Kirkland and Eastside Time Line
	Compiled By Dale Hawkinson from the East Side Journal Newspaper Index by Alan Stein
ESJ Issue Date	Description	Page#
January 6, 1955	CITY AWARDS BIDS FOR OIL SUPPLIES, LIABILITY POLICY	1
January 6, 1955	LAKESIDE GRAVEL COMPANY IS SOLD; PLAN $1 MILLION PLANT EXPANSION	5
January 6, 1955	RESIDENTS OF SE JUANITA OPPOSING EXTENSION OF PERMIT FOR GRAVEL W	1
January 6, 1955	FOUR TEEN-AGE BOYS BOOKED ON BURGLARY BY HOUGHTON POLICE	1
January 6, 1955	BJORKLAND, JOHN V	2
January 6, 1955	OSBERG, IDA DAVIDA	11
January 6, 1955	PROGRESS IS GOOD ON HIGHWAY JOB	1
January 6, 1955	SECOND BRIDGE, NEW HIGHWAY, MAKE STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT VITAL	1
January 6, 1955	GRACE WHARTON, HILTON RAGUSE	11
January 13, 1955	KIRKLAND WOMAN'S CLUB, FOUNDED 35 YEARS AGO, HOLDS ANNIVERSARY	14
January 13, 1955	EASTSIDE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SHOWS 82.6% TOTAL ASSETS GROWTH	7
January 13, 1955	SO LONG AS STAGE VETS LIKE EARL SEE KEEP[ DEVELOPING YOUTHFUL...	7
January 13, 1955	CHAMBER GEARS FOR ACTION; PLANS AGGRESSIVE PROGRAM	1
January 13, 1955	HOUGHTON ANNEXATION PLAN WILL BE DELAYED UNTIL MAY	2
January 13, 1955	SCHOOL DIRECTORS OKEY REZONING	1
January 13, 1955	NATIONAL PRIMROSE SHOW COMING TO KIRKLAND IN '56	1
January 13, 1955	THIRTY YEARS AGO AT JUANITA (PHOTO)	16
January 13, 1955	BALANCE SHEET SHOWN IN NEWSPAPER AD MISLEADING, ATTORNEY DECLARE	6
January 13, 1955	COIN BOX THEFTS SOLVED BY POLICE	1
January 13, 1955	FIRST TRIAL HELD BY STUDENT COURT	7
January 13, 1955	CHAPMAN, LEVI	13
January 13, 1955	DENTON, CHARLES KEITH	13
January 13, 1955	FOSBERG, ANNA L	7
January 13, 1955	PURDOM, PEARL EDNA	7
January 13, 1955	KIRKLAND WOMAN'S CLUB, FOUNDED 35 YEARS AGO, HOLDS ANNIVERSARY	14
January 13, 1955	STATE ROAD PLANS TO BE UNFOLDED HERE	1
January 13, 1955	STREET PROJECT COST WOULD BE BORNE THROUGH AN L.I.D. AND BOND ISSUE	1
January 20, 1955	PROJECT HOUSING IN CITY NO DICE, COUNCIL AGREES	1
January 20, 1955	WALDO BIRD OPENS FURNITURE STORE	8
January 20, 1955	ROSE HILL ASTRONOMER BLAMES FIRE ON FRAGMENTS OF EXPLODED METEOR	1
January 20, 1955	TELEPHONE ADDRESS CURTAILMENT BEING PROTESTED BY C C	7
January 20, 1955	TWELVE PAST PRESIDENTS OF CHAMBER PROPOSE PROJECTS FOR COMING YEA	1
January 20, 1955	JANE GOSSELIN FILES FOR POST	1
January 20, 1955	SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY ACQUIRE 10 ACRES IN STEWART HEIGHTS MAY 1	1
January 20, 1955	NANCY K LITTLEFIELD, ROBERT RUBENS	10
January 20, 1955	FINAL SHOTS FIRED BEFORE JUANITANS BALLOT ON FARRIS	1
January 20, 1955	TIRE CUTTING COSTLY HOBBY FOR YOUTHFUL NIGHT RIDERS	1
January 20, 1955	BAKER, FLORENCE	7
January 20, 1955	ROSE HILL ASTRONOMER BLAMES FIRE ON FRAGMENTS OF EXPLODED METEOR	1
January 20, 1955	$6,500 MERCURY, CUSTOM-BUILT BY HOLLYWOOD SUTO DESIGN EXPERT,...	9
January 20, 1955	PROGRESS IN CONSTRUCTION OF NEW 2A HIGHWAY LINK SHOWN IN PICTURES	1
January 20, 1955	TELEPHONE ADDRESS CURTAILMENT BEING PROTESTED BY C C	7
January 27, 1955	OUR TOWN (MCMILLAN, WILLIAM S)	2
January 27, 1955	STORK BRINGS TRIPLETS (MCMURRAY, MRS JAMES A)	1
January 27, 1955	GOING, GOIN GONE (TELEPHONE BUILDING ON CENTRAL AND MARKET - PHOTO)	9
January 27, 1955	PEFLEY PLANNING NEW RESTAURANT	6
January 27, 1955	TRUCK DUMPED IN FREAK ACCIDENT (PHOTOS)	6
January 27, 1955	CONTRACTOR, SEEKING BUILDING PERMIT FOR WAR HOUSING, TAKES LEGAL	1
January 27, 1955	SITE NEEDED FOR SCHOOL IN CONDEMNATION ACTION	7
January 27, 1955	MARJORIE BARBARA LUNDMAN, CHARLES CLINTON WEST	10
January 27, 1955	PICNIC TIME IN 1922 (PHOTOS OF JUANITA)	11
January 27, 1955	BETHERS, IRA D	8
January 27, 1955	CUMMINS, WILLIAM	8
January 27, 1955	OGILVIE, ROBERT	5
January 27, 1955	PLATNER, AUGUSTA	12
January 27, 1955	PLATNER, GUSSIE	5
January 27, 1955	WOOD, WILLIAM E	6
January 27, 1955	$2,419,000 IS BUDGETED FOR CONSTRUCTION ON 2A	9
January 27, 1955	$47,800 ALLOTTED TO PAVE MARKET STREET	1
January 27, 1955	ARGUMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS (PHOTOS)	7
February 3, 1955	MYRON J PENDERGRAST, ARCHITECT	6
February 3, 1955	OUR TOWN (ANDERSON, ROD)	2
February 3, 1955	PREACHER'S NEW HOME (PHOTO OF HOME BUILT BY CHURCH OF CHRIST MEMBERS)	12
February 3, 1955	AIRLIFT PUTS KIRKLAND CHICKS ON FARMS IN IOWA, FLORIDA AND OHIO	9
February 3, 1955	ARCHITECT'S OFFICE IS OPENED HERE	8
February 3, 1955	FREDERICK'S ANNOUNCED EXPANSION AND HOW IT WILL AFFECT KIRKLAND	2
February 3, 1955	MORTGAGE FIRM'S NAME IS CHANGED (CARROLL MORTGAGE CO)	9
February 3, 1955	REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT LOOMS FOR BIG FINN HILL	1
February 3, 1955	JUANITA RESIDENTS VOTE FOR RECALL OF WATER COMMISSIONER FARRIS	1
February 3, 1955	BROCKMAN, MRS DOVE M	1
February 3, 1955	ELLSWORTH, DEWELLE "DEE"	1
February 3, 1955	HAMMOND, HERBERT L	8
February 3, 1955	KIRKLAND WOMEN FORM NEW CANCER SWORD CHAPTER; OFFICERS ARE ELECTED	10
February 3, 1955	PREACHER'S NEW HOME (PHOTO OF HOME BUILT BY CHURCH OF CHRIST MEMBER)	12
February 3, 1955	ESTIMATED COST OF IMPROVEMENTS ON STREETS CITED	1
February 3, 1955	MISS DARLEYNE JENNINGS, JOSEPH HENDERSON	11
February 10, 1955	EX-WAAF, AMBULANCE DRIVER ... NOW A KIRKLANDITE (MCMILLAN, MAIRA)	11
February 10, 1955	FAMILY TO MAKE TV DEBUT (JAMES, CHARLES)	2
February 10, 1955	OUR TOWN (COMPTON, GEORGE A)	2
February 10, 1955	FIRE HALL REPAIR HELD IMPORTANT	1
February 10, 1955	COMPLAINTS ABOUT GRAVEL PIT TO BE HEARD FEB 23	1
February 10, 1955	CONDITIONS MORE FAVORABLE FOR BUILDING OR MODERNIZING	1
February 10, 1955	NOELENE HELEN SPRINGSTEEL, ODEAN ORVALE HESTIKIND	10
February 10, 1955	BUILDER'S LAWSUIT AGAINST CITY TO BE HEARD MONDAY	1
February 10, 1955	FAMILY TO MAKE TV DEBUT (JAMES, CHARLES)	2
February 10, 1955	OTT, MRS CHESTER L	1
February 10, 1955	SNICKARS, WILHELMINA	1
February 10, 1955	YOUMANS, FRED A	1
February 10, 1955	NORTH SEATTLE AIRPARK ALMOST THING OF PAST	9
February 10, 1955	BUS LINE PROPOSES BOOST IN RATES	1
February 17, 1955	OUR TOWN (LAMBERT, FRANK CHARLES)	2
February 17, 1955	PASCO MAN BUYS CLEANING PLANT	8
February 17, 1955	PLAN KIRKLAND PROMOTION	1
February 17, 1955	"KIDS' FRIEND" NOMINATIONS INDICATE BATTLE FOR HONORS	1
February 17, 1955	BANKING EVERY TUESDAY PROVES POPULAR WITH DISTRICT SCHOOL YOUNGSTERS	9
February 17, 1955	NO APPOINTMENT MADE BY JUANITA WATER BOARD	1
February 17, 1955	ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT BEFORE STREET BOND ISSUE IS SUBMITTED TO VOTE	1
February 17, 1955	NO APPOINTMENT MADE BY JUANITA WATER BOARD	1
February 17, 1955	NANCY MARTIN, DON CHAMBERLIN	10
February 17, 1955	PATRICIA JEAN FREEMAN, ROBERT BURTON	11
February 24, 1955	THRIFTWAY - SEE AUNT JEMIMA IN PERSON!	8
