Kirkland and Eastside Timeline 1947-1954
	Compiled By Dale Hawkinson from the East Side Journal Newspaper Index by Alan Stein
ESJ Issue Date	Description	Page#
January 2, 1947	50TH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED SUNDAY (RAMQUIST, DR AND MRS R T)	3
January 2, 1947	CARLSON’S MARRIED 50 YEARS (MR AND MRS OSCAR)	1
January 2, 1947	EAST SIDE CHORUS HAS 36 MEMBERS	6
January 2, 1947	LIEUT COMMANDER GETS POSTHUMOUS AIR MEDAL CITATION (LACKEY, JOHN)	7
January 2, 1947	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS APPROPRIATION FOR BRIDAL PARK PATH	3
January 2, 1947	KIRKLAND HEIGHTS COMMUNITY CENTER DAMAGED BY FIRE	10
January 2, 1947	A E NEEDHAM ELECTED AS HEAD OF LOCAL CHAMBER	1
January 2, 1947	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS APPROPRIATION FOR BRIDAL PARK PATH	3
January 2, 1947	LOCAL POST OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS PLEDGE ABOVE MEMORIAL QUOTA	1
January 2, 1947	‘MARCH OF DIMES’ LEADERS WILL ATTEND MEETING	7
January 2, 1947	BOUNDARIES OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS WILL NOT CHANGE	4
January 2, 1947	KIRKLAND SHOWS PROGRESS IN 1946	1
January 2, 1947	BASS, MINNIE B	2
January 2, 1947	JOHNSON, JESSIE N	2
January 2, 1947	NESBET, JOSEPHINE	2
January 2, 1947	PATTERSON, NANCY	2
January 2, 1947	LOCAL POST OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS PLEDGE ABOVE MEMORIAL QUOTA	1
January 2, 1947	BOY SCOUTS AGAIN DO OUTSTANDING WORK IN FLOOD	8
January 2, 1947	ROSE HILL CLUB MEETS TO DISCUSS WATER DISTRICT	10
January 2, 1947	LIEUT COMMANDER GETS POSTHUMOUS AIR MEDAL CITATION (LACKEY, JOHN)	7
January 2, 1947	LOCAL POST OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS PLEDGE ABOVE MEMORIAL QUOTA	1
January 9, 1947	EAST SIDE MUSIC CENTER – GRAND OPENING	5
January 9, 1947	NEIGHBORS, JOIN IN CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY (CARLSON, OSCAR)	5
January 9, 1947	OLD TIMERS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY (CURTIS, MR AND MRS ALVIN H)	1
January 9, 1947	FIRST MUSIC EVENT OF YEAR, WINTER CONCERT, SCHEDULED JAN 1	3
January 9, 1947	BANK ANNOUNCES INCREASE IN STOCK	1
January 9, 1947	REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	4
January 9, 1947	WORK ON NEW CITY HALL TO START SOON	1
January 9, 1947	CHAMBER BEGINS BIG YEAR	1
January 9, 1947	SALVATION ARMY TRUCKS MAKING WEEKLY PICK-UPS	10
January 9, 1947	CONOVER, J BEN	4
January 9, 1947	YMCA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE IS LAGGING; MORE ADULTS NEEDED	1
January 9, 1947	WATER PETITIONS ARE CIRCULATED ON ROSE HILL	4
January 9, 1947	SERVICE IN A HURRY (FLOAT PLANES, PHOTO)	7
January 9, 1947	VETERANS GROUP TO MAKE DECISION (ALLOWING COMMUNISTS TO JOIN)	3
January 16, 1947	EAST SIDE PARCEL DELIVERY – NEW OWNERSHIP	5
January 16, 1947	DEMONSTRATIONS OF FRUIT TREE PRUNING TUESDAY	10
January 16, 1947	RALSTON CHORUS TO GIVE CONVERT	4
January 16, 1947	MARCH OF DIMES UNDER WAY	1
January 16, 1947	MISS IRENE BECKER’S ENGAGEMENT TOLD	3
January 16, 1947	WAREHOUSE WILL BE SOLD OR LEASED	1
January 16, 1947	JACOBSON, JACOB	1
January 16, 1947	LOCAL WOMEN’S CLUB OBSERVES 27TH BIRTHDAY	5
January 16, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (POST OFFICE)	1
January 16, 1947	ICY ROADS FORCE CLOSING OF SCHOOLS	1
January 16, 1947	ELSIE MARIE CADMAN, SETH WILLIAM SPURLING	3
January 16, 1947	SHIRLEY INGLE, WALTER MYERS	5
January 23, 1947	DAIRYMEN FACE GOOD PROSPECTS FOR COMING YEAR	1
January 23, 1947	OLE ANDERSONS WED 50 YEARS	8
January 23, 1947	CONCERT TO BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY	1
January 23, 1947	INTEREST SHOWN IN CONCERT BAND	1
January 23, 1947	PARKING METERS FAVORED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	1
January 23, 1947	KING COUNTY MUST RAISE LARGEST MARCH OF DIMES FUND THIS YEAR	3
January 23, 1947	LOCAL GRANGERS SHOW OPPOSITION TO BUILDING CODE	3
January 23, 1947	VOTERS WILL ELECT TWO DIRECTORS	1
January 23, 1947	ETHEL ENGELBREKT’S ENGAGEMENT TOLD AT DINNER PARTY	1
January 23, 1947	MRS NEEDHAM IS NEW PRESIDENT OF LOCAL GUILD	1
January 30, 1947	TITLE TO HIGH SCHOOL SITE COMPLETED	1
January 30, 1947	ANNEXATION TO CITY PROPOSED	1
January 30, 1947	IRVING S SMITH IS NAMED TO MANGE COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE	3
January 30, 1947	ANNEXATION TO CITY PROPOSED	1
January 30, 1947	QUESTIONS, ANSWERS ABOUT ANNEXATION	2
January 30, 1947	CANNERY IS LEASED OUT BY COUNCIL	1
January 30, 1947	LOCAL JUVENILE DELINQUENCY	2
January 30, 1947	FRANKLIN, JOHN E	12
January 30, 1947	HAMILTON, DON W	12
January 30, 1947	JENKINS, EMMANUEL	12
January 30, 1947	JONES, ELSIE D	12
January 30, 1947	KEEDY, HORACE B	12
January 30, 1947	MAYER, FERGUS	12
January 30, 1947	RICKERS, JOHN W	12
January 30, 1947	RALPH LIUNDVALL IS NEW DIRECTOR OF CIVIC CENTER	1
January 30, 1947	LOCAL ADVENTISTS HAVE SUCCESSFUL YEAR OF ACTIVITY	9
January 30, 1947	ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT GOING BETTER THAN EVER	7
February 6, 1947	GARDENING STILL DEMANDS PRIORITY FOR RURAL FAMILIES	2
February 6, 1947	RESPONSE GOOD; BAND WILL START	1
February 6, 1947	MR AND MRS KENT WILL HAVE THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING SUNDAY	1
February 6, 1947	BICANIC FUND PASSES $1500 MARK	1
February 6, 1947	KIRKLAND MOURNS TRAGIC DEATH OF TWO SMALL BICANIC CHILDREN…	7
February 6, 1947	BICANIC FUND PASSES $1500 MARK	1
February 6, 1947	TO BE ANNEXED OR NOT — THAT’S THE QUESTION!	1
February 6, 1947	GALT, GEORGE W	4
February 6, 1947	MILLER, AUGUST B	4
February 6, 1947	LEGION WILL FETE OFFICIALS	1
February 6, 1947	INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN TO REINSTATE VETERAN’S INSURANCE BEGINS	3
February 6, 1947	HELP WANTED – JAPANESE-AMERICAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK	9
February 13, 1947	TO BUILD HOMES; PRECO COMPANY, BELLINGHAM CO, HIGH BIDDER	1
February 13, 1947	ANNEXATION WILL BE SETTLED BY ELECTION, NOT BY PETITION	1
February 13, 1947	FEDERAL GRANTS ANNOUNCED FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT	1
February 13, 1947	MEETING IS CALLED TO DISCUSS FUNDS	1
February 13, 1947	NEW INDUSTRY TO HAVE WAREHOUSE	1
February 13, 1947	NEW INDUSTRY TO HAVE WAREHOUSE	1
February 13, 1947	GREEN, JEAN	12
February 13, 1947	BASIL LANGLOIS WEDS MISSOURI GIRL IN NEVADA	8
February 13, 1947	DORIS SAUBERS, ROBERT W OLSON	7
February 20, 1947	DUMB BUNNY CAFE	4
February 20, 1947	AT PEOPLE’S CHURCH (MASON SWISS BELL RINGERS)	6
February 20, 1947	LIEUT RUSSELL P MORSE RECEIVES PERMANENT SERVICE CITATIONS	3
February 20, 1947	RAY JEWELL PLAYS IN MILITARY BAND LEAVING FOR ALASKA	4
February 20, 1947	BUSINESS OFFICES OF SCHOOL DISTRICT MOVED TO ‘HEIGHTS’	1
February 20, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (ROY’S CAFE, DUMB BUNNY CAFE)	1
February 20, 1947	MARCH OF DIMES SUCCESSFUL	1
February 20, 1947	BUSINESS OFFICES OF SCHOOL DISTRICT MOVED TO ‘HEIGHTS’	1
February 20, 1947	SUPPORT SCHOOL MEASURES; 400 LOCAL RESIDENTS AT MEETING	1
February 20, 1947	PHONE COMPANY INCREASES WAGES	1
February 20, 1947	CLUB PLANS TO CLEAN-UP DOWNTOWN	1
February 20, 1947	CITY COUNCIL GRANTS BUS FRANCHISE	1
February 20, 1947	CLUB PLANS TO CLEAN-UP DOWNTOWN	1
February 20, 1947	MARCH OF DIMES SUCCESSFUL	1
February 20, 1947	AT PEOPLE’S CHURCH (MASON SWISS BELL RINGERS)	6
February 20, 1947	CITY COUNCIL GRANTS BUS FRANCHISE	1
February 20, 1947	PHONE COMPANY INCREASES WAGES	1
February 20, 1947	ETHYL SPAULDING, RONALD CLEMMONS	4
February 27, 1947	SEAPLANES INC (FLIGHT INSTRUCTION)	10
February 27, 1947	NO LAW AGAINST CHICKENS; FOWL CAN BE KEPT IN CITY LIMITS	1
February 27, 1947	OPERETTA LEADS TO GET AUTHENTIC JAPANESE GARB	9
February 27, 1947	COMBAT PHOTOS ONLY A MEMORY TO WAGNER (ROBERT C) NOW	1
February 27, 1947	DOG SAVES HER LIFE (COTTEN, JUDITH ANN) (PHOTO)	15
February 27, 1947	BUILDING PROGRAM IN DANGER	9
February 27, 1947	COMBAT PHOTOS ONLY A MEMORY TO WAGNER (ROBERT C) NOW	1
February 27, 1947	KIMBALLS STORE TO OPEN FRIDAY	1
February 27, 1947	HEIFER PROJECT ADOPTED BY UNITED CHURCH OVERSEAS RELIEF GROUP	3
February 27, 1947	RED CROSS DRIVE WILL OPEN ON EAST SIDE MARCH 1; MRS OBAN CHAIRMAN	2
February 27, 1947	SCHOOL LEGISLATION MUST BE PASSED IMMEDIATELY	2
February 27, 1947	SCHOOL LEGISLATION MUST BE PASSED IMMEDIATELY	2
February 27, 1947	ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED (SMITH,BETTY AND BARRIE, BEN)	12
February 27, 1947	JUNE MARIE SACHS ENGAGED TO MARRY WILLIAM H MERRIAN	9
February 27, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (CITY-MANAGER PLAN)	1
February 27, 1947	LIVELY HEARING EXPECTED ON MONDAY (BUSSES, CLEAN-UP, CHURCH PERMIT)	1
February 27, 1947	SEATTLE/KING COUNTY FAR AHEAD…IN COMBATING JUVENILE DELINQUENCY	10
February 27, 1947	LOCAL AVC GROUP AGAINST FLIGHT TRAINING BILL	8
February 27, 1947	VETERANS GROUP VOTES OPPOSITION TO STATE BONUS	9
February 27, 1947	IRISH GIRL … NOW BRIDE OF JAMES E MCPHAIL OF KIRKLAND	9
February 27, 1947	MRS ELAINE RUTH WHIPPERFURTH IS MARRIED FEB 18	6
March 6, 1947	POULTRY COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS; LOOKS TO FUTURE	2
March 6, 1947	LEADS IN OPERETTA ARE ANNOUNCED	1
March 6, 1947	LOCAL ART PUPILS ARE REWARDED	1
March 6, 1947	COUNCIL GRANTS PERMIT TO ‘WITNESSES’	1
March 6, 1947	AT KIMBALL’S GRAND OPENING (INTERIOR PHOTO)	6
March 6, 1947	NEW PAINT STORE OPENS SATURDAY	1
March 6, 1947	OPEN NEW PAINT STORE (PHOTO)	7
March 6, 1947	STATIONERY STORE WILL BE OPENED IN NEAR FUTURE	1
March 6, 1947	RED CROSS DRIVE HERE BEGINS; MORE LOCAL WORKERS ARE NEEDED	3
March 6, 1947	CAMP FIRE NEWS	7
March 6, 1947	LOCAL BUS SERVICE WILL START SOON; FARES WILL BE 10C CENTS	1
March 6, 1947	VETERANS GROUP ASKS CONGRESS TO AMEND ACT	7
March 13, 1947	MUSIC DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES FIRST PUBLIC CONCERT ON TUESDAY	3
March 13, 1947	CHAMBER SEEKS NEW MEMBERS	1
March 13, 1947	GOOD CITIZENS… HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT YOUR LOCAL SCHOOLS	2
March 13, 1947	GOOD HUNTING .. IN DOWNTOWN KIRKLAND (CITY CLEAN-UP)	2
March 13, 1947	GOOD CITIZENS… HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT YOUR LOCAL SCHOOLS	2
March 13, 1947	GOOD HUNTING .. IN DOWNTOWN KIRKLAND (CITY CLEAN-UP)	2
March 13, 1947	MAYOR PROCLAIMS CLEAN-UP MONTH	1
March 13, 1947	CANDIDATES FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN ARE ANNOUNCED	1
March 13, 1947	PARKING METERS TAKE IN $26,135	1
March 13, 1947	$1,200 IN JEWELS STOLEN SATURDAY	1
March 13, 1947	DECKER, OLIVE	9
March 13, 1947	MANY LOCAL CAMP FIRE GIRLS WILL TAKE PART IN COUNCIL FIRE	7
March 13, 1947	ROSE HILL CLUB HEARS REPORTS ON BUS SERVICE, WATER DISTRICT	9
March 13, 1947	BUS HEARING SET MARCH 21	1
March 13, 1947	ROSE HILL CLUB HEARS REPORTS ON BUS SERVICE, WATER DISTRICT	9
March 13, 1947	PHONE COMPANY EMPLOYEES MEET	3
March 13, 1947	GRACE LOTT, HAROLD EVERSON	8
March 13, 1947	JAMES REESE WEDS MRS LUCILLE REESE FROM EVERETT	6
March 13, 1947	MARY FRANCES BUTLER, JOHN B JAY	8
March 20, 1947	HERE ARE MARCH REMINDERS FOR POULTRY RAISERS	2
March 20, 1947	COUNCIL VOIDS PERMIT FOR CHURCH	1
March 20, 1947	“THOSE NEW BUSSES WILL HAVE THEIR PROBLEMS WITH KIRKLAND STREETS”	1
March 20, 1947	“STEWART HEIGHTS” WILL EVENTUALLY BE TORN DOWN	6
March 20, 1947	STATE FUNDS NOT ENOUGH FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT	1
March 20, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (KIRKLAND CLEAN-UP)	1
March 20, 1947	CHINESE LEADER WILL BE SPEAKER AT YMCA DINNER	4
March 20, 1947	FINAL PLANS FOR PTA CARNIVAL NEXT WEEK NOW BEING MADE	3
March 20, 1947	WHO WILL BE QUEEN? OF THE PTA CARNIVAL	1
March 20, 1947	CITY VOTES MONEY FOR FIELD FENCE	5
March 20, 1947	NEW ALUMINUM COMPANY STARTS PLANT IN KIRKLAND	1
March 20, 1947	11-YEAR-OLD BOY CONFESSES SCORE OF BURGLARIES	6
March 20, 1947	RADIO NETWORK SALUTES KIRKLAND TUESDAY EVENING	1
March 20, 1947	FOWLER, EMMA	12
March 20, 1947	TULLY, REX	12
March 20, 1947	CITY VOTES MONEY FOR FIELD FENCE	5
March 20, 1947	TAXI RATES ARE GOING UP	1
March 27, 1947	DON YOUNG APPLIANCES AND SPORTING GOODS	9
March 27, 1947	KIRKLAND – BRIGHT SPOT OF FUTURE	2
March 27, 1947	OBAN’S HATCHERY (FREE BABY CHICKS!)	16
March 27, 1947	AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM IS HELPING LOCAL FARMERS	11
March 27, 1947	DAIRY MEETING TO FEATURE WELL KNOWN SPEAKERS	3
March 27, 1947	MISS ESTHER TYE DIRECTS ‘MIKADO’	4
March 27, 1947	CHARLES S BURDELL, KIRKLAND RESIDENT, PASSES BAR EXAMS	1
March 27, 1947	LOUISE MACDONALD, BILLIE HOLLENBECK AT MODELING SCHOOL	6
March 27, 1947	PLAN OPEN HOUSE AT CIVIC CENTER NEXT WEEK	1
March 27, 1947	PEOPLE’S CHURCH IS REDECORATED BY ITS MEMBERS	14
March 27, 1947	DUMB BUNNY CAFE IS BURNED TO A CRISP	1
March 27, 1947	NEW JUANITA STORE (JUANITA ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE -PHOTO)	11
March 27, 1947	DUMB BUNNY CAFE IS BURNED TO A CRISP	1
March 27, 1947	GREATER EAST SIDE COOPERATION URGED	1
March 27, 1947	EAST SIDE RESIDENTS URGED TO MAIL IN RED CROSS CONTRIBUTIONS	15
March 27, 1947	KIRKLAND – BRIGHT SPOT OF FUTURE	2
March 27, 1947	LOCAL STUDENTS WIN ESSAY CONTEST	9
March 27, 1947	DON’T DUMP REFUSE ON COUNTY ROADS, HEALTH OFFICER SAYS	2
March 27, 1947	EVERYTHING SET FOR BIG PTA BENEFIT CARNIVAL FRIDAY EVENING	3
March 27, 1947	CITY SCHEDULES TWO HEARINGS (KIRKLAND AIRPORT)	1
March 27, 1947	CLUB WILL DISCUSS BUSSES	9
March 27, 1947	LOCAL SPORTSMEN ARE ORGANIZING INTERLAKE ROD AND GUN CLUB	5
March 27, 1947	LOCAL BOY SCOUT TROOPS TO TAKE PART IN ‘CIRCUS’	9
March 27, 1947	EASTERN STAR HAS LOVELY CEREMONY FOR NEW OFFICERS	9
March 27, 1947	VFW AUXILIARY IN NEED OF MORE MEMBERS HERE	12
March 27, 1947	LOCAL SPORTSMEN ARE ORGANIZING INTERLAKE ROD AND GUN CLUB	5
March 27, 1947	TWO DEACONS, ELDER ORDAINED AT LOCAL ADVENTIST CHURCH	15
March 27, 1947	CLUB WILL DISCUSS BUSSES	9
March 27, 1947	CITY SCHEDULES TWO HEARINGS (KIRKLAND AIRPORT)	1
March 27, 1947	SQUADRON OF FOUR KIRKLAND CRUISERS, 16 SAILORS BACK FROM 4-DAY TRIP	1
March 27, 1947	CLUB WILL DISCUSS BUSSES	9
March 27, 1947	VETS MAY JOIN TRAINING SERVICE	9
March 27, 1947	MISS LAURA AMUNDSEN WEDS	6
April 3, 1947	DON YOUNG APPLIANCES – NEW LOCATION	16
April 3, 1947	JUANITA ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE – GRAND OPENING	12
April 3, 1947	ROGERS REALTY – NEW LOCATION	13
April 3, 1947	THE CLIPPER SERVICE STATION – NEW MANAGEMENT	4
April 3, 1947	CIVIC CENTER OPEN HOUSE THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY (AERIAL PHOTO)	9
April 3, 1947	FLAMES RUIN BUILDING (MIDWAY TAVERN, LOOKOUT CAFE)	1
April 3, 1947	HEARING ON CHURCH PERMIT ON TUESDAY	1
April 3, 1947	FLAMES RUIN BUILDING (MIDWAY TAVERN, LOOKOUT CAFE)	1
April 3, 1947	LET’S GET TOGETHER!	2
April 3, 1947	NO MARKET STREET COMMERCIAL ZONING	1
April 3, 1947	LET’S BUILD THE AIRPORT	2
April 3, 1947	LET’S GET TOGETHER!	2
April 3, 1947	PLAN TWO MORE SCHOOL CLASSES	9
April 3, 1947	APRIL IS CLEAN-UP MONTH … GET BUSY	1
April 3, 1947	PTA CARNIVAL IS VERY SUCCESSFUL; BROWER AND JACKMAN ARE QUEENS	6
April 3, 1947	PRECO PURCHASE APPROVED; PRE-FABRICATED HOUSE INDUSTRY WILL MOVE	1
April 3, 1947	LAKE WASHINGTON GRANGE HEARS ABOUT JUVENILE DELINQUENCY	3
April 3, 1947	CRANSON, LEWIS	8
April 3, 1947	DAHLBY, MARIE	12
April 3, 1947	GARNER, ROSETTA	8
April 3, 1947	EAST SIDE BOY SCOUTS TAKE PART IN ANNUAL ‘CIRCUS’ NEXT WEEK	11
April 3, 1947	KIRKLAND WOMEN HELP INITIATE 21 CLUB MEMBERS	3
April 3, 1947	COUNCIL VOTES TO GO AHEAD WITH AIRPORT PLANS	1
April 3, 1947	LET’S BUILD THE AIRPORT	2
April 3, 1947	COUNCIL VOTES TO GO AHEAD WITH AIRPORT PLANS	1
April 3, 1947	MILE OF SIDEWALK, CURBS TO BE BUILT	1
April 3, 1947	JUANITA WATER PLAN OKEHED	9
April 17, 1947	VEEDERS HONORED ON 30TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY HERE	6
April 17, 1947	ATTEND THE OPERETTA	2
April 17, 1947	LOCAL TALENT WILL PRESENT ‘MIKADO’ AT LAKE WASHINGTON HS	9
April 17, 1947	‘THE MIKADO’ – ADVERTISEMENT	14
April 17, 1947	W V FERGUSON BUYS BUSINESS OF L U YOUNG	1
April 17, 1947	100 MORE (MEMBERS) ARE NEEDED	2
April 17, 1947	CANCER DRIVE UNDER WAY	9
April 17, 1947	KIRKLAND RAISES $1922 FOR RED CROSS	3
April 17, 1947	SCORES OF NEIGHBORS AND SCHOOL BOYS JOIN IN SEARCH FOR CHILD	3
April 17, 1947	CONSTRUCTION INCREASING IN KIRKLAND	1
April 17, 1947	ATTEND THE OPERETTA	2
April 17, 1947	STATE ORATORICAL CONTESTANTS SAY… WE’RE GOOD HOSTS	2
April 17, 1947	LANNY LARSON LEADS CLASS	1
April 17, 1947	CLEAN-UP DRIVE SHOWS RESULTS	9
April 17, 1947	CLEAN-UP DRIVES WILL HELP REDUCE CAUSE OF FIRE, STATE MARSHALL SAYS	2
April 17, 1947	TREES ARE MEMORIALS TO FUTURE	2
April 17, 1947	BUDGET OF $5000 FOR 1947 SUMMER FESTIVAL	1
April 17, 1947	HOWARD, HARRISON	5
April 17, 1947	TENNESSEN, PERMILLIA	5
April 17, 1947	MRS JOHN HAGEN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF HIGH SCHOOL PTA	9
April 17, 1947	MRS P P KIDDER TO HEAD PTA	9
April 17, 1947	PRE-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION PLANS BACKYARD PLAYGROUND CONTESTS	11
April 17, 1947	VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS TO INSTALL	9
April 17, 1947	KIRKLAND STREETS PAINTED THIS WEEK	1
April 17, 1947	TUESDAY, MAY 27 DATE OF JUANITA WATER ELECTION	1
April 17, 1947	VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS TO INSTALL	9
April 17, 1947	BETTY SHINSTROM BURR, HOWARD BERGSMA	6
April 24, 1947	BRIDAL TRAILS RIDING STABLES	6
April 24, 1947	HOPPY’S CAFE – PREVIOUSLY PASTIME CAFE	9
April 24, 1947	PIONEER FEED AND FUEL – FREE BABY CHICKS	12
April 24, 1947	1000 SEE AND HEAR OPERETTA	9
April 24, 1947	FAMOUS JACK LLOYD FISHING TROLLS ARE NOW BEING MADE HERE BY WIDOW	9
April 24, 1947	BRIDAL TRAILS RIDING STABLES (ADVERTISEMENT)	6
April 24, 1947	OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS PRAISE CIVIC CENTER	1
April 24, 1947	MAY START NEW HIGH SCHOOL NEXT FALL	1
April 24, 1947	CITY HALL WORK PROGRESSING (PHOTO)	1
April 24, 1947	LOCAL RESTAURANT (JAMES CAFE) RECENTLY BOUGHT BY CALIFORNIA MEN	4
April 24, 1947	‘STUB’ MORRIS SELLS HIS TIRE BUSINESS TO DON MANWARING	5
April 24, 1947	“COME ON MINNIE, LET’S GET OUT OF HERE. THEY NEED SOME NEW BUILDING	2
April 24, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (FIRST WOMEN AT C OF C MEETING)	4
April 24, 1947	ANNUAL ORTHOPEDIC EGG DRIVE QUITE SUCCESSFUL HERE THIS YEAR	11
April 24, 1947	KIRKLAND HAS QUOTA OF $1,000 FOR WORLD YOUTH FUND PROGRAM	3
April 24, 1947	ANNEXATION AREAS ARE DIVIDED	9
April 24, 1947	TWO SEPARATE DISTRICTS TO VOTE FOR ANNEXATION	2
April 24, 1947	FOR INDUSTRIES … WE REALLY HAVE … SOMETHING TO OFFER	2
April 24, 1947	TWO SEPARATE DISTRICTS TO VOTE FOR ANNEXATION	2
April 24, 1947	MAY START NEW HIGH SCHOOL NEXT FALL	1
April 24, 1947	SUMMER FESTIVAL TICKETS GO ON SALE	9
April 24, 1947	FOR INDUSTRIES … WE REALLY HAVE … SOMETHING TO OFFER	2
April 24, 1947	THREE LOCAL BOYS PICKED UP BY POLICE FOR RECENT THEFTS	1
April 24, 1947	GARRISON, RANSOM	5
April 24, 1947	WALLICK, HAROLD A	5
April 24, 1947	MRS A JOHNSON NEW PRESIDENT OF JUANITA PTA	9
April 24, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (FERRIES)	1
April 24, 1947	40 RESIDENTS PETITION COUNCIL FOR MORE WATER	1
April 24, 1947	VETERANS SERVICE MOVES ITS OFFICE	9
April 24, 1947	JUNE MARIE SACHS, WILLIAM HUMPHREY BERRIAN	6
May 1, 1947	BELLEVUE SQUARE – GRAND OPENING	9
May 1, 1947	HOPPY’S CAFE – NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS	10
May 1, 1947	PLAYLAND OPENS SATURDAY (IN SEATTLE)	6
May 1, 1947	HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT PLANS CONCERT ON WEDNESDAY	3
May 1, 1947	BELLEVUE SQUARE – GRAND OPENING	9
May 1, 1947	“40 KIRKLAND FAMILIES NEED MORE WATER…”	2
May 1, 1947	CHAMBER PROTESTS ZONE EXTENSION	1
May 1, 1947	KIRKLAND’S OWN HEIFER TO TRAVEL TO PORTLAND SOON	3
May 1, 1947	ORTHOPEDIC PENNY DRIVE UNDER WAY	1
May 1, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING	1
May 1, 1947	TWO NEW COACHES ACCEPT CONTRACTS	1
May 1, 1947	ENGAGEMENT OF MISS ROSEMARY BOND ANNOUNCED HERE SATURDAY	8
May 1, 1947	‘LOAN CLOSET’ FOR CANCER PATIENTS IS AIM OF GROUP	3
May 1, 1947	WARNING! THERE’S COYOTE TRAPS HERE	4
May 1, 1947	HEARINGS ON JUANITA WATER DISTRICT ARRANGED	1
May 1, 1947	OVERLAKE COLLIE CLUB OFFERS REWARD AGAINST POISONING	3
May 1, 1947	DECKER, LARRY	7
May 1, 1947	DRESSER, JENNIE	7
May 1, 1947	JACKMAN, HENRY	7
May 1, 1947	‘LOAN CLOSET’ FOR CANCER PATIENTS IS AIM OF GROUP	3
May 1, 1947	STOP FOR PEDESTRIANS (NEW CROSSWALKS)	2
May 1, 1947	HEARINGS ON JUANITA WATER DISTRICT ARRANGED	1
May 8, 1947	KIRKLAND BUS SERVICE SCHEDULE – STARTS SERVICE	4
May 8, 1947	BILL NICHOLSON WILL GET EAGLE RANK ON FRIDAY	5
May 8, 1947	CHURCH WILL BUY FUNERAL HOME HERE	1
May 8, 1947	IF BANK OPENS FRIDAY EVENINGS…STORES SHOULD FOLLOW	2
May 8, 1947	LOCAL BANK WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY	1
May 8, 1947	SMALL GIRL BLAMED FOR OWN DEATH	4
May 8, 1947	FORWARD, KIRKLAND!	2
May 8, 1947	MORE THAN 100 CONTAINERS FOR PENNY DRIVE IN DOWNTOWN AREA	3
May 8, 1947	OPEN YOUR HEART FOR PENNY DRIVE	2
May 8, 1947	FOSTER HOMES OFTEN LOCATED NEAR KIRKLAND	8
May 8, 1947	HOUGHTON PEOPLE MAY INCORPORATE	1
May 8, 1947	IF BANK OPENS FRIDAY EVENINGS…STORES SHOULD FOLLOW	2
May 8, 1947	USE OUR LOCAL BUS	2
May 8, 1947	LAKE WASHINGTON ‘WORLD’ HONORED	1
May 8, 1947	LOCAL TEACHERS’ WORK IS GIVEN REAL RECOGNITION	4
May 8, 1947	FESTIVAL PROGRAM NEARLY COMPLETE	1
May 8, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (PROPOSED INCORPORATION)	1
May 8, 1947	HOUGHTON PEOPLE MAY INCORPORATE	1
May 8, 1947	COMPANY IS WILLING TO OPERATE FERRY	4
May 8, 1947	DECEMBER 31, 1947? (FERRY CONTRACT EXPIRATION)	2
May 8, 1947	KIRKLAND BUS SERVICE SCHEDULE – STARTS SERVICE	4
May 8, 1947	USE OUR LOCAL BUS	2
May 15, 1947	FRANK’S (REV AND MRS A G) CELEBRATE 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	7
May 15, 1947	SAVE NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 23, FOR EAST SIDE BAND CONCERT	3
May 15, 1947	BELLEVUE SHOPPING SQUARE HAS GRAND OPENING SATURDAY	7
May 15, 1947	LOCAL BANK WILL STAY OPEN FRIDAYS FROM 4:30 TO 6:30	1
May 15, 1947	FORMER RESIDENT KILLED BY SEAPLANE NEAR ANACORTES (DOUGHERTY, AL)	6
May 15, 1947	FORWARD KIRKLAND	2
May 15, 1947	FIRST CLASS DISTRICT	2
May 15, 1947	FIRST CLASS DISTRICT	2
May 15, 1947	NEW HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL	1
May 15, 1947	CAPACITY CROWD ENJOYS FESTIVAL OF MUSIC FRIDAY	7
May 15, 1947	RECORD EXPECTED AT BIG DOG SHOW	1
May 15, 1947	JUANITA RESIDENTS PREPARE TO VOTE ON WATER QUESTION	1
May 15, 1947	AD FOR WESTERN RAILROADS	6
May 15, 1947	LOCAL BEACHES TO OPEN JUNE 6	1
May 15, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (MAN ROBBED BY TEENS)	1
May 15, 1947	WILEY, HARRY	12
May 15, 1947	NORTH-SOUTH HIGHWAY ROUTE IN DOUBT	1
May 15, 1947	JUANITA RESIDENTS PREPARE TO VOTE ON WATER QUESTION	1
May 15, 1947	DONNA R WHITE, RICHARD CONOVER	8
May 22, 1947	TO PRESENT OPERA HERE JUNE 13-14	3
May 22, 1947	LANNY LARSON WINS 4-YEAR SCHOLARSHIP TO PRINCETON UNIVERSITY	3
May 22, 1947	LOCAL TEACHER’S OIL PAINTINGS ARE WINNING ACCLAIM (REPPETO, JOHN)	11
May 22, 1947	MRS ALICE COLMAN HONORED AT CONVENTION OF BUSINESS WOMEN	11
May 22, 1947	COUNCIL STUDIES PLAN TO ENFORCE BUILDING CODE	1
May 22, 1947	KIRKLAND NEEDS A GOOD BUILDING INSPECTOR	2
May 22, 1947	TRINITY LUTHERAN TO DEDICATE NEW CHURCH SUNDAY	15
May 22, 1947	SCHOOL-BUILT HOUSE NEARLY COMPLETE	9
May 22, 1947	“BEATS CARRYING WATER” – WATER VOTE	2
May 22, 1947	FORWARD, KIRKLAND!	2
May 22, 1947	KIRKLAND EXTENDS A WARM WELCOME (PROPOSED HOUGHTON INCORPORATION)	2
May 22, 1947	BE SURE TO VOTE FOR JUANITA WATER	2
May 22, 1947	KIRKLAND NEEDS A GOOD BUILDING INSPECTOR	2
May 22, 1947	125 SENIORS WILL BE GRADUATED	9
May 22, 1947	JUANITA PICNIC AT SHADY BEACH IS HUGE SUCCESS	10
May 22, 1947	LEGION WILL SPONSOR MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE	1
May 22, 1947	QUEEN CANDIDATES CHOSEN	1
May 22, 1947	COUNCIL STUDIES PLAN TO ENFORCE BUILDING CODE	1
May 22, 1947	NOTED AUTHORITY ON HYGIENE WILL BE AT GATEWAY THEATRE W/ PICTURE	9
May 22, 1947	HOUSING INDUSTRY WILL START JUNE 1	1
May 22, 1947	BE SURE TO VOTE FOR JUANITA WATER	2
May 22, 1947	BE SURE TO VOTE FOR JUANITA WATER	2
May 22, 1947	VOTERS IN WATER DISTRICT NO 72 TO CAST BALLOTS	1
May 29, 1947	HAVLIK’S FIX-IT SHOP (NEW LOCATION)	3
May 29, 1947	KIRKLAND HONORS HER WAR DEAD	10
May 29, 1947	MANY INTERESTING DRAWINGS NOW ON DISPLAY IN KIRKLAND	2
May 29, 1947	FORWARD KIRKLAND!	2
May 29, 1947	ANN MARIE SUSNER ENGAGED TO MARRY ROBERT RAGSDALE	6
May 29, 1947	HONOR WAR DEAD ON MEMORIAL DAY	1
May 29, 1947	JUANITA APPROVES WATER PLAN; ROSE HILL VOTES	1
May 29, 1947	BEACHES TO OPEN NEXT FRIDAY	1
May 29, 1947	ROSE HILL BIBLE SCHOOL TO BEGIN	2
May 29, 1947	FREE PARKING LOT AD	5
May 29, 1947	JUANITA APPROVES WATER PLAN; ROSE HILL VOTES	1
May 29, 1947	HONOR WAR DEAD ON MEMORIAL DAY	1
May 29, 1947	MARION LITTLE, KARRY L NEAL	6
June 5, 1947	ANDERSEN’S BAKERY – REOPENING AFTER REDECORATING	2
June 5, 1947	KIRKLAND BROADCASTING STATION APPROVED	6
June 5, 1947	KIRKLANDS A LIVE TOWN	2
June 5, 1947	LOCAL GRADUATES WIN SCHOLARSHIPS	1
June 5, 1947	JEANINE FOSTER, RUSSELL H NELSON	8
June 5, 1947	PLAN HUGE WATER CARNIVAL AUGUST 2	1
June 5, 1947	TWO KIRKLAND SWIMMING BEACHES TO OFFICIALLY OPEN FRIDAY MORNING	5
June 5, 1947	THREE TEEN-AGE BOYS PICKED UP…HALLS BURGLARY CONFESSED	1
June 5, 1947	KIRKLAND TO HAVE NEW RADIO STATION	1
June 5, 1947	NELSON, CLARA N	7
June 5, 1947	ORSINGER, ADELIA	7
June 5, 1947	SPENCER, ARTHUR	7
June 5, 1947	LOCAL RECREATION PROGRAM STARTS	1
June 5, 1947	ROSE HILL VOTERS APPROVE FORMATION OF WATER DISTRICT	1
June 5, 1947	TWO 25-YEAR-OLD MODEL-T TRUCKS STILL IN REGULAR USE ON EAST SIDE	4
June 5, 1947	ROSE HILL VOTERS APPROVE FORMATION OF WATER DISTRICT	1
June 5, 1947	MARY JANE BARRIE, CARL G HOLMBERG	8
June 12, 1947	KIRKLAND SALES AND SERVICE DEPOT _ GRAND OPENING	2
June 12, 1947	27 PIANO PUPILS OF MRS CARLETON PRESENT RECITAL	4
June 12, 1947	KIRKLAND COOLER (PHOTO OF NEW JAIL)	6
June 12, 1947	STUDENT-BUILT HOUSE READY (PHOTO)	7
June 12, 1947	GOING FORWARD WITH KIRKLAND	2
June 12, 1947	LARGEST PARADE IN EAST SIDE HISTORY!	1
June 12, 1947	FUND STARTED TO BUY RESUSCITATOR FOR KIRKLAND	1
June 12, 1947	FIRST HOUSE WILL BE BUILT SOON	6
June 12, 1947	MORE BUS SERVICE TO START MONDAY	1
June 12, 1947	NEW BUS SCHEDULES	6
June 12, 1947	400 JUANITA PHONES OUT OF ORDER FOR NEARLY FIVE DAYS	1
June 12, 1947	ARMY FILM HELPS RELATIVES DECIDE FINAL BURIAL PLACE	1
June 12, 1947	MARGARET ANDERSON, JAMES JACOBSON	8
June 12, 1947	MARY WOODARD, LYNDLE IRICK	8
June 19, 1947	ICE CREAM MAN – GRAND OPENING (ICE CREAM CART)	2
June 19, 1947	MYSTERY PLANT HERE (PHOTO OF UNIDENTIFIABLE PLANT)	8
June 19, 1947	LOUELLA ARMSTRONG, HIGHLAND, WINS ANNUAL AAUW SCHOLARSHIP	3
June 19, 1947	KIRKLAND CITY HALL GROWING (PHOTO)	4
June 19, 1947	FOR C OF C PRESIDENT, NEEDHAM IS THE ONLY LOGICAL CHOICE	2
June 19, 1947	GOING FORWARD WITH KIRKLAND	2
June 19, 1947	NEEDHAM TO BE REELECTED HEAD OF C OF C	1
June 19, 1947	ORTHOPEDIC PENNY DRIVE NETS $431.68	1
June 19, 1947	TEEN-AGE CANTEEN WILL OPEN SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21	3
June 19, 1947	FOR C OF C PRESIDENT, NEEDHAM IS THE ONLY LOGICAL CHOICE	2
June 19, 1947	TEEN-AGE CANTEEN WILL OPEN SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21	3
June 19, 1947	HAVING TROUBLE WITH FLIES? TRY A DDT SPRAYING!	7
June 19, 1947	NEW THROW-AWAY FABRICS IN USE	6
June 19, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING	1
June 19, 1947	RADIO STATION AT CENTER?	1
June 19, 1947	SONS OF NORWAY PRESIDENT TO VISIT	1
June 19, 1947	KIRKLAND HELPS IN FINDING FOSTER HOMES FOR NEEDY	9
June 19, 1947	AUXILIARY ELECTS EMMA TAYLOR AS NEW PRESIDENT	1
June 19, 1947	GLEN CLARENCE SHOOTS (FIRST) HOLE-IN-ONE AT JUANITA TUESDAY	5
June 19, 1947	BARBARA JEAN TRASK, JAMES KEIDER	8
June 19, 1947	KAILA DADALINE, O F LELAND	8
July 3, 1947	UNION OIL/KIRKLAND MARKETING STATION – GRAND OPENING	2
July 3, 1947	YAKIMA FRUIT AND PRODUCE – GRAND OPENING ACROSS FROM GOLF COURSE	6
July 3, 1947	MRS HAMMAR’S BOOK ON FINLAND IS NOW ON SALE	1
July 3, 1947	HOW TO IMPROVE BUSINESS! CHAMBER DISCUSSES ITS PLANS	1
July 3, 1947	TEEN-AGE CANTEEN PROVING POPULAR DURING VACATION	1
July 3, 1947	HOUGHTON TO VOTE ON INCORPORATION	1
July 3, 1947	NURSERY SCHOOL WILL MAKE SLIGHT INCREASE IN PRICE	2
July 3, 1947	KIDDIES’ PARADE TO BE FEATURED PART OF FESTIVAL	1
July 3, 1947	MARY ELBIE LEADS QUEEN CONTEST (PHOTO OF KISSING CONTEST)	1
July 3, 1947	HOUGHTON TO VOTE ON INCORPORATION	1
July 3, 1947	JUANITA MAN, SHOT TWICE, FOUND IN BED	1
July 3, 1947	STOLEN DYNAMITE IS FOUND; JUVENILE THIEVES IN CUSTODY	1
July 3, 1947	PETTIT, HERMAN	4
July 3, 1947	MRS J S OSBORN IS ELECTED HEAD OF GARDEN CLUB	5
July 3, 1947	GEORGE TAUSAN TO HEAD EAGLES	1
July 3, 1947	CARLOTTA SCOTT, DOUGLAS DUNDAS	5
July 3, 1947	ELIZABETH SMITH, ROBERT C BARRIE	5
July 10, 1947	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	1
July 10, 1947	HOUGHTON IS NOW INCORPORATED CITY	1
July 10, 1947	FESTIVAL PLANS COMPLETE; QUEEN RACE IS ‘HOT’	1
July 10, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (DIATRIBE ON HOUGHTON INCORPORATION)	1
July 10, 1947	HOUGHTON IS NOW INCORPORATED CITY	1
July 10, 1947	LOCAL TRANSFER COMPANY BOUGHT BU LOCAL MEN	1
July 10, 1947	MOTORISTS MUST STOP AT CROSSWALKS	1
July 10, 1947	BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN TO SPONSOR NITE AT SHOW BOAT	3
July 10, 1947	ROSE HILL NEWS	4
July 10, 1947	BARBARA CHOPIS MARRIES CAPTAIN POHLEN IN TOKYO	7
July 10, 1947	MARTHA W BREER, LAWRENCE G LARSON	3
July 10, 1947	VIRGINIA ELBIE, KENNETH VAN STEENKISTE	7
July 17, 1947	BROADWAY TIRE SERVICE (TAKING CALLS – CAN’T FIND A BUILDING)	9
July 17, 1947	15-YEAR-OLD PIANIST FROM MINNEAPOLIS WILL GIVE RECITAL	6
July 17, 1947	CITY DEPARTMENTS ALREADY MOVING INTO NEW BUILDING	1
July 17, 1947	DRY-CLEANING DEMONSTRATION (PHOTO AT LAKESIDE CLEANERS)	7
July 17, 1947	FEDERAL OLD LINE INSURANCE COMPANY SETS UP LOCAL OFFICE	2
July 17, 1947	UNIFORM STORE HOURS NEXT WEEK! ALL LOCAL BUSINESSES OPEN 9 TO 6	1
July 17, 1947	ARMY AND NAVY WILL ADD COLOR TO BIG PARADES	1
July 17, 1947	FESTIVAL TWO WEEKS AWAY	1
July 17, 1947	COUNTY WELFARE AND HEALTH SERVICES COST $35,000,000	2
July 17, 1947	MORE EAST SIDE PEOPLE SHOULD BE USING CANNERY	1
July 17, 1947	HOUSEKEEPER, THOMAS	4
July 17, 1947	HUMBERT, FRED	4
July 17, 1947	INGERSOLL, JOHN	4
July 17, 1947	MARRON, ETTA	4
July 17, 1947	WOODS, MAUDE	4
July 17, 1947	KIRKLAND HONORED WITH SPECIAL RACE AT LONGACRES TRACK	1
July 17, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (LOSS OF FERRIES)	1
July 17, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (FLOATING BRIDGE FROM SAND PT TO CHAMPAGNE PT)	1
July 17, 1947	JUANITA ROLOFF, CLARENCE HARIG	6
July 17, 1947	MISS JEANNIE FOSTER, RUSSELL NELSON	6
July 17, 1947	VIRGINIA GRAVES, DEL BRODEN	6
July 24, 1947	ST PAULS LUTHERAN LADIES AID OBSERVES ITS 25TH ANNIVERSARY	3
July 24, 1947	HAPPY REUNION (RUSSELL, MRS JOHN/O’NEIL POLLY ANN/HANSON E P)	1
July 24, 1947	GASOLINE DEALERS ARE ORGANIZED TO STANDARDIZE PRICES	1
July 24, 1947	KIRKLAND ASSUMING AIR OF FESTIVITY	1
July 24, 1947	COUNCIL VOTES $24000 FOR AIRPORT	1
July 24, 1947	RALPH BROWN NAMED HEAD OF PUGET SOUND POWER AND LIGHT HERE	3
July 24, 1947	IRENE BAKER, LAVERNE LARSON	4
July 31, 1947	EAST SIDE FURNITURE (PHOTO)	9
July 31, 1947	HOWARD HILTON, HR, WILL SPEND TWO YEARS IN BUDAPEST, HUNGARY	3
July 31, 1947	NEW CITY HALL TO BE DEDICATED THIS SATURDAY	1
July 31, 1947	LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS CONSIDERATION	9
July 31, 1947	NEW TEACHERS WILL BE NEEDING HOUSING	12
July 31, 1947	COLLIE SHOW IS ON PROGRAM (SUMMER FESTIVAL)	9
July 31, 1947	KIRKLAND READY FOR FESTIVAL	1
July 31, 1947	MARY ELBIE LEADS FESTIVAL QUEEN RACE AS CONTEST NEARS CLOSE	11
July 31, 1947	COUNCIL PASSES NEW PLUMBING CODE	9
July 31, 1947	BENNETT, HAROLD	6
July 31, 1947	EISENBEIS, FRED	6
July 31, 1947	HIGGENBOTHAM, LEE	6
July 31, 1947	STANEK, FRANK	6
July 31, 1947	LOCAL EAGLES LODGE INITIATES 15 NEW MEMBERS	9
July 31, 1947	REV LEWIS BAILEY NAMED NEW VICAR OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH	1
July 31, 1947	LOCAL CITY DADS ALSO VOTE TO TAKE OFFICIAL CENSUS	9
July 31, 1947	CHARLOTTE GROFF MARRIES PORTLAND MAN HERE	3
July 31, 1947	MARGARET A WILLLIAMS, ARTHUR W BEECH	5
August 7, 1947	UNIFORM SERVICE PRICES – GAS STATIONS	7
August 7, 1947	MARY ELBIE MASSES 354,000 VOTES TO WIN QUEEN TITLE	2
August 7, 1947	MORE THAN 10000 PEOPLE GATHER HERE FOR SUMMER FESTIVAL (PHOTOS)	9
August 7, 1947	SUMMER FESTIVAL VERY SUCCESSFUL	1
August 7, 1947	REV FRANK BLISH RESIGNS POSITION AT LOCAL CHURCH	1
August 7, 1947	DOROTHY MAE BROWN, GEORGE ISACKSON	8
August 14, 1947	DUCETTES MARRIED 50 YEARS	1
August 14, 1947	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PLANS OUTLINED	1
August 14, 1947	FIGURES REVEAL FESTIVAL ALMOST ‘BROKE EVEN’	1
August 14, 1947	FLY DUE TO JOIN DODO AS EXTINCT MUSEUM PIECE (DDT USAGE)	4
August 14, 1947	ROSE HILL LADIES ARE ASKING FOR OLD SHEETS TO MAKE BANDAGES	3
August 14, 1947	HENDRICKSON, ANDREW	6
August 14, 1947	LINCH, EDWARD	6
August 14, 1947	NAME COMMITTEE TO SELECT MEW CHURCH MINISTER	1
August 14, 1947	STATE POPULATION DOWN 50,000 OVER HIGH PEAK OF 1945	7
August 14, 1947	LOCAL FERRY SERVICE TO CONTINUE	1
August 14, 1947	WORLD WAR VETS MAY GET MEDALS	10
August 14, 1947	BETTY LANDVATTER, ROBERT KEITH HESS	6
August 14, 1947	MILDRED CLARK, JACK MEMPA	6
August 14, 1947	ROSE BAKER, ERIC STALHAMER	6
August 21, 1947	CHAMBER FAVORS OUTDOOR ADVERTISING SIGNS; $5 LICENSE .. REQUIRED	1
August 21, 1947	CHAMBER PLANS TO RAISE $4000	1
August 21, 1947	INCREASE IN ENROLLMENT IS EXPECTED	9
August 21, 1947	NEW TEACHERS (PHOTOS)	1
August 21, 1947	PRINCIPAL CHANGE (PHOTO)	3
August 21, 1947	SALYER WILL TAKE OVER AS PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL	9
August 21, 1947	HOUGHTON HAS ITS PROBLEMS; BUSINESS TAX NOT LIKELY TO BE POPULAR	1
August 21, 1947	NEW KIRKLAND FACTORY (BRUCE HOLSTON COMPANY)	2
August 21, 1947	BIRD, ROBERT	4
August 21, 1947	GRAYBURN, NEWELL	4
August 21, 1947	LINCH, EDWARD	4
August 21, 1947	REV LEWIS J BAILEY WILL BE INSTALLED WEDNESDAY EVENING	15
August 21, 1947	BUSSES TO MEET FERRIES IN SEATTLE	1
August 21, 1947	$15,000 SEWER EXTENSION IS VOTED	1
August 21, 1947	MARGIT FOSJORD, BILLY CURTSINGER	5
August 21, 1947	STELLA DOROTHY BLETH, FRANK STANFORD	5
August 28, 1947	C OF C IS WORKING ON FERRY PLANS	1
August 28, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING	1
August 28, 1947	LAKE WASHINGTON HEAD MEN (PHOTO)	1
August 28, 1947	LOCAL SCHOOLS TO OPEN WEDNESDAY	1
August 28, 1947	WOMEN INTERESTED IN ADULT STUDY GROUPS ARE INVITED TO MEET	3
August 28, 1947	PATRICIA PETERSON TO MARRY IN OLYMPIA	3
August 28, 1947	JUANITA WATER DISTRICT IS BUSY	1
August 28, 1947	MARTIN, EDWARD	4
August 28, 1947	PART OF ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT MAY WITHDRAW	1
August 28, 1947	C OF C IS WORKING ON FERRY PLANS	1
August 28, 1947	PART OF ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT MAY WITHDRAW	1
August 28, 1947	HELP WANTED – REFINED WOMEN AS HOUSEKEEPER	9
August 28, 1947	DOLORES ARNSON, JAMES ELVES	4
August 28, 1947	DOROTHY MAY LITTLE, JACK WILLIAM GREENLEAF	8
August 28, 1947	YVONNE SIIRO, CLARENCE PETERSON	8
September 4, 1947	STUDY PLANS FOR LIGHTING CIVIC FIELD	1
September 4, 1947	MORE ATTEMPTS TO TRANSFER FROM SCHOOL DISTRICT	1
September 4, 1947	RECORD ENROLLMENT IN LOCAL SCHOOLS	1
September 4, 1947	LOCAL POLICE URGE ALL MOTORISTS TO DRIVE CAREFULLY NEAR SCHOOLS	3
September 4, 1947	BRYANT, MILDRED	4
September 4, 1947	MONTGOMERY, HENRY	4
September 4, 1947	NEW PHONE BOOK READY FOR MAILING	1
September 4, 1947	DORIS ANN RICHARDS, JAMES HARDIN	1
September 4, 1947	EMILY ALEXANDER, DANIEL P GRIFFITH	8
September 4, 1947	EVELYN SEMMONS, LOUIS SAUNDERS	8
September 4, 1947	LEONA VAN DE BOSSCHE, ROBERT BIXBY	1
September 4, 1947	MARY LOU MCCLURE, THOMAS E GIBBS	8
September 4, 1947	VIRGINIA LOUISE DIEHM, GLEN HUETT WILLIAMS	8
September 11, 1947	WESTERN RAILROADS (AD AGAINST UNION DEMANDS)	4
September 11, 1947	ROGERS (MR AND MRS CLYDE) TO HAVE GOLDEN WEDDING	1
September 11, 1947	HOW CIVIC CENTER CAN BE OF USE TO LOCAL PEOPLE	1
September 11, 1947	KIRKLAND CIVIC FIELD TO HAVE LIGHTS	1
September 11, 1947	CITY NEEDS PAVED STREETS, CURBS, SIDEWALKS	1
September 11, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (MENTION OF JAPANESE INTERNMENT)	1
September 11, 1947	HELGESEN, OLGA	12
September 11, 1947	WESTFOLD, FRIEDA	12
September 11, 1947	CHURCH WOMEN MAKE DRESSINGS (PHOTO)	1
September 11, 1947	EASTERN STAR HAS BIRTHDAY	1
September 11, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (1947 SCHOOL DATA)	1
September 11, 1947	ALICE O KINNEBERG, ROBERT ENGELBRECHT	8
September 11, 1947	WILAM COLLINS, LESTER BENNETT	8
September 18, 1947	THE LAKE LUMBER CO (NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS)	9
September 18, 1947	STATE APPROVES $576,000 FOR SCHOOL	1
September 18, 1947	SEAPLANE TURNS OVER IN WATER	1
September 18, 1947	CHAMBER BACKS RADIO STATION AT CIVIC CENTER	1
September 18, 1947	ROSE POINT WILL VOTE ON QUESTION OF ANNEXATION	1
September 18, 1947	KIRKLAND YOUNG PEOPLE SCATTER THROUGHOUT U.S.	7
September 18, 1947	VOCATIONAL WORK BEING STRESSED IN LOCAL SCHOOLS	3
September 18, 1947	JUANITA PLANNING HARVEST FESTIVAL, MINSTREL SHOW	1
September 18, 1947	NEW INDUSTRY IN KIRKLAND (MCINTYRE’S FINE FOODS – PHOTO)	1
September 18, 1947	JUANITA PLANNING HARVEST FESTIVAL, MINSTREL SHOW	1
September 18, 1947	CHAMBER BACKS RADIO STATION AT CIVIC CENTER	1
September 18, 1947	CONNORS, IRVING M	7
September 18, 1947	HARMESON, ALLAN	7
September 18, 1947	HAYDEN, ROBIN LYNN	7
September 18, 1947	MARTIN, PETER	7
September 18, 1947	RICHARDSON, W J	7
September 18, 1947	WARNICK, CHARLES	7
September 18, 1947	ROTARIANS WATCH UNUSUAL MOVIES AT MEETING MONDAY	6
September 18, 1947	WORSHIP SERVICE TO BE INSTITUTED BY NEW VICAR (ST JOHN’S EPISCOPAL)	6
September 18, 1947	ENROLLMENT KEEPS GROWING IN LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS	1
September 25, 1947	LAKESIDE CLEANERS (PHOTO)	9
September 25, 1947	SCHULTZ’S (MR AND MRS CHARLES) HAVE SILVER WEDDING	1
September 25, 1947	SUMMER THEATRE WILL BE READY FOR NEXT YEAR	1
September 25, 1947	CANTEEN WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO BARRACKS SOON	1
September 25, 1947	OPEN MEETING TO DISCUSS L.I.D.’S	1
September 25, 1947	EVEREST (H P) NAMED TO SCHOOL COMMITTEE	1
September 25, 1947	HOT PLATE LUNCHES AVAILABLE TO ALL CHILDREN IN SCHOOL DISTRICT	3
September 25, 1947	OPEN MEETING TO DISCUSS L.I.D.’S	1
September 25, 1947	LOCAL ROTARY CLUB HAS TENTH BIRTHDAY	1
September 30, 1947	CAVALIN’S (CARL) FIREPLACE A THING OF BEAUTY …	9
September 30, 1947	DEDICATION OF NEW WAR MEMORIAL FIELD SLATED NEXT FRIDAY EVENING	5
September 30, 1947	NEW REPAIR FIRM OPENED BY KIDDER	9
September 30, 1947	GOOD NEIGHBOR DRIVE LAUNCHED…VOLUNTEERS SCHEDULED	1
September 30, 1947	EXPECT APPROVAL OF SCHOOL BUDGET	5
September 30, 1947	DIVERGENT FACTIONS DISCUSS EXPANSION OF JUANITA’S WATER	1
September 30, 1947	LEGAL ENTANGLEMENTS SLOW JUANITA’S WATER EXPANSION	9
September 30, 1947	STATE TO AWARD 2A ROAD BID OCTOBER 19	1
September 30, 1947	DIVERGENT FACTIONS DISCUSS EXPANSION OF JUANITA’S WATER	1
September 30, 1947	LEGAL ENTANGLEMENTS SLOW JUANITA’S WATER EXPANSION	9
September 30, 1947	PHONE DIRECTORIES ARE LARGER THIS YEAR; NEW PREFIXES GO INTO USE	1
September 30, 1947	STATE DELUGED BY MAIL PROTESTING TELEPHONE RATES	1
September 30, 1947	BARBARA FISHER, REX KENNEDY	10
October 2, 1947	U OF W TOURING THEATRE TO GIVE ‘MACBETH’ HERE	11
October 2, 1947	JOHN REPPETEAUX TO EXHIBIT PAINTINGS AT SEATTLE MUSEUM	1
October 2, 1947	WAR MEMORIAL HOUSE FOR SALE (PHOTO)	11
October 2, 1947	MORE LIGHT IN THE RIGHT PLACES WOULD HELP (STREET LIGHTS)	2
October 2, 1947	USED CLOTHING TO BE COLLECTED BY LOCAL SCHOOLS OCTOBER 14-15	3
October 2, 1947	CENTRAL SCHOOL BOY PATROL (PHOTO)	6
October 2, 1947	SELLING CLASS WORKING OUT	1
October 2, 1947	FREE SMALLPOX AND DIPHTHERIA IMMUNIZATION	1
October 2, 1947	FUQUAY, RONALD	6
October 2, 1947	SHAW, JACK	6
October 2, 1947	DISTRICT LEGION MEETING IN KIRKLAND!	1
October 2, 1947	KIRKLAND ATHLETIC CLUB IS FORMED MONDAY EVENING	11
October 2, 1947	BUSINESS WOMEN PLAN SPECIAL WEEK	1
October 7, 1947	BETTY HARRIS, SCHOOL DIETITIAN, HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE	9
October 7, 1947	OUR TOWN (OBAN, ED AND ANN)	8
October 7, 1947	NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK	1
October 7, 1947	TWO BIG NEW HOME DEVELOPMENTS ANNOUNCED	1
October 7, 1947	ILA HOUSNER, LEONARD A LORENZEN	10
October 7, 1947	CITIZENS UNHAPPY OVER RAMSHACKLE HOUSES AND RATS	1
October 7, 1947	EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (EDITORIAL ON SEGREGATION)	1
October 7, 1947	CITY OK’S $2,200 FOR LID WORK	1
October 7, 1947	CITY PLANS BOOST IN SEWER RATES FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT	1
October 7, 1947	YULE DECORATIONS HAVE NEW LOOK	1
October 7, 1947	PROGRESS MADE IN SOLVING JUANITA WATER DISTRICT EXPANSION PROBLEM	1
October 7, 1947	WOMEN’S CLUB SPONSORS ‘GET ACQUAINTED’ COFFEE PARTY FOR NEWCOMERS	11
October 7, 1947	COLORFUL CEREMONIES TO MARK DEDICATION OF ATHLETIC PARK	1
October 7, 1947	CITY OK’S $2,200 FOR LID WORK	1
October 7, 1947	CITY PLANS BOOST IN SEWER RATES FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT	1
October 7, 1947	PROGRESS MADE IN SOLVING JUANITA WATER DISTRICT EXPANSION PROBLEM	1
October 7, 1947	STATE APPROVES RATES (TELEPHONE) SIMILAR TO BELLEVUE TARIFF	1
October 7, 1947	CAROL RAE RICHARDSON, KENNETH GEORGE KOSKI	10
October 7, 1947	SHERILL MILLER, LAWRENCE NADEAU	10
October 9, 1947	FARRER’S SEA FOODS – OPENING	6
October 9, 1947	J B BRAND RABBIT IN WINE SAUCE – LOCAL PRODUCT	2
October 9, 1947	L J HENDRICKSON SETS UP ACCOUNTING OFFICE IN KIRKLAND	11
October 9, 1947	A HUNTIN’ WE WILL GO	5
October 9, 1947	I SAID ‘KEEP ME GREEN’	4
October 9, 1947	PARISH (ELMO) HEADS CHEST DRIVE	1
October 9, 1947	I SAID ‘KEEP ME GREEN – CARTOON	4
October 9, 1947	COUNCIL ADOPTS BIG BUDGET FOR 1947	1
October 9, 1947	COUNCIL ADOPTS BIG BUDGET FOR CITY	1
October 9, 1947	GROSS TAX IN HOUGHTON IS DROPPED	1
October 9, 1947	GROSS TAX IN HOUGHTON IS DROPPED	1
October 9, 1947	LEON J THOMAS HAS INTERESTING INDIAN COLLECTION	1
October 9, 1947	DISTRICT LEGION CONCLAVE FRIDAY	1
October 9, 1947	RADIO EVANGELIST (REV J E WILLIAMS) PLANNING REVIVAL SERVICES HER	9
October 9, 1947	RADIO EVANGELIST PLANNING REVIVAL SERVICES HERE (REV J E WILLIAMS	9
October 9, 1947	VIRGINIA LUTHER, HAROLD HEMRICK	8
October 16, 1947	HANSEN MOTOR COMPANY (MADE TO LOOK LIKE NEWS ARTICLE)	4
October 16, 1947	CONCERT GROUP BEING FORMED	1
October 16, 1947	REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
October 16, 1947	LOCAL RIDER WILL RIDE IN HORSE SHOW (BARBARA FOTHERINGHAM)	4
October 16, 1947	SUSPENDED LAW OF GRAVITY! (HIGH TAXES AND PRICES)	2
October 16, 1947	WHO CARES ABOUT THEIR FORESTS!!	4
October 16, 1947	KIRKLAND C OF C VOTES TO SUPPORT SAFETY CAMPAIGN	1
October 16, 1947	RESIGNS – ART NEEDHAM RESIGNS (PHOTO)	1
October 16, 1947	COMMUNITY CHEST WORKERS ALREADY BUSY HERE	1
October 16, 1947	ADULT LETTERING CLASS PLANNED AT HIGH SCHOOL	7
October 16, 1947	DRIVING COURSE NOW IS OFFERED AT HIGH SCHOOL	2
October 16, 1947	MISS DONNA HARRIETTE JAMIESON AND MR MARSHALL PRICE DALRYMPLE	8
October 16, 1947	WHO CARES ABOUT THEIR FORESTS!! – CARTOON	4
October 16, 1947	JUANITA HARVEST FESTIVAL SATURDAY PROVES HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL	3
October 16, 1947	SAFETY DRIVE STARTS MONDAY	1
October 16, 1947	JUANITA HARVEST FESTIVAL SATURDAY PROVES HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL	3
October 16, 1947	ADAMS, WEBB	6
October 16, 1947	BOLLING, ANDREW	6
October 16, 1947	COVER, FRANK	6
October 16, 1947	SACHS, JOHN	6
October 16, 1947	BUSINESS WOMEN TO CONVENE HERE	1
October 16, 1947	HEARING ON BUS SERVICE OCTOBER 24	1
October 16, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (BUYOUT OF KIRKLAND TELEPHONE CO)	1
October 16, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (TAKEOVER OF KIRKLAND TELEPHONE CO)	1
October 16, 1947	POLISH OR SWEDISH PREFERRED FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK	9
October 23, 1947	TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR FINE CONCERTS HERE THIS WINTER	2
October 23, 1947	MRS HAMMAR’S BOOK FEATURED IN SEATTLE STORE	4
October 23, 1947	COUNCIL ASKED TO TEAR DOWN OLD CITY HALL	1
October 23, 1947	ROSE POINT ELECTION SET FOR TUESDAY TO DECIDE ON COMING INTO CITY	1
October 23, 1947	EDUCATION PUPILS PAINTING CANTEEN AS CLASS PROJECT	3
October 23, 1947	HIGH SCHOOL PAPER WINS HIGHEST AWARD IN CONTEST	9
October 23, 1947	HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ISSUE COURTESY TICKETS IN SAFETY DRIVE	3
October 23, 1947	VAN DE BOSSCHE, GOODWIN (MARILYN) TO PLAY CLASS PLAY LEADS	1
October 23, 1947	ROSE POINT ELECTION SET FOR TUESDAY TO DECIDE ON COMING INTO CITY	1
October 23, 1947	KIRKLAND IS HOST TO BUSINESS WOMEN	1
October 23, 1947	QUESTIONNAIRE WILL BE SENT TO 4,300 LOCAL RESIDENTS	1
October 23, 1947	QUESTIONNAIRE WILL BE SENT TO 4,300 RESIDENTS	1
October 23, 1947	SEATTLE BUS HEARING IS POSTPONED	1
October 23, 1947	BONITA MCFARLAND, FRED MACKENZIE	8
October 23, 1947	EVELYN MONROE, JAMES CRAWFORD	8
October 23, 1947	JOYCE CLICK, ROBERT ZIEROW	8
October 30, 1947	CRABTREES (MR AND MRS D W) HAVE 40TH ANNIVERSARY	1
October 30, 1947	COMMUNITY CHEST CLOSING DATE IS EXTENDED HERE	2
October 30, 1947	COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE FAR SHORT OF GOAL LOCALLY	1
October 30, 1947	ROSE POINT ANNEXATION IS APPROVED	1
October 30, 1947	VOCATIONAL TESTS HERE NEXT WEEK	7
October 30, 1947	PENTHOUSE STYLE PLAY WILL BE GIVEN AT WOMAN’S CLUB NOV 1	3
October 30, 1947	SAFETY DRIVE HERE GOING OVER WELL	1
October 30, 1947	WILLIAMS, BERTHA	10
October 30, 1947	BIG DRIVE FOR LEGION MEMBERS	1
October 30, 1947	SWANSON (CHARLEY) TO HEAD KIWANIS	1
October 30, 1947	WHITE OR JAPANESE MAID WANTED	9
October 30, 1947	BETTY ROCKWELL, JAMES BARETT	6
October 30, 1947	DORIS TRAPP, WAYNE SOLTAU	6
October 30, 1947	GRACE CONDO, THOMAS BLAYLOCK	10
November 6, 1947	EAST SIDE YMCA WILL OPEN DRIVE	1
November 6, 1947	HOUGHTON ALLOWS CHAMNESS PERMIT	1
November 6, 1947	COUNCIL PASSES FOOD ORDINANCE	1
November 6, 1947	COUNCIL PASSES FOOD ORDINANCE	1
November 6, 1947	HOUGHTON ALLOWS CHAMNESS PERMIT	1
November 6, 1947	ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT WILL HAVE ELECTION TUESDAY, DEC 9	3
November 6, 1947	SURVEY SHOWS PEOPLE WANT PARKING METERS	1
November 6, 1947	LOCAL FERRY WILL CONTINUE OPERATION	1
November 6, 1947	RAILWAY EXPRESS TO HAVE DELIVERY	1
November 6, 1947	RATES INCREASED ON LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE CALLS	1
November 6, 1947	ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT WILL HAVE ELECTION TUESDAY, DEC 9	3
November 6, 1947	JACK B JONES, ANITA PARRY	8
November 6, 1947	LUELLA V BRACKEN, HARRIS GOGERT	2
November 13, 1947	VAL’S MOBIL SERVICE – NEW OWNER	7
November 13, 1947	W WITTENMEYERS CELEBRATE THEIR 57TH ANNIVERSARY	1
November 13, 1947	NO CHRISTMAS STREET DECORATIONS! MERCHANTS SEND FUNDS TO STARVING	1
November 13, 1947	KIRKLAND STREET SCENE	1
November 13, 1947	PHIL MARSH HIRED AS SUPERVISOR OF REVAMPED TEEN CANTEEN	3
November 13, 1947	PHOTO OF CARS DONATED FOR DRIVING CLASS	2
November 13, 1947	THESPIAN PLAYERS WILL GIVE MYSTERY PLAY NOVEMBER 14	4
November 13, 1947	PLAN SAFETY MEETING MONDAY	1
November 13, 1947	FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH OFFICIALLY ORGANIZED NOV 2	7
November 13, 1947	REDMOND-KIRKLAND BUS HEARING DEC 1	1
November 13, 1947	KIRKLAND STREET SCENE – CARTOON	1
November 13, 1947	EVELYN KALYBABA, HOWARD FRITCHMAN	6
November 13, 1947	LOIS TURNER, DANIEL SNOPE	6
November 13, 1947	WEDDING VOWS FOR GENEVIEVE THOMPSON	3
November 20, 1947	LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH MUSICIANS PLAY, SING…	9
November 20, 1947	COUNCIL GOING AHEAD WITH ANNEXATION PLANS	1
November 20, 1947	REAL ESTATE OFFICE REPORTS INCREASED PROPERTY ACTIVITY	7
November 20, 1947	CITIZEN’S APPROVE PLANS FOR SCHOOLS	1
November 20, 1947	MANY GIRLS TAKE NEW SAFE DRIVING CLASSES AT SCHOOL	1
November 20, 1947	COUNCIL GOING AHEAD WITH ANNEXATION PLANS	1
November 20, 1947	ANOTHER NEW INDUSTRY (KIRKLAND MACHINE AND SPECIALTY SHOP)	4
November 20, 1947	GLORIA JOHNSON CHOSEN TO REPRESENT LOCAL SORORITY IN CONTEST	3
November 20, 1947	COUNTY ROADS NEED IMPROVEMENT	1
November 20, 1947	VICTORY AND DEFENSE MEDALS TO BE GIVEN AT LEGION MEETING	6
November 27, 1947	STANLEYS (MR AND MRS R G) CELEBRATE 25TH ANNIVERSARY	4
November 27, 1947	WATERFRONT BUSINESS PROPERTY BOUGHT BY WALTER WARD	3
November 27, 1947	CITY STUDYING FERRY PROBLEM	1
November 27, 1947	NEW BRIDGE COMPLETED (KIRKLAND-BOTHELL)	1
November 27, 1947	MARY CLEARWATER, LAWRENCE CAMPBELL	4
December 4, 1947	W J SCOTTS WILL CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY	10
December 4, 1947	MRS BAGGALEY (GLADYS) HAS ACTIVE ROLE AT CONVENTION	7
December 4, 1947	DONATIONS REQUESTED FOR NEEDY	1
December 4, 1947	LEGION ASKS GIFTS FOR INJURED VETS	1
December 4, 1947	REZONING HEARING MONDAY	1
December 4, 1947	ABOUT ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT	1
December 4, 1947	CALLIER, ALBERT	2
December 4, 1947	JENSEN, CHRIS	2
December 4, 1947	MURPHY, IVY	2
December 4, 1947	LOCAL KIWANIS GROUP RECEIVES OFFICIAL CHARTER	1
December 4, 1947	ROSE HILL WATER ELECTION ON TUESDAY	1
December 4, 1947	CONTROVERSIAL BUS SERVICE HEARING AT NEW CITY HALL	1
December 4, 1947	ROSE HILL WATER ELECTION ON TUESDAY	1
December 4, 1947	LEGION ASKS GIFTS FOR INJURED VETS	1
December 4, 1947	ESTHER GOODWIN MARRIES GEORGE STALEY	6
December 4, 1947	VIOLA BERG, ROBERT STUART	6
December 11, 1947	BEAUTIFUL NEW HUDSON NOW ON DISPLAY HERE AT LELAND MOTORS	11
December 11, 1947	GIRLS DOMINATE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL	9
December 11, 1947	CITY WILL PROBABLY PURCHASE BEACH	1
December 11, 1947	SAFETY COUNCIL STARTS CAMPAIGN TO CHECK DEATHS	9
December 11, 1947	CITY WILL PROBABLY PURCHASE BEACH	1
December 11, 1947	RADIO STATION READY SOON	1
December 11, 1947	FOSTER, GEORGE RAY	3
December 11, 1947	GARRETT, JOHN E	4
December 11, 1947	PAULSON, NILS	4
December 11, 1947	SANFORD, WILLIS	4
December 11, 1947	ROTARY HEARS PEARL WANAMAKER, HEAD OF STATE SCHOOL SYSTEM	3
December 11, 1947	ROSE HILL WATER PLAN BEATEN AT POLLS TUESDAY	1
December 11, 1947	FERRY BIDS WILL BE OPENED NEXT MONDAY MORNING	1
December 11, 1947	ROSE HILL WATER PLAN BEATEN AT POLLS TUESDAY	1
December 11, 1947	NORMA NORDWALL, WESLEY NORTON	12
December 11, 1947	SHIRLEY HOOPS, KENNETH VAGUE	4
December 11, 1947	ZEPHYR ROCKWELL, PETER TARASKA	12
December 18, 1947	NEILSON (AL) IS VOTED HEAD OF CHAMBER	1
December 18, 1947	FACULTY CHANGES IN LOCAL SCHOOLS	1
December 18, 1947	LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS LUNCH PROGRAM COMPLIMENTED HIGHLY	3
December 18, 1947	COUNCIL APPROVES ROSE POINT ANNEXATION	1
December 18, 1947	HOUGHTON TOWN COUNCIL DOESN’T PASS RESOLUTION	1
December 18, 1947	NEW INDUSTRY TAKES OVER SHIPYARD	1
December 18, 1947	NEW INDUSTRY TAKES OVER SHIPYARD	1
December 18, 1947	HANSEN, ELMER J	6
December 18, 1947	NERHEIM, KARL J	6
December 18, 1947	FEDERATED CLUBS ELECT WM BOWIE NEW PRESIDENT	1
December 18, 1947	CHURCH CHANGES NAME (PEOPLE’ CHURCH – KIRKLAND BIBLE CHURCH)	8
