLER, EDWARD MCGUIRE |
10 |
July 16, 1959 |
SHARON LEE SPIERS, EDWARD CADELL |
10 |
July 16, 1959 |
KIRKLAND ENTERS SEAFAIR PARADE |
2 |
July 16, 1959 |
THOUSANDS ATTEND COLORFUL ONE-DAY EVENT |
9 |
July 16, 1959 |
DECISIONS DUE AS CITY STARTS BUDGET STUDY |
1 |
July 16, 1959 |
CHIEF REWARDED FOR INVESTIGATION (REYNOLDS, CLEM) |
1 |
July 16, 1959 |
HOSPITAL BUYS HOLMBERG LAND FOR EXPANSION |
1 |
July 16, 1959 |
CLAWSON, LENORE E |
7 |
July 16, 1959 |
GORDON, BERNEICE |
6 |
July 16, 1959 |
WALTER, CLAUDE |
5 |
July 16, 1959 |
MISS GUNDERSON HOME AFTER CHICAGO TRIUMPH |
1 |
July 16, 1959 |
PATROL TO HOLD AVIATION SURVEY |
6 |
July 16, 1959 |
CITY INSTALLS PARKING METERS |
8 |
July 16, 1959 |
PATTE JOAN STUBBS, ERVIN LEROY NJOS |
10 |
July 23, 1959 |
VENEZUELAN OFFICIAL IMPRESSED WITH POULTRY BUSINESS IN AREA |
7 |
July 23, 1959 |
JO ANNE GUNDERSON SPEAKS ABOUT HER GOLFING CAREER |
5 |
July 23, 1959 |
PIONEER FAMILY ENJOYS GATHERING OF CLAN (BECHTEL) |
10 |
July 23, 1959 |
BOARD AWARDS CONTRACT TO RAZE JUANITA SCHOOL |
1 |
July 23, 1959 |
GROUND BREAKING CEREMONIES (PHOTO - INGLEWOOD PRESBYTERIAN) |
6 |
July 23, 1959 |
BLAZE DESTROYS GARAGE, 2 CARS |
1 |
July 23, 1959 |
SHAW'S CARTER SERVICE PLANS GRAND OPENING |
9 |
July 23, 1959 |
FREAKISH MISHAP OCCURS AT BEACH (ATWOOD, PATTY) |
2 |
July 23, 1959 |
MARKET STREET ZONING CHANGE OKAYED BY CITY |
2 |
July 23, 1959 |
SERVICE CHOOSES MCCLINTICK FOR EXCHANGE STUDY |
1 |
July 23, 1959 |
TEN TEACHERS APPOINTED |
6 |
July 23, 1959 |
RARE HUNGARIAN HUNTING DOGS INTRODUCED TO KIRKLAND, JUANITA |
8 |
July 23, 1959 |
BLAZE DESTROYS GARAGE, 2 CARS |
1 |
July 23, 1959 |
MARKET STREET STUDY SUBMITTED TO CITY COUNCIL |
5 |
July 23, 1959 |
MARKET STREET ZONING CHANGE OKAYED BY CITY |
2 |
July 23, 1959 |
ROSE HILL WOMAN ATTACKED BY YOUTH |
1 |
July 23, 1959 |
BORGMAN, ALVIN RAYMOND |
9 |
July 23, 1959 |
DAVIS, OWEN K |
2 |
July 23, 1959 |
HALEY, MAHLON FRANCIS |
2 |
July 23, 1959 |
BLACKTOP WORK CONTINUES UNDER MILL LEVY PLAN |
6 |
July 23, 1959 |
PAVING CONTRACTS AWARDED JULY 20 |
6 |
July 23, 1959 |
STATE HIGHWAY SWEEPS PAST ISOLATED KIRKLAND |
1 |
July 23, 1959 |
KIRKLAND'S WATER SHORTAGE REACHES ALL TIME HIGH |
1 |
July 23, 1959 |
WATER DISTRICT TO CONSIDER L.I.D. FOR JUANITA AREA |
1 |
July 23, 1959 |
KIRKLANDITES SUGGEST METHODS OF KEEPING COOL IN SUMMER HEAT |
9 |
July 23, 1959 |
JANICE EULBERG, THOMAS J CARROLL |
8 |
July 30, 1959 |
CURIOSITY PAYS OFF BLUEBERRY GROWER (VAN NOSTRAN, GEORGE) |
7 |
July 30, 1959 |
NANCY GASCH PICTURED IN MADEMOISELLE |
10 |
July 30, 1959 |
PIONEER NAMED HONORARY MAYOR OF JUANITA (BRAUN, VIC) |
1 |
July 30, 1959 |
QUEENS COMPETE FOR SEAFAIR CROWN (SHEPHARD; WELDING) |
2 |
July 30, 1959 |
TRIP ABROAD INTRODUCES TRAVELER TO PROGRESSIVE DINNER (HJORTH) |
11 |
July 30, 1959 |
YOUNGSTER OUTDOES GRANDFATHER AT GROWING CORN (WOLD, KIM & ED) |
6 |
July 30, 1959 |
PRELIMINARY PHASE OF "DESTRUCTION" (PHOTO OF JUANITA SCHOOL) |
2 |
July 30, 1959 |
DELUXE TRAILER COURT PROPOSED FOR JUANITA SITE |
1 |
July 30, 1959 |
FIRESTONE MART HAS NEW OWNER (HARTING, RAY) |
7 |
July 30, 1959 |
QUEENS COMPETE FOR SEAFAIR CROWN (SHEPHARD; WELDING) |
2 |
July 30, 1959 |
METRO EXPECTS TO SUPPLY EAST SIDE SEWER LINES BY 1962 |
1 |
July 30, 1959 |
PIONEER NAMED HONORARY MAYOR OF JUANITA (BRAUN, VIC) |
1 |
July 30, 1959 |
YOUTHS LINKED WITH RECENT CITY VANDALISM |
1 |
July 30, 1959 |
LEE, WILLIAM |
2 |
July 30, 1959 |
LAKE WASHINGTON BABE RUTH ALL-STARS EYE STATE CROWN |
1 |
July 30, 1959 |
BARRICADE PREVENTS THROUGH TRAFFIC (WATERFRONT PARK) |
2 |
July 30, 1959 |
HIGHWAY TURNOFFS? -- COULD BE MUCH BETTER |
1 |
July 30, 1959 |
HIGHWAY USERS FACE REALITY, NOT ROSY FUTURE |
9 |
July 30, 1959 |
METRO EXPECTS TO SUPPLY EAST SIDE SEWER LINES BY 1962 |
1 |
July 30, 1959 |
EDEN ANN ESCOTT, ALONZO CARTER |
10 |
August 6, 1959 |
SCENES OF CHILDHOOD RECALLED BY VISITORS (ROSS, LANNY) |
1 |
August 6, 1959 |
BIDS AWARDED TO EQUIP NEW ELECTRONICS LAB |
1 |
August 6, 1959 |
LIVELY OUTDOOR CARNIVAL AND SHOW STAGED BY NEIGHBORHOOD CHILDREN |
6 |
August 6, 1959 |
EARLY RISERS REPORT BLAZE |
7 |
August 6, 1959 |
COUNCIL REZONES BUILDING SITES |
7 |
August 6, 1959 |
DOG POISONED IN JUANITA |
1 |
August 6, 1959 |
ROMIG, FRANK GUY |
2 |
August 6, 1959 |
MAIL PICKUPS ADDED LOCALLY |
2 |
August 6, 1959 |
LUDWICK NAMED TOP SALESMAN |
10 |
August 6, 1959 |
KIRKLAND'S SWIMMING POOL QUESTION PROVES CONTROVERSIAL IN POLL |
7 |
August 6, 1959 |
LAKE WASHINGTON ALL-STARS PLACE SECOND IN STATE TOURNAMENT |
4 |
August 6, 1959 |
LITTLE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS ENTER FINALS |
1 |
August 6, 1959 |
LAKE BRIDGE DEVELOPMENT AWAITS GOVERNOR'S RETURN FROM CONFAB |
1 |
August 6, 1959 |
STORY OF HIGHWAY APPROACHES TOLD CLEARLY IN DOLLARS AND CENTS |
2 |
August 6, 1959 |
SEATTLE WATER CONTRACT ASSURED |
1 |
August 6, 1959 |
WATER SHORTAGE BRINGS SHARP REDUCTION IN SPRINKLING HOURS |
1 |
August 6, 1959 |
BLISS TOLLEFSON, PHILIP KILLHAM |
8 |
August 6, 1959 |
ROSEANN SOVELL, ARTHUR HART |
8 |
August 13, 1959 |
RAD'S BEEFBURGER DRIVE-IN (GRAND OPENING) |
11 |
August 13, 1959 |
POWELLS OBSERVE 54TH ANNIVERSARY (POWELL, DAVE) |
6 |
August 13, 1959 |
EAST SIDE ART PATRONS INVITED TO OPENING OF KIRKLAND GALLERY |
13 |
August 13, 1959 |
HOUSE MOVES ASHORE (PHOTO OF HOUSE ON RAFT) |
7 |
August 13, 1959 |
BROTHERS OPEN NEW DRIVE-IN (SORENSON) |
13 |
August 13, 1959 |
SPECIAL VALUES PLANNED FOR "SIDEWALK BAZAAR" |
5 |
August 13, 1959 |
CUSTOM CANNERY INTRODUCES MODERN PROCESSING METHODS TO CANNERS |
9 |
August 13, 1959 |
JOURNAL POLL INDICATES VISIT BY KHRUSHCHEV HAS WIDE SUPPORT |
2 |
August 13, 1959 |
BIG POPULATION GAIN PREDICTED FOR EAST SIDE |
1 |
August 13, 1959 |