February 24, 1955	MAJOR AND MRS LUTHER ROSE WED FIFTY YEARS AGO IN SITKA ALASKA	2
February 24, 1955	PAUL MORTENSEN HAS RUN THE GAMUT FROM BEERKASE CHEESE TO BEGONIAS	6
February 24, 1955	NORTH KIRKLAND SCHOOL BUILDING RECEIVES GREEN LIGHT; SEEK NAME	1
February 24, 1955	VETERAN BOOSTER OF LITTLE LEAGUE IS ELECTED "KIDS' FRIEND"	1
February 24, 1955	LYNN ELDEN GREEN, KENNETH STORMANS	12
February 24, 1955	HOUGHTON VOLUNTEER FIREMEN TRAIN RIGOROUSLY TO GIVE PROTECTION...	9
February 24, 1955	KIRKLAND'S NEWEST MEDICAL ADDITION (PHOTO)	11
February 24, 1955	HERSHEY, BEN	1
February 24, 1955	HOPPERS IN WEST CENTRAL TOURNEY	1
February 24, 1955	GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION BACKS STREET BOND ISSUE	1
February 24, 1955	SAMMAMISH SPAN CONTRACT IS LET	1
February 24, 1955	BARBARA WEGNER, RICHARD THOMAS WOLVERTON	12
February 24, 1955	ELINOR SHEPHERD, TREMAINE MCGINTY	6
February 24, 1955	ILA HOUSNER, LEONARD LORENZEN	12
March 3, 1955	VOTE FOR STREET BOND ISSUE!	6
March 3, 1955	OUR TOWN (WALDO BIRD)	10
March 3, 1955	ONCE 'WHITE ELEPHANT' NOW PROVIDES RECREATION MECCAS FOR COMMUNITY	10
March 3, 1955	FIRE DESTROYS BIG FINN HALL	8
March 3, 1955	FIRE DESTROYS BIG FINN HALL	8
March 3, 1955	J R WALKER AND CITY REACH AGREEMENT ON ISSUING OF BUILDING PERMIT	5
March 3, 1955	PEOPLE WIN PROTEST AGAINST GRAVEL PIT IN COUNTY HEARING	5
March 3, 1955	'FIRED' TEACHER REQUESTS COUNSEL FROM RULE GROUP	2
March 3, 1955	HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS WIN 18 'SUPERIOR' RATINGS	2
March 3, 1955	LW GRANGE IN 1937 (PHOTO)	7
March 3, 1955	SIX CANDIDATES SEEKING COUNCIL SEATS IN HOUGHTON TOWN ELECTION	1
March 3, 1955	VANDALS DAMAGE CITY PARK FENCE	7
March 3, 1955	MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN ASSERT - BOND ISSUE IS VITAL	1
March 3, 1955	RESIDENTS FAVOR IMPROVING STREETS	1
March 3, 1955	ELINOR SHEPHERD, J TREMAINE MCGINTY	13
March 3, 1955	JANICE ELAINE DANIELS, WAYNE LAVERNE MCNEELY	12
March 10, 1955	JAYNES DRAPERY SHOP - NEW LOCATION	12
March 10, 1955	MR AND MRS C S MERSHON	12
March 10, 1955	DISTRICT'S NEWEST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (PHOTO OF LAKEVIEW SCHOOL)	6
March 10, 1955	ALL DAY PARKING ON TWO LOTS HAS C OF C ATTENTION	1
March 10, 1955	MRS C GOSSELIN TO TAKE SCHOOL BOARD SEAT MAR 28	1
March 10, 1955	MARGARET WUBBENA, RICHARD SPANGLER	12
March 10, 1955	NANCY GAY SMYTHE, CHARLES FRANKLIN	13
March 10, 1955	COUNCIL APPROVES WATER EXTENSION INTO HOUGHTON	1
March 10, 1955	ATKINS, HAROLD LEROY	2
March 10, 1955	HITZROTH, HARRY	1
March 10, 1955	JOHNSON, ANNA R	7
March 10, 1955	LEACH, CHARLES L	10
March 10, 1955	PROVOST, ART	1
March 10, 1955	THARALDSON, ARMOND L	2
March 10, 1955	WICKENCAMP, WILLIAM	1
March 10, 1955	$125,000 STREET BOND ISSUE APPROVED BY VOTERS	1
March 10, 1955	COUNCIL APPROVES WATER EXTENSION INTO HOUGHTON	1
March 17, 1955	NEW HOMES NEAR BRIDLE TRAILS PARK TO BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION	11
March 17, 1955	HOUGHTONITE IN BUILDING CODE TIFF	1
March 17, 1955	PROGRESS IN EVIDENCE (PHOTO OF ROSE HILL PRESBYTERIAN)	9
March 17, 1955	NEW HOMES NEAR BRIDLE TRAILS PARK TO BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION	11
March 17, 1955	CHAMBER BUDGET SET AT $1200	2
March 17, 1955	DIMES CAMPAIGN NETS $3,425 HERE	2
March 17, 1955	EDUCATION GROUP DEFENDS ACTION	2
March 17, 1955	JOANNE BECHTEL, BILL BLACK	12
March 17, 1955	EMERGENCY CAR, OTHER EQUIPMENT MADE POSSIBLE THRU FIREMAN'S BALL	1
March 17, 1955	HOUGHT'NITE IN BUILDING CODE TIFF	1
March 17, 1955	ALLOWAY, IDA M	1
March 17, 1955	ANDERSON, AUGUST	10
March 17, 1955	LAUGHTON, CAROLINE	2
March 17, 1955	LOCAL HELICOPTER SERVICE INCLUDES EAST SIDE CITIES	8
March 17, 1955	TO LET CONTRACTS ON SECOND BRIDGE SOMETIME IN FALL	1
March 17, 1955	FIGHT DUE ON PHONE RATE INCREASE...	1
March 17, 1955	MARY ANNE ZWIEFELHOFER, A-3C RICHARD OWENS	12
March 24, 1955	SEATTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS TO OPEN KIRKLAND BRANCH	1
March 24, 1955	LOW PRICES, FRIENDLINESS DRAW TRADE TO KIRKLAND	8
March 24, 1955	CONTEST WILL NAME SCHOOL IN KIRKLAND	1
March 24, 1955	KIRKLAND TEACHERS HERE ASK $41932 SALARY INCREASE FOR NEXT YEAR	1
March 24, 1955	SCHOOLS MAY GET FINN HILL SITE	1
March 24, 1955	BETTY ONA, ENS. MELVIN C KERWIN	12
March 24, 1955	"BLUE RIBBON DAYS" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY	1
March 24, 1955	CITY COUNCIL BURDENED BY PROBLEMS OF WATER, SEWER EXTENSIONS, CUR	2
March 24, 1955	HOUGHTON COUNCIL OKEYS TAVERN PERMIT	1
March 24, 1955	POLICE ARREST DARING DRIVER	2
March 24, 1955	COBURN, MYRTLE	8
March 24, 1955	CONE, LA VERNE	14
March 24, 1955	FREDERICK, LYDIA E	2
March 24, 1955	MILES, WILLIAM G	2
March 24, 1955	LAKE STREET APTLY NAMED (PHOTO OF NEEDED IMPROVEMENT)	5
March 31, 1955	MRS LARRY PICKRELL WINNER OF "MRS KIRKLAND" CONTEST	1
March 31, 1955	OUR TOWN (SCOTT, CARLOS)	10
March 31, 1955	BID IS $355,912 ON NEW SCHOOL	1
March 31, 1955	ROSE HILL YOUNGSTER, NEARLY BLIND, PICTURED ON '55 EASTER SEAL	9
March 31, 1955	GIRL RESCUED FROM DROWNING OFF HOUGHTON DOCK	1
March 31, 1955	TOO MANY FIRMS INVITE ROBBERY	1
March 31, 1955	BARTLETT, A S	6
March 31, 1955	MORSE, ROBERT C	6
March 31, 1955	MARKET STREET REPAVING CONTRACT TO BE LET APRIL 5	1
March 31, 1955	SHARLENE JACOBSON, CHARLES MILLER	14
April 7, 1955	THANKS BILL BOWIE (SCHOOL DIRECTOR)	6
April 7, 1955	OUR TOWN (BRYANT, JOHN W)	2
April 7, 1955	APPLIANCE STORE SOLD TO H ENGEL	5
April 7, 1955	WAGONER JEWELRY IN NEW LOCATION	5
April 7, 1955	PATRICIA JEAN BURKHEIMER, JAMES R FAY	15
April 7, 1955	TEEN-AGE CANTEEN FOUNDED IN MARCH, 1944	7
April 7, 1955	BOY IS BEATEN BY THREE YOUTHS	7
April 7, 1955	MAJOR GENERAL HEWITT INSPECTS JUANITA AAA BATTERY, MAKES 2 AWARDS	13
April 7, 1955	HAGEN, HARRY	13
April 7, 1955	PATTY, OLLIS	1
April 7, 1955	DEMOLAY CHAPTER INSTITUTED HERE	7
April 7, 1955	GARBAGE SOLUTION ASKED OF COUNCIL BY H M LODWIG	1
April 14, 1955	UGN FUNDS FOR CANTEEN MAY BE LOST	1
April 14, 1955	8TH ANNUAL PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS FRIDAY AT 2 P M	1
April 14, 1955	POLIO VACCINE TO BENEFIT 900 LOCAL CHILDREN	1
April 14, 1955	REMEMBER WAY BACK WHEN (PHOTO OF 1918 KHS CLASS)	16
April 14, 1955	BETTES, ELLA MAY	1
April 14, 1955	NEAL, ROBERT LEE	1
April 14, 1955	STORMS, CHARLES A	2
April 14, 1955	ELSIE RECOR, WAYNE COLLINS	2
April 14, 1955	NANCY LITTLEFIELD, ROBERT RUBENS	14
April 21, 1955	HANS ONA, 72-YEAR-OLD WATCHMAN, PUTS IN 56-HOUR SHIFT AT SHIPYARD	1
April 21, 1955	TRAILS RESIDENTS JOIN WATER DIST.	1
April 21, 1955	IMMEDIATE OFF-SITE SALE OF PROJECT A ORDERED BY FHA	1
April 21, 1955	MAYOR, COUNCILMEN FAVOR ANNEXATION OF ROSE HILL	1