December 18, 1947	LOCAL CONGREGATION VOTES TO EXTEND CALL TO WISCONSIN MAN	1
December 18, 1947	FRANKLY SPEAKING (POOR PHONE SERVICE)	1
December 18, 1947	MARY JOHNSON, JAMES BRENNAN	8
December 25, 1947	FITCHES (MR AND MRS WILLIS L) OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING	1
December 25, 1947	CHRISTMAS BUSINESS ‘FAIR’	1
December 25, 1947	COUNTY WILL OPERATE KIRKLAND FERRY	1
January 1, 1948	FAMILY GARDENS NEEDED THIS YEAR TO KEEP COST OF LIVING DOWN	3
January 1, 1948	MORE MONEY NEEDED IN FUND FOR XMAS SEALS	3
January 1, 1948	CHILDREN’S MOTION PICTURE TASTES TO BE DISCUSSED	3
January 1, 1948	KIRKLAND SHOWS GAIN DURING 1947	1
January 1, 1948	CULVER, ELEANOR	4
January 1, 1948	MANVILLE, ROSE	4
January 1, 1948	STENTZ, OTTO EMIL A	4
January 1, 1948	WATSON, ROBERT F	4
January 8, 1948	BALANCE IS DUE ON PLEDGES FOR WAR MEMORIAL	1
January 8, 1948	PRESIDENT NAMES EIGHT COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN OF C C	1
January 8, 1948	FILM ON ATOM BOMB WILL BE SHOWN AT CHURCH	7
January 8, 1948	MORE ADULT VOCATIONAL TRAINING WILL SOON BE AVAILABLE HERE	7
January 8, 1948	ANN CHAMNESS, CLARENCE C CHAMBERS JR	6
January 8, 1948	NEW INDUSTRY TAKES OVER PART OF FORMER SHIPYARDS	1
January 8, 1948	REPORT OF LIBRARY REVEALS PURCHASE OF 570 NEW BOOKS	1
January 8, 1948	FOSTER, JAMES C	4
January 8, 1948	SIMPSON, ELIZABETH	4
January 8, 1948	NEW MINISTER TO ARRIVE SOON (CONGREGATIONAL)	1
January 8, 1948	COUNTY IS OPERATING FERRY SMOOTHLY	1
January 8, 1948	DONNA HARIETTE JAMIESON, MARSHALL PRICE DALYRIMPLE	6
January 15, 1948	MARRIED 40 YEARS (TAUSAN, MR AND MRS LEIF)	1
January 15, 1948	COMMUNITY CHEST DIRECTORS REPORT ON 1948 FINANCES	2
January 15, 1948	ADULT CLASSES TO BE OFFERED	1
January 15, 1948	LOCAL SCHOOL BOY PATROL IS HONORED	1
January 15, 1948	FORTNER, THURZA E	3
January 15, 1948	MATSON, INFANT	3
January 15, 1948	NEILSON, ROBERT	1
January 15, 1948	NEILSON, ROBERT	3
January 15, 1948	SCHINDLER, MARTHA M	3
January 15, 1948	1000 EXPECTED AT BOXING SMOKER	1
January 15, 1948	MONEY IS AVAILABLE FOR ROADS	1
January 15, 1948	ROSE HILL PTA REQUESTS ‘CAUTION’ SIGN ON HIGHWAY	8
January 15, 1948	GENEVA JUNE LOGSDON, STANLEY G FRITCH	7
January 15, 1948	MIRIAM HALL, MAX WYNE BROWER	9
January 22, 1948	TAYLOR OUTLINES STAND OF LEGION ON SUBVERSIVES	9
January 22, 1948	TWO SCHOOL DIRECTOR POSITIONS OPEN	1
January 22, 1948	MARIONETTES AT HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY TO PLEASE LOCAL CHILDREN	3
January 22, 1948	FOOD ORDINANCE VOTED BY COUNCIL	1
January 22, 1948	GENERAL PETROLEUM ASKS ZONING CHANGE IN HOUGHTON TOWN	7
January 22, 1948	GOEPFERT, GEORGE	7
January 22, 1948	SESSIONS, JULIA H	7
January 22, 1948	KIRKLAND WOMAN’S CLUB REFURNISHES CLUBHOUSE KITCHEN	8
January 22, 1948	CITY OF KIRKLAND WILL OPERATE FERRY	1
January 22, 1948	CONDITION OF ROADS REPORTED	1
January 29, 1948	ABOUT 600 ADULTS, YOUNGSTERS ENJOY MARIONETTE SHOW	6
January 29, 1948	KIRKLAND EXTENDS FIRE SERVICE TO HOUGHTON DISTRICT	1
January 29, 1948	FOOD SANITATION CLASSES ARE OPEN TO PUBLIC	1
January 29, 1948	KIRKLAND EXTENDS FIRE SERVICE TO HOUGHTON DISTRICT	1
January 29, 1948	POLICE ANNOUNCE STRICTER BAIL RULES	1
January 29, 1948	BOOTH, ELVA M	7
January 29, 1948	KENNEY, JAMES A	7
January 29, 1948	RIDDELL, FRANK G	7
January 29, 1948	SOHN, WALTER E	7
January 29, 1948	STOCKLEY, MARY E	7
January 29, 1948	NEWLY ORGANIZED SKI CLUB STARTS OFF WITH 54 MEMBERS	1
January 29, 1948	KIRKLAND GIRL SCOUT ORGANIZATION WILL CELEBRATE SECOND BIRTHDAY	6
January 29, 1948	KIRKLAND TO TAKE OVER	1
January 29, 1948	NEW GREYHOUND BUSSES IN USE	10
January 29, 1948	WORK ON HIGHWAY DELAYED	1
February 5, 1948	KIRKLAND BEVERAGE TAVERN – GRAND OPENING	4
February 5, 1948	TO DISCUSS TRANSFER OF SCHOOL DISTRICT AREAS	1
February 5, 1948	FLAMES DESTROY JUANITA BUILDING MONDAY MORNING	1
February 5, 1948	LOCAL FOOD HANDLERS MUST PASS ‘SANITATION FOR SAFETY’ COURSE	3
February 5, 1948	HOUGHTON ASPIRANTS SELECTED	1
February 5, 1948	FLAMES DESTROY JUANITA BUILDING MONDAY MORNING	1
February 5, 1948	CITY PRIMARY ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY	1
February 5, 1948	NEW PASTOR USED TO COLD WEATHER (MILLS, REV DONALD)	1
February 12, 1948	NEEDHAM IS NEW C OF C SECRETARY	1
February 12, 1948	KELLER DECIDES TO RUN FOR POST ON SCHOOL BOARD	1
February 12, 1948	JEAN BORGER, ALVIN HENRICKSON	8
February 12, 1948	KRKL ON AIR NEXT WEEK	1
February 12, 1948	BIG FIRE IN JUANITA (PHOTO)	9
February 12, 1948	BURGLARS BUSY IN LOCAL OFFICES	1
February 12, 1948	HOFFMAN, BARNEY	7
February 12, 1948	TERRYLL, MINNIE	7
February 12, 1948	JOHNSON, LONCTOT RUN STRONG IN LOCAL PRIMARY	1
February 12, 1948	RECEPTION TO HONOR NEW CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER, FAMILY	1
February 12, 1948	MARTIN AWARDED FOOD FRANCHISE ON LOCAL FERRY	1
February 12, 1948	CECILIA TODD, ROGER GRISWOLD	8
February 19, 1948	HOUSING AUTHORITY REFUSES TO TRANSFER LAKEVIEW PROJECT	1
February 19, 1948	KIRKLAND GIVES $764 TO MARCH OF DIMES	1
February 19, 1948	WALT BEARDSLEY WILL HEAD RED CROSS DRIVE IN KIRKLAND DISTRICT	3
February 19, 1948	SCHOOL DISTRICT TRANSFER RULING DUE MARCH 9TH	1
February 19, 1948	RADIO STATION OPENING POSTPONED TILL MARCH 2	1
February 19, 1948	ANDERSON, HANNAH	10
February 19, 1948	BROOKS, HERBERT	10
February 19, 1948	DAHL, SELMAR	10
February 19, 1948	WINTERS TO RUN FOR MAYOR	1
February 19, 1948	IN THE CENTER OF THE PICTURE…THE FERRY (PHOTO)	1
February 19, 1948	108TH AVE NE TO BE REPAIRED BY COUNTY SOON	1
February 19, 1948	OWNERS PROTEST STREET LIGHTING L.I.D.	1
February 19, 1948	BILLIE HOLLENBECK, FREDERICK ALLEN	6
February 19, 1948	HELEN ELEANOR GRAVES, GUS BRATT	6
February 19, 1948	HELENE HILDEBRAND, CHARLES WATT	6
February 26, 1948	ELECT QUENTIN A HERWIG – CITY COUNCIL	11
February 26, 1948	TO START HIGH SCHOOL THIS SUMMER	1
February 26, 1948	CLASSES FOR ADULTS ARE IN DEMAND	1
February 26, 1948	KIRKLAND RADIO STATION NOW ON AIR	11
February 26, 1948	RADIO STATION DEDICATION IS SCHEDULED NEXT TUESDAY	1
February 26, 1948	JOHNSON, EMIL	3
February 26, 1948	EDNA MAY MILLER, ARTHUR PERRIGO	6
March 4, 1948	A MESSAGE TO THE CITIZENS OF KIRKLAND (VOTE FOR HARRY EVERETT)	4
March 4, 1948	CHARLES W JOHNSON JR FOR CITY ATTORNEY	2
March 4, 1948	VOTE FOR MELVIN LONCTOT – CITY COUNCIL	9
March 4, 1948	VOTE FOR WALTER H SHOOK – CITY COUNCIL	2
March 4, 1948	BUSINESS WOMEN SPONSOR OPERETTA	9
March 4, 1948	HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC GROUP TO PRESENT WINTER CONCERT SUNDAY	3
March 4, 1948	HOUGHTON TO ELECT OFFICIALS TUESDAY	1
March 4, 1948	NEW RADIO STATION IS DEDICATED	1
March 4, 1948	HEAVY VOTE EXPECTED IN CITY ELECTION	1
March 4, 1948	KIRKLAND SEEKS NEW POST OFFICE	1
March 4, 1948	JUNE COOK, KENNETH FORTESCUE	8
March 11, 1948	JUANITA REALTY – GRAND OPENING	2
March 11, 1948	GIBBS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING	1
March 11, 1948	NEARLY 600 ENROLL IN ADULT CLASSES	1
March 11, 1948	EVERETT RE-ELECTED MAYOR, 672-272	1
March 11, 1948	MORE THAN 100 MEN, WOMEN GIVEN FOOD HANDLERS CERTIFICATES	3
March 11, 1948	V J BERTO ELECTED MAYOR OF HOUGHTON	1
March 11, 1948	AD FROM NORTHWEST GREYHOUND LINES	4
March 11, 1948	FIRST STORY-TELLING CLASS WILL BE HELD AT LIBRARY MARCH 18	6
March 11, 1948	OWENS, DORTHULA	6
March 11, 1948	LOCAL CHILDREN ASKED TO JOIN HOSPITAL CLUB	2
March 11, 1948	KIRKLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY MERGED WITH NEW COMPANY	7
March 11, 1948	CLARA LEE RAY, EARL TODD	6
March 18, 1948	PAINTING IS ALREADY COMPLETE IN NEW ‘NEETNAC’ BUILDING	6
March 18, 1948	MARCH 15TH	7
March 18, 1948	KING KEEPS POST BY SINGLE VOTE	1
March 18, 1948	AT LEAST 12 DOGS ARE POISONED	1
March 18, 1948	YOUNGER, CHARLES JR	6
March 18, 1948	FERRY SHOWS $770.77 LOSS DURING FEBRUARY	1
March 18, 1948	LOCAL BUS SERVICE IS DISCONTINUED	1
March 25, 1948	HARRIS FAMILY SHOE STORE – GRAND OPENING	7
March 25, 1948	YOUNG PIANO DUO WILL PLAY HERE	1
March 25, 1948	FRANKLY SPEAKING	1
March 25, 1948	LOCAL IMPORTANCE OF BRIDLE TRAILS PARK IS STRESSED	1
March 25, 1948	JIM HARRIS WILL OPEN NEW FAMILY SHOE STORE SATURDAY	1
March 25, 1948	KIRKLAND MAY HAVE DOWNTOWN OFFICE FOR WESTERN UNION	1
March 25, 1948	KIRKLAND C OF C TO RAISE FUNDS FOR TESTING STATION	1
March 25, 1948	HALVORSON, HELGE	7
March 25, 1948	SCHAAL, CLEMMONS O	7
March 25, 1948	STREET LIGHTS FOR BUSINESS DISTRICT!	1
March 25, 1948	PHONE COMPANY DOUBLES NUMBER OF TRUNK LINES	1
April 1, 1948	GRANGE OBSERVES ITS 11TH BIRTHDAY	1
April 1, 1948	RESIDENTS PROTEST NEW WATER RESERVOIR COVER	1
April 1, 1948	JACLYN LU CHAMBERLIN, LARRY M WOLD	6
April 1, 1948	SAFETY ROUND-UP PLANNED	1
April 1, 1948	MORE SIGNATURES ARE NEEDED FOR JUANITA PETITION	1
April 1, 1948	ESKOLA, EMIL	3
April 1, 1948	HUGHES, ELIZABETH P	3
April 1, 1948	KANGUR, HANS	3
April 1, 1948	LUNDY, IRA A	3
April 1, 1948	MCCOY, HARRY D	3
April 1, 1948	KENMORE FLYING FIELD NOW OPEN FOR PUBLIC USE	1
April 1, 1948	C OF C BACKS SECOND LAKE BRIDGE	1
April 1, 1948	MORE SIGNATURES ARE NEEDED FOR JUANITA PETITION	1
April 8, 1948	KIRKLAND Y’S MEN SPONSOR OPERETTA HERE APRIL 22, 23 AND 24	3
April 8, 1948	REUNION HONORS PIONEER TEACHER (MILLER, LAURA)	1
April 8, 1948	BLAU’S SUPER SERVICE TO OPEN SATURDAY	1
April 8, 1948	‘GOODWILL’ OPENS STORE IN KIRKLAND	1
April 8, 1948	HERE’S SOMETHING A BIT DIFFERENT! – “TALKING PHOTOS”	7
April 8, 1948	TOTAL OF 27457 EGGS COLLECTED IN CAMPAIGN	1
April 8, 1948	PRIMROSE SHOW THIS WEEK	1
April 8, 1948	SUMMER FESTIVAL PLANS REVEALED BY DON KEMP	1
April 8, 1948	REUNION HONORS PIONEER TEACHER (MILLER, LAURA)	1
April 8, 1948	HEISDORF DECIDES TO WITHDRAW NAME IN HOUGHTON CONTEST	1
April 8, 1948	ASPEGREN, EDWIN S	9
April 8, 1948	WARREN, MARY C	9
April 8, 1948	MRS ALICE COLMAN NAMED ‘WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT FOR 1948’ THIS WEEK	8
April 8, 1948	$1500 RECREATION FUND IS APPROVED	1
April 22, 1948	EAST SIDE MOTOR CO – FREE LUBE JOB WITH THIS AD	4
April 22, 1948	OPERETTA FRIDAY, SATURDAY	1
April 22, 1948	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
April 22, 1948	BOXING, SAILBOAT REGATTA ON FESTIVAL PROGRAM	1
April 22, 1948	HOUGHTON TOWN STILL HAS TROUBLE; BADER WINS OUT	6
April 22, 1948	ELECT ANDERSON NEW PRESIDENT OF ROTARY	1
April 22, 1948	COUNCIL VOTES IN FAVOR OF AIRPORT	1
April 22, 1948	NEW PHONE BOOK WILL BE OUT SOON	1
April 29, 1948	TARPS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING	4
April 29, 1948	KIRKLAND RED CROSS DRIVE $700 SHORT OF ITS $2000 GOAL	4
April 29, 1948	PENNY DRIVE IS UNDER WAY	1
April 29, 1948	BENNEST ACCEPTS PRINCIPAL’S POST AT VASHON HIGH	1
April 29, 1948	FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT	1
April 29, 1948	VIRGINIA SMITH IS 1948 VALEDICTORIAN	1
April 29, 1948	ARMSTRONG, GREG	10
April 29, 1948	CLARK, WELD NOBLE	10
April 29, 1948	FAUCETT, CHARLES	10
April 29, 1948	PRINGLE, ROBERT	10
April 29, 1948	REDUCED ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT WILL VOTE AGAIN MAY 11	1
April 29, 1948	MURIEL BERNICE U’REN, FRED E WUBBENA	6
May 6, 1948	KIRKLAND CUSTOM CANNERY – REOPENING	4
May 6, 1948	TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT	4
May 6, 1948	BUILDING PERMITS FOR $222,700 ISSUED IN APRIL	1
May 6, 1948	MISS FULLER, JOHNSON TO QUIT SCHOOL	1
May 6, 1948	FULL WEEK OF SAFETY PROGRAMS	1
May 6, 1948	ROBINSON, MILDRED	4
May 6, 1948	EIGHT MILES OF SIDEWALKS AND CURBS!	1
May 6, 1948	KIRKLAND SIDEWALKS, CURBS? (MAP)	2
May 6, 1948	JACLYN LU CHAMBERLIN, LARRY MARTIN WOLD	6
May 13, 1948	THE DOWNTOWNER – NEW MANAGEMENT	4
May 13, 1948	STOP! HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ANYTHING (CITIZENSHIP AND VOTING)	2
May 13, 1948	BIG SAFETY WEEK PARADE SATURDAY	1
May 13, 1948	LIO, VIRGINIA LEE	10
May 13, 1948	LITTLE, DIXIE JANE	10
May 13, 1948	MARENE, GRACE	10
May 13, 1948	ROSE HILL RESIDENTS VOTE FOR WATER	1
May 13, 1948	PHONE CO AGREES TO CHANGES	1
May 13, 1948	ROSE HILL RESIDENTS VOTE FOR WATER	1
May 13, 1948	LEGION DISTRICT CONFERENCE HERE THIS SUNDAY	1
May 13, 1948	LORRAINE WRIGHT, DOUGLAS HAIGHT	6
May 27, 1948	EAST SIDE MOTOR CO – 15TH ANNIVERSARY	4
May 27, 1948	KIRKLAND MERCANTILE – GRAND OPENING	6
May 27, 1948	HEADSTONE FOR INFLATION (SECURITY LOAN)	6
May 27, 1948	FIRE DEPARTMENT BUSY THIS MONTH	1
May 27, 1948	THREE MAILS IN KIRKLAND DAILY STARTING JUNE 1	1
May 27, 1948	WELFARE COUNCIL VOTED IN KIRKLAND	1
May 27, 1948	LEE, JENNY	6
May 27, 1948	MCLEAN ANNOUNCES KING COUNTY SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM	3
May 27, 1948	COUNCIL REFUSES $20000 FOR FERRY	1
May 27, 1948	PROPERTY OWNERS FAVOR SIDEWALKS	1
May 27, 1948	RUBY HOOVER, JOHN W MICHAELS	8
May 27, 1948	VIRGINIA BANNISTER, ERICK OLSON	8
June 3, 1948	EAST SIDE BOTTLING – NEW KIRKLAND INDUSTRY	3
June 3, 1948	MACDOUGALL’S – NEW LOCATION	7
June 3, 1948	NEW REFRIGERATED VEGETABLE CASES (TREMAINES – PHOTO)	2
June 3, 1948	ATOM BOMB FILM TO BE SHOWN HERE TUESDAY, JUNE 8	6
June 3, 1948	SUMMER ADULT SEWING CLASSES WILL BE OFFERED	1
June 3, 1948	DEFINITE SUMMER FESTIVAL PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED	1
June 3, 1948	SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM IS PLANNED HERE	1
June 3, 1948	ANOTHER FIGHT TO KEEP FERRY LOOMS	1
June 3, 1948	ETHEL KARSCHNEY, VINCENT DORNES	6
June 10, 1948	RICHARDSON, OLSON NOMINATED FOR C OF C POST	1
June 10, 1948	NORTHUP TRANSFER IS DENIED	1
June 10, 1948	NURSERY SCHOOL WILL STAY OPEN	1
June 10, 1948	THREE NEW CITY OFFICIALS SWORN	1
June 10, 1948	JUANITA CONTRACT WILL BE AWARDED	1
June 10, 1948	HOUGHTON BEACH NOW HAS GUARDS ON REGULAR DUTY	5
June 10, 1948	BISHOP, COLMAN D	5
June 10, 1948	ESTY, MINNIE	4
June 10, 1948	FISHER, FRANCES C	4
June 10, 1948	FORTNER, WILLIAM T	4
June 10, 1948	KUNKA, JOHN	1
June 10, 1948	LAKE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER ‘BEST’	1
June 10, 1948	KIRKLAND WILL KEEP FERRY LESCHI	1
June 10, 1948	JUANITA CONTRACT WILL BE AWARDED	1
June 10, 1948	IMOGENE JENSEN, CLIFFORD SAMUELSON	6
June 10, 1948	MARTHA COUTRE, HERBERT SUNDHOLM	6
June 17, 1948	COUNCIL VOTES FOR SELLING PROJECTS	1
June 17, 1948	NEW FORD TO BE FESTIVAL PRIZE	1
June 17, 1948	QUEEN CONTEST FOR SUMMER FESTIVAL WILL GET UNDER WAY SOON	3
June 17, 1948	KIRKLAND FIREMEN ARE ACTIVE DURING PAST TWO WEEKS	1
June 17, 1948	CHAMNESS NAMED ON TOWN COUNCIL	1
June 17, 1948	COUNCIL VOTES FOR SELLING PROJECTS	1
June 17, 1948	SWIMMING BEACHES TO BE GUARDED	1
June 17, 1948	ABEL, THEODORE E	6
June 17, 1948	BISHOP, COLMAN	6
June 17, 1948	JACKSON, RUTH	6
June 17, 1948	NEW STREET LIGHTS GOING UP	1
June 24, 1948	BOEING AIRPLANE COMPANY – RETURN TO WORK FOR STRIKERS	7
June 24, 1948	NEEDHAM ELECTRIC – GRAND OPENING	9
June 24, 1948	C OF C URGES TRAFFIC STUDY	1
June 24, 1948	LOUISE FORTHOFFER, KEITH WOLFROM	8
June 24, 1948	NONA KAUFMAN, JACK SHEA	8
June 24, 1948	REFUSE DUMPING IN UNAUTHORIZED SPOTS UNLAWFUL	1
June 24, 1948	SUMMER FESTIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATES NAMED	1
June 24, 1948	X-RAY UNIT OF ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE WILL BE HERE JULY 16	3
June 24, 1948	REFUSE DUMPING IN UNAUTHORIZED SPOTS UNLAWFUL	1
June 24, 1948	KIRKLAND LIBRARY OPEN NINE MORE HOURS EACH WEEK	1
June 24, 1948	NEW HIGHWAY POST OFFICE IS PLANNED	1
June 24, 1948	C OF C URGES TRAFFIC STUDY	1
June 24, 1948	ETHEL GOODMAN, RALPH CLAIR	7
July 1, 1948	BOEING AIRPLANE COMPANY – JOB OPENINGS	7
July 1, 1948	NEEDHAM ELECTRIC – HOUSE OF LIGHT – GRAND OPENING	4
July 1, 1948	HARRY OLSON NEW C OF C PRESIDENT	1
July 1, 1948	78 BOYS SIGN UP FOR CAMP ORKILA	1
July 1, 1948	SUMMER FESTIVAL ‘KIDS’ PARADE IS ANNOUNCED	1
July 1, 1948	NEW EAST SIDE NATIONAL GUARD BATTERY ACTIVATED MONDAY NIGHT	3
July 1, 1948	MARDILLA, HELGA	10
July 1, 1948	NICHOLS, JAMES	10
July 1, 1948	NEW 1948 TELEPHONE BOOK ‘OUT’	1
July 1, 1948	ANN CHAMNESS, CLARENCE CHAMBERS, JR	6
July 1, 1948	EILEEN MCCOY, BOB GARDENER	6
July 1, 1948	MARILYN JEANNE BAUMAN, WILLIAM BIGGS	6
July 1, 1948	MARJORIE LANG, DONALD FLAGE	6
July 1, 1948	MARY LOUISE CLARK, GUY E TRESSLER	6
July 8, 1948	BOEING AIRPLANE COMPANY – HIRING	7
July 8, 1948	PUGET SOUND POWER AND LIGHT CO – NEED FOR CAPITAL	7
July 8, 1948	LOCAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS ELECTING DIRECTORS	1
July 8, 1948	FESTIVAL BUTTONS ON SALE	1
July 8, 1948	LOCAL FIREMEN BUSY WITH CALLS	1
July 8, 1948	MILLAR HEADS PLANNING COMMISSION	1
July 8, 1948	GREER, ARTHUR J	7
July 8, 1948	SHOER, CHARLOTTE	7
July 8, 1948	SEATTLE EXECUTIVE PAYS TRIBUTE TO WORK BY KIRKLAND SCOUTS	3
July 8, 1948	CATHERINE PARKER BUTLER, LEON RAMON SUMMERS	6
July 8, 1948	CECELIA NELSON, WILLIAM LINN	6
July 15, 1948	BOEING AIRPLANE COMPANY	7
July 15, 1948	NEETNAC DOING WELL; 100 YOUTH ATTEND NIGHTLY	1
July 15, 1948	HENDEL RESIGNS TO ACCEPT NORTH KITSAP POSITION	1
July 15, 1948	$85 IN CASH PRIZES AT KIDS’ PARADE	1
July 15, 1948	THREE LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS SPONSOR FESTIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATES	3
July 15, 1948	TO STAGE SHOW OF MERCHANDISE AT LOCAL FESTIVAL	1
July 15, 1948	FREE CHEST X-RAYS ARE AVAILABLE	1
July 15, 1948	NEW INDUSTRY BUYS LOCAL BUILDING – MILLWORK COMPANY BUYS PRESCO	1
July 15, 1948	LIND, MARY	10
July 15, 1948	MARWOOD, HAROLD R	10
July 15, 1948	MAYNARD, PERCY E	10
July 15, 1948	SCHLOUGH, GEORGE	10
July 15, 1948	SHORBUND, OSCAR	10
July 15, 1948	NEW TESTING STATION OPENS TUESDAY	1
July 22, 1948	ROY C DAVIDSEN – COUNTY COMMISSIONER	2
July 22, 1948	COMPLETED PLANS FOR NEW SCHOOL SENT TO OLYMPIA	1
July 22, 1948	CITY DADS CALL HOUSING PROJECT HEARING MONDAY	1
July 22, 1948	ANNUAL KIRKLAND SUMMER FESTIVAL HAS HAD INTERESTING HISTORY	3
July 22, 1948	FESTIVAL DECORATION READY	1
July 22, 1948	THIRD ANNUAL KIRKLAND SUMMER FESTIVAL	1
July 22, 1948	BURLESON, DELLA	10
July 22, 1948	WOOD, ROY	10
July 22, 1948	MORE CARS NEEDED AT TESTING STATION	1
July 22, 1948	BARBARA JANE PARKS, JOHN G GAY	6
July 29, 1948	A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM ARTHUR LANGLIE	6
July 29, 1948	GENE’S COFFEE SHOP – GRAND OPENING	7
July 29, 1948	NEW SCHOOL PLANS OKEHED	1
July 29, 1948	COUNCIL REVERSES STAND ON PROJECTS	1
July 29, 1948	KIDS PARADE HAS INTERESTING LOCAL HISTORY	1
July 29, 1948	NAVY DESTROYER, OTHER SHIPS HERE FOR FESTIVAL	1
July 29, 1948	COUNCIL REVERSES STAND ON PROJECTS	1
July 29, 1948	KIDS PARADE HAS INTERESTING LOCAL HISTORY	1
July 29, 1948	JONES, OSWALD	10
July 29, 1948	SIMPSON, NETTIE	10
July 29, 1948	GENE LUND, LEWIS BERIAULT	6
July 29, 1948	GEORGIA JONES, THOMAS FAWCETT	6
July 29, 1948	MARGARET JEAN BORGER, ALVIN NORMAN HENRICKSON	6
August 5, 1948	MR AND MRS DONALD G SUTHERLAND CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY	2
August 5, 1948	LARGE CROWD EXPECTED AT FESTIVAL	1
August 5, 1948	NEW LOCAL STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM WILL BE DEDICATED FRIDAY EVENING	1
August 5, 1948	MARY ELLEN PETERSON, CHARLES LENTZ	1
August 12, 1948	POULTRYMEN ARE INVITED TO FREE EDUCATIONAL FILM	10
August 12, 1948	PLANNING COMMISSION STUDYING BUILDING CODE	1
August 12, 1948	CENTRAL WELFARE SET-UP FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT FORMED	1
August 12, 1948	FERN STOCKNESS, LOREN FITCH	6
August 12, 1948	FESTIVAL OUTDOOR BOXING SHOW DRAWS BIG CROWD SATURDAY NIGHT	5
August 12, 1948	FESTIVAL QUEEN TITLE IS EARNED BY CLARE SUVAN	1
August 12, 1948	KIDDIE PARADE SUCCESSFUL	1
August 12, 1948	SUMMER FESTIVAL VERY SUCCESSFUL	1
August 12, 1948	THREE EAST SIDE BABIES WIN BONDS IN FESTIVAL PHOTO CONTEST	3
August 12, 1948	KLAMM, LILLY AUGUSTA	4
August 12, 1948	JANET DEVENE, RUSSELL F SHEPLEY	6
August 19, 1948	MR AND MRS A L BURTON OBSERVE 44TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	4
August 19, 1948	MANY OWNERS PROTEST ASSESSMENTS	1
August 19, 1948	TWO 10-MILL SCHOOL LEVIES ON BALLOT SEPT 14TH	1
August 19, 1948	GLORIA MORTENSEN, EARL STEBERL	4
August 19, 1948	CRICKET GAME WILL BE PLAYED ON LOCAL CIVIC FIELD SUNDAY	1
August 19, 1948	NEW HIGHWAY SURVEYED!	1
August 19, 1948	LEGIONNAIRES WILL STUDY VETERAN’S HOUSING PROBLEM	2
August 19, 1948	POLLY ANN JOHNSON, WILLIAM COYNER	4
August 26, 1948	MICKELSON’S PLAN COUNTY SUIT	5
August 26, 1948	THOR C TOLLEFSON FOR REPRESENTATIVE	3
August 26, 1948	1949 COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE GOAL IS $1,737,767	6
August 26, 1948	ENROLLMENT OF NEARLY 3500 PUPILS IS EXPECTED IN LAKE WASHINGTON’S	13
August 26, 1948	LOCAL SCHOOLS HIRE NEARLY 30 NEW TEACHERS	12
August 26, 1948	LILLIAN DUBSON, BERNARD LAWSON	6
August 26, 1948	KING COUNTY HAS SECOND LARGEST CHEST X-RAY GOAL IN THE COUNTRY	3
August 26, 1948	MICKELSON’S PLAN COUNTY SUIT	5
August 26, 1948	DRAFT REGISTRATION STARTS ON MONDAY	1
August 26, 1948	HUGHES, RICHARD D	4
August 26, 1948	WHITE, FRED	4
August 26, 1948	MANY RESIDENTS ARE STILL UNABLE TO VOTE NOV 2ND	20
September 2, 1948	CASE’S OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING (MR AND MRS CHARLES)	1
September 2, 1948	BIDS FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL OPENED	1
September 2, 1948	NINE ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS USED BY LOCAL SCHOOLS	1
September 2, 1948	SHOP IN KIRKLAND AND SAVE ON BACK-TO-SCHOOL CLOTHES, SUPPLIES	3
September 2, 1948	212 YOUNG MEN REGISTERED FOR DRAFT	1
September 2, 1948	EAST SIDE NATIONAL GUARD TO INCREASE ENLISTMENTS TO 65	3
September 2, 1948	BROOKS, SARA A	5
September 2, 1948	JAYCOX, L H	1
September 2, 1948	BRITISH CRUISER CRICKET TEAM WILL PLAY HERE ON SATURDAY	1
September 2, 1948	ELVERA CLARICE NELSON, RICHARD LEON HOOPS	6
September 2, 1948	PATRICIA BERG, HERBERT E NELSON	6
September 9, 1948	LUTHERAN CHURCH TO OBSERVE ITS 10TH ANNIVERSARY	1
September 9, 1948	LUTHERAN CHURCH TO OBSERVE ITS 10TH ANNIVERSARY	1
September 9, 1948	FIRST-DAY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT 208 BIGGER THAN 1947	1
September 9, 1948	TWO 10-MILL SCHOOL LEVIES ON BALLOT TUESDAY	1
September 9, 1948	MARGARET GANO, JOHN SPINELLI	6
September 9, 1948	TECHNICOLOR SOUND FILM TO BE SHOWN AT ROSE HILL CHURCH	4
September 9, 1948	KIRKLAND GROUP PLANNING X-RAYS HERE THIS MONTH	1
September 9, 1948	FISK, WALTER M	10
September 9, 1948	NORTHERN, FRED	10
September 9, 1948	PRIMARY ELECTIONS SCHEDULED TUESDAY	1
September 9, 1948	MORMONS TO HOLD DISTRICT MEETING HERE ON FRIDAY	4
September 9, 1948	TWO SPECIAL TRAINS TO FAIR	1
September 9, 1948	DELORES GASCH, BOB SWENSON	6
September 9, 1948	NONA KAUFMAN, JACK SHEA	6
September 9, 1948	POLLY MCKERNEY, ROBERT OLDROYD	6
September 16, 1948	VOTE AGAINST PROPOSITION 13 (ALCOHOL SALES)	8
September 16, 1948	CHAMBER SELLING SEASON TICKETS FOR LOCAL GAMES	1
September 16, 1948	FRANKLY SPEAKING (MENTION OF COMMUNIST CELL IN KIRKLAND)	1
September 16, 1948	ENROLLMENT STILL RISING STEADILY	1
September 16, 1948	TWO LEVIES FOR SCHOOL ARE PASSED	1
September 16, 1948	NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR X-RAY DRIVE	1
September 16, 1948	HARDBOARD MANUFACTURING PLANT HERE ONE OF THREE IN NORTHWEST	3
September 16, 1948	KIRKLAND FAVORS LANGLIE, WALLGREN	1
September 16, 1948	NEW RECREATION DIRECTOR ON JOB AT CIVIC CENTER	1
September 16, 1948	SCHOOLS PLANNING TRAIN TO PUYALLUP	1
September 16, 1948	BONNIE MCKERNEY, RICHARD L ROSE	8
September 16, 1948	PAULINE POULIN, HARRY RICE	8
September 23, 1948	COUNCIL DEBATES FUTURE OF PROJECTS	1
September 23, 1948	MORE THAN 25 CLASSES FOR ADULTS	1
September 23, 1948	PART-TIME CLERK HELP AVAILABLE AT HIGH SCHOOL	1
September 23, 1948	FREE X-RAYS HERE SEPT 28	1
September 23, 1948	MORE THAN 100 NEW BOOKS ADDED TO KIRKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY	3
September 23, 1948	HALVORSON, BONITA RAE	10
September 23, 1948	HURST, GEORGE O	10
September 23, 1948	EAST SIDERS MEET TO PLAN SHRINERS’ CLUB FORMATION	1
September 23, 1948	FRANKLY SPEAKING (LESCHI FERRY)	1
September 23, 1948	LORRAINE THERRIAULT, PAUL WRIGHT	6
September 30, 1948	NEW HIGH SCHOOL TO BE BUILT SOON	1
September 30, 1948	HOUSING PROJECT MAY INCORPORATE	4
September 30, 1948	HOUSING PROJECT MAY INCORPORATE	4
September 30, 1948	200 ADULTS SIGN UP FOR SCHOOL CLASSES AT LAKE WASHINGTON	1
September 30, 1948	HOUGHTON PLANS LIBRARY SERVICE AND STREET LIGHTS	4
September 30, 1948	START WORK ON JUANITA PHONE SYSTEM	1
September 30, 1948	LAKE WASHINGTON WILL BE LOWERED DURING OCTOBER	4
September 30, 1948	1164 YOUNG MEN ARE SIGNED UP FOR DRAFT FROM THIS AREA	1
September 30, 1948	PICKEN, MAE E	4
September 30, 1948	WALT M IRVINE BUYS KIRKLAND PUBLISHING CO	1
September 30, 1948	SPECIAL MISSIONARY PROGRAM PLANNED AT TRINITY CHURCH	2
September 30, 1948	7500 AUTOS HAVE PASSED THROUGH TESTING STATION	5
September 30, 1948	KIRKLAND PROTESTS INCLUSION IN P.U.D.	1
September 30, 1948	START WORK ON JUANITA PHONE SYSTEM	1
September 30, 1948	GLORIA STRONG, EDWIN H LADUM	6
September 30, 1948	RITA CHRISTENSEN, SID MARTIN	6
October 7, 1948	SWANSONS OBSERVE 35TH ANNIVERSARY (MR AND MRS ANTON)	1
October 7, 1948	POSTER CONTEST NEW FEATURE OF CONCERT DRIVE	1
October 7, 1948	CHAMBER TO STUDY PLANS TO ABOLISH BRIDGE TOLL MAY 1	1
October 7, 1948	RALPH BROWN IS NEW PRESIDENT OF LOCAL C OF C	1
October 7, 1948	1949 CITY BUDGET IS DOWN $12000	1
October 7, 1948	3119 OF KIRKLAND AREA RESIDENTS RECEIVE X-RAYS	10
October 7, 1948	LARGE CANAL LOCKS TO BE CLOSED FOR REPAIRS OCT 12-21	7
October 7, 1948	KIRKLAND READY FOR TELEVISION	1
October 7, 1948	BAKER, GLADYS	4
October 7, 1948	CATHOLIC CENSUS TO START OCT 10	7
October 7, 1948	CHAMBER TO STUDY PLANS TO ABOLISH BRIDGE TOLL MAY 1	1
October 7, 1948	NEEDHAM LEAVES NEXT WEEK FOR ROADS MEETING	1
October 7, 1948	ONE, TWO AND FOUR PARTY PHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE SOON	3
October 14, 1948	INCORPORATION IS DELAYED	1
October 14, 1948	557 STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ADULT PROGRAM	1
October 14, 1948	VERNA MAE BERTO, ERNEST PHORMAHLAM	6
October 14, 1948	HAND PUPPET SHOW WILL BE STAGED AT LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL	1
October 14, 1948	KELSEY, MINNIE W	2
October 14, 1948	SMITH, WILLIAM H	2
October 14, 1948	STACEY, WILLIAM B	2
October 14, 1948	STEWART, ARTHUR R	2
October 14, 1948	WILSIE, EARL D	2
October 14, 1948	ACTION ON TOLL BRIDGE IS DEFERRED	1
October 14, 1948	IMPORTANT GOOD ROADS MEET SLATED THIS WEEK	1
October 14, 1948	AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE TOLL DIALING FOR KIRKLAND IN NEAR FUTURE	3
October 21, 1948	GOOD PROGRESS BEING MADE ON NEW L.W. HIGH SCHOOL SITE	1
October 21, 1948	CITY COUNCIL AWARDS JOB FOR NEW HEATING UNIT AT LOCAL CIVIC CENTER	1
October 21, 1948	3463 STUDENTS NEW HIGH FOR L.W. SCHOOLS	1
October 21, 1948	STUDENTS TAKE OVER REIGN OF CITY FOR DAY	9
October 21, 1948	STUDENTS TAKE OVER REIGN OF CITY FOR DAY	9
October 21, 1948	AUTOS MUST BE CHECKED SAYS PATROL	1
October 21, 1948	LAWSON, JACK	1
October 21, 1948	WILLIS, JOSEPH	1
October 21, 1948	EAST SIDE DISTRICT TOPS IN GROWTH OF SCOUT MOVEMENT	1
October 21, 1948	EAST SIDE BLASTED IN ROADS REPORT	1
October 21, 1948	SIDEWALK PROJECT COMING UP AGAIN	1
October 21, 1948	‘AUTOMATIC TOLL TICKETING’ ANOTHER PHONE SERVICE IMPROVEMENT	3
October 28, 1948	HARRY OLSON BACK FROM CALIFORNIA; JOINS LOCAL FIRM	1
October 28, 1948	STEWART HEIGHTS SERVICE BUILDING TO BE REMOVED	1
October 28, 1948	$3500 RAISED AS KIRKLAND CHEST DRIVE CLOSES	1
October 28, 1948	L W HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL RATED ONE OF FOUR BEST IN US	1
October 28, 1948	BETTY FORSTER, JOHN FISCHER JR	8
October 28, 1948	SUE MERCER, JACK O DALY	8
October 28, 1948	MOVIE STARS AT CIVIC CENTER	1
October 28, 1948	HEAT PUT ON CITY COUNCIL AS WENTZ PROTESTS PROCEDURE ON HEATING B	1
October 28, 1948	HEALTH PROBLEM GETS ATTENTION OF LOCAL GROUP	1
October 28, 1948	EARLY TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS NEVER EXPECTED TO PAY BILLS	3
October 28, 1948	DEMERITT, DONALD	4
October 28, 1948	FUNDERHIDE, MARY	4
October 28, 1948	GRADER, JOHN	4
October 28, 1948	HOWARD, WILLIAM	4
October 28, 1948	JOHNSEN, JERHARD	4
October 28, 1948	MATTHEWS, CORA	4
October 28, 1948	WILLIS, JOSEPH	4
October 28, 1948	GOP QUARTERS IN FARRAR BUILDING	1
October 28, 1948	NEW POST OFFICE IN KIRKLAND NEEDED SAYS CONGRESSMAN	1
October 28, 1948	BUS RIDERS TO BE BENEFITED BY NEW GREYHOUND SERVICE	9
October 28, 1948	EAST SIDE UNITES ON ROADS PROGRAM	1
October 28, 1948	MARTHA AXELIA JOHNSON, SOFUS NORBY	8
November 4, 1948	LAUREN SYKES, FINE ORGANIST, TO APPEAR HERE	6
November 4, 1948	STEINER HARDWARE WILL OPEN SOON	4
November 4, 1948	TOYS SOUGHT FOR KIDS OF KIRKLAND	1
November 4, 1948	EAST SIDERS INVITED TO NAVY AIR SHOW AT SAND POINT SUNDAY	3
November 4, 1948	GRADER, JOHN C	3
November 4, 1948	DEPARTURE OF 7:45 AM FERRY MAY BE SET AHEAD IF COMMUTERS AGREE	1
November 4, 1948	FIFTY DELEGATES TO ATTEND GOOD ROADS MEET	1
November 4, 1948	HELLO GIRLS AT WORK (PHOTO OF PHONE OPERATORS)	5
November 4, 1948	QUESTIONNAIRES OUT FOR THOSE WHO NEED PHONES	3
November 11, 1948	ROSE POINT WOMAN, 90, WILL HAVE BIRTHDAY TONIGHT (ACKERMAN, MARY)	3
November 11, 1948	CHAMBER URGES FRIDAY EVENING SHOPPING HOURS	1
November 11, 1948	SHOW TO PROVIDE TOYS FOR KIRKLAND TOTS AT CENTER FRIDAY NIGHT	3
November 11, 1948	KIRKLAND STREETS WILL BE DECORATED	1
November 11, 1948	HOUGHTON WILL GET NEW INCANDESCENT STREET LIGHTING	1
November 11, 1948	JOE CARAHER PARTNER IN PUBLISHING FIRM	1
November 11, 1948	KIRKLAND TRAFFIC RECORD OUTSTANDING FOR PAST TWO YEARS	1
November 11, 1948	MOTORISTS WARNED TO GET CHECK	1
November 11, 1948	PLANS FOR ROAD DEVELOPMENT GAIN MOMENTUM	1
November 11, 1948	SIDEWALK ISSUE TO BE AIRED SOON	1
November 11, 1948	JANET EILEEN TAYLOR, ROY RAYTON	6
November 18, 1948	KIRKLAND HARDWARE – NEW LOCATION	5
November 18, 1948	GRAND OPENING (PHOTO OF KIRKLAND HARDWARE)	1
November 18, 1948	START POURING CONCRETE ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL	1
November 18, 1948	KIRKLAND HARDWARE’S GRAND OPENING WILL HAVE FUN, FAVORS, BIG PRIZES	1
November 18, 1948	STORES TO BE OPEN ON FRIDAY NIGHTS	1
November 18, 1948	INSTALL TELEVISION SET IN CENTER FOR THANKSGIVING GAME	1
November 18, 1948	RADIO EQUIPMENT FOR POLICE AND FIREMEN	1
November 18, 1948	HOLIDAY DISPLAYS UP THIS WEEKEND	1
November 18, 1948	TELEVISION, MIRACLE OF MODERN SCIENCE, HERE ON THANKSGIVING	9
November 18, 1948	BOYS OF DRAFT AGE MAY REGISTER AT LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL	11
November 18, 1948	LAMBERT, CECIL LATHROP (JACK)	2
November 18, 1948	KIRKLAND PHOTOS WILL BE IN TIMES	1
November 18, 1948	FERRY DEPARTURE WILL BE EARLIER	1
November 18, 1948	FINAL SIDEWALKS HEARING DECEMBER 13	1
November 18, 1948	NOTHING SECURE ON LOCATION NORTH-SOUTH HIGHWAY – WINTERS	3
November 18, 1948	OPINIONS DIFFER ON HIGHWAY	1
November 18, 1948	TO NAME OFFICERS FOR ROADS GROUP HERE IN FRIDAY	1
November 18, 1948	WEATHER MAN GETS UP ON WRONG SIDE	1
November 18, 1948	SHIRLEY JEAN TIMMONS, WENDELL LEDER	10
November 18, 1948	VIRGINIA BANNISTER, C ALLEN SMITH	4
November 25, 1948	DAMAGES $5000 IN JUANITA FIRE	1
November 25, 1948	TELEVISION PREMIER (ARTICLES ABOUT FIRST TELEVISION)	5-Apr
November 25, 1948	BLOKER, CHARLES E	6
November 25, 1948	JOHNSON, LAURA M	6
November 25, 1948	LANE, EDWARD	6
November 25, 1948	MARSHALL, WALTER S	6
November 25, 1948	TESSEM, HAAKON	6
November 25, 1948	THOMPSON, MARGARET	6
November 25, 1948	NEEDHAM IS GOOD ROADS PRESIDENT	1
November 25, 1948	NO RAISE IN LOCAL PHONE RATES NOW	1
November 25, 1948	URGE RESIDENTS TO WATCH POWER	1
December 2, 1948	SHOP FOR THE SMITHS CONTEST	9
December 2, 1948	BUILDING NEEDS FOR SCHOOLS CRITICAL	1
December 2, 1948	ROSE HILL CHURCH WILL INAUGURATE BUILDING PROGRAM	6
December 2, 1948	KIRKLAND WILLYS HAS NEW OWNER	5
December 2, 1948	ROCKWELL TAKES ON GAS STATION	4
December 2, 1948	TONKIN SUCCEEDS ART NEEDHAM IN CHAMBER POST	1
December 2, 1948	KIRKLAND ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO HELP NEEDY FAMILIES	3
December 2, 1948	COMMUNISM IS THEME OF RUSSIAN SPEAKER AT MEET	1
December 2, 1948	DONNA LEE DONAHUE, V JOHN BERTO	11
December 2, 1948	IMOGENE HELEN FRANKLIN, DICK JERRY HUBBARD	11
December 2, 1948	SINGING GROUP TO BE ORGANIZED	2
December 2, 1948	COUNCIL MEETS; TRANSFERS FUNDS	1
December 2, 1948	ROSE HILL CHURCH WILL INAUGURATE BUILDING PROGRAM	6
December 2, 1948	BOARD TO REPORT ON HIWAY NEED	4
December 2, 1948	NEW SIDEWALKS PROJECT GAINS STRONG SUPPORT	1
December 2, 1948	DELOLRES WALSH, FRANK ORCUTT	11
December 2, 1948	FRANCES PUTISON, WALTER KNUCKEY	11
December 9, 1948	SANTA’S PACK FOR NEEDY WILL BE LIGHT UNLESS YOU COUGH UP QUICK	1
December 9, 1948	KIRKLAND’S PROGRESS IS GREAT – VOGEL	1
December 9, 1948	JUANITA CARNIVAL LIKE CIRCUS DAY	1
December 9, 1948	JUANITA CARNIVAL LIKE CIRCUS DAY	1
December 9, 1948	FERRY SYSTEM WILL SHOW PROFIT FOR FIRST YEAR	1
December 9, 1948	WORLD WAR II VETS MAY GET MEDALS	7
December 16, 1948	LEE’S SHOE SERVICE – NEW STORE	2
December 16, 1948	EX-NAZI PRISONER ELECTED TO OFFICE (OWEN, ALVIN L)	1
December 16, 1948	PRESENT FACTS COVERING EDUCATIONAL HOUSING REQUIREMENTS	3
December 16, 1948	KIRKLAND STORES WILL STAY OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK	9
December 16, 1948	ACTION BY CITY COUNCIL ON ARMORY IS SOUGHT	1
December 16, 1948	CITY IS ON ETHER WITH NEW LETTERS	1
December 16, 1948	GALS WHO ATTEND CIVIC CENTER GYM CLASSES ARE FIT AS A FIDDLE	1
December 16, 1948	HOUGHTON PASSES RULE FOR OFFICE	11
December 16, 1948	MONEY PUNCHBOARDS OUT SAYS SHERIFF	2
December 16, 1948	ACTION BY CITY COUNCIL ON ARMORY IS SOUGHT	1
December 16, 1948	HAYES, HELGA	6
December 16, 1948	WARNER, WILLIAM	6
December 16, 1948	OPEN LETTER TO PHONE SUBSCRIBERS	10
December 16, 1948	TELEPHONE COMPANY ASKS RATE BOOST	1
December 23, 1948	SANTA VISITS NEEDY FAMILIES TODAY	1
December 23, 1948	SANTA FOOLS ‘EM AT HOUGHTON PARTY AND WERE NON-BELIEVERS FACES RE	1
December 23, 1948	LOCAL PLANT GETS 2 HUGE PRESSES	1
December 23, 1948	COUNCIL PUTS OK ON ARMORY SITE	1
December 23, 1948	FINAL APPROVAL GIVEN SIDEWALKS PROJECT BY CITY COUNCIL	3
December 23, 1948	ARDIS SHANE, TORLEIF VAABENE	6
December 30, 1948	GOLDEN WEDDING (RECOR, MR AND MRS M E)	1
December 30, 1948	RECORS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING	5
December 30, 1948	CHANGE FIRM NAME AFTER MANY YEARS (BURKE AND FARRAR)	1
December 30, 1948	MOTION STALLS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ELECTION	1
December 30, 1948	FOOD BASKETS AND TOYS DISTRIBUTED TO 125 LOCAL FAMILIES	3
December 30, 1948	LIST CHRISTMAS FUND CONTRIBUTORS WHO HELPED FILL NEEDY STOCKINGS	1
December 30, 1948	JO ANN SAUNDERS, ROY SHANE	5
December 30, 1948	BARBER SHOP QUARTETS ARE SAFE! LOCAL CHAPTER HELPS ALONG THE CAUSE	1
December 30, 1948	SEEK SUPPORT FOR GAS TAX INCREASE	1
December 30, 1948	THREE LOCAL BOYS GET JAIL TERMS	1
December 30, 1948	BURN MORTGAGE AT GRANGE CEREMONY	1
December 30, 1948	CITY WILL STUDY TRAFFIC PROBLEM	1
December 30, 1948	RATE BOOST WOULD CUT TOLL EXPENSE	1
December 30, 1948	FERN STOCKNESS, LOREN FITCH	4
January 6, 1949	FIRST BABY (REPLOGLE, JOHN LEWIS)	1
January 6, 1949	ACTION INDICATED AS CHAMBER OUTLINES PROGRAM FOR 1949	3
January 6, 1949	CHAMBER LEADER HAS NO OPPONENT	1
January 6, 1949	BARBARA PUTT, BURTON R WALKER	9
January 6, 1949	JOAN GERTRUDE ARNETT, ALBERT ARTHUR RIGGS	9
January 6, 1949	FAMED GIRL BAND TO PERFORM HERE	5
January 6, 1949	$20 MILLION STATE FUND FOR CITY AID GETS LOCAL SUPPORT	1
January 6, 1949	LELAND, WILLIAM F	1
January 6, 1949	BIG ‘EVERYBODY WINS’ CONTEST ANNOUNCED	1
January 6, 1949	FATE OF FERRIES TO BE DETERMINED	1
January 6, 1949	MASS MEETING ON ROADS IS SLATED	1
January 6, 1949	KING WINTER BLOWS SNOW AND ICE HERE	1
January 6, 1949	IMOGENE HELEN FRANKLIN, DICK JERRY HUBBARD	9
January 13, 1949	NELSON HEATING COMPANY – GRAND OPENING	10
January 13, 1949	STEINER HARDWARE – GRAND OPENING	5
January 13, 1949	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
January 13, 1949	SPORTS GOODS VET OPENS NEW STORE	1
January 13, 1949	NEW HOME DEVELOPMENT WILL BE OPENED HERE ON SATURDAY	6
January 13, 1949	ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES RESUMED	1
January 13, 1949	$1000 FIRE ON SEA SCOUT BOAT	1
January 13, 1949	NEW PROCESS DEVELOPED AT HOUGHTON MAY BE ANSWER TO HOUSING PROBLEM	3
January 13, 1949	NEW PROCESS DEVELOPED AT HOUGHTON MAY BE ANSWER TO HOUSING PROBLEM	3
January 13, 1949	NEW SHEET METAL WORKS OPEN HERE	1
January 13, 1949	MARSH, NELLIE B	8
January 13, 1949	MUNDSTOCK, WILHELMINA BEESKO	8
January 13, 1949	PALMEN, OLGA MARIE	2
January 13, 1949	KIRKLAND GOT IT’S FIRST CITIZEN WHEN DODGERS BLEW DOUBLE HEADER	1
January 13, 1949	FEDERATED CLUBS AFTER 3 NEW PARKS	1
January 13, 1949	$1000 FIRE ON SEA SCOUT BOAT	1
January 13, 1949	PURCHASE OF FERRY VIRTUALLY ASSURED	1
January 13, 1949	FIFTY CLUBS FOR EAST SIDE HIWAY	10
January 20, 1949	29TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED HERE BY WOMAN’S CLUB	9
January 20, 1949	CORNISH PLAYERS PRESENT “PETER AND THE WOLF” HERE SATURDAY	3
January 20, 1949	CHAMBER OT BUCK MERGER SCHEME	1
January 20, 1949	MARCH OF DIMES REQUEST PROGRAM ON STATION KRKL	4
January 20, 1949	AGITATION FOR FIRE DISTRICT STARTED	1
January 20, 1949	PETERSON, SWAN	12
January 20, 1949	SIDEWALK FINANCES NEXT ON SCHEDULE	1
January 20, 1949	NO POWER RELIEF SEEN UNTIL APRIL	1
January 20, 1949	KIRSTEN FRONSDAL, ROY WENSTONE	9
January 20, 1949	MYRTLE MCDANIEL, RICHARD ANDERSON	9
January 27, 1949	HOUGHTON SINGER IN TALENT TEST (AMRINE, JEANNE)	7
January 27, 1949	CARTOONS TO SHOW PLIGHT OF SCHOOLS	1
January 27, 1949	RESULTS OF CHAMBER ELECTION ANNOUNCED	5
January 27, 1949	CARTOONS TO SHOW PLIGHT OF SCHOOLS	1
January 27, 1949	COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO SPEARHEAD SCHOOL BOND ISSUE HERE	11
January 27, 1949	COURSE IN MODERN MERCHANDISING OPENS HERE FEBRUARY 2ND	3
January 27, 1949	FIREMEN DEMAND DISTRICT ACTION	5
January 27, 1949	DOCTOR ESTABLISHES OFFICE IN KIRKLAND (DAVIS, DR GEORGE JR)	7
January 27, 1949	JOHNSON UNOPPOSED FOR HOUGHTON POST	1
January 27, 1949	WATER LEVEL WILL STAY UNCHANGED	6
January 27, 1949	CITY LIBRARY CIRCULATION GOES UP	2
January 27, 1949	BODDY, SAMUEL SR	1
January 27, 1949	39-FOOT PADDLER PUFFS INTO TOWN	1
January 27, 1949	TO LIFT TOLL ON BRIDGE, GOV SAYS	1
January 27, 1949	“BROWNOUT” ORDER ISSUED BY MAYOR	1
January 27, 1949	WEATHER NUMBER ONE CONVERSATION TOPIC AS MERCURY HITS NEW BOTTOM	1
February 3, 1949	PROPOSITIONS READY FOR MARCH VOTE	1
February 3, 1949	VOLUNTEER FIREMEN NEEDED SAYS CHIEF	8
February 3, 1949	CONTINUE SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN	1
February 3, 1949	STREETER, SAMUEL O	1
February 3, 1949	NEW POST OFFICE LOOMING	1
February 3, 1949	EAST SIDE CLUBS WANT PARK ACTION	12
February 3, 1949	FERRY ALMOST IN BAG -SEARS	1
February 3, 1949	ENGINEER’S WORK ON SIDEWALKS FINISHED	1
February 3, 1949	TOLLS OFF BRIDGE BY JULY 2 – MAYBE	8
February 17, 1949	JUANITA GIRL IS GRAND PRIZE WINNER IN SCHOOL CARTOON CONTEST	3
February 17, 1949	POPULATION HERE HAS DOUBLED SINCE 1940; FACILITIES HAVEN’T	2
February 17, 1949	SUMMER FESTIVAL HERE IS ASSURED	1
February 17, 1949	FIREMEN FIGHT TWO ROSE HILL BLAZES	1
February 17, 1949	HEARING ON BEACH ZONING SCHEDULED	1
February 17, 1949	FRIDAN, THOMAS P	7
February 17, 1949	JOHNSTON, STEPHEN N	1
February 17, 1949	RUDOLPH, DOROTHY EVELYN	7
February 17, 1949	COUNTY REJECTS $15000 OFFER TO SELL FERRY LESCHI	1
February 24, 1949	REVEREND ROACH EARNS BA DEGREE; JUST ANOTHER JOB FOR BUSY PASTOR	6
February 24, 1949	DISMISSAL OF UW PROFS IS LAUDED	3
February 24, 1949	ANNEXATION VOTE SET FOR TUESDAY	1
February 24, 1949	SCHOOL BOARD CONCENTRATING ON HOW TO ACCOMMODATE 1000 NEW SCHOOLS	2
February 24, 1949	FOLK DANCING INTEREST CONTINUES TO ZOOM FOR EAST SIDERS	11
February 24, 1949	HARD WORK, LITTLE PAY, FIREMEN’S LOT	4
February 24, 1949	COUNCIL TO RAISE POLICE CHIEF’S PAY	1
February 24, 1949	HOUGHTON TURNED DOWN ON SEWER	1
February 24, 1949	BEACH REZONING IS NIPPED AT COUNCIL	1
February 24, 1949	ROADS ASSOCIATION MAY BE ASKED TO SPONSOR ‘TOLL-LIFTING’ CELEBRATION	1
February 24, 1949	RAINS, SNOW RAISE HAVOC IN THIS AREA	1
February 24, 1949	BARBARA MCINTYRE, EDGAR ROYER	11
March 3, 1949	VOTE YES ON SCHOOLS	9
March 3, 1949	RECORS (MR AND MRS C E) CELEBRATE 57TH ANNIVERSARY	3
March 3, 1949	COMMITTEE HEADS FOR ’49 SELECTED	1
March 3, 1949	$1437.62 FINAL NET IN DIMES CAMPAIGN	7
March 3, 1949	SCHOOL BOND ISSUE IN HANDS OF VOTERS	1
March 3, 1949	RURAL AREAS LOSE FIRE PROTECTION	1
March 3, 1949	SKIFFS BUILT BY LOCAL CRAFTSMAN	1
March 3, 1949	MISBEHAVIOR, MANY MISDEMEANORS MINIMIZED BY MIGHTY MILITARY MITES	2
March 3, 1949	JENSEN, NELS	1
March 3, 1949	ANNEXATION APPROVED BY ROSE HILL VOTERS FOLLOWING TUESDAY ELECTION	1
March 3, 1949	FERRY LESCHI TRAVELS 58556 MILES; SHOWS $3359 IN PROFITS	3
March 3, 1949	BETTY LOU RECOR, WILLIAM ROTH	4
March 3, 1949	VERONA NELSON, ERNEST OMESTAD	11
March 10, 1949	LAKESIDE LINOLEUM SHOP – NEW LOCATION	1
March 10, 1949	TOM ANDERSON, 13, ‘CLEANING UP’; SIDEWALKS WASHING PROSPEROUS JOB	1
March 10, 1949	EVEREST ANNOUNCES WAR MEMORIAL CAMPAIGN MOVES INTO FINAL STAGE	3
March 10, 1949	BOND ISSUE, 30-MILL LEVY APPROVED	1
March 10, 1949	COUNCIL TO STUDY BUILDING CODE	1
March 10, 1949	CHARLEY JOHNSON ESTABLISHES NEW RECORD IN READING CITY ORDINANCE	6
March 10, 1949	STATE WILL BUILD FOR GUARD HERE	1
March 10, 1949	BREWER, SHERMAN	8
March 10, 1949	FOURNIER, LUCY	1
March 10, 1949	CHARLES MORGAN ON JOURNAL STAFF	1
March 10, 1949	WATER RATES UPPED IN AND OUT OF CITY	1
March 17, 1949	FRED RANNIGER CHEVRON STATION – GRAND OPENING	7
March 17, 1949	ANNUAL OPERETTA KIRKLAND Y’S MEN CLUB TO BE STAGED APRIL 1-2	9
March 17, 1949	LAKEVIEW TERRACE DUE FOR SALE SOON	1
March 17, 1949	BACKYARD PLAYGROUND CONTEST IS ANNOUNCED BY KIRKLAND PRE-SCHOOL	9
March 17, 1949	‘CLEANUP’ WEEK STARTS APRIL 4	1
March 17, 1949	PRIMROSE SHOW, APRIL 22-24, INCLUDES AMATEUR GROWERS	3
March 17, 1949	RURAL RESIDENTS GET FIRE PERMITS	1
March 17, 1949	OVERNIGHT PARKING HIT BY MERCHANTS	1
March 17, 1949	POLICE CRACK DOWN ON “HOT RODS”	1
March 17, 1949	BREWER, SHERMAN S	6
March 17, 1949	CLAYTON, EVA R	8
March 24, 1949	CLICK’S GROCERY – GRAND OPENING	8
March 24, 1949	SPRING BUILDING ACTIVITIES INTEREST GROWING	6
March 24, 1949	FORMER MINNESOTAN BUYS SHELL STATION	9
March 24, 1949	GOVERNMENT PAYS SCHOOLS $30,210	1
March 24, 1949	TEACHER RELATIONS, REPORT CARDS AIRED	11
March 24, 1949	PARADE OF BARBER SHOP QUARTETS DUE HERE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP	9
March 24, 1949	ROSE HILL MINSTREL SHOW IS SUCCESSFUL	6
March 24, 1949	“CLEAN-UP” WEEK GETS UNDER WAY APRIL 4TH	1
March 24, 1949	BRIEF BRIEFS ON THE CITY COUNCIL	8
March 24, 1949	COUNCIL, MAYOR IN POLICE CHIEF DEBATE	1
March 24, 1949	NIGHT PROWLERS LOCATE NEW VICTIM; FIRST HOSS THEFT, NOW AUTO	1
March 24, 1949	BOWEN, JAMES R	6
March 24, 1949	CARLSON, ARTHUR B	7
March 24, 1949	DUTCHER, JOHN CALVIN	13
March 24, 1949	RECREATION TOPIC BEFORE PLANNERS	1
March 24, 1949	LOCAL SCHOOLS SHORE N P TAX PAYMENTS	9
March 24, 1949	CONTRACT TROUBLE HOLDS UP CITY’S SIDEWALK ISSUE	1
March 24, 1949	STATE TO MAINTAIN HIGHWAY THRU TOWN	1
March 24, 1949	JO ANN SAUNDERS, ROBERT ARDELL SHANE	10
March 24, 1949	KIRSTEN BUCK, HANS J ONA	10
March 24, 1949	MARIANNE BECKMAN, MORRIS ROSS	10
March 24, 1949	VIOLEL BULYCA, JACK THOMPSON	10
March 31, 1949	CLICK’S – GRAND OPENING	7
March 31, 1949	ESTHER TYE WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT; MAKE AWARD AT BPW TEA SUNDAY	1
March 31, 1949	CLICK’S OPENING NEW GROCERY AND MARKET ON FRIDAY	7
March 31, 1949	CAMPAIGN TO FIGHT CANCER WILL START HERE THIS FRIDAY, APRIL 1	9
March 31, 1949	EGG DRIVE SET TO START	1
March 31, 1949	NEW ROSE HILL AREA SEEKING ANNEXATION	1
March 31, 1949	O’BRIEN IS NAMED TO SCHOOL BOARD, DOUGLASS RESIGNS	1
March 31, 1949	SPRUCE UP KIRKLAND WEEK STARTS ON MONDAY	13
March 31, 1949	BEAUTIFICATION PROJECTS UNDERWAY IN PREPARATION FOR PRIMROSE SHOW	8
March 31, 1949	DR HEARING GIVES FESTIVAL A HYPO; SHOW NO RESEMBLES RINGLING BROS	1
March 31, 1949	EAST SIDE CLUBS SEEK FETE QUEEN	1
March 31, 1949	EXTEND FIRE HELP MONTH IN ROSE HILL	4
March 31, 1949	COUNCIL TO BE ACTIVE ON MONDAY	1
March 31, 1949	LIQUOR BY DRINK 2 WEEKS AWAY	2
March 31, 1949	ARMY DAY APRIL 6 PROCLAIMED LOCALLY BY MAYOR EVERETT	13
March 31, 1949	FRONT RANKING NAVY AND MARINE BRASS HATS WILL REVIEW KIRKLAND	9
March 31, 1949	NEW ROSE HILL AREA SEEKING ANNEXATION	1
March 31, 1949	LUNCH COUNTER BOSS ON LESCHI IS HONORED	7
March 31, 1949	PLANS MADE FOR CELEBRATING REMOVAL OF FLOATING BRIDGE TOLLS	1
March 31, 1949	REDMOND BRIDGE COMPLETION DATE ANNOUNCED FOR JULY 9TH	3
March 31, 1949	SEWER DIGGING AGAIN UNDERWAY	1
April 7, 1949	HAPPY VALLEY FARMS AND PHANTOM LAKE DAIRY – MERGER	9
April 7, 1949	MORE TAXIS TO SERVE YOU	2
April 7, 1949	HONOR JAMESONS (MR AND MRS W S) ON 55TH ANNIVERSARY	10
April 7, 1949	MUSIC ENTHUSIASTS ASKED IN FORMATION BAND OR ORCHESTRA	3
April 7, 1949	NIMBLE FINGERS BUSY DURING WINTER WHITTLING … (KLEIN, TED)	4
April 7, 1949	POWELL AND JOHNSON BUILDING UNDERWAY	1
April 7, 1949	SALE OF HOUSING PROJECTS OPPOSED BY KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL	3
April 7, 1949	RED CROSS DRIVE NETS TOTAL $2000	6
April 7, 1949	BILL AMES RESIGNS AS KANGAROO GRID COACH	1
April 7, 1949	KINDERGARTENS TO BE CONTINUED, SAYS SCHOOLMAN	2
April 7, 1949	RUTH LORENTZ, JAMES WUBBENA	10
April 7, 1949	AS ‘CLEAN-UP WEEK’ NEARS FINISH DIRT AND DEBRIS BEGIN TO VANISH	8
April 7, 1949	OLD FASHIONED GARDEN TO BE THEME OF PRIMROSE SHOW APRIL 22,23,24	6
April 7, 1949	DAIRY MERGER OF PHANTOM LAKE; HAPPY VALLEY	1
April 7, 1949	ATTORNEYS NAMED ON STREET ISSUE	2
April 7, 1949	BILL AMES RESIGNS AS KANGAROO GRID COACH	1
April 7, 1949	TAXIS CONSOLIDATE STANDS IN UP & UP	1
April 7, 1949	DAN HJORT’S LAUNCH SECOND FISHING BOAT COMPLETE WITH CHRISTENING	1
April 7, 1949	BETTER BUS SERVICE FOR KIRKLAND LOOMS	1
April 7, 1949	SEWER WATER RATES FOR PEOPLE OUTSIDE KIRKLAND’S LIMITS	7
April 14, 1949	COLMAN’S – EARTHQUAKE SALE	6
April 14, 1949	EAST SIDE EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE SLIGHT	1
April 14, 1949	PATRICIA JONES, GORDON WILBUR DAVIS	10
April 14, 1949	CHAMBER VETOES NEEDHAM MOTION	1
April 14, 1949	EGGS BY HUNDREDS WILL LURE YOUNG HUNTERS TO HIGH SCHOOL ON SUNDAY	1
April 14, 1949	HOUGHTON COUNCIL INVESTIGATES INSTALLING OWN WATER SYSTEM	3
April 14, 1949	MCKENZIES, LORENE	8
April 14, 1949	FERRY TRAFFIC IN DECLINE FOR MARCH	1
April 14, 1949	WILL SIGN NEW FERRY AGREEMENT	8
April 14, 1949	BUS TRANSPORTATION INTERESTS HOUGHTON	3
April 14, 1949	HOUGHTON COUNCIL INVESTIGATES INSTALLING OWN WATER SYSTEM	3
April 21, 1949	ASPHALT PAVING CO – GRAND OPENING	7
April 21, 1949	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
April 21, 1949	OUR TOWN (PENNINGTON, LAVERNE M)	2
April 21, 1949	LOCAL CARPENTERS EMPLOYED ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL – CONTRACTOR	3
April 21, 1949	BIDS CALLED FOR NEW NATIONAL GUARD BUILDING	1
April 21, 1949	SALE OF PROJECT A DODGED BY COUNCIL	8
April 21, 1949	BUSINESS TAX SUGGESTED	1
April 21, 1949	UNCOVER FUND THAT MAY HELP PROGRAM	3
April 21, 1949	CITY COUNCILMEN HEAR PROPOSALS FOR ANNEXATION	5
April 21, 1949	LOCAL CARPENTERS EMPLOYED ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL – CONTRACTOR	3
April 21, 1949	SATURDAY NIGHT IS CHARTER NIGHT FOR BARBER SHOP QUARTET SOCIETY	1
April 21, 1949	THREE-DAY PRIMROSE SHOW OPENING FRIDAY	1
April 21, 1949	LATEST FIRE APPRAISAL FOR KIRKLAND UPS BUILDINGS WORTH BY $100,00	5
April 21, 1949	BUSINESS TAX SUGGESTED	1
April 21, 1949	HOUGHTON BRIEF COUNCIL NOTES	9
April 21, 1949	ASPHALT PAVING CO OPENS LOCAL PLANT	1
April 21, 1949	BIDS CALLED FOR NEW NATIONAL GUARD BUILDING	1
April 21, 1949	GILES, CHARLES HENRY BURTON	1
April 21, 1949	WILSON, MRS JAMES	2
April 21, 1949	KIRKLAND ELIGIBLE FOR ENLARGED POST OFFICE…	1
April 21, 1949	CLUB RAISES OBJECTION TO STATE’S SYSTEM OF GRANTING BUS FRANCHISE	8
April 21, 1949	EAST SIDE TRAFFIC PROBLEM KNOTTY	1
April 21, 1949	GARBAGE RATE DUE FOR 15% INCREASE	7
April 21, 1949	WORK IS RESUMED ON SEWER PROJECT	1
April 28, 1949	LAKESIDE HARDWARE – NEW LOCATION	6
April 28, 1949	OUR TOWN (HALVERSON, CLARENCE E)	2
April 28, 1949	WON’T POSTPONE SALE OF PROJECT CITY IS ADVISED	1
April 28, 1949	THE GOOD OL’ DAYS (BASEBALL)	4
April 28, 1949	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TACKLES BUSINESS TAX	3
April 28, 1949	PHYLLIS CRABTREE, FRED LIND	10
April 28, 1949	OVER 700 JAM-PACK AUDITORIUM TO SEE BARBERS HARMONIZE	6
April 28, 1949	BRIDGE CELEBRATION PLAN MOVING AHEAD; CARAVANS EXPECTED	2
April 28, 1949	PRIMROSE SHOW HERE OVER WEEK END ATTRACTS 6220 PERSONS	9
April 28, 1949	CLOSER CHECKING OF PARKING METERS	1
April 28, 1949	BRIDGE CELEBRATION PLAN MOVING AHEAD; CARAVANS EXPECTED	2
April 28, 1949	NEW 2-A HIGHWAY TO PARALLEL 116TH AVENUE	1
April 28, 1949	SIDEWALK PROJECT GETS GREEN LIGHT	1
April 28, 1949	MAXINE COLSON, MAX R BRUMMET	10
May 5, 1949	FIRST NATIONAL BANK – NEW BUILDING	14
May 5, 1949	PASTIME CAFE – NEW CORAL ROOM	11
May 5, 1949	REGINALD COURTS’ 15TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ATTRACTS 100 FRIEND	11
May 5, 1949	THEATRE GROUP SEEKS FORMATION UNDER NEW COOPERATIVE PLAY PLAN	11
May 5, 1949	ORCHID GOES TO MARY ARNOLD, 97; HER FATHER TAUGHT GENERAL GRANT	9
May 5, 1949	YOUNG GRANDPARENTS CLAIMED BY INFANT (HARKINS, TERRIE ANN)	3
May 5, 1949	BOOM LOWERED ON OWNER OF ANCIENT DOCK PROPERTY IN SOUTH KIRKLAND	3
May 5, 1949	NEW STRUCTURES DOT DOWNTOWN	7
May 5, 1949	OKEY PERMIT FOR NEW TRADEWELL	6
May 5, 1949	GUY FARRAR WILL BUILD GROUP OF NEW HOMES HERE	6
May 5, 1949	THREE HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION NEAR LAKE AT ROSE POINT	7
May 5, 1949	BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $339614 DURING PAST YEAR IN CITY LIMITS…	7
May 5, 1949	KIRKLAND IS GROWING, POPULATION IS MOUNTING; RURAL LIVING PLEASING	6
May 5, 1949	PART OF ROSE HILL IS ANNEXED BY CITY	6
May 5, 1949	HIGHEST RATING TO BAND AND ORCHESTRA	3
May 5, 1949	PIG THAT VACUUMS FLOOR, GETS SHED OF DIRTY SOCKS COMING TO KIRKLAND	9
May 5, 1949	SUMMER FESTIVAL BOOKED AUGUST 8	1
May 5, 1949	B RESIDENTS FLEE FRIDAY NOON FIRE	1
May 5, 1949	COURTESY TICKETS GIVEN BY OFFICERS	1
May 5, 1949	HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GIVEN RECEPTION BY BPW ORGANIZATION	1
May 5, 1949	SET RECREATION 1950 BUDGETS OF NEAR $6000	1
May 5, 1949	BUS HEARING WEDNESDAY ON SEATTLE SERVICE	1
May 5, 1949	BUMPS, RUTS UNDER ATTACK	1
May 5, 1949	JOYCE BROOKS, LEON L NICHOLS	11
May 5, 1949	RUTH WELKE, JOHN NEEDHAM	1
May 12, 1949	PIONEER FEED & FUEL – OPEN HOUSE	12
May 12, 1949	4-H POULTRY CLUB IS FORMED HERE	1
May 12, 1949	NEW DRAMA GROUP CALLS FOR ACTORS, STAGE HANDS, TO SELECT 3-ACT PL	8
May 12, 1949	CHAMBER GROUP TOURS SCHOOL	2
May 12, 1949	PATROL BOYS, GIRLS TO HAVE OUTING AT PLAYLAND FOR WORK	1
May 12, 1949	NEWEST ANNEXATION REQUEST HEARING SET	1
May 12, 1949	$866,000 BUDGET FOR SCHOOLS OK	8
May 12, 1949	CHAMBER GROUP TOURS SCHOOL	2
May 12, 1949	HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT ON JUNE 8	1
May 12, 1949	MCLAUGHLIN NAMED SCHOOL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR	1
May 12, 1949	PRE-SCHOOL WINS GOLD TREE AWARD	9
May 12, 1949	ROSE HILL SCHOOL TO HAVE NEW BOSS	7
May 12, 1949	MISSES AND MATRONS MODEL GOWNS WORN IN THE DAYS OF “WAY BACK WHEN	10
May 12, 1949	BEACHES UNDERGO POLLUTION TESTS	1
May 12, 1949	CANDIDATES FOR BRIDGE FETE QUEEN WILL PARADE HERE FOR FEDERATED C	7
May 12, 1949	$1300 DEFICIT NOW FACES FIREMEN; NEED EXTRA HELP	1