LARGE POPULATION GROWTH EXPECTED ON EAST SIDE, PLANNER SAYS |
8 |
August 13, 1959 |
JAPANESE STUDENTS VISIT CITY BEFORE TRIP HOME |
1 |
August 13, 1959 |
LAKE WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ADD 21 NEW TEACHERS TO STAFF |
6 |
August 13, 1959 |
NURSERY SCHOOL OPENS SEPT 15 IN TOWN HALL |
12 |
August 13, 1959 |
SCHOOL DISTRICT ADDS 42 TEACHERS TO STAFF |
1 |
August 13, 1959 |
CITY FATHERS TO STUDY BUDGET |
9 |
August 13, 1959 |
SNARLING DOG KILLED BY HOUGHTON POLICE CHIEF AT SCENE OF CAPTURE |
1 |
August 13, 1959 |
OPEN HOUSE SET AT MISSILE BASE |
1 |
August 13, 1959 |
BURTON, SCOTT N |
13 |
August 13, 1959 |
JO ANNE GUNDERSON TO FACE TOP WOMEN GOLFERS IN WESTERN OPEN |
1 |
August 13, 1959 |
BIG POPULATION GAIN PREDICTED FOR EAST SIDE |
1 |
August 13, 1959 |
KICKER KLUB PROPOSES NEW CITY BOAT RAMP |
1 |
August 13, 1959 |
COUNTY PROPOSES PLAN FOR LAKE BRIDGE SITE |
1 |
August 13, 1959 |
HOW LONG MUST KIRKLAND WAIT FOR PROPER HIGHWAY APPROACHES? |
10 |
August 13, 1959 |
CAROL ANN CONE, JOSEPH NICKLAUS |
12 |
August 13, 1959 |
MARY ELIZABETH MILES, ART NEEDHAM |
13 |
August 20, 1959 |
BURGERMART - GRAND OPENING |
11 |
August 20, 1959 |
JOE CARAHER JOINS KALISPELL NEWSPAPER STAFF |
1 |
August 20, 1959 |
KIRKLAND SINGING STAR TO APPEAR AS SOLOIST (ZOBEL, MARY ELLEN) |
11 |
August 20, 1959 |
NEPHEW FROM DENMARK SEEKS INFORMATION ABOUT GREAT-UNCLE (HOUTVED |
1 |
August 20, 1959 |
VAUGHN NAMED TO 'TALON' CREW |
9 |
August 20, 1959 |
LEGIONNAIRES ANNOUNCE HALL REMODELING |
9 |
August 20, 1959 |
SERVICE STATION CLOSURE DELAYED |
1 |
August 20, 1959 |
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS BENEFIT RESIDENTS; QUOTA SET AT $19487 |
1 |
August 20, 1959 |
LETTERS TO EDITOR ABOUT HIGHWAY ACCESS |
2 |
August 20, 1959 |
PUBLIC LISTS HOMES, CARS, HEALTH AS MOST VALUABLE |
8 |
August 20, 1959 |
JUNIOR HIGH ADDS NINE TEACHERS |
7 |
August 20, 1959 |
KIRKLAND SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT 9; VACATIONS END |
1 |
August 20, 1959 |
CAROL ELAINE MANDAS, DOUGLAS LYONS |
10 |
August 20, 1959 |
CATHERINE SMITH, LAWRENCE SCHMIDT |
11 |
August 20, 1959 |
MARGARET ELLEN HAYES, DON ABEL |
10 |
August 20, 1959 |
VIRGINIA GODFREY, DAVID C CROWE |
10 |
August 20, 1959 |
RESIDENT ASKS WHY OF WATERING DURING OFF-HOURS |
7 |
August 20, 1959 |
CIGARETTE MACHINE LICENSES LOWERED |
9 |
August 20, 1959 |
CITY TO CALL FOR BOND VOTE IN NOVEMBER |
1 |
August 20, 1959 |
JUANITA WATER LINES PROPOSED |
9 |
August 20, 1959 |
ARMED TEENAGERS APPREHENDED IN STOLEN TRUCK |
1 |
August 20, 1959 |
BLAKESLY, CARL L |
7 |
August 20, 1959 |
KENT, GEORGE LAYTON |
9 |
August 20, 1959 |
LUCAS, SARA E |
7 |
August 20, 1959 |
LEGIONNAIRES ANNOUNCE HALL REMODELING |
9 |
August 20, 1959 |
JOE CARAHER JOINS KALISPELL NEWSPAPER STAFF |
1 |
August 20, 1959 |
'SUBURBIA TODAY' MAGAZINE TO RUN IN JOURNAL BEGINNING SEPTEMBER |
1 |
August 20, 1959 |
MAXINE CONOVER TO DEFEND U.S. TITLE THIS WEEKEND |
4 |
August 20, 1959 |
MISS GUNDERSON ATTEMPTS TO REGAIN 1957 TITLE |
4 |
August 20, 1959 |
BRIDGE DECISION AGAIN DELAYED FOR 60 DAYS |
1 |
August 20, 1959 |
COUNTY INSTALLS "NO PASSING" LINES |
5 |
August 20, 1959 |
SOUTHBOUND DRIVERS MUST BE ALERT FOR SINGLE HIGHWAY TURN-OFF |
9 |
August 20, 1959 |
JUANITA WATER LINES PROPOSED |
9 |
August 20, 1959 |
RUTH EMERY, CHARLES STAFFORD |
10 |
August 27, 1959 |
PAINTINGS OF EAST SIDE ARTISTS SHOWN AT CEDAR GALLERY OPENING |
13 |
August 27, 1959 |
BROTHERS RACE IN HYDRO CLASS OF NATIONALS (RAUTENBERG) |
5 |
August 27, 1959 |
CARL YTTREGARD CELEBRATES 96TH BIRTHDAY; REVIEWS LIFE ON SEAS |
7 |
August 27, 1959 |
CHUCK MCCLINTICK BOARDS PLANE FOR SIX MONTHS OF STUDY IN ITALY |
7 |
August 27, 1959 |
FRENCH EXCHANGE STUDENT ARRIVES IN KIRKLAND (ROSSIER, ANNE MARIE) |
1 |
August 27, 1959 |
GRETA FOLLETTE WINS FULBRIGHT STUDY AWARD |
13 |
August 27, 1959 |
OUR TOWN (CLEMENT, HAROLD S) |
2 |
August 27, 1959 |
WRITING AND SINGING ARE TALENTS OF DUTCH LAD (HANSSEN, LEO) |
12 |
August 27, 1959 |
TO BUILD $500,000 SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
August 27, 1959 |
TO BUILD $500,000 SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
August 27, 1959 |
'ELECTRIC SCHOOL' BEING BUILT IN BELLEVUE AREA (SURREY DOWNS) |
6 |
August 27, 1959 |
HOLY FAMILY OPENS AS FULL SCHOOL (PHOTO) |
11 |
August 27, 1959 |
NEW ADDITION NEARS FINISH; SCHOOL RAISED (PHOTOS OF JUANITA SCHOOL) |
5 |
August 27, 1959 |
LUTHERANS BREAK GROUND FOR NEW REDMOND CHURCH |
6 |
August 27, 1959 |
SAFEWAY TO BUILD ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES AT DISTRIBUTION CENTER |
7 |
August 27, 1959 |
TO BUILD $500,000 SHOPPING CENTER |
1 |
August 27, 1959 |
BOYS BRAVE SAMMAMISH ON 'TOM SAWYER' VOYAGE |
13 |
August 27, 1959 |
BUILDING FIGURE SOARS TO NEARLY $1,000,000 (HOUGHTON) |
1 |
August 27, 1959 |
IMPROVEMENT OF KIRKLAND AIRED IN JOURNAL 'DOWN THE STREET' POLL |
9 |
August 27, 1959 |
CHUCK MCCLINTICK BOARDS PLANE FOR SIX MONTHS OF STUDY IN ITALY |
7 |
August 27, 1959 |
FRENCH EXCHANGE STUDENT ARRIVES IN KIRKLAND (ROSSIER, ANNE MARIE) |
1 |
August 27, 1959 |
OFFICIALS REMIND STUDENTS OF NEW STARTING TIMES |
7 |
August 27, 1959 |
SDA SCHOOL EXPECTS INCREASE IN REGISTRATION |
6 |
August 27, 1959 |
TWELVE TEACHERS NAMED TO LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY |
10 |
August 27, 1959 |
EARLANE LOCKWOOD, ROBERT L DECAMP |
12 |
August 27, 1959 |
HALLENE ALICE GILES, CURTIS E SCHUCK |
12 |
August 27, 1959 |
BUILDING FIGURE SOARS TO NEARLY $1,000,000 |
1 |
August 27, 1959 |
REDMOND NIKE BASE TO HOST STATE OFFICIALS |
5 |
August 27, 1959 |
ALLEN, MYRTLE G |
11 |
August 27, 1959 |
SUBURBIA TODAY IN NEXT WEEK'S JOURNAL ISSUE |
2 |
August 27, 1959 |