April 21, 1955	PRIMROSE SHOW JUDGED 'SUCCESS'	8
April 21, 1955	CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK ON JUANITA FIRE HALL	1
April 21, 1955	POLICY ON SALK VACCINE IS SET	9
April 21, 1955	CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK ON JUANITA FIRE HALL	1
April 21, 1955	BANK HOLD-UP HERE ONLY A TEST; ROAD BLOCKS, COMMUNICATION GOOD	1
April 21, 1955	COMMUNITY "WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT" NAMED AT BPW BANQUET	14
April 21, 1955	NAMES FOR PARKS SOUGHT BY CITY	1
April 21, 1955	MAYOR, COUNCILMEN FAVOR ANNEXATION OF ROSE HILL	1
April 21, 1955	TRAILS RESIDENTS JOIN WATER DIST.	1
April 28, 1955	MR AND MRS W S QUACKENBUSH	9
April 28, 1955	OUR TOWN (WHEADON, PERCY)	2
April 28, 1955	EXTENSION OF PERMIT TO WORK GRAVEL PIT DENIED BY CO BOARD	1
April 28, 1955	OKEY GIVEN ON ZONING 15-ACRE SITE	1
April 28, 1955	FUNDS FOR LOCAL SCHOOL ALLOCATED	1
April 28, 1955	SCHOOL BUDGET UP TO $1,383,394.18	7
April 28, 1955	CLEAN-UP DRIVE SCHEDULED HERE	1
April 28, 1955	THREE PUERTO RICAN YOUNGSTERS AT CENTRAL SCHOOL MAKE RAPID PROGRESS	5
April 28, 1955	ACME MILLWORK CONSOLIDATES OFFICES IN KIRKLAND	1
April 28, 1955	OPEN HOUSE SET BY CADMAN FIRM (PHOTOS OF CADMAN GRAVEL)	7
April 28, 1955	ELDRIDGE, AMOS S	5
April 28, 1955	ENGLE, CHARLES E	10
April 28, 1955	GRUBE, KENNETH THOMAS	10
April 28, 1955	JONES, CORA	9
April 28, 1955	MOEN, BERTINA	6
April 28, 1955	SAUNDERS, DON C	2
April 28, 1955	STONER, JOHN DAVID	9
April 28, 1955	TAYLOR, WILL H	9
April 28, 1955	ZICKRICK, ANNA B	5
April 28, 1955	ROSE HILL GROUP IN OPPOSITION TO ANNEXATION IDEA	1
April 28, 1955	ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED	1
April 28, 1955	MORE CUSTOMER PARKING SOUGHT	1
April 28, 1955	SHIRLEY FREDERICK, RONALD EASTON	10
May 5, 1955	YOUNG ARTISTS CAPTIVATE AUDIENCE AT EAST SIDE MUSIC FESTIVAL	2
May 5, 1955	OUR TOWN (GOSSELIN, MRS CHARLES L)	14
May 5, 1955	REZONING SURVEY GETS ATTENTION	13
May 5, 1955	PRIZES AND SURPRISES ON TAP FOR BIG FREE COOKING SCHOOL MAY 9	1
May 5, 1955	CLEAN-UP DRIVE STARTS SATURDAY	1
May 5, 1955	LAW HELPS RETARDED YOUNGSTERS	14
May 5, 1955	KELLY, EMILY JANE	7
May 5, 1955	LARSON, PETER	13
May 5, 1955	PEET, ROBERT	1
May 5, 1955	RODGERS, MARGUERITE	1
May 5, 1955	RYAN, REVEREND ROBERT JOSEPH	1
May 5, 1955	ASK CHAMBER PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT ROSE HILL COMMUNITY MEETING	1
May 5, 1955	COUNCIL APPROVES MAY 16 BID CALL FOR GRADER, PIPE	1
May 5, 1955	MARY SAVILLE, JOHN MATULIK	16
May 12, 1955	HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND CONSOLIDATION ELECTION SET	1
May 12, 1955	1,100 HOUSEWIVES ATTEND JOURNAL'S COOKING SCHOOL	1
May 12, 1955	NEW SCHOOL SITES, BUILDINGS AND KINDERGARTEN UP FOR VOTE MAY 24	1
May 12, 1955	CLEAN-UP DRIVE OFFERS PICKUP SERVICE	6
May 12, 1955	HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND CONSOLIDATION ELECTION SET	1
May 12, 1955	MAGUIRE, JAMES	8
May 12, 1955	O'KEEFE, OLIVE MAE	5
May 12, 1955	CITY RECREATION PROGRAM RATES WITH BEST IN NORTHWEST, SAYS PELTON	8
May 12, 1955	MODERATION OF MANY REQUESTS FOR BRIDGE APPROACHES IS URGED	1
May 19, 1955	OUR TOWN (THORSON, DUANE S)	10
May 19, 1955	NEW TIME IS SET FOR TENANTS OF A AND B TO MOVE	1
May 19, 1955	BENEFITS TO BOTH COMMUNITIES ARE SEEN IN CONSOLIDATION OF HOUGHTON	1
May 19, 1955	COMPLEX PROBLEMS ARE CREATED BY A RAPIDLY-EXPANDING POPULATION	1
May 19, 1955	ADVISORY COUNCIL URGES PASSAGE OF THREE SCHOOL PROPOSITIONS	1
May 19, 1955	HERE IS FULL TEXT OF SCHOOL BOND ISSUES AND LEVIES TO BE ON BALLOT	7
May 19, 1955	PRE-SCHOOLERS SPEND HAPPY DAY IN KINDERGARTEN MAKING GIFTS	7
May 19, 1955	SCHOOL BUDGET UP BY 10 1/2 PER CENT TO $1,405,065; SALARIES INCREASE	1
May 19, 1955	ARDYTHE BOUCHELLE, MICHAEL GREEN	12
May 19, 1955	NEW PHYSICIAN OPENS OFFICE (JARVIS, DR ERNEST C)	7
May 19, 1955	MEMORIAL PARADE UNDER LEGION-VFW AUSPICES	9
May 19, 1955	BENEFITS TO BOTH COMMUNITIES ARE SEEN IN CONSOLIDATION OF HOUGHTON	1
May 19, 1955	LAGE, JOHN	7
May 19, 1955	O'KEEFE, OLIVE	10
May 19, 1955	ACTION ON BRIDGE TO BE REQUESTED BY ROAD GROUPS	2
May 19, 1955	FINAL FIGURES ON L.I.D. ASSESSMENTS FOR STREET PROJECT ...	1
May 19, 1955	PATRICIA AFRICIA, DAVID OVENELL	12
May 26, 1955	CARING FOR 7000 CHICKENS PROVES SIZABLE PROJECT FOR BURNS FAMILY	6
May 26, 1955	'EDUCATED' BANTY HEN HAS HATCHED CHICKS SINCE '46 AT CENTRAL SCHOOL	2
May 26, 1955	BREAD DELIVERY MAN IS STILL GOING STRONG (HANSON, CLAYTON A)	9
May 26, 1955	CALIFORNIA TOWN NAMES LOCAL MAN TO MANAGER POST (NELSON, HERBERT)	1
May 26, 1955	CONEY ISLAND RED HOTS! (HUGHES, MRS AVICE - SICK'S CONCESSIONAIRE	5
May 26, 1955	JUNIOR HIGH BIDS EXCEED ESTIMATE	1
May 26, 1955	BUILDING STARTS ON JUANITA FIRE HALL	9
May 26, 1955	DEADLINE IS SET FOR VACATING OF A AND B PROJECTS	6
May 26, 1955	SOON TO BE CHANGED (PHOTO OF KIRKLAND SIGN)	1
May 26, 1955	BOND ISSUE, KINDERGARTEN WIN BY WIDE MAJORITY	1
May 26, 1955	BEVERLY JEAN OLSON, VERNON GLENN LOCKMAN	12
May 26, 1955	DOCKSIDE, GRAVESIDE RITES, PARADE ON MEMORIAL DAY	1
May 26, 1955	BUILDING STARTS ON JUANITA FIRE HALL	9
May 26, 1955	LOCAL BEACHES OPEN JUNE 10	12
May 26, 1955	THINGS AHEAD IN TRANSPORTATION	10
May 26, 1955	NEW 2A OVERPASS JOB STARTS SOON	1
May 26, 1955	RESOLUTION URGES ACTION BY MAYOR, COUNCIL, ON SPAN	1
May 26, 1955	TO FINISH PAVING JOB IN 4-6 WEEKS	1
May 26, 1955	JANET EDGAR, RICHARD NICHOLS	12
June 2, 1955	SEATTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN - GRAND OPENING	11
June 2, 1955	SAVINGS FIRM OPENS HERE FRIDAY	1
June 2, 1955	KIRKLAND BROTHERS RECALL HELPING BUILD ICE HOUSE (SWENSON)	9
June 2, 1955	JR HIGH WORK GIVEN GO-AHEAD	1
June 2, 1955	FURNITURE STORE TRANSACTION TOLD	2
June 2, 1955	HOLM ROOFING CO. TO SELL LOCATION	13
June 2, 1955	MARINE BUSINESS SOLD TO ANACKER	10
June 2, 1955	PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION LIKE MARRIAGE; COOPERATION, UNDERSTANDING	1
June 2, 1955	NEVELE VON ROCHESTER, MELVIN D LONCTOT	13
June 2, 1955	FREE X-RAY UNIT HERE JUNE 6-10	1
June 2, 1955	GIRL SCOUTS OF KIRKLAND, JUANITA AND ROSE HILL AREAS WIN AWARD	10
June 2, 1955	(PHONE) RATE INCREASES GIVEN WEST COAST FOR AREA SERVICE	1
June 2, 1955	CAROL HOLDEMAN, GEORGE WHITE	12
June 2, 1955	OLIVIA SLANZI, DAVE WHITLOW	12
June 9, 1955	JACOB VERSEPUT, TRUE CRAFTSMAN, HAS BEEN BINDING BOOKS 50 YEARS	6
June 9, 1955	OUR TOWN (WAGONER, THAINE)	10
June 9, 1955	CONSOLIDATION WOULD EFFECT SAVINGS IN INSURANCE AND UTILITIES	1
June 9, 1955	DIPLOMAS PRESENTED LAST NIGHT TO 167 LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SENIORS	2
June 9, 1955	EDUCATION CLASS IN AD PRODUCTION	11
June 9, 1955	GEORGE COMPTON RESIGNS FROM CITY COUNCIL POST	1