May 12, 1949	FIRE PROTECTION ROSE HILL TOPIC	2
May 12, 1949	HOUGHTON COUNCIL BRIEF, BRIEFS	5
May 12, 1949	HOUGHTON FOLKS TO LAY OWN DUST	5
May 12, 1949	HOUGHTON GROUP TO OUTLINE BUDGET	11
May 12, 1949	BEACHES UNDERGO POLLUTION TESTS	1
May 12, 1949	14-YEAR OLD GIRL ON ‘BEER’ SPREE	1
May 12, 1949	CHECK ON PARKING TIME NETS CASH	1
May 12, 1949	BRADSHAW, SARAH	5
May 12, 1949	NELSON, CHARLES E	5
May 12, 1949	4-H POULTRY CLUB IS FORMED HERE	1
May 12, 1949	ACTIVE CLUBBERS SEEKING MARBLE CHAMPION	3
May 12, 1949	EAGLES PURCHASE WATERFRONT SITE	5
May 12, 1949	OUR TOWN (EAST SIDE GARDEN CLUB)	2
May 12, 1949	AMERICAN LEGION DISTRICT SPRING CONFERENCE HERE ON JUNE 3RD	9
May 12, 1949	INSTALL MINIATURE PLAYING EQUIPMENT	7
May 12, 1949	FIRE PROTECTION ROSE HILL TOPIC	2
May 12, 1949	ROSE HILL SCHOOL TO HAVE NEW BOSS	7
May 12, 1949	EXPRESS DOUBT ON DIRECT BUS ROUTE TO SEATTLE	1
May 12, 1949	HOUGHTON FOLKS TO LAY OWN DUST	5
May 12, 1949	REPAIR WORK ON YARROW POINT ROADS STARTED	1
May 12, 1949	MEETING MONDAY ON NORWOOD HOME PLAN	5
May 19, 1949	OUR TOWN (NEEDHAM, ARTHUR E)	2
May 19, 1949	THREE COMMERCIAL BUILDING OPENINGS SET FOR MAY, JUNE	7
May 19, 1949	FIRST OF FARRAR HOMES STARTED; NEARS COMPLETION	6
May 19, 1949	PROPOSE SALE PROJECTS A-B BY OCTOBER	1
May 19, 1949	OPPORTUNITY BOND DRIVE STARTS HERE	1
May 19, 1949	ANCIENT BUILDINGS AND PIERS MAKING WAY FOR IMPROVEMENT	5
May 19, 1949	BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATIONS INCREASING HERE	7
May 19, 1949	CONGRESSMAN PUSHES HARD ON $45000 FOR LOCAL SCHOOL DEFICIT	3
May 19, 1949	VEHICLE TRAFFIC UP ON THE LESCHI	14
May 19, 1949	FARES INCREASE GRANTED BUS LINE	1
May 19, 1949	FLOATING BRIDGE TOLLS TO BE LIFTED JULY 2	1
May 19, 1949	FOUR CONTRACTORS BID ON SIDEWALKS; LOW IS $278,270	2
May 19, 1949	COUNCIL APPROVES ROSE POINT WATER LINE	1
May 19, 1949	MEMORIAL FUND TO AID EAGLE CHILDREN OF WORLD WAR DEAD	7
May 26, 1949	EARL’S AUTO PARTS – NEW LOCATION	12
May 26, 1949	COMMUNITY THEATRE HAS FIRST ELECTION, WILL SELECT PLAY	1
May 26, 1949	AUTO PARTS STORE IS MOVING WED. LARGER QUARTERS	2
May 26, 1949	SECOND LAKE CROSSING IS URGED BY KIRKLAND C OF C	1
May 26, 1949	JULY 12 ELECTION DATE ANNEXATION	1
May 26, 1949	STATE CHAMPION (DAVIS, LUTHER – PHOTO)	1
May 26, 1949	CENTRAL MAY POLE DANCE (PHOTO)	1
May 26, 1949	PLANS VIRTUALLY COMPLETE FOR TOLL BRIDGE CELEBRATION ON JULY 2	9
May 26, 1949	UNITS MARCH IN MEMORIAL PARADE HERE	1
May 26, 1949	KIRKLAND SIDEWALK PROJECT RUNS AFOUL; DELAYED UNTIL JANUARY	3
May 26, 1949	NO DUSTY STREETS IF YOU PAY A FEE	1
May 26, 1949	SECOND LAKE CROSSING IS URGED BY KIRKLAND C OF C	1
May 26, 1949	WATER RATES UP 25 CENTS FOR ALL RESIDENCES	1
May 26, 1949	BARBARA PUTT, BURTON WALKER	10
June 2, 1949	OUR TOWN (MCKIBBEN, ERNEST C)	2
June 2, 1949	CANTEEN WILL MOVE, BARRACKS COME DOWN	3
June 2, 1949	COMMITTEE’S CITY STUDY NEARS FINISH	1
June 2, 1949	SENIOR CLASS GRADUATES WEDNESDAY	1
June 2, 1949	STUDENTS DEDICATE ANNUAL TO R R BOYD, ADVISOR AND COACH	11
June 2, 1949	UGH! HEAP BIG CHIEF RAINWATER TO BRING TRIBE HERE FOR SUMMER FETE	4
June 2, 1949	WILL ADD PRECINCTS TO SPEED UP VOTING	1
June 2, 1949	COLORFUL PARADE, MEMORIAL RITES, HONOR HEROES WHO DIED IN BATTLE	1
June 2, 1949	PENNIES, NICKELS SAME EVERY WEEK POLICE DISCOVER	1
June 2, 1949	KLAMM, WILLIAM	5
June 2, 1949	BRIDGE TOLL ELIMINATION, HIGHWAY SEEN AS BOON TO LOCAL REAL ESTATE	8
June 2, 1949	EXPAND DISTRICT SUMMER RECREATION	1
June 2, 1949	BOXING SHOW FOR LOCALS IS BILLED	9
June 2, 1949	BARBARA LEWIS, ROBERT REED	4
June 2, 1949	GEORGIA LOU SAVILLE, ROLFE AUSEN	4
June 9, 1949	OUR TOWN (COLMAN, ROY B)	2
June 9, 1949	12 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES WIN $2000 SCHOLARSHIPS	1
June 9, 1949	THESE 129 “FORTY-NINERS” RECEIVE HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS (PHOTOS)	1
June 9, 1949	CARAVAN FROM HERE IN TOLL CELEBRATION	1
June 9, 1949	NEW P O ROUTES FOR REDMOND, KIRKLAND AREAS	1
June 9, 1949	DONUT FACTORY ESTABLISHED HERE	14
June 9, 1949	HOUGHTON BEACH HAS RED CROSS GUARD	14
June 9, 1949	VFW INCREASES MEMBERSHIP 144%	2
June 9, 1949	SWIMMING PROGRAM OPENS MONDAY, TRANSPORTATION IS FREE IN DISTRICT	1
June 9, 1949	ROSE HILL WATER CONNECTIONS UP	5
June 9, 1949	NEW WATER LINE IS STALEMATED	1
June 9, 1949	ROSE HILL WATER CONNECTIONS UP	5
June 9, 1949	GIVEN MEDAL IN FATHER’S MEMORY (HORNER, MARGARET – WILLIAM)	1
June 9, 1949	MAXINE ROBERTS, RICHARD MATHEWSON	4
June 16, 1949	OUR TOWN (EVERETT, HARRY MILTON)	2
June 16, 1949	MULLIGAN’S ANNOUNCE STORE REMODELING FOR “SELF-SERVICE”	7
June 16, 1949	CHAMBER PUTS OK ON SALES CLASSES	1
June 16, 1949	CITY STUDY REPORT DUE ON MONDAY	1
June 16, 1949	1949 GRADUATING CLASS LOOKS PUNY; LOOK AT THE NUMBER OF SOPHS	12
June 16, 1949	HOUGHTON SEEKS OWN RURAL, TOWN DELIVERY	1
June 16, 1949	LOCATI, ALENE MAY	15
June 16, 1949	KENNETH L MILES ASSUMES PULPIT	14
June 16, 1949	CROSSING PROTECTION SEEN FOR HOUGHTON	7
June 23, 1949	OUR TOWN (RAMQUIST, REUEL T)	2
June 23, 1949	SENOR PAUL RAZZORE WILL CARRY GARBAGE IF MANY KIRKLAND FRIENDS ME	7
June 23, 1949	FORCE WORK STOPPAGE ON SCHOOL	1
June 23, 1949	CHAMBER GROUP FACES CROSSROADS	1
June 23, 1949	CHARLOTTE HAZELET, ARMUS TURTAINEN	10
June 23, 1949	GLORIA MORTENSEN, EARL STEBERL	10
June 23, 1949	PATRICIA ANN BROGAN, MYRON JOHNSON	10
June 23, 1949	PLAN CITY-WIDE BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM, SEEK COOPERATION OF ALL	8
June 23, 1949	CITY ON BAND WAGON FOR TOLL SPAN FETE; SEEK FLOAT ENTRIES	6
June 23, 1949	FEDERATED CLUBS IN RIFF OVER QUEENS	1
June 23, 1949	GOVERNOR WILL CUT RIBBON AT TOLL PLAZA PRECISELY AT 4:32 JULY 2ND	6
June 23, 1949	COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS MAYOR ASSISTANT	1
June 23, 1949	REPORT ON YOUR CITY	1
June 23, 1949	DIEW, WASHINGTON A	5
June 23, 1949	DONALD, WILLIAM R	5
June 23, 1949	HILL, JANE	8
June 23, 1949	PRINCE, FRANCES GRAHAM	7
June 23, 1949	SALMI, VICKI LOU	1
June 23, 1949	DAY CAMP OPENS IN KIRKLAND PARK	1
June 23, 1949	GOVERNOR WILL CUT RIBBON AT TOLL PLAZA PRECISELY AT 4:32 JULY 2ND	6
June 23, 1949	CITY APPROVES $100,000 WATER SYSTEM MODERNIZATION, EXTENSION PROGRESS	1
June 23, 1949	COMMITTEE STUDY ON GARBAGE BIDS	1
June 23, 1949	JOYCE LORRAINE HOLEN, RICHARD E NELSON	7
June 30, 1949	OUR TOWN (FERGUSON, WALTER V)	2
June 30, 1949	ACTION OVERDUE ON GUARD BUILDING	8
June 30, 1949	LAKEVIEW TERRACE ON SALE NEXT WEEK	1
June 30, 1949	MULLIGAN’S BEGIN SELF SERVE PLAN	1
June 30, 1949	REVIVAL OF CHAMBER IS LAUNCHED	1
June 30, 1949	LOCAL DAY NURSERY, STARTED IN 1942 FOR WAR WORKER’S CHILDREN, OPEN	17
June 30, 1949	HUB OF THE EASTSIDE (AERIAL PHOTO OF DOWNTOWN)	12
June 30, 1949	KIRKLAND AS “HUB GREATER EAST SIDE”, LARGEST INCORPORATED CITY	13
June 30, 1949	ALICE MAE SCHULTZ, CHARLES F EMERY	10
June 30, 1949	DERBY COMMITTEE PLANNING FLOAT IN TOLL REMOVAL FETE THIS SATURDAY	14
June 30, 1949	JUANITA MISS WILL RIDE IN BRIDGE QUEEN’S ROYAL FLOAT IN PARADE	9
June 30, 1949	SUMMER FESTIVAL CRAMMED FULL OF SPARKLING ACTS	16
June 30, 1949	EARLY TRANSPORTATION (OLD PHOTO OF REDMOND-KIRKLAND STAGE)	2
June 30, 1949	LIFTING OF TARIFFS ON LAKE BRIDGE RECALLS EARLY TRANSPORTATION DA	13
June 30, 1949	PREDICTED BRIDGE FIFTY YEARS AGO	12
June 30, 1949	TOLL CELEBRATION IS REMINISCENT OF DAYS WHEN “ELFIN” PLIED THE LA	15
June 30, 1949	NATIONAL GUARD UNIT TAKES TARGET HONORS AT SUMMER CAMP	3
June 30, 1949	RECOR, HAROLD	1
June 30, 1949	BROWNIE TROOPS GROW IN STATURE FROM SMALL BEGINNINGS	9
June 30, 1949	RECREATION PROGRAM AT HEIGHTS EXPANDS WITH STAFF LARGER	17
June 30, 1949	REV BAILEY TO LEAVE KIRKLAND, GOING TO OLYMPIA	14
June 30, 1949	TOLL CELEBRATION IS REMINISCENT OF DAYS WHEN “ELFIN” PLIED THE LA	15
June 30, 1949	$10,000,000 BRIDGE TOLL FREE SATURDAY	1
June 30, 1949	BRIDGE FACTS AND FIGURES	1
June 30, 1949	LIFTING OF TARIFFS ON LAKE BRIDGE RECALLS EARLY TRANSPORTATION DA	13
June 30, 1949	PREDICTED BRIDGE FIFTY YEARS AGO	12
June 30, 1949	PHONE DIRECTORY READY FOR PATRONS	8
June 30, 1949	CATHERINE GORDON, ARNOLD GUNDERSON	3
June 30, 1949	DENVERTA THOMAS, ALLEN MCKINNEY	10
June 30, 1949	JOAN BARNETT, ALFRED RIGGS	10
July 7, 1949	TROTTER SEWING MACHINE SERVICE – GRAND OPENING	8
July 7, 1949	CASTING STARTING ON CLAUDIA BY PLAYERS	1
July 7, 1949	SUMMER BAND TRAINING PROGRAM STARTED FOR 62 MUSIC STUDENTS	3
July 7, 1949	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	6
July 7, 1949	OUR TOWN (AVERY, RON)	2
July 7, 1949	POWELL, JOHNSON IN NEW QUARTERS	2
July 7, 1949	SECTION ROSE HILL FAVORS ANNEXATION	1
July 7, 1949	THERE’S NO TIME TO LOSE… (NEW BRIDGE)	2
July 7, 1949	SUMMER FESTIVAL QUEEN TO BE NAMED	1
July 7, 1949	FOUL BALL MAY COST CITY $700 DAMAGES	1
July 7, 1949	SLIGHT DECREASE IN TRAFFIC NOTED	1
July 7, 1949	BRIDGE CELEBRATION CARAVAN SCORES ALONG 50-MILE ROUTE TO CEREMONIES	12
July 7, 1949	GEARS GREASED BY CHAMBER FOR NEW BRIDGE CROSSING	1
July 7, 1949	MOVEMENT STARTS FOR SECOND LAKE CROSSING	1
July 7, 1949	AUTOMATIC DIAL PHONES BY 1950, TOLLS OFF SOME	1
July 7, 1949	ORDER WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT, STUDY BIDS ON FIRST THREE PARTS	1
July 7, 1949	MARGARET HEINRICH, ED BOMAN	8
July 14, 1949	OUR TOWN (GATES, EARL W)	2
July 14, 1949	WAY BEING CLEARED FOR NEW NATIONAL GUARD SERVICE BLDG	6
July 14, 1949	CHAMBER REPORT URGES FULL-TIME SECRETARY; NO BOARD DIRECTORS	3
July 14, 1949	PLAYGROUND PROGRAM IS ATTRACTING BOYS AND GIRLS DAILY TO CIVIC CE	2
July 14, 1949	LAKEVIEW TERRACE SALE STARTING DATE STILL UNCERTAIN, OFFICIALS SAY	5
July 14, 1949	ROSE HILL ANNEXATION REJECTED 80 TO 30	1
July 14, 1949	HUNDREDS OF HORSES, FLOATS BY GROSS TO BE IN KIRKLAND SUMMER FEST	6
July 14, 1949	KIDDIES PARADE PLANS LOOM LARGE	1
July 14, 1949	HOT RODS ROAR AND RESIDENTS RAVE; TURN DOWNTOWN STREETS INTO TRACK	1
July 14, 1949	POLICE CAPTURE SAFEWAY THIEVES	1
July 14, 1949	POLICEMAN HALTS AIRPLANE FLIGHT	1
July 14, 1949	WAY BEING CLEARED FOR NEW NATIONAL GUARD SERVICE BLDG	6
July 14, 1949	RIGGS, CLARENCE C	2
July 14, 1949	ROSE HILL ORGANIZATIONS ARE BACKING NEW SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM	6
July 14, 1949	FORMER RESIDENT HOLDS PRESBYTERY POST IN ILLINOIS	6
July 14, 1949	ROSE HILL ANNEXATION REJECTED 80 TO 30	1
July 14, 1949	FATE OF KIRKLAND-SEATTLE FERRY STILL HANGING IN THE BALANCE	9
July 14, 1949	ROAD ASSOCIATION WILL SPEARHEAD CROSSING SURVEY	1
July 14, 1949	H AASHEIM FIRST IN PHONE BOOK; ZWEIFELHOFER IN LAST; JOHNSONS MOST	9
July 14, 1949	PAT DOBBS, GLEN GRIFFIS	10
July 14, 1949	PHYLLIS ANN CRABTREE, FREDERICK LIND	10
July 21, 1949	ONE THINGS FOR CERTAIN; FESTIVAL QUEEN IS A-NO 1 (GASCH, DIANE)	2
July 21, 1949	OUR TOWN (BARGEWELL, WALTER S)	2
July 21, 1949	COUNCIL DIFFERS ON DOCK DISPOSAL; MOORAGE SOUGHT	9
July 21, 1949	LOCAL CHURCH STARTS BASEMENT BUILDING; COST ABOUT $25000	6
July 21, 1949	EAST SIDE ROTARIANS HERE ATOMIC EXPERT	6
July 21, 1949	PATSY BROGAN, MYRON JOHNSON	6
July 21, 1949	DIANE GASCH SELECTED TO RULE OVER SUMMER FESTIVAL HERE ON AUG 6	1
July 21, 1949	$7200 CLAIM FILED AGAINST CITY FOR CRICKET BALL INJURY	1
July 21, 1949	HOUGHTON COUNCIL BRIEF BRIEFS	14
July 21, 1949	POLICE DEPARTMENT ISSUES WARNING TO 2-ON-1 BICYCLISTS	3
July 21, 1949	MORGAN, MRS C E	6
July 21, 1949	NELSON, CLARA	5
July 21, 1949	DEFICIT OPERATION FACES CITY FERRY BY END OF JULY	9
July 21, 1949	COMPLAINTS MANY IN PHONE HEARING	1
July 21, 1949	WATER, SEWER PROJECTS GET GREEN LIGHT	1
July 21, 1949	STRONG WINDS TOSS JUANITA BAY BOATS	12
July 28, 1949	MULLIGAN’S – FIRE SALE	5
July 28, 1949	FERRY IMPORTANT TO FRANK GILBERT, HE’S PLIED LAKE FOR NEARLY 50 Y	1
July 28, 1949	OUR TOWN (BRATT, JOHN H)	2
July 28, 1949	BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $89600	6
July 28, 1949	CITY TO CONDEMN KIRKLAND AVE BUILDING	9
July 28, 1949	EXPLOSION BLOWS OUT WINDOWS OF HARRIS SHOE STORE	7
July 28, 1949	MULLIGAN $75000 FIRE CAUSE STILL IS UNDETERMINED (PHOTO)	1
July 28, 1949	PAULSON PRAISES WORK OF FIREMEN	5
July 28, 1949	PETERSEN, NELS	16
July 28, 1949	POWELL, OLIVE	14
July 28, 1949	HOUGHTON PARK CONCESSION BID CALLED BY COUNTY	1
July 28, 1949	DECLINE IN FERRY REVENUES AND PASSENGERS CITED BY HAUN	3
July 28, 1949	REFUSE BUS SERVICE FROM HEIGHTS TO SEATTLE	1
July 28, 1949	SURVEY OF SECOND LAKE CROSSING PROBABLE	1
July 28, 1949	AUTOMATIC PHONE EQUIPMENT EXPECTED HERE BY NOVEMBER	1
July 28, 1949	OPEN BIDS TOTALING $64373 FOR CITY’S WATER SYSTEM PROGRAM	7
July 28, 1949	WATER STORAGE COVER TO USE OLD TRUSSES PREVIOUSLY TOO HIGH	1
July 28, 1949	MINNIE MUHS, DAMON L CHAMNESS	2
July 28, 1949	RUTH LORENTZ, JAMES WUBBENA	10
August 4, 1949	MULLIGAN’S – FIRE SALE	6
August 4, 1949	YOUTHS TURN OUT FOR CANTEEN JOB	1
August 4, 1949	FESTIVAL OPENS FRIDAY	1
August 4, 1949	FESTIVAL PROGRAM	1
August 4, 1949	‘GOSSITE’ PLANT FUNCTIONING OK, CHAMBER IS TOLD	2
August 4, 1949	KIRKLAND MERCHANT, “SLOW” MOVING CAR, IS THROWN IN JAIL BY OFFICE	1
August 4, 1949	BOWEN, MABEL	8
August 4, 1949	BROOKS, HENRY	8
August 4, 1949	ROTARY TO HEAR EMMETT WATSON	1
August 4, 1949	PLAN NUMBERING FOR CITY STREETS AT LONG MEETING	1
August 4, 1949	CITY STUDIES POSSIBILITY OF OPERATING MUNICIPAL POWER SYSTEM	9
August 4, 1949	CONTRACTS SIGNED FOR FIRST PORTION OF WATER EXTENSION PROGRAM	3
August 4, 1949	COUNCIL APPROVES BOND PURCHASE FOR WATER MAINS	2
August 4, 1949	DOLLY NELSON, WILLIAM ELLIS	10
August 4, 1949	PATRICIA ANN BROGAN, MYRON F JOHNSON	11
August 4, 1949	PATRICIA LANE WOLD, WILLIAM L CLARK	10
August 11, 1949	TELEPHONE SERVICE – TELEPHONE EXPANSION STATS	3
August 11, 1949	CITY BAND PLAYS IN CONCERT HERE ON FRIDAY NIGHT	1
August 11, 1949	OUR TOWN (BEARDSLEY, WALTER H)	2
August 11, 1949	POWELL BUILDING WORK UNDERWAY	7
August 11, 1949	LAKEVIEW TERRACE NURSERY SPACE CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE	3
August 11, 1949	BOOKTER’S MOVE	1
August 11, 1949	K-L MACHINE WORKS CHANGES OWNERSHIP	3
August 11, 1949	BARBARA HARIG, RAY CONOVER	10
August 11, 1949	FESTIVAL FINANCES OKEY; STUDY VITAL REPORT NEXT WEEK	1
August 11, 1949	FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS (PHOTOS OF SUMMER FESTIVAL)	1
August 11, 1949	KIRKLAND SUMMER FESTIVAL PARADE DECLARED “FINEST”	1
August 11, 1949	WINNERS IN FESTIVAL FLOAT PARADE PICKED; ROSE POINT TAKES TOP SPOT	1
August 11, 1949	HOUGHTON CALLS FOR BIDS ON STREET LIGHTING	1
August 11, 1949	HOUGHTON WILL CALL FOR GARBAGE BIDS	3
August 11, 1949	PLANT GETS SET FOR PRODUCTION (PUGET SOUND PRODUCTS COMPANY)	2
August 11, 1949	JUDGE CONTINUES AVERY’S HEARING	1
August 11, 1949	PATROL CHIEF IN TRAFFIC WARNING	16
August 11, 1949	BROOKS, HENRY	14
August 11, 1949	KELLIE, VELBORG	4
August 11, 1949	LAUNCH DRIVE TO SAVE BALL PARK LIGHTS	1
August 11, 1949	FEDERATED CLUBS URGE 2ND BRIDGE	8
August 11, 1949	FOUR LANE HIGHWAY TO HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND GAINS SUPPORT	9
August 11, 1949	CONCRETE COVER TO REPLACE WOOD TRUSS OVER CITY’S WATER RESERVOIR	13
August 11, 1949	GATES LASHES OUT AT COMMISSION’S PHONE REPORT	2
August 11, 1949	GLORIA MORTENSEN, EARL STEBERL	10
August 11, 1949	PHYLLIS WARNECK, BURYL ROCKWELL	10
August 18, 1949	STATUS OF LAKEVIEW TERRACE NURSERY CAUSES LIVELY DISCUSSION	3
August 18, 1949	FURNITURE MAN TAKES OVER AT KIRK. HARDWARE	9
August 18, 1949	NEW BARBER TAKES OVER HAP’S PLACE	8
August 18, 1949	CHANGE IN CHAMBER OPERATION TABLED; UP AGAIN TUESDAY	2
August 18, 1949	FUND IS STARTED FOR BERKEYS BY FAMILY’S FRIENDS	1
August 18, 1949	CHAMBER QUANDRY	2
August 18, 1949	CITY ADMINISTRATION	2
August 18, 1949	DOUBLE-SHIFTING IN UPPER FIVE GRADES NEEDED	1
August 18, 1949	NEW SCHOOL TEACHERS (PHOTOS)	1
August 18, 1949	SCHOOLS OPENING ON SEPTEMBER 7, ATTENDANCE SOARS	1
August 18, 1949	CLAIREMAE SNYDER, DON BECHTEL	10
August 18, 1949	NETTIE LOU BRANSON, WALTER VERNE FERGUSON	10
August 18, 1949	MUSIC ENTHUSIASTS HEAR BAND CONCERT	3
August 18, 1949	NEW EAST SIDE RESIDENT TELLS HIS IMPRESSIONS OF LIFE IN UNITED ST	7
August 18, 1949	P O GOES MODERN; PUSH-BUTTON STAMP VENDOR INSTALLED	7
August 18, 1949	RAGSDALE, LEE C	8
August 18, 1949	SMILEY, FRANCES	8
August 18, 1949	STREET DANCE TO GET LIGHTS DRIVE UNDERWAY FRI	1
August 18, 1949	N P OFFICE WILL CLOSE SATURDAYS	1
August 18, 1949	$200,000 WATER SYSTEM CONTRACTS LET	1
August 18, 1949	DIAL EQUIPMENT IN NEW BUILDING	3
August 18, 1949	MABEL HANSON, WILBURT POOL	10
August 25, 1949	OUR TOWN (ANDERSON, MR AND MRS ORVAL E)	2
August 25, 1949	SPACIOUS STRUCTURE IS THE ‘LAST WORD’ IN MODERN LIVING (HARGRAVE)	6
August 25, 1949	GOOD FRIENDS AND GOOD CITIZENS AID BERKEY WIDOW, THREE SMALL CHILDREN	1
August 25, 1949	THIRTY NEW TEACHERS ADDED TO STAFF	1
August 25, 1949	BARBER QUARTETS STAGE JAMBOREE SATURDAY NIGHT	1
August 25, 1949	LOCAL BRUSH FIRES CONSTANT MENACE	1
August 25, 1949	KIRKLAND INDUSTRY (PHOTO OF “LITTERATORS”)	1
August 25, 1949	KIRKLAND POULTRYMAN INVENTS HANDY ITEM FOR STIRRING CHICKEN LITTER	12
August 25, 1949	PAGING FBI! BOYS DISCOVER GUNS NEAR PIER AT SHIPYARDS SATURDAY	13
August 25, 1949	DOBBS, MARY L	15
August 25, 1949	MARCYES, EDWARD W	5
August 25, 1949	STUART, VIOLA	1
August 25, 1949	WHITING, CLARENCE J	5
August 25, 1949	LEWIS BAILEY TO DELIVER LAST SERVICE SUNDAY	14
August 25, 1949	EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (LESCHI FERRY)	1
August 25, 1949	STATE ASSISTANCE FOR FERRY SOUGHT	1
August 25, 1949	DOROTHY HAINES, CHARLES WESCOTT	10
September 1, 1949	JAPAN CONTACTED DIRECTLY IN EARLY PICKUP BY F J KING, RADIO “HAM”	8
September 1, 1949	OUR TOWN (MORGAN, LEONARD)	2
September 1, 1949	CONGREGATION MOVES INTO NEW AUDITORIUM	11
September 1, 1949	FUND FOR BERKEY FAMILY IS GROWING; GENEROUS CONTRIBUTORS AID DRIVE	1
September 1, 1949	THE FERRY IS DOOMED!	1
September 1, 1949	ADULT EDUCATION FALL TERM COURSES WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 26	11
September 1, 1949	SCHOOL OPENING INSTRUCTIONS TOLD	10
September 1, 1949	TEACHERS READY FOR SCHOOL OPENING, STAFF IS INCREASED TO 146	4
September 1, 1949	PACKED HOUSE IN NOVEMBER ASSURE AFTER BARBERS’ SHOWING AT BELLEVUE	2
September 1, 1949	MADAME ZORA, WHO KNOWS NOTHING, FEATURED JUANITA FAIR PERFORMER	2
September 1, 1949	ONLY ONE POLIO CASE REPORTED IN AREA, HEALTH MAN STATES	1
September 1, 1949	GOSSITE PLANT READY FOR FULL PRODUCTION	1
September 1, 1949	JUNIOR GARDENING CLUB BEING ORGANIZED FOR BOYS AND GIRLS	3
September 1, 1949	REVIVAL MEETINGS STARTED AT CHURCH	12
September 1, 1949	FERRY LESCHI’S DAYS ARE NUMBERED — HAUN	1
September 1, 1949	START BRIDGE SURVEY IMMEDIATELY – LANGLIE	1
September 1, 1949	PLAN NEW DUMP FOR EAST SIDE	1
September 1, 1949	MARCELLA MODDISON, BOBBIE LEE LYTLE	4
September 1, 1949	MARJORIE NELSON, JOHN REUTER	4
September 1, 1949	MARLYS JAMES, ARTHUR W MARTIN	4
September 8, 1949	OUR TOWN (VERBARENDSE, JOHN)	2
September 8, 1949	EXPANSION PLANS TOLD BY WAH MEI	6
September 8, 1949	SCHOOL ENROLLMENT APPEARS ON INCREASE	1
September 8, 1949	PRELIMINARY BUDGET SET AT $340,901	1
September 8, 1949	RELIGIOUS CENSUS IN JUANITA PLANNED	14
September 8, 1949	KEEP FERRY ON!	1
September 8, 1949	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR	2
September 8, 1949	DIAL PHONES	1
September 8, 1949	JEANNE AMRINE, VAL MCREARY	10
September 8, 1949	PATRICIA ANN FUERST, GORDON GENE MERRILL	10
September 8, 1949	PHYLLIS WARNECK, BURYL ROCKWELL	10
September 8, 1949	SHARON BRYDEN, HAROLD W KENT JR	10
September 15, 1949	SILVER ANNIVERSARIES OBSERVED SAT. BY C SCOTT’S FRIENDS, MOCK WED	11
September 15, 1949	SALE OF TERRACE AWAITS FRANCHISE GRANT TO UTILITY	1
September 15, 1949	UP ‘N UP RESTAURANT HAS NEW MANAGERS	2
September 15, 1949	LOCAL CANNERY BEEHIVE OF ACTIVITY; OVER 300 HURRY TASTY FRUIT INT	12
September 15, 1949	3959 IN LOCAL CLASSROOMS	9
September 15, 1949	OVER 23 COURSES IN ADULT CLASSES	6
September 15, 1949	NIGHT BURGLARIES NET RADIO, CASH	1
September 15, 1949	CLARK, REV CHESTER M	1
September 15, 1949	PLUMB, FREEMAN H	1
September 15, 1949	RECREATION PROGRAM SET FOR OPENING	1
September 15, 1949	DECK LOADING TO START ON FRIDAY	1
September 15, 1949	CHARLOTTE HAZELET, ARMAS TURTAINEN	10
September 22, 1949	‘THE DRAGON’, IRISH COMEDY, HERE AT CIVIC CENTER ON OCTOBER 15TH	2
September 22, 1949	NEW LAUNDERETTE OPENS TOMORROW	1
September 22, 1949	ASK NEW QUORUM RULE IN CHAMBER	1
September 22, 1949	IRATE OVER UNSAFE BRIDGES – DEMAND ACTION	1
September 22, 1949	PATRICIA VAUX, JOSEPH SIM	10
September 22, 1949	YOUTHS ARRESTED ON AUTO THEFTS, STEAL BURN CAR	1
September 22, 1949	NEW NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY TO OPEN IN KIRKLAND IN OCTOBER	3
September 22, 1949	KIRKLAND NEEDS BETTER TERMINAL	1
September 22, 1949	ASK ROAD GROUP TO SUPPORT SPAN	1
September 22, 1949	IRATE OVER UNSAFE BRIDGES – DEMAND ACTION	1
September 22, 1949	GLORIA WALKER, RONALD WAYNE SHAW	11
September 22, 1949	JEANNE PETERSON, VINCENT BOOKIE	10
September 22, 1949	LOIS HOLMQUIST, WALTER COSTELLO	11
September 29, 1949	OUR TOWN (PATTY, OLLIS W)	2
September 29, 1949	START WARD BUILDING NEAR OLD CITY HALL	1
September 29, 1949	OLD BARRACKS BUILDING USED ENTIRELY FOR ADULT EDUCATION, 500 ENROLL	8
September 29, 1949	MOM’S CAFE HAS NEW OPERATORS	1
September 29, 1949	PLANS SHAPE UP FOR FIRST DISTRICT PARADE OF BARBERSHOP QUARTETS	1
September 29, 1949	DONATION TO FIRE DEPARTMENT SENT IN WITH LETTER EXPRESSING THANKS	7
September 29, 1949	PRE-SCHOOL GROUP TO HEAR NURSE	1
September 29, 1949	LIBRARY PROBLEMS DISCUSSED BY GROUP	8
September 29, 1949	WILL GIVE MEDALS ART GUARD MEETING	1
September 29, 1949	CHAMBER ENTHUSED OVER ART NEEDHAM’S ROADS ASSIGNMENT	1
September 29, 1949	TWO NEW BRIDGES FOR AVONDALE THIS FALL PROMISED BY COUNTY	3
September 29, 1949	VIRGINIA BROWN, JORDAN A FOSLAND	6
October 6, 1949	COUPLES CELEBRATE TWO ANNIVERSARIES (BROWN, MR AND MRS FRED)	1
October 6, 1949	COUPLES CELEBRATE TWO ANNIVERSARIES (LENTZ, MR AND MRS E O)	1
October 6, 1949	BPW WILL OBSERVE BUSINESS WEEK	1
October 6, 1949	CHAMBER BALANCE $315, FITCH SAYS	1
October 6, 1949	SCHOOL BUDGET SET AT $911,981	1
October 6, 1949	JANET BENSON, HOWARD L QUIGLEY	10
October 6, 1949	BARBER ASSIGNMENTS MADE FOR DISTRICT SONG CHAMPIONSHIPS	1
October 6, 1949	SET HEARING FOR FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 41 AROUND KIRKLAND	9
October 6, 1949	CITY COUNCIL CUTS BUDGET TO $276,581	1
October 6, 1949	RESIGNS (WILLIAMS, JOHN)	1
October 6, 1949	INVALID CARS TO BE MADE LOCALLY	8
October 6, 1949	DR JOSEPH D FEEK JOINS LOCAL CLINIC	3
October 6, 1949	IMPROVED BUS SERVICE TO FERRY REDMOND’S NEED	1
October 6, 1949	AVONDALE BRIDGES ARE CAUSE OF FORTY MILE DETOUR BY SCHOOL BUS	1
October 6, 1949	MARION BOYD, ANTHONY W LENTZ	10
October 13, 1949	MANNINGS OBSERVES THEIR 50TH ANNIVERSARY … (MANNING, ROLLAND)	2
October 13, 1949	JANET HAUGEN, IN JOURNAL STORY, DESCRIBES THE SHOPS IN OSLO	10
October 13, 1949	OUR TOWN (PERRINE, E)	2
October 13, 1949	HOSPITAL PLANS ENLARGEMENT, MODERNIZATION	1
October 13, 1949	HOUSING PROJECT SALE WAY CLEARED	1
October 13, 1949	MERCHANDISE SHOW OPENS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21	1
October 13, 1949	NEW MANAGER TAKES OVER KANDY KANE	5
October 13, 1949	SCHOOL EXPANSION PROGRAM WILL BE AIRED IN DISTRICT	1
October 13, 1949	FIRE PREVENTION WEEK PROCLAIMED	1
October 13, 1949	FIREMEN’S PAY IS 20 CENTS AN HOUR BUT WORK ISN’T HARD-ONLY SELDOM	1
October 13, 1949	HOUGHTON ANNEXATION VOTE TUESDAY	1
October 13, 1949	RAISE HOUGHTON BUDGET FOR ’50	8
October 13, 1949	SANFORD, FRANCES ELIZABETH	7
October 13, 1949	BRIDGE DELEGATES FROM AVONDALE TALK WITH EVANS	1
October 13, 1949	GOOD ROADS DELEGATE URGES BOND ISSUE FOR HIGHWAY WORK	3
October 13, 1949	HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT SURVEY ON EAST SIDE IS NOW UNDERWAY	9
October 13, 1949	HIGH WIND DAMAGES BUILDINGS, TREES EAST OF JUANITA ON WEDNESDAY	7
October 20, 1949	H GALTS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING AT FAMILY GATHERING	10
October 20, 1949	OUR TOWN (MCEVOY, JAMES P )	2
October 20, 1949	RADIO HAMS … GET TOGETHER HERE (KING, F J “JINX”)	1
October 20, 1949	WORK UNDERWAY ON THEIN-WALLACE MODERN MEDICAL AND OPTICAL CLINIC	8
October 20, 1949	MERCHANDISE SHOW STRESSES FACT CITY IS EAST SIDE MARKET PLACE	1
October 20, 1949	CITIZENS WILL VOTE ON CITY-MANAGER PLAN	1
October 20, 1949	NEW COUNCILMAN TO REPRESENT HILL	1
October 20, 1949	AERO MECHANICS’ UNION PRESIDENT SAYS RAGING DISPUTE NEARLY OVER	12
October 20, 1949	RUBBER CHECKS AFFECT KIRKLAND JUSTICE WARNS	1
October 20, 1949	WORK UNDERWAY ON THEIN-WALLACE MODERN MEDICAL AND OPTICAL CLINIC	8
October 20, 1949	NATIONAL VFW VICE-COMMANDER CHARLES RALLS TO VISIT HERE	9
October 20, 1949	FEDERATED CLUBS SHOW CONCERN OVER LACK OF RECREATION SITES	3
October 20, 1949	NEW COUNCILMAN TO REPRESENT HILL	1
October 20, 1949	NATIONAL VFW VICE-COMMANDER CHARLES RALLS TO VISIT HERE	9
October 27, 1949	GUARD ADJ. GENERAL TO AID DEDICATION NEW GUARD BUILDING	1
October 27, 1949	BROCKMAN MOVING DISTRICT OFFICE TO NEW QUARTERS	1
October 27, 1949	KIRKLAND ONLY $290 SHORT OF COMMUNITY FUND QUOTA	3
October 27, 1949	MAYOR WILL SET CITY ELECTION DATE TODAY	1
October 27, 1949	PROS AND CONS OF MANAGER PLAN ARE AIRED	1
October 27, 1949	GUARD ADJ. GENERAL TO AID DEDICATION NEW GUARD BUILDING	1
October 27, 1949	MCEVERS, LULU	3
October 27, 1949	WILL OPEN BIDS NEXT WEEK FOR AVONDALE BRIDGE	1
November 3, 1949	SILVER ANNIVERSARY HELD BY GEORGE WATT	8
November 3, 1949	OUR TOWN (HOLMES, GEORGE W)	2
November 3, 1949	BARBERS PREPARING FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS	1
November 3, 1949	COUNCIL-MANAGER PLAN IS AIRED BEFORE PUBLIC	1
November 3, 1949	STATE PARK FOR JUANITA IS BOOSTED BY COORDINATING COUNCIL COMMITTEE	1
November 3, 1949	KUNGLAND, TOM	8
November 3, 1949	WALKER, JUNE	1
November 3, 1949	WHALEN, LESTER RALPH SR	8
November 3, 1949	STATE PARK FOR JUANITA IS BOOSTED BY COORDINATING COUNCIL COMMITTEE	1
November 3, 1949	FRANCES GREGG, RUDOLPH VAN AALST	10
November 3, 1949	MAXINE LINDSEY, CHARLES ROSS	10
November 10, 1949	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
November 10, 1949	START RICHARDSON STORE IN TWO WEEKS	1
November 10, 1949	DEDICATE ARMORY IN ARMISTICE CELEBRATION	1
November 10, 1949	LAKEVIEW TERRACE HOUSING SALE OPENS TODAY	1
November 10, 1949	CERAMICS SHOP TO OPEN SATURDAY	6
November 10, 1949	HIGH SCHOOL BAND INVITED TO PLAY FOR SEATTLE PARADE SATURDAY	8
November 10, 1949	EAST SIDE AWAITS ARRIVAL OF BARBER QUARTETS	3
November 10, 1949	BIDS CALLED ON TWO NEW CITY WATER PROJECTS	1
November 10, 1949	NAME JOHN HANCOCK TO CITY COUNCIL, PROPERTY REZONED	1
November 10, 1949	DEDICATE ARMORY IN ARMISTICE CELEBRATION	1
November 10, 1949	APT, CORNELIA	1
November 10, 1949	KLUNGLAND, TOM	8
November 10, 1949	LINN, ARTHUR	8
November 10, 1949	NESS, PHYLINDIA J	8
November 10, 1949	RHEBORG, WALTER WILLIAM	8
November 10, 1949	OUR TOWN (LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB)	2
November 10, 1949	NEW STREET LIGHTS WILL BE INSTALLED	1
November 10, 1949	BIDS CALLED ON TWO NEW CITY WATER PROJECTS	1
November 10, 1949	PLANNING GROUP IN POWER STUDY	1
November 17, 1949	OUR TOWN (LEWIS, HARVEY)	2
November 17, 1949	OLD FASHIONED WORK PARTY IS ALL SET TO FIX ROSE HILL CLUBHOUSE	9
November 17, 1949	BARBER QUARTETS HERE FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS	1
November 17, 1949	KIDS CHRISTMAS PARADE SET FOR DECEMBER 3RD	1
November 17, 1949	ROSE HILL WOMEN’S AUXILIARY OBSERVES 23RD ANNIVERSARY	9
November 17, 1949	EPISCOPAL CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR	9
November 17, 1949	STATE RELEASES FIGURES SHOWING HEAVY FLOW OF EAST LAKE TRAFFIC	1
November 17, 1949	VIOLA JORGENSON, ROBERT FLUHARTY	10
November 24, 1949	OUR TOWN (TREMAINE, CLYDE L)	2
November 24, 1949	DELCIE ARLENE OBAN, GILBERT STUART	12
November 24, 1949	SANTA CLAUS TO HAVE CANDY FOR KIDS AT PARADE	1
November 24, 1949	HOUGHTON SEEKS NEW ROAD FOR SERVING HEIGHTS	7
November 24, 1949	A BETTER RATTRAP PROMISES FAME AND FORTUNE TO FATHER AND SON HERE	11
November 24, 1949	LINN, ARTHUR	2
November 24, 1949	NEFF, PHYLINDA J	2
November 24, 1949	WESTER, JOHN H (FORMER MAYOR)	7
November 24, 1949	“PUT BRIDGE IN KIRKLAND” – ROADS GROUP	1
November 24, 1949	AVONDALE BRIDGE CONTRACT LET	1
November 24, 1949	HOUGHTON SEEKS NEW ROAD FOR SERVING HEIGHTS	7
November 24, 1949	LOTTIE BERGREN, GEORGE DRAKE	8
December 8, 1949	DINNER BELL CAFE – GRAND OPENING	17
December 8, 1949	OUR TOWN (KIDDER, PERCY P)	2
December 8, 1949	BIDS ON P.O. PROPERTY UP IN 2 WEEKS	1
December 8, 1949	DINNER BELL INTERIOR (PHOTO)	16
December 8, 1949	MYSTERY SURROUNDS CASE OF OWL HO-O-O-O MOVES IN WITH DUCK	1
December 8, 1949	CITY FACES FACE LIFTING YEAR ROUND WITH ENACTMENT OF ORDINANCE	7
December 8, 1949	CHRISTMAS PARADE SATURDAY AT 1 PM	1
December 8, 1949	BANDIT HOLDS UP NEARBY GROCERY	7
December 8, 1949	THOMPSON, CPL ARNOLD W	7
December 8, 1949	HIGHWAY 2A ON ROSE HILL TO BE LOCATED WITHIN 60 DAYS	9
December 8, 1949	LANGLIE TO GET SECOND CROSSING DATA NEXT MONTH	1
December 8, 1949	KIRKLAND CITY WATER CONTRACT LET MONDAY TO BURROWS-MILONE	3
December 8, 1949	KIRKLAND’S SEWER PLANT EXPANSION AND LINE EXTENSION GET APPROVAL	6
December 8, 1949	MARGARET E SHAFER, RICHARD R DESSELL	10
December 8, 1949	NETTIE LOU BRANSON, WALT FERGUSON	10
December 15, 1949	OUR TOWN (HARIS, JAMES L)	5
December 15, 1949	SOLICIT PROPERTY BIDS ON NEW P.O.	1
December 15, 1949	PUBLIC HOUSING DISPUTE FLAIRS	1
December 15, 1949	GOOD PARADE SHOWMEN (PHOTO)	12
December 15, 1949	HUNDREDS OF YOUNGSTERS TURN OUT TO WELCOME SANTA IN PARADE	3
December 15, 1949	YOUNGSTERS GREET SANTA CLAUS IN KIRKLAND’S PARADE	1
December 15, 1949	DEED NE 52ND BACK TO COUNTY INSIDE HOUGHTON	7
December 15, 1949	HOUGHTON’S NEW LIGHTS DEDICATED	1
December 15, 1949	DALGITY, JOHN D	7
December 15, 1949	KIRKLAND SHOWS POPULATION GAIN	3
December 15, 1949	DEED NE 52ND BACK TO COUNTY INSIDE HOUGHTON	7
December 15, 1949	HOUGHTON’S NEW LIGHTS DEDICATED	1
December 15, 1949	DELCIE OBAN, GILBERT STEWART	14
December 15, 1949	ISABELLE MULLOY, LEO ROSE	2
December 22, 1949	RICHARDSON, PENNEY STORES GET PERMIT	1
December 22, 1949	COUNCIL APPROVES RENT RELAXATION	1
December 22, 1949	MORGAN, WILLIAM HENRY	12
December 22, 1949	COMMISSIONERS’ AID FOR FERRY SOUGHT	1
December 22, 1949	CLOSING JUANITA SPAN UNPOPULAR IN COUNCIL, C C	1
December 22, 1949	ISOBELLE MULLOY, LEO ROSE (PHOTO)	8
December 29, 1949	RUTH NORDSTROM AMONG BEST READ LOCAL RESIDENTS DESPITE BLINDNESS	1
December 29, 1949	NEW HIGH SCHOOL OPENING TUESDAY	1
December 29, 1949	TEXACO STATION HERE HAS 2 NEW OWNERS	1
December 29, 1949	EVEN THE YOUNG GAVE TO CHRISTMAS BASKETS AIDING 75 LOCAL FAMILIES	1
December 29, 1949	MARY LOU BEACH, RICHARD RUDE	8
December 29, 1949	FIRE DESTROYS AUTO TRAILER ON SLATER	3
December 29, 1949	REMOVAL OF TOLLS FROM FLOATING BRIDGES … TOP ’49 STORIES	9
December 29, 1949	SLASOR, LEROY	10
December 29, 1949	FERRY LESCHI GETS TWO MONTHS REPRIEVE!	1
December 29, 1949	RED BALL IN NEW METER POPS INTO VIEW WHEN PARKING TIME IS ENDED	2
December 29, 1949	OCTAVIA PRATT, EDMUND HANSEN	8
January 5, 1950	THE BROOKE CONNER’S HAVE ANNIVERSARY	15
January 5, 1950	1950 BABY DERBY WINNER ARRIVES 8 HRS AFTER NEW YEAR (LEBAO, LENA)	1
January 5, 1950	MOVING DAY (PHOTOS OF STUDENTS MOVING TO NEW HIGH SCHOOL)	1
January 5, 1950	OPEN HOUSE, DEDICATION OF NEW HIGH SCHOOL SET FOR JAN 15	5
January 5, 1950	STUDENTS DEDICATE AND MOVE INTO NEW HIGH SCHOOL ATOP ROSE HILL	4
January 5, 1950	WICK, DAHLGREN CONTRACTORS FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL	4
January 5, 1950	RADIO STATION KRKL CHANGES OWNERSHIP; THORNHILL SELLS TO CHAMNESS	1
January 5, 1950	CITY MAKES TRADE ON PROPERTY TO ENLARGE SEWER PLANT	3
January 5, 1950	CITY REIMBURSED $2592 BY COUNTY	1
January 5, 1950	TEN CANDIDATES SEEKING POSITIONS	1
January 5, 1950	RADIO STATION KRKL CHANGES OWNERSHIP; THORNHILL SELLS TO CHAMNESS	1
January 5, 1950	FERGUSON, WILLIAM JOHN	16
January 5, 1950	MULLEN, JESSE C	16
January 5, 1950	ROGERS, CLYDE L	16
January 5, 1950	SNYDER, JENNIE MAY	1
January 5, 1950	OPEN NEW POSTOFFICE SITE BIDS ON TUESDAY WITH THREE SITES OFFERED	5
January 5, 1950	CITY REIMBURSED $2592 BY COUNTY (DOCK MAINTENANCE)	1
January 5, 1950	STAGE TERMINAL NEED IS STRESSED	4
January 5, 1950	SIDEWALK, CURB BIDS CALLED FOR BY COUNCIL	1
January 5, 1950	CITY MAKES TRADE ON PROPERTY TO ENLARGE SEWER PLANT	3
January 5, 1950	OVERHEAD WIRING FATE QUESTIONED	4
January 5, 1950	ICY BLASTS CLOSE DISTRICT SCHOOLS	1
January 12, 1950	FAMILY REUNION ON GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY MR AND MRS J NORTHEY	7
January 12, 1950	OUR TOWN (OLSON, MR AND MRS ARNE)	2
January 12, 1950	BUILDING PERMITS INCREASES TO $630,715 INSIDE CITY DURING 1949	2
January 12, 1950	NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FILLED WITH NOVEL FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT	11
January 12, 1950	CHAMBER MEMBERS ASK BETTER BUS SCHEDULES FOR JUANITA RESIDENTS	1
January 12, 1950	EILEEN HOWIE, ALFRED BRUCK	5
January 12, 1950	ALTARBOY AVERTS FIRE AT CHURCH	6
January 12, 1950	PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB SEARCHING FOR PHOTOS OF EARLY DAYS FOR PUBLIC REC	11
January 12, 1950	FORMER ATHLETE IS HOUGHTON JUDGE (BURNS, JAMES)	1
January 12, 1950	CHAMBER MEMBERS ASK BETTER BUS SCHEDULES FOR JUANITA RESIDENTS	1
January 12, 1950	FORMER ATHLETE IS HOUGHTON JUDGE (BURNS, JAMES)	1
January 12, 1950	THREE ARE HELD FOR STORE THEFT	1
January 12, 1950	KIRKLAND LIBRARY USE INCREASED TO 29669 BOOKS DURING 1949	3
January 12, 1950	LAKEVIEW SEEKS PURCHASING OF NEW PLAYGROUND	1
January 12, 1950	BAPTIST CHURCH ELECTS OFFICERS AND OBSERVES FIRST ANNIVERSARY	6
January 12, 1950	GOOD HANDS WILL RETIRE WHEN THE FERRY IS TIED UP	1
January 12, 1950	CHAMBER MEMBERS ASK BETTER BUS SCHEDULES FOR JUANITA RESIDENTS	1
January 12, 1950	DEPOT LOCATION FULL OF INTRIGUE	9
January 12, 1950	OK KIRKLAND AVENUE BUS DEPOT SITE	1
January 12, 1950	NEW PHONE RATES EXPLAINED HERE	1
January 12, 1950	MR AND MRS EDMUND HANSEN	8
January 12, 1950	PATRICIA OGILVIE, EDWARD MARSH	2
January 19, 1950	NOMINATE IRVINE FOR CHAMBER JOB	1
January 19, 1950	EILEEN HOWIE, ALFRED BRUCK	8
January 19, 1950	CITY WILL CONVERT COAL TO OIL BURNER FOR CIVIC CENTER	1
January 19, 1950	COUNCIL DECIDING ON BIDS FOR NEW STREET EQUIPMENT OF $16000	1
January 19, 1950	RECEIVE SEVEN BIDS ON CITY POLICE CAR	1
January 19, 1950	MATTHIAS, KENNETH	3
January 19, 1950	ROGERS, CLYDE	4
January 19, 1950	KIRKLAND CONSIDERING COORDINATED RECREATION PLAN	1
January 19, 1950	OWNER OF “FLOATING NIGHT CLUB” TO FURNISH LAKE BOAT SERVICE	3
January 19, 1950	THEDA BARA HAD NOTHING ON LESCHI; GOOD SHIP FINISHES WITH FLOURISH	5
January 19, 1950	BUS TERMINAL HAS CITY’S APPROVAL WHEN FERRY STOPS	1
January 19, 1950	COUNCIL DECIDING ON BIDS FOR NEW STREET EQUIPMENT OF $16000	1
January 19, 1950	EAST SIDE DIGGING OUT FROM STORM; SCHOOLS CLOSE, MOST MEETINGS ST	1
January 19, 1950	MARGARET JOHNSON, WILLIAM E MAHAR	8
January 19, 1950	PEGGY PEACH, THOMAS MARTIN	8
January 26, 1950	JACK MILLER MAKES COLOR VIDEO GADGET	3
January 26, 1950	DOWN IT COMES (PHOTO OF WALL BEING TORN OFF PENNEY’S)	1
January 26, 1950	CONSTRUCTION WILL START THIS SUMMER ON JUANITA’S NEW SCHOOL BUILD	1
January 26, 1950	ADD NEW PARTNER TO KIRKLAND SHOE STORE	11
January 26, 1950	MOTHERS CARRYING ON COOPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL FOR OWN CHILDREN	7
January 26, 1950	TWO RUNAWAY BOYS, OUT OVERNIGHT, FOUND	1
January 26, 1950	SHIRLEY L SHAW, ROBERT S THORPE	5
January 26, 1950	FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS NEW PUMP	4
January 26, 1950	FIRE DESTROYS D DENTON HOME	1
January 26, 1950	OLD-TIMERS WILL RECALL WRECK OF SQUAK; ALVIN CURTIS, 87, TELLS OF	11
January 26, 1950	POLICE NAB THREE YOUTHS TO END SERIES OF LOCAL ROBBERIES	1
January 26, 1950	ROUGH HANDLING OF BOY CHARGED	1
January 26, 1950	TWO RUNAWAY BOYS, OUT OVERNIGHT, FOUND	1
January 26, 1950	KIRKLAND’S UNIT OF NATIONAL GUARD POINTS TO $16050 PAYROLL	11
January 26, 1950	VAGUE, W J	4
January 26, 1950	FINAL FIGHT FOR FERRY IS FOMENTED	1
January 26, 1950	OLD-TIMERS WILL RECALL WRECK OF SQUAK; ALVIN CURTIS, 87, TELLS OF	11
January 26, 1950	SILVER SWAN TO RUN JANUARY 30	1
January 26, 1950	ADDED BUSES TO ROSE HILL AREA	1
January 26, 1950	MARGARET ANN JOHNSON, WILLIAM J MAHAR	5
January 26, 1950	PATRICIA LLOYD, EMBREY RICHARD	5
January 26, 1950	PEGGY PEACH, THOMAS MARTIN	4
January 26, 1950	VIRGINIA MCLALLIN, LINCOLN KAISER	4
February 2, 1950	FIRST NATIONAL BANK INCREASES ITS CAPITAL STOCK TO $260,000	12
February 2, 1950	TREMAINE’S JOINS THRIFTWAY STORES	1
February 2, 1950	NORMA KEELER, CHARLES SMYTHE	8
February 2, 1950	NEW FIRE RATE, TO BE OUTLINED	1
February 2, 1950	SIX CANDIDATES ON HOUGHTON BALLOT FOR COUNCIL POSTS	1
February 2, 1950	SWEET, CHARLES H	2
February 2, 1950	POST OFFICE HAS BIGGEST YEAR IN ’49; RECEIPTS REACHED $62,287.93	12
February 2, 1950	LAKE FERRY SERVICE MAY BE RESTORED	1
February 2, 1950	LESCHI GOES OFF AND SWAN GOES ON; JUDGE TURNS DOWN INJUNCTION PLEA	1
February 2, 1950	START ON SECOND BRIDGE IS URGED	1
February 2, 1950	BARBARA JEAN HARIG, RAYMOND CONOVER	8
February 2, 1950	JUNE KONKLER, RAY FELKER	8
February 9, 1950	MICHAEL BAIER’S ARE PLANNING GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE	10
February 9, 1950	SCHOOL DEDICATION CEREMONY FEB 19	1
February 9, 1950	SUPT. MORTON JOHNSON AWARDED SIX-WEEK TRIP THROUGH EUROPE	9
February 9, 1950	ACCEPT ONE BID, REJECT OTHERS ON CITY DEALS	1
February 9, 1950	SUTHERLAND, DON H	1
February 9, 1950	PREDICT LIGHT VOTE FOR CITY PRIMARY	1
February 9, 1950	KANGAROO’S DRIVE FOR PUGET SOUND BASKETBALL TITLE THWARTED	1
February 9, 1950	FERRY GOES ON DESPITE LEGALITY	1
February 9, 1950	FERRY RETURNS ‘ON TRIAL’ BASIS WITH WORKMEN SHARING BURDEN	3
February 9, 1950	HIGHWAY 2A LOCATION ESTABLISHED	1
February 9, 1950	STREET REPAIRS TO COST $12000	1
February 9, 1950	CLAIRMAE SNYDER, DONALD HARRIE BECHTEL	11
February 16, 1950	CAMPFIRE GIRLS’ CANDY MINT SALE IN KIRKLAND GETS UNDERWAY	9
February 16, 1950	M-M! GOOD! COOK SCHOOL ON FRIDAY	1
February 16, 1950	LINE CREWS FACE TELEPHONE LAYOFF	1
February 16, 1950	REBELS, EDNA	15
February 16, 1950	WACHSMUTH, JACOB W	15
February 16, 1950	WALSH, EMMA D	15
February 16, 1950	LELAND, GARDNER, NEEDHAM LEAD IN PRIMARY	1
February 16, 1950	POST OFFICE AUTHORITY FAVORS WILLS-SCHMIDT SITE FOR BUILDING	3
February 16, 1950	PRIMARY RESULTS BY PRECINCTS	1
February 23, 1950	DISPOSITION OF PROJECTS IMMINENT	1
February 23, 1950	C C PROBING PHONE SERVICE AFTER COMPLAINT	1
February 23, 1950	CITY SELLS POLICE CAR FOR $276 LESS	12
February 23, 1950	R MCNUT’S CHECK PASSING EXPLOITS ENDED; FAILURE TO READ PAPER PRO	1
February 23, 1950	CITY’S NEW GRADER HAS BIG JOB AHEAD	1
February 23, 1950	FATE OF SIDEWALKS IN HANDS OF CITY COUNCIL	1
February 23, 1950	C C PROBING PHONE SERVICE AFTER COMPLAINT	1
March 2, 1950	OUR TOWN (HAYNES, LEO AND MARGARET)	2
March 2, 1950	WORK UNDERWAY ON WARD BLDG	1
March 2, 1950	ADVISE LOCATIONS FOR FIRE TRUCKS	1
March 2, 1950	GATES, EARL W	1
March 2, 1950	FRANK ROAD TALK HERE THIS FRIDAY	1
March 2, 1950	TELEPHONE CO MANAGER IS STRICKEN	1
March 2, 1950	EILENE PORTER, HERBERT DOTSON	6
March 2, 1950	FANNIE SIMONTON, NORMAN DAMMANN	7
March 2, 1950	JANET BENSON, HOWARD QUIGLEY	6
March 2, 1950	SHIRLEY ARNOLD, ALLEN DECKER	6
March 9, 1950	OUT TOWN (BRYANT, MARINER W)	2
March 9, 1950	LOCAL TAX ASSESSMENTS ARE INCREASED	1
March 9, 1950	HIMES, ERNEST M	3
March 9, 1950	7 OUT OF 8 COUNCIL CANDIDATES STATE BACKGROUNDS AND OBJECTIVES	8
March 9, 1950	ALL VOTERS GO TO POLLS ON TUESDAY	1
March 9, 1950	OPINIONS ON CITY GOVERNMENT VOICED BY COUNCIL CANDIDATES	1
March 9, 1950	ROAD FINANCING HAS ASSOCIATION ATTENTION, STUDY	1
March 9, 1950	SEEK $15,000,000 BOND ISSUE FOR COUNTY ROADS	1
March 9, 1950	NAYLOR NEW TELEPHONE RESIDENT	1
March 9, 1950	RAIN SOAKS TOWN AND COUNTRYSIDE	1
March 16, 1950	OUR TOWN (SISLER, HARRY)	2
March 16, 1950	SCHOOL PRINCIPAL PLANS RETIREMENT (VIELE, JOHN)	8
March 16, 1950	CAST OF MORE THAN 100 REHEARSING FOR BIG VARIETY SHOW	3
March 16, 1950	LELAND, GARDNER, CLINE, UNDERWOOD ELECTED	1
March 16, 1950	SEWER SERVICE NEED CITED IN HOUGHTON	1
March 16, 1950	KIRKLAND CITY ELECTION RESULTS	4
March 16, 1950	$257,000 SIDEWALK PROJECT OKEYED	1
March 16, 1950	CITY RESURVEYS PROPOSED SEWER, EASEMENTS NECESSARY FOR PROJECT	1
March 16, 1950	SEWER SERVICE NEED CITED IN HOUGHTON	1
March 16, 1950	LETITIA MARGARET SINCLAIR, WALTER OLSON	10
March 23, 1950	OUR TOWN (HEARING, ARTHUR J)	1
March 23, 1950	YOUR BEST FRIEND ON THE HIGHWAY (FERGUSON, HUGH)	1
March 23, 1950	TWO HOMES IN LOW-PRICED BRACKET TO BE OPENED TO PUBLIC SUNDAY	5
March 23, 1950	FRIDAY NIGHT SHOPPING, BARGAIN PRICES, FIND FAVOR LOCALLY	1
March 23, 1950	HARTSHORN’S OPEN SPECIALTIES STORE	1
March 23, 1950	ELAINE CLAY, GLEN HAAS	10
March 23, 1950	WARREN, MINNIE IONE	8
March 23, 1950	OK STORM SEWER ON CENTRAL AVE	1
March 23, 1950	CITY ASKING NEW SERVICE FOR PHONES	1
March 23, 1950	TO CALL FOR BIDS ON SEWER PROJECT; PLAN TO INCLUDE PLANT ENLARGEMENT	1
March 30, 1950	BUSINESS WOMEN SELECT MRS E C MCKIBBEN AS ‘WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT’	1
March 30, 1950	JUANITA SCHOOL TO BE COMPLETED 1951	3
March 30, 1950	MORE APARTMENTS TO BE TORN DOWN	1
March 30, 1950	STORGAARDS PURCHASE MINIATURE CAFE HERE	11
March 30, 1950	PRIMROSE SHOW WILL FEATURE NEW DISTINCTIVE AND ENCHANTING THEME	1
March 30, 1950	MAYOR ADVISES MOVING OF SHRUBS IN SIDEWALK AREA	1
March 30, 1950	WORK ON 2A TO PROCEED – NEEDHAM	1
March 30, 1950	CITY STUDIES PUGET POWER ACQUISITION PLANT	1
March 30, 1950	ETHEL KANYID, RICHARD NELSON	8
April 6, 1950	DISPOSITION OF HOUSING WILL HASTEN	1
April 6, 1950	EGGS COLLECTED, 56160!	2
April 6, 1950	MARGARET BURR, JACK F MCDONALD	11
April 6, 1950	PHYLLIS MOORE, KEITH MCIVOR	10
April 6, 1950	LAUNCH DRIVE FOR BETTER MOVIES AND AGGRESSIVE INFORMATION PROGRAM	1
April 6, 1950	LOCAL CLEAN-UP, FIX-UP CAMPAIGN WILL BE LAUNCHED APRIL 15	1
April 6, 1950	FIRE PROTECTION PLAN UNDER STUDY	1
April 6, 1950	REPORTERS FIND WRESTLING BULLDOG WHILE IN SEARCH OF EASTER RABBIT	1
April 6, 1950	BEATON, HELEN C	8
April 6, 1950	HOLLINGER, HOMER S	8
April 6, 1950	SHANNON, HELEN BLAIR	8
April 6, 1950	VAUGHN, ELIZABETH	7
April 6, 1950	WAYMIRE, MARTHA E	8
April 6, 1950	CURB, SIDEWALK WORK UNDERWAY	1
April 13, 1950	MORE THAN 50 FRIENDS AND RELATIVES HELP BEBAS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY	10
April 13, 1950	“VETS ONLY” IN HEIGHTS, SAYS LEGION	1
April 13, 1950	KIRKLAND’S NEWER RESIDENTS USE COLOR TO FULL MODERN ADVANTAGE	7
April 13, 1950	GERTRUDE, THE ELECTRONIC SECRETARY, ANSWERS PHONE IN TAXI OFFICE	3
April 13, 1950	EXPECT 7000 TO ATTEND PRIMROSE SHOW	1
April 13, 1950	TOWN TAXPAYERS TELL DESIRES TO HOUGHTON COUNCIL	1
April 13, 1950	TO FIX SOUTH PARK	1
April 13, 1950	SIDEWALKS STARTED (PHOTO)	12
April 13, 1950	TEMPORARY SPAN OVER BEAR CREEK BUILT BY AVONDALE CLUB MEMBERS	13
April 13, 1950	$734,000 IS SPENT ON TELEPHONES	1
April 13, 1950	“VETS ONLY” IN HEIGHTS, SAYS LEGION	1
April 13, 1950	CAROLINE CARLSON, JOHN PECKENPAUGH	10
April 20, 1950	LEE MERRILL IS NAMED COMMUNITY’S BEST BOY SCOUT	1
April 20, 1950	KIRKLAND CLINIC (PHOTO)	7
April 20, 1950	NEW KIRKLAND CLINIC IS COMPLETED; OFFICES WILL BE OPENED ON MAY 1	1
April 20, 1950	NEW ELECTRIC FIRM OPENS IN KIRKLAND (SUNSHINE ELECTRIC)	16
April 20, 1950	FIRE MARSHALL TO INSPECT BUILDING NEAR NEW CLINIC	1
April 20, 1950	NEW KIRKLAND CLINIC IS COMPLETED; OFFICES WILL BE OPENED ON MAY 1	1
April 20, 1950	POLICE NAB PAIR OF GAS STEALERS	1
April 20, 1950	RICHARD CROOKS TRAFFIC WITNESS IN LOCAL COURT	1
April 20, 1950	CHAREST, ART M	5
April 20, 1950	LEE MERRILL IS NAMED COMMUNITY’S BEST BOY SCOUT	1
April 20, 1950	SIDEWALK EXTENSION SOUGHT WEST MARKET	9
April 20, 1950	SIDEWALK PROJECT BRINGS INQUIRIES TO COUNCILMEN	1
April 27, 1950	SCHOOL’S ESTIMATED BUDGET $1,911,983	1
April 27, 1950	HOBBY SHOW SCHEDULED FOR MAY 6-7	1
April 27, 1950	FIRE DISTRICT BUYS TRUCK AND $20000 IN BONDS	1
April 27, 1950	DOROTHY JEAN MARLATT, JOHN R MCDOWELL	8
April 27, 1950	SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG, DON JOHNSON	5
May 4, 1950	LOCAL DAIRYMEN’S ASSOCIATION BATTLING “UNFAIR” PRICE CUTTING	11
May 4, 1950	PROGRESS OF TRANSPORTATION (PHOTOS)	1
May 4, 1950	CITY CONTRACTING WITH FIRE DISTRICT ON EQUIPMENT USE	1
May 4, 1950	TO NEGOTIATE CITY BONDS INTEREST	1
May 4, 1950	STANLEY, RALPH	10
May 4, 1950	GET AID FOR SECOND BRIDGE – TOLLEFSON	1
May 4, 1950	GROUP BEING FORMED TO PROMOTE BRIDGE	1
May 4, 1950	SIDEWALK LOCATIONS LEFT TO RESIDENTS	1
May 4, 1950	CHANGE IN POWER SETUP LOOMS FOR EAST SIDE	1
May 4, 1950	SEWER LINE BIDS TO COMMITTEE	1
May 11, 1950	YOUNG DICK LARSON HAS A REAL THRILL; MEETS PRINCE ADOLF	1
May 11, 1950	SCHOOL BUILDINGS TO NEED 20 MILLS	1
May 11, 1950	CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH PLANS FOR DEDICATION	7
May 11, 1950	HOUGHTON PROPOSES BUYING STEWART HEIGHTS	1
May 11, 1950	HUT CHANGES HANDS; OPENS THIS FRIDAY	8
May 11, 1950	NAME NEW MANAGER IN KIMBALL’S STORE	8
May 11, 1950	FLARE-UP COMES IN FIRE DISTRICT, D BIRD RESIGNS	1
May 11, 1950	DR J D FEEK TO OPEN OWN OFFICE	6
May 11, 1950	HOUGHTON FAVORS SECOND CROSSING; PLANS NEW ROAD	1
May 11, 1950	HOUGHTON PROPOSES BUYING STEWART HEIGHTS	1
May 11, 1950	JUANITA BEACH SET TO OPEN ON SUNDAY	3
May 11, 1950	UNION MAY OPERATE LESCHI FERRY	1
May 11, 1950	JUANITA BEACH SET TO OPEN ON SUNDAY	3
May 11, 1950	BANDIT HOLDS UP CLICK’S MARKET	1
May 11, 1950	LIBRARIAN SAYS STEWART HEIGHTS LIBRARY IS AVAILABLE TO ALL RESIDE	9
May 11, 1950	COCHRAN, EVA E	12
May 11, 1950	COLLINS, ARCHIE A	12
May 11, 1950	DOOLITTLE, WALLACE O	12
May 11, 1950	GILES, ZORA P	12
May 11, 1950	HERZOG, GENO M	12
May 11, 1950	KIRK, KENNETH	12
May 11, 1950	LITTLE, CLINTON B	12
May 11, 1950	UNION MAY OPERATE LESCHI FERRY	1
May 11, 1950	HOUGHTON FAVORS SECOND CROSSING; PLANS NEW ROAD	1
May 11, 1950	KIRKLAND CHAMBER, THREE OTHER GROUPS, FORM BRIDGE COMMITTEE	9
May 11, 1950	CAROLINE CARLSON, JOHN PECKENPAUGH	9
May 18, 1950	LUTHERAN CHURCH DEDICATION SUN.	14
May 18, 1950	$90,000 APARTMENT FOR KIRKLAND	1
May 18, 1950	THORNE RESIGNS SCHOOL BOARD	1
May 18, 1950	GOLLOFON NAMED DISTRICT FIRE CHIEF	1
May 18, 1950	CITY FIRE INSURANCE LEFT TO NEW COUNCIL	1
May 18, 1950	PARKING METERS GO UNCHECKED AND CITY “KITTY” LOSES $1272 PER YEAR	1
May 18, 1950	DAD’S ROOT BEER IN LOCAL DEBUT	7
May 18, 1950	FERRY OPERATION BY UNION IS DISCUSSED	1
May 18, 1950	BROWN, WILLIAM ALLEN	14
May 18, 1950	MCBURNIE, JESSIE D	14
May 18, 1950	MEYER, OTTO F	14
May 18, 1950	PEFLEY, JENNIE ELIZABETH (DESCENDANT OF EZRA MEEKER)	8
May 18, 1950	FERRY OPERATION BY UNION IS DISCUSSED	1
May 18, 1950	COUNCIL LOCATES SIDEWALKS NEXT TO CURBS ON CITY PROJECT	3
May 18, 1950	SEWER PLANT BIDS $95,000 TOO HIGH, BONDS COST 2.98%	1
May 18, 1950	SHIRLEY SANDS, DONALD WARD	10
May 25, 1950	SCHOOL BUILDING CONCERNS BOARD	1
May 25, 1950	NEW TYPE LOW COST HOUSES BUILT HERE	1
May 25, 1950	APPRECIATION PARTY WILL BE GIVEN FOR JOHN VIELE, SCHOOL PRINCIPAL	11
May 25, 1950	DOUG BENSON SUCCEEDS THORNE ON SCHOOL BOARD	1
May 25, 1950	SCHOOL DISTRICTS MAY TRADE AREAS	5
May 25, 1950	CITY SAVES $4000 ON CURB PLAN	1
May 25, 1950	UNITS WILL MARCH ON MEMORIAL DAY	1
May 25, 1950	UNION OPPOSED TO OPERATING FERRY	1
May 25, 1950	PREDICT REYNOLDS AS NEW CHIEF; CAMERON IS FIRED; DID NOT RESIGN	1
May 25, 1950	TREMAINE’S LOSES CASH, CIGARETTES	1
May 25, 1950	UNITS WILL MARCH ON MEMORIAL DAY	1
May 25, 1950	LUTHER DAVIS VICTOR IN DASHES AT STATE MEET	1
May 25, 1950	UNION OPPOSED TO OPERATING FERRY	1
May 25, 1950	CITY SAVES $4000 ON CURB PLAN	1
May 25, 1950	CITY TRIES AGAIN FOR SEWER PLANT; REQUEST NEW BIDS	1
June 1, 1950	146 SENIORS TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS ON WEDNESDAY, BACCALAUREATE IS SUN	1
June 1, 1950	DORIC HALL, WILLIAM J MATTHEWS	4
June 1, 1950	FIRE DESTROYS BAY-MEDINA SCHOOL	1
June 1, 1950	NEW HOUGHTON STREET TRUCK (PHOTO)	1
June 1, 1950	LOCALLY MADE COCKTAIL SAUCE BIDS FOR POPULAR SPOT ON NATION’S TAB	1
June 1, 1950	REYNOLDS NAMED TEMPORARY CHIEF	1
June 1, 1950	MILITARY HEROES HONORED TUESDAY	1
June 8, 1950	SILVER ANNIVERSARY FOR W NORDQUIST’S	10
June 8, 1950	OUR TOWN (WOODS, LEE)	2
June 8, 1950	FRED LEITHA IS LOCKING UP ANCIENT ROSE HILL “JOT ‘EM DOWN” STORE	9
June 8, 1950	LOCAL CAR AGENCY SOLD BY J L KING	1
June 8, 1950	JUANITA GOES ALL OUT FOR J VIELE	2
June 8, 1950	CITY EMPLOYEES TO LIVE INSIDE LIMITS	1
June 8, 1950	CITY POSITIONS ARE CONFIRMED	1
June 8, 1950	FRED LEITHA IS LOCKING UP ANCIENT ROSE HILL “JOT ‘EM DOWN” STORE	9
June 8, 1950	JUANITA GOES ALL OUT FOR J VIELE	2
June 8, 1950	BEACHES, RECREATION PROGRAM OPEN SATURDAY	1
June 8, 1950	TRAFFIC VIOLATORS POLICE COMMISSION TARGET	1
June 8, 1950	LOCAL NATIONAL GUARD OUTFIT WILL LEAVE FOR CAMP SATURDAY MORNING	3
June 8, 1950	MORGAN BECOMES JOURNAL PARTNER	1
June 8, 1950	BEACHES, RECREATION PROGRAM OPEN SATURDAY	1
June 8, 1950	REV J S GREENE AT JUANITA CHURCH	15
June 8, 1950	FRED LEITHA IS LOCKING UP ANCIENT ROSE HILL “JOT ‘EM DOWN” STORE	9
June 8, 1950	KIRKLAND DOUBLES POPULATION IN DECADE TO 4500	1
June 8, 1950	EAST SIDE AREAS FAVOR TELEPHONE SALE TO PACIFIC	1
June 15, 1950	HARRY CLEVELANDS, MARRIED 50 YEARS, HOLD RECEPTION	10
June 15, 1950	OUR TOWN (SHINSTROM, CLAYTON ARTHUR)	2
June 15, 1950	RICHARDSON STORE, BIG BUSINESS, AND DENTON’S SHOES ARE TOP GOSSIP	1
June 15, 1950	RICHARDSON WILL OPEN ON FRIDAY	1
June 15, 1950	RICHARDSON’S STORE MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL	6
June 15, 1950	CAROLINE REUTER, STEWART BASSE	10
June 15, 1950	ESTHER TYE, LEIGHTON SMITH	10
June 15, 1950	$3000 FIRE HITS HONEYCUTT HOME	1
June 15, 1950	HOUGHTON CITY LIMITS MAY GO WITHIN 1 MILE OF BELLEVUE’S SHOPPING	1
June 15, 1950	STREETS COSTING HOUGHTON $4000	1
June 15, 1950	ALUMINUM COMPANY EXPANDS FACILITIES	16
June 15, 1950	EXAMINATIONS FOR POLICE ON JULY 1	1
June 15, 1950	ANOTHER DOCTOR IS ADDED TO MCKIBBEN FAMILY OF MEDICOS	2
June 15, 1950	NATIONAL GUARD DEPARTS AT DAWN FOR ENCAMPMENT AT CLATSOP, OREGON	9
June 15, 1950	FURMAN, WILLIAM S	2
June 15, 1950	LEONHARDT, ELINOR M	2
June 15, 1950	MCIVOR, MARY	2
June 15, 1950	PETERSEN, PETER L	2
June 15, 1950	PHILLIPS, WILLIAM J	2
June 15, 1950	SHEPARD, FRANK L	2
June 15, 1950	STREETS COSTING HOUGHTON $4000	1
June 15, 1950	ELAINE CLAY, GLEN HAAS	10
June 22, 1950	CHARLES MARTINS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ON SATURDAY	10
June 22, 1950	EASTSIDE’S MOST OUTSTANDING BOY SCOUT HEADS FOR JAMBOREE (MERRILL	1
June 22, 1950	OUR TOWN (DONOGHUE, ROBERT E)	2
June 22, 1950	$150,000 RICHARDSON STORE OPENS (PHOTO)	9
June 22, 1950	NEW BUILDING AND ALLEYS ARE SLATED	5
June 22, 1950	CIVIC CENTER MOST VALUABLE BUILDING	5
June 22, 1950	BURTON’S WILL OPEN PIANO REPAIR SHOP	3
June 22, 1950	BURNING PERMITS NOW NECESSARY, FIRE CHIEF WARNS	1
June 22, 1950	CITY’S POWER SURVEY TO SET COSTS UNDERWAY	1
June 22, 1950	HOUGHTON PLANNERS TO CONSIDER ZONING AREA TO BE ANNEXED	1
June 22, 1950	FLISS, CORA	6
June 22, 1950	GARDNER, GERALD	6
June 22, 1950	O’DONNELL, JAMES J	6
June 22, 1950	O’LEARY JEREMIAH	6
June 22, 1950	RANDLETT, ROBERT	9
June 22, 1950	RECOR, SARAH	1
June 22, 1950	CITY’S POWER SURVEY TO SET COSTS UNDERWAY	1
June 22, 1950	PHYLLIS MOORE, KEITH MCIVOR	10
June 29, 1950	CARTOONIST NEPHEW OF JULIAN WALKER (MORT WALKER)	10
June 29, 1950	OUR TOWN (GREEN, CHESTER M)	2
June 29, 1950	SCHOOL ASKED TO STOP ‘HOT-ROD’ BUILDING IN SHOP	2
June 29, 1950	COUNCIL-MANAGER PLAN GAINS HEADWAY	11