MAXINE (CONOVER) LOSES TITLE BUT WINS PRAISE, TROPHY |
4 |
August 27, 1959 |
LUTHERANS PLAN SPECIAL SERVICES FOR NEW PASTOR (RUSSERT, ARLYN) |
10 |
August 27, 1959 |
METHODISTS TO HOLD FIRST SERVICE SUNDAY |
7 |
August 27, 1959 |
SDA SCHOOL EXPECTS INCREASE IN REGISTRATION |
6 |
August 27, 1959 |
GOVERNOR SAYS PARALLEL SPAN IMPOSSIBLE NOW |
1 |
August 27, 1959 |
DISTRICT PLANS TO LINK WITH SEATTLE WATER |
1 |
September 3,
1959 |
DIMINUTIVE KOREAN MISS JOINS KIRKLAND FAMILY (LEE, GARY) |
9 |
September 3,
1959 |
OFFICER RETURNS FROM GREENLAND (GREEN, MICHAEL) |
6 |
September 3,
1959 |
PUGET POWER EMPLOYEE HONORED ON RETIREMENT (MILLAR, CLYDE C) |
5 |
September 3,
1959 |
KIRKLAND BUSINESS FIRMS PLAN START OF UGN DRIVE WEDNESDAY |
2 |
September 3,
1959 |
YOUNG READERS EARN FIRETRUCK RIDES TO PARK |
7 |
September 3,
1959 |
WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH A MILLION DOLLARS (POLL) |
7 |
September 3,
1959 |
"BACK TO SCHOOL" NEARS AS SUMMER DAYS WANE |
1 |
September 3,
1959 |
JUNIOR HIGH WILL WELCOME TWO NEW PRINCIPALS |
6 |
September 3,
1959 |
SAFETY MEASURES TAKEN TO PROTECT SCHOOL CHILDREN |
1 |
September 3,
1959 |
LONG-RANGE PLANNING PROPOSED FOR WATERFRONT |
1 |
September 3,
1959 |
HERCULES-AJAX MISSILE BASE FORMALLY OPENS (PHOTO) |
1 |
September 3,
1959 |
COLORFUL MAGAZINE TO APPEAR NEXT WEEK |
2 |
September 3,
1959 |
LONG-RANGE PLANNING PROPOSED FOR WATERFRONT |
1 |
September 3,
1959 |
EAST SIDE POPULATION MAY ZOOM TO 300,000 |
1 |
September 3,
1959 |
MAYOR CLINTON'S BRIDGE PROPOSAL CALLED 'A STALL' |
1 |
September 3,
1959 |
REDMOND FIRM AWAITING COUNTY ROAD PAVING BID |
6 |
September 3,
1959 |
ROAD DIRECTOR TO DISCUSS APPROACHES |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
THREE GIRLS SHARE BIRTHDATE (SMITH - CASKEY - MATTHEWS) |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
NEW ROSE HILL METHODIST CHURCH HOLDS SERVICES, PURCHASES SITE |
7 |
September 10,
1959 |
YOUNGSTERS GIVE PARTY OBSERVING START OF SCHOOL |
7 |
September 10,
1959 |
ACTION EXPECTED ON WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
READERS PRAISE SUBURBIA TODAY |
2 |
September 10,
1959 |
SHOULD WASHINGTON HAVE INCOME TAX INSTEAD OF SALES TAX? (POLL) |
7 |
September 10,
1959 |
SCHOOLS REPORT BIG INCREASE IN ENROLLMENT |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
WELCOME GIVEN NEW TEACHERS |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
COUNCILMEN ADOPT BUDGET AFTER SALARY TUSSLE |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
STORAGE OF EXPLOSIVES PROMPTED BY COUNCIL |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
TWO ISSUES AT STAKE IN ELECTION FOR BONDS TOTALING $415,000 |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
POLIO SHOTS SET FOR AREA |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
ACTION EXPECTED ON WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
'STOLEN' MOTOR FOUND SUNK NEAR CITY DOCK |
2 |
September 10,
1959 |
LOVE, ETHEL B |
2 |
September 10,
1959 |
SPAULDIN, RODNEY DEAN |
5 |
September 10,
1959 |
YWCA OFFERS CLASSES FOR WOMEN AT BOTHELL AND EAST SIDE SITES |
9 |
September 10,
1959 |
JOURNAL ADDS SUBURBIA TODAY |
1 |
September 10,
1959 |
CAROLYN COLMAN, DEE GEORGE GATES |
8 |
September 10,
1959 |
LYNN MARIE DOWNING, VICTOR GREEN JR |
9 |
September 10,
1959 |
MARY ANNE BAGGALEY, DOUGLAS WEST |
8 |
September 17,
1959 |
LAKE-VUE MANOR - OPEN HOUSE (PHOTO) |
7 |
September 17,
1959 |
A G HOLMBERGS TO CELEBRATE WEDDING DATE |
13 |
September 17,
1959 |
REDMOND COUPLE TO CELEBRATE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (LENTZ) |
8 |
September 17,
1959 |
BERLIN IMPRESSES QUARTERBACK (DAVIS, RON) |
1 |
September 17,
1959 |
PHONE COMPANY WORKER HONORED (FURNEY, HARRIETTE) |
10 |
September 17,
1959 |
DELUXE NURSING HOME TO OPEN IN HOUGHTON SUNDAY |
1 |
September 17,
1959 |
CAFE PROPOSED FOR HOUGHTON |
2 |
September 17,
1959 |
CHAMBER BACKS JOINT PLANNING FOR WATERFRONT |
2 |
September 17,
1959 |
CHAMBER BACKS JOINT PLANNING FOR WATERFRONT |
2 |
September 17,
1959 |
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER CITY'S GROWTH PLAN |
1 |
September 17,
1959 |
PUBLIC SKEPTICAL ABOUT TRUTH OF 'FLYING SAUCERS' (POLL) |
2 |
September 17,
1959 |
BOARD REVIEWS FINAL BUDGET FOR SCHOOLS |
1 |
September 17,
1959 |
PARENTS OBJECT TO SHIFT OF ELEMENTARY STUDENTS |
1 |
September 17,
1959 |
STUDENTS RANK HIGH IN TESTS, OFFICIALS REPORT |
9 |
September 17,
1959 |
JANET ARLENE OLSON, DOUGLAS RAE |
13 |
September 17,
1959 |
KAY MACKENZIE, WILLIAM CHERTOK |
12 |
September 17,
1959 |
SANDRA BUTLER, ROBERT EUGENE TERRY |
12 |
September 17,
1959 |
FIREMEN BATTLE BLAZE DESPITE ONLOOKERS' ACTS |
2 |
September 17,
1959 |
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER CITY'S GROWTH PLAN |
1 |
September 17,
1959 |
PROPOSED WATER BONDS LACK UNANIMOUS SUPPORT |
2 |
September 17,
1959 |
COUNTY CONSIDERS REQUEST FOR MOTEL SITE EAST OF CITY |
7 |
September 17,
1959 |
CAFE PROPOSED FOR HOUGHTON |
2 |
September 17,
1959 |
DELUXE NURSING HOME TO OPEN IN HOUGHTON SUNDAY |
1 |
September 17,
1959 |
CHAMBER BACKS JOINT PLANNING FOR WATERFRONT |
2 |
September 17,
1959 |
BULKHEAD UNDER CONSTRUCTION |
1 |
September 17,
1959 |
BERNTH, AUGUSTA MARIE |
6 |
September 17,
1959 |
DONNELL, RHODES |
6 |
September 17,
1959 |
HOXIE, PEARL |
6 |
September 17,
1959 |
JEWELL, ARTHUR EMMETT |
6 |
September 17,
1959 |
LEE, JOHN PHILLIP |
6 |
September 17,
1959 |
MARDEN, STEPHEN |
6 |
September 17,
1959 |
MUMMA, FRED K |
6 |
September 17,
1959 |
PINORINI, ERCOLE |
6 |
September 17,
1959 |
SCHMITT, ELIZABETH |
6 |
September 17,
1959 |
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS STARTS ANNUAL DRIVE; PUBLISHES SURVEY |
9 |
September 17,
1959 |