June 9, 1955	YOUNGSTERS WILL SWARM CITY BEACHES FRIDAY AS LIFEGUARDS BEGIN DUTY	7
June 9, 1955	BERNARD, WILLIAM H	6
June 9, 1955	RINGHEIM, ANDREW O	2
June 9, 1955	ROGNESS, IVAR	12
June 9, 1955	SUSKEY, DORA	14
June 9, 1955	MAYOR POMEROY DEFENDS SEATTLE ACTION ON SPAN	1
June 9, 1955	PAVING PROJECT HALTED UNTIL CITY FINISHES DRAIN LINES	1
June 16, 1955	THRIFTWAY - FOUR BIG ELEPHANTS HERE!	8
June 16, 1955	OUR TOWN (CONRAD, PHILIP)	10
June 16, 1955	TWO KIRKLAND MEN ON PRIVATE PLANE FLIGHT MISSING EN ROUTE FROM PA	1
June 16, 1955	$395 FOR HOSPITAL INCUBATOR RAISED THROUGH PATTY FUND	2
June 16, 1955	GRADUATION WAS A BIG DAY ... AND NIGHT ... PICTURES TELL STORY	11
June 16, 1955	PUBLIC IS INVITED TO STUDY TEXTBOOKS BEING SAMPLED FOR SCHOOL USE	10
June 16, 1955	EVELYN SANDOZ, MORRIS H JULSON	12
June 16, 1955	INSURANCE PEOPLE OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR MAKING AREA BEAUTIFUL, SAFE	9
June 16, 1955	CITY'S NEW GRADER ADMIRED (PHOTO)	1
June 16, 1955	LIFEGUARD SAVES 15-YEAR OLD BOY FROM DROWNING	1
June 16, 1955	WHAT NEXT? THIEVES REMOVE BARBER CHAIR	1
June 16, 1955	MADISON, JULIUS V	1
June 16, 1955	CITY PARK NAMED; BOARD CHOOSES 'WAVERLY PARK'	1
June 16, 1955	CONTRACT IS LET FOR 2A BRIDGES	7
June 16, 1955	LAKE BOULEVARD RESIDENTS OBJECTING TO PARKING PLANNED AT MARINE C	1
June 16, 1955	PATRICIA JEAN BURKHEIMER, JAMES RUSSELL FAY	12
June 23, 1955	MR AND MRS A C DILL HONORED AT GOLDEN WEDDING RECEPTION	12
June 23, 1955	OUR TOWN (SARVER, ROBERT NOEL)	10
June 23, 1955	DIRECTORS CHOOSE 'NORKIRK' SCHOOL	12
June 23, 1955	FINISHING TOUCHES PUT ON LAKEVIEW SCHOOL AFTER DELAY BY WET GROUND	6
June 23, 1955	KIRKLAND FURNITURE LAUNCHES A SEARCH FOR OLDEST RANGE ...	6
June 23, 1955	SEARCH FOR TWO KIRKLAND MEN LOST ON PASCO-BELLEVUE FLIGHT HALTED	1
June 23, 1955	CAMP FOR YOUTHS ON TAYLOR RIVER LEASED BY POLICE	1
June 23, 1955	BIG AERIAL MAP OF KIRKLAND DISPLAYED IN BANK WINDOW	9
June 23, 1955	HEARINGS ON CONSOLIDATION AND L.I.D. MONDAY NIGHT	1
June 23, 1955	NAILING DOWN DRAWBACKS AGAINST CONSOLIDATION NO SIMPLE PROJECT	10
June 23, 1955	EVEREST RESIGNS AS CHAIRMAN OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE	9
June 23, 1955	SCHOOL DISTRICT BUYS TWO BUSES TOTALING $21,589	7
June 23, 1955	BIG FIGHT CARD OPENS EAGLE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL TONIGHT	1
June 23, 1955	PUBLIC SESSIONS WILL DRAW MANY TO TOWN HALLS	1
June 23, 1955	WOODCREST'S NEW WEAVING MACHINE ANOTHER GOOD EXAMPLE OF AUTOMATION	6
June 23, 1955	INTEREST HIGH IN COUNTY-RED CROSS SWIMMING CLASSES (PHOTOS)	7
June 23, 1955	BREY, DELOS R	14
June 23, 1955	HOGREF, MARIE	14
June 23, 1955	STEVENS, PERTHENIA (TINA)	14
June 23, 1955	PASTOR IS NAMED FOR HOLY FAMILY (CONGER, REV DONALD)	1
June 23, 1955	MAP SHOWS AREAS COVERED BY PROPOSED STREET IMPROVEMENT	2
June 23, 1955	WHEN PAVEMENT EXPLODED (PHOTO)	13
June 23, 1955	CITY'S GARBAGE CONTRACT REVISITED	8
June 23, 1955	WHEN PAVEMENT EXPLODED (PHOTO)	13
June 23, 1955	EMMA HUNT, HENRY PEEK	12
June 23, 1955	MARILYN J KIRTLEY, ROBERT T WOODSON	12
June 30, 1955	EMMETT JEWELLS SURPRISED AT PARTY ON THEIR 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	10
June 30, 1955	MR-MRS JOHN HANCOCK OF ROSE HILL TO CELEBRATE 50 YEARS OF MARRIAGE	12
June 30, 1955	BELLEVUE OFFICER SAVES DAY AS STORK WINS HOSPITAL RACE	1
June 30, 1955	THE SAD SIDE TO KIRKLAND'S FIRE	10
June 30, 1955	VANDALISM NOT CAUSE OF BLAZE (PHOTOS)	1
June 30, 1955	HOUGHTON VOTERS AIR CONSOLIDATION	1
June 30, 1955	GLORIA RUTH OLDFIELD, ERNAN YOUNG SMITH	12
June 30, 1955	FREE MOVIES SET FOR JULY FOURTH	10
June 30, 1955	ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND PARADE SCORES TREMENDOUS SUCCESS	6
June 30, 1955	HOUGHTON VOTERS AIR CONSOLIDATION	1
June 30, 1955	BELLEVUE OFFICER SAVES DAY AS STORK WINS HOSPITAL RACE	1
June 30, 1955	PERFORMANCE OF KIRKLAND GUARD UNIT WINS PRAISE FROM GENERAL DEAN	9
June 30, 1955	ELSON, WELLS	2
June 30, 1955	ONA, HANS	2
June 30, 1955	SPAULDING, LAWRENCE A	2
June 30, 1955	HUGH BELL NEW PRESIDENT OF KIRKLAND-BELLEVUE ROTARY	9
June 30, 1955	KIRKLAND TROOP AMONG FIRST TO CAMP OUT WITH TENT-EQUIPPED TRAILER	7
June 30, 1955	PLAY-BY-PLAY ACCOUNT OF CITY STREET L.I.D. HEARING	1
June 30, 1955	PUBLIC PROTESTS HEARD AT L.I.D. HEARING MONDAY	1
June 30, 1955	TO OPEN BIDS ON 2A UNDERCROSSING	1
June 30, 1955	JOYCE MARLENE TAYLOR, WILLIAM JOSEPH PRICE	12
June 30, 1955	SHARON DIANNE FAGERBERG, LLOYD HARLAND HULL	12
July 7, 1955	GEORGE NICKLAUS NOW IN NOVITIATE	1
July 7, 1955	OUR TOWN (ABBETT, LEWIS EDGAR)	2
July 7, 1955	TWINS COME IN PAIRS AT KIRKLAND HOSPITAL	1
July 7, 1955	FOR SOME, FIRE A BRIEF INTERLUDE	1
July 7, 1955	OFFICIALS STILL SEEKING CAUSE OF RECENT FIRE	1
July 7, 1955	CHARLES JOHNSON GIVEN UGN POST	1
July 7, 1955	'DENSITY CONTROL' NEAR AT HAND	5
July 7, 1955	HOW WE COMING WITH OUR SIGNS?	5
July 7, 1955	VOTERS WILL TACKLE CONSOLIDATION ISSUE TUESDAY	1
July 7, 1955	COMMISSION OK'S TEXTS FOR SCHOOL	1
July 7, 1955	BEGONIA SHOW SCHEDULED FOR CIVIC CENTER JULY 16-17	6
July 7, 1955	WATER CARNIVAL QUEEN FINALISTS AWAIT CORONATION DAY	1
July 7, 1955	1911 AGRICULTURE CLASS (PHOTOS)	5
July 7, 1955	RECKLESS ROBIN HOODS THWARTED	1
July 7, 1955	GEORGE NICKLAUS NOW IN NOVITIATE	1
July 7, 1955	NEW HOLY FAMILY PASTOR INSTALLED (CONGER, REV DONALD)	6
July 7, 1955	HIGHWAY UNDERPASS CONTRACT LET	1
July 7, 1955	...EAST SIDERS WISH WEATHER WASN'T WINDY AND WET	9
July 7, 1955	CAROLYN LIDDELL, REV CHARLES A FORBES	1
July 7, 1955	MARGARET ELEANOR WUBBENA, RICHARD CARL SPANGLER	10
July 7, 1955	MARY HALLOWELL, HAROLD LYNN UNDERWOOD	10
July 14, 1955	MRS RAE WILLIAMS 'MOTHERED' COURSE IN RETAILING COPIED BY 44 STAT	12
July 14, 1955	BARNS GO, HOUSES ARE MOVED AS 2-A HIGHWAY WORK PUSHES THROUGH ARE	9
July 14, 1955	PIANO SHOP OWNERS OPENING NEW STORE	5
July 14, 1955	CONSOLIDATION LOSES	1
July 14, 1955	SUSAN SHEPARD PEGG, DONALD A SAUNDERS	12
July 14, 1955	EAST SIDE BEGONIA SHOW AT CIVIC CENTER THIS WEEKEND	1
July 14, 1955	CONSOLIDATION LOSES,	1
July 14, 1955	PILON, MARY JANE	9
July 14, 1955	KIRKLAND JR. POLICE RECREATION AREA NEAR COMPLETION, AWAITS CAMPERS	5
July 14, 1955	ACTION ON BRIDGE URGED BY GROUP IN EASTERN WASHINGTON	1
July 14, 1955	IMMEDIATE ACTION IS ASKED IN LOCATING WEST APPROACH OF 2ND BRIDGE	2
July 14, 1955	ONLY 35% PROTEST L.I.D.; COUNCILMEN OKEY STREET WORK	1
July 14, 1955	REVIVE OLD PLAN FOR APPROACH ON 2ND LAKE BRIDGE	1
July 14, 1955	SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY (PHOTO)	7
July 14, 1955	KIRKLAND TO BECOME PUGET'S "NERVE CENTER"	1
July 21, 1955	BOARD TO REQUEST MORE ON ALARMS	1
July 21, 1955	GOING UP - EXPANSION - CLEARING THE WAY (3 PHOTOS OF KIRKLAND JHS)	9