June 29, 1950	OFFICERS KEEPING ALERT FOR RACERS ON MARKET STREET SPEEDWAY	9
June 29, 1950	MORE PHOTOS GIVE PAPER “NEW LOOK”	1
June 29, 1950	$256,770 SEWER PLAN IS APPROVED	1
June 29, 1950	TO CUT BY HALF UTILITY POLES	3
June 29, 1950	NORMA KEELER, CHARLES SMYTHE	10
July 6, 1950	OUR TOWN (MORSE, ORRIN L “LEW”)	2
July 6, 1950	THRILLS APLENTY FOR LEE MERRILL AT JAMBOREE; HEARS PRESIDENT TRUMAN	2
July 6, 1950	NO “HOT-RODS” IN SCHOOL SHOP, SAYS INSTRUCTOR	1
July 6, 1950	DEER ESCAPES BY FAIRWAYS AFTER ELUDING ROSE POINTERS, AND SETTERS	1
July 6, 1950	WATER CARNIVAL SET FOR JULY 23	1
July 6, 1950	DR FRANK LAMBERT, OPTOMETRIST, OPENS OFFICES IN KIRKLAND	3
July 6, 1950	OH’S AND AH’S ON FOURTH	1
July 6, 1950	APRONS, MANUFACTURED BY TOT LINES, KIRKLAND FIRM, FEATURE MAP OF	1
July 6, 1950	LUTHER, CLARENCE	1
July 6, 1950	RECOR, SARAH	8
July 6, 1950	SEASON’S BEST CROWD EXPECTED TO WATCH FAMED NEGRO NINE IN ACTION	6
July 6, 1950	PUBLIC’S INTEREST IS HIGH IN TELEPHONE HEARING TO BE HELD HERE	1
July 6, 1950	ALICE WINDLEY, MELVIN WALLACE	4
July 6, 1950	MILDRED MEMPA, RUSSELL SHAVER	4
July 13, 1950	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	15
July 13, 1950	JUDY MALME NAMED KIRKLAND QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR EVERGREEN STATE FAIR	12
July 13, 1950	OUR TOWN (HIX, AL)	2
July 13, 1950	OUR TOWN (PLOWDEN, JOHN)	2
July 13, 1950	WRITER APTLY DESCRIBED WHITTLER OF FIVE CORNERS (CROWE, LESLIE M)	9
July 13, 1950	C FARMAN BUYS OUT NEILSON, PARTNER, IN HARDWARE STORE	7
July 13, 1950	HIX-PLOWDEN TO OPEN ON FRIDAY	1
July 13, 1950	NEW OWNERS BUY MERCURY AGENCY	12
July 13, 1950	JANE OTTOSON, EDWARD PETERSON	10
July 13, 1950	NORTHWEST’S LARGEST DOG SHOW BEING HELD HERE SUNDAY, JULY 16	3
July 13, 1950	FIRST ANNEXATION BY HOUGHTON	1
July 13, 1950	HOUGHTON AGREES TO POWER SURVEY	5
July 13, 1950	HOUGHTON ROADWORK NEARING COMPLETION, GRAVELING, OILING	5
July 13, 1950	TWO DOG POISONING CASES IN JUANITA	5
July 13, 1950	GATES, IRVING	1
July 13, 1950	VAABEN, ARDIS	8
July 13, 1950	REV C E RAYBURN GIVEN WELCOME TO METHODIST COMMUNITY CHURCH	7
July 13, 1950	KIRKLAND-HOUGHTON BUS RUN SOUGHT	1
July 13, 1950	HOUGHTON ROADWORK NEARING COMPLETION, GRAVELING, OILING	5
July 13, 1950	EAST SIDE UNITED IN FAVORING BELL SYSTEM	1
July 13, 1950	HOUGHTON AGREES TO POWER SURVEY	5
July 13, 1950	FAYE TRAPP, CHARLES TIMMERMAN	10
July 13, 1950	MARY JANE AMUNDSEN, WILBUR HALEY	10
July 13, 1950	PATRICIA VAUX, JOE SIM	10
July 20, 1950	OUR TOWN (SHEARER, ROBERT L)	2
July 20, 1950	PHRENOLOGISTS, ANGELA AND COUSIN, ARRIVE IN TOWN TO READ OUR MIND	9
July 20, 1950	WARD BEAUTY SALON OVERLOOKS THE LAKE (PHOTO)	7
July 20, 1950	REZONE HEARING FOR THREE SITES	2
July 20, 1950	REZONE HEARING FOR THREE SITES	2
July 20, 1950	WARD BEAUTY SALON OVERLOOKS THE LAKE (PHOTO)	7
July 20, 1950	SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS FEDERAL AID	1
July 20, 1950	MARILYN JAMIESON, DEAN W LITTLEFIELD	8
July 20, 1950	ACTIVITY INCREASES IN SHIPYARD WITH TENANTS, SHIPS; 75 MEN KEPT B	5
July 20, 1950	PHOTOS OF SHIPYARD WORK	5
July 20, 1950	“HOTROD” ANTICS COST DRIVER $75	5
July 20, 1950	PARTNERS IN LAW AND LIFE, KING’S SEEKING JUSTICE OF PEACE POSTS	2
July 20, 1950	POLICE ON DUTY ‘ROUND CLOCK’ WITH NEW MEN	1
July 20, 1950	ANDERSON, EVA	14
July 20, 1950	BELTS, EDGAR R	11
July 20, 1950	BODEY, ARTHUR E	14
July 20, 1950	HOLMBERG, JOSEPH F	11
July 20, 1950	LELAND, PHILIP MARTIN	14
July 20, 1950	LIDMAN, ALVERA C	11
July 20, 1950	STEPHENSON, W L	5
July 20, 1950	SEA SCOUT SHIP 459 TEACHING BOYS PRINCIPALS OF NAVIGATION	1
July 20, 1950	SEA SCOUTING ACTIVITY ON INCREASE; SHIP PREPARED FOR SUMMER CRUISE	1
July 20, 1950	ROSE HILL AUXILIARY PICNIC (PHOTO)	10
July 20, 1950	PLAYGROUND AT CIVIC CENTER MAY CLOSE	1
July 20, 1950	ROSE HILL AUXILIARY PICNIC (PHOTO)	10
July 20, 1950	SEA SCOUT SHIP 459 TEACHING BOYS PRINCIPALS OF NAVIGATION	1
July 20, 1950	SEA SCOUTING ACTIVITY ON INCREASE; SHIP PREPARED FOR SUMMER CRUISE	1
July 20, 1950	PROPOSE TWO MORE SIDEWALK AREAS; BOTH HEARINGS SET FOR AUGUST 28	8
July 20, 1950	SAND COVERING MAY BE APPLIED BY CITY IN SIDEWALK AREAS	1
July 20, 1950	SECOND BRIDGE CROSSING IS PREDICTED	1
July 20, 1950	SIDEWALKS IRKING PROPERTY OWNER	1
July 20, 1950	PUBLIC WILL SPEAK PIECE ON TELEPHONES TUESDAY, AS HEARING IS RE-O	1
July 20, 1950	WATER MAIN NEEDS STUDIED BY CITY	11
July 27, 1950	“A GOOD LIFE” DECLARES GRANDMA ADAMS, 90 YEARS OLD (ADAMS, GRACE)	11
July 27, 1950	OUR TOWN (KVAM, GIL)	3
July 27, 1950	REX WICKENKAMP RECEIVES NATIONAL PUBLICITY IN ARTICLE ON BOY SCOUTS	1
July 27, 1950	SCHOOL ADVISORY GROUP HEARS OF BUILDING	1
July 27, 1950	DR RUTH HEYER’S HOUSE IN SOUTH KIRKLAND IS WELL-KNOWN LANDMARK	3
July 27, 1950	THREE-STORY HOUSE (PHOTO OF SHUMWAY HOUSE)	13
July 27, 1950	GIRL’S DAY CAMP OPENED MONDAY WITH 100 IN ATTENDANCE	9
July 27, 1950	OFF FOR CAMP (PHOTO)	1
July 27, 1950	MARAUDING LION KILLED SUNDAY ON NOVELTY HILL	8
July 27, 1950	WATER CARNIVAL PRESENTED AT HOUGHTON PICNIC	5
July 27, 1950	FIRST HIGH PRESSURE FIRE TRUCK (PHOTO)	7
July 27, 1950	NEW FIRE TRUCK TO DEMONSTRATE AT R.H, JUANITA	1
July 27, 1950	DR RUTH HEYER’S HOUSE IN SOUTH KIRKLAND IS WELL-KNOWN LANDMARK	3
July 27, 1950	WATER CARNIVAL PRESENTED AT HOUGHTON PICNIC	5
July 27, 1950	NO OFFICIAL WORD YET RECEIVED BY GUARD UNIT HERE	1
July 27, 1950	LUKENS, KENNETH A	13
July 27, 1950	NEW LOADING ZONES PLANNED DOWNTOWN	1
July 27, 1950	EXPECT DECISION ON PHONE DEAL IN 30 DAYS	1
July 27, 1950	SEWER CONNECTION COST $1.75-$2.35 TO PROPERTY OWNER	2
July 27, 1950	ALICE LOUISE WINDLEY, MELVIN WALLACE (PHOTO)	10
August 3, 1950	OPEN HOUSE TO MARK GOLDEN WEDDING (HARRISON, MR AND MRS JAMES)	9
August 3, 1950	SILVER ANNIVERSARY (BOND, MR AND MRS BASIL)	8
August 3, 1950	OUR TOWN (TAYLOR, DR J EARL)	5
August 3, 1950	‘FREEZE’ PUT ON PROJECT DISPOSITION	1
August 3, 1950	KIRKLAND YOUNGSTERS ACTIVE IN CAMP (PHOTOS)	1
August 3, 1950	NATIONAL GUARD UNIT IN KIRKLAND WANTS VETERANS	1
August 3, 1950	BAER, MARY B	5
August 3, 1950	HAWTHORNE, ALICE M	5
August 3, 1950	RYAN, ALMA C	5
August 3, 1950	STRINGER, STEWART	5
August 3, 1950	NEW PRECINCTS (MAP)	4
August 3, 1950	BEST IN AREA (AERIAL PHOTO OF CIVIC BALL FIELD)	6
August 3, 1950	GOLF TITLE CAPTURED BY LEE STIEL	1
August 3, 1950	NATIONAL GUARD UNIT IN KIRKLAND WANTS VETERANS	1
August 3, 1950	MARGARET ELIZABETH HORNER, GORDON SAMUEL BARRETT	8
August 10, 1950	OUR TOWN (GEHRT, HARLAN)	2
August 10, 1950	CANDY THAT MADE KIRKLAND FAMOUS TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW PLANT	7
August 10, 1950	NEW LOAN COMPANY BUILDING STARTED	7
August 10, 1950	UNDERWOOD PURCHASES KIRKLAND AVENUE PROPERTY FROM ROBERTS	7
August 10, 1950	BIDS ON NEW SCHOOL AT JUANITA OPENED	1
August 10, 1950	ROSE HILL SCHOOL WILL NOT CLOSE	1
August 10, 1950	KIRKLAND’S LOW COST MODERN CITY HALL IS THREE YEARS OLD	15
August 10, 1950	COUNCIL APPROVES CHURCH REZONING	1
August 10, 1950	CANDY THAT MADE KIRKLAND FAMOUS TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW PLANT	7
August 10, 1950	CANDY THAT MADE KIRKLAND FAMOUS TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW PLANT	7
August 10, 1950	UNION SERVES NOTICE FERRY WILL BE TIED UP SEPTEMBER 9	1
August 10, 1950	FORMALITY OF SWEARING IN POLICE OFFICERS IS INAUGURATED IN KIRKLAND	1
August 10, 1950	MAN IS CAUGHT PILFERING FENCE	1
August 10, 1950	BEYRER, JOHN E	1
August 10, 1950	SHANK OPPOSES HARRISON AND PEDEN FOR 46TH LEGISLATIVE POST	9
August 10, 1950	UNION SERVES NOTICE FERRY WILL BE TIED UP SEPTEMBER 9	1
August 10, 1950	NEW $80,000 SIDEWALKS HEARING AUGUST 28	1
August 10, 1950	DORIS HALL, WILLIAM J MATTHEWS	10
August 10, 1950	HUBERTA SCHOENMAKER, RICHARD G FORTHOFFER	10
August 10, 1950	VIOLA HULL, JOHN DAVID RAU	10
August 17, 1950	OUR TOWN (HARDENBROOK, CHARLES E)	2
August 17, 1950	REDHEADED EX-TAR … DOESN’T FORGET (BEETLE, HOWARD)	1
August 17, 1950	KIRKLAND HOSPITAL IN $100,000 EXPANSION	1
August 17, 1950	PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS (PHOTO)	2
August 17, 1950	ADVISORY GROUP LISTS FUTURE SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION NEEDS	9
August 17, 1950	JUANITA SCHOOL’S BUILDING SNAGGED	1
August 17, 1950	NEW OWNER OF SHOE SERVICE ANNOUNCED	4
August 17, 1950	OFFICER, JUNIOR GRADE, ON DUTY (PHOTO)	3
August 17, 1950	17 NEW TEACHERS ASSIGNED TO JOBS IN SYSTEM HERE	9
August 17, 1950	SCHOOL OPENS SEPT 6 (PHOTOS)	7
August 17, 1950	JO ANN BENSON, RUSSELL INGERSOLL	10
August 17, 1950	MARILYN GOODWIN, GEORGE STALEY	10
August 17, 1950	KIRKLAND HOSPITAL IN $100,000 EXPANSION	1
August 17, 1950	FOURNIER, LOUIS T	3
August 17, 1950	MIDGET RACING A HOBBY TO DRIVERS AND OWNERS, SAYS KIRKLAND RACER	11
August 17, 1950	OPPOSITION ARISES TO SIDEWALKS	1
August 17, 1950	WEST COAST WINS PHONE BATTLE	1
August 24, 1950	FOR FIFTY YEARS (GAIN, MR AND MRS JAMES)	10
August 24, 1950	PENNEY’S EXPAND (PHOTO)	1
August 24, 1950	GRAND OPENING OF PENNEY’S SCHEDULED TOMORROW MORNING	6
August 24, 1950	PENNEY OPENING SET FOR FRIDAY	1
August 24, 1950	SLASH GAS PRICES FOR CITY TRADE	1
August 24, 1950	CITY’S NEGLECT CREATES TOW FIRE HYDRANT HAZARDS	1
August 24, 1950	FIRE AGREEMENT IN ANOTHER SNAG	5
August 24, 1950	OPERATION COSTS PER MONTH ARE DESIRED	1
August 24, 1950	FIRST AID STATION TO BE ESTABLISHED	12
August 24, 1950	EFFORT TO CRACK SAFE IS FOILED	9
August 24, 1950	MAY REPLACE LESCHI (PHOTO OF SHEARWATER)	3
August 24, 1950	TWO INDEPENDENT BOATMEN SEEKING KIRKLAND-MADISON RUN	1
August 24, 1950	WEST COAST COMPLETES TELEPHONE PURCHASE	1
August 24, 1950	DORA DALLE, JACK MATHEWSON	10
August 24, 1950	MARY GRUNDY, HARRY ROBERTS	10
August 31, 1950	OUR TOWN (WILLIAMS, IRIS VALERIE)	2
August 31, 1950	GROUND-BREAKING MARKS BEGINNING FOR NEW SIX-ROOM JUANITA SCHOOL	8
August 31, 1950	BOARD OUTLINES CHANGES	1
August 31, 1950	HOUGHTON WILL USE KIRKLAND’S JAIL	8
August 31, 1950	HOUGHTON WILL USE KIRKLAND’S JAIL	8
August 31, 1950	BEYER, JOHN E	14
August 31, 1950	CROSBY, DAVID	14
August 31, 1950	WHITNEY, FREDERICK W	14
August 31, 1950	BOAT FRANCHISE STILL UP IN AIR	1
August 31, 1950	LESCHI, BELLE OF THE LAKE SINCE 1913, KISSED GOOD-BYE HERE TODAY	1
August 31, 1950	CITIZENS REJECT SIDEWALK PROJECT BY 80 PERCENT	1
August 31, 1950	“MOVING RAPIDLY TO IMPROVE PHONE SERVICE HERE” WEST COAST MAN	1
August 31, 1950	$75,000 POWER SUBSTATION ENERGIZED HERE	1
August 31, 1950	MUNICIPAL POWER ELECTION SET FOR OCT 17	1
August 31, 1950	LILLYE SMITH, SAMUEL E VANCE	9
September 7, 1950	WHITE TURKEYS, RAISED AT JUANITA, GIVE PHOTOGRAPHER, REPORTER “BI	6
September 7, 1950	LOAN COMPANY BUILDING (PHOTO)	7
September 7, 1950	CIVIC CENTER GETS AXE IN PROPOSED BUDGET	1
September 7, 1950	NEW FURNITURE MAN TAKES OVER KIRKLAND HARDWARE’S STOCK	7
September 7, 1950	PENNEY’S INTERIOR (PHOTO)	11
September 7, 1950	PRICES FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES WILL GO UP; BOOST MEALS FIVE CENTS AT H	16
September 7, 1950	SCHOOL ISSUES UP TO PEOPLE TUES.	1
September 7, 1950	CIVIC CENTER GETS AXE IN PROPOSED BUDGET	1
September 7, 1950	POLICE SEEKING YOUNG ARSONISTS	1
September 7, 1950	JOURNAL PRESENTS THUMBNAIL SKETCH OF CANDIDATES…	9
September 7, 1950	ANOTHER HEARING ON BOAT SLATED	1
September 7, 1950	FINAL FERRY PAYCHECKS (PHOTO)	9
September 7, 1950	MARY GRUNDY, HARRY ROBERTS (PHOTO)	10
September 14, 1950	BURMEISTER BUYS FURNITURE STORE	1
September 14, 1950	COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE STARTS SEPTEMBER 29	1
September 14, 1950	ENROLLMENT IN SCHOOLS UPPED 114	1
September 14, 1950	SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND PROPOSITIONS FAIL	1
September 14, 1950	HOUGHTON STUDYING FIRE TRUCK DEAL	6
September 14, 1950	THREE POLIO CASES ARE REPORTED	1
September 14, 1950	HOUGHTON BUDGET DOWN, MILLAGE UP	3
September 14, 1950	HOUGHTON STUDYING FIRE TRUCK DEAL	6
September 14, 1950	MEERS, NICK	6
September 14, 1950	UNOFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS	1
September 14, 1950	ROAD GROUP ASKS FOR 2A EXTENSION	1
September 14, 1950	DIAL PHONE CUT-OVER ON OCTOBER 14	3
September 14, 1950	BERNICE MOTTER, DAVID W MCWILLIAMS	8
September 21, 1950	FRIENDS HONOR ROSE HILL COUPLE; FRED LOTTS MARRIED FOR 25 YEARS	11
September 21, 1950	IN HOUGHTON (PHOTO OF VIEW HOME)	7
September 21, 1950	SELF-SERVE MEATS (PHOTO AT TREMAINE’S)	9
September 21, 1950	PRESIDENT OF NEA, ON VISIT HERE, RATES LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH TOPS	1
September 21, 1950	COUNCILMEN APPROVE NEW L.I.D.	1
September 21, 1950	MR JOHN PUBLIC GETS COUNCIL EAR	1
September 21, 1950	BETTY TREMAINE IS POLIO VICTIM	1
September 21, 1950	PERCY KIDDER QUITS POLICE DESK POST	1
September 21, 1950	BICKING, MRS CHARLES R	15
September 21, 1950	BRACKET, MRS RAY	15
September 21, 1950	GRAND, NELS A	15
September 21, 1950	HAYNES, LEO E	15
September 21, 1950	KENNEDY, MRS N M	15
September 21, 1950	THOMMASEN, MRS INGEBORG	15
September 21, 1950	TREMAINE, BETTY	1
September 21, 1950	ST JOHN’S PASTOR CAPTIVE DURING LAST WAR	9
September 21, 1950	LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN BOAT SAGA IS JUNIOR MODEL OF FERRY LESCHI	12
September 21, 1950	POWER COMPANY PRESIDENT OPPOSES CITY-OWNED LIGHT SYSTEMS	9
September 21, 1950	MARILYN ESTHER GOODWIN, GLEN ISON	10
September 21, 1950	WINETTA KOEDYKER, GLEN OTTOSON	10
September 28, 1950	ART HEARING’S NEW JOB HAS SAME THRILLS AS AERIALIST’S IN A CIRCUS	9
September 28, 1950	BELL’S BEAUTY SHOP MOVING TO NEW SPOT	5
September 28, 1950	PARKING METERS DON’T CURB TRADE	9
September 28, 1950	RICHARDSON’S GIVEN NATIONAL PUBLICITY	1
September 28, 1950	SAFEWAY TO BUILD NEW MARKET HERE	1
September 28, 1950	SHADY BEACH FIRE DESTROYS HALL	1
September 28, 1950	SHADY BEACH FIRE DESTROYS HALL	1
September 28, 1950	CROSS, EDWARD J	2
September 28, 1950	SMITH, MARGARET ANN	1
September 28, 1950	BOAT FARES CUT ON SILVER SWAN	1
September 28, 1950	BRIDGE COMMITTEE ASKS 2ND SURVEY	1
September 28, 1950	P.U.D. VS CITY UP TO RESIDENTS TUESDAY, OCT 17	1
September 28, 1950	ERMA MARTIN, ARTHUR V HAYES	11
October 5, 1950	UNDERWOODS SALUTES SOME LWHS LEADERS (PHOTOS)	7
October 5, 1950	OUR TOWN (RICHARDSON, RONALD W)	2
October 5, 1950	CONTROVERSIAL SITE ZONED ‘COMMERCIAL’ ON SOUTH LAKE ST.	1
October 5, 1950	SAFEWAY STARTS NEW STORE HERE	1
October 5, 1950	NEW RENT RATES ALLOWABLE HERE	9
October 5, 1950	LOAN, MORTGAGE FIRMS MAKE MOVE	1
October 5, 1950	SAFEWAY STARTS NEW STORE HERE	1
October 5, 1950	COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPAIGN LAGGING IN KIRKLAND AREA	1
October 5, 1950	LETS KEEP CONTROL OF OUR OWN POWER SYSTEM IN KIRKLAND	1
October 5, 1950	BAND AND DRUM MAJORETTES SCORE; “MA” AND “PA” ARE GIVEN SENDOFF	6
October 5, 1950	SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET INCREASED	5
October 5, 1950	SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED YOUNGSTERS PLANNED BY EAST SIDE ORGANIZATION	9
October 5, 1950	MAYORS PROCLAIMS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCT 8-14 IN HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND	2
October 5, 1950	CITY EMPLOYEES REQUEST INCREASE IN SALARIES, BUDGET IS UNDER REVIEW	1
October 5, 1950	CITY FILES SUIT ON WATER CONTRACT	1
October 5, 1950	ANDERSON, JENNY T	15
October 5, 1950	SORENSON, MARIE	15
October 5, 1950	CITY FILES SUIT ON WATER CONTRACT	1
October 5, 1950	SHIRLEY LARSON, BOB MULLER	10
October 12, 1950	FRIENDS, RELATIVES HELP CELEBRATE 90TH BIRTHDAY OF MRS CORA JONES	16
October 12, 1950	CHEST CAMPAIGN DONATIONS SOAR; RESPONSE IS GOOD	1
October 12, 1950	CITY SETS BUDGET AT $271,935 FOR ’51	1
October 12, 1950	LAUNCH BATTLE AGAINST SOCIALIZED MEDICINE	11
October 12, 1950	MODERN MEDICAL FACILITIES AND CLINICS HERE CARE FOR LOCAL HEALTH	13
October 12, 1950	BOAT FRANCHISE GIVEN TO BOLES	1
October 12, 1950	MUNICIPAL POWER GAINS FAVOR OVER P.U.D.	1
October 12, 1950	START DIAL TELEPHONE USE SUNDAY	1
October 12, 1950	DIANE GASCH, EDWIN BROWN	14
October 12, 1950	JOAN LABRIE, ROBERT DOVER	14
October 19, 1950	SALE OF HOUSING TO HOUGHTON DOUBTFUL	7
October 19, 1950	ROSELL-HARDEN BUY HARDWARE	1
October 19, 1950	CHRISTIAN SCHOOL HAS 15 ENROLLED	14
October 19, 1950	STEPHENA’S ACCORDION BAND CITED; NEW HONORS ARE ACCORDED MUSICIAN	6
October 19, 1950	CITY PAYS 5 CENTS OVER CONTRACT FOR GAS	1
October 19, 1950	COUNCILMAN OBJECTS TO CLOSED STREET	5
October 19, 1950	LIGHTING AND DECORATING KIRKLAND’S STREETS FOR CHRISTMAS WILL BE	1
October 19, 1950	HOUGHTON’S ATTEMPT TO BUY PSPL FAILS TO GET ON BALLOT	9
October 19, 1950	SALE OF HOUSING TO HOUGHTON DOUBTFUL	7
October 19, 1950	MAYHEW, CHARLES B	8
October 19, 1950	ONA, BERNT	8
October 19, 1950	SPRATLEY, MRS JAMES E	8
October 19, 1950	CHRISTIAN SCHOOL HAS 15 ENROLLED	14
October 19, 1950	COUNCILMAN OBJECTS TO CLOSED STREET	5
October 19, 1950	ESTIMATE $9500 SIDEWALK COST	1
October 19, 1950	CITIZENS VOTE ‘NO’ ON CITY ACQUIRING POWER SYSTEM	1
October 19, 1950	NEW PHONE DIRECTORY SHOWS AN OLD NAME STILL FIRST IN LISTINGS	8
October 26, 1950	RETIRED EXEC OF GIRL SCOUTS OPERATES RABBIT FARM (ANSEL, ESTHER)	13
October 26, 1950	SCHOOL BUILDING CHANGES TOLD IN BOARD’S LEAFLET	9
October 26, 1950	LOIS BEECH, CHARLES WILKES	10
October 26, 1950	FIRE ENGINE BIDS GIVEN COMMITTEE	3
October 26, 1950	CHRISTMAS LIGHTS UP TO COMMITTEE	5
October 26, 1950	LOKKER, PAUL	16
October 26, 1950	DOWNTOWN PEP RALLIES AT KIRKLAND AND REDMOND	1
October 26, 1950	CONCERTED CAMPAIGN FOR SECOND BRIDGE STARTED	1
October 26, 1950	STOCK IS OFFERED BY WEST COAST	1
October 26, 1950	CITY OF MANY LAKES (PHOTO OF PUDDLE NEAR SCHOOL)	12
October 26, 1950	ELEANOR NEEDHAM, LT WAYNE BAUMGERTNER	10
November 2, 1950	EDUCATION OF HANDICAPPED CHILDREN WILL BE DISCUSSED AT BOARD MTG	1
November 2, 1950	DOOR TO DOOR MAIL DELIVERY NOV 16	1
November 2, 1950	OLD KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF OLD KIRKLAND)	13
November 2, 1950	CITY TO PROMOTE CHRISTMAS FESTIVITY; STREETS TO BE LIGHTED AND DE	1
November 2, 1950	LOGSDON, EDWIN	1
November 2, 1950	ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT MAY BE DOUBLED IN SIZE	1
November 2, 1950	BOAT IS HELD UP FOR DOCK REPAIRS	1
November 2, 1950	ADD THREE TRIPS TO BUS SERVICE	2
November 2, 1950	ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT MAY BE DOUBLED IN SIZE	1
November 2, 1950	DOLORES ELZEY, JAMES CLARK	10
November 2, 1950	JONNEE REPOSA, LESLIE L DENTON	10
November 9, 1950	HEARING, PARTNER IN WELDING SHOP	6
November 9, 1950	HALLOWE’EN PARTIES AVERT “ALL” TROUBLE IN PROJECT AREAS	5
November 9, 1950	SCHOOL BONDS LOSE; P.U.D. SLIGHT FAVORITE	1
November 9, 1950	CITY EMERGENCY PROGRAM PLANNED	10
November 9, 1950	CITY SEEKING SITE OF OLD FERRY DOCK	6
November 9, 1950	GAS PURCHASES BRING WARNING FROM COUNCIL	1
November 9, 1950	STREET MUD BRINGS COUNCIL’S PROTEST	1
November 9, 1950	WOMEN’S IRE DUMPS ROSE POINT MIRE IN COUNCIL’S LAP	11
November 9, 1950	HISTORIC PICTURES NOW ON PUBLIC DISPLAY; REPRODUCTIONS MADE BY CA	11
November 9, 1950	HALLOWE’EN PARTIES AVERT “ALL” TROUBLE IN PROJECT AREAS	5
November 9, 1950	RESPONSE TO DECORATIONS PROGRAM FOR CHRISTMAS REPORTED EXCELLENT	1
November 9, 1950	SAMPONT, HENRY J	5
November 9, 1950	WARREN, MARION E	6
November 9, 1950	SCHOOL BONDS LOSE; P.U.D. SLIGHT FAVORITE	1
November 9, 1950	NAZARENE CHURCH TO HOLD REVIVAL	12
November 9, 1950	BOAT SERVICE TO START ON MONDAY	1
November 9, 1950	EAST PACIFIC ROAD GROUP IS ORGANIZED	1
November 9, 1950	STREET MUD BRINGS COUNCIL’S PROTEST	1
November 9, 1950	WOMEN’S IRE DUMPS ROSE POINT MIRE IN COUNCIL’S LAP	11
November 9, 1950	JOY FREEMAN, RUSSELL B SUNDSTROM	8
November 16, 1950	OUR TOWN (ZABLE, FRED)	13
November 16, 1950	PROPOSED ANNEXATION WOULD BRING PROJECTS INTO KIRKLAND	1
November 16, 1950	PUBLIC HOUSING DISPOSITION BEING STUDIED BY CITY	1
November 16, 1950	RESIDENTS OPPOSE HOUGHTON TAVERN	1
November 16, 1950	CIVILIAN DEFENSE STAFF MEETING IS NEXT ON SCHEDULE	1
November 16, 1950	$36284 GIVEN TO SCHOOL DISTRICT	9
November 16, 1950	MARY GERALDINE SHEARER, DAVID H HUFFMAN	8
November 16, 1950	WILDLIFE EDITOR FINDS DUCKS AT JUANITA AND PEACOCKS AT NORTHRUP	9
November 16, 1950	HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND FIRE AGREEMENT NEARS SIGNING, ISSUE BIDS FOR TRUCK	1
November 16, 1950	PUBLIC HOUSING DISPOSITION BEING STUDIED BY CITY	1
November 16, 1950	RESPONSE TO OLD PHOTO	6
November 16, 1950	STREET PROBLEMS IN THE EARLY DAYS (PHOTO)	2
November 16, 1950	PROPOSED ANNEXATION WOULD BRING PROJECTS INTO KIRKLAND	1
November 16, 1950	RESIDENTS OPPOSE HOUGHTON TAVERN	1
November 16, 1950	CRAMER, SADIE	8
November 16, 1950	DENSMORE, MARGARET	8
November 16, 1950	FOWLER, EDGAR A	8
November 16, 1950	HAYS, ALBERT	8
November 16, 1950	NEW BOAT MAKES HIT WITH RIDERS	1
November 16, 1950	ENGINEER BRIEFED ON HIGHWAY PLAN	1
November 16, 1950	ROADWORK UNDER WAY (PHOTO)	5
November 23, 1950	SILVER ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED BY MR-MRS SHADE FRANKLIN SATURDAY	2
November 23, 1950	FURNITURE STORE TO HAVE NEW BUILDING	1
November 23, 1950	HOUSE TO HOUSE MAIL DELIVERY STARTED THURSDAY	1
November 23, 1950	COUNCIL ORDERS FIRST INVENTORY	1
November 23, 1950	FERRY DOCK GIVEN TO CITY OF KIRKLAND	1
November 23, 1950	CHRISTMAS WINDOW DISPLAY CONTEST LAUNCHED BY KIWANIS	1
November 23, 1950	DENSMORE, MARGARET	3
November 23, 1950	NEW NIGHT BUS TRIP SERVICE TO START MONDAY	1
November 23, 1950	STREET STILL OPEN, COUNCIL TAKES ACTION	12
November 23, 1950	EAST SIDE’S BIG BLOW DISRUPTS PHONE SERVICE, BUT LAKE DAMAGE SLIGHT	1
November 23, 1950	ARLINE GLOVER, CLIFFORD HARVOLD	12
November 23, 1950	DOROTHY SMITH, DONALD HOBBS	8
November 30, 1950	KIRKLAND SAILOR GETS AIR MEDAL (JOHNSON, MAURICE S)	1
November 30, 1950	WINDOW DISPLAY CONTEST OPENED TO RETAIL STORES	1
November 30, 1950	WINDOW DISPLAY CONTEST OPENED TO RETAIL STORES	1
November 30, 1950	CARLSON, RICHARD ALFRED	5
November 30, 1950	CHAMBERLIN, CHARLES	5
November 30, 1950	FLEMING, CHARLES W	5
November 30, 1950	HAYES, HAROLD	5
November 30, 1950	HAYS, ALBERT	5
November 30, 1950	HODGES, CHARLES LEONARD	5
November 30, 1950	JENSEN, NEILS C	5
November 30, 1950	NOLAN, ANNA	5
November 30, 1950	VAN SICKEL, CLYDE	5
November 30, 1950	SUSPEND WORK ON LITTLE FINN HILL ROAD TO JUANITA BRIDGE	11
November 30, 1950	JO ANN BENSON, RUSSELL INGERSOLL	6
November 30, 1950	JORENE MARIE HULSE, ROBERT DRESSLER	6
November 30, 1950	RUTH ANN MCSPARRON, PAUL FOSBURG	3
December 7, 1950	OUR TOWN (THOMPSON, DR JOHN C)	15
December 7, 1950	NEEDY FOLKS TO RECEIVE YULE BASKET	1
December 7, 1950	CIVILIAN DEFENSE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED	1
December 7, 1950	CITY FORMS AUTHORITY ON HOUSING	1
December 7, 1950	VOLUME OF HOME REPAIR UPPED	6
December 7, 1950	CHRISTMAS CONCERT TO BE PRESENTED BY SCHOOL MUSICIANS, DEC 17	7
December 7, 1950	PAY RAISES FOR POLICE IN SIGHT	7
December 7, 1950	EARLY SETTLERS IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO)	11
December 7, 1950	NEW CHRISTMAS DRESS (PHOTO OF XMAS DECORATIONS)	1
December 7, 1950	POISONER THWARTS PUPPIES CHRISTMAS	5
December 7, 1950	THREE CITY POLICE GO ONTO NEW JOBS	11
December 7, 1950	BUSSES CAUSE HEADACHES	1
December 7, 1950	LOIS BEECH, CHARLES A WILKES	12
December 7, 1950	MARY “JERRY” SHEARER, DAVID G HUFFMAN	12
December 14, 1950	MAP OF DOWNTOWN STORES	5
December 14, 1950	OUR TOWN (MARY LARSON)	2
December 14, 1950	TOWN PURCHASES NEW FIRE TRUCK	1
December 14, 1950	HOUGHTON TO SEEK STEWART HEIGHTS	1
December 14, 1950	REQUEST PARK BOARD PERMIT USE OF DOCK	1
December 14, 1950	NORTH-SOUTH HIGHWAY GROUP WILL ASK LEGISLATURE FOR FUNDS	9
December 14, 1950	OLETA STONE, GEORGE HOFFERBERT	10
December 21, 1950	CHRISTMAS AT YOUR HOUSE	9
December 21, 1950	CHAMBER NAMES ROBINSON PREXY	1
December 21, 1950	SATURDAY PROVES RED LETTER EVENT FOR “LITTLE PEOPLE” OF KIRKLAND	1
December 21, 1950	CIVILIAN DEFENSE PLANS SPEEDED HERE	1
December 21, 1950	LISTEN FOR THE “RED” WARNING SIGNAL	1
December 21, 1950	SCHOOL DISTRICT IS ONE OF 12 WORSE OFF FINANCIALLY THIS YEAR THAN	11
December 21, 1950	RAMONA CLARK, EDWIN WILLIAMS	11
December 21, 1950	CITY PROTESTING TO STATE ABOUT HIGH FIRE RATES	1
December 21, 1950	FIREMEN ENTERTAIN KIDS (PHOTOS)	5
December 21, 1950	SANTA LANDS IN KIRKLAND – COMES BY HELICOPTER – MOBBED	1
December 21, 1950	GREEN, ELLA E	7
December 21, 1950	DONNA M IHME, JACK D THOMAS	10
December 21, 1950	MARY KRAMIEN, ROBERT GOODWIN	10
December 28, 1950	OUR TOWN (MACDONALD, DAN N)	8
December 28, 1950	FERRY BONUS BACKFIRES; “CITY PAID US SHORT” LESCHI EMPLOYEES CLAIM	1
December 28, 1950	CAROLE JEAN BERZOLD, WILLIAM EDGAR DOERSCHLAG	4
December 28, 1950	JUANITA FIRE ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLED	12
December 28, 1950	FIRST AID COURSE, HOME NURSING WILL BE OFFERED	1
December 28, 1950	WHERE WAS IT? (OLD PHOTO)	1
December 28, 1950	MORE THAN 40 ANSWER FOR DEFENSE	1
December 28, 1950	MOST HELP IS SELF HELP IN CIVILIAN DEFENSE…	1
December 28, 1950	LARKIN, ALMA	2
December 28, 1950	WALDO BIRD NEW KIWANIS PREXY	1
January 4, 1951	FIFTY YEARS (HAYS, MR AND MRS LESLIE)	4
January 4, 1951	OPEN HOUSE BEING HELD BY L HAYS’ ON GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY JANUARY 9	5
January 4, 1951	OUR TOWN (WARNECK, REV HERMAN)	2
January 4, 1951	WATER COLOR PAINTINGS OF PRISON CAMP (HUTCHINSON, JIM)	7
January 4, 1951	NUMBER ONE FOR ’51 BABY WAITS UNTIL JANUARY 2 (WARNOCK, CAROL AVA	1
January 4, 1951	KIRKLAND-HOUGHTON ANNEXATION IN CROSSFIRE	1
January 4, 1951	STEEL WORKS HOTEL BUILT TO ACCOMMODATE STEEL MILL WORKERS (PHOTO)	2
January 4, 1951	STEEL WORKS HOTEL BUILT TO ACCOMMODATE STEEL MILL WORKERS (PHOTO)	2
January 4, 1951	GREETAN (WALLACE J) RESIGNS FROM POLICE JOB	1
January 4, 1951	REYNOLDS OFF TO TRAINING SCHOOL	1
January 4, 1951	WARN JAYWALKERS TICKETS IN VIEW	1
January 4, 1951	BOOTH, WILLIAM E	10
January 4, 1951	STEEL WORKS HOTEL BUILT TO ACCOMMODATE STEEL MILL WORKERS (PHOTO)	2
January 4, 1951	LAKESHORE BUYS TRAILWAYS BUS LINE	1
January 11, 1951	REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	11
January 11, 1951	PUMPING NEW LIFE INTO CIVIC CENTER …	2
January 11, 1951	CIVIL DEFENSE STAFF CONSIDERS TAGS FOR YOUNGSTERS IN AREA	1
January 11, 1951	HOUGHTON ANNEXING ACTION IRKS KIRKLAND	1
January 11, 1951	TOURING THEATRE COMING	8
January 11, 1951	SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF BAPTIST CHURCH (PHOTO)	10
January 11, 1951	ROSE POINT TO HAVE SCHOOL BUS SERVICE, ONE-WAY STREETS	1
January 11, 1951	CLAIMS OF FERRY CREW REPUDIATED	1
January 11, 1951	MIAMI? NO! HONOLULU? NO SIR-EE! IT’S KIRKLAND LOLLING UNDER SUN	1
January 18, 1951	MCIVORS OBSERVE SILVER ANNIVERSARY WITH FRIENDS FROM CANADA	9
January 18, 1951	AUTOMOBILE DEALERS WILL SPEARHEAD LOCAL HEART FUND CAMPAIGN	11
January 18, 1951	MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE OPENED	1
January 18, 1951	CIVILIAN DEFENSE MOVIE WILL SHOW FOR COORDINATORS	1
January 18, 1951	DEFENSE PROGRAM TOLD BY PYYKKO	1
January 18, 1951	THINGS TO DO IN CASE OF A-BOMB ATTACK ARE LISTED BY CIVILIAN DEFENSE	7
January 18, 1951	KIRKLAND-HOUGHTON SQUABBLE BAD	1
January 18, 1951	ENROLLMENT FOR ADULT EDUCATION MIDWINTER CLASSES MORE THAN 500	8
January 18, 1951	PATTI PHILLIPS. BERT PEDERSON	9
January 18, 1951	HOUGHTON FACES INCREASED WATER AND SEWER RATES	1
January 18, 1951	RECREATION PLAN FAVORED BY CITY	1
January 18, 1951	NO BUS CHANGES PLANNED BY LINE	1
January 18, 1951	MAYOR PROPOSES $85,000 STREET PROGRAM	1
January 18, 1951	HOUGHTON FACES INCREASED WATER AND SEWER RATES	1
January 18, 1951	GALE CAUSES DAMAGE; NO CASUALTIES	1
January 18, 1951	MARY LOUISE BEACH, ALAN GEORGE HOADLEY	8
January 25, 1951	BUILDING PROGRESSES (PHOTO OF SAFEWAY)	1
January 25, 1951	DEFENSE CONTRACT WORK SOUGHT BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMITTEE	1
January 25, 1951	SPECIAL CHILD PROGRAM STUDY STARTS FEB 1	1
January 25, 1951	CIVILIAN DEFENSE FILM AVAILABLE	1
January 25, 1951	KIRKLAND AND HOUGHTON MUST TRY…	1
January 25, 1951	SHIRLEY M CHRISTENSEN, BRUCE LANGLOIS	6
January 25, 1951	BARBER SHOP QUARTET TO SING HERE FEBRUARY 3	11
January 25, 1951	MAYOR SAYS PAY BOOST IS LIKELY	1
January 25, 1951	HUSBAND’S MISTAKE WAS STRIKING WIFE	1
January 25, 1951	LIETHA, FRED JOHN	9
January 25, 1951	RODGERS, ELIZABETH	6
January 25, 1951	PHOTOS OF BOWLING TEAMS	5
January 25, 1951	PROPOSED BILL ASKING ROAD THROUGH BELLEVUE BE DESIGNATED STATE HI	1
February 1, 1951	ROD GIBBS, KIRKLAND’S TOP CAGER	4
February 1, 1951	PRACTICE AIR ALERT SATURDAY	1
February 1, 1951	CONSOLIDATION WOULD MEAN NEW OFFICIALS	1
February 1, 1951	COMPETITION DEVELOPING IN RACE FOR SCHOOL BOARD POSITIONS	11
February 1, 1951	CLARE SUVAN, RAYMOND G LINCOLN	6
February 1, 1951	CAR THIEVES ARE TARGET OF POLICE	1
February 1, 1951	PETITIONS SEEK EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE REPORT	1
February 1, 1951	WATER DISTRICT ADDITION HEARING SET FOR MONDAY	1
February 8, 1951	FRIENDS SURPRISE GORDON JACOBSENS ON 25TH ANNIVERSARY	13
February 8, 1951	JULIUS MADISON, RETIRED MAIL CARRIER, SERVED LOWER VALLEY FOR 32	9
February 8, 1951	OUR TOWN (ROSELL, BILL)	2
February 8, 1951	TRADEWELL TO BUILD $100,000 SUPER MARKET	1
February 8, 1951	WORK WILL START SOON ON $100,000 LOCAL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PROGRESS	8
February 8, 1951	NO PRACTICE ALERT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE	1
February 8, 1951	WOMAN’S CLUB SEES ATOM BOMB PICTURE	10
February 8, 1951	SCHOOL BOARD’S REBUTTAL ON HIGH COSTS	2
February 8, 1951	BLACKFACE ACTS TOP JUANITA’S BIG VARIETY SHOW COMING NEXT FRIDAY	12
February 8, 1951	SALARY INCREASES TOTALING $6000 ARE GRANTED TO 5 CITY DEPARTMENTS	6
February 8, 1951	ARE YOU IN THIS PICTURE (OLD PHOTO OF CENTRAL SCHOOL CLASS)	12
February 8, 1951	HOUGHTON COLD TO PROPOSED BOOST IN WATER, SEWER RATE	11
February 8, 1951	HOUGHTON TO VOTE ON POWER ISSUE, $350,000 BONDS	1
February 8, 1951	VALUE JUANITA BEACHES AT $150,000 ON BLOCK TO SEATTLE-KING COUNTY	3
February 8, 1951	EIGHT TULALIP INDIANS HOLD “POW-WOW” HERE AND WIND UP IN JAIL	1
February 8, 1951	BROOKS CONNER, ELIZABETH	3
February 8, 1951	HAIGHT, MARY	12
February 8, 1951	LABARR, LILLIE	6
February 8, 1951	LARSEN, CHRISTINE	8
February 8, 1951	MORE PROGRESS IN SETTING UP EXPRESS HIGHWAY HERE IS REPORTED	9
February 8, 1951	HOLD WATER RATES UNTIL AUGUST 1	1
February 8, 1951	HOUGHTON COLD TO PROPOSED BOOST IN WATER, SEWER RATE	11
February 8, 1951	HOUGHTON TO VOTE ON POWER ISSUE, $350,000 BONDS	1
February 8, 1951	TOLL-FREE TELEPHONES IN FUTURE	1
February 15, 1951	NEW ROSE HILL SITE FOR SCHOOL BOUGHT	11
February 15, 1951	PLANNING GROUPS, PUBLIC TO STUDY SCHOOL SITES	1
February 15, 1951	KIRKLAND GUARD HELPS IN FLOODS	1
February 15, 1951	CIVILIAN DEFENSE FILM AT GATEWAY	7
February 15, 1951	WHAT WOULD YOU DO IN AN EMERGENCY	2
February 15, 1951	CONSOLIDATION ELECTION ON APRIL 10	1
February 15, 1951	CHARLENE ULRICH, ROGER HULSE	6
February 15, 1951	THELMA OMESTAD, JOHN WILLIAMS	6
February 15, 1951	SEATTLE SYMPHONY OBOIST TO BE GUEST ARTIST IN BAND CONCERT HERE	11
February 15, 1951	HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, 1911, IDENTIFIED (PHOTO)	8
February 15, 1951	BILLER, DEWEY C	1
February 15, 1951	CLEONE GRIFFIS, ERNEST C JEFFERSON	6
February 15, 1951	CONNIE KEIFFER, WALTER LUCKENBACH	11
February 15, 1951	NINA FERREE, DIXON CONNORS	6
February 22, 1951	KIRKLAND MERCHANTS PRESENT – THE EAST SIDE MARKET BASKET	13
February 22, 1951	ROSE HILL COUPLE CELEBRATE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (BETTES, R L)	6
February 22, 1951	OUR TOWN (GRISWOLD, ROGER)	2
February 22, 1951	EAST SIDE ‘MARKET BASKET’ STARTS HERE SATURDAY MORNING AT 11:30	1
February 22, 1951	GEHRT LEAVES AS TRADEWELL MANAGER	1
February 22, 1951	“WE WELCOME PROJECTS TO CITY” — CITIZENS	1
February 22, 1951	SPIRITED SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION LOOMING HERE	1
February 22, 1951	REDUCE TAX 30% IN LOCAL AREAS, STATEMENTS SHOW	1
February 22, 1951	WAR INDUSTRY FOR KIRKLAND TALKED	5
February 22, 1951	SPASTIC FILM SHOWN AT EAGLES AUXILIARY; SUPPORT IS PLEDGED	5
February 22, 1951	KARR, DAVID L	8
February 22, 1951	KENNY, ANNIE	1
February 22, 1951	PUBLIC SERVICE DEPT HAS NOTHING ON BUS CONSOLIDATION PLAN	1
February 22, 1951	SENATE COMMITTEE FAVORABLE TO NEW EAST SIDE HIGHWAY	1
February 22, 1951	PHONE PROBLEMS IN MILL-CLARKE	5
February 22, 1951	SPANISH WAR VETS HONORED (PHOTO)	5
February 22, 1951	MARY LOU FOSTER, FREDERICK C SCHREIBER	10
February 22, 1951	SHIRLEY MADGE CHRISTENSEN, BRUCE KARSTEN LANGLOIS	10
March 1, 1951	ELECT RALPH KELLER, SCHOOL BOARD	2
March 1, 1951	BETTESES (MR AND MRS R L) CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	11
March 1, 1951	$5,600 SAVED IN NEW SCHOOL SITE	1
March 1, 1951	HUNDREDS ON HAND FOR EAST SIDE’S MARKET BASKET HERE LAST SATURDAY	1
March 1, 1951	CEMETERY REZONING ACTION REFUSED BY SCHOOL BOARD	4
March 1, 1951	KIRKLAND MOVES TO EXPLAIN ITS CONSOLIDATION	7
March 1, 1951	IF SCHOOLS ARE IMPORTANT, VOTE MARCH 13	2
March 1, 1951	SCHOOL BUS PROBLEMS ARE PLAGUING BOARD WITH BUSSES WEARING OUT	2
March 1, 1951	KING PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE; STUDY CONSOLIDATION	1
March 1, 1951	SENATE BILL WOULD HAVE SERVICE COMMISSION FIX HOUGHTON’S WATER RATE	1
March 1, 1951	COMPANY MAY BE COMING MONDAY WITH POWER SHUTDOWN IN SEATTLE	1
March 1, 1951	YOUTH ARRESTED AFTER FAST RUN	1
March 1, 1951	BURNETT, JOHN	10
March 1, 1951	SENATE BILL WOULD HAVE SERVICE COMMISSION FIX HOUGHTON’S WATER RATE	1
March 1, 1951	LADY KEGLERS WHO MAKE THE PINS CLATTER (PHOTOS)	5
March 1, 1951	LOCAL BUS SERVICE REMAINS NORMAL	1
March 1, 1951	COMPANY MAY BE COMING MONDAY WITH POWER SHUTDOWN IN SEATTLE	1
March 1, 1951	RESIDENTS REQUEST SEWER ON SLATER STREET	8
March 1, 1951	SENATE BILL WOULD HAVE SERVICE COMMISSION FIX HOUGHTON’S WATER RATE	1
March 1, 1951	BETTY BLACK, GLENN CLARENCE	6
March 1, 1951	OLIVE DICKSON, GARRY W HULL	10
March 1, 1951	PATRICIA GAFFNEY, RALPH PETERSEN	6
March 1, 1951	SHIRLEY MADGE CHRISTENSEN, BRUCE LANGLOIS (PHOTO)	9
March 8, 1951	KIRKLAND MAN, BACK FROM KOREA … (HAUSSKE, AL)	1
March 8, 1951	CROWD OUT IN NUMBERS (PHOTO)	9
March 8, 1951	AREA EAST OF CITY STUDIES ANNEXATION	1
March 8, 1951	CONTEST FOR SCHOOL POSTS ON TUESDAY	1
March 8, 1951	BILLIE PARKS, ROLAND BOUCHER	16
March 8, 1951	CITY STUDIES COST ON SIDEWALK FIXING	1
March 8, 1951	SIDEWALK PROJECT APPROVED ON 10TH	5
March 8, 1951	OLD TIME MINSTREL SHOW (OLD PHOTO)	10
March 8, 1951	HOUGHTONITES WILL ELECT THREE NEW COUNCILMEN ON TUESDAY	9
March 8, 1951	AGAR, THOMAS	8
March 8, 1951	CHAPMAN, OTTO J	8
March 8, 1951	JOHNSON, WILLIAM	8
March 8, 1951	WIGGINS, CHARLES	8
March 8, 1951	KIRKLAND OPPOSES SENATE BILL ON WATER CONTROLS	8
March 8, 1951	SEWER PROJECT NEAR COMPLETION; EXPLAIN CHARGES	1
March 15, 1951	W N HILLIS MARRIED 50 YEARS AGO DURING HEAVY SNOWSTORM IN IOWA	13
March 15, 1951	OUR TOWN (FLETCHER, EUNICE H)	2
March 15, 1951	SECRET FOR LONG LIFE IS GARDENING, BIBLE STUDY (FISHER, LOUIS R)	1
March 15, 1951	DEFENSE MEETING TO SHOW MOVIES	1
March 15, 1951	INTEREST INCREASING IN LOCAL SURVEY PROPOSED BY PLANNING COMMISSION	1
March 15, 1951	FURNITURE BUILT IN ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES	3
March 15, 1951	KELLER, MCEACHERN VICTORS BY WIDE MARGIN	1
March 15, 1951	CORALIE WESCOTT, MILTON F SESSIONS	10
March 15, 1951	HARRIET FERN HEDRICK, JOHN W ADAMS	10
March 15, 1951	POWER ISSUE REFUSED BY HOUGHTON	1
March 15, 1951	JUVENILES CAUGHT IN BURGLARY RING	1
March 15, 1951	FOX, EUGENE THOMAS	4
March 15, 1951	KNAUF, CARL	4
March 15, 1951	SHEARER, GEORGE	4
March 15, 1951	WITTENMYER, VANNIE B	4
March 15, 1951	COUNCIL TAKES NO ACTION FOR CONSOLIDATION	8
March 15, 1951	KIRKLAND SEA SCOUT SHIP RECEIVES HIGHEST NATIONAL RATING	9
March 15, 1951	BOTH SIDES HAPPY OVER WATER BILL	1
March 15, 1951	POWER ISSUE REFUSED BY HOUGHTON	1
March 15, 1951	MARY LOU FOSTER, FREDERICK C SCHREIBER (PHOTO)	10
March 22, 1951	SUNSET THEATRE – BOMB SHELTER ON DISPLAY	12
March 22, 1951	FARRAR WILL OPEN LARGE SUBDIVISION	1
March 22, 1951	LOCAL PENNEY MANAGER RESIGNS	1
March 22, 1951	AD FOR SUNSET THEATRE – BOMB SHELTER ON DISPLAY	12
March 22, 1951	ELIZABETH CAREY, HERBERT L PODELL	10
March 22, 1951	FIRE INSURANCE RATE REDUCTIONS IN DISTRICT NO 41 DUE IN 2 WEEKS	1
March 22, 1951	DEDICATION OF K P LODGE (OLD PHOTO)	2
March 22, 1951	FAMOUS BRITISH ENGINEER REPORTED CONDUCTING EXHAUSTIVE TESTS ON	1
March 22, 1951	HEAVY SCHEDULE OF RECREATIONAL EVENTS SET FOR STEWART HEIGHTS	9
March 22, 1951	KIRKLAND IS FIRST NORTHWEST TOWN TO GET LITTLE LEAGUE FRANCHISE	4
March 22, 1951	CROSSWALK LIGHT ON MARKET STREET	1
March 22, 1951	CLANCY DRAKE AND HIS SIDEKICKS FURNISHED ROAD BLOCKS IN KOREA	1
March 22, 1951	MARGARET RAMIN, MARTIN KRISTIANSON	10
March 29, 1951	50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED BY W N HILLS; WERE MARRIED IN 1901	9
March 29, 1951	THE EGG DRIVE CONTROVERSY…	1
March 29, 1951	PLAN MEETING TO EXPLAIN SURVEY SET FOR DISTRICT	1
March 29, 1951	SCHOOL BOARD TO ACT ON CONTRACT	1
March 29, 1951	ANNEXATION SET IN HOUGHTON	1
March 29, 1951	HOUSING-FIRE-POLICE PROTECTION IS SOUGHT BY HOUGHTON COUNCILMEN	1
March 29, 1951	DRAINING OF FIRE PLUGS BRINGS ON INVESTIGATION	2
March 29, 1951	SCHOOL SPEED ZONE LIMIT 20 MILES MOTORISTS WARNED	1
March 29, 1951	BLOOMSTRUM, THURSTON	12
March 29, 1951	GAIN, H	12
March 29, 1951	MARTIN, CONSTANTINE L	1
March 29, 1951	MCDANIEL, CLAUDE	12
March 29, 1951	MURRAY, EDWARD ROBERT	1
March 29, 1951	PEHRSON, CORRINNE	12
March 29, 1951	GREYHOUND WILL HANDLE REDMOND KIRKLAND SERVICE	1
March 29, 1951	STREET END USE ENDED BY COUNCIL	1
March 29, 1951	MARGARET FRANKLIN, STANLEY SAETY	6
March 29, 1951	MARILYN ANN LENZ, WALTER BESMER	6
March 29, 1951	NORMA JEAN LENZ, EVERETT WISSMAN	6
March 29, 1951	RAMONA LEE CLARK, EDWIN WILLIAMS	6
April 5, 1951	OMESTAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY	6
April 5, 1951	NEW KIRKLAND HOSPITAL OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY	1
April 5, 1951	TEEN-AGERS AND PARENTS TO DANCE AT CIVIC CENTER FRIDAY	3
April 5, 1951	BUILDING NOW URGED BY LOCAL LUMBERMEN	1
April 5, 1951	EFFECT OF KIRKLAND-HOUGHTON CONSOLIDATION EXPLAINED BY LEAGUE	9
April 5, 1951	NO CUTBACK OF BUILDING NECESSARY SAYS RETAIL LUMBERMEN SPOKESMAN	7
April 5, 1951	VOTERS TO DECIDE CONSOLIDATION TUESDAY	1
April 5, 1951	JUNIOR HIGH PLANNING GOOD MANNER WEEK	4
April 5, 1951	CITY ORDERS JUNK YARD TORN OUT	5
April 5, 1951	MYSTERY SURROUNDS STRANGE YELLOW DUST	1
April 5, 1951	ATHLETICS TO OPEN AGAINST NEGRO NINE	4
April 5, 1951	FLOURINE TREATED WATER PLANNED FOR KIRKLAND	1
April 5, 1951	NEW KIRKLAND HOSPITAL OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY	1
April 5, 1951	BAD NEWS FOR BURGLARS (PHOTO OF CHIEF OF POLICE)	1
April 5, 1951	REYNOLDS RETURNS AS POLICE CHIEF AFTER GRADUATING FROM FBI COURSE	9
April 5, 1951	SALE OF CIGARETTES TO MINORS HIT IN CITY	4
April 5, 1951	DUBEL, JOHN D	5
April 5, 1951	ELDUEN, JAMES	5
April 5, 1951	MATTHEWS, CLIFFORD	5
April 5, 1951	RAINOW, ELOF	5
April 5, 1951	WILLETT, HENRY	5
April 5, 1951	COUNTY ROAD PROGRAM LISTS FOUR LOCAL SITES FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS	13
April 5, 1951	NO CHARGES FOR NEW SEWER LINES WITHIN 60 DAYS	13
April 5, 1951	PROPOSED ENLARGED WATER DISTRICT (MAP)	1
April 5, 1951	PATRICIA ELLEN SYKES, WILLIAM FREDERICK RONHAAR	10
April 12, 1951	COLMAN’S – GRAND RE-OPENING	7
April 12, 1951	FULL PAGE AD FOR HADACOL – SOLD AT COLMAN’S	8
April 12, 1951	WALTER WARDS HOLD SILVER ANNIVERSARY	10
April 12, 1951	FIRST A SECOND TIME (FIRST BABY AT KIRKLAND HOSPITAL)	1
April 12, 1951	JUANITA SCHOOL HALF COMPLETED	2
April 12, 1951	PLANS ARE DRAWN FOR HOPPER GYM	1
April 12, 1951	COLMAN’S RE-OPENS ON SATURDAY	5
April 12, 1951	HOUGHTON FACING TEST IN COURT ON ANNEXATION	1
April 12, 1951	WILLIAM BOWIE NEW CHAIRMAN OF SCHOOL BOARD	1
April 12, 1951	THREE-DAY “PRIMROSE PARADE” OPENS APRIL 20 IN CIVIC CENTER	9
April 12, 1951	NEW FIRE HYDRANTS ARE BEING INSTALLED	3
April 12, 1951	CHILD’S MENTAL, PHYSICAL GROWTH TO BE STUDIED	3
April 12, 1951	COOPERATION SOUGHT IN RABIES CONTROL	13
April 12, 1951	SEEKING SEATTLE WATER IN HOUGHTON	1
April 12, 1951	AUTHENTIC INDIAN DANCERS TO SHOW HERE SATURDAY	9
April 12, 1951	TOWN TO IMPROVE RAILROAD CROSSING	4
April 12, 1951	COMMISSION SAYS PHONE SURVEY BEING CONTINUED	9
April 12, 1951	SEEKING SEATTLE WATER IN HOUGHTON	1
April 19, 1951	SILVER ANNIVERSARY OF MAGNUSONS (MR AND MRS EARL)	10
April 19, 1951	REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	11
April 19, 1951	‘CROWD WAS SO BIG WE SHOULDA PUT IN REVOLVING DOORS’ SAYS DRUGGIST	8
April 19, 1951	NEW MANAGER TAKES OVER PENNEY STORE	1
April 19, 1951	TRADEWELL STARTS NEW FOOD STORE	1
April 19, 1951	CIVIL DEFENSE AUTHORITIES ISSUE INSTRUCTIONS IN EVENT OF ATTACK	9
April 19, 1951	TEACHERS MAY RECEIVE INCREASES, SCHOOL BOARD RETRENCHES ELSEWHERE	3
April 19, 1951	HOBBY SHOW SET FOR APRIL 28-29	1
April 19, 1951	PRIMROSE SHOW TO OPEN IN CIVIC CENTER	1
April 19, 1951	BAD BRUSH FIRE	9
April 19, 1951	SIGNS OF THE TIMES ARE CONFUSING (OLD FERRY TIMES SIGN)	1
April 19, 1951	DUST IS RAISED, CITIZENS ARISE	1
April 19, 1951	WALK CONTRACT OKEYED ON 10TH S	8
April 19, 1951	WATER DISTRICT’S SUPPLY BY CITY UNDER DISCUSSION	1
April 19, 1951	CORALEE ANN WESCOTT, MILTON F SESSIONS	10
April 26, 1951	KIRKLAND VFW CARNIVAL	5
April 26, 1951	FROST DAMAGE TO FRUIT UNKNOWN	1
April 26, 1951	P N PETERSONS HOLD OPEN HOUSE TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING DAY	11
April 26, 1951	LAKE WASHINGTON BANDS, ORCHESTRA RATE SUPERIOR IN MUSIC CONTEST	10
April 26, 1951	TWO BUILDINGS ON FIRST AVENUE SOLD	4
April 26, 1951	JUANITA SCHOOL COMPLETION DELAY UNDER FIRE; BOARD STUDIES ISSUE	1
April 26, 1951	SEARS WILL OPEN ORDER OFFICE	1
April 26, 1951	TRADEWELL’S NEW STORE STARTED (PICTURE)	6
April 26, 1951	RED CROSS DRIVE GOES OVER QUOTA	11
April 26, 1951	FEDERAL FINANCIAL HELP TO LOCAL SCHOOLS CUT; ONLY $12,272 IN 1951	2
April 26, 1951	HIGHLIGHTS OF HOBBY SHOW INCLUDE MODEL RAILROADS, AMATEUR RADIOS	1
April 26, 1951	MRS GERTRUDE HUGHES TOP WINNER IN 4TH ANNUAL PRIMROSE SHOW	9
April 26, 1951	SEVEN FIRES KEEP VOLUNTEERS BUSY	1
April 26, 1951	COUNCIL WILL ANNOUNCE SUCCESSOR TO MAYOR IN OPEN MEETING MAY 7	1
April 26, 1951	EVERETT, HARRY M (MAYOR)	1
April 26, 1951	WILLETT, HENRY	12
April 26, 1951	CAMPFIRE CABIN HAS BEEN ‘HOME’ SINCE GROUP WAS FOUNDED IN 1921	9
April 26, 1951	EAGER LITTLE LEAGUERS (PHOTOS)	13
April 26, 1951	FROST DAMAGE TO FRUIT UNKNOWN	1
April 26, 1951	JOYCE MARILYN GREEN, ROGER DOUGLAS PRATT	10
May 3, 1951	COLMAN’S GRAND OPENING (PHOTOS)	6
May 3, 1951	OUR TOWN (CLARENCE, GLENN E)	1
May 3, 1951	DANDY, HANDY AND CANDY	12
May 3, 1951	HOUSING PROJECT POPULATION UP	1
May 3, 1951	PARENTS COULD BUY BOOKS, SUPPLIES, SAVE DISTRICT MONEY SAY TEACHERS	8
May 3, 1951	PLANNING SURVEY AWAITS FINANCES	1
May 3, 1951	SCHOOL EMPLOYEES IN FAVOR OF S S	1
May 3, 1951	SIDEWALKS COST SCHOOLS $10,392; SEEK ECONOMIES	1
May 3, 1951	CHICKEN HOUSE FIRE CAUSES $1500 LOSS	1
May 3, 1951	FIRES TOTAL 31 DURING DRY APRIL	1
May 3, 1951	LELAND IS SELECTED BY COUNCIL	1
May 3, 1951	URGE VACCINATION FOR ALL DOGS TO PREVENT RABIES	7
May 3, 1951	SCHOOL PATROL WILL HAVE ANNUAL OUTING AS GUESTS OF STATE PATROL	1
May 3, 1951	RECREATION PROGRAM FACING CURTAILMENT, COORDINATORS ASK AID	1
May 3, 1951	ELIZABETH NOLAN, JAMES F VAGUE	1
May 10, 1951	SPINNING WHEEL PART OF STANDARD HOME EQUIPMENT FOR MARTHA PEARSON	6
May 10, 1951	13 RESIDENCES GOING UP ON KIRKLAND AVE	7
May 10, 1951	MIDLAKES FIRM BUYS CENTRAL WELDING CO	8
May 10, 1951	KIRKLAND GROWS, BUSINESS BOOMS	7
May 10, 1951	OK $60000 TEACHER SALARY INCREASE	1
May 10, 1951	PART TIME CLERKS IN GRADE SCHOOLS, BOARD DECIDES	8
May 10, 1951	SMITH RESIGNS AS LAKER BALL COACH	1
May 10, 1951	$100 TO BE CHARGED FOR FIRES OUTSIDE DISTRICT 41’S BOUNDARIES	9
May 10, 1951	CITY PAYS HONOR TO LATE MAYOR	8
May 10, 1951	MAYOR INSTALLED	1
May 10, 1951	SIDEWALKS AND CURBS HAVE BEEN BUILT, NOW COMES PROBLEM OF PAYING	1
May 10, 1951	KIRKLAND POLICE CREDIT REDMOND MAN WITH SAVING LIFE OF ACCIDENT V	1
May 10, 1951	ANDERSON, LT DAVID G	2
May 10, 1951	BIRD, DAVID P	2
May 10, 1951	JACKMAN, JOHN P	1
May 10, 1951	JOHNSON, OSCAR M	2
May 10, 1951	FIRST $100 GIVEN FOR RECREATION	1
May 10, 1951	HOPPER TOSSERS WILL MEET HORNETS HERE SATURDAY NIGHT UNDER LIGHTS	8
May 10, 1951	RAILROAD THROUGH TOWN IS HEAVY CONTRIBUTOR, MAY TAX REPORT SHOWS	12
May 10, 1951	WORK WILL START ON HIGHWAY UNIT	1
May 10, 1951	CITY SEWER PLANT AGAIN DELAYED	1
May 17, 1951	HALVERSON’S REXALL STORE – GRAND OPENING	4
May 17, 1951	LELAND TO BUILD THREE RESIDENCES	6
May 17, 1951	OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULED SUNDAY IN NEW HOME ON 16TH WEST	6
May 17, 1951	CEILING PRICES FOR RETAILERS FIXED BY OPS	11
May 17, 1951	FURNITURE STORE OPENS ON FRIDAY	1
May 17, 1951	KIMBALL’S TWO STORES CONSOLIDATED IN FORMER LOCATION OF MEN’S SHOP	6
May 17, 1951	REXALL STORE REMODELING COMPLETED	4
May 17, 1951	PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST L.I.D. COSTS	1
May 17, 1951	COMEDY TEAM ADDS HILARIOUS RELIEF TO NUMEROUS GRAND OPENINGS HERE	1
May 17, 1951	MAYOR APPLIES SYSTEM FOR CITY IN NEW ORDERS	1
May 17, 1951	FOSTER, ALMEDA B	8
May 24, 1951	STATE MONEY TO BUILD SCHOOL’S GYMNASIUM, SHOP BUILDINGS	9
May 24, 1951	GOODNESS SAKES! WHAT A GATHERING SHOWED AT OPENING OF HALVERSON’S	8
May 24, 1951	HALVERSON ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE HERE AFTER COLLEGE DAYS IN 1924	2
May 24, 1951	LAWSUITS AGAINST CITY ARE SETTLED OUT OF COURT	1
May 24, 1951	SIDEWALK ISSUE PLAGUES COUNCIL	8
May 24, 1951	OUTBREAK OF BITING DOGS IRES RESIDENTS	1
May 24, 1951	ALL CLASSES OUT FOR PHOTO (1912 PHOTO OF SCHOOL CLASSES)	9
May 24, 1951	PARADE HERE MEMORIAL DAY HONORS VETERANS WHO GAVE LIVES FOR FLAG	1
May 24, 1951	POLICE OUTRUN TEEN-AGE SPEEDSTERS	1
May 24, 1951	ESKOLA, EDMUND A	14
May 24, 1951	BLOCK OFF FERRY DOCK TO PUBLIC	1
May 24, 1951	FERRY SIGNS THROW CUSTOMER OFF BASE	7
May 24, 1951	NEW OIL SURFACE ON 13TH AVE WEST MAY SOLVE CITY’S STREET PROBLEMS	1
May 24, 1951	TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIED IN CITY	1
May 31, 1951	SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO ORDER OFFICE – GRAND OPENING	10
May 31, 1951	GRAPEVINE IN WHEADON’S, 200 FEET LONG, BROUGHT HERE FROM GUERNSEY	1
May 31, 1951	TEEN-AGE CANTEEN WILL BE REMODELED	8
May 31, 1951	GEORGE SNELSON PURCHASES STORE	5
May 31, 1951	A NEW KNOTHOLE GANG (LITTLE LEAGUE)	4
May 31, 1951	FAIR TRAIN WILL END, SAYS BOARD	1
May 31, 1951	LITTLE LEAGUE IS A TRIBUTE TO BACKERS	2
May 31, 1951	NURSERY SCHOOL HERE MAY CLOSE	1
May 31, 1951	TEACHERS TO TALK SALARY WITH BOARD	5
May 31, 1951	PARADE ATTRACTS HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE	4
May 31, 1951	HOUGHTON’S SWIM PROGRAM PRAISED	8
May 31, 1951	FOSTER, JOHN	7
May 31, 1951	HALLBERG, AXEL EDWIN	7
May 31, 1951	MOLCK, OLAF	7
May 31, 1951	OUTSTANDING SCOUT TROOP (PHOTO OF GIRL SCOUTS)	7
May 31, 1951	EX-NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF ELKS GRANTS APPROVAL FOR ESTABLISHING	8
May 31, 1951	POST OFFICE GROWS FROM ONE-THIRD POUCH TO NEED FOR 3000 SQ FEET	5
May 31, 1951	HOUGHTON’S SWIM PROGRAM PRAISED	8
May 31, 1951	LITTLE LEAGUERS OPEN FRIDAY … MANAGERS SET	1
May 31, 1951	HEADWAY MADE ON CITY PARKING	1
May 31, 1951	GREEN LIGHT GIVEN WATER BOND ISSUE	6
May 31, 1951	CATHERINE LITTLE, RAYMOND WIGFIELD	6
May 31, 1951	JOYCE STAFFORD, WILLIAM PERRIGO	6
June 7, 1951	KIRKLAND FURNITURE – GRAND OPENING	13
June 7, 1951	BURMEISTER OPENS FURNITURE STORE IN NEW LOCATION	1
June 7, 1951	NEW SEARS OFFICE OPENS TOMORROW	5
June 7, 1951	152 SENIORS GRADUATE; TELL AWARDS	1
June 7, 1951	BAND INSTRUCTION PROGRAM WILL BE OFFERED HERE THIS SUMMER BY COLE	2
June 7, 1951	NEW PRINCIPAL OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL NAMED BY BOARD	1
June 7, 1951	BOB SHEARER HOUSE DESTROYED (PHOTO)	1
June 7, 1951	ED OBAN NAMED TO COUNCIL POST	1
June 7, 1951	LACK OF RECORDS TOLD BY MAYOR	1
June 7, 1951	SUMMER HEALTH ROUND-UP STARTS	1
June 7, 1951	X-RAY UNIT WILL COME TO KIRKLAND	7
June 7, 1951	CARR, WILLIAM G	14
June 7, 1951	REV DONALD MILLS RESIGNS PASTORATE	3
June 7, 1951	WAY CLEARED FOR BAPTIST CHURCH	3
June 7, 1951	RATE INCREASE REQUESTED BY PHONE CO	1
June 7, 1951	BETTY CHAUSEE, LEO RIEGLER	11
June 7, 1951	CAROLE JEAN BETZOLD, WILLIAM EDGAR DOERSCHLAG	11
June 14, 1951	EAST SIDE MUSIC – WORLD’S LARGEST TV SCREEN ON DISPLAY – 30 IN.	10
June 14, 1951	MINISTER (ZIEGLER, ELDER J G) HALTS LEAP FROM SPAN	1
June 14, 1951	OUR TOWN (TRENT, CLYDE)	2
June 14, 1951	ANOTHER LANDMARK DOOMED FOR SCRAP	13
June 14, 1951	PROPERTY OWNER WANTS TO BUILD OWN SIDEWALKS	9
June 14, 1951	GRAVE COSTS UPPED IN CITY CEMETERY	11
June 14, 1951	KIWANIS HEADING PALSY BENEFIT	3
June 14, 1951	ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM FINISHES AFTER 3 1/2 YEARS OF WORTHY SERV	10
June 14, 1951	KIRKLAND’S WESTERN EXPOSURE IS AN EYESORE	2
June 14, 1951	CITY MANAGER PLAN PROVIDES ECONOMY	2
June 14, 1951	CITY MAY IMPOSE TAX ON ‘DANGLING DUCKETS’ FOR NEW REVENUE	1
June 14, 1951	ANOTHER OLD TIMER (EARLY PHOTO OF LAKE STREET)	9
June 14, 1951	JAYCOX, CELIA	10
June 14, 1951	FLAG PRESENTED CLUB IN MEMORY OF DAVID BIRD	5
June 14, 1951	ASK SAFETY MEASURE AT PARK ENTRANCE	13
June 14, 1951	GREYHOUND ASKS BUS FARE BOOST	1
June 14, 1951	TELEPHONE RATE RAISE WOULD UP SERVICE COSTS .50 AND 2.50	9
June 14, 1951	WATER CONTRACT TALK CONSIDERED BY HOUGHTONITES	1
June 14, 1951	WATER SHED USE FOR NEW STREET DEBATED BY CITY	1
June 21, 1951	OUR TOWN (TORGRIMSON, REV JUSTIN)	2
June 21, 1951	PARENTS TO DECIDE ON FUND RAISING	1
June 21, 1951	LOYALTY OATH NEEDED	6
June 21, 1951	KIRKLAND HIGH IN BUILDING PERMITS	14
June 21, 1951	MORE THAN 100 BANDSMEN TRAIN IN SUMMER SESSION	1
June 21, 1951	CITY TO FULFILL WORK PROMISED ON SIDEWALK JOB	1
June 21, 1951	DEMOCRACY AND EFFICIENCY SUM UP CITY MANAGER PLAN	2
June 21, 1951	738 LOCAL RESIDENTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FREE X-RAY PROGRAM	13
June 21, 1951	1299 NEW RESIDENTS MAY COST HOUGHTON	9
June 21, 1951	NEW STREET LIGHTS SET FOR HOUGHTON	11
June 21, 1951	NEWEST INDUSTRY MARKETS PRODUCT (SANI-SEPTO)	3
June 21, 1951	AT HOUGHTON PARK (PHOTOS)	9
June 21, 1951	LIFEGUARDS, BUSSES SET FOR BEACHES	1
June 21, 1951	IT’S SAME OLD ARMY, COOKS AT WORK, OUTDOOR WASHROOM (PHOTOS)	1
June 21, 1951	KIRKLAND INVESTIGATING BUS SERVICE	1
June 21, 1951	KIRKLAND SAFEST WASHINGTON CITY	1
June 21, 1951	ABIGAIL SHINSTROM, DR JOHN WELLINGTON CARRIER	10
June 21, 1951	MARY LOU THOMPSON, KENNETH JORGENSON	10
June 28, 1951	EASTSIDE REAL ESTATE CO – GRAND OPENING	7
June 28, 1951	THOMPSON’S FREEZE – GRAND OPENING	13
June 28, 1951	OUR TOWN (DILLON, JERRY N)	2
June 28, 1951	MAY REMOVE FERRY DOCK FOR MATERIALS	1
June 28, 1951	THOMPSON’S FREEZE SETS GRAND OPENING HERE FOR TOMORROW	13
June 28, 1951	TWENTY-FIVE CITY EMPLOYEES HERE MUST SIGN LOYALTY OATH BY JULY 1	9
June 28, 1951	CITY WILL PROFIT BY NEW CONTRACT	1
June 28, 1951	HOPE FOR CONTINUATION OF ADULT EDUCATION IS SEEN IN BULLETIN	8
June 28, 1951	PUT TRASH IN CANS; KEEP BEACHES CLEAN	2
June 28, 1951	CITY-MANGER TYPE OF GOVERNMENT GIVES COUNCIL RELIEF…	5
June 28, 1951	SIDEWALKS PROTEST DISALLOWED	1
June 28, 1951	“MOST ALERT WOODSMEN OF THE WEEK” FIND PROOF OF EARLY CIVILIZATION	11
June 28, 1951	CONCERN TO START FACTORY BUILDING	8
June 28, 1951	SANI-SEPTO SALES REPORTED AS EXCELLENT FOR LOCAL INDUSTRY’S KICKOFF	3
June 28, 1951	EX-CONVICT ARRESTED HERE BY POLICE	1
June 28, 1951	PIERCE, MABEL	8
June 28, 1951	SMITH, JOSEPH E	8