CHARLES MORGAN ELECTED TO WNPA |
1 |
September 17,
1959 |
METRO ENGINEERS BEGIN SURVEYS FOR EAST SIDE SEWER CONNECTIONS |
9 |
September 17,
1959 |
LEONA LANE SKINNER, JACKSON HAWORTH KEENEY |
2 |
September 17,
1959 |
MARY CATHERINE MARTIN, PERRY WINKLE |
12 |
September 24,
1959 |
DEAD ELEPHANT WILL STINK! (CIVIC CENTER EDITORIAL) |
1 |
September 24,
1959 |
DEAD ELEPHANT WILL STINK! (CIVIC CENTER EDITORIAL) |
1 |
September 24,
1959 |
MAN-ON-STREET REMAINS DUBIOUS ABOUT KHRUSHCHEV'S U.S. VISIT |
7 |
September 24,
1959 |
FALL TERM STARTS WEDNESDAY AT NEW BIBLE COLLEGE |
9 |
September 24,
1959 |
PANEL ON EDUCATION WILL REVIEW PROGRAM TRIED AT ROSE HILL SCHOOL |
12 |
September 24,
1959 |
PEP LEADERS BOOST SPIRITS TO HIGHER CRESCENDO |
1 |
September 24,
1959 |
SOARING SCHOOL ENROLLMENT CREATES HEADACHES |
1 |
September 24,
1959 |
SPECIAL SCHOOL HAS 111 PUPILS |
1 |
September 24,
1959 |
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS STAY IN KIRKLAND HOMES |
1 |
September 24,
1959 |
TV CLOWN TO GIVE TWO SHOWS SATURDAY (PATCHES, J P) |
12 |
September 24,
1959 |
COUNCIL APPROVES REZONING REQUESTS |
2 |
September 24,
1959 |
COUNCIL CITES LOWER RATES ON OBLIGATION BOND |
2 |
September 24,
1959 |
GRANDSON OF KIRKLAND'S FOUNDER PAYS UNEXPECTED VISIT TO CITY |
2 |
September 24,
1959 |
GRANDSON OF KIRKLAND'S FOUNDER PAYS UNEXPECTED VISIT TO CITY |
2 |
September 24,
1959 |
DANIELS, ED |
7 |
September 24,
1959 |
HUFFINE, SALLY B |
7 |
September 24,
1959 |
HUFFINE, SALLY B |
13 |
September 24,
1959 |
JEWELL, ARTHUR EMMETT |
8 |
September 24,
1959 |
STRUBE, ARTHUR HENRY |
7 |
September 24,
1959 |
WHEELER, PHILENA G |
7 |
September 24,
1959 |
LUTHERAN CHURCH WELCOMES NEW PASTOR, FAMILY (RUSSERT, ARLYN) |
9 |
September 24,
1959 |
SURVEYING STARTS ON SEWER LINE ALONG RAILWAY |
8 |
September 24,
1959 |
EDITH SHEPARD, LAWRENCE LIBBY |
10 |
September 24,
1959 |
GLORIA FROGNER, AUGUST PEARSON |
12 |
September 24,
1959 |
LOUISE HASSE, DAVID GRAVES |
10 |
September 24,
1959 |
LUELLA J OLSON, JOHN SHEPHERD |
10 |
September 24,
1959 |
SHERRY S THOMPSON, EARL W HILL |
10 |
October 1, 1959 |
CHRISTIAN HANSENS PLAN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION |
10 |
October 1, 1959 |
KIRKLAND TEACHER LANDS BIG FISH AT WESTPORT (SHINN, MRS ALLEN) |
1 |
October 1, 1959 |
SPECIAL LEVY HELPS KEEP DISTRICT SCHOOLS SUPPLIED |
9 |
October 1, 1959 |
COUNTY INITIATES ACTION FOR CENTER CONVERSION |
1 |
October 1, 1959 |
LOUD TO HIGH TO CLEAR BRIDGE; LOOK OUT BELOW! |
1 |
October 1, 1959 |
COMMISSION SETS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN IN MOTION |
1 |
October 1, 1959 |
CITIZENS ADVOCATE COUNCIL ACTION FOR KIRKLAND SHOPPING CENTER |
9 |
October 1, 1959 |
JUANITA CLUB SLATES SHOWING OF "DRUNKARD" |
8 |
October 1, 1959 |
CITY'S PRIMROSE SHOW HERALDED IN PUBLICATION |
6 |
October 1, 1959 |
COMMISSION SETS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN IN MOTION |
1 |
October 1, 1959 |
LAKE FROZEN SOLID IN EARLY 1900'S, WRITER RECALLS |
7 |
October 1, 1959 |
ZONING GRANTED FOR MOTEL SITE |
8 |
October 1, 1959 |
LAKE FROZEN SOLID IN EARLY 1900'S, WRITER RECALLS |
7 |
October 1, 1959 |
COMMISSION SETS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN IN MOTION |
1 |
October 1, 1959 |
CHANNEL 9 FEATURES PACK 451 MONDAY |
1 |
October 1, 1959 |
BREEDMAN, CARL O |
2 |
October 1, 1959 |
MILLER, JOHN P |
6 |
October 1, 1959 |
STONE, GEORGE |
2 |
October 1, 1959 |
TURTAINEN, PETER |
1 |
October 1, 1959 |
CHANNEL 9 FEATURES PACK 451 MONDAY |
1 |
October 1, 1959 |
CITY'S PRIMROSE SHOW HERALDED IN PUBLICATION |
6 |
October 1, 1959 |
PETE WINSLOW NEW ASSOCIATE JOURNAL EDITOR |
1 |
October 1, 1959 |
TELEPHONE PROJECT NEARLY COMPLETED ON 132ND AVE NE |
11 |
October 1, 1959 |
KAY HOLM, RICHARD PIKE |
12 |
October 1, 1959 |
MARY DIANE WESCOTT, ROGER COOK |
12 |
October 1, 1959 |
SHIELA HARSH, JIM MCLAIN |
13 |
October 8, 1959 |
COUPLE OBSERVES GOLDEN WEDDING (ROWE, GROVER LEE) |
6 |
October 8, 1959 |
SILVER WEDDING CELEBRATED AT OLSON HOME |
12 |
October 8, 1959 |
CELLAR GALLERY SHOWING WORK OF FAY CHING, PRISCILLA MAYNARD |
1 |
October 8, 1959 |
CHUCK MCCLINTICK LIVES IN FORMER PALACE IN ITALY WITH HOST FAMILY |
2 |
October 8, 1959 |
MUSEUM HONORS LOCAL WOMAN, 100,000TH VISITOR (BIRDSALL, MRS W) |
8 |
October 8, 1959 |
POLIO STRIKES KIRKLAND LAD (AVEY, RODNEY) |
6 |
October 8, 1959 |
TWO KANGAROO SENIORS QUALIFY FOR NAT'L MERIT TEST (STARK - ZOOK) |
1 |
October 8, 1959 |
MACDONALD SERVICE OPENING A SUCCESS |
5 |
October 8, 1959 |
COORDINATING COUNCIL IS LARGEST SINGLE GROUP TO BENEFIT FROM UGN |
11 |
October 8, 1959 |
MEN-DOWN-THE-STREET APPROVE DETROIT'S LONG-AWAITED ECONOMY CARS |
7 |
October 8, 1959 |
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES HIGHER BUDGET |
1 |
October 8, 1959 |
TWO KANGAROO SENIORS QUALIFY FOR NAT'L MERIT TEST (STARK - ZOOK) |
1 |
October 8, 1959 |
VIDEO TEACHING COMING OF AGE |
1 |
October 8, 1959 |
SPECIAL PARTIES PLANNED TO MAKE FINAL HORSE SHOW GALA EVENT |
12 |
October 8, 1959 |
CITY APPROVES $61,091 HIGHER KIRKLAND BUDGET |
1 |
October 8, 1959 |
KIRKLAND'S LOSS HOUGHTON'S GAIN IN 1959 ASSESSMENTS |
1 |
October 8, 1959 |
PENNEY, EDNA |
2 |
October 8, 1959 |
TOMPKINS, HARRIE ERNEST |
9 |
October 8, 1959 |
CITY OBSERVES NATIONAL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S WEEK |
9 |
October 8, 1959 |
OCTOBER SUBURBIA TODAY APPEARS IN JOURNAL NEXT WEEK |
6 |
October 8, 1959 |
EVERGREEN BRIDGE SITE ENDORSED BY STATE GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION |
1 |
October 8, 1959 |
ZONING HINDERS ACCESS ROUTE, PLANNERS STATE |
1 |
October 8, 1959 |
HEALTH BOARD HOLDS UP OK ON SEWER LINE |
2 |
October 8, 1959 |
BONITA HATHAWAY, DAN LARSON |
13 |