July 21, 1955	COUNCIL IS ASKED TO RESCIND LAW ON HOUSE MOVING	1
July 21, 1955	COUNCIL IS ASKED TO RESCIND LAW ON HOUSE MOVING	1
July 21, 1955	KIDS CAN WIN CASH AWARDS IN CARNIVAL PARADE	12
July 21, 1955	COUNCIL IS ASKED TO RESCIND LAW ON HOUSE MOVING	1
July 21, 1955	PARKING METER REVENUE UP 10%	1
July 21, 1955	65-YEAR-OLD LETTER GIVES GLIMPSES OF NORTHWEST	9
July 21, 1955	COUNCIL IS ASKED TO RESCIND LAW ON HOUSE MOVING	1
July 21, 1955	DOOR-TO-DOOR SALESWOMAN JAILED AFTER EMPLOYER REFUSES TO PAY	2
July 21, 1955	SHANE, BRADLEY ROY	6
July 21, 1955	STATE BABE RUTH LEAGUE BASEBALL TOURNEY OPENS HERE TOMORROW NIGHT	1
July 21, 1955	GATEWAY'S 'BIG BERTHA' MAKES DEBUT (PHOTO)	2
July 21, 1955	ROSE HILL READERS ANTICIPATE COUNTY BOOKMOBILE VISIT EVERY 3 WEEK	10
July 21, 1955	CITY STREET WORK (PHOTO)	1
July 21, 1955	IRMA ISABEL DANIELS, RICHARD BYRON HALL	12
July 21, 1955	SHIRLEY ADAMS, ALLEN ARMSTRONG	11
July 28, 1955	SUPERIOR SERVICE AND SALES, INC - GRAND OPENING	7
July 28, 1955	BANK RESOURCES NEARLY $1,500,000	1
July 28, 1955	MEDINA, HUNT'S POINT OKEY INCORPORATION	2
July 28, 1955	YES, THAT FELLOW DOING THE CHORES IS NONE OTHER THAN GRAMPS FISHER	9
July 28, 1955	TRIO WILL OPEN TV, FURNITURE BUSINESS MONDAY	8
July 28, 1955	C OF C PLANS FOR AGGRESSIVE PROGRAM IN 1956	1
July 28, 1955	KATHERINE ELAINE SHERWOOD, CARL WILLIAM LARSON	12
July 28, 1955	KIWANIS WATER CARNIVAL TO OFFER FUN FOR EVERYONE	1
July 28, 1955	ROSELL (BILL) NOMINATED TO FILL CITY COUNCIL VACANCY	1
July 28, 1955	PETITION PASSED; SPEEDWAY POSTED	2
July 28, 1955	BAIER, MICHAEL	1
July 28, 1955	WEED, GEORGE	14
July 28, 1955	MINIATURE SUN VALLEY DEVELOPING ALONG HIGHWAY	5
July 28, 1955	CAVE-INS, WATER HINDER 'BIG HOLE'	2
July 28, 1955	OLD 2-A ROUTE THROUGH CITY WILL BE ABANDONED BY STATE	1
July 28, 1955	RAIN, SOIL HAMPER 2-A HIGHWAY WORK (PHOTOS)	2
July 28, 1955	TORN-UP STREETS POSE PROBLEM	10
July 28, 1955	POWER COMPANY'S MOVE AIDS COMMUNITY	10
July 28, 1955	BEATRICE H GERLACH, ROBERT W CAMPBELL	12
July 28, 1955	CAROL ANN GARRETT, WILLIAM F PUMPHREY	12
July 28, 1955	DONNA DOAN, DEAN KISSINGER	12
July 28, 1955	MALOU HUMBERT, LT DARRELL WARD	12
August 4, 1955	RAISING A HEALTHY FLOCK OF FRYERS MEANS 24-HR JOB FOR JUAN JOHNSON	8
August 4, 1955	SOME RESIDENTS WILL BUY HOMES IN PROJECTS A-B	2
August 4, 1955	SEARS REMODELED STORE IS MODEL FOR ENTIRE AREA	7
August 4, 1955	KIRKLANDITES USE UGN AGENCIES	10
August 4, 1955	WATER CARNIVAL OPENS TOMORROW	1
August 4, 1955	ROSELL NOMINATION TO COUNCIL OK'D; VAUX DRILLS COUNCIL FOR OIL	6
August 4, 1955	INSTALLATION OF OWN WATER SYSTEM BEING PLANNED BY HOUGHTON COUNCIL	1
August 4, 1955	JUANITA WATER DISTRICT ENGINEERS TO PRESENT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN	8
August 4, 1955	POLICE SEARCHING FOR WIRE THIEF	1
August 4, 1955	CURTISS, GLENN	10
August 4, 1955	JUPE PLUVIUS HAS BEEN HARD ON RESORTS	10
August 4, 1955	BRIDGE GROUP, LANGLIE MEET	1
August 4, 1955	CITY DOING WORK TO PROTECT STATE PAVING PROJECT	2
August 4, 1955	LOOK OUT BELOW! (PHOTO OF 'BIG HOLE' IN STREET)	7
August 4, 1955	INSTALLATION OF OWN WATER SYSTEM BEING PLANNED BY HOUGHTON COUNCIL	1
August 4, 1955	JUANITA WATER DISTRICT ENGINEERS TO PRESENT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN	8
August 4, 1955	JOANNE HABERZETLE, DONALD VAN DYKE	12
August 4, 1955	LOUISE MURTAGH, DR KENNETH DREWELOW	12
August 11, 1955	OUR TOWN (KRYGER, JAMES JOSEPH)	10
August 11, 1955	SITES CONSIDERED FOR SCHOOL USE	1
August 11, 1955	LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS TO BE STARTED SEPT 15	1
August 11, 1955	LAST PUBLIC HOUSING UNITS TO GO; FINAL SALE CLOSES BY SEPTEMBER 9	8
August 11, 1955	ELECTRIC FIRM OPENED IN CITY BY CHUCK FOWLER	2
August 11, 1955	UGN GOAL $12,849 SET FOR KIRKLAND SAYS MRS VAUX	1
August 11, 1955	CONSOLIDATION IS STILL BIG ISSUE	2
August 11, 1955	LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS TO OPEN DOORS TO SOME 4600 STUDENTS SEP 7	6
August 11, 1955	PHOTOS OF WATER CARNIVAL	7
August 11, 1955	MAYOR'S SALARY DUE FOR PUBLIC AIRING	10
August 11, 1955	END TO BREATH-TAKING INTERSECTION INCIDENTS SOUGHT BY JUANITA	9
August 11, 1955	JUANITA BEACH SURVEY SLATED	10
August 11, 1955	BOUCHARD, MRS ERNEST	10
August 11, 1955	GREEN, BERTHA M	2
August 11, 1955	SMYSER, SHIRLEY ANN	1
August 11, 1955	TIMMONS, JOSEPH WILLIAM	5
August 11, 1955	LITTLE LEAGUERS PLAY IN COAST CHAMPIONSHIP TODAY	1
August 11, 1955	END TO BREATH-TAKING INTERSECTION INCIDENTS SOUGHT BY JUANITA	9
August 11, 1955	GOVERNOR LANGLIE SUGGESTS TEST COURT CASE ON BRIDGE	1
August 18, 1955	MR AND MRS RALPH T BROWN INVITE FRIENDS TO 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	13
August 18, 1955	DWELLING SALE, MOVING CONTINUES (PHOTO)	6
August 18, 1955	UGN ADVANCE DRIVE OPENS	1
August 18, 1955	SCHOOLS OPENING SEPT 7	1
August 18, 1955	DIANNA M BOWES, WILLIAM L BLAKE	12
August 18, 1955	STAN BORESON SHOW COMING HERE SEPT 9	1
August 18, 1955	PEOPLE CONSIDER MAYOR'S SALARY	1
August 18, 1955	LABOR UNION HITS UNAUTHORIZED LOCAL SOLICITATION	1
August 18, 1955	DOCKA, PETRINA	9
August 18, 1955	DRESEN, LEONARD PETER	9
August 18, 1955	HULL, MARY A	1
August 18, 1955	OLSON, PAUL	9
August 18, 1955	RANDALL, PEARL	9
August 18, 1955	REV G P HELLIWELL ASSUMING DUTIES AS CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER	12
August 18, 1955	KIRKLAND, WITH POPULATION OF 5,5750 RANKS 32ND IN STATE CENSUS	7
August 18, 1955	COUNCIL AWARDS SEWER OUTFALL JOB TO MCRAY	1
August 18, 1955	KIRKLAND UTILITY TAX PROPOSED FOR RAISING $15,000	1
August 25, 1955	THRIFTWAY (DAVY CROCKETT IN PERSON!)	8
August 25, 1955	ELLEN THURSTON GETS THE JOB DONE	10
August 25, 1955	SUMMER BROUGHT NO ESCAPE FROM BOOKS FOR DUANE (THORSON)	9
August 25, 1955	GROUND BROKEN FOR $175,000 MEDICAL CENTER	1
August 25, 1955	TEEN CANTEEN FUNDS ARE ASSURED	5
August 25, 1955	$14,999 IN OPTIONS ADDED TO LOCAL JUNIOR HIGH JOB	2
August 25, 1955	PLENTY OF LIGHT (PHOTO OF LAKEVIEW GRADE SCHOOL CLASSROOM)	7
August 25, 1955	KIRKLAND'S PROPOSED UTILITY TAX WILL BE DISCUSSED BY COMPANIES	1
August 25, 1955	SOME OF THE NEW INSTRUCTORS WHO WILL TEACH IN LOCAL SYSTEM THIS Y	6
August 25, 1955	RIDES ON FIRE TRUCKS, RACES ARE HIGHLIGHTS OF HOUGHTON LIBRARY RE	14
August 25, 1955	THREE-MAN HOUGHTON WATER COMMISSION TO GATHER FACTS ON PROPOSED SYSTEM	5
August 25, 1955	HOUGHTON POLICE CONNECTED BY RADIO TO COUNTY NETWORK	2
August 25, 1955	TWO BOYS STEAL CAR, SMASH UP TROPHIES	1
August 25, 1955	CITY'S FIRST NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYGROUND TO BE SEEDED	9
August 25, 1955	KIRKLAND POLICE CAMP LOCATED IN HEART OF CASCADES	5
August 25, 1955	CALLS FOR BIDS ON SECOND LAKE BRIDGE EXPECTED JANUARY FIRST	1