June 28, 1951	TUCKER, RICHARD	2
June 28, 1951	DIRECTOR AIDS JUANITA GIRL SCOUTS IN CELEBRATING THIRD ANNIVERSARY	3
June 28, 1951	LUTHERAN PASTOR GIVEN NEW BERTH	14
June 28, 1951	BETTER SERVICE ON GREYHOUND IS ASKED BY LELAND	1
June 28, 1951	NEW LAKE SPAN COMMITTEE MEETS	8
June 28, 1951	DRAINAGE PROJECT FUNDS SOUGHT	1
June 28, 1951	LAWN WATERING BANNED EVENINGS	1
June 28, 1951	BACK HOME FROM KOREA, KIRKLAND SOLDIER TELLS OF BAD CONDITIONS	1
June 28, 1951	ADRIENNE WHITE, HARRY EVERETT JR	11
June 28, 1951	HARRIET HENDRICK, JOHN ADAMS	10
July 5, 1951	TREMAINE’S – PHOTOS	5
July 5, 1951	OUR TOWN (MCEACHERN, HUGH F)	2
July 5, 1951	CAR CRASHES INTO STORE, $2000 IN DAMAGES	1
July 5, 1951	SCHOOL-CONSTRUCTED FIVE-ROOM HOUSE ON AUCTION JULY 11	3
July 5, 1951	KIRKLAND HAS NO SUMMER FESTIVAL BUT NEARBY TOWNS WILL CELEBRATE	4
July 5, 1951	EMERGENCY TRUCK WILL BE PURCHASED	1
July 5, 1951	PROPOSED SLOT MACHINE ORDINANCE MAY BRING CITY $5-6000	3
July 5, 1951	GERMANN, R E	1
July 5, 1951	KELSO, KENNETH	12
July 5, 1951	TARP, SARAH LOUISE	9
July 5, 1951	ROSE HILL AREA NEEDS MORE WATER	3
July 5, 1951	SECOND CROSSING TO BE DISCUSSED	1
July 5, 1951	HEAT CAUSES ERUPTION (PHOTO OF PAVEMENT EXPLOSION)	1
July 5, 1951	WEATHER SCORCHING HERE LAST FRIDAY	1
July 5, 1951	BARBARA WADDELL, LEE MCIVOR	8
July 5, 1951	THELMA OMESTAD, JOHN WILLIAMS	8
July 12, 1951	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	6
July 12, 1951	ERLING LARSONS KEEP BUSY SINGING, TENDING HOUSE, THEN SINGING AGAIN	10
July 12, 1951	PHOTOS OF RUINS OF FERRY DOCK	6
July 12, 1951	JACK VAN GORTEL BUYS PARTS FIRM	1
July 12, 1951	NURSERY SCHOOL HERE WILL CLOSE	13
July 12, 1951	HOUGHTON TO FORM FIRE DEPARTMENT	1
July 12, 1951	LOREN FITCH NEW CITY CLERK HERE	1
July 12, 1951	HOUGHTON TO FORM FIRE DEPARTMENT	1
July 12, 1951	IRATE JUANITA CITIZENS IN ATTACK OF MISUSE OF WELFARE FUNDS	9
July 12, 1951	KIRKLAND STILL HAS GREEN RIVER LAW REGULATING PEDDLERS AND HAWKER	13
July 12, 1951	POLICE HERE TO CITE CROSSWALK VIOLATORS	1
July 12, 1951	MORE OBJECTIONS RAISED BY TOWN ON BUS SERVICE	1
July 12, 1951	SECOND LAKE BRIDGE, TUBE IS BOOSTED	1
July 12, 1951	TRAFFIC CONTROL PROGRAM LAUNCHED HERE (PHOTO OF DOWNTOWN)	1
July 12, 1951	JOYCE WARREN, NORRIS SANDERSON	10
July 19, 1951	YOUNGER’S MINTS – GRAND OPENING	9
July 19, 1951	SCHNEIDER, HARRIE H	2
July 19, 1951	CITY SETS SLOT MACHINE FEE AT $25 PER MACHINE	1
July 19, 1951	FIRM SUPPLYING MATERIALS FOR NEW PLANT TOLD	11
July 19, 1951	GUST KALYBABA MAKES KIRKLAND SHOP CENTER FOR CHURCH PEW CONSTRUCT	11
July 19, 1951	YEARS OF HARD WORK TO BUILD CANDY BUSINESS HERE …	1
July 19, 1951	RESULTS IN WELFARE DRIVE CLAIMED	1
July 19, 1951	SCHOONOVER, MICHAEL	1
July 19, 1951	WATT, ROBERT J	10
July 19, 1951	SWIM CERTIFICATES GIVEN OUT TO 111 AT COMPLETION OF RED CROSS PRO	11
July 19, 1951	UNIT LEADERS NAMED FOR KIRKLAND DAY CAMP STARTING JULY 23	11
July 19, 1951	REV WORDSWORTH WILL LEAVE SOON	7
July 19, 1951	BUS LINE WILL ADD TO LOCAL SERVICE	1
July 19, 1951	NEW PUMP TO AID WATER PRESSURE	1
July 19, 1951	JENICE GIBSON, DON WHITCHER	7
July 26, 1951	SAFEWAY – GRAND OPENING	8
July 26, 1951	HUGH BAKER, RETIRING MAIL CARRIER, DESCRIBES THE HISTORY OF RTE 2	11
July 26, 1951	COUNTY STUDIES CIVIC CENTER USE	1
July 26, 1951	FAMILIAR LANDMARK ON ROSE HILL TO BE REPLACED BY NEW RESIDENCE	6
July 26, 1951	OLD LANDMARK COMING DOWN (PHOTO OF ROSE HILL GROCERY)	6
July 26, 1951	SCHOOL WILL BUILD LOWER PRICED HOUSE	2
July 26, 1951	CITY ESTIMATES DEFENSE NEEDS	12
July 26, 1951	ADULT EDUCATION TO BE CONTINUED	2
July 26, 1951	NURSERY SCHOOL TO CLOSE TUESDAY	1
July 26, 1951	FIRE INSPECTION TO AID VOLUNTEERS	12
July 26, 1951	VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTERS FORM	10
July 26, 1951	HOUGHTON OBJECTS TO WATER RATE INCREASE	1
July 26, 1951	JUANITA CITIZENS CONTINUE FIGHT ON WELFARE ABUSE	5
July 26, 1951	SENATOR SHANK SOUR ON WELFARE WASTES; PRAISES JUANITANS	2
July 26, 1951	LIBRARY IN KIRKLAND WILL SEND MAGAZINES TO POSTS OVERSEAS	7
July 26, 1951	FOUR BOUTS LINED UP FOR WRESTLING EXTRAVAGANZA IN KIRKLAND SATURDAY	1
July 26, 1951	LITTLE LEAGUERS SEEKING NORTHWEST BASEBALL TITLE SATURDAY	1
July 26, 1951	PLANNING AHEAD ON PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS	2
July 26, 1951	FAMILIAR LANDMARK ON ROSE HILL TO BE REPLACED BY NEW RESIDENCE	6
July 26, 1951	CONTROL OF SPEED SOUGHT ON HIGHWAY AT EAST CITY LIMITS	12
July 26, 1951	JUST ONE CORNER HOLDING UP ROAD	12
July 26, 1951	NEW SIDEWALK PROJECT OKEYED	12
July 26, 1951	STREET ROADMIX APPEARS SUCCESS; APPLY 25 BLOCKS	14
July 26, 1951	HOUGHTON OBJECTS TO WATER RATE INCREASE	1
July 26, 1951	NEW SEWER INSTALLATION (PHOTO)	11
July 26, 1951	SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE NOT IN SIGHT	1
July 26, 1951	HOLLY JO IRVINE, VICTOR ULRICH	7
August 2, 1951	MCEVOY-ROGERS LUMBER – OPEN HOUSE	16
August 2, 1951	SAFEWAY – GRAND OPENING	13-Dec
August 2, 1951	“GYP” SEASON IN FULL SWING NOW	1
August 2, 1951	NEW SAFEWAY STORE IN KIRKLAND IMPRESSIVE IN SIZE, FACILITIES	6
August 2, 1951	DISMANTLING FERRY DOCK STARTED HERE	1
August 2, 1951	MCEVOY-ROGERS SET OPEN HOUSE	1
August 2, 1951	NEW TEACHERS ARE NAMED BY SCHOOL DIRECTORS	9
August 2, 1951	SCHOOL MAY GAIN BUILDING FUNDS	1
August 2, 1951	EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (COMPLAINTS ABOUT CARNIVALS)	1
August 2, 1951	CITY TO BALANCE WATER INCOME WITH EXPENSES	1
August 2, 1951	CLEANING PLANT HERE BEING SOLD	8
August 2, 1951	ROBBERS OF ELVES STORE CAPTURED	1
August 2, 1951	OLSON, PAUL G	5
August 2, 1951	LIFE AT DAY CAMP – APPETITES GOOD – LUNCH IS SERVED	9
August 2, 1951	NEAREST THING TO “OL SWIMMING HOLE” IS … LAKE KIRKLAND	8
August 2, 1951	STATE TOURNEY NEXT FOR KIRKLAND	4
August 2, 1951	SIX LOCAL CHURCHES IN GRAHAM CRUSADE	14
August 2, 1951	AMATEUR ASTRONOMER FROM ROSE HILL BUILDS … COMPLETE OBSERVATORY	3
August 2, 1951	DISMANTLING FERRY DOCK STARTED HERE	1
August 2, 1951	$10000 VACUUM FILTER INSTALLED	11
August 2, 1951	CITY TO BALANCE WATER INCOME WITH EXPENSES	1
August 2, 1951	ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT EXPECTED TO START LAYING MAINS ABOUT SEP	1
August 2, 1951	TELEPHONE PARLEY ON THIS MORNING	1
August 9, 1951	OUR TOWN (CAMPBELL, WOODY)	2
August 9, 1951	READY FOR SCHOOL – 1956 (FIRST TWINS IN NEW HOSPITAL)	12
August 9, 1951	CENTRAL GRADE SCHOOL (PHOTO)	3
August 9, 1951	CONSTRUCTION ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL GYM MAY BE STARTED IN 1951	11
August 9, 1951	DISTRICT’S NEW GRADE SCHOOL (PHOTO OF JUANITA GRADE SCHOOL)	2
August 9, 1951	FERRY DOCK DISMANTLING (PHOTO)	8
August 9, 1951	SALLY GOES SHOPPING	10
August 9, 1951	PRESENT CITY ORDINANCE CAN KEEP CARNIVALS OUT OF KIRKLAND	8
August 9, 1951	DENNY PARK FIRE BLAZES	1
August 9, 1951	COUNCIL MAY VOTE STREET REPAIRS	2
August 9, 1951	JUANITA WELFARE COMMITTEE ACTIVE	5
August 9, 1951	A MESSAGE TO EMPLOYEES OF TELEPHONE COMPANY (AD)	13
August 9, 1951	TELEPHONE STRIKE IN STALEMATE AFTER 3 WEEKS	1
August 9, 1951	CITY POWERLESS TO CONTROL SPEED ABOVE SAFEWAY	8
August 9, 1951	POLICE BREAK AUTO PARTS THEFT RING, NAB YOUTHFUL COUPLES	1
August 9, 1951	YMCA PROPOSES FULL YEAR ‘ROUND RECREATION PROGRAM IN CIVIC CENTER	5
August 9, 1951	DENNY PARK FIRE BLAZES	1
August 9, 1951	EVERETT MEMORIAL PARK ESTABLISHED	13
August 9, 1951	NEW PARKING LOTS TO HOLD 156 CARS	1
August 9, 1951	FERRY DOCK DISMANTLING (PHOTO)	8
August 9, 1951	CITY POWERLESS TO CONTROL SPEED ABOVE SAFEWAY	8
August 9, 1951	COUNCIL MAY VOTE STREET REPAIRS	2
August 9, 1951	EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (DISCUSSIONS OF TRAFFIC)	1
August 9, 1951	TELEPHONE STRIKE IN STALEMATE AFTER 3 WEEKS	1
August 9, 1951	WATER RATE CHANGES START SEPTEMBER 1	1
August 16, 1951	MR AND MRS AXEL MAGNUSSON MARK GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY HERE	6
August 16, 1951	KIRKLAND MAIL CARRIER EMIL ENGELBREKT … ASCENT OF RAINIER	6
August 16, 1951	KIRKLAND MAN IS LEO LASSEN’S ASSISTANT (RHODES, MICHAEL)	4
August 16, 1951	OUR TOWN (DICK, GORDON)	2
August 16, 1951	COLLINS SCHOOL (PHOTO)	3
August 16, 1951	AIR RAID INSTRUCTIONS	7
August 16, 1951	DRIVING TEACHERS OFFERED SPECIAL TRAINING COURSE	5
August 16, 1951	NURSERY SCHOOL OFFERED FREE RENT IN HOUGHTON	1
August 16, 1951	SCHOOL POPULATION EXPECTED UPWARD; COUNTY HAS 53700	11
August 16, 1951	BIG BRUSH FIRE TO END IN COURT	1
August 16, 1951	FIRE DEPARTMENT SEEKING HOUSING FOR EQUIPMENT	8
August 16, 1951	MUNY LEAGUE STUDIES, WATER, MANAGER, PUDS	1
August 16, 1951	POLICE FORCE ASKS FOR HIGHER WAGES AS PRELIMINARY BUDGET WORK STARTS	1
August 16, 1951	HOUGHTON TO SPEND $3000 ON STREETS; ANNUAL COST $8000	1
August 16, 1951	NURSERY SCHOOL OFFERED FREE RENT IN HOUGHTON	1
August 16, 1951	JUANITA INDUSTRY PRODUCES PICKLES BY THE PECK FOR PUGET SOUND ARE	9
August 16, 1951	COUNTY SHOWS INTEREST IN JUANITA CAMPAIGN AGAINST WELFARE CHISELER	2
August 16, 1951	AGREEMENT REACHED IN TELEPHONE STRIKE	1
August 16, 1951	POLICE FORCE ASKS FOR HIGHER WAGES AS PRELIMINARY BUDGET WORK STARTS	1
August 16, 1951	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS WILL HAVE USE OF COUNTY LIBRARY AFTER SEPT 1	5
August 16, 1951	LINDBERG, ANDREW (VETERAN OF INDIAN WAR)	11
August 16, 1951	BLACKTOP SURFACE TO BE USED ON TWO FREE CITY PARKING LOTS	9
August 16, 1951	EAST SIDE HIGHWAY PROPOSED (MAP)	5
August 16, 1951	HOUGHTON TO SPEND $3000 ON STREETS; ANNUAL COST $8000	1
August 16, 1951	AGREEMENT REACHED IN TELEPHONE STRIKE	1
August 16, 1951	CHARLOTTE MCMONIGLE, ROBERT BAILIE	10
August 23, 1951	THORNES (W B “CAP”) CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING	10
August 23, 1951	OUR TOWN (WILSIE, LUELLA)	2
August 23, 1951	GYMNASIUM NEXT SCHOOL PROJECT	1
August 23, 1951	INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL (PHOTO)	3
August 23, 1951	JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL	13
August 23, 1951	74 BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE CONTRIBUTE TO FREE PARKING AREAS	1
August 23, 1951	SALLY GOES SHOPPING	12
August 23, 1951	ADULT EDUCATION FACES REDUCTION	1
August 23, 1951	FACULTY CHANGES AT JUNIOR HIGH ANNOUNCED HERE	13
August 23, 1951	LAKE WASHINGTON ADULT EDUCATION GIVEN PUBLICITY	9
August 23, 1951	NURSERY SCHOOL SCHEDULED TO OPEN AT HOUGHTON QUARTERS SEPTEMBER 5	8
August 23, 1951	THREE FIRE CREWS FIGHT BRUSH FIRE	1
August 23, 1951	25 NEW PARKING METERS INSTALLED	9
August 23, 1951	CITY BIDS CALLED ON OIL, PIPE, RENT, BILLING MACHINE	1
August 23, 1951	SPECIAL ELECTION ON CITY MANGER PROPOSED	1
August 23, 1951	SHEARER, ROBERT L	1
August 23, 1951	TO INSTALL TRAFFIC SIGNS NEAR SAFEWAY	1
August 23, 1951	OUTSIDE UTILITY SERVICE CHARGES EXPLAINED BY CITY	5
August 23, 1951	SEWER CONNECTIONS REQUIRED IN CITY	1
August 23, 1951	ANITA OLSON, RICHARD PENNINGTON	10
August 23, 1951	JANNA ZOE UNDERWOOD, HARVEY E THOMPSON	10
August 30, 1951	HOLM ROOFING AND SIDING – OPEN HOUSE	5
August 30, 1951	PAULS JEWELERS – GRAND OPENING	7
August 30, 1951	OUR TOWN (FORTE, WILLIAM M)	2
August 30, 1951	OK NEW BUILDING NEAR CITY HALL, ANOTHER STOPPED	2
August 30, 1951	LAWN FOR JUANITA SCHOOL APPROVED	11
August 30, 1951	ROSE HILL SCHOOL (PHOTO)	3
August 30, 1951	THIRTEEN ACRES OF LAWN SURROUNDS NEW LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL	9
August 30, 1951	HOLM ROOFING COMPANY TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE	5
August 30, 1951	OPENING OF JEWELRY STORE IS POSTPONED	1
August 30, 1951	SALLY GOES SHOPPING	13
August 30, 1951	EAST SIDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL MOVED TO NEW LOCATION; VOLUNTEERS HELP	5
August 30, 1951	EXCEPTIONAL CHILD PROGRAM TO BE AT STEWART HEIGHTS	10
August 30, 1951	EXPECT 575 STUDENTS TO ASSEMBLE HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY MORNING	1
August 30, 1951	LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH EXPECTS ENROLLMENT OF 575 FOR 1951-52	9
August 30, 1951	PRICE OF SCHOOL LUNCHES RAISED	9
August 30, 1951	SIX NEW TEACHERS ADDED TO FACULTY	10
August 30, 1951	BETSEY CAREY, HERBERT PODELL	10
August 30, 1951	SIGNS INDICATE THAT JUANITA CAMPAIGN AGAINST WELFARE CHISELERS PAY	2
August 30, 1951	POLICE ACT ON HOLD-UP TIP-OFF	1
August 30, 1951	BANDARET, GEORGE (PIONEER ROAD-BUILDER)	7
August 30, 1951	PARKING LOT WORK UNDERWAY; FUND STILL INCREASING	1
August 30, 1951	SEATTLE C OF C URGES SECOND BRIDGE, TRAFFIC COUNT ON PRESENT BRIDGE	1
August 30, 1951	BETTY HASSING, CLAUDE BARNETT	11
August 30, 1951	FREDERICKA HAIGHT, BRUCE BECHTEL	11
September 6, 1951	JOIN THE NATIONAL GUARD	3
September 6, 1951	WILL REQUIRE OKEY FOR SOLICITATIONS	8
September 6, 1951	RECORD OF 3700 ENROLL IN SCHOOLS	1
September 6, 1951	TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS FOR GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOLS ANNOUNCED	12
September 6, 1951	CITY PROPOSES $334,533 BUDGET, INCREASE OF $72,598	1
September 6, 1951	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS MAY BORROW BOOKS ON LIBRARY SYSTEM	9
September 6, 1951	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS MAY BORROW BOOKS ON LIBRARY SYSTEM	9
September 6, 1951	NATIONAL GUARD UNIT HERE SEEKING MEN IN ‘OPERATIONS DOUBLE’ DRIVE	1
September 6, 1951	RECRUITING OFFICE OPENED IN KIRKLAND	8
September 6, 1951	DAWSON, ROBERT D	14
September 6, 1951	PINNEY, OLIVE	13
September 6, 1951	TRIO LEASES JUANITA CLUB FROM FARRAR	1
September 6, 1951	CONTRACTS LET ON 8 MILES OF LINES WATER DISTRICT	9
September 6, 1951	EXTENDED SERVICE HEARING SLATED FOR OCTOBER 3RD	1
September 6, 1951	NO CATS AND DOGS IN LAST WEEKS RAIN, BIOLOGY TEACHER EXPLAINS…	1
September 13, 1951	MR AND MRS KRAKENBERG HONORED MONDAY ON OCCASION OF 60TH WEDDING	12
September 13, 1951	OUR TOWN (MCGREGOR, ESTHER)	2
September 13, 1951	DEDICATE JUANITA SCHOOL SEPT 23	1
September 13, 1951	PENELOPE PORCUPINE VENTURES OUT ONTO HIGHWAY; EXPERIENCE FATAL	9
September 13, 1951	LOCAL ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES ARE RESUMED	8
September 13, 1951	DELAY ON PARKING LOT IS EXPLAINED	1
September 13, 1951	MAYOR’S SALARY INCREASE WOULD BE FOR NEW MAN	1
September 13, 1951	THE CITY MANAGER LAW	2
September 13, 1951	CITY DECORATION FOR CHRISTMAS LOOKS PROMISING	1
September 13, 1951	ATTORNEY DROPS HOUGHTON CASE AGAINST KIRKLAND	1
September 13, 1951	TOWN OF HOUGHTON BUDGET NEARLY DOUBLED TO $30002	1
September 13, 1951	FOLLAND, WILLIAM R	15
September 13, 1951	MORLEY, ADAH R	15
September 13, 1951	PEERY, LESLIE	6
September 13, 1951	RUTH GWERDER, JAMES CURTIS WALKER	10
September 13, 1951	SUSAN SMITH, IRA RICHARD MEYERS	11
September 20, 1951	DEDICATE JUANITA SCHOOL ON SUNDAY (PHOTOS OF NEW AND OLD SCHOOLS)	12
September 20, 1951	SCHOOL BOARD STYMIED BY STATE ON COSTS FOR PROPOSED GYMNASIUM	1
September 20, 1951	RULES REVISED ON DOWN-PAYMENTS FOR NEW, OLD HOMES UP TO $12000	3
September 20, 1951	NEW JEWELRY STORE OPENS IN KIRKLAND	4
September 20, 1951	NEW STORE HEAD FOR UNDERWOOD’S	10
September 20, 1951	CENTRAL’S NINE TWIN SETS (PHOTO OF TWINS)	1
September 20, 1951	ARGUMENT FOR CITY MANAGER PLAN	2
September 20, 1951	TEACHERS SALARIES STILL UP IN THE AIR	8
September 20, 1951	JUANITA FIREBUG IS BEING SOUGHT	8
September 20, 1951	CITY MANGER ELECTION NOVEMBER 20	1
September 20, 1951	PRELIMINARY BUDGET – TOWN OF HOUGHTON	5
September 20, 1951	PRELIMINARY BUDGET – TOWN OF HOUGHTON	5
September 20, 1951	JUANITA FIREBUG IS BEING SOUGHT	8
September 20, 1951	300 SAILORS TO PARTICIPATE HERE	1
September 20, 1951	JOHNSON, ALENA	14
September 20, 1951	KIRKLAND FOURTH LARGEST CITY IN COUNTY; ENJOYS 130% BOOST IN POP	1
September 20, 1951	PARKING LOT PROGRESSES (PHOTO)	1
September 20, 1951	MAXINE STRAND, WAUYNE RUSHING	10
September 27, 1951	OUR TOWN (LELAND, ALFRED E)	2
September 27, 1951	COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE LAUNCHED HERE WITH LIVELY LUNCHEON SESSION	1
September 27, 1951	350 ENROLL IN ADULT EDUCATION	3
September 27, 1951	BOOSTS IN SCHOOL COSTS SUPPORTED	1
September 27, 1951	POLL INDICATES TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS FAVOR EXTENDED SERVICE	1
September 27, 1951	PATTI RUTH PHILLIPS, BERT ROLAND PEDERSEN	10
October 4, 1951	TRADEWELL – GRAND OPENING	13-Dec
October 4, 1951	A L BURTON WAS SPANISH WAR VET	20
October 4, 1951	NEW BUILDINGS INDICATE PROGRESS	6
October 4, 1951	CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DEDICATION SET	10
October 4, 1951	TRADEWELL SUPER MARKET OPENS TODAY	9
October 4, 1951	COMMUNITY CHEST WORKERS EMPLOY ROWBOATS, HORSES ON ASSIGNMENTS	20
October 4, 1951	DELIGHTFUL LIVING (3 AERIAL PHOTOS OF KIRKLAND AREA)	7
October 4, 1951	INSURANCE, COAL BIDS AWARDED BY SCHOOL DISTRICT	17
October 4, 1951	LAKE WASHINGTON BUDGET APPROVED	9
October 4, 1951	MAYOR RULES ON COUNCIL ROOMS USE	9
October 4, 1951	COMMUNITY’S GROWTH IN FIFTY YEARS IS RECORD OF WORK AND FINE SPIRIT	1
October 4, 1951	KIRKLAND’S FIRST NEWSPAPER PUBLISHES IN SEATTLE IN 1890	3
October 4, 1951	OLD PHOTOS OF BOATS, CARS, ROADS, FERRIES	5
October 4, 1951	PETER KIRK, CITY FOUNDER’S SON DIES	9
October 4, 1951	PHOTO OF WELCOME SIGN FROM 1916	1
October 4, 1951	THEN AND NOW (OLD PHOTOS)	3
October 4, 1951	SMALL INDUSTRIES CONTINUE TO GROW (PHOTOS OF HATCHERY AND CANNERY	8
October 4, 1951	PETER KIRK, CITY FOUNDER’S SON DIES	9
October 4, 1951	ADDELMAN, ETHEL C	9
October 4, 1951	KIRK, PETER	9
October 4, 1951	KIRKLAND CIVIC FIELD BUSY PLACE (AERIAL PHOTO)	2
October 4, 1951	OLD PHOTOS OF BOATS, CARS, ROADS, FERRIES	5
October 4, 1951	INSTALL WARNING SIGNS ON HIWAY	16
October 4, 1951	LAST OF PHONE HEARINGS HELD, RATES PROPOSED	9
October 4, 1951	DOROTHY MARILYN KOSBAB, ERNEST RAYMOND PRATT	18
October 11, 1951	FORMER ENGINEER MAKES DRAPES AND SHADES FROM STRIPS OF FINE WOOD	13
October 11, 1951	ROBINSON RESIGNS AS C OF C PREXY	1
October 11, 1951	COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE IS LAGGING	1
October 11, 1951	HOW ROSE HILL GOT ITS NAME	10
October 11, 1951	$3000 BURGLARY OF SAFEWAY STORE	1
October 11, 1951	BERGMAN, GEORGE EDWIN	1
October 11, 1951	MCINTYRE, R J	1
October 11, 1951	NORDSTROM, RUTH	1
October 11, 1951	TYLER, ROY F	1
October 11, 1951	KIRKLAND CIVIC CENTER FULL-TIME RECREATION PROGRAM STARTED	9
October 11, 1951	HOW ROSE HILL GOT ITS NAME	10
October 11, 1951	BOOST IN POSTAL RECEIPTS REFLECTS GROWTH OF EAST SIDE COMMUNITIES	12
October 11, 1951	CITY INCREASES INCOME FROM TWO WATER CONTRACTS	12
October 11, 1951	PAIR OF ROSE HILL WEATHER STATIONS ARE INDEPENDENT AND NON-COMPETITIVE	7
October 11, 1951	YVONNE JOHNSON, PHILLIP CONWAY	6
October 18, 1951	FARMERS FIGHT COUNTY ZONING, HEARING SET	1
October 18, 1951	OUR TOWN (GRAY, LESLIE ARTHUR)	2
October 18, 1951	ELECTRIC, APPLIANCE STORE TO OPEN HERE	1
October 18, 1951	PAULS COME IN PAIRS ON KIRKLAND AVENUE WHERE THEY OPERATE JEWELRY	12
October 18, 1951	COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE $1522 SHORT	1
October 18, 1951	CIVILIAN DEFENSE BECOMES OFFICIAL CITY DEPARTMENT	8
October 18, 1951	PEOPLE ALARMED OVER LAG IN CIVIL DEFENSE	2
October 18, 1951	CITY STUDIES PROPOSAL TO IMPROVE, ENLARGE DOWNTOWN WATERFRONT	1
October 18, 1951	KEEP ARCHITECT? RULING REQUESTED BY SCHOOL BOARD	1
October 18, 1951	CITY INSURANCE BIDS POSTPONED	5
October 18, 1951	CITY STUDIES PROPOSAL TO IMPROVE, ENLARGE DOWNTOWN WATERFRONT	1
October 18, 1951	MAGNUSSON, EMMA C	2
October 18, 1951	TOLMAN, ROY	10
October 18, 1951	WARNER, MARVIN L	1
October 18, 1951	FULL-FLEDGED RECREATION PROGRAM UNDERTAKEN BY CITY AND YMCA…	5
October 18, 1951	KIRKLAND KOREAN WAR HERO BURIED (WARNER, MARVIN L)	1
October 18, 1951	MARLINE SAMPONT, JERRY MANKA	10
October 25, 1951	LANDMARK IS LEVELED (PHOTO OF JUANITA “BARREL”)	8
October 25, 1951	RICHARDSON, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HEAD, INSTALLED	1
October 25, 1951	COLLECTIONS LAG IN COMMUNITY CHEST CITY DRIVE	1
October 25, 1951	CONTRACT LEGAL, SCHOOL INFORMED BY PROSECUTOR	1
October 25, 1951	SCHOOL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN BEING SUCCESSFULLY OPERATED HERE	9
October 25, 1951	LITA CLAIR HULL, REV JACQUES ABERCROMBIE REGNAULT	10
October 25, 1951	PROS-CONS ON MANGER PLAN TOPIC	1
October 25, 1951	LIVESTOCK RAISERS NOT HINDERED BY COUNTY ORDINANCE	1
October 25, 1951	HEISDORF-NELSON OPEN NEW BRANCH	1
October 25, 1951	JUANITA GROUP OPPOSES EXTENDED TELEPHONE SERVICE	7
October 25, 1951	NORDSTROM, E F	16
October 25, 1951	JUANITA GROUP OPPOSES EXTENDED TELEPHONE SERVICE	7
November 1, 1951	A NAVY FROGMAN HAS FUN ON LEAVE (BOWERMAN, BEN)	9
November 1, 1951	OUR TOWN (SODERQUIST, DONALD E)	1
November 1, 1951	CHEST CAMPAIGN ‘OVER THE TOP’	1
November 1, 1951	AUDREY HALL, JAMES L CHEW	10
November 1, 1951	BARBER QUARTETS SEEKING SINGERS	9
November 1, 1951	INTERESTED PARTICIPANTS – CITIZENS ENJOY MANAGER FORUM	1
November 1, 1951	REV IVAN SMITH IS NEW MINISTER	1
November 8, 1951	PANTORIUM BUYS LOCAL LAUNDRY	9
November 8, 1951	SEWING MACHINE STORE WILL OPEN	2
November 8, 1951	APARTMENT HOUSE ZONING HERE RECOMMENDED	1
November 8, 1951	POTLUCK SUPPER WILL GET BIG JUANITA CARNIVAL UNDERWAY…	10
November 8, 1951	LOW FIRE LOSSES IN DISTRICT 41	1
November 8, 1951	LET’S HAVE A LOOK AT THE RECORD	1
November 8, 1951	MAYOR OPPOSES MANAGER PLAN	1
November 8, 1951	FARMER’S UNION ORGANIZED HERE	8
November 8, 1951	B.P.O ELKS INSTITUTES NEW LODGE	1
November 8, 1951	OKEY CONCRETE WALK TO CIVIC CENTER	2
November 8, 1951	COLORFUL HISTORY OF RAILROADING STILL INCLUDES IMPORTANT MAN AT T	9
November 8, 1951	NEW WATER AND SEWER CONTRACTS TO INCREASE CITY’S INCOME BY $15000	1
November 8, 1951	TOLL-FREE PHONE SERVICE OKEYED	1
November 15, 1951	VOTE YES FOR CITY-MANAGER	6
November 15, 1951	OUR TOWN (SHOVLIN, DAN)	2
November 15, 1951	PARENTS, TEACHERS VISIT TEEN CANTEEN; MEMBERS TELL DUTIES	9
November 15, 1951	COUNCIL-MANAGER ELECTION TUESDAY	1
November 15, 1951	DOCTOR, FORMER MAYOR OF KIRKLAND, ENDORSES THE COUNCIL-MANAGER PL	1
November 15, 1951	PARK BOARD AND DEFENSE BOARD SET UP BY CITY	9
November 15, 1951	PLANS SHAPE UP FOR FESTIVE YULE	1
November 15, 1951	ANNEXATION EXPANDS HOUGHTON POPULATION FIGURES TO 2926	1
November 15, 1951	COLMAN, MINNIE L	1
November 15, 1951	200 YOUNGSTERS IN CIVIC CENTER “Y” RECREATION	1
November 15, 1951	ANNEXATION EXPANDS HOUGHTON POPULATION FIGURES TO 2926	1
November 15, 1951	MOORING BUOYS DEBATE CONTINUES	1
November 22, 1951	KIRKLAND PANTORIUM – GRAND OPENING	12
November 22, 1951	ARCADE BUILDING PLANNED IN CITY BY UNDERWOOD	1
November 22, 1951	TO BE REPLACED (PHOTO OF SITE FOR NEW ARCADE)	12
November 22, 1951	ADVENTIST SCHOOL GETS NEW LIGHTING	4
November 22, 1951	SCHOOL PARENTS WILL GIVE VIEWS ON CHARITY DRIVES	12
November 22, 1951	DISTRICT PLANNING TO BE AIRED AT PUBLIC MEETINGS	2
November 22, 1951	SCHOOL REVISES PLANS FOR SHOPS, GYM TO SECURE $680000 STATE AID	1
November 22, 1951	MANAGER PLAN LOSES 766 TO 436	1
November 22, 1951	NEW CITY BOARDS NAMED BY MAYOR	1
November 22, 1951	KIRKLAND TO HAVE CHRISTMAS TRAIL	7
November 22, 1951	BUS SYSTEM IN CHANGE OF HANDS	1
November 22, 1951	LOCATION OF SECOND LAKE BRIDGE TO BE REVEALED IN EARLY DECEMBER	1
November 22, 1951	HEARINGS OPENED ON RATE BOOSTS FOR WEST COAST	1
November 22, 1951	PUGET SOUND POWER AND LIGHT CO PRESIDENT EXPLAINS PURCHASE PLAN	12
November 22, 1951	DELORAS DELONG, WILLIAM T KING	4
November 22, 1951	PATSIE MARIE HOWE, LARRY C WALLACE	4
November 29, 1951	KIRKLAND ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCE – GRAND OPENING	17-20
November 29, 1951	NEWEST KIRKLAND APPLIANCE STORE OPENS SATURDAY	1
November 29, 1951	REP JACKSON ADVOCATES MORE ARMS, ATOM POWER, IN VISIT HERE	1
November 29, 1951	TWO CHRISTMAS SEAL BOOTHS PLANNED IN POST OFFICE AND BANK	7
November 29, 1951	AUTOMATIC TRAFFIC SIGNAL APPROVED	1
December 6, 1951	NEW BAPTIST CHURCH (PICTURE)	16
December 6, 1951	KIRKLAND WOMAN BEGINS ONE-MAN CAMPAIGN TO HELP KOREAN CHILDREN	1
December 6, 1951	MARJORIE ROSE STENSLAND, JAMES E ERICKSON	12
December 6, 1951	CITY OPPOSES RATE BOOST FOR PHONES	1
December 6, 1951	SIX COUNCIL POSTS, MAYOR, CLERK AND CITY ATTORNEY OPEN FOR FILING	1
December 6, 1951	CLOSE-UP OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS (PHOTO)	9
December 6, 1951	DOWNTOWN SIDEWALK REBUILDING ORDERED	1
December 6, 1951	AUDREY HALL, JAMES L CHEW	2
December 13, 1951	OUR TOWN (PAULSON, LEONARD)	2
December 13, 1951	TRADEWELL’S OLD BUILDING LIKELY POST OFFICE SITE	1
December 13, 1951	NEW BEAUTY SHOP OPENS SATURDAY	2
December 13, 1951	CAMPAIGN PROVIDING CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR KOREANS IS PROGRESSING	7
December 13, 1951	SOHNS’ 20TH ANNUAL FREE SHOW FOR KIDS AT GATEWAY SATURDAY	9
December 13, 1951	HOUGHTON FIREMEN TO GET NEW HOUSING	1
December 13, 1951	EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (STORY ABOUT OLD BANK)	1
December 13, 1951	CHRISTMAS TRAIL CONTEST ENTRIES LISTED BY KAHLE	1
December 13, 1951	HOUGHTON FIREMEN TO GET NEW HOUSING	1
December 13, 1951	ARMED MAN THREATENS KIRKLAND POLICE OFFICER	1
December 13, 1951	TRADEWELL’S OLD BUILDING LIKELY POST OFFICE SITE	1
December 13, 1951	OVER 1300 TURN OUT FOR CENTER PROGRAM	9
December 13, 1951	STREAMLINER EN ROUTE (PHOTO OF TRAIN)	23
December 13, 1951	NEW WATER SERVICE OPENED ON HILL	8
December 20, 1951	JUANITA POINT WOMAN HAS TWINS; PAIR ROUNDS OUT BASKETBALL TEAM	7
December 20, 1951	COMING DOWN (PHOTO)	7
December 20, 1951	OUTDOOR NATIVITY SCENE ON DISPLAY	9
December 20, 1951	SANTA SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE HERE THIS SATURDAY	1
December 20, 1951	CITY PURCHASES NEW POLICE CAR; STUDY TRUCK AND PROPERTY BIDS	1
December 20, 1951	AMATEUR RADIO CLUB HERE IS ORGANIZED	9
December 20, 1951	NEW HORIZON CLUB IS STARTED	9
December 20, 1951	LAVERNE LINDBERG, WALT FERGUSON	10
December 27, 1951	INTEREST ON SAVINGS WILL GO UP	11
December 27, 1951	OUR TOWN (WALKER, JULIAN)	3
December 27, 1951	CHRISTMAS HOOP TOURNEY ON	6
December 27, 1951	SANTA COMES TO TOWN	1
December 27, 1951	TOP RADIO AND TV STARS DUE HERE FOR BIG NEW YEAR’S PARTY	4
December 27, 1951	HOWLAND, PAUL	4
December 27, 1951	HOWLAND, WILLIAM K	4
December 27, 1951	MCCREARY, FRANK ELTON	9
December 27, 1951	VITAL STEPS ON BRIDGE COMPLETED	7
December 27, 1951	SHIRLEY ANN ORMBECK, DONALD RAATZ	7
January 3, 1952	FARM LAND ZONE STUDY CONTINUES	1
January 3, 1952	MR AND MRS R A DAHL CELEBRATE 35TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY	8
January 3, 1952	SANDERSON FAMILY GROWS TO OVER 60; HOLDS ANNUAL PARTY WITH GRANDMOTHER	5
January 3, 1952	NAZARENE CHURCH WILL BE CONSTRUCTED ACROSS FROM GREEN’S	1
January 3, 1952	MR-MRS FRED ROTH TAKE OVER BAKERY	11
January 3, 1952	MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN BEGINS	1
January 3, 1952	COURSE IN PRE-SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY WILL BE OFFERED STARTING FEB 9	1
January 3, 1952	SOME OPENINGS REMAIN FOR ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES STARTING MONDAY	1
January 3, 1952	PIELICK HOME IS DAMAGED BY FIRE	7
January 3, 1952	AL LELAND UNOPPOSED FOR MAYOR’S POSITION	1
January 3, 1952	EYEBROWS GO UP AS COUNCIL BOOSTS PAY	9
January 3, 1952	40 YEARS AGO	2
January 3, 1952	ANOTHER OLD-TIMER (OLD PHOTO OF ROSE POINT AREA)	7
January 3, 1952	HERE ARE NEWS HIGHLIGHTS FOR KIRKLAND AREA DURING 1951	4
January 3, 1952	MCDANIELS, CHARLOTTE JANE	7
January 3, 1952	SMITH, ROBERT	7
January 3, 1952	EAST SIDE FEDERATED CLUBS SHOW IMPRESSIVE LIST OF 41 MEMBER GROUP	1
January 3, 1952	MOORING PROBLEM WILL BE SETTLED	1
January 3, 1952	PLAN RE-ACTIVATION OF LAKE WASHINGTON GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION	7
January 3, 1952	BEGIN DISTRIBUTION OF NEW PHONE BOOKS; AASHEIM, ZWEIFELHOFER AGAIN	1
January 3, 1952	SNOWFALL REACHES 2.12 INCH TOTAL; ROADS SLIPPERY	1
January 3, 1952	EDNA EARLINE WINGET, LAWRENCE EASTON	8
January 3, 1952	LITA CLAIR HULL, REV JACQUES ABERCROMBIE REGNAULT	8
January 10, 1952	FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF MR AND MRS S P LENNOX	10
January 10, 1952	KIRKLAND WOMAN’S CLUB MARKS 32ND ANNIVERSARY	7
January 10, 1952	OUR TOWN (HUTCHINSON, JAMES)	2
January 10, 1952	OFFICIAL FIRST BABY OF 1952	1
January 10, 1952	TO BE REPLACED (PHOTO OF DISMANTLING OF UNION OIL STATION)	9
January 10, 1952	HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM APPROVED	1
January 10, 1952	RICHARDSON NAMED C OF C PRESIDENT	1
January 10, 1952	BETTY JEAN SWANSON, BOB KARELS ALSIN	8
January 10, 1952	MACK TRUCK OK FOR CITY STREETS	1
January 10, 1952	LIBRARY LOANS 35% MORE BOOKS IN 1951 THAN IN 1950; 880 BOOKS SOLD	2
January 10, 1952	KIRKLAND WOMAN’S CLUB MARKS 32ND ANNIVERSARY	7
January 10, 1952	“Y” RECREATION PROGRAM GROWS, PLAN MEMBERSHIP	1
January 10, 1952	OLSON SAYS INTEREST HIGH IN SECOND SPAN AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION	1
January 10, 1952	KIRKLAND SOLDIER RECEIVES MEDAL (ALEXANDER, ROBERT)	7
January 10, 1952	MARJORIE ARDELL SCHULTZ, HAROLD KENNETH SHAWHAN	8
January 10, 1952	VIRGINIA RAGSDALE, JOSEPH K SHELDON	9
January 17, 1952	FIFTY YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE CELEBRATED BY MR AND MRS S P LENNOX	10
January 17, 1952	OUR TOWN (FRYER, LODA)	2
January 17, 1952	PSYCHOLOGY CLASS STARTING FEB 7	5
January 17, 1952	GENEVIEVE GILDOW, JOHN L CHAMBERS	10
January 17, 1952	BARBERSHOP QUARTET PARADE FEBRUARY 16	4
January 17, 1952	CITY TO ACT ON SUIT BY HOUGHTON	1
January 17, 1952	TWO SHEEP ATTACK AND KILLED BY PACK OF DOGS ROAMING OUTSKIRTS…	1
January 17, 1952	CITY TO ACT ON SUIT BY HOUGHTON	1
January 17, 1952	SIZE, POPULATION OF HOUGHTON UP	1
January 17, 1952	RICHFIELD PLANS EXPANSION OF PLANT	5
January 17, 1952	1951 POLICE INCOME UP; COSTS DOWN	1
January 17, 1952	PAROLE OFFICERS, POLICE CHIEFS MEET IN KIRKLAND	1
January 17, 1952	POLICE OFFICERS ATTENDING LOCAL STATE SPONSORED TRAINING COURSE	4
January 17, 1952	PETERSON, PETER NICHOLAS	9
January 17, 1952	RODGERS, WILLIAM A	2
January 17, 1952	BLOOD DONATIONS BY ELKS TOPPING BPOE IN NATION	1
January 17, 1952	BIDS ARE CALLED ON CONSTRUCTION OF NEW HIGHWAY	1
January 24, 1952	OUR TOWN (DRAIN, ANTHONY Y)	2
January 24, 1952	SCHOOL MILK PRICE UP TO 7C BOTTLE FOR LUNCHROOMS	1
January 24, 1952	SUGGEST QUONSET FOR SCHOOL SHOP TO LOCAL BOARD	1
January 24, 1952	FIRED UP KIRKLAND CHAMBER TURNS ON GAS	1
January 24, 1952	FREE GIDEON BIBLES FOR SCHOOL PUPILS	3
January 24, 1952	AMELIA MORELLI, NELIO CESIDIO DI CORPO	10
January 24, 1952	CITY TRANSFERS FUNDS TO SAVE PAYING INTEREST	1
January 24, 1952	HOUSES FOR AUBURN – ONE A DAY BUILT – PLANNER HERE BUSY (PHOTOS)	13
January 24, 1952	KICKOFF TO RAISE FUNDS FOR RECREATION STARTS	1
January 24, 1952	FREE GIDEON BIBLES FOR SCHOOL PUPILS	3
January 24, 1952	KING WINTER HITS WITH BLAST HERE	1
January 31, 1952	ROGER GRISWOLD FOR CITY COUNCIL	1
January 31, 1952	PONDEROUS PORKER MIKE BEATS IKE IN GLOBE FEED’S BIG EATER TEST	2
January 31, 1952	CREDIT BUREAU HERE OPENS NEW OFFICE	1
January 31, 1952	LINCOLN WAS PRESIDENT…WHEN MRS (J W) BISEL WAS BORN	1
January 31, 1952	RUSSELL KELLOGG WINS SCOUTING’S HIGHEST AWARD, THE SILVER BEAVER	5
January 31, 1952	CHANGE OF SCENERY IN SIGHT FOR EMPLOYEES OF POST OFFICE HERE	1
January 31, 1952	NEW READING ROOM OPENED BY CHURCH IN BUSINESS AREA	5
January 31, 1952	MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE HERE REPORTED LAGGING BADLY	1
January 31, 1952	THREE CHARITABLE DRIVES GET OKEY FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN PARTICIPATION	2
January 31, 1952	FIRST APARTMENT ZONED AREA GIVEN APPROVAL BY CITY COUNCIL MONDAY	6
January 31, 1952	FIFTH ANNUAL PRIMROSE SHOW AT CIVIC CENTER APRIL 18, 19 AND 20	9
January 31, 1952	BURNS VIES WITH EWING FOR MAYOR	1
January 31, 1952	KNUDTSON, CLARA	11
January 31, 1952	NEW READING ROOM OPENED BY CHURCH IN BUSINESS AREA	5
January 31, 1952	ROUND ONE IN WATER FIGHT WON BY CITY	1
January 31, 1952	TWO FRANK STATEMENTS BY OPPONENTS	2
February 7, 1952	FIELDER BEALL FLOWERS, INC – GRAND OPENING	6
February 7, 1952	L M (VERN) PENNINGTON FOR CITY COUNCIL	5
February 7, 1952	OUR TOWN (BEALL, FIELDER)	2
February 7, 1952	WALT HARRISON, EX-HUSKY GRIDDER, NOW STARRING IN CHINCHILLA LEAGUE	9
February 7, 1952	FIELDER BEALL OPENING ONE OF STATE’S MOST MODERN FLOWER SHOPS	1
February 7, 1952	$15 MEMBERSHIP FOR CHAMBER SET	1
February 7, 1952	MERCHANTS BACK STYLE SHOW HERE	1
February 7, 1952	BRYANT TO RUN FOR CITY COUNCIL	1
February 7, 1952	CITY HARD PRESSED FOR EMPLOYEES WHO LIVE INSIDE LIMITS	1
February 7, 1952	EVOLUTION OF HOUGHTON POST OFFICE (PHOTOS)	6
February 7, 1952	POSTMASTER FOR HOUGHTON SOUGHT	1
February 7, 1952	POLICEMAN NABS TWO FOR HOLD-UP	1
February 7, 1952	GREENWALD, ERNEST W	8
February 7, 1952	LENNOX, SAMUEL	1
February 7, 1952	LENNOX, SAMUEL MRS	1
February 7, 1952	THOMPSON, A L	8
February 7, 1952	EVOLUTION OF HOUGHTON POST OFFICE (PHOTOS)	6
February 7, 1952	WORK IS STARTED ON FIXING PARK	5
February 7, 1952	BETTER BUS ROUTING IS URGED	1
February 7, 1952	UNDERGROUND CABLES FOR CITY ARE PLANNED	1
February 14, 1952	TRIBUTE TO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT	5
February 14, 1952	KIRKLAND GIRL ONE OF TOP SCHOOL SCIENTISTS (KARASEK, DONNA MARIE)	10
February 14, 1952	WANNAMAKER PUTS APPROVAL STAMP ON HIGH SCHOOL GYM, SHOPS	1
February 14, 1952	NEW MANGER OF LELAND’S NAMED	1
February 14, 1952	TONSORIAL SONGBIRDS COMING HERE FROM NEAR AND FAR SATURDAY EVE	1
February 14, 1952	GRISWOLD, GILMOR AND BURMEISTER LEAD BALLOT IN COLORLESS PRIMARY	1
February 14, 1952	FLUORIDATION DEBATE NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT	12
February 14, 1952	HOUGHTON PLANNING COUNCIL TURNS DEAF EAR ON PLANNING COMMISSION PR	1
February 14, 1952	NEW POST OFFICE FOR HOUGHTON	1
February 14, 1952	MAIER, VERA M	5
February 14, 1952	NEW POST OFFICE FOR HOUGHTON	1
February 14, 1952	FACELIFTING OF BLACKTOP PLANNED	9
February 14, 1952	FINANCING, MATERIALS, POSSIBLE BARRIERS TO SECOND LAKE BRIDGE	9
February 14, 1952	TECHNICIANS BUSY INSTALLING NEW PHONE EQUIPMENT	12
February 21, 1952	NEW USED CAR LOT ESTABLISHED HERE	11
February 21, 1952	BOOK SELECTION UP TO TEACHERS – SCHOOL BOARD	1
February 21, 1952	SCHOOL INTEREST UP, SAYS BOWIE	1
February 21, 1952	HAZEL ANNE OMESTAD, RODNEY SAMUELSON	8
February 21, 1952	JUNE ELLEN STINSON, LOYER, REV CHARLES L	10
February 21, 1952	CITY FACED WITH $20000 GOV’T CLAIM	1
February 21, 1952	COLLINSWOOD SCHOOL PUPILS IN 1914 (PHOTO)	12
February 21, 1952	HOUGHTON STUDIES WATER AND SEWER	8
February 21, 1952	BANK, POST OFFICE, SHOPPING CENTER ENVISIONED BY JUANITA CLUB	2
February 21, 1952	NON-RESIDENT FEES FOR LIBRARY UPPED	6
February 21, 1952	NEILSON, MARIE E	1
February 21, 1952	CITY COUNCIL AND SCHOOL CANDIDATES TO APPEAR AT PUBLIC MEETING	9
February 21, 1952	KANGAROOS QUIT PUGET SOUND LOOP	1
February 21, 1952	CITY PUTS STOP ON WATER LINE	1
February 28, 1952	JOE STEINER FOR SCHOOL ELECTIONS	9
February 28, 1952	FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY NOTED BY 4-H’ERS	7
February 28, 1952	ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB TO CELEBRATE 41ST ANNIVERSARY	7
February 28, 1952	OUR TOWN (SANDOZ, EVELYN)	2
February 28, 1952	APPLIANCE MAN JOINS HARDWARE	1
February 28, 1952	MORE COMMUNITY FUND MONEY TURNED IN BY LOCAL GROUPS	2
February 28, 1952	SALARY SCHEDULE FOR PRINCIPALS AGREED BY BOARD	1
February 28, 1952	SCHOOL TAX DIP NOTED BY JOHNSON	1
February 28, 1952	EVEN HAIR STYLES TO BE LATEST IN LOCAL STYLE SHOW	1
February 28, 1952	FRIENDLY BIRDS WHO COME AND GO DURING WINTER HERE ARE GROSBEAKS	1
February 28, 1952	NEW FIRE LOSSES NOTED BY MAYOR	9
February 28, 1952	FLUORIDATION BECOMING HOT TOPIC	2
February 28, 1952	TREMAINE’S OPENING HEALTH FOOD SECTION	13
February 28, 1952	BUILDING OF THE FERRY LINCOLN	8
February 28, 1952	DONNAHUE, FLETCHER	6
February 28, 1952	ENEBORG, AUGUSTA	6
February 28, 1952	HOLE-IN-ONE GOLF TOURNEY OPENS SATURDAY AT JUANITA	1
February 28, 1952	KANGAROOS BERATED BY COACH SMITH AS SHOWING “LACK IN EFFORT”	4
February 28, 1952	WATERFRONT BEAUTIFICATION PLANNED (PICTURE)	9
February 28, 1952	ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB TO CELEBRATE 41ST ANNIVERSARY	7
February 28, 1952	BUILDING OF THE FERRY LINCOLN	8
March 6, 1952	BOARD MEMBERS EXPLAIN PURCHASE OF SCHOOL TRACT	1
March 6, 1952	GIRLS ALMOST HYSTERICAL GETTING OUTFITS TOGETHER FOR COMING HOP	2
March 6, 1952	BITTER SCHOOL BOARD RACE ELECTION HIGHLIGHT	1
March 6, 1952	OTTO SMITH RESIGNS AS KANGAROO BASKETBALL COACH; QUITS SYSTEM	1
March 6, 1952	GOLDILOCKS AND THREE BEARS (ADOPTED BEAR CUBS)	1
March 6, 1952	HOUGHTON SEEKS OPINION ON SALE OF CITY’S UTILITIES	1
March 6, 1952	CROSS, RACHEL E	8
March 6, 1952	GRANGE, CLAYTON	8
March 6, 1952	LANG, LESTER ALLAN	8
March 6, 1952	PETERSEN, MARIA	6
March 6, 1952	PETERSON, AUGUST B	8
March 6, 1952	PUTISON, EMILY	8
March 6, 1952	BITTER SCHOOL BOARD RACE ELECTION HIGHLIGHT	1
March 6, 1952	MUNY LEAGUE RATES CANDIDATES FOR SCHOOL, CITY	2
March 6, 1952	OTTO SMITH RESIGNS AS KANGAROO BASKETBALL COACH; QUITS SYSTEM	1
March 6, 1952	HOUGHTON SEEKS OPINION ON SALE OF CITY’S UTILITIES	1
March 13, 1952	GERTJES PURCHASE MITCHELL BUILDING	2
March 13, 1952	GROUND-BREAKING (PHOTO OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GROUND BREAKING)	1
March 13, 1952	BOWIE DEFEATS STEINER FOR SCHOOL BOARD POST	1
March 13, 1952	GRISWOLD, BURMESTER AND GILMOR ELECTED TO KIRKLAND COUNCIL	1
March 13, 1952	FLUORIDATION OF WATER DISCUSSED	1
March 13, 1952	HOUGHTON HAS NEW MAYOR	1
March 13, 1952	POLICE RECOVER TWO STOLEN CARS	1
March 13, 1952	CASE, BESSIE SLOAN	10
March 13, 1952	COLE, MRS VERN	11
March 13, 1952	PEACH, HERMAN J	1
March 13, 1952	VENEMA, BARRY JAY	8
March 13, 1952	ROSE HILL EXTENDS HELPING HAND TO RECREATION PROGRAM	12
March 20, 1952	OUR TOWN (JENSEN. HILNAR)	2
March 20, 1952	ROSE HILL SCHOOL PLANS STUDIED	8
March 20, 1952	RAYMOND’S OPENS IN NEW LOCATION	8
March 20, 1952	MONEY VS THEORY DIVIDES SCHOOL BOARD ON MONDAY	1
March 20, 1952	MAYOR ISSUES WARNING AGAINST SPEEDING	2
March 20, 1952	YOUTHS AND BILLIARDS CITY’S CONCERN; STUDY ORDINANCE	1
March 20, 1952	AF-ARMY RECRUITING OFFICE SET UP HERE	13
March 20, 1952	ANDERSON, EDITH J	5
March 20, 1952	WORK ON KIRKLAND MIDLAKES ROAD MAY BE STARTED NEXT YEAR	1
March 20, 1952	LAUREL TALLMAN, BERT PERRIGO	10
March 27, 1952	BIDS FOR NEW REDMOND BANK LET; KIRKLAND BANK TO BE REMODELED	1
March 27, 1952	STRONG LEGS TO WORK SO WEAK ONES MAY WALK IN ORTHOPEDIC EGG DRIVE	1
March 27, 1952	PARIS COMES TO KIRKLAND TOMORROW EVENING FOR 1952 FASHION PARADE	1
March 27, 1952	POLICE SOLVE CAR THEFTS, STRIPPINGS	1
March 27, 1952	SHAW, FREDERICK ERI	8
March 27, 1952	TAFT FAVORED OVER IKE, STRAW BALLOT HELD BY 46TH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS	13
March 27, 1952	PRIZES TOTALING $750 OFFERED BOYS AND GIRLS IN SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE	1
March 27, 1952	SIDEWALK REPAIRING UNDERWAY (PHOTO)	13
April 3, 1952	WILL TAYLORS, OF JUANITA, HONORED ON GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	2
April 3, 1952	NEW UNDERWOOD ARCADE TO BE COMPLETED IN MAY	1
April 3, 1952	FACES, LOCATIONS OF LOCAL FIRMS UNDERGO CHANGES	17
April 3, 1952	REALTOR OPENS NEW OFFICE HERE	1
April 3, 1952	CC MEMBERSHIP ONE-THIRD OF GOAL	1
April 3, 1952	PHYSICIST SPEAKS TO CHURCH GROUP	14
April 3, 1952	MCLAUGHLIN WILL COACH BASKETBALL	1
April 3, 1952	WILLIAM BOWIE AGAIN PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL BOARD	1
April 3, 1952	LIST OF NEW RESIDENTS ON EAST SIDE FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES READS L	9
April 3, 1952	‘SOUPED-UP’ VEHICLE FINALLY OVERTAKEN	6
April 3, 1952	JOURNAL CONTEST OFF TO LIVELY START	1
April 3, 1952	CLUB WILL SEEK RAILROAD SIGNAL	1
April 3, 1952	THREE WATER MAINS INSTALLED IN CITY	17
April 3, 1952	HELEN KREITER, ULYSSES DAVIS	14
April 10, 1952	WILL BISEL STARTLED ON 90TH BIRTHDAY BY LETTER FROM PRESIDENT TRUMAN	1
April 10, 1952	OUR TOWN (SAND, MRS LILLIEN)	14
April 10, 1952	CITY PURCHASES WAREHOUSE SITE	1
April 10, 1952	NEW FACES ENTER BUSINESS SCENE	7
April 10, 1952	SCHOOL BUDGET’S APPROVAL SLATED AT MAY 2 HEARING	2
April 10, 1952	MARCUS JOHNSON NEW POSTMASTER	1
April 10, 1952	PLANNING GROUP TO HEAR RE-ZONING REQUEST AT HOUGHTON	10
April 10, 1952	SPEED COSTLY TO LOCAL MOTORISTS	7
April 10, 1952	GILL, LEWIS P	17
April 10, 1952	HANSEN, HATTIE V	17
April 10, 1952	HANSEN, SIGNE	17
April 10, 1952	RADTKE, AUGUSTA E	17
April 10, 1952	RINDAL, PETER	17
April 10, 1952	CITY PASSES 5000 POPULATION MARK	1
April 10, 1952	TRAIN HITS CAR AT CROSSING, DRIVER UNHURT; LACK OF WARNING SIGNAL	11
April 10, 1952	ENTERING KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF HIGHWAY SIGN)	14
April 17, 1952	OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY FOR HULSES; CELEBRATING SILVER ANNIVERSARY	12
April 17, 1952	ARCHITECT’S DRAWING OF BANK	5
April 17, 1952	KIRKLAND PENNEY STORE OBSERVING GOLDEN JUBILEE	1
April 17, 1952	LOCAL UNITS AWAIT STATEWIDE CIVIL DEFENSE ALERT WITHIN NEXT 30 DA	1
April 17, 1952	CITIZENS COMMITTEE STUDYING SCHOOL QUESTIONS; NAME LOESBY CHAIRMAN	5
April 17, 1952	LOIS PAWLEY, JAMES GUY WICK	12
April 17, 1952	EAST SIDE PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS TOMORROW	1
April 17, 1952	GRASS CUTTINGS POLLUTE LAKE FRONT (PHOTO)	2
April 17, 1952	HOUGHTON TO CURB EXCESSIVE SPEED	4
April 17, 1952	CROSSIAN, ARCHIE W	17
April 17, 1952	FOOD, INCIDENTALS BRING $4,000,000 TO CITY ANNUALLY	5
April 17, 1952	KIRKLAND NOW 5121 LATEST COUNT SHOWS	1
April 17, 1952	AWARD CONTRACTS ON HIGHWAY JOBS	1
April 17, 1952	ELSIE ISAKSON, SUBULON WERRE	12
April 17, 1952	ESTHER EVELYN HIRSCHKORN, EDWARD EARL WOODS	12
April 17, 1952	LOIS SWANSON, ROBERT J BRASS	12
April 24, 1952	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	8
April 24, 1952	NEW UNDERWOOD ARCADE (PHOTO)	8
April 24, 1952	APPLIANCE DEALERS FORM ASSOCIATION	6
April 24, 1952	RED CROSS DRIVE $700 OFF QUOTA	1
April 24, 1952	EDDIE CADDELL’S BRILLIANT LETTER ON FREEDOM TO BE FORWARDED OVERSEAS	2
April 24, 1952	SCHOOL BUDGET OF $1,015,000 UNDER CONSIDERATION ON MAY 2	1
April 24, 1952	TO FETE MOTHERS HERE WITH PARADE	1
April 24, 1952	HIGH WIND FANS DOWNTOWN FIRE	1
April 24, 1952	ROSE HILL MAN SAVES NEWSPAPER WITH DETAILS OF TITANIC SINKING	12
April 24, 1952	RED-FACED MAYOR FINDS STATE OWNS ENTRANCE SIGNS	4
April 24, 1952	ARMY RECRUIT OFFICE HAS NEW QUARTERS	12
April 24, 1952	LOADED FOR BEAR – A BATTERY AT WORK – GUNS POWERFUL (PHOTOS)	9
April 24, 1952	TOP STATE ‘HAM’ RADIO OPERATORS TO GATHER AT HOBBY SHOW MAY 3-4	5
April 24, 1952	CITY AND FARRAR REACH AGREEMENT ON WATER LINES	1
May 1, 1952	$400,000 APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT BEGUN	1
May 1, 1952	$400,000 APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT BEGUN	1
May 1, 1952	REHIRE JOHNSON SUPERINTENDENT OF L W SCHOOLS	1
May 1, 1952	MOTHER’S PARADE TO INCLUDE KIDS	4
May 1, 1952	MAN MOLESTS GIRL GOING FROM SCHOOL	4
May 1, 1952	VANDALISM AT SCHOOL (PHOTOS)	11
May 1, 1952	GOVERNOR LANGLIE WILL SPEAK HERE	1
May 1, 1952	HOBBY SHOW FEATURE THIS WEEKEND WILL BE FAMOUS SHELL COLLECTION	1
May 1, 1952	NEW BUSES IN SERVICE	12
May 1, 1952	BETTY JEAN SWANSON, BOB KARELS ALSIN	10
May 8, 1952	BABY CANDIS CLARK CAUSES MORE THAN A LITTLE COMMOTION UPON ARRIVAL	1
May 8, 1952	WAREHOUSE SITE BOUGHT BY CITY	1
May 8, 1952	GRASS LAWN RANCH’S STURDY HOUSE COMES DOWN, MAKES ROOM FOR ROAD	2
May 8, 1952	UNUSUAL THINKING HURTS ORTHOPEDIC	12
May 8, 1952	SCHOOL BUDGET FOR ’52-53 UPPED $84357	1
May 8, 1952	LOS MINSTRELS MEXICANOS MAY 16TH AT JUANITA FULL OF TABASCO SAUCE	7
May 8, 1952	MAYOR PROCLAIMS ‘CLEAN-UP WEEK’; KIRKLAND WILL ATTACK TRASH HEAPS	1
May 8, 1952	PARADE THIS SATURDAY WILL HONOR ALL MOTHERS	1
May 8, 1952	ESCAPING PRISONERS, COLLISION, TOO MANY SPECTATORS – CONFUSION	5
May 8, 1952	MCKIBBEN, CHARLES GORDON	8
May 8, 1952	POOLING OF CARS AIDS COMMUTERS DURING BUS STRIKE	1
May 8, 1952	KIRKLAND IS PORT OF CALL (PHOTO)	1
May 8, 1952	CROSSWALK STUDY NEARS COMPLETION	1
May 8, 1952	DUSTING POLICY TOLD FOR CITY	1
May 8, 1952	SIDEWALK L.I.D. APPROVED BY CITY	1
May 8, 1952	SEWER HOOKUPS UNDER CITY STUDY	1
May 15, 1952	GREETINGS TO A NEWCOMER IN COMMUNITY (PICKERING, CHANDLER)	12
May 15, 1952	HEISDORF-NELSON’S NEW HATCHERY IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION	13
May 15, 1952	CIVIL DEFENSE UNITS SET FOR STATE-WIDE “RED ALERT”	1
May 15, 1952	HIGH SCHOOL TO GRADUATE 168	1
May 15, 1952	WHITE CLOTHES DAY (PHOTOS)	13
May 15, 1952	MOM FETED ONE DAY EARLY WITH GOOD OL’ PARADE	1
May 15, 1952	KIDS WATCH FIRE DRILL (PHOTOS)	9
May 15, 1952	KIRKLAND HOSPITAL AS GOOD AS THEY COME	12
May 15, 1952	HOUGHTON SPEED LIMIT 25 UNDER NEW ORDINANCE	1
May 15, 1952	MATSON, ISAAC	15
May 15, 1952	TWO BIG BOY SCOUT ENCAMPMENTS TO BE HELD LOCALLY OVER WEEK-END	1
May 15, 1952	KANGAROO FLINGER HURLS NO-HITTER	1
May 15, 1952	COMMUTERS SOLVE RIDING PROBLEM	1
May 15, 1952	CITY COMPLETES SIDEWALK PROJECT	13
May 15, 1952	CURIOUS PEOPLE CAN’T STAY OFF PHONE	12
May 22, 1952	TRADEWELL – WILD ANIMAL SHOW	1
May 22, 1952	MRS MARY E ARNOLD CELEBRATES FULL CENTURY OF AMERICAN LIVING	6
May 22, 1952	LES CONNOLLY BUYS SHOE STORE FROM J L HARRIS	5
May 22, 1952	CANTEEN OFFICERS, HELPERS (PHOTO)	12
May 22, 1952	CITIZEN COUNCIL EXPECTS 600 NEW PUPILS WITHIN NEXT THREE SCHOOL Y	1
May 22, 1952	STUDENTS MAKING UP HIGH SCHOOL’S 1952 GRADUATION CLASS LISTED	9
May 22, 1952	CARNIVALS, YES OR NO, STUDIED BY CITY DADS	1
May 22, 1952	TOTAL DESTRUCTION (PHOTO OF FIRE AT B PROJECT)	7
May 22, 1952	CITY’S FEDERAL DEBT MAY GET EXTENSION	1
May 22, 1952	CUSTODIAL LABOR UNION TURNED DOWN BY SCHOOL BOARD	1
May 22, 1952	ROVER’S ROVING MAY COME TO END	1
May 22, 1952	SMITH, ANNA MARIE	15
May 22, 1952	THORDARSON, VERA ETTA	15
May 22, 1952	WATT, GEORGE S	15
May 22, 1952	WHITTLESEY, RAY	9
May 22, 1952	EIGHTY-FIVE BOYS IN SCOUT CAMP (PHOTOS)	1
May 22, 1952	SUMMER SWIMMING PROGRAM PLANS TO RECEIVE FIRST REVIEW TUESDAY	1
May 22, 1952	NEW WATERFRONT (MAP OF PROPOSED WATERFRONT PARK)	5
May 22, 1952	GET-TOUGH POLICY ON SEWER CONNECTIONS, NO SEPTIC TANKS ADOPTED BY	1
May 29, 1952	DAIRIES COMBINE MILK DISTRIBUTION	5
May 29, 1952	OUR TOWN (STROMBERG, PAUL)	2
May 29, 1952	LANDMARK DAMAGED BY FIRE (422 WAVERLY WAY) (PHOTO)	1
May 29, 1952	PHOTOS OF ENTIRE CLASS OF 1952	12
May 29, 1952	ALETHA MAE ISRAEL, WILLIAM E CLARKE	10
May 29, 1952	JANNETTE THOMPSON, JAMES WARREN NELSON	10
May 29, 1952	JOAN LEE, EVERETT AHRENS	10
May 29, 1952	LEONA MUNZIGER, DANIEL PETERSON	10
May 29, 1952	BEACHES DECLARED SAFE FOR SWIMMING	1
May 29, 1952	LANDMARK DAMAGED BY FIRE (422 WAVERLY WAY) (PHOTO)	1
May 29, 1952	THREE NEW PRECINCTS ARE CREATED	1
May 29, 1952	MARCHING UNITS SLATED FOR PARADE	1
May 29, 1952	BEACHES DECLARED SAFE FOR SWIMMING	1
May 29, 1952	FEMININE FISHERS FINED BY JUDGE	5
May 29, 1952	SPEED CRACKDOWN NETS 23 DRIVERS INSIDE HOUGHTON	2
May 29, 1952	RECOR, CHARLES E	15
May 29, 1952	SHORT, DONOVON	15
May 29, 1952	BEACHES DECLARED SAFE FOR SWIMMING	1
May 29, 1952	SIDEWALK PROJECTS NEAR COMPLETION	1
May 29, 1952	LEA BARNES, ROBERT HEIMOZ	10
June 5, 1952	WEDDING ANNIVERSARY HIGHLIGHTED BY REUNION (NEUMAN, MR AND MRS )	10
June 5, 1952	OUR TOWN (BURMESTER, VERNE)	2
June 5, 1952	GREEN’S MARKS 16 YEARS OF SERVICE	10
June 5, 1952	NEW AUTO SALESMAN HAILS FROM MIDWEST	8
June 5, 1952	HARVARD SCHOLARSHIPS WON BY MCIVOR, DOBBS	1
June 5, 1952	PATRICIA GROSHELL CROWNED MAY FESTIVAL QUEEN BY MAYOR DURING ANNUAL	8
June 5, 1952	CONGRESS TO ACT ON CITY’S $20,000	1
June 5, 1952	JOHN EWING 3RD HOUGHTON MAYOR	8
June 5, 1952	CITY JAIL HOUSES TRAFFIC VIOLATORS	1
June 5, 1952	SERGEANT ROBERT ALEXANDER IS 25000TH VET TO LEAVE 2ND INFANTRY	7
June 5, 1952	HENDRICKSON, CARL EMIL	15
June 5, 1952	RECOR, CHARLES	7
June 5, 1952	RETKE, JOHN	15
June 5, 1952	COORDINATORS ELECT ALICE COLMAN; PLAN SUMMER SWIMMING PROGRAM	8
June 5, 1952	WATERFRONT PLANS GO TO COMMITTEE	1
June 5, 1952	RAILROAD SIGNALS PLANNED FOR CITY AT TWO CROSSING	1
June 5, 1952	$12,400,000 SECOND BRIDGE IS APPROVED	1
June 5, 1952	CONCRETE HIWAYS IN STATE URGED BY ROAD EXPERTS	1
June 5, 1952	SIDEWALK OWNERS GRANTED 30 DAYS FOR WORK COMPLETION	1
June 12, 1952	UNDERWOOD’S STORE TO NEW LOCATION	1
June 12, 1952	EVA MARILYN SMITH, PAUL KEARNEY	10
June 12, 1952	THERE’S TALK OF ANOTHER SUMMER FESTIVAL	2
June 12, 1952	FIREMEN FIGHT FUTILE BATTLE AS $100,000 BLAZE RAZES MOTORSHIP	1
June 12, 1952	HOUGHTON DROPS 1000 POPULATION, LATE COUNT SHOWS	1
June 12, 1952	HOUGHTON MAYOR NAMES CHAIRMEN, OTHER OFFICIALS	1
June 12, 1952	DRIVER GETS $100 FINE; 20 DAYS	1
June 12, 1952	CROW, CARIETTA AMANDA	1
June 12, 1952	COMPREHENSIVE SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM SCHEDULED FOR AREA	9
June 12, 1952	HOUGHTON DROPS 1000 POPULATION, LATE COUNT SHOWS	1
June 12, 1952	SECOND BRIDGE COMMITTEE DID A GOOD JOB	2
June 12, 1952	PHONE RATE INCREASES POSTPONED	1
June 19, 1952	PAIR CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY (HEEGAR, MR AND MRS WALTER C)	6
June 19, 1952	BUILDING ACTIVITY (PHOTO OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK)	11
June 19, 1952	BUILDING ACTIVITY (PHOTO OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH)	11
June 19, 1952	GROCERY STORES MAY SELL WINE	1
June 19, 1952	MAYOR POMEROY TO SPEAK BEFORE C C ON TUESDAY	1
June 19, 1952	FELLOW GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS GIVE PARTY AND GIFTS TO MAYER CHILD	8
June 19, 1952	CIVIL DEFENSE FUNDS ARE BOOSTED	7
June 19, 1952	DEFENSE AUTHORITIES LIST SIMPLE RULES FOR SELF PROTECTION AGAINST	9
June 19, 1952	FLURRY OF FALSE ALARMS BRINGS STERN WARNING FROM IRRITATED FIRE C	4
June 19, 1952	NEW DEPARTMENTS ASSUME DUTIES IN CITY SETUP	1
June 19, 1952	BADTEN, JULIE MAE	13
June 19, 1952	NICHOLL, VIRGINIA RUTH	13
June 19, 1952	PECK, MARY HELEN	13
June 19, 1952	CITY SELLS WRONG LOTS, WILL REFUND	4
June 19, 1952	FREE BUS TRANSPORTATION WILL START MONDAY FOR SWIMMING PROGRAM	1
June 19, 1952	STEWART HEIGHTS BUS SERVICE IS PRUNED	1
June 19, 1952	TRAFFIC CONTROLS CONFRONTING CITY; TO REDUCE SPEEDS	1
June 19, 1952	WORK ON 16TH WEST NEAR COMPLETION	2
June 19, 1952	CITY MAY OPERATE GARBAGE DISPOSAL AS COUNCIL STUDIES WAYS AND MEANS	5
June 19, 1952	CITY PLANS WATER SYSTEM TO SERVE 80000	1
June 19, 1952	ESTHER DILL, PAUL C WAGNER	6
June 26, 1952	WILL CALL GYMNASIUM-SHOPS BID NEXT WEEK	1
June 26, 1952	WATER CARNIVAL FOR KIRKLAND SLATED JULY 26	1
June 26, 1952	LOWER FIRE RATES OFFERED IN HOUGHTON	12
June 26, 1952	ANOTHER OLD TIMER (PHOTO OF COLLINS SCHOOL CLASSROOM)	13
June 26, 1952	LOWER FIRE RATES OFFERED IN HOUGHTON	12
June 26, 1952	THREE JUVENILE DRIVERS FINED; SOLDIER ARRESTED	12
June 26, 1952	TELEVISION DEALERS HERE ENTHUSED OVER COMING OF CABLE JULY 6	6
June 26, 1952	LIDDELL, DONALD E	13
June 26, 1952	NICOLL, VIRGINIA	2
June 26, 1952	BUS OPERATOR WILL PROVIDE ADDED SERVICE IF PROVIDED	12
June 26, 1952	TRANSIT BUS FOR 73 PASSENGERS BOUGHT BY SCHOOL	6
June 26, 1952	COULD CITY GET INTO GARBAGE BUSINESS?	2
June 26, 1952	PETITIONS CIRCULATING FOR WATER EXTENSION IN JUANITA, JACKSON ARE	1
June 26, 1952	WATER LINE GIVEN TO WATER DISTRICT	1
June 26, 1952	CAROLYN DURHAM, WILLIAM PARISH	14
July 3, 1952	BAILEYS CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY	4
July 3, 1952	OUR TOWN (ROTH, FRED)	2
July 3, 1952	STOCKERT, DON	8
July 3, 1952	CITIZENS INSPECT SCHOOL BUILDINGS (PHOTO)	4
July 3, 1952	SCHOOL TO LEASE SHOPS OFFICES	4
July 3, 1952	CITY CALLS HALT TO ROCKS, DEBRIS	12
July 3, 1952	WATER POLLUTION NIL AT HOUGHTON	12
July 3, 1952	SLOW-MO TO GO IN CITY’S SUMMER WATER SHOW JULY 26	1
July 3, 1952	HOUGHTON TO GIVE FIRE PROTECTION	12
July 3, 1952	HOUGHTON TO GIVE FIRE PROTECTION	12