October 8, 1959 |
KAROLE ANN FOSS, DOUGLAS KIEFER |
12 |
October 8, 1959 |
SUSAN MAKELA, ROBERT ROY |
12 |
October 15,
1959 |
ORIENTAL AND EUROPEAN INFLUENCES DEMONSTRATED AT CELLAR GALLERY |
2 |
October 15,
1959 |
CINDY RAINWATER OFF TO NEW YORK |
11 |
October 15,
1959 |
JUDI WHITE SPENDS YEAR ABROAD AS KIRKLAND'S JUNIOR AMBASSADOR |
13 |
October 15,
1959 |
KIRKLAND STUDENT WINS STATE PRIZE FOR POPPY POSTER (HICKS, LEANNA |
10 |
October 15,
1959 |
MRS ALICE EDSON, QUALIFIED TO TEACH SINCE 1925, HAS FIRST CLASS |
10 |
October 15,
1959 |
BRIDLE TRAILS AUXILIARY SPONSORING COWCUTTING HORSE SHOW |
8 |
October 15,
1959 |
BOARD DISCUSSES YMCA BUILDING FOR EAST SIDE |
8 |
October 15,
1959 |
BRENNAN SUPPLY CO BUILDS ON EAST SIDE |
5 |
October 15,
1959 |
SAFEWAY BUYS 30 CARLOADS OF PAPER |
11 |
October 15,
1959 |
RETARDED CHILDREN PLAYGROUPS STARTING |
1 |
October 15,
1959 |
PUBLIC AGREES - NEWSPAPERS SHOULD INFORM, ENTERTAIN (POLL) |
7 |
October 15,
1959 |
BRIDLE TRAILS AUXILIARY SPONSORING COWCUTTING HORSE SHOW |
8 |
October 15,
1959 |
CHET GREEN WINS YACHT CLUB'S TROPHY FOR YEAR |
5 |
October 15,
1959 |
BOND ELECTION SET FOR OCTOBER 27 |
1 |
October 15,
1959 |
TOWN OF HOUGHTON WILL OPERATE ON BUDGET INCREASED TO $74647 |
1 |
October 15,
1959 |
DUNCAN, FLOYD |
13 |
October 15,
1959 |
GREEN, WALTER C |
13 |
October 15,
1959 |
HILL, CARRIE |
5 |
October 15,
1959 |
RAY, NICK T |
5 |
October 15,
1959 |
STEWART, MRS WILLIAM |
1 |
October 15,
1959 |
BOARD DISCUSSES YMCA BUILDING FOR EAST SIDE |
8 |
October 15,
1959 |
ANDERSON PREDICTS NEW KIRKLAND POST OFFICE |
1 |
October 15,
1959 |
DEVELOPERS WANT SEWERS ASSURED BEFORE MARCH 1 |
1 |
October 15,
1959 |
PUGET POWER "NERVE SYSTEM" LOCATED EAST OF KIRKLAND |
9 |
October 22,
1959 |
COUPLE OBSERVES SILVER WEDDING (EHRET, MR AND MRS ANTHONY) |
12 |
October 22,
1959 |
FORTESCUE OPENS MODERN STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY |
10 |
October 22,
1959 |
BOY SEEKS WORK TO PAY FOR TRIP (BROWN, LARRY) |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
CHUCK MCCLINTICK STARTS STRENUOUS 6-DAY SCHOOL SCHEDULE IN ITALY |
9 |
October 22,
1959 |
FRIENDS HONOR MRS EITEL ON HER 90TH BIRTHDAY |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
MOTHER OF 24 NOW A PATIENT AT REST HOME (DIXSON, MRS JACK) |
10 |
October 22,
1959 |
VAUX CONSTRUCTION HAS NEW BUILDING |
2 |
October 22,
1959 |
KIRKLAND VOTERS TO DECIDE B0ND ISSUE TUESDAY |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
EAST SIDE YOUTH RECOVERING AT HOME FROM SHOOTING (TROYER, ROBERT) |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
KIRKLAND UGN CAMPAIGN NEEDS RESIDENTIAL HEAD |
6 |
October 22,
1959 |
SCHOOLS ASSIST IN CLOTHING DRIVE |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
BOY SEEKS WORK TO PAY FOR TRIP (BROWN, LARRY) |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
EAST SIDE GIRLS COMPETE IN WOOL SEWING CONTEST |
10 |
October 22,
1959 |
GREATER KIRKLAND MASTER PLAN OBJECTIVE OF PLANNING COMMISSION |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
"ARE YOU SUPERSTITIOUS?" EASTSIDERS ASKED |
9 |
October 22,
1959 |
MARLENE ELDUEN REIGNS OVER LW HOMECOMING |
7 |
October 22,
1959 |
SCHOOL BOARD REQUESTS STATE AID |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
STANLEY WILLARD USES NEW TECHNIQUE IN PHYSICS CLASS |
2 |
October 22,
1959 |
HELENE MCKIBBEN, MELVIN W KIRKWOOD |
12 |
October 22,
1959 |
MARY LOUISE RINGHEIM, VICTOR ZIUZIN |
12 |
October 22,
1959 |
VIRGINIA BLACKBURN, BERT VAN ZYL |
12 |
October 22,
1959 |
KIRKLAND VOTERS TO DECIDE B0ND ISSUE TUESDAY |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
COUNCIL PASSES ZONING REQUEST |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
ROD ANDERSON APPOINTED TO CITY PARK BOARD |
6 |
October 22,
1959 |
BURGUM, CARITA |
14 |
October 22,
1959 |
DOW, GEORGE L |
5 |
October 22,
1959 |
HAGER, ELLA |
2 |
October 22,
1959 |
KLENERT, WILLIAM W |
6 |
October 22,
1959 |
CHILDREN AND ADULTS INCLUDED IN VARIED YMCA PROGRAM |
5 |
October 22,
1959 |
KIRKLAND VOTERS TO DECIDE B0ND ISSUE TUESDAY |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
START AFTERNOON MAIL DELIVERY |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
PLANE OVERTURNS; TWO ESCAPE WITH DUNKING |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
BRIDGE FINANCE PLAN MAY BE READY IN WEEK |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
KIRKLAND VOTERS TO DECIDE B0ND ISSUE TUESDAY |
1 |
October 22,
1959 |
EARLANE ALICE LOCKWOOD, ROBERT DECAMP |
12 |
October 29,
1959 |
HAZEL BERTO AUTHORS STORY ON 49TH STATE |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
YOUNG TO BUILD $20,000 DUPLEX |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
ZONE CHANGES FOR WATERFRONT UNDER STUDY |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
MAN-ON-THE-STREET OBJECTS TO "RIGGED" QUIZ PROGRAMS ON TV |
7 |
October 29,
1959 |
FRENCH CLASS HESITANTLY TRIES SNAILS, FINDS THEM "NOT SO BAD" |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK AT OPEN HOUSE |
10 |
October 29,
1959 |
ELIZABETH VAN CLEVE, FRANK SKADAN |
12 |
October 29,
1959 |
ERIN PATRICIA DALY, KENNETH R JACOBSON |
12 |
October 29,
1959 |
KIWANIS MINSTREL SHOW NOV 20-21; ALBERT AND POGO "GONE" BE
THERE |
2 |
October 29,
1959 |
KIWANIS HALLOWEEN PARTIES SATURDAY |
9 |
October 29,
1959 |
HOUGHTON MAIL DELIVERY SOUGHT |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
ZONE CHANGES FOR WATERFRONT UNDER STUDY |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
KIRKLAND MAN FACES BURGLARY CHARGE |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
LOCAL POLICE RADIO AIDS COUNTY SHERIFF IN ARSENAL RECOVERY |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