August 25, 1955	THREE-MAN HOUGHTON WATER COMMISSION TO GATHER FACTS ON PROPOSED SYSTEM	5
August 25, 1955	ELIZABETH NJOS, RONALD TURNER	12
September 1, 1955	ROY'S CAFE - REOPENING	2
September 1, 1955	LAKE WASHINGTON FUTURE FARMERS WIN LAURELS AT KING COUNTY FAIR	6
September 1, 1955	PRICE (ANDREW) ELECTED ASS'T VICE PRESIDENT OF N. B. OF C.	9
September 1, 1955	AT THE WICKENCAMPS' THERE'S BURROS AND 6-TOED CATS	2
September 1, 1955	TEEN CANTEEN OPENING SET	9
September 1, 1955	HOLY FAMILY CHURCH OPENS FUND DRIVE TONIGHT. DR EMMET MCKILLOP IS	1
September 1, 1955	FOOTBALLERS HERE ALL TO WEAR FACE MASKS THIS SEASON	5
September 1, 1955	NEARLY 4,500 PUPILS EXPECTED TO REPORT SEPT 7	1
September 1, 1955	KIRKLAND LADIES VIOLIN PLAYERS IN SEATTLE SYMPHONY	10
September 1, 1955	'ABNORMAL COSTS' LISTED BY LELAND	1
September 1, 1955	CITY TO COMPLETE DRAINAGE WORK; TO LET CONTRACT	1
September 1, 1955	MANY RESIDENTS POLLED BELIEVE MAYOR SHOULD RECEIVE SALARY	7
September 1, 1955	PAY INCREASES FOR DEPARTMENT HEADS TO BE ASKED IN '56	1
September 1, 1955	CITY DELINQUENCY RECORD ONE OF THE BEST	1
September 1, 1955	AMUNDSON, ELOUISE	4
September 1, 1955	FORTESCUE, FREDERICK ERNEST	1
September 1, 1955	KILLGREEN, WILLIAM S	1
September 1, 1955	MCEACHERN, HANNAH	1
September 1, 1955	JUANITA GIRL SCOUTS LEAD RUGGED LIFE IN WOLDS OF IDAHO'S LAKE PEN	7
September 1, 1955	GSA, P.O. DEPT SUGGEST NEW $260,000 KIRKLAND POST OFFICE	1
September 1, 1955	FOOTBALLERS HERE ALL TO WEAR FACE MASKS THIS SEASON	5
September 1, 1955	CLEARLY MARKED SIGNS WOULD HELP	2
September 1, 1955	EASTVOLD'S OFFICE OPPOSES BRIDGE CONNECTION VIA PROPOSED FREEWAY	9
September 1, 1955	PERSON LOSING LOWER PLATE DOWN DRAIN CAN CLAIM SAME	1
September 1, 1955	PHONE SERVICE REQUESTS HEAVY	11
September 1, 1955	TWO DIVERGENT OPINIONS EXPRESSED ON PROPOSED PRIVATE UTILITY TAX	1
September 1, 1955	MARTHA ENG, HAROLD HUTCHINS	10
September 8, 1955	JIM BUTTERA'S PEACHES WIN BLUE RIBBON HONORS AT FAIR	1
September 8, 1955	NINE LOCAL HOMES ENTERED IN "PARADE OF HOMES"	7
September 8, 1955	3,704 STUDENTS RETURN TO SCHOOL	1
September 8, 1955	LAKE WASHINGTON ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES TO OFFER 7 NEW COURSES	9
September 8, 1955	NEW TEACHERS (PHOTO)	11
September 8, 1955	SEABLOOM (WALTER) NAMED VICE PRINCIPAL	1
September 8, 1955	AWARD BIDS FOR $236,161 ON CITY PAVING-DRAIN JOB	1
September 8, 1955	MAYOR PROPOSES $462,735 BUDGET, AN INCREASE OF $42,450 FOR 1956	1
September 8, 1955	ANYBODY YOU KNOW? (PHOTO OF 1912 STUDENTS AND TEACHERS AT KHS)	12
September 8, 1955	CITY WARRANT DEBT TOTALS $58,511.51	11
September 8, 1955	DOGS ARE EMPOUNDED ON SCHOOL GROUNDS	4
September 8, 1955	SPAULDING, JOHN W	9
September 8, 1955	TAYLOR, AMANDA ELIZABETH	1
September 8, 1955	IMPOSITION OF UTILITIES TAX WILL TURN "WELCOME MAT UPSIDE-DOWN"	1
September 8, 1955	BAN SPRINKLING IN JUANITA AREA DUE TO DRYNESS	1
September 8, 1955	JOAN JACOBSEN, HUGH MANN	10
September 15, 1955	ROSE HILL COUPLE WED FOR 53 YEARS (LEWIS, MR AND MRS HENRY)	1
September 15, 1955	OUR TOWN (PHILLIPS, CARRIE)	2
September 15, 1955	BUILDING ORDINANCE APPROVED IN HOUGHTON TO CONTROL REMODELING OF	6
September 15, 1955	BUSINESS FIRMS TO BE CONTACTED IN UGN CAMPAIGN	1
September 15, 1955	HOLY FAMILY GOAL REACHED IN DRIVE	1
September 15, 1955	FUTURE OF AREA DISCUSSED	9
September 15, 1955	LOCAL PLANNING NEEDS STUDIED BY COUNCIL	1
September 15, 1955	VOLUNTEER FIREMEN SOUGHT AT JUANITA FOR NEWEST STATION	1
September 15, 1955	LIFEGUARDS MAKE 16 RESCUES AT BEACHES DURING THE SUMMER	9
September 15, 1955	BUILDING ORDINANCE APPROVED IN HOUGHTON TO CONTROL REMODELING OF	6
September 15, 1955	HOUGHTON POLICE EXPAND FACILITIES	1
September 15, 1955	IRATE HOUGHTON RESIDENTS PROTESTS MARINA CHANGES, SEEK TO PROTECT	1
September 15, 1955	MODERN EAST SIDE MARINA AT HOUGHTON (PHOTO)	12
September 15, 1955	TWO NEW PLATS GIVEN APPROVAL INSIDE HOUGHTON	5
September 15, 1955	VOLUNTEER FIREMEN SOUGHT AT JUANITA FOR NEWEST STATION	1
September 15, 1955	MODERN EAST SIDE MARINA AT HOUGHTON (PHOTO)	12
September 15, 1955	LIFEGUARDS MAKE 16 RESCUES AT BEACHES DURING THE SUMMER	9
September 15, 1955	FIELDS, ISABELL	6
September 15, 1955	OLIVER, EDNA E	6
September 15, 1955	WOODS, CHARLES E	1
September 15, 1955	JUANITA TRAFFIC LIGHT WOULD HELP	2
September 15, 1955	PRIVATE FIRM SUPPLYING WATER FOR NEW EAST SIDE HOME DEVELOPMENTS	9
September 15, 1955	KATHERINE SHERWOOD, CARL LARSON	10
September 15, 1955	MARY ANN MILLARD, GARY HUTCHINSON	10
September 22, 1955	SO THAT NONE SHALL BE IN THE DARK (RIGHT-TO-KNOW)	10
September 22, 1955	READIN', RITIN' AND 'RITHMETIC IS A PLEASURE FOR ALL AT NEW LAKEVIEW	9
September 22, 1955	FIRE COMMISSION ASKS FOR CONTROL LIGHT AT JUANITA	6
September 22, 1955	NEW FIREFIGHTERS MEET IN JUANITA	7
September 22, 1955	ASSESSED VALUATION OF KIRKLAND HIKED; CITY WALLET FATTER	1
September 22, 1955	CITY DADS REQUEST ACTION ON ANTIQUE WAVERLY WAY HOUSE	1
September 22, 1955	ITEMIZED HOUGHTON CITY BUDGET	2
September 22, 1955	FREEMAN, MILLER	1
September 22, 1955	COST OF WATER SERVICE OUTLINED	1
September 22, 1955	PROPOSED CITY UTILITY TAX VETOED BY BUSINESS GROUP	1
September 29, 1955	OUR TOWN (KEAN, GRACE AND HARRY)	10
September 29, 1955	PERSONALITY SKETCH OF DUDLEY "FARMER" BROWN	13
September 29, 1955	TERRY PHILLIPS PULLS FOR YANKS; NO WONDER! SHE'S KIN OF BAUER'S	1
September 29, 1955	PROGRESS STEADY ON NORKIRK SCHOOL (PHOTO)	2
September 29, 1955	TYRANNY'S TARGET (FREE PRESS)	10
September 29, 1955	MODERN SHOPPING CENTER IN CITY LIMITS FORESEEN AS C OF C-CITY COM	1
September 29, 1955	LINNIE MAE STINSON, WEBSTER BYRD	12
September 29, 1955	MAYOR'S SALARY SLASH PROPOSED FOR 1956 BUDGET	1
September 29, 1955	FORTE, CATHERINE	1
September 29, 1955	RUMORS KIRKLAND PLANS WATER CUT FAR FROM TRUTH	1
September 29, 1955	CHARLOTTE GARDNER, FRED FLEMING	12
September 29, 1955	EDITH HARTELIUS, RAYMOND, BROWDER	12
October 6, 1955	MISS BROOKS' COSTUME FOR DANCE WAS SENSATIONAL OUTFIT; NEWS OF THE DAY	9
October 6, 1955	SCHOOL DISTRICT ORDERS PORTABLE CLASSROOM PLANS	1
October 6, 1955	NAME NEW MANAGER AT PANTORIUM PLANT	7
October 6, 1955	HS ENROLLMENT SETS NEW MARK	9
October 6, 1955	NEW TEACHERS OF LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT WELCOMED TO COMMUNITY	12
October 6, 1955	RESERVES CREATED IN SCHOOL BUDGET OF $2,565,777.48	5
October 6, 1955	COUNCIL VOTES TO LEAVE MAYOR'S SALARY AT $6000	1
October 6, 1955	HOUGHTON TO PAY MAYOR $600 IN '56 UNDER NEW BUDGET OF $46284	1
October 6, 1955	ADDED SOURCE OF WATER IS URGED	8
October 6, 1955	COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS PURCHASE OF JUANITA BEACH SITE	1