July 3, 1952	PEDESTRIAN JAYWALKING IS SCORED	1
July 3, 1952	RALLS, FORMER VFW COMMANDER SEEKS NOMINATION	1
July 3, 1952	EMILIA MORELLI, NELLO DICORPO	7
July 3, 1952	JUNE ELLEN STINSON, REV CHARLES L LOYER	8
July 10, 1952	REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	12
July 10, 1952	OUR TOWN (VAUX, JAMES E)	2
July 10, 1952	BOB WOODEY AND SON OPERATE 76 STATION	10
July 10, 1952	NEW CHILDREN’S APPAREL SHOP OPEN	10
July 10, 1952	“MRS KIRKLAND” MUST BE MARRIED, SPONSORED BY FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS	1
July 10, 1952	CITY TO ROTATE EQUIPMENT REPAIR	2
July 10, 1952	OWN DISPOSAL SYSTEM RECOMMENDED TO SWELL CITY’S SAGGING COFFERS	1
July 10, 1952	WELL DRILLING, BOND PURCHASES OKEYED BY CITY	1
July 10, 1952	PLUG FOR MOORAGE PLAN GIVEN CITY BY SAILING ENTHUSIAST FROM VICTO	2
July 10, 1952	DENLER, EMMA G	13
July 10, 1952	HUFF, JACOB W	13
July 10, 1952	LOCAL SWIMMING SLATE ANNOUNCED	3
July 10, 1952	PRIMARY HIWAY HERE GETS BOOST	1
July 10, 1952	FIRST UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE LINES INSTALLATION SET; BIDS ARE OPEN	10
July 10, 1952	LOCAL EXCHANGE TELEPHONE RATES UP 10C AND 5C	2
July 10, 1952	PROPERTY OWNERS BENEFIT ON NEW SEWER EXTENSION	1
July 10, 1952	CHARLENE PUTTISON, KEITH RUDD	6
July 10, 1952	GENEVIEVE GILDOW, JOHN L CHAMBERS	6
July 10, 1952	GRACE ELLIS BOOKHART, HAROLD E OJALA	9
July 17, 1952	CITY HALL HEATING PLANT TO BE REPLACED WITH NEW CAST IRON BOILER	8
July 17, 1952	VAUX PROJECT REDESIGNED; TO START WORK SOON	11
July 17, 1952	REGISTRATION FOR DAY CAMP WILL OPEN MONDAY, JULY 21, AT CITY PARK	5
July 17, 1952	EMBLEMS FOR CIVIL DEFENSE SUPPLIED	11
July 17, 1952	NEW ANNEXATION TALKED TO SOUTH OF HOUGHTON	5
July 17, 1952	LOUELLA HAGE, EDWIN CHARLES LAPSLEY	6
July 17, 1952	VIRGINIA SMITH, WADE SHERWOOD	6
July 17, 1952	SPOTLIGHT WILL BE ON AQUATIC EVENTS	1
July 17, 1952	CITY EMPLOYEES SEEK HIGHER PAY	8
July 17, 1952	OWN RURAL MAIL SERVICE SOUGHT BY HOUGHTONITES	5
July 17, 1952	TRAFFIC FINES MAY FINANCE PURCHASE OF POLICE PATROL CAR FOR HOUGH	1
July 17, 1952	TRAFFIC FINES MAY FINANCE PURCHASE OF POLICE PATROL CAR FOR HOUGH	1
July 17, 1952	KIRKLAND’S PRECINCT REDIVISION WILL FACILITATE PRIMARY VOTING	10
July 17, 1952	KIDS GET IN THE SWIM; LEARN AND CAPITALIZE WELL	11
July 17, 1952	CITY TO BE HOST FOR LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS	1
July 17, 1952	NINE AGENCIES ENTER PROPOSALS ON BRIDGE NO 2	1
July 17, 1952	PARKING LOTS NEAR COMPLETION BY C.C.	8
July 17, 1952	SIDEWALK DELAYED BY TOO HIGH COST, SAYS TOWN COUNCIL	1
July 17, 1952	BIDS LOW ON TELEPHONE LINES	9
July 17, 1952	INTEREST WIDENS ON GARBAGE COLLECTION; PETITIONS CIRCULATED	1
July 17, 1952	ALICE MEDZEGIAN, RALPH VERNON STOOPS	6
July 17, 1952	JOAN LEE, EVERETT AHRENS	6
July 24, 1952	ALASKA AND ORIENT DESTINATIONS OF PRODUCTS OF FOUR ARIES TRUCK FARMS	9
July 24, 1952	MR AND MRS ALEXANDER DALZIEL	11
July 24, 1952	OUR TOWN (NELSON, MAYNARD)	6
July 24, 1952	CEMETERY LOTS UP UNDER CITY RULING	8
July 24, 1952	SCHOOLS ASK FOR 15 MILLS SEPTEMBER 9	1
July 24, 1952	TREASURE DIVE TO OPEN CARNIVAL SATURDAY	1
July 24, 1952	LOCAL PURCHASES FOR CITY OFFICES URGED BY AVERY	1
July 24, 1952	MAYOR DENIES CITY MERELY SEEKING PROFIT ON GARBAGE	8
July 24, 1952	GALVIN, JACK	1
July 24, 1952	CITY TO ORDER MORE LIGHTS	1
July 24, 1952	HIGHWAY PLANS NEARING PURCHASE OF RIGHT-OF-WAY, COUNCIL HEARS	1
July 24, 1952	$35000 LINEROOM NEARS COMPLETION	13
July 24, 1952	UNDERGROUND JOB STARTS AUGUST 1	8
July 31, 1952	NORDRUMS CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY	10
July 31, 1952	ARCADE BUILDING OPENS TOMORROW	1
July 31, 1952	KIRKLAND’S NEWEST STORE AND OFFICE BUILDING (PHOTO OF UNDERWOODS)	6
July 31, 1952	UNDERWOOD ARCADE UNIQUE IN DESIGN AND IN CONSTRUCTION DETAIL	7
July 31, 1952	TRIAL AIR RAID TEST IS SLATED	13
July 31, 1952	SCHOOLS OPEN HERE SEPTEMBER 3; TO OPEN BIDS ON NEW GYM TUESDAY	1
July 31, 1952	TWO DAMAGE CLAIMS ASK $664 OF CITY	9
July 31, 1952	AMATEUR BURGLAR STEALS CASH FROM CENTRAL TAVERN	1
July 31, 1952	BURR, DAVE	1
July 31, 1952	LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNEY SATURDAY	1
July 31, 1952	ALETHA MAE ISRAEL, WILLIAM ERLAND CLARKE	10
July 31, 1952	CHARLENE JOAN PUTISON, KEITH VAN RUDD	10
August 7, 1952	CHARDELLE CHILDREN’S SHOP – GRAND OPENING	10
August 7, 1952	HEISDORF AND NELSON HATCHERY – GRAND OPENING	6
August 7, 1952	GAME COCK FARM OWNER GIVEN 10 DAYS TO “RID NEIGHBORS OF NUISANCE”	1
August 7, 1952	MILLION CHICKS A YEAR ARE HATCHED AT HEISDORF & NELSON FARM HERE	6
August 7, 1952	OUR TOWN (COPE, GARNETTE “BILL”)	2
August 7, 1952	$45000 BUILDING HOUSES THREE IMPORTANT BUSINESSES FOR KIRKLAND AN	1
August 7, 1952	HEATING PLANT IN UNDERWOOD ARCADE IS OUTSTANDING UNIT	2
August 7, 1952	BIDS ARE OPENED ON HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM, SHOP	1
August 7, 1952	NEW CITY HALL BOILER FORESEEN	7
August 7, 1952	CHILDREN’S SHOP OPENS TOMORROW	10
August 7, 1952	GLOBE RAISING CALF IN FEED STORE PEN	3
August 7, 1952	HEPFER OPENING NEW LAW OFFICES	1
August 7, 1952	HOPPS ANNOUNCE DOMESTIC AGENCY OFFICIAL OPENING	16
August 7, 1952	CLORINDA IDA MORELLI, VERNE ANTHONY EDSON JR	10
August 7, 1952	FAMED CLARABELL WILL APPEAR HERE	9
August 7, 1952	BLACKENED HULL FINALLY GOES; LAKE DEPTH BURIAL RITES FOR HEALY NO	9
August 7, 1952	PETITION-SIGNERS OPPOSE CITY COLLECTION OF GARBAGE	1
August 7, 1952	DIVERGENCE OF OPINION ON LAKE ST SPEED ZONE	1
August 7, 1952	PETITION-SIGNERS OPPOSE CITY COLLECTION OF GARBAGE	1
August 7, 1952	WELL DRILLING BID MAY BE AWARDED CONTRACT TONIGHT	1
August 7, 1952	WEST COAST FILES FOR RATE REVISION	3
August 7, 1952	GLORIA JOHNSON, ROBERT WAITE	10
August 14, 1952	KIRKLAND FAMILY’S SHOPPING TOUR (GLEASON, MRS JOHN) (PHOTOS)	1
August 14, 1952	HOUGHTON CALLS POLICE CAR BIDS	8
August 14, 1952	MERCHANTS “OPEN DOOR” COMPLAINTS IRRITATE CHIEF	1
August 14, 1952	SERVICE, KEN J	3
August 14, 1952	CITY MAY ACQUIRE PARK WATERFRONT	1
August 14, 1952	BUS LINE TO SERVE KIRKLAND, RURAL AREAS	1
August 14, 1952	EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (SPEED ZONES AND BRIDGE)	1
August 14, 1952	AWARD CONTRACTS ON WATER PROGRAM	8
August 14, 1952	JANICE HAINES, DAVIS NEILSEN HART	11
August 21, 1952	BUILDS BOAT IN YARD (WESTLAKE, WILLIAM) (PHOTOS)	1, 12
August 21, 1952	EVERGREEN FAIR CROWN IS SOUGHT BY FINN HILL BLONDE, ELSIE GIBBS	9
August 21, 1952	OPEN HOUSE FOR NEW APARTMENTS	5
August 21, 1952	NEVA JOHNSON, ROBERT ORESKOVICH	8
August 21, 1952	CITY PURCHASES WATERFRONT SITE	1
August 21, 1952	LONG ARM OF LAW LANDS ON FUGITIVE IN GROCERY	1
August 21, 1952	SIEPMANN, BERTHA	15
August 21, 1952	‘MILLION DOLLAR’ BELLEVUE FREEWAY PROPOSAL BECOMING HOT ISSUE	1
August 21, 1952	SPAN PLANS BY ENGINEER SUPPORTED	8
August 21, 1952	UNIFORM SPEED ZONE AGREED TO BY BOTH KIRKLAND, HOUGHTON	2
August 21, 1952	CITY TO TAKE 20 PER CENT FOR GARBAGE	1
August 21, 1952	METTY VERBARENDSE, JACOB KING	10
August 21, 1952	MYRL AKIN, VICTOR ARMFIELD	10
August 28, 1952	KIRKLAND SUNFLOWERS GROW TO LOFTY HEIGHTS (PHOTOS)	1
August 28, 1952	HIGH SCHOOL BOY HERE IS HONORED (LOTTSFELDT, RICK)	1
August 28, 1952	KIRKLAND GIRLS APPEARS AS MODEL ON TV PROGRAM (ROGERS, GLENDA)	11
August 28, 1952	NURSERY SCHOOL IN NEW QUARTERS, TO OPEN TUESDAY	1
August 28, 1952	MYRON JOHNSON NEW STATION OPERATOR	5
August 28, 1952	SCHOOL MILLAGE C OF C TOPIC	5
August 28, 1952	LIST ASSIGNMENTS OF NEW TEACHERS	9
August 28, 1952	THREE SCHOOL ISSUES ARE UP TO VOTERS	5
August 28, 1952	SPINK, WALTER	1
August 28, 1952	EX-KIRKLAND MAN IN CONGRESS BID (PEARSON, LINUS)	13
August 28, 1952	STATE AMATEUR BASEBALL TOURNEY OPENS TOMORROW	1
August 28, 1952	CLARE SUVAN, RAYMOND LINCOLN	10
September 4, 1952	EAST SIDE SYMPHONY BEING FORMED FOR LOCAL MUSICIANS AND RESIDENT	1
September 4, 1952	OUR TOWN (LOGAN, GLENN R)	2
September 4, 1952	GROUND BROKEN FOR HIGH SCHOOL GYM (PHOTO)	1
September 4, 1952	ANNEXATION WILL ‘HOP-SKIP’ SOUTH OF HOUGHTON	1
September 4, 1952	LAKE WASHINGTON’S SCHOOL LEVIES LOW, ACCORDING TO CITIZEN GROUP	11
September 4, 1952	GATEWAY MATINEES BEGINNING SATURDAY	8
September 4, 1952	PROPOSE SALARY INCREASE FOR CITY EMPLOYEES	1
September 4, 1952	ALDERSON, ORON D	1
September 4, 1952	“NO CHANGES IN APPROACH PLAN FOR SECOND BRIDGE” – GOV LANGLIE	1
September 11, 1952	OUR TOWN (BYRNE, BYRON D)	11
September 11, 1952	LOCAL BROCHURE PLANED BY C.C.	1
September 11, 1952	COMPETITIVE SPORTS FOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL YOUNGSTERS TO BE DEBATED	1
September 11, 1952	SCHOOL LEVIES LOSE BY TINY MARGIN	1
September 11, 1952	FULL 15 MILLS ASSESSED ON HOUGHTON PROPERTY	1
September 11, 1952	HOUGHTON SPEED LIMITS CONTINUE TO BE DEBATED	1
September 11, 1952	PRELIMINARY BUDGET – TOWN OF HOUGHTON – 1953	4
September 11, 1952	JACKSON FAVORED BY EAST SIDERS; SMITH RIDES HIGH	1
September 11, 1952	NEW CITY WELLS DOUBLE CAPACITY OF WATER SUPPLY	11
September 11, 1952	DOROTHY BOLIN, LAVERNE BARR	13
September 11, 1952	JOANNE MARIE SIEVERS, JAMES ROBERT CLARY	12
September 11, 1952	MARY ELBIE, RICHARD GREEN	12
September 18, 1952	ARCADE TELEVISION – GRAND OPENING	14
September 18, 1952	KIRKLAND SEEING CENTER – COUNT THE DOTS CONTEST	7
September 18, 1952	REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	17
September 18, 1952	OUR TOWN (OLSON, HARRY E)	8
September 18, 1952	SIGNS OF REAL PROGRESS (PHOTO OF OLD DOCK DISMANTLING)	8
September 18, 1952	NEW TELEVISION STORE TO OPEN	2
September 18, 1952	SHOPPER PARKING MARKED IN FREE DOWNTOWN AREA	1
September 18, 1952	‘GOOD NEIGHBOR’ KICKOFF MEETING HERE NEXT WEEK	1
September 18, 1952	4175 PUPILS ENROLLED IN SCHOOLS; IS 401 INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR	2
September 18, 1952	BARBARA SCHILLAR, DONALD HAYES ELZEY	12
September 18, 1952	CITY EMPLOYEES SEEK PAY HIKE FOR COMING YEAR	1
September 18, 1952	NEW REPLACEMENT FOR BJORKLUND SOUGHT	4
September 18, 1952	CLOSE DOWN LOCAL SLOT MACHINES	1
September 18, 1952	RIFLE STOLEN IN HARDWARE STORE	1
September 18, 1952	ARMY BEHEMOTH, 60-TON AMPHIBIOUS TYPE CARGO CARRIER, TO BE TESTED	1
September 18, 1952	REV ERNEST NORTH ACCEPTS PASTORATE AT TABERNACLE HERE	16
September 18, 1952	PAROCHIAL SCHOOL BUS PURCHASED	13
September 18, 1952	WOMEN BOOST FOR NEW BUS SYSTEM	13
September 18, 1952	PUBLIC MAY TALK OCTOBER 20 ON GARBAGE QUESTION	1
September 18, 1952	NORMA JEAN TOSH, KENNETH SCHMIDT	12
September 25, 1952	GOLDEN WEDDING NEXT SATURDAY (LINDQUIST, MR AND MRS JACOB)	1
September 25, 1952	OUR TOWN (SCHNEIDER, CARL ALAN)	10
September 25, 1952	REMEMBER DAYS WHEN YOU WERE AWED BY ROLLS ROYCE (NICHOLS, JOHN)	1
September 25, 1952	KIRKLAND AREA’S UNITED GOOD NEIGHBOR CAMPAIGN QUOTA $6339	9
September 25, 1952	FINN HILL NURSERY (PHOTOS)	11
September 25, 1952	$400000 SCHOOL BONDS REQUESTED	1
September 25, 1952	LOTS OF PASSENGERS FOR SCHOOL BUSSES (PHOTO)	6
September 25, 1952	ROSE HILL SCHOOL SITE IS DEBATED	1
September 25, 1952	PRISONER SHOULD PAY OWN MEDICAL BILLS, COUNCILMAN STATES	9
September 25, 1952	MILITARY MONSTER (PHOTO OF BARC)	9
September 25, 1952	HARDENBROOK, PEARL	6
September 25, 1952	LONDON SMOKE (HORSE)	1
September 25, 1952	ROSE HILL SCHOOL SITE IS DEBATED	1
September 25, 1952	VFW TO PRESENT WARNER MEMORIAL	1
September 25, 1952	ALICE ELEANOR JOHNSON, JOHN GEOFFREY BOWMAN	13
September 25, 1952	LOIS YVONNE PAWLEY, JAMES G WICK	12
September 25, 1952	WANDA SHAFFER, ROBERT EARL BAGGETT	12
October 2, 1952	VOLUNTEERS SEEK $6340 IN GOOD NEIGHBOR DRIVE	1
October 2, 1952	PUBLICITY PROGRAM WILL EXPLAIN $400000 SCHOOL BOND ISSUE AND LEVY	1
October 2, 1952	PLANS MADE FOR EAST SIDE SQUARE DANCE JAMBOREE, OCTOBER 17	9
October 2, 1952	FIRE DISTRICT ASKING $50000 BOND ISSUE	1
October 2, 1952	WILLIAMS, JOHN A (FORMER COUNCILMAN)	1
October 2, 1952	GIRL SCOUTING HERE KEEPS ABREAST OF GROWING EAST SIDE POPULATION	14
October 2, 1952	IT’S NEWSPAPER WEEK (PHOTOS)	1
October 2, 1952	BIG MAN OF LI’L LOOP BASEBALL, CARL STOTZ, TO VISIT IN KIRKLAND	1
October 2, 1952	JUANITA CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR (BRONKEMA, FREDERICK)	14
October 2, 1952	MODEL “T” DRIVERS TO SETTLE ARGUMENT	8
October 2, 1952	$500000 WATER DISTRICT PROPOSED FOR RESIDENTS OF JACKSON PRECINCT	1
October 2, 1952	JOANNE LOCILE GROSSMAN, ANTON M JEPPESON	12
October 9, 1952	KIMBALLS – INFLATABLE BRA	12
October 9, 1952	DISTRICT MAY CONDEMN SCHOOL SITE NORTH OF HIGHWAY FOR ROSE HILL	1
October 9, 1952	KIRKLAND COUPLE TRANSFORMS WATER TOWER INTO HOME	9
October 9, 1952	OVER 50 PER CENT OVER NEIGHBOR FUND QUOTA IS REACHED	1
October 9, 1952	FOUR OF FIVE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS FOR $400,000 BOND ISSUE	1
October 9, 1952	SCHOOL SETS ’53 BUDGET $2,437,549	1
October 9, 1952	PROPOSED DRIVE-IN THEATRE PROTESTED	1
October 9, 1952	HERE’S ANOTHER HARROWING STORY ABOUT KIN OF PENELOPE PORCUPINE	1
October 9, 1952	TOWN ADOPTS BUDGETS FOR 1953	2
October 9, 1952	HOUGHTON ACTION AGAINST CITY OPENED IN COURT	1
October 9, 1952	MATSON, LORUNDA W	17
October 9, 1952	THE OLD AND “NEW LOOK” OF POST OFFICE DELIVERY TRUCKS	12
October 9, 1952	DESIGNATE SUNSET HIGHWAY AS LIMITED ACCESS ROUTE	1
October 9, 1952	RESCUE OF PIGEON (PHOTOS OF BIRD CAUGHT ON POWER LINES)	4
October 9, 1952	NANCY EVANS, ROBERT L DAVIES	12
October 16, 1952	MARTIN, MAR AND MRS HARRY	12
October 16, 1952	LOCAL VALUATIONS UP TO $9,620,590	15
October 16, 1952	GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW BUILDING	14
October 16, 1952	SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULE REDUCED; 200 PUPILS WALKING	1
October 16, 1952	THREE EMERGENCY WARRANTS RAISE $4600 FOR CITY	14
October 16, 1952	LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOILS ANNEXATION	8
October 16, 1952	PRE-FAB FACTORY MOVES TO CITY, STARTS BUILDING	1
October 16, 1952	DUCETTE, CHARLES N	1
October 16, 1952	GEHRKE, MARTHA E	8
October 16, 1952	MCQUIGG, TEXANNA L	8
October 16, 1952	MULLIGAN, CHARLES (DIME STORE FOUNDER)	1
October 16, 1952	PAINTER, MAUD W	8
October 16, 1952	PAYTON, DELORES A	8
October 16, 1952	PRESTON, FLOYD L	8
October 16, 1952	LITTLE LEAGUE HIGH COMMISSIONER MEETS HERE WITH LOCAL OFFICIALS	1
October 16, 1952	CITY NAMES NEW PARKS SUPERVISOR (PELTON, JERRY)	8
October 16, 1952	CLUB TO DISCUSS NEW WATER SETUP	8
October 16, 1952	GOING UNDERGROUND (PHOTOS OF TELEPHONE CABLING)	9
October 16, 1952	WATER SUIT ADJOURNED TO NOV 14	1
October 23, 1952	OUR TOWN (REED, MERRELL CLYDE)	10
October 23, 1952	NEW SCHOOL SITE BEING CONSIDERED	1
October 23, 1952	GOOD NEIGHBOR FUND IN KIRKLAND OVER 100% MARK	1
October 23, 1952	FIRE BOND ISSUE GAINS ACCEPTANCE	1
October 23, 1952	CITY’S CHRISTMAS SEASON PROGRAM TO INCLUDE SANTA AND CANDY FOR KIDS	1
October 23, 1952	DUBOR, AZAW H	8
October 23, 1952	MORSE, LEWIS	8
October 23, 1952	INSTALL LUTHERAN PASTOR SUNDAY (RAUUM, REV E J)	14
October 23, 1952	HOUGHTON WINTER FLEET IN (PHOTOS)	1
October 23, 1952	EXPANSION OF WATER DISTRICT NO 72 EXPLAINED AT COMMUNITY MEETING	2
October 23, 1952	CHARLENE JOANN ULRICH, ROGER FRANKLIN HULSE	12
October 23, 1952	DOREEN MAVIS IRVIN, KENNETH DEAN HART	12
October 30, 1952	OUR TOWN (SMITH, DESMOND NIVEN)	10
October 30, 1952	SUGGESTION: WAR MEMORIAL FUND COULD BE USED FOR LIGHTS AND SEATS	6
October 30, 1952	ENGLAND’S EXPERT ON EMERGENCY FEEDING TO ADDRESS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE	10
October 30, 1952	TO TRIPLE SHIFT IN KINDERGARTEN	12
October 30, 1952	POLICE NAB $13000 ROBBERY SUSPECT	1
October 30, 1952	BAILEY, REV LEWIS	1
October 30, 1952	KETTER, MARLON GERARD	19
October 30, 1952	THESE ARE CANDIDATES AND SOME VITAL ISSUES ON TUESDAY BALLOT	9
October 30, 1952	PARK DEPT POST GOES TO CAMPBELL	4
October 30, 1952	CITY WELL CAPACITY 2,500,000 GALLONS	1
November 6, 1952	BIG SQUASH (PHOTO)	9
November 6, 1952	SAVINGS AND LOAN OPENS THIS WEEK	1
November 6, 1952	LOAN COMPANY IN CHANGE OF HANDS	9
November 6, 1952	C C WILL STUDY NOMINATIONS	2
November 6, 1952	SCHOOL BOND ISSUE WINS BY CLOSE MARGIN	1
November 6, 1952	$50,000 BOND ISSUE IS VOTED IN BY RESIDENTS OF FIRE DISTRICT 41	1
November 6, 1952	CITY INSURANCE GOES TO GARDNER	9
November 6, 1952	STUART, ROGER	11
November 6, 1952	EAST SIDE VOTERS GO ALONG WITH NATIONAL PATTERN; FAVOR IKE,	1
November 6, 1952	HAIL TO THE VICTORS! THESE MEN WON KEY POSTS IN TUESDAY ELECTION	1
November 6, 1952	COMBINED CHURCH SIGNS SUGGESTED	1
November 6, 1952	HIGHWAY SUPPORT ASKED AT MEETING	1
November 6, 1952	CLORINDA MORELLI, VERNE EDSON	12
November 13, 1952	MRS MARGARET HARRAH OF AVONDALE EASILY RECALLS DAYS OF ‘WILD WEST	1
November 13, 1952	OUR TOWN (ODOM, DR JOHN S)	13
November 13, 1952	SECRET DESIRE OF MANY COMES TRUE FOR TWO EAST SIDE WOMEN AUTHORS	1
November 13, 1952	ACTION REQUESTED ON CIVIL DEFENSE	2
November 13, 1952	JEAN WIEMERT, CHARLES COLMAN	14
November 13, 1952	DECORATIONS DUE UP AFTER NOV 27	2
November 13, 1952	HOUGHTON “DADS” EXCHANGE VERBS	1
November 13, 1952	HOUGHTON PATROL CAR NOW ON DUTY	2
November 13, 1952	HOUGHTON WATER PLAN PROGRESSES; REPORT DEC 8	1
November 13, 1952	LAKEVIEW PROTESTS LOUDLY OVER TRUCK STORAGE PLAN	1
November 13, 1952	SPEED LIMIT SET AT 35 IN HOUGHTON	15
November 13, 1952	DOGS CAUSE SAFETY PROBLEM AT SCHOOL	11
November 13, 1952	SPEED LIMIT SET AT 35 IN HOUGHTON	15
November 13, 1952	GARNER, WILLIAM	17
November 13, 1952	HANSEN, HARRY C	17
November 13, 1952	OLSON, ARVID E	17
November 13, 1952	EAST SIDE MAY RECEIVE WATER FROM SEATTLE MOUNTAIN SUPPLY	12
November 13, 1952	GARBAGE ORDINANCE HEARING ON MONDAY	1
November 13, 1952	JUANITA WATER DISTRICT 72 – COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (MAP)	10
November 13, 1952	NEW SUBSTATION (PHOTO)	16
November 13, 1952	QUESTIONS ON PROPOSED WATER DISTRICT TO BE AIRED MONDAY	8
November 13, 1952	SHIRLEY BROCK, ROBERT PAUL HAYWARD	14
November 20, 1952	UNIFORM 50 FOOT LOTS UNDER STUDY	1
November 20, 1952	BOND ISSUE IS APPROVED BY VOTERS	1
November 20, 1952	THIS IS A TALE ABOUT PREVENTING ROVER FOLLOWING JUNIOR TO CLASS	9
November 20, 1952	DRIVE-IN THEATRE SITE IS APPROVED	1
November 20, 1952	BROCKWAY, JUNE L	15
November 20, 1952	GROUNDS, HENRY W	15
November 20, 1952	ALL RESIDENCES TO RECEIVE SERVICE UNDER CITY’S NEW GARBAGE ORDINANCE	5
November 20, 1952	APPROVE JUANITA WATER DISTRICT ANNEXATION	1
November 20, 1952	BELLEVUE CITIZENS SEEK KIRKLAND WATER SUPPLY FOR SHORT PERIOD	1
November 20, 1952	PATRICIA BAHMKE, RICHARD BUDROW	12
November 27, 1952	NEW ATHLETIC PAVILION AND SHOPS (PHOTO)	1
November 27, 1952	ROSE HILL SCHOOL LOCATION DEBATE BEING CONTINUED	7
November 27, 1952	TWO BIG DAYS AHEAD FOR WES HOLM AS HE MOVES TO NEW HEADQUARTERS	6
November 27, 1952	CONSERVATION OF POWER IS URGED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	1
November 27, 1952	ARLENE LUND, ROBERT EDWIN ANDERSON	4
November 27, 1952	SHIRLEY JOHNSON, RICHARD CONDO	4
November 27, 1952	WOMEN’S CLUB TO PRESENT CONCERT SATURDAY; TO DEDICATE NEW PIANO	4
November 27, 1952	HAUGHTY HARRY, THE HAWK, LUCKY BIRD; HE HAD CLOSE CALL IN TOWN	9
November 27, 1952	ILLUMINATED STREET DECORATIONS OUT DUE TO NORTHWEST POWER SHORTAGE	1
November 27, 1952	CITY POLICE EXAM TO FILL VACANCY	1
November 27, 1952	NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY PLANNED IN KIRKLAND	1
November 27, 1952	BERGERSON, FLORENCE	11
November 27, 1952	JACKSON, LEROY	1
November 27, 1952	STRAND, IVA	11
November 27, 1952	STREETER, LORING C	1
November 27, 1952	ABBETT FIRST NAME LISTED IN KIRKLAND PART OF PHONE BOOK	1
November 27, 1952	CONSERVATION OF POWER IS URGED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	1
November 27, 1952	ILLUMINATED STREET DECORATIONS OUT DUE TO NORTHWEST POWER SHORTAGE	1
December 4, 1952	MR AN MRS C F FERRELL HONORED AT 57TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY PARTY	16
December 4, 1952	OUR TOWN (MASSEY, WILLIAM H)	14
December 4, 1952	KIRKLAND KIWANIS CLUB TO SPONSOR CHRISTMAS WINDOW DISPLAY CONTEST	1
December 4, 1952	SANTA’S ARRIVAL IN KIRKLAND DUE TOMORROW	13
December 4, 1952	TRUE MEANING OF “CHRISTMAS SPIRIT” IS DEMONSTRATED	1
December 4, 1952	NEW POLICE CAR TO BE ‘SOUPED UP’	1
December 4, 1952	ROBERT PRESTON IS OBJECT OF SEARCH	1
December 4, 1952	KIRKLAND FAVORS MONROE HIGHWAY	10
December 4, 1952	CITY HAS EXCESS WATER FOR SALE	5
December 4, 1952	CITY TO BUILD 100,000 GALLON WATER STORAGE TANK IN NORTHEAST SECT	1
December 4, 1952	CONSERVATION OF ELECTRICITY ASKED OF COMMUNITY BY MAYOR AL LELAND	9
December 4, 1952	COURT DISMISSES WATER LAWSUIT	1
December 4, 1952	JUANITA WATER EXPANSION STRONGLY OPPOSED	11
December 11, 1952	BRYANT HARDWARE 18TH ANNIVERSARY	2
December 11, 1952	IMPROPER DRAINAGE BRINGS CITY ACTION	11
December 11, 1952	LOCAL STORES OPEN EVERY EVENING TO 8:30 UNTIL CHRISTMAS	1
December 11, 1952	TEACHERS DISCUSS SALARY SCHEDULE	11
December 11, 1952	EX-LOCAL TEACHER GETS TOP GOVERNMENT POST (WILLIAMS, WALTER)	9
December 11, 1952	SANITATION LAW PASSED BY CITY	9
December 11, 1952	HIP! HIP! HOORAY! DECORATIONS UP	8
December 11, 1952	TRANQUILLITY PREVAILS IN HOUGHTON VEHICLE-GARAGE STORAGE QUESTION	1
December 11, 1952	SOLVE BURGLARIES WITH LOCAL ARREST	1
December 11, 1952	SCHROEDER, FRED H	1
December 11, 1952	PARK BOARD SEEKS ADDITIONAL SPACE FROM KING COUNTY	11
December 11, 1952	TO AIR PROS-CONS OF WATER EXPANSION	8
December 11, 1952	UNFAIR STATEMENTS HURT PROPOSAL FOR EXPANSION OF JUANITA WATER DI	1
December 18, 1952	TOP NATIONAL SPOT WON BY CHICK FARM	15
December 18, 1952	HONOR COUPLE ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY (JOHNSON MR AND MRS J J)	10
December 18, 1952	OUR TOWN (NELSON, ELIZABETH C)	14
December 18, 1952	CHRISTMAS BONUS PAID EMPLOYEES AT J C PENNEY	11
December 18, 1952	DAWSON PURCHASES LAKE AVENUE TAVERN	12
December 18, 1952	CURTAILMENT OF SCHOOL BUS SERVICE ORDERED BY BOARD	1
December 18, 1952	MARILYN ANNE LAMPAERT, EDWARD RAY HAINES	16
December 18, 1952	GOLLOFON HONORED BY FIRE FIGHTERS	1
December 18, 1952	CHRISTMAS SHIP WILL VISIT CITY	1
December 18, 1952	HOUGHTON’S CENTER TO BE UNCHANGED FOR TIME BEING	1
December 18, 1952	WATER AND SEWER PROBLEMS MOUNT FOR HOUGHTON	9
December 18, 1952	GASCH, FRED	18
December 18, 1952	HAYES, MARY MAE	19
December 18, 1952	MARTIN, LLOYD	5
December 18, 1952	RANDLETT, WALTER G (EX-COUNCILMAN)	2
December 18, 1952	STEINER, MRS DAVID	16
December 18, 1952	YOUNG, OWEN J	19
December 18, 1952	CITY’S NEW WELL REACHES 100 FEET; BUILDING ROAD	1
December 18, 1952	POOR PUBLICITY AND UNFAIR WATER HEARING CHARGED	1
December 25, 1952	CITY SEWER PLANT COLOR RESTUDIED	8
December 25, 1952	STATE TO DIRECT SCHOOL SURVEY AIDING DISTRICT	1
December 25, 1952	BRATT, OSCAR	1
December 25, 1952	LEWIS C LEE	1
December 25, 1952	SCHUMACHER, EDWARD E	1
December 25, 1952	SENEFF, HENRY E	9
December 25, 1952	TAYLOR, SUSAN JANE	9
December 25, 1952	YOUNG, OWEN JOHN	9
December 25, 1952	WATER EXPANSION PLANS EXPLAINED AT JUANITA CLUB	1
January 1, 1953	LUTHER HAWTHORNE, ASTRONOMER AND WEATHER MAN, HAS BLAST THEORIES	1
January 1, 1953	DISPOSAL OF STEWART HEIGHTS RECOMMENDED	1
January 1, 1953	DELORES ELAINE SMITH, JARRET ALLAN IRISH	5
January 1, 1953	MARGARET MAE FRYER, LEWIS J TREMAINE	5
January 1, 1953	FIRE DESTROYS SHOP AND DOUBLE GARAGE	1
January 1, 1953	GANO, OTTO	9
January 1, 1953	PAGE, GEORGE A	9
January 1, 1953	TAYLOR, SUSAN	2
January 1, 1953	COURT ORDER HALTS JUANITA WATER EXPANSION	1
January 1, 1953	NEW 100,000 GALLON WATER TANK WILL COST CITY $32530	8
January 1, 1953	JACQUELYN WHITNEY, LOUIS TRIMBLE	5
January 8, 1953	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	4
January 8, 1953	PRIZE-WINNING BABY (ESTELLE, DENISE)	1
January 8, 1953	LOCAL GROUPS AGAINST HOUSING TRANSFER	1
January 8, 1953	EAST SIDE GLASS OPENS NEW STORE	4
January 8, 1953	BUS CURTAILMENT BRINGS PROTEST	1
January 8, 1953	CANDIDATES TO FILE FOR SCHOOL POSTS	1
January 8, 1953	LAWNS DAMAGED BY “SQUIRRELERS”; SCHOOLS BURGLARIZED OVER HOLIDAYS	1
January 8, 1953	TOM BASS NEW POLICE OFFICER FOR CITY	10
January 8, 1953	RUDE, NORWOOD E	15
January 8, 1953	JOURNAL OFFERS SPECIAL 30-DAY TWO-FOR-ONE SUBSCRIPTION	1
January 8, 1953	SUGGESTION MADE: RE-IMPOSE TOLLS ON LAKE BRIDGE TO AID NEW SPAN	1
January 15, 1953	OUR TOWN (LOKEN, JOHN S)	10
January 15, 1953	20 SCHOOLROOMS ARE SOUGHT HERE	1
January 15, 1953	CONSTRUCTION OF TWO FIRE STATIONS IN JUANITA AREA BEGINS SOON	11
January 15, 1953	3RD ANNIVERSARY OF UNITARIAN CHURCH WILL BE CELEBRATED	5
January 15, 1953	BAPTISTS SET BANQUET TO MARK ANNIVERSARY	5
January 15, 1953	“PORK-BARRELING” CHARGED IN LOCAL HOUSING DEBATE	1
January 15, 1953	PROJECT “B” DISPOSITION REFERRED TO LOCAL AND COUNTY CONFERENCE	1
January 15, 1953	C OF C FINANCES SHOW BALANCE	5
January 15, 1953	LEROY JOHNSON AND H L TUTTLE FILE FOR SCHOOL BOARD POSITIONS	1
January 15, 1953	CONSTRUCTION OF TWO FIRE STATIONS IN JUANITA AREA BEGINS SOON	11
January 15, 1953	SCHMIDT TO HEAD FIREMEN’S GROUP	5
January 15, 1953	HOUGHTON LOSES, THEN GAINS SIZE	8
January 15, 1953	LAKEVIEW PEOPLE ORGANIZE GROUP	5
January 15, 1953	RESIDENTS FORCE RETREAT OF HOUGHTON OFFICIALS ON CENTER CONVERSION	1
January 15, 1953	CONSTRUCTION OF TWO FIRE STATIONS IN JUANITA AREA BEGINS SOON	11
January 15, 1953	EMMETT MCKILLOP NEW DOCTOR HERE	11
January 15, 1953	THORNE, WILLIAM	8
January 15, 1953	WOMAN’S CLUB CELEBRATES 33 YEARS OF ACTIVITY	12
January 15, 1953	FAVORABLE RENTAL FEES OFFERED PUBLIC, CLUBS IN CIVIC CENTER	5
January 15, 1953	NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYGROUND SYSTEM ENVISIONED BY CITY’S PARK BOARD	8
January 15, 1953	APPRAISERS BUSY FIXING PROPERTY FIGURES ON 2-A	1
January 15, 1953	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (STREET NAMES)	10
January 15, 1953	BROWN’S BROWNOUT ENDS; LIGHTS ON! SHORTAGE IS OVER	5
January 15, 1953	BIG BLOWOUT AT COLMAN’S	9
January 15, 1953	GLENNAJEAN FRAZIER, CHARLES CALKINS	12
January 22, 1953	MOTHERS TO MARCH NEXT THURSDAY FOR POLIO AID	1
January 22, 1953	TOP NOTCH SQUARE DANCE CALLERS TO JOIN HANDS IN POLIO BENEFIT	10
January 22, 1953	MERCHANTS HELP BRING INAUGURATION INTO SCHOOLS BY INSTALLING T-V	2
January 22, 1953	NEW SALARY SCHEDULE PROPOSED TO BOARD BY FACULTY GROUP	13
January 22, 1953	NANCY NIX, RALPH ANDERSON	12
January 22, 1953	UNDERGROUND OIL STORAGE STUDIED BY CITY COUNCIL	10
January 22, 1953	$2600 IN EQUIPMENT BOUGHT BY HOUGHTON; SPEED LIMIT NOW 35	17
January 22, 1953	POLICE DEPARTMENT HIRES CIVILIAN CLERK	1
January 22, 1953	BJORKLUND, DEAN	1
January 22, 1953	VARIED ACTIVITIES OFFERED BOYS AND GIRLS IN YMCA-CIVIC CENTER	2
January 22, 1953	BUS TRANSPORTATION STILL BEING STUDIED BY SCHOOL BOARD	1
January 22, 1953	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (STREET NAMES)	10
January 22, 1953	PARKING LOT HAS NUMBER 1 PRIORITY	5
January 22, 1953	TO PAVE DOWNTOWN STREETS, ALLEYS, 3RD ST	1
January 22, 1953	CITY WILL BILL GARBAGE SERVICE, CALLS FOR BIDS	1
January 29, 1953	TWINS CELEBRATE 68TH BIRTHDAY (CAVALIN, PHER AND CARL)	9
January 29, 1953	OUR TOWN (BARRIE, BEN R)	11
January 29, 1953	PARK DEPARTMENT SHOPS ARE MOVED	4
January 29, 1953	ARNIE HOLMBERG FINISHES REMODELING JOB AND CHANGES NAME OF PLUMBING	6
January 29, 1953	NEW CREDIT RATING SERVICE IS OFFERED	2
January 29, 1953	SHOE REPAIR STORE PURCHASED BY FUDA	6
January 29, 1953	SIGN COMPANIES ARE CONSOLIDATED	14
January 29, 1953	KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ELECTS NEW OFFICERS	2
January 29, 1953	LEAVE PORCH LIGHT ON – MOTHERS MARCH TONIGHT ON POLIO	1
January 29, 1953	RACE FOR SCHOOL POSTS HEATING UP	1
January 29, 1953	RETARDED YOUNGSTERS GETTING THEIR CHANCE	9
January 29, 1953	SCHOOL BOARD FINDS NO IMMEDIATE SOLUTION TO CURTAILMENT OF BUS	6
January 29, 1953	SPRING STYLE SHOW SET FOR MARCH 5TH	12
January 29, 1953	HISTORICAL PHOTOS (JUANITA BRIDGE, OLD KIRKLAND)	8
January 29, 1953	HOUSEWIVES SEEK COUNCIL BERTHS	1
January 29, 1953	RESIDENTS READING INTEREST AMONG HIGHEST IN STATE, LIBRARIAN REPORTS	9
January 29, 1953	NATIONAL GUARD UNIT INSPECTED	1
January 29, 1953	CHAMBERLAIN, VERN	5
January 29, 1953	LATEST CITY WELL IS THIRD PRODUCER	10
February 5, 1953	AD FOR FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND (REMODELED)	13
February 5, 1953	BANK OPEN HOUSE SLATED SATURDAY	1
February 5, 1953	OUR TOWN (BIGELOW, HARRY)	12
February 5, 1953	MOTHER’S MARCH OF DIMES, DANCES BOOST CAMPAIGN HERE TO $3200	1
February 5, 1953	CONTESTING OF MRS DONNA SHOOK’S ELIGIBILITY FOR BOARD HELD UNLIKE	1
February 5, 1953	LEGISLATORS GAVE AN EAR TO PLEA FOR FUNDS HERE	11
February 5, 1953	EAST SIDE CHORAL CLUB ADDS NINE TALENTED MEMBERS	8
February 5, 1953	BOYS PLAYING WITH FIRE ENDANGERS HAY AND LOCAL BARN	5
February 5, 1953	GOOD OLD DAYS (MANY OLD PHOTOS AND STORIES)	16
February 5, 1953	VANDALS DESTROY STREET LIGHTS	10
February 5, 1953	KIRTLEY, MINNIE BURT	5
February 5, 1953	MAYOR WILL HEAD YOUNG GOP	1
February 5, 1953	TO START HIGHWAY WORK IN SUMMER FOR LOCAL LENGTH	11
February 5, 1953	NATURAL GAS SERVICE PROPOSED FOR KIRKLAND	1
February 5, 1953	CIVIC CENTER FLAG POLE TOPPLES IN WIND STORM	1
February 5, 1953	BONNIE JEAN KERWIN, JOSEPH P O’BRIEN	8
February 12, 1953	EAST SIDE GLASS AND PAINT – GRAND OPENING	8
February 12, 1953	GRAND OPENING OF BANK DRAWS MANY WELL WISHERS AND LOTS OF PRAISE	15
February 12, 1953	EAST SIDE GLASS HOLDING OPENING OF ENLARGED STORE	6
February 12, 1953	ELECTRICAL STORE OPENING FRIDAY	1
February 12, 1953	LELAND, LUNDVALL OPEN REALTY FIRM	17
February 12, 1953	SET ANNEXATION HEARING MONDAY FOR HOUGHTON	12
February 12, 1953	ASK CLARIFICATION OF BOUNDARIES	1
February 12, 1953	HOUSEWIVES SEEK POSTS ON HOUGHTON’S COUNCIL	1
February 12, 1953	NEW BATHHOUSE COST STUDIED BY HOUGHTON	1
February 12, 1953	SET ANNEXATION HEARING MONDAY FOR HOUGHTON	12
February 12, 1953	NEW BATHHOUSE COST STUDIED BY HOUGHTON	1
February 12, 1953	CAR STRIPPERS SOUGHT BY POLICE	1
February 12, 1953	CLUES ARE BEING SOUGHT IN WOMEN’S DEATHS	1
February 12, 1953	COYNE, FRANK H	6
February 12, 1953	GANO, WILLIAM	6
February 12, 1953	TAYLOR, NELL	9
February 12, 1953	FRANCES JENSEN, EMIL HANSEN	9
February 12, 1953	MARGARET MAE FRYER, LEWIS TREMAINE	16
February 19, 1953	FRIDAY THE 13TH HAD ITS MOMENTS FOR NEIGHBORS, EXPECTANT MAMMAS	1
February 19, 1953	FURBUSH PROPERTY ACQUISITION SET	1
February 19, 1953	SCHOOL BOARD WON’T PRESS DISTRICT BOUNDARY ISSUE; OK’S MRS SHOOK’	1
February 19, 1953	HOUGHTON ADOPTS FIRST CRIMINAL CODE	11
February 19, 1953	MORRISON, THOMAS	8
February 19, 1953	ROSE, PFC DONALD E	8
February 19, 1953	SIMMONS, ELLA	5
February 19, 1953	“IT LOOKS GOOD FOR SECOND BRIDGE” SAYS SECRETARY OF TOLL AUTHORITY	1
February 19, 1953	GARBAGE CONTRACT UNDER STUDY	1
February 19, 1953	HELEN RAMSEY, DOUGLAS KOTTKE	12
February 19, 1953	NANCY HIX, RALPH ANDERSON	13
February 26, 1953	OUR TOWN (ELSON, V L (LEE))	10
February 26, 1953	HOLM ROFFING CO EXPANDS BUSINESS	2
February 26, 1953	“KIDS’ FRIEND OF 1952” TO BE HONORED MARCH 16	1
February 26, 1953	FEW DIFFERENCES ON SURFACE OF SCHOOL CAMPAIGN	1
February 26, 1953	PLEA FOR KINDERGARTENS MADE BY GROUP FROM LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT	8
February 26, 1953	SCHOOLS MAY GET $31000 ASSIST	8
February 26, 1953	TEACHERS SALARIES TO BE DISCUSSED	1
February 26, 1953	CLEARVIEW KITCHEN BAND TO PLAY AT BENEFIT STYLE SHOW ON MARCH 5	12
February 26, 1953	$50000 FIRE DISTRICT 41 BOND ISSUE BLOWS UP; ELECTION INVALID	8
February 26, 1953	FIREMEN VIE TO SEE WHO SELLS MOST DANCE TICKETS	1
February 26, 1953	CITY MAY SETTLE $20,000 FEDERAL BILL FOR $4000	9
February 26, 1953	CITY TO BUY TIRES, WATER PIPE BY BID OPENING ON MARCH 2	9
February 26, 1953	CITY WILL ADOPT CODE ON STORAGE OF OIL IN ALLEY	9
February 26, 1953	WIRE FENCING FOR CITY WATER SITES RUNS INTO COUNCILMAN’S OBJECTION	11
February 26, 1953	JUANITA’S WATER ANNEXATION HELD INVALID BY COURT	1
February 26, 1953	10 SCHOOL WINDOWS BROKEN BY YOUTHS ON 3-DAY HOLIDAY	1
February 26, 1953	TINKHAM, EMMA	12
February 26, 1953	NEW TRAFFIC LIGHT ON LAKE ST TO AID BOTTLENECK	11
February 26, 1953	JUANITA’S WATER ANNEXATION HELD INVALID BY COURT	1
February 26, 1953	NATURAL GAS SERVICE BY 1955 FOR KIRKLAND PREDICTED BY SEATTLE GAS	9
February 26, 1953	KATHLEEN COPPING, JOSEPH SULLIVAN	13
March 5, 1953	VAUX WILL START APARTMENTS JOB	5
March 5, 1953	PICK THREE CANDIDATES AS KIDS’ PAL	1
March 5, 1953	WE DON’T REALLY TAKE TO CIVIL DEFENSE…	10
March 5, 1953	DISTRICT SCHOOLS TO GET $193,550	4
March 5, 1953	SCHOOL DISTRICT’S $400,000 BOND ISSUE SOLD; LOW INTEREST RATE IS	9
March 5, 1953	DONNA CUSHING, ALFRED ADAM	12
March 5, 1953	AAUW MUSIC STUDY GROUP TO PRESENT CONCERT ON MARCH 11	12
March 5, 1953	SPRING STYLE SHOW TO FEATURE NEWEST IN FASHIONS TONIGHT AT JUNIOR	1
March 5, 1953	GRATEFUL VICTIM OF RECENT BLAZE GIVES FIREMEN PORTABLE PUMP	8
March 5, 1953	THREE HOUGHTON COUNCILMEN TO BE ELECTED TUESDAY	9
March 5, 1953	TWO OFFICERS HAVE THEIR INNINGS DURING PRESENTATION AND REVIEW	1
March 5, 1953	KNEPPER, TELIE	14
March 5, 1953	LAKE BRIDGE FINAL ACTION FACES DELAY	1
March 5, 1953	COUNCIL THROWS OUT GARBAGE BIDS	9
March 5, 1953	WATER DISTRICT BOOSTERS START NEW SET PETITIONS	1
March 5, 1953	PHYLLIS BARRIE, RALPH L GLEW	12
March 12, 1953	ROSINS CELEBRATE 60TH ANNIVERSARY	12
March 12, 1953	ED BLISS, JUANITA, HITS BIRTHDAY NUMBER 90	9
March 12, 1953	OUR TOWN (JOHNSON, LEROY)	10
March 12, 1953	STEWART HEIGHTS DISPOSAL SALE TO START APRIL 1	4
March 12, 1953	TO GIVE CIVIL DEFENSE TRAINING	2
March 12, 1953	JOHNSON AND TUTTLE WIN BOARD SPOTS	1
March 12, 1953	NEW SHOW HOURS SET FOR GATEWAY THEATRE	10
March 12, 1953	HOUGHTON MAY UP POPULATION BY 700	1
March 12, 1953	KARASEK HIGHEST IN HOUGHTON VOTE	1
March 12, 1953	PICTURE STORY OF NEW LOCAL INDUSTRY – SHAKES MADE AT YARDS	11
March 12, 1953	STUDY JUANITA DISTRICT (PHOTO)	9
March 12, 1953	DAVIS, GEORGE HENRY (KIRKLAND’S FIRST PHYSICIAN)	1
March 12, 1953	HAWTHORNE, MAUD	7
March 12, 1953	PRYOR, W E	7
March 12, 1953	REINE, HILMA	7
March 12, 1953	SNYDER, ANDREW JACKSON	7
March 12, 1953	WALES, FRED	9
March 12, 1953	WILSON, ADELIA	7
March 12, 1953	GOVERNOR LANGLIE EXPECTED TO APPROVE CONTROVERSIAL LAKE BRIDGE BI	1
March 12, 1953	STUDY JUANITA DISTRICT (PHOTO)	9
March 12, 1953	DONNA GREGG, EDWARD MCARTHUR	13
March 19, 1953	HAASES CELEBRATE 25TH WEDDING DAY	12
March 19, 1953	TWO NEW SCHOOLS APPEAR POSSIBLE FOR ROSE HILL	1
March 19, 1953	CITY MAY OPERATE HOUSING PROJECT UNDER PROVISION OF NEW STATE LAW	11
March 19, 1953	WAR HOUSING OUT INSIDE CITY	4
March 19, 1953	KIRKLAND FAMILY CAN TESTIFY FOR ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL’S GOOD CARE	6
March 19, 1953	CANTEEN REACHES ATTENDANCE MARK	10
March 19, 1953	CLARA VINUP SELECTED “KIDS’ FRIEND OF 1952”	1
March 19, 1953	BUILDING SEEN FOR EAST SECTION	5
March 19, 1953	FIRE RAZES HOME; CAUSE NOT KNOWN	7
March 19, 1953	MORE PATROLLING OF TRAFFIC DUE FOR HOUGHTONITES	11
March 19, 1953	NATIONAL GUARD SEEKING RECRUITS	4
March 19, 1953	HARWOOD, JOHN MALCOLM	15
March 19, 1953	SJOFLEDT, ELLA	15
March 19, 1953	TRAINS ENDANGERED BY JUNIOR ENGINEERS; DAM NEARBY CREEK	1
March 19, 1953	GARBAGE DISPOSAL BIDS ARE STUDIED	1
March 19, 1953	WAIT ON ACCEPTANCE NEW WELL	11
March 19, 1953	SERGEANT WALLIS GIVEN CITATION	11
March 26, 1953	BELLEVUE INCORPORATES, ADOPTS CITY MANAGER	1
March 26, 1953	OUR TOWN (PRINCE, EDWARD L)	10
March 26, 1953	BETTER LIGHTING NEEDED BY SCHOOLS PARENTS TELL BOARD	1
March 26, 1953	DEDICATION CEREMONIES THIS SUNDAY TO OPEN NEW FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH	17
March 26, 1953	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EMBARKS ON 5-DAY MEMBERSHIP DRIVE	9
March 26, 1953	NEW CITY ENTRANCE SIGNS WOULD BE AN ASSET	10
March 26, 1953	KINDERGARTEN WILL CONTINUE TO JUNE; MAY GO POPULAR VOTE NEXT YEAR	1
March 26, 1953	NEW SCHOOL FOR HOUGHTON LOOMS AS POSSIBILITY	1
March 26, 1953	CARNIVAL DEBATED IN CITY LIMITS	13
March 26, 1953	STRAY DOGS MENACE CHILDREN AT SCHOOL	1
March 26, 1953	FIRE DISTRICT 41 STUDIES PROBLEM	7
March 26, 1953	ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT SUNDAY	9
March 26, 1953	NEW SCHOOL FOR HOUGHTON LOOMS AS POSSIBILITY	1
March 26, 1953	LAW MAY VALIDATE JUANITA WATER DISTRICT	1
March 26, 1953	BEER SALE TO YOUTHS TO BE PROHIBITED	1
March 26, 1953	BREAK FROM CITY JAIL BRINGS MORE TIME	8
March 26, 1953	CLEVELAND, HARRY L	8
March 26, 1953	COWAN, J GORDON	19
March 26, 1953	MULLOY, JOHN P	19
March 26, 1953	POTTER, MARTHA HARRIET	19
March 26, 1953	SMITH, EMYAN O	19
March 26, 1953	BOOMERANG DOLLARS – SERIES OF ADS TO EMPHASIZE THEIR VALUE	1
March 26, 1953	RAN INTO SNAGS ON LAKE FRONT (PHOTO)	1
March 26, 1953	LAW MAY VALIDATE JUANITA WATER DISTRICT	1
April 2, 1953	LACK OF TOOLS THREATEN PROJECT	1
April 2, 1953	FORMER SAFEWAY BUILDING LEASED TO C & H, CHAIN STORE GROCERS	6
April 2, 1953	SCHOOL BOARD COLD ON COMMUNITY HALL AS POTENTIAL UNIT	1
April 2, 1953	HOUGHTON MUM ON BECOMING PROJECT LANDLORD	1
April 2, 1953	WORKERS BUSY ON RED CROSS DRIVE	1
April 2, 1953	OUR TOWN (POSSIBLE CITY IMPROVEMENTS)	10
April 2, 1953	NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS TAKE POSTS AS RETIRING TWO END 25 YEARS	9
April 2, 1953	SCHOOL BOARD, TEACHERS DISCUSS SALARIES	1
April 2, 1953	HOUGHTON MUM ON BECOMING PROJECT LANDLORD	1
April 2, 1953	SCHOOL BOARD COLD ON COMMUNITY HALL AS POTENTIAL UNIT	1
April 2, 1953	SMALLER JUANITA WATER DISTRICT PETITIONS MOVING	1
April 2, 1953	CONRAD, HARFIELD	5
April 2, 1953	MORGAN, MRS CHARLES D	1
April 2, 1953	JOURNAL’S NEW LOOK – PAGES ARE WIDER AND DEEPER THIS ISSUE	5
April 2, 1953	EASTER SERVICES FOR LOCAL CHURCHES LISTED	1
April 2, 1953	TUBE IDEA GETS COLD SHOULDER	1
April 2, 1953	GARBAGE CONTRACT WILL BE AWARDED	5
April 2, 1953	SMALLER JUANITA WATER DISTRICT PETITIONS MOVING	1
April 9, 1953	3000 EXPECTED TO VIEW PRIMROSE SHOW APRIL 17 TO 19	6
April 9, 1953	GARDEN PROJECT FOR KIDS IS OUT	2
April 9, 1953	OUR TOWN (KING, ALBERT AND MARY)	10
April 9, 1953	$56000 BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED	10
April 9, 1953	LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL’S NEW SHOPS AND GYM NEAR COMPLETION	9
April 9, 1953	KIRKLAND C OF C EXTENDS INVITATION TO HOUGHTON COMMUNITY CLUB	2
April 9, 1953	MYSTERY YELLOW DUST IS SOLVED	3
April 9, 1953	KINDERGARTEN, TEACHER SALARY INCREASES UP TO VOTERS OF DISTRICT	1
April 9, 1953	THE SAD TALE OF BUSTER THE BRUIN WHO WAS DISLODGED FROM HIS PERCH	11
April 9, 1953	LOCAL FIREMEN DO TOP RATE JOB	1
April 9, 1953	BAN CARNIVAL INSIDE CITY AS COUNCIL ENFORCES LAW	1
April 9, 1953	CITY GETS REFUND FROM PARK DEPT.	10
April 9, 1953	COUNCIL HAS BUSY MONDAY EVENING	1
April 9, 1953	LEGION POST GOT OFF TO GOOD START THROUGH EFFORTS OF FINE LEADERS	10
April 9, 1953	JUDGE REVERSES DECISION ON JUANITA’S OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN WATER PR	1
April 9, 1953	KIRKLAND’S COAST GUARD FLOTILLA BRINGS REVIEW HERE FOR MAY 17	1
April 9, 1953	BLISS, MRS EDGAR	7
April 9, 1953	$203,000 STREET PAVING PROJECT STUDIED BY CITY	1
April 9, 1953	GARBAGE CONTRACT GIVEN NEW FIRM; STARTS IN 60 DAYS	1
April 9, 1953	JUDGE REVERSES DECISION ON JUANITA’S OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN WATER PR	1
April 9, 1953	PIPE FOR NEW WATER LINES ARRIVES HERE	2
April 16, 1953	KIRKLAND ORTHOPEDIC TO MARK 25 YEARS	9
April 16, 1953	OUR TOWN (GOLLOFON, ROBERT E)	10
April 16, 1953	CONSTRUCTION STARTED (PHOTO OF PICCADILLY COURT)	9
April 16, 1953	SQUEEZE PUT ON HOUGHTON BY HOUSING OFFICIALS	1
April 16, 1953	AFTER EIGHT MONTHS OF SCHEMING LEGION PURCHASES ‘FORT JACKSON’	10
April 16, 1953	HOUGHTON MAIL DELIVERY SOUGHT	1
April 16, 1953	SQUEEZE PUT ON HOUGHTON BY HOUSING OFFICIALS	1
April 16, 1953	OUTLAW TRAILERS IN CITY LIMITS	8
April 16, 1953	LABRIE, GASPARD (JASPER)	2
April 16, 1953	KIRKLAND VICINITY TO HAVE EXTENDED TELEPHONE SERVICE BY 1954	1
April 16, 1953	ARLENE FERRIER, ROBERT SIM	5
April 23, 1953	THREE-DAY PRIMROSE SHOW ATTRACTS OVER 2500 PERSONS TO KIRKLAND	8
April 23, 1953	COUPLE CELEBRATES 65TH ANNIVERSARY (GARDNER, MR AND MRS GEORGE)	1
April 23, 1953	OUR TOWN (TREMAINE, LEWIS)	9
April 23, 1953	MERCHANTS TO OFFER ‘HOT’ BARGAINS IN BLUE RIBBON DAY PROMOTION	1
April 23, 1953	RED CROSS DRIVE GOES ‘OVER TOP’	7
April 23, 1953	YOUTHFUL DELEGATION SECURES QUICK ACTION FOR PLAYGROUND FROM COUNTY	7
April 23, 1953	STATE AIR RAID ALERT FRIDAY	1
April 23, 1953	CITY SCHOOL BUDGET $145,245 FOR NEXT YEAR’S PRELIMINARY FIGURES	1
April 23, 1953	SCHOOL HEAD HERE CLARIFIES PROBLEM	7
April 23, 1953	SPENCER NAMED BASKETBALL COACH	1
April 23, 1953	CLOSURE OF JUANITA BEACHES THREATENED BY POLLUTION	1
April 23, 1953	ENTHUSIASM REACHES HIGH PITCH AS FORT JACKSON IS TOWED TO KIRKLAND	10
April 23, 1953	HOUGHTON LOOKS TO ITS FUTURE PLANS; DRAWING COMPLETE TOWN LAND MA	9
April 23, 1953	CLOSURE OF JUANITA BEACHES THREATENED BY POLLUTION	1
April 23, 1953	CLOSURE OF JUANITA BEACHES THREATENED BY POLLUTION	1
April 23, 1953	SIGN LIFEGUARDS FOR SWIM SEASON	10
April 23, 1953	METTELL, ELAINE	2
April 23, 1953	CALL $80000 CITY BOND ELECTION IN JUNE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS	7
April 23, 1953	NEW STREET SIGNS REPLACE OLD ONES	7
April 23, 1953	GETTING OUT OF WATER DISTRICT ISN’T SO SIMPLE	1
April 23, 1953	PROPOSE HUGE SEWER SYSTEM FOR AREA	1
April 23, 1953	DOROTHY NOYD, CHARLES H SMITH	4
April 23, 1953	SHIRLEY BURNS, WAYNE GOODER	4
April 30, 1953	JOHNNIE AND AL’S FOOD MART – GRAND OPENING	11
April 30, 1953	CONCERT FEATURES EAST SIDE ARTISTS	7
April 30, 1953	SEATTLE PACIFIC COLLEGE CHOIR TO SING HERE	14
April 30, 1953	OUR TOWN (SPENCER, FLORENCE)	10
April 30, 1953	MERCHANTS START “BLUE RIBBON DAYS” TOMORROW	1
April 30, 1953	SALE OF UNDERWOOD’S DEPARTMENT STORE TO SEATTLE MAN IS ANNOUNCED	8
April 30, 1953	CITY GOVERNMENT CHANGES HANDS – HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS TAKE OVER JOB	2
April 30, 1953	INDIVIDUALS COVERED IN EMERGENCIES BY CIVIL DEFENSE RULE	10
April 30, 1953	JUANITA PTA TO SUPPORT TEACHER PAY HIKE AND KINDERGARTEN MILLAGE	2
April 30, 1953	CARNIVAL COMING HERE NEXT WEEK	1
April 30, 1953	CITY PROFITS BY PTA CARNIVAL	1
April 30, 1953	GROUP OF JUANITA CITIZENS PROTESTS RECENT ACTION OF WATER COMMISSION	1
April 30, 1953	LEGION HEAD OBJECTS TO HEAVY CARNIVAL LICENSE	9
April 30, 1953	KOEHLER, LEONA	6
April 30, 1953	COMMUNITY CLUB TO DISCUSS ANNEXATION AT ROSE HILL	9
April 30, 1953	GROUP OF JUANITA CITIZENS PROTESTS RECENT ACTION OF WATER COMMISSION	1
April 30, 1953	OPERATORS BEGIN REPAIRING SEWER DISPOSAL UNITS	1
May 7, 1953	HEISDORF EXPANDS OPERATION, BUYS HOLLYWOOD FARM	6
May 7, 1953	3 JUANITA BEACHES TO BE CLOSED	1
May 7, 1953	HIGH SCHOOL WILL FURNISH QUEEN FOR ANNUAL SUMMER WATER CARNIVAL	9
May 7, 1953	SPECIAL ELECTION IS SET JUNE 23 FOR BOND ISSUE	1
May 7, 1953	HARD-WORKING COMMITTEE AND SHIP SPONSORS GIVEN ROUSING SEND-OFF	13
May 7, 1953	3 JUANITA BEACHES TO BE CLOSED	1
May 7, 1953	CITY’S FIRST BIG DRAGNET OPERATION RESULTS IN CAPTURING LOCAL CULPRIT	1
May 7, 1953	MERIT SYSTEM ADOPTED BY CITY POLICE	1
May 7, 1953	KIRKLAND PEOPLE INVITED TO BIG GUN CAMP	1
May 7, 1953	TONKIN, HELEN	15
May 7, 1953	WATSON, JAMES	15
May 7, 1953	WILSON, JOSEPH	15
May 7, 1953	WOLEVER, RALPH H	15
May 7, 1953	DELORES SMITH, GARRET IRISH	12
May 14, 1953	PENNEY STORE INCREASES SPACE	5
May 14, 1953	FIRST HOUSING UNITS ARE SOLD FOR DEMOLITION	1
May 14, 1953	FATE OF KINDERGARTEN AND TEACHERS SALARIES BEFORE PEOPLE MAY 26	8
May 14, 1953	STATISTICS REVEAL LOCAL TEACHERS’ SALARIES BELOW AVERAGE	2
May 14, 1953	DELORES JOHNSON, FARLAND S JOHNSON	5
May 14, 1953	COUNT HEALTH AND SANITATION OFFICER TO ADDRESS JUANITANS	11
May 14, 1953	MAYOR AND C OF C PROCLAIM KIRKLAND PAINT-UP MONTH	6
May 14, 1953	ANOTHER OLD TIMER (OLD BAPTIST CHURCH)	14
May 14, 1953	HORSES WEREN’T SPARED BY GRIMM POST IN ARRANGING HULA CARNIVAL	10
May 14, 1953	OLD TIME PICTURE (PAVING CREW)	9
May 14, 1953	COUNT HEALTH AND SANITATION OFFICER TO ADDRESS JUANITANS	11
May 14, 1953	BURGLARS RIFLE HIGH SCHOOL SAFE, LEAVE WITH $500 LOOT	1
May 14, 1953	POLICE CRACK DOWN ON NOISY EXHAUSTS	5
May 14, 1953	BATTERY C OPEN HOUSE SET FOR SATURDAY	1
May 14, 1953	COAST GUARD AUXILIARY FLOTILLAS TO BE REVIEWED HERE SUNDAY AFTERNOON	1
May 14, 1953	TONKIN, HELEN	14
May 14, 1953	ROSE HILL WANTS MORE DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED ANNEXATION, LESS LISTEN	9
May 14, 1953	SECOND BRIDGE COMMITTEE CALLS PUBLIC MEETING IN CITY TONIGHT	5
May 14, 1953	TO OIL AND SURFACE HOUGHTON STREETS	8
May 14, 1953	TO PROCEED WITH WATER EXPANSION	8
May 14, 1953	DONNA CUSHING, ALFRED ADAN	12
May 21, 1953	BOB FRANK, FORMER KIRKLAND LAD, WINS CALIFORNIA SPELLING BEE	10
May 21, 1953	OUR TOWN (BLEDFAST, ROY)	6
May 21, 1953	ASSURE SEWER LINE FOR NEW SCHOOL	1
May 21, 1953	CLASSROOMS IN JUANITA SCHOOL SOUGHT BY BOARD	1
May 21, 1953	NAZARENE CHURCH STARTS BUILDING IN SOUTH END	8
May 21, 1953	C OF C SEEKS FREE PARKING LOT	8
May 21, 1953	SOLICITATIONS CURBED BY C C	1
May 21, 1953	KINDERGARTENS, PAY BOOSTS UP TO VOTERS TUESDAY	1
May 21, 1953	SCHOOL ELECTION LEVIES DISCUSSED BY CITIZEN’S GROUP AND OFFICIALS	2
May 21, 1953	PATSY TAYLOR, JERRY PRESTON	12
May 21, 1953	COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER SUGGESTS HALTING ILLEGAL GARBAGE DISPOSAL	6
May 21, 1953	COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER SUGGESTS HALTING ILLEGAL GARBAGE DISPOSAL	6
May 21, 1953	‘FAT’ AND ‘LEAN’ GIRLS OF LEGION AUXILIARY GIVE SUCCESSFUL COMEDY	10
May 21, 1953	LEGION, VFW WILL COMBINE EFFORTS IN STAGING MEMORIAL DAY PARADE	9
May 21, 1953	HOUGHTON GROUP SEEKS OWN MAIL DELIVERY SERVICE	8
May 21, 1953	ATTORNEY ATTACKS GROUP OPPOSING JUANITA WATER	1
May 21, 1953	JUANITA GROUP SEEKS TWO NEW WATER COMMISSIONERS	1
May 21, 1953	VARIOUS PHOTOS OF FLOTILLAS	2
May 21, 1953	BRIDGE LOCATION IS APPRAISED BY PLANNING BODY	1
May 21, 1953	ATTORNEY ATTACKS GROUP OPPOSING JUANITA WATER	1
May 21, 1953	CITY WATER RATE REDUCED OUTSIDE	1
May 28, 1953	FRIENDS HELP FLUHARTYS CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING DAY WITH OPEN HO	6
May 28, 1953	HOUGHTON WOMAN HAD SLAVE NURSE … (HARRY, ANNIE LAURIE THOMAS)	1
May 28, 1953	OUR TOWN (LANGLOIS, BASIL ‘BOZ’)	10
May 28, 1953	LOCAL C OF C TO AID FIGHT FOR SECOND BRIDGE	1
May 28, 1953	BOB CRANDALL WINS THIRD PLACE IN MARBLE TOURNEY	2
May 28, 1953	ANOTHER COUNTY-WIDE AIR RAID TEST SCHEDULED HERE ON JUNE 6	8
May 28, 1953	156 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SLATED FOR GRADUATION	1
May 28, 1953	KINDERGARTENS LOSE; VOTERS ALSO TURN DOWN PAY BOOSTS	1
May 28, 1953	NEW DIVISIONS PROPOSED FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS	8
May 28, 1953	UNOFFICIAL SCHOOL ELECTION RETURNS	8
May 28, 1953	KIRKLAND EAGLES TO REVIVE FAMED STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL JUNE 19, 20	9
May 28, 1953	ONE WILL BE SUMMER WATER CARNIVAL QUEEN	6
May 28, 1953	GARAGE DESTROYED IN TUESDAY FIRE	1
May 28, 1953	BATTERY C, HIGH SCHOOL BANDS TO LEAD MEMORIAL DAY PARADE HERE	1
May 28, 1953	HOUGHTON MAIL DELIVERY GETS MAJORITY SUPPORT	8
May 28, 1953	CHAIRMAN OF WATER COMMISSION IN JUANITA ANSWERS RIVAL’S CHARGES	5
May 28, 1953	RIFT BETWEEN OPPOSING WATER FORCES WIDENING	1
May 28, 1953	CUT-RATE PARKING FINE ANNOUNCED BY MAYOR LELAND	2
May 28, 1953	BORGER, MILDRED A	13
May 28, 1953	CAUGHEL, GEORGE A	13
May 28, 1953	KRAFT, FERDINAND	13
May 28, 1953	ROSE HILL GIRL SCOUTS HONORED	2
May 28, 1953	FORMER KIRKLAND MAN IS MINISTER (DALLY, G PETER)	12
May 28, 1953	LOCAL C OF C TO AID FIGHT FOR SECOND BRIDGE	1
May 28, 1953	CHAIRMAN OF WATER COMMISSION IN JUANITA ANSWERS RIVAL’S CHARGES	5
May 28, 1953	RIFT BETWEEN OPPOSING WATER FORCES WIDENING	1
June 4, 1953	FORBID FOOD SALES IN LOCAL STORES	1
June 4, 1953	100 DANCING PUPILS OF MISS VERLA FLOWERS TO APPEAR IN TWO-DAY REC	6
June 4, 1953	EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (MACDONALD, F J “HENRY”)	1
June 4, 1953	DIRT EXCAVATION NEARS COMPLETION	13
June 4, 1953	COUNCIL RESCINDS HOME STOP ORDER	1
June 4, 1953	WRECKING STARTS ON HOUSING UNITS	1
June 4, 1953	FORBID FOOD SALES IN LOCAL STORES	1
June 4, 1953	JUB’S CAFE OPENS AT JUANITA JUNCTION	5
June 4, 1953	NO CLEARANCE GIVEN QUIZ FIRM PROMOTION BY LOCAL CHAMBER	1
June 4, 1953	CIVIL DEFENSE ALERT SCHEDULED ON JUNE 6	6
June 4, 1953	MARILYN JUNE CLAYTON, JOHN EDWARD SIPILA	14
June 4, 1953	GATEWAY THEATRE TO CLOSE JUNE 7	7
June 4, 1953	STATE PATROL CHIEF WILL BE PRESENT FOR REJUVENATION OF BERRY FEST	5
June 4, 1953	NEIGHBORS RESCUE VICTIMS OF FIRE	1
June 4, 1953	UNIT FROM US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY HERE MAPPING AREA NEAR KIRKLAND	7
June 4, 1953	CITY DADS PASS ORDINANCE AIMED AT CATERPILLARS	1
June 4, 1953	CITY’S GARBAGE COLLECTION RATES SET, STARTS ON JULY 1	1
June 4, 1953	NINE-YEAR LIFE OF ‘FORT JACKSON’ COMES TO END AT RICHMOND BEACH	8
June 4, 1953	EXPENDITURES OF JUANITA WATER COMMISSION QUESTIONED BY CITIZENS	13
June 4, 1953	POLICE CAPTURE ARMED ROBBER	1
June 4, 1953	RAID BEER TRUCK AND STEAL BOAT	1
June 4, 1953	BERNICE GANTT OF STATE LIBRARY CONFERS WITH LOCAL BOARD MEMBERS	4
June 4, 1953	JOHNSEN, JOHANNA M	17
June 4, 1953	LELAND TO ATTEND DAKOTA GOP MEET	1
June 4, 1953	COUNCIL URGES SUPPORT OF $80,000 STREET BOND ISSUE	1
June 4, 1953	RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR HIGHWAY SOUGHT IN CITY WATERSHED	1
June 4, 1953	CITY’S GARBAGE COLLECTION RATES SET, STARTS ON JULY 1	1
June 4, 1953	EXPENDITURES OF JUANITA WATER COMMISSION QUESTIONED BY CITIZENS	13
June 4, 1953	ARLENE LUND, ROBERT EDWIN ANDERSON	14
June 4, 1953	ELISA MORELLI, RONALD KOKESH	14
June 11, 1953	DISTRICT PLANS $195,000 SCHOOL IN CITY’S SOUTH END	1
June 11, 1953	KIRKLAND BOY WILL ATTEND NATIONAL SCOUTING JAMBOREE (KLUMB, RONALD)	2
June 11, 1953	KIRKLAND GIRLS CARRIES AWAY CUPS, RIBBONS IN SUNDAY SPANIEL SHOW	1
June 11, 1953	232,000 MILES IS ANNUAL TRAVEL OF 21 SCHOOL BUSES	1
June 11, 1953	GROUP TO ASSIST IN COORDINATING SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN	10
June 11, 1953	LOCAL MOTHERS SEEK KINDERGARTEN OPERATION BY PRIVATE FINANCE FIRM	1
June 11, 1953	SCHOOL PLANNING NEEDED IN AREA, ADVISES EXPERT	1
June 11, 1953	“TYPICAL DAD” TO BE GIVEN LOADS OF GIFTS BY LOCAL MERCHANTS, JOUR	1
June 11, 1953	TOO MUCH COST FOR TOO FEW PEOPLE … JUANITA LID	7
June 11, 1953	GOOD OL’ SUMMERTIME OFF TO GOOD START AT KIRKLAND CITY BEACH	8
June 11, 1953	JUVENILE DRIVERS WITH NOISY CARS IN COURT DISFAVOR	1
June 11, 1953	NEW PARKING METER POLICY SUCCESSFUL	8
June 11, 1953	BATES, H H	9
June 11, 1953	MAKI, MARIAN	5
June 11, 1953	PALMBOM, EMIL Z	5
June 11, 1953	BILL DOERSCHLAG WILL HEAD LEGION	9
June 11, 1953	RITE MEAD, DOUGLAS LOCKER	12
June 18, 1953	TOWN REQUIRES BUILDING PERMITS	1
June 18, 1953	PROPOSE $25000 SCHOOL REPAIRS	7
June 18, 1953	PRIMITIVE OUTDOOR FACILITIES BRING FROWNS FROM CITY COUNCIL MEMBER]	5
June 18, 1953	SALTER NEW OWNER OF REFRIGERATION FIRM	1
June 18, 1953	WILLIAM DELL NEW PENNEY MANAGER	7
June 18, 1953	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ENDORSES CITY BOND ISSUE	1
June 18, 1953	MARCH OF DIMES DOES WELL	2
June 18, 1953	STATE-WIDE ALERT SLATED SATURDAY	8
June 18, 1953	PRO-KINDERGARTEN GROUP IS FORMED	12
June 18, 1953	F.O.E. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL SCHEDULED THIS WEEKEND	1
June 18, 1953	JUANITA’S CONTROVERSIAL WATER EXPANSION PROBLEM COMES TO HEAD FRI	2
June 18, 1953	ENROLL 155 WOULD-BE SWIMMERS ON FIRST DAY IN CITY BEACH PROGRAM	4
June 18, 1953	JUANITA BEACHES ARE STILL CLOSED	1
June 18, 1953	COAST CRIME WAVE FALLS SHORT OF GOAL AS JUVENILES TEETH CHATTER	1
June 18, 1953	YOUTHS THWARTED IN BOAT ROBBERY	8
June 18, 1953	BROWN, FRANK	15