LIBRARY NEEDS STUDENTS BOOKS |
9 |
October 29,
1959 |
CAMPBELL, MARY |
8 |
October 29,
1959 |
CHRABOT, ANN |
2 |
October 29,
1959 |
FITCH, WILLIS |
7 |
October 29,
1959 |
HILL, WESLEY N |
8 |
October 29,
1959 |
LIND, ALBERT |
8 |
October 29,
1959 |
SCANT VOTER TURNOUT DEFEATS TWO KIRKLAND BOND ORDINANCES |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
HOUGHTON MAIL DELIVERY SOUGHT |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
HAZEL BERTO AUTHORS STORY ON 49TH STATE |
1 |
October 29,
1959 |
NAZARENES SET SPECIAL SERVICES FOR ANNIVERSARY |
8 |
October 29,
1959 |
FERRIES STORED HERE (PHOTO) |
9 |
October 29,
1959 |
JUST LIKE BELLEVUE (PHOTO OF KIRKLAND BOTHELL ROAD) |
5 |
October 29,
1959 |
CAROL MANDAS, DOUG LYONS |
12 |
October 29,
1959 |
JUDEE BROWN, JAMES WIEDIGER |
12 |
November 5,
1959 |
SCULPTOR SPEAKER FOR ART UNIT (GRABER, ARCHIE) |
12 |
November 5,
1959 |
ICE-SKATING, POETRY KEEP RETIRED PREACHER OCCUPIED (SKERRY, J W) |
1 |
November 5,
1959 |
KIRKLAND-OREGON AMATEUR RADIO HAMS MERGE (MANLY, ERNEST) |
5 |
November 5,
1959 |
LIDA MAGUIRE'S "RELATIVITY" THEORY INCLUDES KINFOLK AND TRAVEL |
12 |
November 5,
1959 |
SHERIFF CONDEMNS SHOOTING IN PARK |
1 |
November 5,
1959 |
INGLEWOOD CHURCH CONSTRUCTION BEGINS |
11 |
November 5,
1959 |
LAKESIDE CLEANERS ADD $13,000 IN PRESSES |
9 |
November 5,
1959 |
CHAMBER URGES COMPLETE JOB ON WATER LINES |
1 |
November 5,
1959 |
YOUNG MOTHER ACCEPTS UGN JOB AT ZERO HOUR (HAYWARD, MRS ROBERT) |
1 |
November 5,
1959 |
CENTURY 21 EXPOSITION WILL BENEFIT ENTIRE GREATER SEATTLE AREA |
11 |
November 5,
1959 |
KANGS MEET INDIANS IN TITLE CLASH FRIDAY |
1 |
November 5,
1959 |
LAKE WASHINGTON ADULT EDUCATION ACTIVITY GOES ON DAY AND NIGHT |
6 |
November 5,
1959 |
LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT OBSERVES NAT'L EDUCATION WEEK |
2 |
November 5,
1959 |
LORIS LEE BRONSON, JAY BURMEISTER |
13 |
November 5,
1959 |
VOLUNTEERS KEEP FIRE LOSS LOW |
1 |
November 5,
1959 |
COUNCIL APPROVES ZONING REQUEST AND ANNEXATION |
6 |
November 5,
1959 |
LEGION OBSERVES VETERANS' DAY |
7 |
November 5,
1959 |
SKIN DIVERS FIND GLASSES - YOURS? |
2 |
November 5,
1959 |
SHERIFF CONDEMNS SHOOTING IN PARK |
1 |
November 5,
1959 |
MARCUS, IDA M |
7 |
November 5,
1959 |
MEIER, ELDA |
7 |
November 5,
1959 |
VAN AALST, GERTRUDE |
7 |
November 5,
1959 |
WIERMAN, AL |
7 |
November 5,
1959 |
LEGION OBSERVES VETERANS' DAY |
7 |
November 5,
1959 |
KANGS MEET INDIANS IN TITLE CLASH FRIDAY |
1 |
November 5,
1959 |
NEW PARK AREA TO BE FENCED |
7 |
November 5,
1959 |
BUGGE TO DISCUSS ROADS |
1 |
November 5,
1959 |
CHAMBER URGES COMPLETE JOB ON WATER LINES |
1 |
November 5,
1959 |
LEGION OBSERVES VETERANS' DAY |
7 |
November 12,
1959 |
NEW LAKEVIEW BANKING METHOD POPULAR |
5 |
November 12,
1959 |
NORKIRK KINDERGARTENER BATTLING LANGUAGE BARRIER (REES, NICOLLE) |
1 |
November 12,
1959 |
WESTERN PNEUMATIC MOVES TO NEW BUILDING |
7 |
November 12,
1959 |
JUANITA SCHOOL DEDICATION SUNDAY |
7 |
November 12,
1959 |
SCHOOL BOARD REQUESTS STATE AID ON JR HIGH ADDITION, GRADE SCHOOL |
9 |
November 12,
1959 |
EPISCOPAL WOMEN TO OPEN THRIFT SHOP ON CENTRAL |
12 |
November 12,
1959 |
FLAGG BULB COMPANY OF KIRKLAND CELEBRATES 50TH ANNIVERSARY |
6 |
November 12,
1959 |
ZONING PROPOSED FOR WATERFRONT |
2 |
November 12,
1959 |
JOURNAL POLL INDICATES PUBLIC FROWNS ON TEENAGE MARRIAGES |
9 |
November 12,
1959 |
KANGS TOP ISSAQUAH, 7-6, IN THRILLER; NEAR KINGCO CHAMPIONSHIP |
1 |
November 12,
1959 |
NORKIRK KINDERGARTENER BATTLING LANGUAGE BARRIER (REES, NICOLLE) |
1 |
November 12,
1959 |
YES, VIRGINIA, THERE REALLY IS A MINSTREL SHOW |
8 |
November 12,
1959 |
RESIDENTS REPORT LARGE DOG PACK |
7 |
November 12,
1959 |
PARK BOARD CHAIRMAN URGES FORMATION OF ADVISORY COUNCIL |
11 |
November 12,
1959 |
HOUGHTON ALLOWS FIREWORKS SALE FOR FOURTH OF JULY |
1 |
November 12,
1959 |
HOUGHTON ACCEPTS CHANGES MADE FOR SUBDIVISION |
6 |
November 12,
1959 |
HOUGHTON ALLOWS FIREWORKS SALE FOR FOURTH OF JULY |
1 |
November 12,
1959 |
ZONING PROPOSED FOR WATERFRONT |
2 |
November 12,
1959 |
JUANITA JUSTICE OPENING OFFICES (TRUNK, FRANK C) |
6 |
November 12,
1959 |
TOOLS WORTH $1000 TAKEN FROM STORE |
1 |
November 12,
1959 |
BARTH, HARRY L |
2 |
November 12,
1959 |
CASTLE, WILLIAM LEON |
2 |
November 12,
1959 |
CORFMAN, CORA |
7 |
November 12,
1959 |
DOBBS, CHESTER |
7 |
November 12,
1959 |
GRANDMOTHERS CLUB TO ORGANIZE HERE |
6 |
November 12,
1959 |
KANGS TOP ISSAQUAH, 7-6, IN THRILLER; NEAR KINGCO CHAMPIONSHIP |
1 |
November 12,
1959 |
NAZARENES HOLD REVIVAL SERVICES |
6 |
November 12,
1959 |
BRIDGE PROBLEM GOES TO STATE SUPREME COURT |
1 |
November 12,
1959 |
POSSIBLE ACCESS ROAD CHANGES LISTED |
2 |
November 12,
1959 |
JUANITA (WATER) PROJECT GOING AS SLATED |
8 |
November 12,
1959 |
METRO SURVEYORS PASS THROUGH EAST SIDE AREA |
7 |
November 19,
1959 |
COUPLE MAKES FIRST HOME IN KIRKLAND (CLARK, EDWARD & PATRICIA) |
12 |
November 19,
1959 |
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH EDUCATIONAL BLDG TO OPEN SOON (PHOTO) |
6 |
November 19,
1959 |
CARTER SERVICE STATION PLANS GRAND OPENING |
13 |
November 19,
1959 |
OIL COMPANIES FACING MOVE FROM LAKEFRONT |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
WAGNER'S SHOP IN NEW LOCATION |
10 |
November 19,
1959 |
SUCCESSFUL UGN DRIVE NEARS END; KIRKLAND $1000 SHORT OF QUOTA |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
RESIDENTS WANT ZONING DENIED FOR CEMENT FIRM |
9 |
November 19,
1959 |
SPACE-AGE GOSSIP COLUMNISTS ARE POPULAR HERE (ANN & ABBY) |
7 |
November 19,
1959 |
KANGS LICK FEDERAL WAY, TAKE KINGCO CONFERENCE TITLE |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