October 6, 1955	FUND DRIVE FOR NEW LIBRARY TO BE STARTED NEXT MONTH	1
October 6, 1955	GAIN, FANNIE H	1
October 6, 1955	NORDSTROM, O E "BLONDIE"	1
October 6, 1955	PICTURE STORY DESCRIBES STEPS FOLLOWED IN PRODUCING EACH NEWSPAPER	7
October 6, 1955	COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS PURCHASE OF JUANITA BEACH SITE	1
October 6, 1955	AREA DELEGATES OF 26 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES IN CONCLAVE HERE	8
October 6, 1955	SIX MILES WATER MAINS PROPOSED	5
October 6, 1955	TELEPHONE COMPANY INSTITUTES NEW POLICY FOR BILLING ITS SUBSCRIBER	10
October 6, 1955	FLORENCE JOHANSON, JOHN BERG	13
October 13, 1955	OUR TOWN (NEIGHBOR, EMERSON R)	10
October 13, 1955	NW BIBLE COLLEGE SEEKING LOCATION IN STEWART HEIGHTS	1
October 13, 1955	ALASKANS REOPENING CENTRAL WAY BAKERY	9
October 13, 1955	CHAMBER SEEKING MEMBERS FOR '56	1
October 13, 1955	HOUGHTON HALTS REZONING EFFORT OF TWO FIRMS	1
October 13, 1955	PRE-SCHOOL GROUP PLANNED IN HOUGHTON	1
October 13, 1955	STEWART SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED BEGINNING ITS FIFTH YEAR	13
October 13, 1955	KIWANIS PLAN 3RD ANNUAL HALLOWE'EN PARTY FOR KIDS	1
October 13, 1955	HOUGHTON HALTS REZONING EFFORT OF TWO FIRMS	1
October 13, 1955	PRE-SCHOOL GROUP PLANNED IN HOUGHTON	1
October 13, 1955	BEEMAN, ELIZABETH	1
October 13, 1955	COUNTY APPROVES FUNDS FOR PARKS	1
October 13, 1955	STATE HIGHWAY 2-A TO BE MADE LIMITED ACCESS BY-PASS TO US 99	1
October 13, 1955	TRAFFIC SOLUTION SOUGHT IN JUANITA	9
October 20, 1955	EX-AMARILLO HOME ECONOMIST NOW AT MEAT COUNTER (ALTMAN, JESS)	2
October 20, 1955	70000 PERSONS USE CIVIC CENTER FACILITIES IN YEAR, PELTON STATES	9
October 20, 1955	MARSH'S SHOE REPAIR, WIPED OUT NY BLAZE, WILL REOPEN THIS WEEK	6
October 20, 1955	STENSLAND BAKERY TO OPEN ON FRIDAY	8
October 20, 1955	KAY JOYCE FLETCHER, TORVOLD TRONSEN JR	13
October 20, 1955	SEWER SERVICE SOUGHT BY TOWN	9
October 20, 1955	BEACH PURCHASE URGED BY CLUBS	1
October 20, 1955	DR RONALD DAVIS OPENING OFFICES IN ARCADE BUILDING	2
October 20, 1955	NEARBY GUIDED MISSILE INSTALLATION UNVEILED	1
October 20, 1955	HJERTOOS, KATHRYN	8
October 20, 1955	BEACH PURCHASE URGED BY CLUBS	1
October 20, 1955	MERCHANTS TO MARK STREET COMPLETION	1
October 20, 1955	STREETS CLOSED - MERCHANTS MOAN - BETTER DAYS AHEAD (PHOTOS)	5
October 20, 1955	BETTER SERVICE SEEN FOR WATER HOOKUP WORK	1
October 20, 1955	RESIDENTS OBJECT TO IRREGULAR GARBAGE SERVICE	1
October 20, 1955	SEWER SERVICE SOUGHT BY TOWN	9
October 20, 1955	BEVERLY OLSON, VERNON LOCKMON	12
October 20, 1955	JEAN WEIMERT, PAUL GEILE	12
October 27, 1955	THIRTY FIFTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED BY MR AND MRS CROW	12
October 27, 1955	OUR TOWN (SIEVERS, ARNOLD)	10
October 27, 1955	STUFFED KOALAS BROUGHT BACK FROM MELBOURNE BY MODEL CAROL PRICE	12
October 27, 1955	LAKEVIEW SCHOOL TO BE DEDICATED WEDNESDAY NIGHT	1
October 27, 1955	NORKIRK SCHOOL READY BY JAN 15 SAYS ARCHITECT	1
October 27, 1955	SUPPORT OF COLLEGE SITE ASKED HERE	1
October 27, 1955	ENTHUSIASM HIGH FOR BARGAIN DAYS HERE NOV 4 AND 5	1
October 27, 1955	JUANITA CREST PLAY SCHOOL IN OPERATION	11
October 27, 1955	ORDER PLANS FOR PORTABLES TO AID REDMOND SCHOOL	1
October 27, 1955	STAN BORESON HEADLINER FOR ROSE HILL CARNIVAL	9
October 27, 1955	WUNDA WUNDA, TV STAR, IS FEATURE ATTRACTION AT JUANITA PTA CARNIVAL	13
October 27, 1955	FIRE TRUCK GETS NEEDED WASH JOB (PHOTO)	8
October 27, 1955	ANOTHER OLD TIMER (OLD PHOTO OF STORE INTERIOR AT DOCK)	10
October 27, 1955	KIRKLAND CHRISTMAS PLANS UNDER SUPERVISION OF JC'S	1
October 27, 1955	KIWANIS PLANS COMPLETE; GAY HALLOWE'EN IN SIGHT	1
October 27, 1955	PYYKKO, CHARLES	1
October 27, 1955	STORM, OSCAR EMIL	1
October 27, 1955	WERNER, AUDRA	1
October 27, 1955	STAN BORESON HEADLINER FOR ROSE HILL CARNIVAL	9
November 3, 1955	REV AND MRS ERNEST NORTH OBSERVE 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	16
November 3, 1955	WEBSTER JEWETTS CELEBRATING THEIR 50TH YEAR OF MARRIAGE NOV 4	1
November 3, 1955	SCHOOL ARCHITECT WILL APPEAR ON SCIENTIFIC PANEL (DEITZ, ROBERT)	1
November 3, 1955	CONSULTANT ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS TO DISCUSS PORTABLES WITH BOARD	1
November 3, 1955	LOCAL OPINION FACTOR IN FINAL DISPOSAL OF STEWART HEIGHTS	1
November 3, 1955	DOLLAR GETS BIG STRETCH IN CITY STARTING FRIDAY	9
November 3, 1955	UNITED GOOD NEIGHBOR FUND HITS $13000; QUOTA FOR AREA EXCEEDED	1
November 3, 1955	COUNTY MEET SET ON CIVIL DEFENSE	1
November 3, 1955	GROUPS BACKING EDUCATION WEEK	15
November 3, 1955	MARY JEANETTE BURR, GORDON C GOOLD	16
November 3, 1955	PRIMROSE SHOW PLANS OUTLINED	1
November 3, 1955	CHIEF OF FIRE DISTRICT ISSUES DETAILED INFO REGARDING BRUSH BURN	14
November 3, 1955	BENEFITS OF EMPLOYING FULL-TIME MAYOR TO BE DISCUSSED BY LELAND	1
November 3, 1955	LAKE STREET IN 1926 (PHOTO)	15
November 3, 1955	CHRISTMAS TRAIL CONTEST SLATED	1
November 3, 1955	HALLOWE'EN PRANKS HELD TO MINIMUM BY KIWANIS PARTY	1
November 3, 1955	SANE, SAFE HALLOWE'EN (PHOTO)	1
November 3, 1955	CITY'S SHORELINE TO BENEFIT FROM STREETS PROJECT	1
November 3, 1955	BERNARD, ELIZABETH	5
November 3, 1955	GETTLE, ANNA C	1
November 3, 1955	AERIAL PHOTO SHOWS IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM	13
November 3, 1955	CITY'S SHORELINE TO BENEFIT FROM STREETS PROJECT	1
November 3, 1955	PHOTOS OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS	9
November 3, 1955	TELEPHONE CREWS MOVING 60 POLES	15
November 3, 1955	LEONA BECHTOL, LOUIS SVARZ	16
November 10, 1955	FANCY OF PASSERBY CAUGHT BY SHELDON HITCHINS' OIL PAINTINGS	2
November 10, 1955	NATURE CAPTURED IN E J SAWYER'S WOODLAND SKETCHES	7
November 10, 1955	SALE-A-BRATION HUGE SUCCESS IN CITY, CHAIRMAN REPORTS	2
November 10, 1955	100 PER CENT MEMBERSHIP INCREASE GOAL OF CHAMBER IN 1956 CAMPAIGN	1
November 10, 1955	LAND BOARD OFFERS KIRKLAND BUILDING SITES AT AUCTION	9
November 10, 1955	OPPORTUNITY TO RATE YOUR TOWN (SURVEY)	10
November 10, 1955	DEDICATE NEW LAKEVIEW SCHOOL	5
November 10, 1955	EQUIPMENT TOTALS $45134 IN FOUR SCHOOLS OF DISTRICT	1
November 10, 1955	SORWEIDE RESIGNS JOB WITH SCHOOLS	1
November 10, 1955	WINDOW DISPLAY FOR EDUCATION WEEK ARE RESULT OF DIRECT COORDINATION	2
November 10, 1955	DONALEE HUTTON, RICHARD G BOAS	13
November 10, 1955	EASTSIDE CONCERT IS HUGE SUCCESS	13
November 10, 1955	COUNCILMEN VOTE 4-3 AGAINST CUT IN MAYOR SALARY	1
November 10, 1955	LAKEFRONT PILING BIDS DUE DEC 19	1
November 10, 1955	DONAHUE, KENNETH	2
November 10, 1955	EIDE, RALPH O	2
November 10, 1955	GALEY, DAVID R	5
November 10, 1955	KING, GRACE	5
November 10, 1955	VANDERPOOL, WILLIAM	1