June 18, 1953	HOUCK, LOLA M	15
June 18, 1953	LAMPHEAR, LOUISE A	15
June 18, 1953	SCHMALLE, LYANNE	1
June 18, 1953	CITY PAID $16100 FOR 16 ACRES ON RIGHT-OF-WAY	7
June 18, 1953	GAS FRANCHISE IS GRANTED SEATTLE COMPANY BY CITY	1
June 25, 1953	LARGER QUARTERS FOR E S SAVINGS AND LOAN	11
June 25, 1953	“TYPICAL DAD” CONTEST WON BY ED ROSENTHAL; COMPETITION WAS KEEN	1
June 25, 1953	ADDING $10765 FOR SCHOOL WORK	1
June 25, 1953	SCHOOL ARCHITECT CHANGE STUDIED BY DISTRICT BOARD	2
June 25, 1953	TWO ROOM ADDITION APPROVED FOR JUANITA SCHOOL; TO REPLACE LIGHTS	1
June 25, 1953	CHURCH GROUND BREAKING (PHOTOS)	6
June 25, 1953	GROUND BREAKING FOR NEW CHURCH HELD HERE LAST SUNDAY AFTERNOON	10
June 25, 1953	NEW HOUSE OPEN TO PUBLIC SUNDAY	6
June 25, 1953	NEW LAUNDERETTE TO OPEN SATURDAY	2
June 25, 1953	SARVER’S MARKET GETS TREATMENT; EXPANSION IS THIRD ONE FOR BOB	2
June 25, 1953	KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOASTS LARGEST MEMBERSHIP IN ITS HIS	9
June 25, 1953	‘WOODY’ CAMPBELL HONORED BY C C	1
June 25, 1953	DO DRUGGISTS CONDONE BAD LITERATURE? (LURID MAGAZINES)	10
June 25, 1953	SUGGEST LOWERING SCHOOL ENTRANCE AGE; BOARD FAVORS WETZEL GRID	2
June 25, 1953	CIRCUS TO SHOW TWICE TUESDAY IN CITY BALL PARK	1
June 25, 1953	PLANS FOR WATER CARNIVAL SHAPING	1
June 25, 1953	STRAWBERRY DOINGS (MANY PHOTOS OF STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL)	5
June 25, 1953	MINIMUM OF FIRE CALLS BEING MADE	1
June 25, 1953	SMALL VOTE KILLS CITY BOND ISSUES	1
June 25, 1953	BOOST POST OFFICE RENTS JULY 1	2
June 25, 1953	LARGE BUDGET FOR 2A CONSTRUCTION	11
June 25, 1953	WEATHER ISN’T REALLY SO BAD	1
June 25, 1953	DELORES JOHNSON, FARLAND JOHNSON	12
June 25, 1953	MARILYN CLAYTON, JOHN SIPILA	7
June 25, 1953	SHIRLEY LOU MILLER, JAMES E EASTMAN	12
July 2, 1953	MR AND MRS TOM LEVI CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY WITH OPEN HOUSE	8
July 2, 1953	ADDITIONAL ROOM SOUGHT FOR SCHOOL OF HANDICAPPED	4
July 2, 1953	ASK CONTRACTORS TO BID ON LOCAL SCHOOL PROJECTS	7
July 2, 1953	BUILDING PROGRAM MAY BRING NEW SCHOOL ARCHITECT	1
July 2, 1953	COMPLAINTS BY CLYDE HILL RESIDENTS OVER SCHOOL ARE SETTLED	1
July 2, 1953	LIGHTING, SEATING, FENCING PROPOSED FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC	1
July 2, 1953	NAME AL LELAND GENERAL OF NEW UNITED DIVISION	1
July 2, 1953	PROCEEDS FROM WATER CARNIVAL CORONATION BALL WILL BE USED TO UNIFORM	7
July 2, 1953	THREE NEW SCHOOL BUSES ARE PROPOSED	1
July 2, 1953	WATER CARNIVAL ON SEAFAIR LIST	7
July 2, 1953	NEW WASTE GLUE DEVELOPED HERE	4
July 2, 1953	COMMISSION FAILS TO APPEAR FOR DISTRICT HEARING	1
July 2, 1953	OFFICIALS LIFT BAN ON JUANITA BEACHES	1
July 2, 1953	MEN MOLESTING GIRLS SOUGHT BY POLICE	1
July 2, 1953	BOSSARD, ELIZA WATKINS	11
July 2, 1953	EBY, ROMAINE	1
July 2, 1953	KREPELA, JOHANNA	11
July 2, 1953	TODD, CAPTAIN JAMES HOWARD	11
July 2, 1953	COMMISSION FAILS TO APPEAR FOR DISTRICT HEARING	1
July 2, 1953	ELIZABETH BARKER, FRED PHILLIPS	8
July 9, 1953	COUPLE CELEBRATES 59TH ANNIVERSARY (KIENHOLZ, MR AND MRS MICHAEL)	14
July 9, 1953	REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	5
July 9, 1953	SEVEN ARCHITECTS INTERVIEWED FOR LOCAL SCHOOL JOB	6
July 9, 1953	PAINTING OF CITY HALL TO COST TOTAL OF $1055	2
July 9, 1953	MODERN 4-BEDROOM HOUSE BEING SHOWN	5
July 9, 1953	KIRKLAND’S BLUE RIBBON DAYS BARGAINS OFFERED THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY	1
July 9, 1953	KIRKLAND CANNERY SEASON OPENED; HOUSEWIVES BUSY LOADING LARDERS	14
July 9, 1953	ENOUGH YOUNGSTERS FOR 5 KINDERGARTEN CLASSES REGISTERED	14
July 9, 1953	EVERYONE LOVES A CIRCUS (PHOTOS)	7
July 9, 1953	SEAFAIR ROYALTY MAY TANGLE WITH PIRATES	1
July 9, 1953	$8500 LOSS AS NEW HOME BURNS	1
July 9, 1953	CITY COUNCIL HEARS REPORTS OF USE OF LIBRARY AND TEEN CANTEEN	1
July 9, 1953	CITY DEBATES PAYING $250 OR $1000 FOR WATERFRONT LEVELING	1
July 9, 1953	DICK SCHULAR GETS PARK BOARD POST	6
July 9, 1953	YEN TO CELEBRATE ONLY DISCORD IN JULY 4 HOLIDAY	2
July 9, 1953	HURL CHALLENGES IN JUANITA’S HOT WATER CONFLICT	1
July 9, 1953	COUNCILMAN ADVISES PARENTS TO TURN IN NAMES OF SPEEDERS	6
July 9, 1953	FACE SLAP COSTS LOCAL WOMAN $23	1
July 9, 1953	FUGITIVE MISSING FOR SECOND TIME	1
July 9, 1953	KIRKLAND’S SANITATION LAW RUNS INTO TROUBLES, C OF C AND CITY CON	1
July 9, 1953	PARKING METER POLICY NETS CITY GOODWILL, PROFIT	2
July 9, 1953	PAROLEE CONFESSES MOLESTING LOCAL GIRLS	1
July 9, 1953	SEEK WOMAN FOR PASSING CHECKS	2
July 9, 1953	HANSON, ERLE P	17
July 9, 1953	NANAVICH, DANNY	7
July 9, 1953	RAY, WALLTER W	17
July 9, 1953	SEGUNDO, JOHN L	17
July 9, 1953	DUST SUFFERERS VOICE COMPLAINT; MAYOR EXPLAINS OILING PROJECTS	5
July 9, 1953	MORE CUSTOMER FREE PARKING BEING SOUGHT BY CHAMBER COMMERCE, CITY	5
July 9, 1953	OPENING OF 8TH WEST STUDIED BY COUNCIL	2
July 9, 1953	EX-INFANTRYMAN, VETERAN OF WORLD WAR II, TAKES OVER CITY GARBAGE	16
July 9, 1953	HURL CHALLENGES IN JUANITA’S HOT WATER CONFLICT	1
July 9, 1953	SEATTLE GAS COMPANY GIVEN GAS DISTRIBUTION FRANCHISE	13
July 9, 1953	JOANNE DARLENE TAYLOR, RICHARD DAIR KUYKENDALL	14
July 16, 1953	FIND BUILDING CODE VIOLATIONS	1
July 16, 1953	HOUGHTON SEEKS BUILDING TITLE	1
July 16, 1953	ATHLETIC FIELD BEING READIED FOR FOOTBALL	1
July 16, 1953	PLANS APPROVED FOR NEW ROSE HILL GRADE SCHOOL; WILL LET CONTRACT	1
July 16, 1953	RETAIN ARCHITECT FOR SCHOOL WORK	5
July 16, 1953	SCHOOL REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE TOTAL $40743	1
July 16, 1953	JUANITA WATER PROBLEM DISCUSSED BY OPPOSITE SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT	1
July 16, 1953	WATER PROBLEM KEEPS GOING ON AND ON	6
July 16, 1953	LOWER AGE LIMIT FOR QUALIFIED CHILDREN TO ENTER FIRST GRADE CLASS	2
July 16, 1953	SCHOOLS MAY GET $248,419 IN AID	11
July 16, 1953	THREE TEACHERS ADDED TO STAFF	1
July 16, 1953	JEANETTE PICKERING, DON WALKER	10
July 16, 1953	JOAN BEVERLY HINXMAN, GERALD KIMMERLE	10
July 16, 1953	KIDS’ PARADE WILL BE WATER CARNIVAL FEATURE AUGUST 8	1
July 16, 1953	LADDER TECHNIQUES DEMONSTRATED	8
July 16, 1953	STUMP FIRE BRINGS FIREFIGHTERS OUT	2
July 16, 1953	HOUGHTON WANTS SWIM TALENT	9
July 16, 1953	HOUGHTON ANNOUNCES PLANS TO TALK WATER SUPPLY WITH ROSE HILL	8
July 16, 1953	HOUGHTON SEEKS BUILDING TITLE	1
July 16, 1953	NEW BATHHOUSE FOR HOUGHTON	1
July 16, 1953	CONCRETE PLANT SEEKS LOCATION	1
July 16, 1953	JUANITA COMMITTEE SEEKING EXPANSION OF WATER SUPPLY …	1
July 16, 1953	JUANITA WATER PROBLEM DISCUSSED BY OPPOSITE SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT	1
July 16, 1953	HOT SUN DRIVES KIDS TO BEACHES FOR COOLING OFF, SWIMMING INSTRUCT	9
July 16, 1953	NEW BATHHOUSE FOR HOUGHTON	1
July 16, 1953	POLICE WILL WATCH HOMES DURING TRIPS	2
July 16, 1953	UNCOOKED GARBAGE BRINGS $35 FINE	6
July 16, 1953	DAWSON, LOUIS F	1
July 16, 1953	NEW PASTOR (GRAVES, EDWARD – SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS)	12
July 16, 1953	HOUGHTON ANNOUNCES PLANS TO TALK WATER SUPPLY WITH ROSE HILL	8
July 16, 1953	AWARD $300,000 AVONDALE PAVING PROJECT JULY 21	1
July 16, 1953	MORE TIME NEEDED TO TEST NEW LIGHT, REYNOLDS CAUTIONS	2
July 16, 1953	HOUGHTON ANNOUNCES PLANS TO TALK WATER SUPPLY WITH ROSE HILL	8
July 16, 1953	JUANITA WATER PROBLEM DISCUSSED BY OPPOSITE SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT	1
July 16, 1953	BETTY GILLETTE, ROBERT FIELDS	5
July 16, 1953	DARLENE MILLER, DAVID MORGAN	10
July 23, 1953	THE GRILL – NOW OPEN (FORMERLY APPLETON’S)	4
July 23, 1953	GALSFORD DISCOVERS NINE-BUD SWEET PEA	10
July 23, 1953	EAST SIDERS DEDICATE NEW BATH HOUSE	1
July 23, 1953	SCHOOL SITE STILL BEING NEGOTIATED	5
July 23, 1953	WAR MEMORIAL APPROVED	1
July 23, 1953	MORMON CHURCH TO BE BUILT HERE	8
July 23, 1953	KINDERGARTEN BACKERS GETTING STRONG	2
July 23, 1953	MARGARET BURKHEIMER,LAWRENCE BINGHAM	12
July 23, 1953	JUNIOR BAND TO GIVE CONCERT JULY 29	6
July 23, 1953	EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT VERSION OF HOW TO WEAR CARNIVAL HATS	9
July 23, 1953	KING NEPTUNE, QUEEN IRIS AND PIRATE BAND ACCEPT KIRKLAND CARNIVAL	5
July 23, 1953	ONLY TWO WEEKS REMAIN UNTIL BOLD, BAD BUCS INVADE TOWN	1
July 23, 1953	COUNCIL TO HEAR FIRE TRUCK BIDS	1
July 23, 1953	COUNCIL TO HEAR FIRE TRUCK BIDS	1
July 23, 1953	MAYOR LOSES TEMPER AT COUNCIL MEETING	1
July 23, 1953	JUANITA MAY FURNISH WATER FOR CHAMPAGNE – POINT, THAT IS	9
July 23, 1953	EAST SIDERS DEDICATE NEW BATH HOUSE	1
July 23, 1953	TEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL SELLING SEEDS IS STOPPED BY POLICE	6
July 23, 1953	1953 POPULATION 5,400 CENSUS DATA REVEALS	14
July 23, 1953	BACK STAGE MOVES HURT SECOND BRIDGE	1
July 23, 1953	STREET SURFACING NEED FOR 16TH WEST	2
July 23, 1953	TUBE FROM KIRKLAND TO SAND POINT IS CONSIDERED	1
July 23, 1953	VIRGINIA SMITH, WADE SHERWOOD	12
July 30, 1953	FRIENDS HONOR BIRNBAUMS	1
July 30, 1953	COLE TO CONDUCT YOUTH SYMPHONY	1
July 30, 1953	BILL CROW WITH FAMOUS BAND	11
July 30, 1953	DISTRICT REACHES PRICE AGREEMENT	5
July 30, 1953	KIRKLAND LDS WARD CONDUCTS CEREMONY AT SITE OF NEW ROSE HILL CHAP	12
July 30, 1953	AT TIP OF EVERGREEN POINT	10
July 30, 1953	MATERIAL SALVAGED – HALF WRECKED (PHOTOS OF STEWART HEIGHTS)	8
July 30, 1953	LEGION SPONSORS AID KOREA DRIVE	11
July 30, 1953	CHILD GIVES SAVINGS FOR KOREAN CHILDREN (GUGELER, DAPHNE)	1
July 30, 1953	TIME OUT FOR FISHING – GOOD GRASS ROOFING – WATCH ME BRAID, MA!	9
July 30, 1953	BAND BOOSTERS AIM FOR $1000 GOAL AS DATE NEARS FOR CORONATION BALL	8
July 30, 1953	SCHOOL BOARD BUYS 13-PASSENGER BUS	8
July 30, 1953	SCHOOL BOARD DECIDES TO ALLOW BIDS ON BOTH NEW AND OLD STYLE BUSS	1
July 30, 1953	CARNIVAL PLANS PACK FUN WALLOP FOR AUGUST 7-8	6
July 30, 1953	KIDS PARADE TO FEATURE CARNIVAL	1
July 30, 1953	QUEEN CONTESTANTS HIGHLIGHT WATER CARNIVAL INTEREST	1
July 30, 1953	LABOR DISPUTE (PAINTERS – PHOTOS)	5
July 30, 1953	UNTAGGED PELTS COST $250 FINE	1
July 30, 1953	BLACK, DAVID	8
July 30, 1953	MATTHIAS, JOHN EDWARD	8
July 30, 1953	NELSON, HERBERT C	8
July 30, 1953	PETERS, IDA	8
July 30, 1953	RERICK, GEORGE I	8
July 30, 1953	TRASK, WILLIAM	5
July 30, 1953	COLLINS PLAYSHED, 8 TENNIS COURTS TO BE CONSTRUCTED	1
July 30, 1953	CENSUS FIGURES FOR KIRKLAND REVEAL RESIDENTS STAY IN SCHOOL 12.2	11
July 30, 1953	DEFICIT PLAGUES WATER DISTRICT; PLAN EXPANSION	1
July 30, 1953	CAROL LARSEN, PAT BIGGS	10
August 6, 1953	EGG WITHIN AN EGG IS STORY OF WEEK	1
August 6, 1953	$18000 HOME AMONG BUILDING PERMITS	7
August 6, 1953	BIDS OF $16,078.96 AWARDED JULY 31 BY SCHOOL BOARD	5
August 6, 1953	GRID FIELD, WAR MEMORIAL DEVELOPMENT TO START SOON	9
August 6, 1953	SCHOOL ADVERTISES BIDS FOR ROSE HILL, JUANITA BUILDINGS	6
August 6, 1953	SCHOOL TAKES ACTION ON JUANITA LIGHTS	8
August 6, 1953	MAY ORGANIZE JUNIOR CHAMBER COMMERCE	1
August 6, 1953	LELAND MAY ATTEND CIVIL DEFENSE MEET	9
August 6, 1953	BAND UNIFORMS ARRIVE (PHOTO)	9
August 6, 1953	KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION WILL BE WEDNESDAY; FEE $6.50 PER MONTH	1
August 6, 1953	DOLL-FINS GROUP WILL SHOW HERE (PHOTO)	10
August 6, 1953	CARNIVAL FUN STARTS	1
August 6, 1953	LIABILITY QUESTIONS ASKED BY FIREMEN	6
August 6, 1953	CITY TO BE TOUGH ON THOSE FAILING TO REMOVE TRASH	5
August 6, 1953	KIRKLAND WILL PAY EIGHT CENTS PER MILE NOW AS ORDINANCE IS AMENDED	9
August 6, 1953	HIGH VOLTAGE LINES ERECTED IN HOUGHTON	12
August 6, 1953	NO IMMEDIATE CHANGE HOUGHTON MAIL SEEN; CLUB TO PETITION CONGRESS	5
August 6, 1953	UNLICENSED DOGS TO BE PICKED UP	7
August 6, 1953	ASSOCIATE JOINS DR THEIN HERE	6
August 6, 1953	NELSON, HERBERT C	8
August 6, 1953	RERICK, GEORGE I	5
August 6, 1953	REV IVAN SMITH RESUMES DUTIES	12
August 6, 1953	16TH AVE WEST SURFACE (PHOTO)	8
August 6, 1953	STREET DEPRESSIONS FILLED IN BY CITY	4
August 6, 1953	GARBAGE SURVEY IN BUSINESS AREA PLANNED BY C C	6
August 6, 1953	WATER DISTRICT FACES REQUEST FOR WITHDRAWAL	1
August 13, 1953	CAPT E C MCKIBBEN JR DESCRIBES KOREAN TRUCE SIGNING AT PANMUNJON	12
August 13, 1953	KINDERGARTEN SPACE IS SOUGHT BY GROUP	1
August 13, 1953	NEW KANGAROO MUSCLE FOUNDRY NEARING COMPLETION (PHOTOS)	1
August 13, 1953	COUNCIL APPROVES PLAN FOR MOVING PROJECT HOUSES	1
August 13, 1953	IS HEIGHTS INSIDE TOWN? HOUGHTON COUNCIL PERPLEXED OVER LEGAL QUESTION	1
August 13, 1953	SO THAT KIDDIES MIGHT LEARN TO SNIFF, HOUGHTON NURSERY GIVES FREE	13
August 13, 1953	BARBARA BROWN, DONALD MORRIS	14
August 13, 1953	GEORGIA M STONE, PAT HODGES	13
August 13, 1953	CARNIVAL, SEAFAIR ROYALTY ON DISPLAY	1
August 13, 1953	KIWANIS WATER CARNIVAL HIGHLIGHTS (MANY PHOTOS)	5
August 13, 1953	HOUGHTON NEEDS 24-HOUR PATROL SAYS JUDGE COX	1
August 13, 1953	IS HEIGHTS INSIDE TOWN? HOUGHTON COUNCIL PERPLEXED OVER LEGAL QUESTION	1
August 13, 1953	CEMENT PLANT ON LAKE REFUSED	1
August 13, 1953	HOUGHTON NEEDS 24-HOUR PATROL SAYS JUDGE COX	1
August 13, 1953	PITY THE POOR COP – COSTLY JOB (BREAKDOWN OF COSTS)	9
August 13, 1953	CHAPIN, C ART	13
August 13, 1953	MCGUIRE, CELIA P	19
August 13, 1953	MORGAN, ARTHUR	19
August 13, 1953	YOUNGBERG, AGNES	17
August 13, 1953	$7696 IS MEDIAN VALUE OF KIRKLAND 1-F HOME	15
August 13, 1953	$7696 IS MEDIAN VALUE OF KIRKLAND 1-F HOME	15
August 13, 1953	CLEVER STRATEGY BY GROUPS OPPOSING BRIDGE REPORTED	1
August 13, 1953	PARKING LOT LEASE GOES TO CHAMBER FOR FINAL APPROVAL	1
August 13, 1953	COMPLAINTS MADE BY MERCHANTS ON GARBAGE CHARGES	1
August 13, 1953	ADELINE BUESSER, ELTON GILDOW	13
August 13, 1953	BETTE JOAN KALER, GLEN HATHAWAY	13
August 13, 1953	D JEAN ARNOLD, CHARLES RAMIREZ	13
August 13, 1953	PAT HEIBER, JAMES O’BRIEN	12
August 13, 1953	RUTHORA MCBRIDE, ROBERT F WRIGHT	15
August 20, 1953	EE SEDILLE CO WINS $51959 CONTRACT FOR DEVELOPMENT OF SCHOOL GRID	5
August 20, 1953	STEWART HEIGHTS SCHOOL (PHOTO)	5
August 20, 1953	18 NEW TEACHERS JOIN 1953 FACULTY OF LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS	9
August 20, 1953	KINDERGARTEN CLASSES SCHEDULED FOR KIRKLAND, HOUGHTON, REDMOND, J	10
August 20, 1953	SCHOOL BUYS THREE NEW BUSSES FROM LOCAL DEALERS	1
August 20, 1953	VELMA SELSET, STERLING WELLS	10
August 20, 1953	LOCAL THEATER OWNERS APPEAL – CITY ASKED TO END ADMISSION TAX	1
August 20, 1953	BRUIN VISITS ROSE HILL AREA AND GETS WARM RECEPTION	1
August 20, 1953	JAP BAT FOUND IN MAT	8
August 20, 1953	LOCAL THEATER OWNERS APPEAL – CITY ASKED TO END ADMISSION TAX	1
August 20, 1953	LOCAL PLANT MAKES ALL TYPES BLACKTOP	5
August 20, 1953	SOAP DEVELOPED BY EAST SIDE CHEMIST	5
August 20, 1953	FIRE HALL, TRUCK DUE FOR JUANITA	1
August 20, 1953	GARBAGE VIOLATORS TRACKED DOWN BY KIRKLAND SLEUTHS	1
August 20, 1953	POLICE TO IMPOUND CARS IN 4-6 ZONES	1
August 20, 1953	WORTHLESS-CHECK PASSER IS ARRESTED	1
August 20, 1953	SHINSTROM, CLAYTON A	1
August 20, 1953	BRIDGE TRAFFIC INCREASES	4
August 20, 1953	KIRKLAND COUNCIL FAVORS BRIDGE	1
August 20, 1953	KIRKLAND’S MODERN DISPOSAL PLANT STARTS ELEVENTH YEAR OF OPERATION	11
August 27, 1953	NEWELL FAMILY LIKES SHOPPING IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	12
August 27, 1953	KIRKLAND SYNDICATE APPLIES FOR NEW BANK CHARTER	1
August 27, 1953	KIRKLAND SEWING CENTER EXPANDED	1
August 27, 1953	HS FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL TO MOVE FROM “TOWN” TO CAMPUS	13
August 27, 1953	KINDERGARTEN, INC OBTAINS ROOM	1
August 27, 1953	MAKE WAY FOR THE HIGHWAY (PHOTO OF L C POUND HOME)	4
August 27, 1953	DANIEL’S GRAND OPENING ON FRIDAY	5
August 27, 1953	ELLSWORTH PURCHASES EAST SIDE FURNITURE	2
August 27, 1953	SEARS’ CATALOG OFFICE MOVED TO ZABLE BUILDING; TONKIN TO TAKE OLD	7
August 27, 1953	KIRKLAND JR CHAMBER ORGANIZERS URGE MEN TO ATTEND MEETING SEPT 3	4
August 27, 1953	TORRANCE TO HEAD MARCH OF DIMES	4
August 27, 1953	BAND BOOSTERS HIT GOAL	4
August 27, 1953	LAKE WASHINGTON DISTRICT DEPENDENT UPON 21 BUSSES FOR TRANSPORTATION	5
August 27, 1953	LAKE WASHINGTON DISTRICT PRINCIPALS SET FOR SCHOOL OPENING SEPT 9	11
August 27, 1953	NEW SCHOOL BUSSES DUE SOON, WILL END EARLY MORNING RUNS	1
August 27, 1953	SCHOOL SESSIONS TO BEGIN SEPT 9	1
August 27, 1953	ROBERTA LESLIE WELLS, RONALD TILLMAN THOMPSON	14
August 27, 1953	MRS N SMITH SPOTS TWO DEER	8
August 27, 1953	COUNCIL WILL TAKE FIRST LOOK AT $450,000 BUDGET IN NEAR FUTURE	11
August 27, 1953	EMERGENCY WARRANT FOR $8000 PROPOSED BY KIRKLAND COUNCIL	11
August 27, 1953	REMEMBER WAY BACK WHEN (1920 PHOTO OF FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK)	8
August 27, 1953	DR JUEL OPENS KIRKLAND OFFICE	13
August 27, 1953	GLINES, REGINALD HARVEY “REX”	1
August 27, 1953	NELSON, WILLIAM A	1
August 27, 1953	TYSHALL, WALTER T	13
August 27, 1953	REMEMBER WAY BACK WHEN (1920 PHOTO OF FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK)	8
August 27, 1953	NEW BOOK PUBLISHED BY LUCILLE MCDONALD, DENNY PARK WRITER	14
August 27, 1953	BIDS ON MIDLAKES-KIRKLAND HIGHWAY TO BE CALLED SOON	1
August 27, 1953	BOOM LOWERED BY BRIDGE BOOSTERS ON KING CO PLANNING COMMISSION	1
August 27, 1953	NEED BRIDGE FUNDS	1
August 27, 1953	GARBAGE COMPLAINTS; DISCUSSION SET BY COUNCILMEN AND CHAMBER GROUP	1
September 3, 1953	LAKE SERVICE/UNION OIL – NEW OWNERS	8
September 3, 1953	MICHAEL BAIER, JUANITA, HAS MANY BIRTHDAYS LEFT TO TOP FATHER, 99	9
September 3, 1953	APPROVE BUYING MORE SCHOOL SITE	2
September 3, 1953	AWARD BIDS FOR ROSE HILL SCHOOL, JUANITA ADDITION	1
September 3, 1953	GARDNER, JANSSEN TAKE OVER BLAU’S	7
September 3, 1953	LAKE SERVICE TAKEN OVER BY PARTNERS	1
September 3, 1953	ANN OBAN NAMED TO HEAD UNITED NEIGHBOR DRIVE	1
September 3, 1953	ALL ABOARD FOR LIBRARY PICNIC (PHOTO)	11
September 3, 1953	KINDERGARTENS SET TO GO OPENING DAY AT FIVE LOCATIONS	1
September 3, 1953	SUPERINTENDENT ANNOUNCES FACTS ON SCHOOL OPENINGS	1
September 3, 1953	POST OFFICE WORK OPEN IN HOUGHTON	6
September 3, 1953	JUANITA CITIZENS SEEK RESTRAINING ORDER ON WATER	1
September 3, 1953	ALL ABOARD FOR LIBRARY PICNIC (PHOTO)	11
September 3, 1953	FACTS MISREPRESENTED BY SECOND BRIDGE GROUPS, OPPONENTS CHARGE	1
September 3, 1953	KIRKLAND SUBSCRIBES OVER $1300 IN SUPPORT OF SECOND SPAN FIGHT	1
September 3, 1953	STOP! GO! SLOW! DANGER – CAUTION – ALL SORTS OF SIGNS PAINTED HERE	2
September 3, 1953	JUANITA CITIZENS SEEK RESTRAINING ORDER ON WATER	1
September 3, 1953	ELETA ADOLPH, LEWIS MAY	10
September 3, 1953	SUZANNE NESLUND, WESLEY JUNE	10
September 10, 1953	IF NO ONE CARED … KIRKLAND TODAY MIGHT BE LIKE THIS	6
September 10, 1953	ODOR-RIDD – NEW KIRKLAND INDUSTRY	11
September 10, 1953	SCHOOL ENROLLMENT INCREASED BY 174	1
September 10, 1953	FIRES DESTROY HOME, DAMAGE EPISCOPAL CHURCH	1
September 10, 1953	HOUGHTON APPEALS TO POSTMASTER GENERAL FOR OWN DELIVERY SYSTEM	8
September 10, 1953	HOUGHTON HIRES DON COREY AS FULL-TIME POLICE CHIEF	1
September 10, 1953	HOUGHTON HIRES DON COREY AS FULL-TIME POLICE CHIEF	1
September 10, 1953	KING COUNTY BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE FOR EAST SIDE IS ANNOUNCED	2
September 10, 1953	BOOSTERS OF KIRKLAND-SAND POINT BRIDGE GAINING STRENGTH AS HEARING	1
September 10, 1953	BRIDGE GROUP CHALLENGES STATEMENTS OF OPPOSITION	9
September 10, 1953	CAROL ANNE FRAZEE, LYNN PETERSON	12
September 10, 1953	CLARA ANDERSON, DARL CASEY	12
September 10, 1953	JEAN BARBARA BROOKS, SGT O H DAWSON	8
September 10, 1953	JENNIE OLSON, WILLIAM O SWANSON	8
September 17, 1953	JO-JO’S PIZZERIA – GRAND OPENING	9
September 17, 1953	MCEVOY-ROGERS LUMBER COMPANY – 10TH ANNIVERSARY	4
September 17, 1953	NEW BANK QUESTION DODGED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	6
September 17, 1953	KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION OFFERS ROOMS TO ST JOHN’S FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL	7
September 17, 1953	FIRST SERVICES FOR CLYDE HILL CHURCH	8
September 17, 1953	ST PAUL’S TO MARK CHAPEL DEDICATION	16
September 17, 1953	261 STEWART HEIGHTS UNITS GO ON SALE THIS WEEK	1
September 17, 1953	TALK DEVELOPING VIEW PROPERTIES	1
September 17, 1953	YOU GET THE IMPRESSION SEATTLE’S BUILDING A FENCE AROUND ITSELF	1
September 17, 1953	NEW BANK QUESTION DODGED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	6
September 17, 1953	OFFICERS ARE NAMED BY JUNIOR CHAMBER	13
September 17, 1953	TALK DEVELOPING VIEW PROPERTIES	1
September 17, 1953	HOUGHTON’S TOWN COUNCIL RELENTS ON KINDERGARTEN	13
September 17, 1953	NEW TYPE SCHOOL BUS (PHOTO)	16
September 17, 1953	BARBARA ANN MONKS, ROBERT JOSEPH MONKS	14
September 17, 1953	“NIGHT ON THE RIVIERA” (WOW!) THEME OF KIRKLAND ORTHOPEDIC BALL	14
September 17, 1953	‘HELLO GIRL’ GETS FIRE CALL; HELP! IT’S HER HOUSE ABLAZE	6
September 17, 1953	CITY HOLDS BACK PAY ON GARBAGE	1
September 17, 1953	CITY PROPOSES $447,762 BUDGET FOR ’54; ASSESSED VALUATION UP TO	1
September 17, 1953	AD FOR POLIO PREVENTION	15
September 17, 1953	FOUND: NAMES OF LITTLE ACORNS (PHOTO OF FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK)	7
September 17, 1953	HOUGHTON BUDGET UP OVER LAST YEAR’S; $39635 SHOWS COMMUNITY’S GROWTH	1
September 17, 1953	HOUGHTON’S TOWN COUNCIL RELENTS ON KINDERGARTEN	13
September 17, 1953	BRYSON, REV CYRUS	7
September 17, 1953	MORGAN, FRANK S	17
September 17, 1953	PATTY, JANET MARIE	6
September 17, 1953	WICKLUND, LOLA DENISE	17
September 17, 1953	FOUND: NAMES OF LITTLE ACORNS (PHOTO OF FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK)	7
September 17, 1953	JOURNAL PLACES FIRST IN STATE-WIDE NEWSPAPER CONTEST	2
September 17, 1953	JOURNAL TO PRINT INFORMATIVE MAP	1
September 17, 1953	LEASE SIGNED FOR NEW PARKING LOT	1
September 17, 1953	CITY HOLDS BACK PAY ON GARBAGE	1
September 17, 1953	EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE IN 1954	7
September 24, 1953	KIRKLAND BANK SOLD	1
September 24, 1953	ANOTHER LANDMARK GOES (UNION OIL DOCK)	16
September 24, 1953	NEW GRADE SCHOOL IN NORTH PART OF CITY IS CONSIDERED	1
September 24, 1953	UNION GETS MOST OF SCHOOL’S OIL	1
September 24, 1953	CHURCH BUILDING CAMPAIGN OPENS	1
September 24, 1953	GETTING READY FOR THE LONG WINTER AHEAD – EAST SIDE FOLKS WINDING	5
September 24, 1953	PLAYERS ALWAYS HAVE BETTER IDEA THAN THE COACH (NEW BRIDGE)	2
September 24, 1953	HOUGHTON ANNEXATION – LEGAL FIGHT STARTED BY RESIDENTS	1
September 24, 1953	400 ENROLLED IN ADULT EDUCATION	1
September 24, 1953	INSPECTORS WANT TO KNOW IF IT’S 12 OR 13-PASSENGER BUS	1
September 24, 1953	$4554 JUANITA FIRE DISTRICT ENGINE HOUSE WILL BE CONSTRUCTED WITH	16
September 24, 1953	INCREASES IN 1954 CITY POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENT BUDGETS DUE TO	5
September 24, 1953	$4554 JUANITA FIRE DISTRICT ENGINE HOUSE WILL BE CONSTRUCTED WITH	16
September 24, 1953	DR PAUL SOMERS TO OPEN OFFICE	1
September 24, 1953	GRIFFIN, THOMAS A	1
September 24, 1953	GRIFFIN, THOMAS A	5
September 24, 1953	LARSON, ELLEN	1
September 24, 1953	SODERSTROM, HENRIETTA	5
September 24, 1953	PROPOSE ANNEXATION TO ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT (MAP)	8
September 24, 1953	EAST PACIFIC HIGHWAY GROUP ASKS ROAD ASSOCIATION FOR ASSISTANCE	9
September 24, 1953	SEATTLE C OF C LISTED AMONG ORGANIZATIONS FAVORING SECOND BRIDGE	9
September 24, 1953	PROPOSE ANNEXATION TO ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT (MAP)	8
September 24, 1953	MARGARET DAILY, GARY HINZ	10
October 1, 1953	NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE – GRAND OPENING	8
October 1, 1953	SIMPSON MOTOR SERVICE – GRAND OPENING (PHOTOS)	2
October 1, 1953	CHORAL DIRECTOR IS BUSY PERSON (GILDOW, MRS ELDON)	12
October 1, 1953	GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW FIRE HALL (PHOTOS)	9
October 1, 1953	SIMPSON MOTOR MODERNIZED; PLAN BIG OPEN HOUSE	7
October 1, 1953	W T JAYNE OPENS DRAPERY SERVICE	13
October 1, 1953	A NEW TWIST IN WORKING YOUR WAY THROUGH COLLEGE (NEW BRIDGE)	1
October 1, 1953	UNITED GOOD NEIGHBOR OPENS WITH HOUSE-TO-HOUSE CANVAS ON MONDAY	1
October 1, 1953	BOOKS, INSURANCE DISCUSSED BY PTA	14
October 1, 1953	KINDERGARTEN GROUP INCORPORATED; STILL ROOM FOR YOUNGSTERS	3
October 1, 1953	FIRE DAMAGES HOME ON THIRD STREET	8
October 1, 1953	POLICE MAKE QUICK TRIP TO BLOOD BANK; FAST ACTION HELPS SAVE LIFE	8
October 1, 1953	PROBLEM OF DOGS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS STILL A SERIOUS ONE, ACCORDING	9
October 1, 1953	POLICE RECEIVE APPRECIATIVE WORK FOR EXTRA DUTY AT SCHOOL CROSSING	1
October 1, 1953	POLICE SEEK JUNIOR GUNMAN	1
October 1, 1953	TWO CHARGED WITH TAKING MONEY FROM PAY PHONES	11
October 1, 1953	ANDERSON, JOHN GRANT	3
October 1, 1953	BRENNAN, JAMES H	15
October 1, 1953	‘ADVENTURER’ DESERVES A BREAK	10
October 1, 1953	BUS TRIP CHANGE IS PROTESTED BY CHAMBER GROUP	8
October 1, 1953	BLACKTOPPING ON MARKET DESIRED	1
October 1, 1953	PASS GROUP IRRITATED BY ARTICLE	9
October 1, 1953	SECOND LAKE WASHINGTON BRIDGE HEARING OCT 15	1
October 1, 1953	LOCAL BUSINESS FIRMS TO GET NEW RATES FOR GARBAGE COLLECTION	1
October 1, 1953	DARLENE HOTCHKISS, EDWIN AYERS	12
October 8, 1953	GOOD NEIGHBOR CAMPAIGN HITS $2000 MARK HERE	1
October 8, 1953	DETERMINATION OF KINDERGARTEN GROUP PAYS OFF WITH FIVE CLASSES IN	9
October 8, 1953	LAKE WASH FFA JUDGING TEAM FOURTH IN STATE-WIDE COMPETITION	13
October 8, 1953	SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET ADOPTED	1
October 8, 1953	OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS IN KIRKLAND NICE – BUT SOMETIMES THEY REALLY	2
October 8, 1953	HERE’S CHANCE TO HELP CITY COUNCILMEN SELECT NEW FIRE EQUIPMENT	1
October 8, 1953	CITY ADOPTS $444,762 BUDGET FOR COMING YEAR	1
October 8, 1953	HOUGHTON PLANS MORE WATER TALK	1
October 8, 1953	ROSS, JAMES R JR	17
October 8, 1953	WIITALA, ANTTI ELI	17
October 8, 1953	ROSE HILL CLUB DISCUSSES VANDALISM’S CAUSE, REMEDY	13
October 8, 1953	PAVING ON PARKING UP TO OWNERS	1
October 8, 1953	HOUGHTON PLANS MORE WATER TALK	1
October 8, 1953	PATRICIA ANN SCHLOUGH, GEORGE ADDINGTON	14
October 15, 1953	SIXTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TODAY FOR J M CRAMERS	7
October 15, 1953	VETERAN, DISABLED IN FIRST WAR, BECOMES BOXER … (GILETTE, R A)	10
October 15, 1953	STATE GAME DEPARTMENT RELEASES 200 PHEASANTS IN SAMMAMISH AREA	9
October 15, 1953	BEGIN ‘SCHOTCHLITE’ SAFETY CAMPAIGN	1
October 15, 1953	HOUGHTON COMPLETES WIDENING N E 60TH	7
October 15, 1953	HOUGHTON FINDS WATER IS COSTLY	8
October 15, 1953	NIGHT ESCAPADES BY YOUTHS ALARM HOUGHTON’S CHIEF	1
October 15, 1953	BEARDSLEY, WALT	1
October 15, 1953	CURTIS, ALVIN H	1
October 15, 1953	GORBETT, EDWIN L	1
October 15, 1953	LABURR, OLIVER	13
October 15, 1953	HEARING ON SECOND LAKE BRIDGE TO OPEN TODAY; RIVAL SIDES AGREE ON	1
October 15, 1953	HOUGHTON COMPLETES WIDENING N E 60TH	7
October 15, 1953	HOUGHTON FINDS WATER IS COSTLY	8
October 15, 1953	MARGARET BURKHEIMER, LAWRENCE BINGHAM	12
October 22, 1953	MR AND MRS CHET GREEN HONORED AT SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	12
October 22, 1953	RUBINOFF, VIOLIN TO PLAY KIRKLAND	1
October 22, 1953	WSC STUDENT RECREATES FOOTBALL BROADCASTS (BURMEISTER, NEIL)	9
October 22, 1953	MUSEUM PIECE NEEDS PAINT (OLD BANK BUILDING)	6
October 22, 1953	NEIGHBOR DRIVE OVER THE TOP	1
October 22, 1953	SHIRLEY WILLIAMS, MARVIN SCOTVOLD	6
October 22, 1953	FIRE DAMAGES JUANITA HOME	7
October 22, 1953	NEW FIRE TRUCK FOR JUANITA DISTRICT; OPEN BIDS NOV 10	7
October 22, 1953	NEW FIRE TRUCK ORDERED; ENGINE TO COST $20865	6
October 22, 1953	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (OLAF LARSON HOME – PHOTO)	10
October 22, 1953	BIG TIME PLANNED FOR KIRKLAND SCHOOL CHILDREN ON HALLOWE’EN	1
October 22, 1953	SCHEDULE EXAM FOR POSTMASTER	8
October 22, 1953	GOSSARD, CHARLES CREIGH	15
October 22, 1953	NEW PRECINCTS CREATED IN JUANITA, DENNY PARK	9
October 22, 1953	HOUSE NUMBER ACTION EXPECTED	2
October 22, 1953	CONTACT CITY FOR SEWER CONNECTION	5
October 22, 1953	BIDS ON STATE HIGHWAY 2-A WILL BE CALLED NOVEMBER 3	1
October 22, 1953	CITY DADS TAKE DIM VIEW OF MOTORISTS PARKING CARS WHERE CURBS	2
October 22, 1953	LILLIAN HANSON, ARNOLD GUNDERSON	13
October 29, 1953	STATE GRANTS APPROVAL FOR LOCAL STATE CITIZEN’S BANK	1
October 29, 1953	FALL COMES TO JUANITA (LEHR C F)	9
October 29, 1953	PARSONAGE MOVED TO JUANITA CHURCH LOT	14
October 29, 1953	EVENING STORE HOUR DAYS TO BE CUSTOMER’S SAY	1
October 29, 1953	UNITED GOOD NEIGHBOR OVER TOP; CONTRIBUTIONS EXCEED $10600	2
October 29, 1953	ALICE KLEIN, JOE BOTTEM	7
October 29, 1953	MAGIC SHOW SCHEDULED FRIDAY 13TH FEATURING NATIONALLY KNOWN ACTS	5
October 29, 1953	FOLLOWING FIRE TRUCKS IS COSTLY	1
October 29, 1953	CITY-WIDE HALLOWE’EN PARTY WILL BE HELD HERE SATURDAY	1
October 29, 1953	ANDERSON, OLAF	15
October 29, 1953	GRIGOR, CHARLES	1
October 29, 1953	TRUSSELL, FRANK	1
October 29, 1953	WETMORE, BENJAMIN	14
October 29, 1953	BARBARA BANKS, GORDON THARLADSON	12
October 29, 1953	GEORGIA STONE, EARL “PAT” HODGES	12
October 29, 1953	MARY JEROME, JAMES J ABRAHAM	12
November 5, 1953	KIRKLAND THRIFTWAY – NOW OPEN	11-Oct
November 5, 1953	SECOND KIRKLAND BANK GETS GO-AHEAD SIGNAL	1
November 5, 1953	RESIDENCE MOVED FROM SEATTLE BY BOAT AND BARGE (PHOTOS)	12
November 5, 1953	ROSS AND HAGEN OPEN CAR AGENCY	2
November 5, 1953	SHINSTROMS TO OPEN AGENCY	14
November 5, 1953	THRIFTWAY OPENS SUPER MARKET ON KIRKLAND AVENUE	1
November 5, 1953	250 PARENTS ATTEND SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE	14
November 5, 1953	VOTERS ASKED TO AID SCHOOL BOARD TO DETERMINE MEASURES FOR BALLOT	12
November 5, 1953	EVERYONE’S SUPPOSED TO MAKE LIKE COWHAND FOR CARNIVAL AT JUANITA	9
November 5, 1953	EASTSIDE TO CO-OPERATE IN COUNTY-WAIDE CAMPAIGN TO STOP KILLINGS	16
November 5, 1953	DECORATIONS DUE HERE DECEMBER 1	1
November 5, 1953	EVERYONE HAD A WHALE OF A TIME AT CLICK’S, KIWANIS HALLOWE’EN PAR	8
November 5, 1953	HALLOWE’EN FUN IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO)	1
November 5, 1953	HUGE SAFEWAY WAREHOUSE FOR EAST SIDE APPROVED	1
November 5, 1953	MOONSHINING MOST PROFITABLE, LEAST HAZARDOUS RACKET IN UNITED STATES	9
November 5, 1953	BARKER, WILLIAM E	17
November 5, 1953	GRISWOLD, DEWITT	7
November 5, 1953	MARKEE, THOMAS T	17
November 5, 1953	RAE, FRANK	16
November 5, 1953	VOTERS ASKED TO AID SCHOOL BOARD TO DETERMINE MEASURES FOR BALLOT	12
November 5, 1953	PRAYER DAY SET FOR COMMUNITY	9
November 5, 1953	BIDDING ON TWO-LANE PAVING OF 2-A DELAYED BY RIGHT-OF-WAY PROBLEM	1
November 5, 1953	FURTHER ELIMINATION OF CITY PARKING STUDIED BY OFFICIALS	1
November 5, 1953	MERCURY VAPOR LIGHTS ON MARKET STREET PROPOSED	1
November 5, 1953	TWO-HOUR LIMIT ON PARKING LOTS	1
November 5, 1953	TELEPHONE COMPANY TO BUILD EXCHANGE	12
November 5, 1953	JEANETTE PICKERING, DONALD WALKER	14
November 5, 1953	MAXINE NIKIRK, FRANK PATTERSON	14
November 12, 1953	AL AND VI HUGHES STUMBLE UPON GOLF COURSE, WIND UP BUYING IT	9
November 12, 1953	KIRKLAND PHOTOGRAPHER ON SOUTH SEAS ADVENTURE (JEWELL, RAY)	1
November 12, 1953	VAN AALST BULB FARM, OLD LANDMARK, DROPS FROM SCENE	9
November 12, 1953	NEW SUPER MARKET OPENS (PHOTO)	7
November 12, 1953	PARENTS INVITED TO VISIT SCHOOLS DURING EDUCATION WEEK	8
November 12, 1953	RESULTS ON POLL ON SCHOOL ISSUES TO BE STUDIED BY ADVISORY BOARD	1
November 12, 1953	KIDS’ MATINEES TO BE SPONSORED BY CIVIC GROUPS	1
November 12, 1953	MAGIC SHOW SET ON BLACK FRIDAY	8
November 12, 1953	JUANITA COWBOY CARNIVAL, FEATURING SHERIFF TEX, SCHEDULED FRIDAY	13
November 12, 1953	CHILDREN’S PARADE NOV 28 TO BRING SANTA CLAUS TO TOWN	1
November 12, 1953	HOUGHTON’S COUNCIL DECIDES TO GET INTO UTILITY FIELD WHEN RESIDENT	1
November 12, 1953	END OF T-BONES FOR HOUGHTON PRISONERS	1
November 12, 1953	YOUNT, SAMUEL J	8
November 12, 1953	DIVERGENCE OF OPINION AMONG TOWN OFFICIALS ON STATE SAFETY DRIVE	1
November 12, 1953	HOUGHTON’S COUNCIL DECIDES TO GET INTO UTILITY FIELD WHEN RESIDENT	1
November 12, 1953	AUDREY BERG, EDWARD STEFFAN	14
November 12, 1953	LYLA MCIVOR, LAWRENCE TJOELKER	14
November 19, 1953	FAMOUS RUBINOFF AND HIS VIOLIN COMING TO TOWN	1
November 19, 1953	EASTSIDE SAVINGS, LOAN FIRM CELEBRATES FIRST ANNIVERSARY	14
November 19, 1953	LOCATION AT CORNER OF KIRKLAND AVENUE, LAKE STREET IS SOUGHT BY C	1
November 19, 1953	OPEN HOUSE SET FOR NEW HOME	5
November 19, 1953	REQUEST OF WRECKING YARD OWNERS FOR RE-ZONING DENIED BY COUNCIL	1
November 19, 1953	KINDERGARTEN GROUP VOTES TO CONSOLIDATE	9
November 19, 1953	DUMPING GARBAGE MUST BE STOPPED	8
November 19, 1953	KIRKLAND PEOPLE GENERALLY FAVOR GOVERNOR’S SAFETY CAMPAIGN	9
November 19, 1953	KIRKLAND’S SANTA CLAUS PARADE SET FOR NOVEMBER 28; PRIZES OFFERED	8
November 19, 1953	HOUGHTON TO GET NEW BATHHOUSE	12
November 19, 1953	ELECTION TO DECIDE JUANITA WATER DISTRICT BATTLE	1
November 19, 1953	HOUGHTON TO GET NEW BATHHOUSE	12
November 19, 1953	FORD ONLY KIND OF POLICE CAR TO MEET CITY SPECIFICATIONS	1
November 19, 1953	ARMSTRONG, GEORGE	11
November 19, 1953	CONOVER, SAMUEL	14
November 19, 1953	CITY REPRESENTED IN BRIDGE STUDY	1
November 19, 1953	TRAFFIC CONTROL SOUGHT FOR CITY	8
November 19, 1953	BARBARA BROWN, DONALD MORRIS	13
November 19, 1953	GERALDINE BOGART, BRUCE HALL	5
November 19, 1953	PHYLLIS PACKARD, R E DAY	12
November 26, 1953	KIRKLANDITE THOMAS BAILEY HONORED AS ‘NEWS MAKER OF TOMORROW’	3
November 26, 1953	NOTICE TO LEAVE GIVEN RESIDENTS (STEWART HEIGHTS)	1
November 26, 1953	KINDERGARTEN, TEACHER PAY, BUILDING ISSUES MAY BE PLACED ON NEXT	1
November 26, 1953	ELEANOR MEDLEY, CLANCY G DRAKE	10
November 26, 1953	JUANITA’S NEW FIRE STATION (PHOTO)	9
November 26, 1953	BURGLAR WHO STOLE $1500 IN CLOTHING SOUGHT HERE	1
November 26, 1953	PHEASANT, CLYDE	3
November 26, 1953	WITTENMEYER, WALTER	1
November 26, 1953	FILINGS TO OPEN FOR CITY COUNCIL AND TREASURER	1
November 26, 1953	HARLEM CLOWNS TO PLAY ALL-STAR TEAM HERE DEC 22	4
December 3, 1953	RUBINOFF MAKES THINGS BUZZ	1
December 3, 1953	STADIUM BLEACHERS ARE AGAIN DELAYED	4
December 3, 1953	SCHOOL DIRECTORS STUDY AIRCRAFT WARNING SYSTEM	9
December 3, 1953	PETITIONS URGING CONSOLIDATION OF HOUGHTON, KIRKLAND CIRCULATED	1
December 3, 1953	BOND ISSUE, KINDERGARTENS, TEACHER PAY RAISES URGED FOR MARCH BALL	1
December 3, 1953	CITY SEEKS OUT FOR $20000 DEBT TO U S AGENCY	1
December 3, 1953	SANTA COMES TO TOWN (PARADE PHOTOS)	5
December 3, 1953	ENGINEERS LOWER LAKE ELEVATION	9
December 3, 1953	BOYS STEAL CASH FROM THREE FIRMS	1
December 3, 1953	CITY POLICE OFFICER, MS VICTIM AND TARGET FOR RAMPANT RUMORS, IS	2
December 3, 1953	MAN CHARGED FOR THREATENING WIFE	1
December 3, 1953	BARTSCH, GEORGE J	15
December 3, 1953	BIRD, MILTON PARKER	15
December 3, 1953	CARROLL, LAURA	15
December 3, 1953	ERNST, HELEN	10
December 3, 1953	MITCHELL, GLYNDEN CLIFFORD	15
December 3, 1953	WRIGHT, WILLIAM	12
December 3, 1953	CONTRACTORS MAKING PROGRESS ON AVONDALE PROJECT	9
December 3, 1953	PUGET POWER CREWS MOVING LINES ON STREETS TO ALLEYS	1
December 3, 1953	JANE WELLS, GEORGE GILLILAND	13
December 10, 1953	COUPLE CELEBRATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY (MR AND MRS AARON TAYLOR)	16
December 10, 1953	NEW ST JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH BUILDING WILL BE STARTED JAN 1	1
December 10, 1953	PROFITS SHARED AT J C PENNEY’S	2
December 10, 1953	CITY SUFFERS WITHOUT THEATRE	16
December 10, 1953	CITY OFFERS COMPROMISE ON $20000 DEBT TO U S	1
December 10, 1953	DOG PICKUP MADE TO PROTECT KIDS	1
December 10, 1953	THIS IS KIRKLAND HIGH FROSH CLASS ’11 (PHOTO)	15
December 10, 1953	TROPHIES WILL BE AWARDED TO BEST IN HOME XMAS LIGHTING CONTEST	1
December 10, 1953	JUANITA TO SERVE CHAMPAGNE — THAT’S WATER NOT BUBBLES	1
December 10, 1953	GARDNER, FRANK H	1
December 10, 1953	HURST, CLARA CHRISTINE	19
December 10, 1953	MATTHEWS, ERNEST G	19
December 10, 1953	SWANSON, PETER A	19
December 10, 1953	CONSTRUCTION WORK ON ‘SKI JUMP’ BEGINS (CENTRAL WAY)	1
December 10, 1953	JUANITA TO SERVE CHAMPAGNE — THAT’S WATER NOT BUBBLES	1
December 10, 1953	JOLLY ROGER HAS A ROUGH GO (BOAT BLOWN AGROUND)	1
December 10, 1953	ALICE KLEIN, JOSEPH BOTTEM	10
December 10, 1953	ARLENE BAIER, DONALD O’DELL	10
December 10, 1953	CONNIE SCHMIDT, GEORGE BAKER	10
December 10, 1953	JOANNE SHEPHERD, PVT JACK HONEYWELL	16
December 10, 1953	JULIA STOPYRA, JOCK FRANK WOOD	10
December 10, 1953	THELMA PETERSON, ROBERT SCRAMLIN	14
December 17, 1953	DENNY PARK RESIDENT ISN’T DREAMING OF WHITE XMAS (SHAPIRO, MAURIE	5
December 17, 1953	MOVIE NEED STUDY PUSHED BY C OF C	1
December 17, 1953	NEW STATE OF WASHINGTON FLAG GIVEN CENTRAL SCHOOL	7
December 17, 1953	IT’S CHRISTMAS TIME IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO)	1
December 17, 1953	JUDGE GIVES “HOT-RODDER” DRIVING 80 MPH, STIFF FINE	1
December 17, 1953	CLEVEN, ANTON O	6
December 17, 1953	ENANDER, NELS	14
December 17, 1953	MCPHERREN, R R	2
December 17, 1953	TUCKER, ALLISON JOHNSON	17
December 17, 1953	TWO NEWCOMERS FILE FOR CITY COUNCIL PRIMARY	1
December 17, 1953	OVERTURE TO BUY WATER FROM KIRKLAND MADE BY HOUGHTON CITY COUNCIL	1
December 17, 1953	GRETCHEN THOMAS, JOSEPH CARTER	14
December 17, 1953	JOAN WARREN, JOE ANDERSON	14
December 24, 1953	FIRST PE CLASSES SINCE ’49 DELAYED BY FINAL WORK ON GYM	11
December 24, 1953	HELEN MUSGROVE, WILLIAM WRIGHT	2
December 24, 1953	CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS TO BE JUDGED SATURDAY NIGHT	1
December 24, 1953	THREE SOLDIERS INVOLVED WITH RUNAWAY GIRLS	1
December 24, 1953	RYDER WILL SEEK SENATE POSITION	1
December 24, 1953	WATER SALE CONSIDERED BY KIRKLAND	1
December 24, 1953	MAXINE TARP, DON SHEPPARD	2
December 31, 1953	CONSTRUCTION STARTED ON PANTORIUM’S NEW ADDITION	9
December 31, 1953	ELECT JACK WESTER C OF C PRESIDENT	8
December 31, 1953	COUNCIL UNDER FIRE ON GAS BID AWARD	1
December 31, 1953	CHRISTMAS LIGHTING WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED	1
December 31, 1953	POLICE SEARCHING FOR HOUGHTON MAN WHO DISAPPEARED ON BUS TRIP	1
December 31, 1953	KRAKENBERGER, BERNARD	2
December 31, 1953	LAMBERT, HARRY	2
December 31, 1953	JACK WESTER SEEKING CITY COUNCIL JOB; WILL OPPOSE GEORGE COMPTON	1
January 7, 1954	JUANITA GARAGE – GRAND OPENING	6
January 7, 1954	WINTERMUTES TO CELEBRATE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	10
January 7, 1954	SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA GIVES EAST SIDE “POPS” CONCERT	10
January 7, 1954	MRS EARL MAGNUSON’S WORK WITH RETARDED CHILDREN IS RECOGNIZED	2
January 7, 1954	NON-CONFORMANCE TO BUILDING CODE DONE AT OWN RISK	1
January 7, 1954	NEW JUANITA FIRE HALL OPEN SUNDAY	1
January 7, 1954	SOME ADDED FUEL TO THEATRE TAX FIRE	2
January 7, 1954	WIDOW DOES THRIVING BUSINESS IN FISHING TACKLE	7
January 7, 1954	NEW LIBRARY PROPOSED	1
January 7, 1954	CLARK, LUCY ISABELLE	5
January 7, 1954	MARKET STREET’S IN TOUGH SHAPE	2
January 14, 1954	CHARLES STORMS CELEBRATE 58TH YEAR OF MARRIAGE	1
January 14, 1954	WED 25 YEARS (MR AND MRS HARTLY CHAUSEE)	10
January 14, 1954	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
January 14, 1954	JUANITA GIRL HOME FROM EUROPE (GRONROOS, ANNE)	11
January 14, 1954	WAREHOUSE LAND WILL BE CLEARED	9
January 14, 1954	EXPECT 2-A BIDS EARLY FEBRUARY	7
January 14, 1954	NEW REPAIR SERVICE OPENED AT JUANITA	9
January 14, 1954	OUTSIDE PROMOTIONS GET COLD SHOULDER FROM C OF C BOARD	2
January 14, 1954	LORA MORSE, LT WILBUR O PHILLIPS	10
January 14, 1954	LOU MARIE LUCILLE RAMQUIST, PAUL ANDREW DEWHIRST JR	10
January 14, 1954	OLD NEWS CLIPPING BOASTED KIRKLAND’S PROGRESS IN 1912	2
January 14, 1954	COMMUNITY CLUB PRESIDENT HOT UNDER COLLAR; ASKS PO BUILDING, ROUT	1
January 14, 1954	NEW LEGAL BATTLE FACING JUANITA WATER DISTRICT	1
January 14, 1954	REWARD FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING PERSONS WHO DAMAGED GREEN AT	1
January 14, 1954	KIWANIANS ELECT ROGERS PRESIDENT	3
January 14, 1954	DELL NOMINATED SCOUTING LEADER	1
January 14, 1954	COMPTON, MORRIS, WESTER CAMPAIGNS OPEN FOR KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL	7
January 14, 1954	OLD NEWS CLIPPING BOASTED KIRKLAND’S PROGRESS IN 1912	2
January 14, 1954	ELECTION TUESDAY ON ANNEXATION TO ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT	1
January 14, 1954	ALTERNATE SAND POINT PLAN STUDY ORDERED BY LANGLIE	1
January 14, 1954	ELECTION TUESDAY ON ANNEXATION TO ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT	1
January 14, 1954	NEW LEGAL BATTLE FACING JUANITA WATER DISTRICT	1
January 14, 1954	ELEANOR MEDLEY, CLANCY DRAKE	10
January 14, 1954	MAXINE TARP, DONALD SHEPPARD	2
January 14, 1954	YVONNE MORRISON, BYRON CLAPP	10
January 21, 1954	LEASE CLEARED ON NEW BANK; MARCH OPENING PLANNED	1
January 21, 1954	WOOD-FIBER FLOWERS HIT ALL YEAR (LUNDVALL, MRS RALPH)	7
January 21, 1954	CANVAS FLOOR COVER CONSIDERED FOR SCHOOL GYM	4
January 21, 1954	IMPROVING SCHOOL BUILDINGS COMES TO TOTAL OF $47098	3
January 21, 1954	TWO NEW SCHOOL SITES PROPOSED FOR NORTH KIRKLAND AND JUANITA	1
January 21, 1954	NEW ST JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (PICTURE)	14
January 21, 1954	ST JOHN’S CHURCH WORK TO START	2
January 21, 1954	MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN AHEAD OF SCHEDULE	1
January 21, 1954	PLANS SHAPING UP FOR “KIDS’ FRIEND” BANQUET	1
January 21, 1954	KELLER WILL NOT RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD RE-ELECTION	1
January 21, 1954	SATURDAY MOVIES FOR CHILDREN WILL CONTINUE ANOTHER EIGHT-WEEK RUN	7
January 21, 1954	AT FIRE STATION OPEN HOUSE (PHOTO)	9
January 21, 1954	MAINTENANCE GEAR APPROVED BY CITY	3
January 21, 1954	POLICE CAR STILL A PROBLEM; $5 COST DIFFERENCE PUZZLING	1
January 21, 1954	ANDERSON, CARL T	7
January 21, 1954	DENNIS, ANNA D	8
January 21, 1954	EVEREST, KATHYRN M	7
January 21, 1954	GALT, JOHN	8
January 21, 1954	LEVI, THOMAS B	8
January 21, 1954	SELL, KENNETH	1
January 21, 1954	YMCA WEEK WILL OPEN SUNDAY, PROGRAM LAUDED BY MAYOR LELAND	2
January 21, 1954	KELLER WILL NOT RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD RE-ELECTION	1
January 21, 1954	ROSE HILL ELECTION LOSES IN 85-66 POLL	1
January 21, 1954	LOCAL SKIER DECISIONED BY TAXI IN 4TH STREET SLALOM	8
January 21, 1954	PHOTOS OF SNOWFALL	5
January 28, 1954	ARTHUR T MILES CELEBRATE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	10
January 28, 1954	JUANITA COUPLE HAPPILY WED FOR 60 YEARS (MR AND MRS F J MCDONALD)	6
January 28, 1954	IN NATION-WIDE TEST, RICHARD FIDDLER AMONG HIGHEST 40	1
January 28, 1954	UNUSUAL VIEW OFFERED IN HOUSE OPEN TO PUBLIC	3
January 28, 1954	BETTER CITY C C THEME FOR BANQUET	1
January 28, 1954	LESS SOLICITING UNDER NEW PLAN	1
January 28, 1954	PORCHLIGHTS ON TONIGHT WILL WELCOME MOTHERS’ IN MARCH AGAINST POLIO	1
January 28, 1954	ATTENDANCE LACK, BAD ROADS FORCE SCHOOL CLOSURE	11
January 28, 1954	HIBBARD, MYRON S	6
January 28, 1954	CANDIDATES FOR SCHOOL BOARD HAVE SAY; BROWN, SAUNDERS STATE PLATFORM	2
January 28, 1954	DUD BROWN SEEKS WATER DISTRICT JOB	3
January 28, 1954	NOMINATE KIRKLAND RESIDENT FOR HOUGHTON COUNCIL RACE	1
January 28, 1954	RESIDENTS OF ROSE HILL PERTURBED OVER RESULTS OF WATER DISTRICT V	8
January 28, 1954	CONTRACT FOR TWO OVERPASSES ON NEW 2-A WILL BE AWARDED TUESDAY	9
January 28, 1954	FIGHT FOR EVERGREEN-MADISON SPAN SITE RENEWED BY BRIDGE BOOSTERS	1
January 28, 1954	JOY CARKNER, JOHN HUCKEBA	10
February 4, 1954	KIRKLAND POST OFFICE HAS 65TH ANNIVERSARY	1
February 4, 1954	FIDDLERS HAVE SOMETHING TO CHEER ABOUT; DICK WINS SCIENCE CONTEST	1
February 4, 1954	DESIGN BY PAUL HAYDEN KIRK WINS NATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL CITATION	9
February 4, 1954	ALERT BLASTS TO BE SOUNDED HERE IN MOCK ATOM ATTACK	1
February 4, 1954	COMMITTEE LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR PASSING THREE MEASURES	2
February 4, 1954	FIRE TRUCK BIDS STUDIED BY TOWN	6
February 4, 1954	HOUGHTON COUNCIL TO GET PETITIONS	1
February 4, 1954	LOCAL FIRM GETS POLICE CAR BID	1
February 4, 1954	VANDALS CAUSE $300 DAMAGE IN CITY PARK	5
February 4, 1954	HOSPITAL STAFF NAMES PRESIDENT	1
February 4, 1954	ADVISORY COUNCIL IN LAST-MINUTE DRIVE TO GET VOTERS REGISTERED	9
February 4, 1954	CHARGES IRRITATE BOARD MEMBERS	9
February 4, 1954	KIRKLAND POST OFFICE HAS 65TH ANNIVERSARY	1
February 4, 1954	KIRKLAND POST OFFICE INCOME INCREASES $20000 IN TEN YEARS	11
February 4, 1954	NEWSPAPER OF EARLY VINTAGE FOUND HERE	9
February 4, 1954	FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY BANQUET OBSERVES FIFTH YEAR	6
February 4, 1954	AWARD CONTRACT FOR 2-A BRIDGES	1
February 4, 1954	KATHRYN FISHER, SAMUEL PETERSON	11
February 4, 1954	RUBY SCHLOUGH, DELBERT BETHERS	10
February 11, 1954	PUGET POWER TO CONSTRUCT $725,000 SUBSTATION HERE	1
February 11, 1954	CITY HAS $6000 IN BUDGET FOR SEWERAGE PLANT SITES	1
February 11, 1954	STEWART HEIGHT HOUSING CLOSED – CENTER DESERTED – MANAGER MOVES	6
February 11, 1954	INNOVATION TO KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS AT TREMAINES	7
February 11, 1954	PRIDDY TO SPEAK AT KIDS’ FRIEND BANQUET TONIGHT	1
February 11, 1954	WARNING IS RECEIVED – FIREMEN CALLED – CHIEF READY	1
February 11, 1954	JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BRINGING CLARION MALE CHORUS FOR CONCERT	10
February 11, 1954	OLD SUIT HAMPERS HOUGHTON’S CONSOLIDATION PLANS	1
February 11, 1954	13-YEAR-OLD BOYS ADMIT PARK DAMAGE	7
February 11, 1954	COMPTON IN LEAD OVER JACK WESTER FOR COUNCIL RACE	1
February 11, 1954	ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT SHOWS SURPLUS FOR 1953	7
February 11, 1954	BRIDGE BOOSTERS SEEK SITE ANSWER FROM GOVERNOR	1
February 11, 1954	PUGET POWER TO CONSTRUCT $725,000 SUBSTATION HERE	1
February 11, 1954	SHIRLEY OLSON, CHARLES BROWN	10
February 18, 1954	KIRKLAND COUPLE HAS SILVER ANNIVERSARY (LANKSBURY, CLAY)	12
February 18, 1954	SISTER OF HOSPITAL HEAD HAS POSITION IN BOLIVIA (DAVIS, ANN)	9
February 18, 1954	OVER QUARTER OF MILLION IN BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED HERE	11
February 18, 1954	LAKEVIEW SCHOOL BIDS AUTHORIZED	1
February 18, 1954	KIRKLAND MARCH OF DIMES TOTAL WILL EXCEED $3700	2
February 18, 1954	HERMAN WALKER, ROSE HILL YOUTH LEADER, “KIDS’ FRIEND OF ’53”	6
February 18, 1954	SHIRLEY JOAN FREDERICK, RONALD DAVID EASTON	12
February 18, 1954	“NIGHT OF HARMONY” SATURDAY	9
February 18, 1954	FIREMEN LAUNCH TRAINING COURSE	9
February 18, 1954	LIGHTING NEEDS STUDIED BY CITY	1
February 18, 1954	HOUGHTON PETITIONS IN DEEP FREEZE	1
February 18, 1954	TEEN AGE YOUTHS CAUGHT, STORE PILFERING IS CHARGED	1
February 18, 1954	JACOBSON, SUSAN	6
February 18, 1954	KENT, MOLLIE EMMA	3
February 18, 1954	PEARSON, JOAN	1
February 18, 1954	SIEVANEN, UNA	1
February 18, 1954	CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED FOR $400,000 IN BONDS, LEVIES	1
February 18, 1954	“PREPOSTEROUS WASTE” CHARGED IN LOCATING SITE FOR SECOND BRIDGE	1
February 18, 1954	DYNAMITE CAUSES POWER SHUTOFF	1
February 18, 1954	FOUR FIRMS STALL ON GARBAGE BIDS	1
February 18, 1954	MARION HOLMQUIST, DONALD DORNING	13
February 25, 1954	POLICE CAPTAIN STAR PERFORMER ON KITCHEN RANGE (GREETAN, WALLACE)	10
February 25, 1954	HOUSE IS RAZED IN UNUSUAL WAY	1
February 25, 1954	BOARD DISCUSSES SCHOOL MEASURE	13
February 25, 1954	FOUR OUT OF FIVE SCHOOL DIRECTORS BOOST BOND ISSUE	1
February 25, 1954	CLARION MALE CHORUS SINGS IN CONCERT HERE MARCH 5	1
February 25, 1954	SPASTIC UNIT SHOW FEATURING SPRING APPAREL	14
February 25, 1954	FLYING SAUCERS YET? ODD SIGHT SEEN HERE	1
February 25, 1954	GOLD FEATHER DAY PROCLAIMED BY MAYOR	6
February 25, 1954	REMOVAL OF CITY THEATER TAX PUSHED BY CHAMBER	1
February 25, 1954	HOUGHTON MAIL DELIVERY SERVICE DECISION IS NEAR	1
February 25, 1954	MCDONALD, HELEN	13
February 25, 1954	MCDONALD, HELEN CHRISTINE	17
February 25, 1954	$225 CASH OR TELEVISION TOP AWARD IN JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST	1
February 25, 1954	DELORIS COOK WEYMOUTH, DOMNALD RAY COONTS	14
March 4, 1954	UNDERWOODS SELL ARCADE BUILDING TO ALASKA COUPLE	1
March 4, 1954	NEW ROSE HILL GRADE SCHOOL (PHOTO)	9
March 4, 1954	MEMBERS REMODEL LUTHERAN CHURCH	14
March 4, 1954	DAYLIGHT SAVING PROPOSED BY C C	2
March 4, 1954	BENEFIT FOR FIRE VICTIMS SET	1
March 4, 1954	SCHOOL MEASURES GET TOP BILLING IN CONTEST HERE	1
March 4, 1954	MARILYN SUE DAWSON, ROBERT R COOLEY	12
March 4, 1954	MAN RESCUING CAT FINDS HIMSELF UP TREE; VOLUNTEER FIREMEN CALLED	4
March 4, 1954	CITY COUNCIL URGED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO REMOVE THEATER TAX	2
March 4, 1954	GODWIN, WILLIAM H	1
March 4, 1954	NICKLAUS, JOSEPH	1
March 4, 1954	TEMPLETON, INA LAMBERT	5
March 4, 1954	CANDIDATES PRIMED FOR NEXT TUESDAY’S ELECTION	1
March 4, 1954	LOCATING SPAN AT SAND POINT IS OUT	1
March 4, 1954	EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE BEGINS OCTOBER 3	4
March 4, 1954	CAROLYN NELSON, JOHN HENRY	12
March 4, 1954	HELEN MUSGROVE, WILLIAM WRIGHT	12
March 11, 1954	BLINDNESS NO APPARENT HANDICAP TO HOUSEWIFE (PHILLIPS, CARRIE)	12
March 11, 1954	PARTING WITH KIDS NOT EASY (HOLDEN, A J)	9
March 11, 1954	PUBLIC SERVANTS (FOSTER, RAY H)	2
March 11, 1954	ROSE HILL CHURCH LAUNCHES $32500 BUILDING FUND DRIVE MONDAY NIGHT	2
March 11, 1954	$21700 IN PERMITS ISSUED	6
March 11, 1954	LEGAL SNARL FOULS CONSOLIDATION	1
March 11, 1954	BOND ISSUE, TEACHER RAISE WIN	1
March 11, 1954	MORRIS DEFEATED FOR KIRKLAND COUNCIL; GEORGE ELVES DEFEATS WILLIAMS	1
March 11, 1954	POLICE SOLVE THEFT OF LOCAL PARKING METERS	2
March 11, 1954	GENEROUS LIBRARY PATRONS DONATE BOOKS, MORE NEEDED, SAYS LIBRARIAN	10
March 11, 1954	RICHARDSON, WILLIAM R	6
March 11, 1954	RURAL ROUTE TRANSFER SOUGHT BY PETITIONS	6
March 11, 1954	SEATTLE CHAMBER ASKS FAST ACTION ON BRIDGE LOCATION	9
March 11, 1954	ONE-WAY EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE GOES INTO EFFECT OCTOBER 3	2
March 18, 1954	HALE AND HEARTY ‘GRAMPS’ FISHER MITS MILESTONE NO 95 YESTERDAY	11
March 18, 1954	ADDITION PLANNED FOR JUNIOR HIGH	1
March 18, 1954	CONTRACT LET FOR $199,000 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NORTH OF LAKEVIEW TERRACE	1
March 18, 1954	UNDERWOOD’S NEW MANAGER IS ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT KIRKLAND’S FUTURE	9
March 18, 1954	COUNCIL APPROVES MONEY TRANSFER	7
March 18, 1954	KNIFE-WIELDING BANDIT HOLDS UP ELVES GROCERY	1
March 18, 1954	SOLICITORS WITHOUT LICENSES ARRESTED	7
March 18, 1954	LIBRARY REPORTS RAPID ’53 GROWTH TO CITY COUNCIL	9
March 18, 1954	KIRKLAND’S NATIONAL GUARD ALERTED TO MAN AAA POSTS	1
March 18, 1954	BICKING, CHARLES	7
March 18, 1954	TRASK, WALTER	5
March 18, 1954	HALVERSON NEW ROTARY PRESIDENT	5
March 18, 1954	VOTERS KNEW LITTLE ABOUT WATER AND FIRE DISTRICT ISSUES, SAYS REP	2
March 18, 1954	ANOTHER WATER ELECTION IS ASKED BY 110 PETITIONERS ON ROSE HILL	1
March 18, 1954	ACCESS TO HIGHWAY BEING STUDIED BY PLANNING COMMITTEE	6
March 18, 1954	BOOSTERS FOR 2-A HIGHWAY TO MEET WITH OFFICIALS	1
March 18, 1954	BRIDGE BATTLE BECOMING “CAROUSEL” FOR BOOSTERS	1
March 18, 1954	STREET LIGHTING LIKELY PROSPECT ON ROSE HILL	1
March 18, 1954	ANOTHER WATER ELECTION IS ASKED BY 110 PETITIONERS ON ROSE HILL	1
March 18, 1954	JOAN WINGET, RIXIE YULY	12
March 25, 1954	W J ADAIRS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY TOGETHER WITH 300 FRIENDS, FAMILY	14
March 25, 1954	PUBLIC SERVANTS (GILNO, JOHN)	2
March 25, 1954	SKIDMORE, THOMAS A	17
March 25, 1954	ARSONIST SUSPECTED IN HOTEL FIRES	1
March 25, 1954	LINOLEUM FIRM IN CHANGE OF HANDS	9
March 25, 1954	PENNINGTON JOINS EAST SIDE MOTOR	8
March 25, 1954	HOUGHTONITES’ OPINIONS VARY ON ISSUE OF KIRKLAND MERGER	1
March 25, 1954	CITY HAS ASSETS AND SHORTCOMINGS	2
March 25, 1954	‘DO IT YOURSELF’ IS POPULAR SLOGAN AMONG PEOPLE IN ADULT ED CLASS	7