AT LEAST 15 ACTS LINED UP FOR KIWANIS MINSTREL SHOW (PHOTO) |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
CITY CONSIDERS ACCOUNTING FIRM |
6 |
November 19,
1959 |
CITY POSTPONES OFFICIAL ACTION ON ANNEXATION |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
'HOUGHTON'S MOST VALUABLE ASSET' (SKETCH OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT) |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
OIL COMPANIES FACING MOVE FROM LAKEFRONT |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
OIL COMPANIES FACING MOVE FROM LAKEFRONT |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
DELUXE MARINA AT SHIPYARDS HALTED BY ZONING |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
BONHAM, EILEEN |
7 |
November 19,
1959 |
MCCORMICK, MAMIE |
6 |
November 19,
1959 |
SMITH, FRANKLIN |
13 |
November 19,
1959 |
NINE NEW MEMBERS JOIN KIRKLAND BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN |
12 |
November 19,
1959 |
JOURNAL OPENS DRIVE FOR NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
KANGS LICK FEDERAL WAY, TAKE KINGCO CONFERENCE TITLE |
1 |
November 19,
1959 |
DELUXE MARINA AT SHIPYARDS HALTED BY ZONING |
1 |
November 26,
1959 |
3 IN SAME FAMILY ASCRIBE TO VOTER'S LEAGUE (GULLETTE - SHERWOOD) |
1 |
November 26,
1959 |
H L TUTTLE OF HOUGHTON NAMED TO SCHOOL LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE |
5 |
November 26,
1959 |
KIRKLAND BOY WINS TRIP TO EAST-WEST GAME (GUSTAFSON, MILTON) |
1 |
November 26,
1959 |
LAKE WASHINGTON FACULTY MEMBER SENDS LETTER ... (LUNDQUIST, BOB) |
A-5 |
November 26,
1959 |
LUTHERAN CONGREGATION WILL HOLD FIRST SERVICE IN NEW CHURCH HOME |
A-2 |
November 26,
1959 |
MOSCOW RESTAURANT TO REOPEN ON HOUGHTON WATERFRONT - MAYBE |
A-2 |
November 26,
1959 |
KANG MATMEN SHOW PROMISE OF ANOTHER WINNING YEAR |
2 |
November 26,
1959 |
LEROY JOHNSON TO RETIRE FROM SCHOOL BOARD |
5 |
November 26,
1959 |
SCHOOL TO TAKE PART IN AMERICA'S 'PROJECT TALENT' |
1 |
November 26,
1959 |
JAYCEES TO START ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DECORATING PROGRAM ON SATURDAY |
1 |
November 26,
1959 |
LAKE ELEVATION WILL BE LOWER DURING DECEMBER |
A-6 |
November 26,
1959 |
GLASFORD, CHARLES E |
2 |
November 26,
1959 |
NORTIN, CHARLES J |
3 |
November 26,
1959 |
WALLACH, MARY |
3 |
November 26,
1959 |
JAYCEES TO START ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DECORATING PROGRAM ON SATURDAY |
1 |
November 26,
1959 |
JAYCEE WIVES TO SHOW VERSATILE WINTER FASHIONS |
3 |
November 26,
1959 |
KANG MATMEN SHOW PROMISE OF ANOTHER WINNING YEAR |
2 |
November 26,
1959 |
WITNESSES PLAN REGIONAL MEET |
6 |
November 26,
1959 |
TELEPHONE FIRM PLANS PROJECTS FOR EAST SIDE |
A-1 |
November 26,
1959 |
FLOOD DAMAGE AT MINIMUM HERE |
1 |
December 3,
1959 |
BENSON BAILEYS HONORED AT 25TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY |
12 |
December 3,
1959 |
KIRKLAND STORE MANAGER HELPS IN SNOHOMISH FLOOD (OLSEN, CONRAD) |
2 |
December 3,
1959 |
OUR TOWN (CROWE, CLARENCE R) |
2 |
December 3,
1959 |
FIRM SENDS WASHABLE CHRISTMAS CARDS (PAYNE, KEITH AND JEAN) |
9 |
December 3,
1959 |
EASTSIDE CIVIL DEFENSE RESCUERS AID SNOQUALMIE FLOOD VICTIMS |
2 |
December 3,
1959 |
PHOTOS SHOW DEVELOPMENT OF KIRKLAND COMMUNITY (244 10TH AVE) |
7 |
December 3,
1959 |
THE CHRISTMAS SEASON COMES TO KIRKLAND (PHOTOS) |
1 |
December 3,
1959 |
FORMER SUSPECT IN GREGORY CASE AGAIN IN TROUBLE (MCLAIN, DAVID D) |
6 |
December 3,
1959 |
FOSTER, HARRIET |
6 |
December 3,
1959 |
FRITCHMAN, HAROLD F |
6 |
December 3,
1959 |
LAMONT, ALPHONSE A |
11 |
December 3,
1959 |
SANDAAS, ALBERT K |
8 |
December 3,
1959 |
NEW MAN JOINS JOURNAL STAFF (JOHNSON, CAL) |
1 |
December 3,
1959 |
BRIDGE DECISION BY EARLY SPRING |
2 |
December 3,
1959 |
ETHEL EARLYWINE, BRUCE CAYWOOD |
12 |
December 3,
1959 |
VIRGINIA ANDERSON, ALBERT G M HENRY |
12 |
December 3,
1959 |
YVONNE LAMPAERT, JOHN J GARRITY |
11 |
December 10,
1959 |
OUR TOWN (SHAW, VINCENT) |
2 |
December 10,
1959 |
SINGER WINS CHANCE TO TRY FOR N.Y. MET |
1 |
December 10,
1959 |
KIRKLAND ... THEN AND NOW (PHOTOS OF OLD & NEW CENTRAL SCHOOLS) |
2 |
December 10,
1959 |
SCHOOL BOARD OFFERS TO BUY 10-ACRE SITE FOR $33000 |
1 |
December 10,
1959 |
CEMENT PLANT REQUEST APPEAL GOES TO BOARD |
7 |
December 10,
1959 |
GRAND OPENING OF STUDEBAKER DEALER |
6 |
December 10,
1959 |
SIMPSON DROPS OLD FRANCHISE |
6 |
December 10,
1959 |
KIRKLAND, REDMOND ORTHOPEDIC GUILDS SPONSOR PROJECT PARADE |
9 |
December 10,
1959 |
OUTLYING PROPERTY OWNERS SUBMIT NEW ANNEXATION, ZONING PETITION |
7 |
December 10,
1959 |
CLASS OF '35 TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY AT BANQUET |
6 |
December 10,
1959 |
TONY FONTANE SINGS HERE TUESDAY |
11 |
December 10,
1959 |
MAYORS OF KIRKLAND AND HOUGHTON WON'T SEEK REELECTION, MAYBE |
1 |
December 10,
1959 |
36 GARDEN CLUBS PRESENT TWO-DAY HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR IN KIRKLAND |
13 |
December 10,
1959 |
SANTA'S HELPERS BUILD HOME FOR SANTA CLAUS |
1 |
December 10,
1959 |
YES, VIRGINIA, THERE REALLY IS A SANTA CLAUS ... AND A PAM, TOO |
1 |
December 10,
1959 |
COX, FRANK |
7 |
December 10,
1959 |
DALGITY, ANNA M |
7 |
December 10,
1959 |
FREDERICKSEN, HANS L |
5 |
December 10,
1959 |
SPECIAL ELECTION SET FOR DEC 29 ON $300,000 WATER BOND ISSUE |
1 |
December 10,
1959 |
MARY LOUISE RINGHEIM, VICTOR ZIUSIN |
12 |
December 10,
1959 |
PAMELA PETERS, HARRY H SIEPMANN |
12 |
December 17,
1959 |
CITIZENS BANK ADDS NEW SPACE |
5 |
December 17,
1959 |
ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS ... (TVRDY, GARY) |
2 |
December 17,
1959 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE PLAYS SANTA CLAUS (GRUBB, MR AND MRS HORACE) |
8 |
December 17,
1959 |
CITIZENS BANK ADDS NEW SPACE |
5 |
December 17,
1959 |
LAKEVIEW FREEZE BUILDING ADDITION FOR DRIVE-IN CAFE |
5 |
December 17,
1959 |
LAKEVIEW FREEZE BUILDING ADDITION FOR DRIVE-IN CAFE |
5 |
December 17,
1959 |
NEW COINAMATIC LAUNDRY TO OPEN BEHIND CLEANERS |
5 |
December 17,
1959 |
RAINS, FLOODS, SLIDES HIT KIRKLAND AREA TUESDAY (PHOTOS) |
1 |
December 17,
1959 |
KINDERGARTNERS PREPARE FOR THEIR FIRST CHRISTMAS AS PUPILS (PHOTO |
9 |
December 17,
1959 |
MAN-ON-THE-STREET BLAMES LACK OF INTEREST FOR POOR VOTER TURNOUT |
6 |
December 17,
1959 |
KINDERGARTNERS PREPARE FOR THEIR FIRST CHRISTMAS AS PUPILS (PHOTO |
9 |
December 17,
1959 |
BARBARA MAY OSTHELLER, PETER PRIMEAU |
12 |
December 17,
1959 |
JANICE MAE SCHOEN, JOHN KERR |
12 |
December 17,
1959 |
JUANITA BUSINESSMEN SPONSOR CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL FOR LIGHTS |
11 |
December 17,
1959 |
KINDERGARTNERS PREPARE FOR THEIR FIRST CHRISTMAS AS PUPILS (PHOTO |
9 |
December 17,
1959 |
KIRKLAND COUPLE PLAYS SANTA CLAUS (GRUBB, MR AND MRS HORACE) |
8 |
December 17,
1959 |
SPACE AGE INDUSTRY TO BUILD $2 MILLION PLANT ON EAST SIDE (UCC) |
14 |
December 17,
1959 |
JUANITA BUSINESSMEN SPONSOR CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL FOR LIGHTS |
11 |
December 17,
1959 |
LAKE LEVEL LOWER FOR ADDED MONTH |
1 |
December 17,
1959 |
CHRISTENSEN, JOHN P |
7 |
December 17,
1959 |
CROSSLIN, JOHN ROBERT |
7 |
December 17,
1959 |
GARDNER, GEORGE |
7 |
December 17,
1959 |
HARDER, ADEL MARIE |
7 |
December 17,
1959 |
LOHMER, MAUDE |
7 |
December 17,
1959 |
MARIS, ERNEST W |
7 |
December 17,
1959 |
THOMPSON, SAMUEL R |
7 |
December 17,
1959 |
BROWNIE TROOP INSTALLED HERE |
8 |
December 17,
1959 |
CANDIDATES SCARCE FOR CITY OFFICES |
1 |
December 17,
1959 |
RESIDENTS WANT DISTRICT WATER, NOT KIRKLAND'S |
1 |
December 17,
1959 |
VOTERS URGED TO CAST BALLOTS FOR DEC 29 WATER BOND ELECTION |
1 |
December 17,
1959 |
RAINS, FLOODS, SLIDES HIT KIRKLAND AREA TUESDAY (PHOTOS) |
1 |
December 17,
1959 |
BEVERLY ANN BEAZLEY, LYLE ALLAN LAGE |
12 |
December 24,
1959 |
'MANTOVA, ITALY, OLDER THAN ROME' STUDENT REPORTS (MCCLINTICK, C) |
A-3 |
December 24,
1959 |
TWO KOREAN AMERICAN CHILDREN ANTICIPATE JOYS OF CHRISTMAS (YOUNG) |
A-1 |
December 24,
1959 |
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON NEW JUANITA MARKET (ART'S) |
3 |
December 24,
1959 |
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON NEW JUANITA MARKET (ART'S) |
3 |
December 24,
1959 |
TWO KOREAN AMERICAN CHILDREN ANTICIPATE JOYS OF CHRISTMAS (YOUNG) |
A-1 |
December 24,
1959 |
HOUSEWIFE, PHYSICIAN ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY FOR SCHOOL BOARD JOBS |
2 |
December 24,
1959 |
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES NEW MILEAGE RATE |
2 |
December 24,
1959 |
CITY FILINGS BARELY EXCEED VACANCIES |
1 |
December 24,
1959 |
COUNCIL ANSWERS QUESTIONS ON WATER BONDS |
2 |
December 24,
1959 |
KIRKLAND AWARDS BID CONTRACTS |
6 |
December 24,
1959 |
WHERE AND WHEN WAS THIS PICTURE TAKEN (SHEFFIELD ST) |
A-3 |
December 24,
1959 |
AREA MINISTERS DISCUSS 'SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS' |
1 |
December 24,
1959 |
CHURCHES TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS AT SPECIAL SERVICES |
A-1 |
December 24,
1959 |
TWO KOREAN AMERICAN CHILDREN ANTICIPATE JOYS OF CHRISTMAS (YOUNG) |
A-1 |
December 24,
1959 |
WONDERIN' WHY THE CHRISTMAS SHIP FAILED TO APPEAR? IT GOT LOST |
1 |
December 24,
1959 |
KIRKLAND POLICE SHOW IMPROVED TRAFFIC RATING |
2 |
December 24,
1959 |
CITY FILINGS BARELY EXCEED VACANCIES |
1 |
December 24,
1959 |
AREA MINISTERS DISCUSS 'SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS' |
1 |
December 24,
1959 |
CHURCHES TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS AT SPECIAL SERVICES |
A-1 |
December 24,
1959 |
COUNCIL ANSWERS QUESTIONS ON WATER BONDS |
2 |
December 24,
1959 |
NEW PHONE BOOK BEING MADE UP |
A-6 |
December 24,
1959 |
WATER BOND PROPOSAL GOES TO VOTERS TUESDAY |
1 |
December 24,
1959 |
VIRGINIA BLACKBURN, BERT VAN ZYL |
5 |
December 24,
1959 |
YVONNE DEVERE, ROBERT WIESEN |
5 |
December 31,
1959 |
AFTER FOUR YEARS, JIM VAUX COMMISSIONS HIS 42-FT BOAT |
1 |
December 31,
1959 |
LARSON FAMILY HONORS MOTHER CHRISTMAS DAY |
3 |
December 31,
1959 |
FIRST 1960 BABY TO RECEIVE GIFTS |
1 |
December 31,
1959 |
FOUR CHRISTMAS BABIES BORN IN LOCAL HOSPITAL |
3 |
December 31,
1959 |
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESIDENT PREDICTS 'UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES' |
2 |
December 31,
1959 |
NANCY ELLEN RANDALL, ROBERT E KIRTLEY |
3 |
December 31,
1959 |
15 CANDIDATES FILE FOR CITY POSTS; MAYOR, CITY ATTORNEY UNOPPOSED |
1 |
December 31,
1959 |
CITY FINANCES SOUND FOR 1960 |
1 |
December 31,
1959 |
MAYOR OF HOUGHTON FORESEES 'ATOMIC BOOM' IN POPULATION |
1 |
December 31,
1959 |
KIRKLAND'S TRAFFIC SAFETY RATED |
A-6 |
December 31,
1959 |
BURNARD, ANNA L |
3 |
December 31,
1959 |
DEMMER, VIRGINIA |
3 |
December 31,
1959 |
HOLDE, RUTH JEAN |
2 |
December 31,
1959 |
$300,000 WATER-BOND ISSUE FAILS AGAIN |
1 |
December 31,
1959 |
15 CANDIDATES FILE FOR CITY POSTS; MAYOR, CITY ATTORNEY UNOPPOSED |
1 |
December 31,
1959 |
POSTAL INSPECTORS EXAMINE HOUGHTON DELIVERY SYSTEM |
2 |
December 31,
1959 |
KIRKLAND FANS ATTEND ROSE BOWL TOURNAMENT |
1 |
December 31,
1959 |
KIRKLANDITES PURSUED THEIR FAVORITE SPORTS DURING 1959 (PHOTOS) |
6 |
December 31,
1959 |
KIRKLAND'S TRAFFIC SAFETY RATED |
A-6 |
December 31,
1959 |
AFTER FOUR YEARS, JIM VAUX COMMISSIONS HIS 42-FT BOAT |
1 |
December 31,
1959 |
$300,000 WATER-BOND ISSUE FAILS AGAIN |
1 |
December 31,
1959 |
LORIS BRONSON, JAY BURMEISTER |
3 |
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