March 25, 1954	ARSONIST SUSPECTED IN HOTEL FIRES	1
March 25, 1954	HOUGHTONITES’ OPINIONS VARY ON ISSUE OF KIRKLAND MERGER	1
March 25, 1954	BURTON, ARTHUR	2
March 25, 1954	SMITH, ANNA MCREDMOND (FIRST WHITE CHILD IN REDMOND)	1
March 25, 1954	LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT DIVISION SUPPORTED	1
March 25, 1954	BUS TRIP CHANGES BRING PROTESTS	1
March 25, 1954	AURA RUIZ, ROBERT ANDERSON	14
April 1, 1954	FORMER KIRKLANDITE WINS OSCAR FOR BEST HAIRSTYLE(SMITH, EDGAR LEE	1
April 1, 1954	PUBLIC SERVANTS (OLSON, LEE)	2
April 1, 1954	SOURDOUGH’S NOME MERCY MISSION RECALLED BY DAN GREEN	1
April 1, 1954	FARRAR PROPERTY AT JUANITA HEIGHTS PROVING FOREMOST LOCATION FOR	16
April 1, 1954	“CLEAN-UP, PAINT-UP, FIX-UP WEEKS” PROCLAIMED FOR KIRKLAND	9
April 1, 1954	CITY OPEN CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN	2
April 1, 1954	FEDERAL AID OF $173,000 DUE DISTRICT	1
April 1, 1954	ATTORNEY GENERAL BACKS HOUGHTON	1
April 1, 1954	FARRAR PROPERTY AT JUANITA HEIGHTS PROVING FOREMOST LOCATION FOR	16
April 1, 1954	FURTHER ACTION AGAINST JUANITA’S WATER COMMISSIONERS IS PROBABLE	9
April 1, 1954	BLOKER, SARAH M	15
April 1, 1954	MILLER, FRED	1
April 1, 1954	BUS RUN CHANGES PROMPT PROTEST	8
April 1, 1954	FURTHER ACTION AGAINST JUANITA’S WATER COMMISSIONERS IS PROBABLE	9
April 1, 1954	PSPL ISSUED PERMIT TO ENLARGE STATION	9
April 1, 1954	BETTY ANN GUNDERSON, DAVID ROBERTS	10
April 8, 1954	ANNUAL KIRKLAND PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS TOMORROW IN CIVIC CENTER	1
April 8, 1954	CITIZENS BANK OPENS APRIL 20	1
April 8, 1954	LUCILE MCDONALD AND ZOLA ROSS FIND AUTHORING BOOK ALL IN DAY’S WORK	5
April 8, 1954	PUBLIC SERVANTS (EULBERG, ADAM)	10
April 8, 1954	EAGLES BUILDING TO COST $8000	11
April 8, 1954	‘A’ PROJECT SALE DUE WITHIN YEAR	11
April 8, 1954	KIRKLAND ORTHOPEDIC GUILD SPONSORS ANNUAL EGG DRIVE THROUGH FRIDAY]	12
April 8, 1954	ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES PROVE BOON TO UPHOLSTERY ENTHUSIASTS	11
April 8, 1954	SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET IS FILED	1
April 8, 1954	ANNUAL KIRKLAND PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS TOMORROW IN CIVIC CENTER	1
April 8, 1954	CITY DADS FORM ‘WHITE WING’ CREW TO POLISH TOWN DURING CLEAN-UP W	1
April 8, 1954	DOCTORS SET UP EMERGENCY CALLS	9
April 8, 1954	HISTORY OF KIRKLAND AND HOUGHTON FOUNDING LINKED WITH CHURCH BELL	2
April 8, 1954	FIRESIDE CHATS ARRANGED TO VIE WITH PROMOTIONS	1
April 8, 1954	CITY PASSES NEW LAW TO LICENSE SPRAYERS	1
April 8, 1954	METER THEFT, CAR STRIPPING SOLVED	1
April 8, 1954	IVEY, HORACE (HOLLY)	15
April 8, 1954	LEHR, QUINTES F	8
April 8, 1954	SOMERS, PAUL	15
April 8, 1954	THORNDAHL, AKEN	15
April 8, 1954	LUCILE MCDONALD AND ZOLA ROSS FIND AUTHORING BOOK ALL IN DAY’S WORK	5
April 8, 1954	AMAZING RESPONSE SHOWN FOR BIG NIGHT AT BALL PARK	1
April 8, 1954	COUNCIL APPROVES $5265 FOR 100 MORE STREET LIGHTS	1
April 8, 1954	FLOSSIE LATHAM, OTIS SPEER	12
April 15, 1954	CITIZEN’S BANK – GRAND OPENING	10
April 15, 1954	NEW BANK TO OPEN TUESDAY MORNING	1
April 15, 1954	CHURCH EXPLOSION RUINS CHIMNEY WELL (ROSE HILL PRESBYTERIAN)	2
April 15, 1954	LOCAL BUTCHER BORN IN BUSINESS	2
April 15, 1954	PLAY SCHOOL ON BIG FINN HILL IS LIVELY PLACE FOR ‘LITTLE PEOPLE’	9
April 15, 1954	CONSOLIDATION AWAITS OUTCOME OF HOUGHTON SUIT	1
April 15, 1954	ADULT EDUCATION STUDENTS TAKING BUSINESS COURSES FOR SELF-IMPROVE	5
April 15, 1954	RICHARD FIDDLER, EVELYN JAMES NAMED VALEDICTORIAN, SALUTATORIAN	2
April 15, 1954	JANET RUTH SIPILA, LAWRENCE AYERS	12
April 15, 1954	P O CLERKS ASK PAY ADJUSTMENTS	2
April 15, 1954	KIRKLAND’S CITY FATHERS (PHOTO)	14
April 15, 1954	CONSOLIDATION AWAITS OUTCOME OF HOUGHTON SUIT	1
April 15, 1954	NO CITY DELIVERY BY HOUGHTON P O	2
April 15, 1954	INVESTIGATION OF THEFT REQUESTED	1
April 15, 1954	CRAMER, MILTON JAMES	5
April 15, 1954	NEW CITY DOCK, BALL PARK RESTROOMS UNDER PARK DEPARTMENT CONSTRUC	6
April 15, 1954	EVERGREEN BRIDGE SITE GETS BOOST, ENGINEERS DUE HERE FOR ROAD MEET	1
April 15, 1954	FLOSSIE CAROLE LATHAM, OTIS ALVIN SPEER	12
April 22, 1954	EAST SIDE MOTOR COMPANY – 25TH ANNIVERSARY	14
April 22, 1954	FIRST DEPOSITOR OF NEW BANK (PHOTO)	5
April 22, 1954	PUBLIC SERVANTS (HANSEN, ELVIN)	2
April 22, 1954	ST JOHN’S WILL LAY CORNERSTONE SUNDAY	15
April 22, 1954	AUTO DEALERS STAGING THREE-DAY CAR SHOWING HERE	1
April 22, 1954	KIRKLAND’S FIVE MOST OUTSTANDING WOMEN HONORED BY BUSINESS GROUP	6
April 22, 1954	LOCAL AUTO FIRM ESTABLISHED HERE TOTAL OF 21 YEARS	5
April 22, 1954	NEIGHBOR-TO-NEIGHBOR CANCER DRIVE WILL GO INTO EVERY KIRKLAND HOME	12
April 22, 1954	SCHOOL BOARD SETS NEW TIME-OFF POLICY	11
April 22, 1954	SCHOOL DIRECTORS OKEY FIRST GRADE TESTING PROGRAM	3
April 22, 1954	LYNDA REED, LANE DREHER	16
April 22, 1954	GIRL WHO RESTORES LIFE TO DEAD DUCK NO ‘QUACK’ DOCTOR	1
April 22, 1954	CITY COUNCILMEN OPEN BIDDING	5
April 22, 1954	CITY OFFICIALS MEET (PHOTO)	18
April 22, 1954	HOUGHTON JUDGE RESIGNS; MISSING BAIL MONEY IS CAUSE	1
April 22, 1954	CITIZEN’S GROUP SLATES MEETINGS	6
April 22, 1954	PROPOSED JUANITA WATER DISTRICT EXPANSION FIGHT CONTINUES TO FLARE	9
April 22, 1954	WATER DISTRICT – LETTER TO EDITOR	2
April 22, 1954	HOUGHTON JUDGE RESIGNS; MISSING BAIL MONEY IS CAUSE	1
April 22, 1954	LOCAL PAROLEE HELD HERE FOR $270 CHECK FORGERIES	1
April 22, 1954	BODEN, AMANDA LOUISA	15
April 22, 1954	“KIRKLAND-REDMOND NIGHT” AT SEATTLE RAINIER BALL PARK FRIDAY	1
April 22, 1954	ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT HEARING SET FOR MAY 10	1
April 22, 1954	SECOND BRIDGE STYMIED; FIGHT BACK IN HANDS OF EAST SIDERS	1
April 22, 1954	HELEN WESSEL, ARTHUR DANBY	16
April 22, 1954	YVONNE ALEXANDER, DICK HAYWARD	16
April 29, 1954	GREEN’S FUNERAL HOME – 18TH ANNIVERSARY	11
April 29, 1954	DAIRY SURPLUSES CREATING PROBLEM	6
April 29, 1954	BIRTHDAY FETE AT ART’S FOOD CENTER	2
April 29, 1954	ST JOHN’S CORNERSTONE LAID (PHOTO)	8
April 29, 1954	PUBLIC HOUSING’S FIRST LAND SALE ANNOUNCED HERE	1
April 29, 1954	GREEN’S FUNERAL HOME MARKING LONG SERVICE TO EAST SIDE AREA	2
April 29, 1954	MRS HARRY KEAN HEADS RED CROSS	6
April 29, 1954	POMEROY AND THE SECOND BRIDGE (EDITORIAL)	10
April 29, 1954	JUNIOR, SENIOR HIGH BANDS TAKE TOP MUSIC AWARDS FOR FOURTH YEAR	5
April 29, 1954	JUANITA VOLUNTEER FIREMEN START CAMPAIGN FOR FUNDS	9
April 29, 1954	CITY TO SETTLE FOR $6000 ON FEDERAL CLAIM	1
April 29, 1954	GREEN’S FUNERAL HOME MARKING LONG SERVICE TO EAST SIDE AREA	2
April 29, 1954	COX RESIGNS AS HOUGHTON JUDGE; BURNS APPOINTED	1
April 29, 1954	ENGINEER INVITED TO ADDRESS GROUP AT WATER MEETING	5
April 29, 1954	BOYS ARRESTED FOR CAR THEFT	1
April 29, 1954	TWO-DAY WORTHLESS CHECK PASSING SPREE ENDS WHEN PAIR IS ARRESTED	1
April 29, 1954	VANDALISM IN DENNY PARK TO BE DISCUSSED BY CLUB	1
April 29, 1954	DREWELOW, AGNES	1
April 29, 1954	DREWELOW, AGNES	8
April 29, 1954	HATFIELD, MARY H	8
April 29, 1954	OSTERLOTH, NELLIE	8
April 29, 1954	SCOTT, JESS E	8
April 29, 1954	WARNER, GARY E	8
April 29, 1954	KIRKLAND-REDMOND FANS TURN OUT 1500 STRONG AT BALL PARK	5
April 29, 1954	ESTABLISH CROSSWALK SOUTH OF SHIPYARDS	1
April 29, 1954	POMEROY AND THE SECOND BRIDGE (EDITORIAL)	9
May 6, 1954	GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY (MR AND MRS JANE)	5
May 6, 1954	TELESCOPE BUILT BY BILL DORSETT	11
May 6, 1954	CITY BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $10150	14
May 6, 1954	CLICK’S MARKET TO HAVE FACE LIFTED AFTER LOCKNANES RETURN	2
May 6, 1954	PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR NEW JOURNAL BUILDING	1
May 6, 1954	WORK STARTS ON LAKEVIEW GRADE SCHOOL (PHOTO)	13
May 6, 1954	CITY RECONSIDERS FIRE HALL DOORS	5
May 6, 1954	‘DO-IT-YOURSELF’ CABIN BUILT FOR $300	16
May 6, 1954	LIFE INSURANCE FIRM PROPOSES TO ESTABLISH HOME OFFICE IN CITY	1
May 6, 1954	NEW RESIDENTS WELCOMED TO COMMUNITY BY JAYCEE-CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	1
May 6, 1954	ADULT EDUCATION SEAMSTRESSES MAKE CHIC CHAPEAUS FROM OUT-DATED FE	11
May 6, 1954	PATRICIA GREEN, CHARLES E WALLACE	2
May 6, 1954	ROOF FIRE CAUSE OF LARGE DAMAGE	1
May 6, 1954	AL LELAND MAY BE CANDIDATE FOR STATE LEGISLATURE	1
May 6, 1954	CITY AUTHORIZES FEDERAL PAYMENT	1
May 6, 1954	ENGINEER WILL ADDRESS CITIZENS’ GROUP AT JUANITA NEXT MEETING	1
May 6, 1954	MAN JAILED ON THREAT TO SHOOT	1
May 6, 1954	TIME TO SPRAY TREES; CITY LAW REQUIRES IT	11
May 6, 1954	SAYRE, JAMES ARTHUR	5
May 6, 1954	SCOTT, JAMES J	5
May 6, 1954	VON CARNUP, LUCY M	5
May 6, 1954	EPISCOPAL VICAR REV ALFRED GRIFFITHS LEAVES FOR PHILIPPINES	2
May 6, 1954	SS ALEUTIAN DRY-DOCK BOUND FROM HOUGHTON WINTER PORT	1
May 6, 1954	NEW HIGHWAY VIADUCT AT NORTHUP (PHOTO)	16
May 6, 1954	RT 3 CHANGE TO REDMOND STUDIED	1
May 6, 1954	JEANNINE GARDNER, LT ROBERT JOHN HILDEBRAND	8
May 13, 1954	SALE OF SHELTON UNITS ANNOUNCED	8
May 13, 1954	SPORTS STORE HAS NEW PARTNER	6
May 13, 1954	PEARL WANAMAKER TO SPEAK AT L W COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES	9
May 13, 1954	SCHOOL BUDGET TOTALS $1,214,656	1
May 13, 1954	SCHOOL TESTING PROGRAM FOR 1ST GRADE ENTRANCE WILL CONTINUE	8
May 13, 1954	KIWANIS CLUB SETS JULY 30-31 FOR 3RD ANNUAL KIRKLAND WATER FETE	1
May 13, 1954	THIS WILL BRING BACK MEMORIES (PHOTO OF GALA REVUE)	2
May 13, 1954	LEGAL SNARL DELAYS VOTE IN HOUGHTON	1
May 13, 1954	JUANITA TO HEAR ENGINEER’S VIEWS	1
May 13, 1954	CITY PRISONERS REQUEST BATH, TAKE ‘POWDER’ INSTEAD (ESCAPE)	1
May 13, 1954	SLUYS, CHARLES H	6
May 13, 1954	RAILROAD OFFICIALS EXPRESS INTEREST IN KIRKLAND SITES	2
May 13, 1954	FURTHER DELAY FORESEEN IN CONSTRUCTION OF 2-A HIGHWAY	1
May 13, 1954	RUBE GOLDBERG BRIDGE IDEAS KEEP ROLLING IN, FUNNY AND OTHERWISE	10
May 20, 1954	NEW JOURNAL BUILDING UNDERWAY (PHOTOS)	13
May 20, 1954	FIRE DEPARTMENT GETTING NEW DOOR	5
May 20, 1954	KIRKLAND SEEKS PROJECT A FOR PARK	1
May 20, 1954	BLUE RIBBON DAYS DUE	1
May 20, 1954	‘DICK’ WALKER SELLS SHOP TO CARL SCHULTZ	1
May 20, 1954	SCHOOL DIRECTORS PREPARING BUDGET	5
May 20, 1954	MARCIA JEAN DODSON, STEPHENSON PAUL HAIR	8
May 20, 1954	PATRICIA JEANNE WOOD, CHARLES JOHN HANSON	8
May 20, 1954	CITY INSURANCE BEING REVAMPED	1
May 20, 1954	COUNCIL RECEIVES PETITION FROM 30 DOG COMPLAINERS	1
May 20, 1954	KIRKLAND WOMAN BITTEN BY ENRAGED DOG; RUSHED TO CLINIC FOR TREATMENT	1
May 20, 1954	HEAVY TURNOUT FOR JUANITA WATER DISTRICT DISCUSSION	13
May 20, 1954	DANGEROUS CHASE ENDS IN SMASHUP	1
May 20, 1954	MAN FILES $10150 CLAIM AGAINST KIRKLAND FOR ROUGH TREATMENT	1
May 20, 1954	ATCHISON, GEORGE ARTHUR	2
May 20, 1954	HUFFMAN, EARL	1
May 20, 1954	KALKOFEN, AUGUST FRED	2
May 20, 1954	LAMONT, VIVIAN HAZEL	2
May 20, 1954	SLUYS, CHARLES H	2
May 20, 1954	TINKHAM, EDWIN	2
May 20, 1954	KIRKLAND SEEKS PROJECT A FOR PARK	1
May 20, 1954	TELEPHONE NUMBER ASSIGNMENT IS DUE	1
May 20, 1954	COL RAY O’DAY, HERO OF BATAAN, WILL SPEAK HERE ON MEMORIAL DAY	5
May 27, 1954	ALANSON DAVIS WORKS IN BACKGROUND BUT HIS ARTISTIC SKILL IS WELL-	2
May 27, 1954	CASHMERE MERCHANT BUYS ZABLE BUILDING	6
May 27, 1954	HALLEN AND RANDALL OPEN MOTOR SERVICE	1
May 27, 1954	CLOTHES DRYER VENT PROVING POOR SPOT FOR BARNSWALLOW RESIDENCE	1
May 27, 1954	‘BERRY FESTIVAL HERE JUNE 25-26	1
May 27, 1954	DAWSON HOME ON HOLLYWOOD ROAD SAVED BY ALERT JUANITA FIREMEN	11
May 27, 1954	DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT SCORCHED – HOUSE BURNED – CHICKENHOUSE ROASTED	6
May 27, 1954	LELAND REVEALS HE IS CANDIDATE	10
May 27, 1954	DOGS’ REIGN OF TERROR CONTINUES	1
May 27, 1954	CHAMBER, JAYCEES TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR DECORATIONS	2
May 27, 1954	MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM TO OPEN HERE WITH PARADE AND DOCK SERVICES	1
May 27, 1954	JUANITA’S FUTURE GROWTH DISCUSSED	11
May 27, 1954	FRED ZABLE OUT $130 FRIDAY; WOMAN SCRAMS WITH BILLFOLD	1
May 27, 1954	PAIR WHO ESCAPED FROM KIRKLAND JAIL ARE CAUGHT	1
May 27, 1954	WESTSIDE VANDALS SOUGHT BY POLICE	5
May 27, 1954	SCOTT, JESSIE W	5
May 27, 1954	SECOND BRIDGE ASSOCIATION “STOOD UP” BY MAYOR	1
May 27, 1954	STREET LIGHTS TURNED DOWN FOR ROSE HILL	5
May 27, 1954	‘BLUE MONDAY’ IN DISTRICT BRING PHONE CALLS TO COMMISSIONER-ELECT	9
May 27, 1954	MARILYN DAWSON, ROBERT COOLEY	12
June 3, 1954	MR AND MRS VICTOR BURNS RELIVE WEDDING DAY 25 YEARS AGO	2
June 3, 1954	BUILDING TOTALS INCREASE IN MAY	1
June 3, 1954	SPUDNUT SHOP WILL OPEN TODAY	1
June 3, 1954	DR NELSON IN HEARING SET JUNE 14	1
June 3, 1954	GRADUATES WILL BID FAREWELL IN JUNE 9 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES	1
June 3, 1954	LEGION AUXILIARY PRESENTS FLAG TO HIGH SCHOOL; AWARDS GIVEN	9
June 3, 1954	SANDAHL, JENNIE	13
June 3, 1954	TRAFFIC SPEED-UP STUDIED BY CITY	1
June 3, 1954	CITY PHONES GET VANDYKE PREFIX AFTER OCTOBER 3	1
June 3, 1954	TELEPHONE RATES, PUBLIC HEARINGS STUDIED BY C OF C	1
June 3, 1954	LORA MORSE, LT WILBUR PHILLIPS	10
June 3, 1954	MARILYN DAWSON, ROBERT COOLEY	10
June 3, 1954	MERLE PROULX, KAMES HATHAWAY	10
June 3, 1954	THURSA HULL, CHRIS ORMBERG	10
June 10, 1954	DR. MCKIBBEN, PHYSICIAN 50 YEARS, TO BE HONORED	1
June 10, 1954	WATCH PROGRESS PHOTOS OF JOURNAL BUILDING)	11
June 10, 1954	STEWART HEIGHTS STUDENTS TRANSFORM PROJECT UNIT INTO COLLEGE	5
June 10, 1954	BUILDING PLANS MADE BY CLYDE HILL CHURCH	14
June 10, 1954	THREE CONGREGATIONS HAVE FINE NEW CHURCH BUILDINGS (PHOTOS)	14
June 10, 1954	COUNCIL STUDIES VAUX CONTENTION	6
June 10, 1954	BARBAR FISHER, REX KENNEDY	12
June 10, 1954	ONE WILL BE THE QUEEN (PHOTO)	7
June 10, 1954	SPECIAL MEETING OF JUANITA WATER DISTRICT JUNE 15	1
June 10, 1954	DOCTORS, DENTISTS PROPOSE MODERN MEDICAL BUILDING	1
June 10, 1954	IVOR NICHOLAS, TRIBE UPSET OVER LOSS OF TOTEM POLE STOLEN SATURDAY	2
June 10, 1954	BAY, C B	2
June 10, 1954	JOY, HERBERT	2
June 10, 1954	KIRKLAND CLEANEST CITY, DECLARES GLOBE-GIRDLING SWEDISH NEWSMAN	1
June 10, 1954	LELAND DISCUSSES ACQUISITION OF PROJECT FOR PARK WITH PHA HEAD	2
June 10, 1954	GREYHOUND ADDS 15 NEW COMMUTER BUSES	6
June 10, 1954	LAKE ST TRAFFIC STUDY WILL BEGIN HERE NEXT WEEK	1
June 10, 1954	BARBARA ROSE SCHILLAR, PVT MICHAEL CONNACHER	12
June 10, 1954	DOROTHY RUDD, JACK JOVANAVICH	12
June 17, 1954	JOHNNIE’S MOBIL SERVICE – GRAND OPENING	8
June 17, 1954	E W CASE, CHAMBER COMMERCE SECRETARY, HONORED AS 50-YEAR GRADUATE	1
June 17, 1954	KIRKLAND COUPLE’S SON TO RECEIVE AWARD (BIRNBAUM, EMIL)	1
June 17, 1954	HANDICAPPED YOUNGSTERS MAY BE TAUGHT IN OLD ROSE HILL SCHOOL	13
June 17, 1954	CITY HEADS, C C TO DISCUSS USE FOR PROJECT A	1
June 17, 1954	HOUGHTON COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTION OPPOSING DISPOSITION OF B-PROJ	5
June 17, 1954	PROPERTY HERE IN CHANGE OF HANDS	1
June 17, 1954	INEXCUSABLE EXCUSES FOR COMMUNISM (EDITORIAL)	2
June 17, 1954	GALA NIGHT FOR GRADUATES (PHOTOS)	7
June 17, 1954	THESE YOUNGSTERS MAKE UP LAST CLASSES TO ATTEND ROSE HILL SCHOOL	13
June 17, 1954	BARBARA FISHER, REX KENNEDY	17
June 17, 1954	DUD BROWN, NEW WATER COMMISSIONER, OBJECTS TO HIRING PREDECESSOR	1
June 17, 1954	HIGH SCHOOL BEER, WHISKEY BUST BROKEN UP BY HOUGHTON OFFICERS	1
June 17, 1954	POLICE ARREST SIX YOUNGSTERS FOR STEWART HEIGHTS WINDOW BREAKING	1
June 17, 1954	NEW BOOKS, MANY NON-FICTION, NOW AVAILABLE AT CITY’S FINE LIBRARY	9
June 17, 1954	CURTIS, MARGARET WILSON	7
June 17, 1954	OGDEN, LULA	15
June 17, 1954	LAKE STREET TRAFFIC FLOW RECORDED BY SPECIAL POLICE DETAIL THIS W	1
June 17, 1954	CARIL FAYE WINKLE, EDWIN E CRAWFORD	17
June 17, 1954	LOIS ELAINE RIFE, LESLIE DALIS OSBORNE	17
June 17, 1954	PAT GREEN, CHARLES WALLACE	16
June 24, 1954	MR-MRS KEINHOLZ CELEBRATE 60TH YEAR	12
June 24, 1954	DOUGLASS NAMED BANK DIRECTOR	9
June 24, 1954	30 YEARS OF POST OFFICE CLERKING BEHIND HER, CORA HOWLAND RETIRING	12
June 24, 1954	BIG-HEARTED COMMUNITY HONORS SURPRISED DOCTOR (MCKIBBEN, DR E C)	1
June 24, 1954	KIRKLAND’S MR FIXIT ONCE CITED IN RIPLEY’S (HUCKEBA, JOHN)	9
June 24, 1954	CITY CLEARS WAY FOR $200,000 MEDICAL CENTER	1
June 24, 1954	COUNCIL TO DECIDE PROJECT A FATE ON MONDAY NIGHT	1
June 24, 1954	MEN’S WEAR SHOP WILL OPEN HERE	6
June 24, 1954	CITY CONSTRUCTS WAR MEMORIAL	12
June 24, 1954	WATERFRONT STUDY PLANNED BY C OF C	2
June 24, 1954	CANCER CAMPAIGN HERE NETS OVER $1000	1
June 24, 1954	THEATER OPERATOR ASKED TO DISCUSS OPENING WITH C C	5
June 24, 1954	14 DRILL TEAMS WILL MARCH IN ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL PARADE	1
June 24, 1954	FIRE INSURANCE BIDS CONSIDERED	1
June 24, 1954	KIRKLAND AND HOUGHTON CITY OFFICIALS (PHOTO)	11
June 24, 1954	LAWYERS’ DELAY HOLDS UP FINAL HOUGHTON DECISION	5
June 24, 1954	POLICE CHARGED WITH MISCONDUCT	1
June 24, 1954	CITY CLEARS WAY FOR $200,000 MEDICAL CENTER	1
June 24, 1954	KIRKLAND’S GUARD BATTERY IN RECORD PERFORMANCE	9
June 24, 1954	BREWER, TRELLA MAE	12
June 24, 1954	BREWER, TRELLA MAY	18
June 24, 1954	CAIN, CARL	6
June 24, 1954	CAIN, CARL ROBERT	18
June 24, 1954	GRAY, MINNIE	18
June 24, 1954	LORD, HARVEY E	18
June 24, 1954	ORESKOVICH, HAZEL	11
June 24, 1954	ORESKOVICH, HAZEL	18
June 24, 1954	WHIPP, MARTIN R	18
June 24, 1954	DIVISION OF 45TH DISTRICT SOUGHT ON NEW PETITION BEING CIRCULATED	11
June 24, 1954	WATER ELECTION INTEREST HIGH	1
June 24, 1954	30 YEARS OF POST OFFICE CLERKING BEHIND HER, CORA HOWLAND RETIRING	12
June 24, 1954	CITY CONSTRUCTS WAR MEMORIAL	12
June 24, 1954	DOROTHY RUDD, JACK JOVANOVICH	12
June 24, 1954	HAZEL FREEBORN, LOUIS JOHNSON	12
June 24, 1954	JANET IRENE HEI, DICK DECKER	12
June 24, 1954	SHIRLEY JOHNSON, RICHARD CONDO	12
July 1, 1954	MR AND MRS MICHAEL KIENHOLZ HONORED AT 60-YEAR CELEBRATION	2
July 1, 1954	PROGRESS REPORT (PHOTO OF JOURNAL BUILDING)	10
July 1, 1954	COUNCIL VOTES OFF-SITE SALE OF PROJECT A	2
July 1, 1954	PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY RAISES RENTS FOR RESIDENTS OF LOCAL PROJ	9
July 1, 1954	STORES PROTEST PARKING CLOSURE	7
July 1, 1954	THEATER OPENING ANSWER IS DUE	1
July 1, 1954	BILL COLE LEAVING FOR STADIUM HS	1
July 1, 1954	STATE AID ON NEW PROJECTS REQUESTED BY SCHOOL BOARD	1
July 1, 1954	BARBARA ADRIENNE WATTERS, SAMUEL LEO COLVIN	12
July 1, 1954	CAROL HAYCOX, ROBERT DUNN	12
July 1, 1954	THEATER OPENING ANSWER IS DUE	1
July 1, 1954	STRAWBERRIES BIG ATTRACTION HERE (PHOTOS)	7
July 1, 1954	CITY MAY SAVE #3052 PREMIUM	1
July 1, 1954	FIREWORKS CONFUSION CAUSED BY ANCIENT KIRKLAND ORDINANCES	1
July 1, 1954	FIREWORKS CONFUSION CAUSED BY ANCIENT KIRKLAND ORDINANCES	1
July 1, 1954	HUNTER, GENE	10
July 1, 1954	LELAND TO HEAD VALLEY CITIES	10
July 1, 1954	MORE NEW NAMES ADDED TO LIST IN 46TH DISTRICT	1
July 1, 1954	OLD SWIMMIN’ HOLE – AQUATIC LESSONS (PHOTOS)	1
July 1, 1954	VICAR WILL BEGIN DUTIES ON SUNDAY (FORBES, REV CHARLES A)	14
July 1, 1954	ROSE HILL WATER ANNEXATION LOSES	1
July 1, 1954	MIJADA, 32-FOOT ‘BACKYARD BOAT’, IS SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED SATURDAY	6
July 1, 1954	HIGHWAY FUNDS DIVERTED FROM RENTON TO KIRKLAND	1
July 1, 1954	USING BRIDGE PONTOONS FOR RUNWAYS SUGGESTED	1
July 1, 1954	LYNDA REED, LANE DREHER	14
July 8, 1954	DREAM IS REALIZED; JOHN GUNDERSON MANAGES FISH HATCHERY, TROUT LA	9
July 8, 1954	KIRKLAND LAD SETS NEW SPEED MARK IN DRAG RACE (MARSHALL, CLARK)	5
July 8, 1954	OPEN HORSE SHOW SET JULY 10-11	1
July 8, 1954	POLL SHOWS PROJECT RESIDENTS OPPOSE OFF-SITE SALE	1
July 8, 1954	FAMILIAR RED & WHITE GROCERY ENDS 40-YEAR OPERATIONS AS ELWOODS R	1
July 8, 1954	GODFREY, HOPPER MENTOR, RESIGNS	2
July 8, 1954	CIRCLE DATES JULY 30 & 31; WATER CARNIVAL IS COMING!	1
July 8, 1954	3-HOUR ‘SPURT’ TEST GIVEN NEW FIRE TRUCK AT HOUGHTON	2
July 8, 1954	NEW FIRE TRUCK TESTED (PHOTO)	6
July 8, 1954	ARNTSEN, JULIA JORGINE	8
July 8, 1954	CONOVER, BYRNES	1
July 8, 1954	FRIGARD, SAMUEL O	8
July 8, 1954	HOWARD, GERTRUDE SARAH	8
July 8, 1954	HULL, MICHAEL ALLEN	8
July 8, 1954	LEE, GEORGE A	8
July 8, 1954	RIPPLINGER, MARY ALICE	8
July 8, 1954	STOCKWELL, LOWRIE RICHARD	8
July 8, 1954	THOMPSON, WILLIAM	2
July 8, 1954	THOMPSON, WILLIAM H	8
July 8, 1954	WESTERMAN, ARTHUR H	8
July 8, 1954	YOTHERS SEEKING JUDICIARY POST	2
July 8, 1954	STATE BABE RUTH LEAGUE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS SLATED FOR KIRKLAND	1
July 8, 1954	LOCAL MINISTER IS ORDAINED HERE (HENDRICKSON, REV GRANT)	12
July 8, 1954	TIME AND PLACE OF WATER DISTRICT MEETING ALTERED BY COMMISSIONERS	6
July 8, 1954	STRAW HATS APPEAR IN VICINITY DESPITE ANTICS OF JUNE WEATHER	6
July 8, 1954	HELEN FARR, JAMES VAUX	11
July 8, 1954	MARY JANE TANSKA, VAUGHN MERRITT	10
July 15, 1954	GOLDEN WEDDING HONORS JULY 17 (JENSEN, ANDREW)	7
July 15, 1954	COTTAGE LAKE MAN HAS UNIQUE HOBBY (CUNNINGHAM, R L)	7
July 15, 1954	LIFE NEVER DULL FOR DICK NYQUIST, SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKING METER	6
July 15, 1954	O E ‘BLONDIE’ NORDSTROM HAS SHARE OF MANY MEMORIES OF KIRKLAND’S	9
July 15, 1954	PLANNING COMMISSION IN VIRTUAL AGREEMENT ON DISPOSITION OF PROJECT	2
July 15, 1954	ONE LOVELY TO REIGN OVER WATER CARNIVAL	1
July 15, 1954	CITY’S FINANCIAL PICTURE IS GOOD	1
July 15, 1954	ELWOOD’S GROCERY (OLD PHOTO)	11
July 15, 1954	MRS JOHN BRATT ON LIBRARY BOARD	1
July 15, 1954	US ARMY ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTING GUIDED MISSILE BASE ON UNION HILL	7
July 15, 1954	LONGFELLOW, ALICE M	1
July 15, 1954	WILKINS, ELIZA	7
July 15, 1954	‘DRIVE-IN’ CHURCH FILM-SERMON SUNDAY	9
July 15, 1954	CITY WILL ASK STATE TO RESURFACE MARKET STREET	1
July 15, 1954	PLANS FOR CURBING TRAFFIC BOTTLENECK GIVEN COUNCIL	1
July 15, 1954	STATE ROAD LINES NEARLY REPAINTED	6
July 15, 1954	TRAFFIC CONTROLS URGED AT MARKET, CENTRAL WAY	9
July 15, 1954	DISPOSAL CO ASKS ALTERATIONS IN GARBAGE RATES	1
July 22, 1954	NEW SCHOOL SITE (PHOTO OF ROSE HILL ELEMENTARY)	7
July 22, 1954	OFFICIALS VISIT NEW SCHOOL SITE	7
July 22, 1954	COUNCIL CONSIDERS FEE ADOPTION AFTER LAKEFRONT HOUSE MOVING	1
July 22, 1954	CAROL ROSE SEFTON, DONALD C HANSON	12
July 22, 1954	WATER CARNIVAL BRINGING MIGHTY SLO-MO’S, ‘COPTER	1
July 22, 1954	LIBRARIAN REPORTS MANY PATRONS; SUMMER READING PROGRAM STILL ON	7
July 22, 1954	BUCK, ALFRED JOHN	1
July 22, 1954	EASTMAN, MARGARET ALICE	7
July 22, 1954	SHANE, ROY A	7
July 22, 1954	BYRON BAGGALEY, KIRKLAND, SEEKS 46TH DISTRICT STATE LEGISLATIVE P	9
July 22, 1954	JOHNSON OUT, OLSON IN, ON COMMISSION	1
July 22, 1954	STATE BABE RUTH LEAGUE TEAMS OPEN TOURNAMENT HERE THURSDAY, JULY 9	1
July 22, 1954	GARBAGE RULING DUE AFTER MANY VIOLATIONS HERE	1
July 22, 1954	NEW SUBSTATION HERE NEARS COMPLETION (PHOTO)	14
July 22, 1954	TELEPHONE OFFICE HANDLES 5000 LONG DISTANCE PHONE CALLS DAILY	9
July 22, 1954	WEST COAST PEOPLE ADVISE ON NEW PREFIXES DUE HERE ON OCTOBER 3RD	1
July 22, 1954	AUDA RAE KELLER, EUGENE STEWART PETERSON	12
July 22, 1954	RHONDA GILLETTE, CLOYCE RAY	13
July 22, 1954	SHIRLEY WILLIAMS, MARVIN SCOTSVOLD	12
July 29, 1954	ANDREW JENSENS’ GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED JULY 17	1
July 29, 1954	REOPENING DATE SET FOR GATEWAY	1
July 29, 1954	SCHOOL DIRECTORS HIRE INSTRUCTORS	2
July 29, 1954	ANCHORS AWEIGH ON WATER CARNIVAL FUN TOMORROW	1
July 29, 1954	STAKEOUT RESULTS IN BOY’S ARREST	1
July 29, 1954	JAMES, AMOS	8
July 29, 1954	MATSON, SAMUEL	12
July 29, 1954	MCDONALD, FRANK J	2
July 29, 1954	STORGAARD, EDWARD	5
July 29, 1954	LEO PADEN SEEKS LEGISLATIVE JOB	9
July 29, 1954	NAVY REJECTS SAND POINT	1
July 29, 1954	LAPRIEL ARMFIELD, RONALD BARNES	10
July 29, 1954	MARGARET NICHOLS, KEITH CHAPMAN	11
August 5, 1954	BANK HERE SHOWS ASSETS OF $907,002	2
August 5, 1954	BIG TOP AND SAWDUST RING ATTRACTS CIRCUS LOVER (MCDONALD, CHARLES	1
August 5, 1954	OUR TOWN (LUNDVALL, RALPH A)	2
August 5, 1954	NEW BATHHOUSE (PHOTO OF HOUGHTON BEACH BATHHOUSE)	14
August 5, 1954	TRAVEL AGENT FRED CHAMBERLIN GETS HAPPY WANDERERS OFF TO A GOOD S	11
August 5, 1954	REGISTRATION REACHES 100 FOR PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN	1
August 5, 1954	MISS PATRICIA LEE, MR RICHARD SHINSTROM	7
August 5, 1954	KIRKLAND WATER CARNIVAL PHOTOS	6
August 5, 1954	KIWANIS CLUB ANNOUNCES WINNERS IN MANY WATER CARNIVAL COMPETITION	6
August 5, 1954	COUNCIL REMOVES ADMISSION TAX	1
August 5, 1954	NEW FIRE TRUCK ARRIVES (PHOTO)	9
August 5, 1954	PET SKUNK OBJECT OF HOUGHTON HUNT	1
August 5, 1954	TEMPERS FLARE AT JUANITA WATER MEET	1
August 5, 1954	NEW BATHHOUSE (PHOTO OF HOUGHTON BEACH BATHHOUSE)	14
August 5, 1954	ORDINANCE READ FOR WATERFRONT MOVING CHARGES	1
August 5, 1954	BUSH, JO ANNE	1
August 5, 1954	MATTHEWS, MERRILL	7
August 5, 1954	MILLER, JOHN C	16
August 5, 1954	A DAY AT JUANITA GOLF COURSE WITH JO ANNE GUNDERSON, 1954 CHAMP	4
August 5, 1954	SECOND BRIDGE SEEN IN 1957; EVERGREEN ROUTE SET	1
August 5, 1954	SUPREME COURT GRANTS PROPERTY OWNER NEW TRIAL IN 2A HIGHWAY DISPUTE	9
August 5, 1954	TEMPERS FLARE AT JUANITA WATER MEET	1
August 5, 1954	BARBARA STEEHLER, LEON W CONNER	10
August 5, 1954	MARILYN VANCLEVE, ERNIE WHITCOMB	10
August 12, 1954	ELMER SOLVANG COLORFUL PROPRIETOR OF … KIRKLAND SAW SHOP	10
August 12, 1954	LUCKIEST KID IN KIRKLAND; HE’S WAYNE JATON, ENROUTE TO CAPITAL	1
August 12, 1954	OUR TOWN (BELL, PAUL ASHTON)	2
August 12, 1954	TIMBERS LISTS SUMMER REPAIRS MADE ON SCHOOL DISTRICT’S BUILDINGS	9
August 12, 1954	COLORED LIGHTS SUGGESTED FOR YULE DECORATION	13
August 12, 1954	ANNEXATION CASE WILL GO BEFORE SUPREME COURT	1
August 12, 1954	DON’T FORGET BRIDGE SPEARHEADS	2
August 12, 1954	NEW LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL TEACHERS NAMED (PHOTOS)	13
August 12, 1954	BARBARA ANN MUSGROVE, ARLEN W ANDERSON	14
August 12, 1954	LOCAL CARNIVAL CLOSED AFTER BRIEF STAND BY MAYOR’S ORDER	1
August 12, 1954	COUNTY DEEDS HOUGHTON PARK	13
August 12, 1954	CHURCH MEMBERS POLISH ST JOHN’S	6
August 12, 1954	4-LANE, STRAIGHT HIGHWAY FROM HOUGHTON CONSIDERED	1
August 12, 1954	WEST COAST FILES FOR RATE INCREASE TO COVER EXTENDED SERVICE	1
August 12, 1954	CAROL CONLEY, LARRY TRENT	6
August 12, 1954	JANIS RUDD, CHUCK COLMAN	14
August 12, 1954	SHEILA LOUISE MCKAY, ROBERT E ELVES	14
August 19, 1954	CANNING JOB FOR THE GOOSE WILL RESULT IN APPLE SAUCE FOR THE GANDER	1
August 19, 1954	‘OUTSIZED GLADS’ GROWN HERE	11
August 19, 1954	MR AND MRS ROY COLLINS HONORED AT 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY PARTY	10
August 19, 1954	OUR TOWN (GREETAN, WALLACE J)	6
August 19, 1954	GATEWAY TO HAVE CINEMASCOPE, THEATRE RE-OPENING NEXT MONTH	6
August 19, 1954	KIRKLAND CHAMBER MAY QUESTION NEW PHONE RATES	1
August 19, 1954	KID GOLFERS GET GOOD BREAK AT JUANITA	5
August 19, 1954	NEED LARGER LOTS, PLANNING GROUP DECLARES TUESDAY	1
August 19, 1954	CITY PAYING OLD STATE TAX ON CENTER “UNDER PROTEST”	1
August 19, 1954	JUANITA CITIZENS GROUP WILL GET REPORT ON SUIT	9
August 19, 1954	BLAU, ELIZABETH	2
August 19, 1954	COMBAT, CLARE (KIRKLAND TEACHER DIES AFTER CLIMBING ACCIDENT)	1
August 19, 1954	KIRKLAND 32ND IN POPULATION	1
August 19, 1954	CLEAN WATER DUE AS TROUBLE IS LOCATED	6
August 19, 1954	KIRKLAND CHAMBER MAY QUESTION NEW PHONE RATES	1
August 19, 1954	MARILYN TIMMERMAN, WILLIS ‘ANDY’ JOHNSON	10
August 25, 1954	JOANNE ROSE HABERZETLE, DONALD C VANDYKE	3
August 25, 1954	JUNIOR PATROL ENLARGING FORCE; 15 NEW MEMBERS FOR UNIT SOUGHT	7
August 26, 1954	LAKE SHORE APPLIANCE CENTER – GRAND OPENING	11
August 26, 1954	MAURICE RAYMOND FOR CONGRESS	15
August 26, 1954	WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO – GRAND OPENING]	11
August 26, 1954	REV WARNECKS 25 YRS IN MINISTRY, 25 YRS IN MARRIAGE	8
August 26, 1954	SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS .. COLLECTED BY HOUSEWIFE (MCINNIS, MRS)	10
August 26, 1954	TONY CHICKETTI’S RARE PHILOSOPHY: “GIVE AND YOU WILL RECEIVE MUCH	11
August 26, 1954	JOHN, MARY BRYANT PURCHASE STORE HERE (LAKE SHORE APPLIANCE CENTER)	6
August 26, 1954	NEW DRAPERY SHOP OPENS IN MERCANTILE	2
August 26, 1954	WESTERN AUTO TO OPEN FRIDAY	6
August 26, 1954	CHAMBER URGES REACTION OF TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS	1
August 26, 1954	LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH FUTURE FARMER CHAPTER ONE OF BEST IN STATE	11
August 26, 1954	LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT ANNUAL PAYROLL OVER $1,000,000	13
August 26, 1954	SCHOOL ADOPTS ENROLLMENT PLAN	9
August 26, 1954	SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS NEW POLICY O FIRST GRADE ENTRY	1
August 26, 1954	BJORNLIE, TILDE	15
August 26, 1954	PAANANEN, MATT	2
August 26, 1954	PIERCE, ARCHIE	9
August 26, 1954	SCHOEN, MRS F R	6
August 26, 1954	SIX ST JOHN’S PASTORS WILL BE IN SPECIAL RITES	1
August 26, 1954	LAKE STREET TRAFFIC PLAN APPROVED	1
August 26, 1954	CHAMBER URGES REACTION OF TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS	1
August 26, 1954	ANITA WATSON, WILLIAM DAY	14
August 26, 1954	BARBARA WATTERS, SAM COLVIN	15
August 26, 1954	MARY LARSON, MANUEL BRAGA	14
September 2, 1954	AL LELAND FOR REPRESENTATIVE	9
September 2, 1954	CONGRATULATIONS ST JOHN’S (PHOTO OF NEW INTERIOR)	6
September 2, 1954	HARRY HENSON FOR CONGRESS	2
September 2, 1954	RICHARD B OTT FOR STATE SUPREME COURT	12
September 2, 1954	ROBERT A YOUTHERS FOR JUDGE	4
September 2, 1954	VERNON A SMITH FOR REPRESENTATIVE	5
September 2, 1954	GEORGE BIANCHI WILL BE MISSED HERE	1
September 2, 1954	OUR TOWN (KNUTSON, I N (BUD))	10
September 2, 1954	RT REV STEPHEN BAYNE OFFICIATING IN DEDICATION OF ST JOHN’S CHURCH	1
September 2, 1954	JUANITA CITIZENS GROUP DEMANDS CHANGE IN WATER DISTRICT SET-UP	5
September 2, 1954	HOVIND, MRS H	1
September 2, 1954	MOORE, DONALD LEE	11
September 2, 1954	O’CONNER, HENRY	12
September 2, 1954	CLOSE RACE IS PREDICTED IN 46TH DISTRICT	1
September 2, 1954	MAP SHOWS BOUNDARIES OF NEW ROSE HILL SCHOOL	6
September 2, 1954	PUBLIC REACTION SOUGHT ON NEW TELEPHONE RATES	1
September 2, 1954	CAROL PINNEY, JOHN REPOSA	12
September 2, 1954	MARY FOX, WILLIAM JONES	12
September 2, 1954	PATTY WOOD, CHARLES HANSEN	12
September 9, 1954	CLAUDE D WEBSTER FOR REPRESENTATIVE	5
September 9, 1954	MRS VINCENT F JONES FOR REPRESENTATIVE	7
September 9, 1954	THOR TOLLEFSON FOR CONGRESS	2
September 9, 1954	ANNA SALA’S FUCHSIAS WIN PRIZES BUT IRIS ARE STILL HER FIRST LOVE	2
September 9, 1954	AFTER 25 YEARS IN REXALL FOUNTAIN HELEN IRELAN IS TOSSIN’ IN TOWEL	1
September 9, 1954	ANNA SALA’S FUCHSIAS WIN PRIZES BUT IRIS ARE STILL HER FIRST LOVE	2
September 9, 1954	J S ‘JUDGE’ COX ENDS NAVY CAREER	9
September 9, 1954	OUR TOWN (DOERSCHLAG, BILL)	8
September 9, 1954	PUBLIC SERVANTS (CROW, HARRY)	10
September 9, 1954	STEWART HEIGHTS UNITS ARE MOVED	6
September 9, 1954	MUNICIPAL LEAGUE COMMENTS ERRATIC	10
September 9, 1954	FIRST DAY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT 3,992; INCREASE OF 180	1
September 9, 1954	NEW, UNUSUAL CLASSES NOW IN 1954 LW ADULT SCHEDULE	7
September 9, 1954	CURTAIN GOING UP AT GATEWAY TUESDAY NIGHT	5
September 9, 1954	PETITION MAY END JUANITA’S WATER DISTRICT TROUBLES	1
September 9, 1954	CHARGE FOUR WITH LOOTING $1000 WORTH OF FROZEN CHICKENS	1
September 9, 1954	LITTLE OPPOSITION VOICED TO PHONE RATE INCREASES	1
September 9, 1954	PETITION MAY END JUANITA’S WATER DISTRICT TROUBLES	1
September 9, 1954	MARIE L RAMQUIST, PAUL A DEWHIRST	12
September 9, 1954	MYRNA STAPLETON, WILLIAM LITTLE	12
September 16, 1954	400 TROPICAL FISH AND HOUSE FULL OF ANTIQUES KEEP MRS ABEL BUSY	2
September 16, 1954	WARD CHAPEL TO BE DEDICATED	5
September 16, 1954	ARCHITECTS OPEN KIRKLAND OFFICES (RUSHMORE-WOODMAN & ASSOCIATES)	4
September 16, 1954	THEATER FANS BACK AT GATEWAY AFTER YEAR’S ABSENCE DUE TO TAX	5
September 16, 1954	NEW SCHOOL FILLED AS ENROLLMENT TOPS 4000 MARK	1
September 16, 1954	LEAH RUE BROWN, BUDD HITCHCOCK	5
September 16, 1954	KIRKLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT MAINTAINS YEAR-ROUND VIGIL	9
September 16, 1954	COUNCIL TIGHTENS CITY PURSE STRINGS FOR 1955	1
September 16, 1954	BUILDING GOOD DESPITE STRIKE	6
September 16, 1954	JOURNAL RATED FIRST AMONG LARGER WEEKLIES OF STATE	1
September 16, 1954	STATE CHECKING CREWS IN JUANITA	1
September 16, 1954	CITY DADS REFUSE TO HEDGE; WRITE NEW FENCE ORDINANCE	1
September 16, 1954	BUTTERA, MRS J V	5
September 16, 1954	MOE, JOSEPHINE LOUISE	5
September 16, 1954	BAGGALEY, LELAND LAGGING IN LEGISLATIVE CONTEST	1
September 16, 1954	BOTTLENECK SETTLED ON 2A HIGHWAY	2
September 16, 1954	STATE CHECKING CREWS IN JUANITA	1
September 23, 1954	KIMBALL’S – GOING OUT OF BUSINESS	10
September 23, 1954	CHECKER CHAMP OF ROSE HILL ONCE FACED FOOTLIGHTS … (FLOWER, AL)	5
September 23, 1954	OUR TOWN (OMESTAD, TAROLD (TERRY))	2
September 23, 1954	ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB SELLS CLUBHOUSE TO VFW ORGANIZATION	1
September 23, 1954	PUBLIC SUPPORT SOUGHT FOR KIRKLAND’S NEW $75000 LIBRARY BUILDING	1
September 23, 1954	AT GRAND REOPENING OF KIRKLAND’S GATEWAY (PHOTOS)	6
September 23, 1954	LOT SALE MAY AFFECT C.C. PARKING RENTAL	7
September 23, 1954	KICKOFF MEETING FOR UGN SLATED FOR MONDAY AT CENTER	1
September 23, 1954	SCHOOL BUS SETUP UNDERGOES TRANSPORT EXPERT’S SCRUTINY	1
September 23, 1954	CREW CLEANS GUTTERS ON MARKET STREET	2
September 23, 1954	LESS STATE HELP DROPS HOUGHTON BUDGET TO $37,244	7
September 23, 1954	HIT-RUN DRIVER THREATENS POLICE OFFICERS WITH GUN	1
September 23, 1954	POLICE CLOSING IN ON GATEWAY THEATRE SEAT SLASHERS	1
September 23, 1954	ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB SELLS CLUBHOUSE TO VFW ORGANIZATION	1
September 23, 1954	OLD FERRY PILING CALLED ‘HAZARD’	7
September 23, 1954	US ENGINEERS CALL FOR HEARING ON NEW LAKE SPAN (MAP OF BRIDGE)	13
September 23, 1954	TELEPHONE POLL – RATES DISCUSSED BY SUBSCRIBERS	5
September 30, 1954	VORIS, EDWIN	6
October 14, 1954	JOHN MCCUTCHEON FOR CONGRESS	5
October 14, 1954	50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED (MATHEWSON, RAY AND CHARLOTTE)	12
October 14, 1954	S W CLINES GIVEN ANNIVERSARY PARTY	12
October 14, 1954	OUR TOWN (REYNOLDS, CLEM)	10
October 14, 1954	LACK OF WATER, MANPOWER, CITED IN HOUGHTON BLAZE	1
October 14, 1954	ENTRANCE SIGNS DESIGN STUDIED	1
October 14, 1954	ALL SORTS OF GOOD NEWS FOR AREA	10
October 14, 1954	KIRKLAND WATERFRONT TOPIC OF MAGAZINE PICTURE STORY	1
October 14, 1954	LW ADULT CLASSES HAVE CAPACITY ENROLLMENT; 664 NOW AT 43 CLASSES	7
October 14, 1954	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR – COMPLAINTS ABOUT RATS	2
October 14, 1954	TURNING BACK THE CLOCK (1926 PHOTO OF PURITY MARKET)	7
October 14, 1954	JUANITA TAVERN SAFE CONTAINING $1,300 HIJACKED	1
October 14, 1954	OPERATING BINGO BOARDS WITHOUT LICENSE COSTLY	1
October 14, 1954	BROOKS, ANNABELLE (KIRKLAND PIONEER)	6
October 14, 1954	CONOVER, MAMIE	11
October 14, 1954	LOE, ANDREW	1
October 14, 1954	MCKENNY, W H	11
October 14, 1954	PALLOTT, URBANE D	9
October 14, 1954	COUNTY BOND ISSUE FINDING FAVOR WITH KIRKLAND, OUTLYING GROUPS	9
October 14, 1954	LIVING WAR MEMORIAL DEDICATED (PHOTO)	4
October 14, 1954	BARBARA MUSGROVE, ARLEN ANDERSON	12
October 14, 1954	MARGARET ELIZABETH SNOW AND ARMAND LEE ARMFIELD	12
October 14, 1954	ROSE MARY HINTON AND JACK MONROE	12
October 21, 1954	KIMBALL’S – GOING OUT OF BUSINESS	6
October 21, 1954	M J ‘BUD’ WEBBER FOR PORT COMMISSIONER	5
October 21, 1954	REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF KIRKLAND	9
October 21, 1954	STATEMENT OF CONDITION – NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE	2
October 21, 1954	OUR TOWN (PRATT, ALVIN C)	2
October 21, 1954	PROPOSED CITY LIBRARY BUILDING (PICTURE)	10
October 21, 1954	STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS WILL OPEN 2-DAY MEETING HERE…	1
October 21, 1954	LOANNE ELIZABETH WHITNEY, ROBERT F STROBEK	14
October 21, 1954	CITY’S MAINTENANCE SPREAD AMONG FIVE LOCAL GARAGES, MAYOR SAYS	1
October 21, 1954	JUANITA TO VOTE ON $40,000 BOND ISSUE FOR FIRE STATION	1
October 21, 1954	JUANITA RESIDENTS TO BE GIVEN COSTS ESTIMATES ON WATER DEVELOPMENT	1
October 21, 1954	JUANITA TO VOTE ON $40,000 BOND ISSUE FOR FIRE STATION	1
October 21, 1954	HELMICK, NELL	5
October 21, 1954	SUNDBOM, CORNELIA NELLIE	8
October 21, 1954	COMMUNITY CLUBS ASK CANDIDATES TO SPEAK NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT	1
October 21, 1954	MIDLAKES-KIRKLAND HIGHWAY CONTRACT AWARDED	1
October 21, 1954	‘STOP’ SIGN AT MARKET ST. OUT	7
October 21, 1954	EXTENDED SERVICE INAUGURATED HERE BY TELEPHONE CO	1
October 21, 1954	JUANITA RESIDENTS TO BE GIVEN COSTS ESTIMATES ON WATER DEVELOPMENT	1
October 21, 1954	CAROL SEFTON, DON HANSON	14
October 28, 1954	C.C. TURNS DOWN $15,000 REQUEST TOWARD LIBRARY	1
October 28, 1954	KIRKLAND MOVES UP DRIVE; $9807 CONTRIBUTED TO UGN	1
October 28, 1954	SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS ADVOCATE FLAT 2 PERCENT STATE INCOME TAX	1
October 28, 1954	TV IDOL STAN BORESON UNDER BIG TOP AT JUANITA SCHOOL CIRCUS	2
October 28, 1954	POLICE DEPARTMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS (3 PHOTOS)	13
October 28, 1954	SIGNATURES CONTESTED AT HEARING ON JUANITA WATER DISTRICT IMPROVE	1
October 28, 1954	JUANITA BEACHES FOR SALE; KING COUNTY MAY BUY	1
October 28, 1954	BURGLARIES ADMITTED BY YOUTHS 12 AND 14	1
October 28, 1954	STOLEN WATCHES LOCATED WEEK LATER IN MAILBOX	13
October 28, 1954	INGENIOUS KIRKLAND INVENTOR DESIGNS, BUILDS NOVEL CRAFT FOR HUNTING	4
October 28, 1954	SIGNATURES CONTESTED AT HEARING ON JUANITA WATER DISTRICT IMPROVE	1
October 28, 1954	HAZEL ANNE OMESTEAD, RODNEY JOSEPH SAMUELSON	14
November 4, 1954	BEN KUPPENBENDERS … GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY DAY	9
November 4, 1954	MORE THAN $1,000,000 DEPOSITED DURING EASTSIDE SAVINGS TWO YEARS	9
November 4, 1954	OUR TOWN (SHINSTROM, FRANK R)	10
November 4, 1954	“THE DESERTED VILLAGE” (PHOTOS OF STEWART HEIGHTS)	7
November 4, 1954	BOARD DIRECTORS INSPECTING SCHOOLS	1
November 4, 1954	MODEL OF NEW SCHOOL ON EXHIBITION (PHOTO)	7
November 4, 1954	COUNCIL APPROVES SIX-YEAR TERM FOR COMMISSION (POLICE)	1
November 4, 1954	BUNKER, GLADYS	2
November 4, 1954	VOTERS HERE FAVOR RYDER, JONES, SMITH, MAGNUSON	1
November 4, 1954	VOTERS HERE FAVOR RYDER, JONES, SMITH, MAGNUSON	1
November 4, 1954	PATRICIA SMITH AND KARL BAUGHMAN	12
November 11, 1954	ARMISTICE WAS BIG DAY FOR MAJOR (LUTHER I) ROSE	13
November 11, 1954	EAST SIDE BEST SIDE (LUTHER, OTTO)	1
November 11, 1954	NANCY MARTIN, DON CHAMBERLIN	14
November 11, 1954	FIREMEN PRAISED FOR WORK	1
November 11, 1954	FIRST LUMBER TRUCK (1920 PHOTO)	6
November 11, 1954	YULE DECORATIONS, PARADE, FREE CHRISTMAS MOVIE SET	1
November 11, 1954	RECALL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST FARRIS BEGUN BY JUANITA CITIZEN’S GROUP	1
November 11, 1954	FIRMS FLEECED BY FORGER IN ’49 MAY REGAIN MONEY	1
November 11, 1954	POLICE TAKE LOCAL BOYS INTO CUSTODY AFTER CHURCH BREAK-IN	1
November 11, 1954	RECALL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST FARRIS BEGUN BY JUANITA CITIZEN’S GROUP	1
November 11, 1954	LINDER NEW BOSS OF LITTLE LEAGUE	1
November 11, 1954	CLEARING STARTED FOR HIGHWAY 2-A	1
November 11, 1954	COSTS AND PLANS OF STREET PROJECT TO BE EXPLAINED	1
November 11, 1954	LEGION AUXILIARY AGAIN SPONSORING FREE GIFT CENTER FOR VETS	9
November 11, 1954	JOYCE SALA, MARVIN RUNYAN	10
November 11, 1954	JUDITH SWENSON, FRED ALEXANDER	10
November 11, 1954	PATRICIA FLORENE LEE, RICHARD WALDRON SHINSTROM	14
November 11, 1954	PAULINE KURTZ, ROBERT HENDRIX	14
November 18, 1954	COLMAN’S – 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY	5
November 18, 1954	STROM’S CUSTOM CLEANERS – GRAND OPENING	7
November 18, 1954	JENS JENSONS, MARRIED FIFTY YEARS, GIVE CREDIT TO THEIR FAITH	12
November 18, 1954	OUR TOWN (GREGOR, ALTON AND ANNE)	10
November 18, 1954	PROBLEM: DISTRIBUTING 2 DRUMSTICKS MAONG 8 YOUNGSTERS (STENTZZ)	8
November 18, 1954	DIGNITARIES HERE FOR CEREMONY DEDICATING NEW ROSE HILL GRADE SCHOOL	2
November 18, 1954	HARRIS OPENING NEW STORE HERE	5
November 18, 1954	HARRIS, INC – GRAND OPENING	10
November 18, 1954	FIREMEN TO HEAD MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CAMPAIGN	5
November 18, 1954	UGN DRIVE HERE NEAR 100% MARK	1
November 18, 1954	MOBILE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE (PHOTO)	7
November 18, 1954	STATE JOB OFFICE TO BE STATIONED HERE FOR 2 DAYS	7
November 18, 1954	BIG YULE PARADE IS DECEMBER 11 FOR LOCAL KIDDIES	1
November 18, 1954	CAR STOLEN HERE, PUSHED OFF CLIFF	8
November 18, 1954	SOLDIERS HERE DONATE BLOOD FOR AILING KIRKLAND WOMAN	1
November 18, 1954	COLLINS, ETHEL	9
November 18, 1954	HERZOG, CHARLES JOSEPH (CAPT.)	8
November 18, 1954	LEE, MARY	8
November 18, 1954	SCOTT, EARL C	11
November 18, 1954	TEMPLE, BRUCE (CAPT.)	8
November 18, 1954	VIEHMANN, DOROTHY ELIZABETH	7
November 18, 1954	WRIGHT, GUY	1
November 18, 1954	EVERGREEN CLUB – GREAT ORGANIZATION FOR OLD-TIMERS	9
November 18, 1954	PETITIONS TO BE CIRCULATED CALLING FOR FARRIS’ RECALL	1
November 18, 1954	DR C C SHOEMAKER RETURNING TO PULPIT	14
November 18, 1954	CIVIC OFFICIALS OPEN STREET BOND DRIVE WITH FILMS	1
November 18, 1954	PEOPLE OF COMMUNITY URGED TO INVITE A SOLDIER TO DINNER	1
November 18, 1954	MARILYN VAN CLEVE, ERNEST WHITCOMB	12
November 25, 1954	MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY DRIVE BEGINS TONIGHT; FIREMEN TO MAKE ROUNDS	1
November 25, 1954	WOMEN’S GROUPS WILL PRESENT CHRISTMAS PROGRAM HERE DECEMBER 2	3
November 25, 1954	$50,000 LIBEL SUIT FILED AGAINST PETITIONERS FOR RECALL OF HARRIS	1
November 25, 1954	APATHY BY CHAMBER TOWARD STREET BOND ISSUE AROUSES MAYOR’S IRE	1
November 25, 1954	EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (STREET BOND)	1
November 25, 1954	CAROL CONLEY, LARRY TRENT	3
December 2, 1954	EAST SIDE CHEVROLET (1921, 1935, 1954 PHOTOS)	7-B
December 2, 1954	GATEWAY THEATRE – FREE KID’S MOVIE; “BONZO GOES TO COLLEGE”	9
December 2, 1954	HALL’S MOTOR CO, INC (VARIETY OF OLD PHOTOS)	8-B
December 2, 1954	HALVERSON’S REX DRUG (1925/1954 PHOTOS)	4-B
December 2, 1954	HANSEN MOTOR CO (1919, 1954 PHOTOS)	3-B
December 2, 1954	KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AD EXPLAINING VIRTUES OF KIRKLAND	7-B
December 2, 1954	KIRKLAND SPORTS CENTER – GRAND OPENING	5
December 2, 1954	NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE (PHOTO)	3-A
December 2, 1954	SIMPSON OLDSMOBILE (1920’S/1954 PHOTO)	4-B
December 2, 1954	OVERLOOKING SAMMAMISH FROM THE AIR (PHOTO)	1-B
December 2, 1954	WILLIAM AND ELLEN JONES CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY	2
December 2, 1954	GEORGE GARDNER, NEARING 100, RECALLS WHEN KIRKLAND WAS …	8-A
December 2, 1954	OUR TOWN (LARSON, MARTIN)	10
December 2, 1954	RETIRED TEACHER, 85, (MYRTLE ROBINSON) RECALLS EARLY DAYS	3-B
December 2, 1954	HARDWARE STORE IS BAKERY NOW (1915 PHOTO)	2-A
December 2, 1954	PICTURES DESCRIBE PROGRESS DURING CONSTRUCTION OF JOURNAL BUILDING	17
December 2, 1954	RAPID GROWTH OF JOURNAL MADE BUILDING NECESSITY	17
December 2, 1954	LOG CABIN SERVED AS SCHOOL (1887 PHOTO OF REDMOND SCHOOL)	2-A
December 2, 1954	… THUS BEGAN THE JUANITA COMMUNITY CLUB	21
December 2, 1954	JUANITA SCHOOL IN IT’S YOUTH (1912 PHOTO)	2-B
December 2, 1954	‘LAKE HOUSE’ WHICH HAS SERVED 67 YEARS AS HOME OF KIRTLEY FAMILY	4-A
December 2, 1954	KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AD EXPLAINING VIRTUES OF KIRKLAND	7-B
December 2, 1954	$400,000 SCHOOL BONDS PURCHASED	6
December 2, 1954	1916 GRADUATES (PHOTO)	6-A
December 2, 1954	RETIRED TEACHER, 85, (MYRTLE ROBINSON) RECALLS EARLY DAYS	3-B
December 2, 1954	SCHOOL PROBLEMS TO BE EXPLAINED	9
December 2, 1954	AMATEUR TALENT NIGHT MADE THEATRE HIT (20’S PHOTO)	21
December 2, 1954	IF BOMBS FALL CHURCH DORCAS SOCIETY READY FOR ACTION	7
December 2, 1954	“INAPPROPRIATE PARTY” A BIG HIT (1935 PHOTO)	5-A
December 2, 1954	… THUS BEGAN THE JUANITA COMMUNITY CLUB	21
December 2, 1954	1916 GRADUATES (PHOTO)	6-A
December 2, 1954	AMATEUR TALENT NIGHT MADE THEATRE HIT (20’S PHOTO)	21
December 2, 1954	ANOTHER FAVORITE (PHOTO OF FERRYBOAT ‘WASHINGTON’)	20
December 2, 1954	CHERUBIC CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (1913 PHOTO)	6-A
December 2, 1954	EARLY DAY NEWSPAPERS	5-A
December 2, 1954	EARLY DAY TRANSPORTATION (OLD PHOTO OF STAGE LINE)	20
December 2, 1954	EARLY KIRKLAND AUTOMOBILE (1909 PHOTO)	2-A
December 2, 1954	EARLY ROSE HILL POSTWOMAN (1906 PHOTO)	2-A
December 2, 1954	EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (KIRKLAND PROGRESS EDITION)	1
December 2, 1954	FAME OF BEAUTIFUL CEDARMERE BASED ON WOMAN’S LONGING FOR COUNTRY	2-B
December 2, 1954	FERRY ‘LINCOLN’ IS LAUNCHED (1915 PHOTO)	7-A
December 2, 1954	FIRST SHIP DOWN WAYS (1905 PHOTO)	7-A
December 2, 1954	FIRST TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD (1915 PHOTO)	5-A
December 2, 1954	FLOATING CLUBHOUSE (1920’S PHOTO)	7-B
December 2, 1954	GEORGE GARDNER, NEARING 100, RECALLS WHEN KIRKLAND WAS …	8-A
December 2, 1954	GREAT DREAMS OF CITY’S FOUNDER … FAILED TO MATERIALIZE	3-A
December 2, 1954	HARDWARE STORE IS BAKERY NOW (1915 PHOTO)	2-A
December 2, 1954	HOME FOR WORKMEN (OLD PHOTO OF STEELWORKER’S HOME)	20
December 2, 1954	JUANITA SCHOOL IN IT’S YOUTH (1912 PHOTO)	2-B
December 2, 1954	JUANITA STUDENTS RODE TO CLASSES IN HORSE AND BUGGY …	2
December 2, 1954	KIRKLAND WAS ADVERTISED AS INDUSTRIAL CENTER IN DAYS OF … MILL	6-B
December 2, 1954	KIRKLAND YESTERDAY / KIRKLAND TODAY (PHOTOS OF DOWNTOWN)	1-A
December 2, 1954	‘LAKE HOUSE’ WHICH HAS SERVED 67 YEARS AS HOME OF KIRTLEY FAMILY	4-A
December 2, 1954	LAKE STREET, LOOKING NORTH AND EAST (1920 PHOTO)	4-B
December 2, 1954	LESCHI’S LAST TRIP (PHOTO OF LAST FERRY)	20
December 2, 1954	LOG CABIN SERVED AS SCHOOL (1887 PHOTO OF REDMOND SCHOOL)	2-A
December 2, 1954	LOGGING AT JUANITA (EARLY PHOTO)	8-B
December 2, 1954	MADE FLAG STOPS (1900’S PHOTOS OF EXCURSION BOATS)	21
December 2, 1954	MRS LUCY S BARRIE FIRST CAME TO KIRKLAND 60 YEARS AGO	19
December 2, 1954	PIONEER OF ROSE HILL ONCE GUNNER ON WHALING BOAT OUT OF BELLEVUE	6-A
December 2, 1954	REDMOND CENTER OF DAIRY LANDS, LAKE RESIDENCES	1-B
December 2, 1954	RETIRED TEACHER, 85, (MYRTLE ROBINSON) RECALLS EARLY DAYS	3-B
December 2, 1954	ROSE HILL’S OLD-TIMERS RECALL PLODDING OVER MUDDY TRAILS ….	5-B
December 2, 1954	TERRORS OF THE GRID IN 1911 (PHOTO)	4
December 2, 1954	THE OLD BRIDGE (1901 PHOTO OF JUANITA BRIDGE)	20
December 2, 1954	THE OLD LINCOLN (PHOTO OF SHIP)	20
December 2, 1954	THEY WORKED AT WOOLEN MILLS (1900’S PHOTO)	6-B
December 2, 1954	WHEN ‘LINCOLN’ RULED THE WAVES (OLD PHOTO)	8-B
December 2, 1954	WILLIAM AND FRANK CURTIS FAMILIES FIRST TO SETTLE HERE	18
December 2, 1954	WOOLEN MILL IN 1908 (PHOTO)	6-B
December 2, 1954	LOGGING AT JUANITA (EARLY PHOTO)	8-B
December 2, 1954	GREAT DREAMS OF CITY’S FOUNDER … FAILED TO MATERIALIZE	3-A
December 2, 1954	FERRY ‘LINCOLN’ IS LAUNCHED (1915 PHOTO)	7-A
December 2, 1954	FIRST SHIP DOWN WAYS (1905 PHOTO)	7-A
December 2, 1954	KIRKLAND DROPS $2500 THROUGH RELAXED PARKING	1
December 2, 1954	POLICE TRAINING COURSE NEAR END	1
December 2, 1954	SOWARDS, EDITH FREEMAN	2
December 2, 1954	PETITIONS FOR FARRIS RECALL ARE DELIVERED TO AUDITOR	1
December 2, 1954	HARLEM CLOWNS BOOKED TO PLAY HERE	4
December 2, 1954	CHERUBIC CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (1913 PHOTO)	6-A
December 2, 1954	POSTAL RECEIPTS GROW FROM $16880 IN 1937 TO $90000	9
December 2, 1954	LESCHI’S LAST TRIP (PHOTO OF LAST FERRY)	20
December 2, 1954	WHEN ‘LINCOLN’ RULED THE WAVES (OLD PHOTO)	8-B
December 2, 1954	THE OLD BRIDGE (1901 PHOTO OF JUANITA BRIDGE)	20
December 2, 1954	THEY WORKED AT WOOLEN MILLS (1900’S PHOTO)	6-B
December 2, 1954	WOOLEN MILL IN 1908 (PHOTO)	6-B
December 9, 1954	BOTTEGA – GRAND OPENING	17
December 9, 1954	M W BRYANT HARDWARE – 20TH ANNIVERSARY	2
December 9, 1954	FRED ALLYN, VETERAN AUTO SALESMAN, SOLD FIRST CAR FROM ISSAQUAH	9
December 9, 1954	GUESSING COLMAN’S WEIGHT ROUGHER THAN PARCHEESI	9
December 9, 1954	HARDWARE STORE HAS BEEN HERE FOR 20 YEARS (BRYANT’S)	7
December 9, 1954	GARAGE FIRE DESTROYS CAR (PHOTO)	1
December 9, 1954	GRACE ELAINE WARNECK, WILLIAM REGUSE	16
December 9, 1954	RHUBARB STARTED AS GILMOR ASKS FOR STREET LIGHT	1
December 9, 1954	MANY JUANITA OLD-TIMERS STILL ON HOMESTEADS	15
December 9, 1954	BAG PIPERS, SIX SCHOOL BANDS, DRILL TEAMS AND FLOATS …	1
December 9, 1954	KRKL’S CALL LETTERS CHANGED TO KNBX	6
December 9, 1954	MOST JUANITANS IN AGREEMENT WITH SUGGESTION CALLING FOR AUDIT…	2
December 9, 1954	LAW VIOLATION CAUSES LOSS TO GARBAGE SYSTEM	1
December 9, 1954	VANDALS ON PROWL	16
December 9, 1954	GUARD UNIT TAKING OVER ANTI-AIRCRAFT DEFENSE JOB	1
December 9, 1954	REUTTER, HOWARD	7
December 16, 1954	WATER DISTRICT RECALL OF HARRIS	16
December 16, 1954	MR AND MRS LEVI CHAPMAN WED FIFTY YEARS SATURDAY	13
December 16, 1954	PROGRESS REPORT ON CITY FACE-LIFTING; OLD EYESORES ….	8
December 16, 1954	THOSE FAMOUS OLD DOWNTOWN LANDMARKS	2
December 16, 1954	LOCAL POLIO DRIVE CHAIRMAN NAMED	1
December 16, 1954	FINANCIAL PLIGHT OF SCHOOLS AIRED AT MEETING OF STATE LEGISLATORS	2
December 16, 1954	LAKEVIEW SCHOOL FACULTY NAMED	1
December 16, 1954	LOCAL SCHOOL TEACHER DISMISSED BY BOARD	2
December 16, 1954	EVERYBODY LOVES A PARADE (7 PHOTOS)	9
December 16, 1954	SAMUEL FRENCH FAMILY … TRANSPORTED THEIR POSSESSIONS ACROSS LAKE	11
December 16, 1954	WATER DISTRICT AUDIT TALK RIDICULOUS BIT OF INNUENDO	1
December 16, 1954	LISTS TO BE COMPILED OF PERSONS VIOLATING CITY GARBAGE ORDINANCE	1
December 16, 1954	THREE LOCAL ‘RUNAWAY’ GIRLS LOCATED IN OREGON, TEXAS	4
December 16, 1954	TIMBER-CUTTING PERMITS EXPIRE ON DECEMBER 31	9
December 16, 1954	BATTERY C WINS BEST GUN PLATOON AWARD	1
December 16, 1954	BAIER, PAIGE GRACE	1
December 16, 1954	COOK, EDWARD KINNEY	1
December 16, 1954	BENEDICTS ARE GIVEN ROUGH TIME	11
December 16, 1954	THREE ROUSING CHEERS FOR JAYCEES	2
December 16, 1954	PLAYERS PICKED TO OPPOSE HARLEM CLOWNS HERE DECEMBER 9	4
December 16, 1954	CHURCHES LIST CHRISTMAS WEEK PROGRAMS, SERVICES	1
December 16, 1954	EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (GARBAGE SERVICE)	1
December 16, 1954	WATER DISTRICT AUDIT TALK RIDICULOUS BIT OF INNUENDO	1
December 23, 1954	TWO BANKS SEEK CITY’S DEPOSIT	1
December 23, 1954	PROGRESS LOOMS; EYESORE FINALLY BEING TORN DOWN	1
December 23, 1954	GOT A GOOD HEAD FOR FIGURES? TOP WEIGHT-GUESSERS GIVEN	1
December 23, 1954	SECOND AUTOMOBILE FIRE DOWNS POSTMASTER	6
December 23, 1954	ANDREEN FAMILY HOMESTEADED IN ’76 ON ROSE HILL	9
December 23, 1954	LADY SHOPLIFTER GETS COUNTY JAIL SENTENCE	6
December 23, 1954	LOCAL BUSINESSES WILL FACE SUITS OF GARBAGE FEE	1
December 23, 1954	NATIONAL GUARD UNIT TAKES OVER AIR DEFENSE VIGIL AT AAA GUN SITE	1
December 23, 1954	WEEKEND SOLDIERS WILL MAN BATTERY	1
December 23, 1954	GRIFFITHS, JAMES H	1
December 23, 1954	LINDQUIST, JACOB ADOLPH	1
December 23, 1954	RICE, ESTHER	8
December 30, 1954	TV PROGRAM – 1955 ROSE PARADE	2
December 30, 1954	CITY COUNCIL DECIDE NEW CITY DEPOSITORY WILL BE CITIZENS BANK	1
December 30, 1954	OVER $100,000 PER MONTH LOANED ON EAST SIDE BY SEATTLE FEDERAL	1
December 30, 1954	…YOU WILL LOVE BUTTON COLLECTING AS DOES MRS ED PRINCE	1
December 30, 1954	FIRST EAST SIDE BABY TO BE SHOWERED WITH GIFTS FROM LOCAL MERCHANT	1
December 30, 1954	FRANK SHINSTROM NAMED PRESIDENT	1
December 30, 1954	KIRKLAND HAS A JOB AHEAD	2
December 30, 1954	CENTRAL SCHOOL RECEIVES TV SET	1
December 30, 1954	HOUGHTON GAS PLANT BROKEN INTO THURSDAY	1
December 30, 1954	REPORT BROKEN STREET LIGHTS POLICE CHIEF URGES	1
December 30, 1954	SWINDLERS PASS SIX CHECKS HERE	7
December 30, 1954	FEB 1 DATE SET FOR JUANITA WATER DISTRICT RECALL ELECTION	1
December 30, 1954	DONNA PATTY, KEN TESSEM	6