November 10, 1955	$80000 CONTRACT LET FOR NEW ROAD	5
November 10, 1955	KIRKLAND ACCESS TO NEW BRIDGE CAUSES CONCERN	1
November 10, 1955	NEW LINK WILL BE ADDED TO STATE HIGHWAY 2-A	1
November 10, 1955	BOOSTS IN WATER, SEWER, GARBAGE RATES APPROVED	1
November 10, 1955	TELEPHONE BOOKS DELIVERED TO 8145 SUBSCRIBERS IN AREA	9
November 10, 1955	BETTY ONA, LT RUSSELL N MCDOWELL	12
November 10, 1955	JANET SIPILA, GORDON SHOUDY	12
November 17, 1955	EAST SIDE PIONEERS, SYVERT JOSTENS, TO CELEBRATE 50TH YEAR OF MAR	12
November 17, 1955	ELDER LANDRYS FETED ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY	12
November 17, 1955	OUR TOWN (BERG, EDWARD J)	10
November 17, 1955	PATRICIA ANN SMITH WINS SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIA IN QUIZ CONTEST	13
November 17, 1955	BRIDLE TRAILS SEEKS ELECTION TO JOIN HOUGHTON	2
November 17, 1955	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE LAUNCHED TUESDAY	1
November 17, 1955	NEWEST, OLDEST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS BOOST 1956 DRIVE	6
November 17, 1955	BRIDLE TRAILS SEEKS ELECTION TO JOIN HOUGHTON	2
November 17, 1955	TOP SCHOOL OFFICIALS ON PANEL WILL CONSIDER EDUCATIONAL SERVICES	5
November 17, 1955	MERRILY HARDENBROOK, RONALD SCHWINN	12
November 17, 1955	COUNCILMEN APPROVE 1956 SALARY SCHEDULE FOR KIRKLAND EMPLOYEES	9
November 17, 1955	BIRDSEYE, MILLER NOTIFY HOUGHTON OF RESIGNATIONS	6
November 17, 1955	BRIDLE TRAILS SEEKS ELECTION TO JOIN HOUGHTON	2
November 17, 1955	HANNETT, CLAIRE	6
November 17, 1955	NEWTON, JOHN I	6
November 17, 1955	SCHMIDT, HENRY	6
November 17, 1955	LOCAL POSTMEN SET FINE RECORD	9
November 17, 1955	KANGS IN TURKEY BOWL!	1
November 17, 1955	BRIDGE APPROACH STUDY UNDERWAY BY LOCAL GROUPS	1
November 17, 1955	OREGON FIRM TO BUILD NEXT LINK ON NEW 2-A	1
November 17, 1955	MERCURY RISES; EVERYONE HAPPY	1
November 17, 1955	JOANNE BECHTEL, WILLIAM BLACK	12
November 24, 1955	CHARLES FERRELLS CELEBRATING 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	2
November 24, 1955	JOHN KUSKES 50TH WEDDING RECEPTION WILL BE FAMILY REUNION	8
November 24, 1955	CHAMBER COLLECTS $2690 IN DRIVE	1
November 24, 1955	BONNIE JEANINE SCOTT BLAIR, JAMES R LAWTON	2
November 24, 1955	10-ACRE TRACT FOR PARK IN STEWART HEIGHTS MAY BE SOUGHT BY HOUGHTON	1
November 24, 1955	ITEMS LOST DURING YEAR AVAILABLE AT CITY POLICE DEPT	1
November 24, 1955	EGAN, CATHERINE	1
November 24, 1955	10-ACRE TRACT FOR PARK IN STEWART HEIGHTS MAY BE SOUGHT BY HOUGHTON	1
November 24, 1955	$125000 IN BONDS SOLD BY KIRKLAND AT 2.71% INTEREST	1
December 1, 1955	OUR TOWN (SUGHROE, MAURY)	1
December 1, 1955	THERE WERE LOTS OF CANDLES ON MRS REYNOLD'S CAKE	1
December 1, 1955	$90000 PERMIT ISSUED FOR NEW APARTMENT UNITS	1
December 1, 1955	NEW ARCHITECT OFFICE OPENS	7
December 1, 1955	NEW SEPTIC TANK SERVICE OFFERED	1
December 1, 1955	80000TH VISITOR HONORED (TEEN CANTEEN)	5
December 1, 1955	SCHOOL PATROL'S BOYS, GIRLS OF MONTH SELECTED (PHOTOS)	8
December 1, 1955	NEW SUBDIVISION OPEN IN HOUGHTON	1
December 1, 1955	ELSIE GIBBS, WILLIAM K SNOW	12
December 1, 1955	PATRICIA MOE SKINNER, KENNETH ARTHUR NELSON	12
December 1, 1955	ALL RURAL ROUTES WILL DISCONTINUE HERE FEBRUARY 1	1
December 1, 1955	MEANS OF PROVIDING SPECIAL SERVICES FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN DISC	5
December 1, 1955	COMMUNITY YULE CELEBRATION OPENS WITH ANNUAL PARADE AT 1 PM SAT	6
December 1, 1955	TIME TO ENTER LIGHTING CONTEST	1
December 1, 1955	LOCAL SHOPLIFTER MUST LEAVE STATE	1
December 1, 1955	GARDNER, ORA L	6
December 1, 1955	GREGORY, MAITLAND	9
December 1, 1955	SEEK, DANIEL W	7
December 1, 1955	BIDS TO BE CALLED ON NEW BRIDGE NEXT MONTH (MAP)	9
December 1, 1955	OFFICIALS STATE CITY STREET JOB NEAR COMPLETION	1
December 1, 1955	ROADS GROUP CONCERNED OVER BRIDGE APPROACHES	1
December 8, 1955	ANNEXATION OF BRIDLE TRAILS BUMPS INTO SNAG	1
December 8, 1955	MEDICAL CENTER PRESIDENT ASKS DRAINAGE ACTION	1
December 8, 1955	ROSE HILL PROPERTY PURCHASED FOR NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOL	1
December 8, 1955	WHEADON FLORISTS OPENS STORE HERE	7
December 8, 1955	WHITTEY PURCHASES WESTERN AUTO STORE	7
December 8, 1955	OFF-STREET PARKING FOR MULTIPLE HOUSING UNITS URGED BY GARDNER	1
December 8, 1955	HOURS MAYOR WILL BE IN OFFICE ANNOUNCED	5
December 8, 1955	FREE XMAS MOVIE PARTY FOR YOUNGSTERS, BARGAIN DAYS THIS WEEKEND	1
December 8, 1955	PHOTOS OF XMAS PARADE, ETC	5
December 8, 1955	CARLSON, JOSEPHINE	8
December 8, 1955	CLAY, GROVER	8
December 8, 1955	CRAWFORD, FRANK	8
December 8, 1955	SACHS, ALICE	8
December 8, 1955	NEW REAL ESTATE OFFICE OPENING HERE	2
December 8, 1955	CC BRIDGE GROUP ASKS TBA FOR BETTER ACCESS OFF NEW SPAN	8
December 8, 1955	ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT SERVICE BEST FOR AREA, COMMITTEE AGREES	1
December 8, 1955	THOUSANDS IN DAMAGE REPORTED AS 68-MILE GALE HITS COMMUNITY	1
December 8, 1955	LINNEA STINSON, WEBSTER BYRD	8
December 15, 1955	OUR TOWN (PIERCE, WILBUR W)	10
December 15, 1955	TOWN TO ENFORCE BUILDING CODE	1
December 15, 1955	MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY DRIVE BRINGS $500, TWICE '54 TOTAL	10
December 15, 1955	NEW PRINCIPAL FOR ROSE HILL SCHOOL IS MAIN AGENDA ITEM FOR MONDAY	9
December 15, 1955	PATRICIA L CUSHING, DONALD O BROWN	12
December 15, 1955	SITE CHOSEN ON EAST SIDE FOR HOSPITAL	1
December 15, 1955	SKETCH OF NEW HOSPITAL	5
December 15, 1955	FAMED CHRISTMAS SHIP TO APPEAR HERE DECEMBER 21	8
December 15, 1955	THREE HOUGHTON POSITIONS OPEN	1
December 15, 1955	JUANITA WATER DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS START PLANS FOR PROGRAM OF E	9
December 15, 1955	CLAUSEN, HELEN E	2
December 15, 1955	SHEPARD, FRANK V	2
December 15, 1955	CANDIDATES FILE NEXT FRIDAY FOR MAYOR, COUNCIL	1
December 15, 1955	LELAND ANNOUNCES HE WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION	1
December 15, 1955	JUANITA WATER DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS START PLANS FOR PROGRAM OF E	9
December 15, 1955	BARBARA LARSON, GARY DAVENPORT	12
December 15, 1955	LYDIA EDES, RAY JEWELL	12
December 15, 1955	PEARL E ANDREWS, CHARLES A PURDOM	2
December 22, 1955	ANNEXATION VOTE TWO MONTHS OFF	13
December 22, 1955	COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION COLD ON SCHOOL SITES	8
December 22, 1955	AREA DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE TO AID COMMERCIAL EXPANSION	8
December 22, 1955	MARKET STREET MAY BE REZONED	1
December 22, 1955	BOARD APPROVES WIESEN'S REQUEST FOR TRANSFER TO ROSE HILL POST	1
December 22, 1955	THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS EXPRESSED BY HANDICAPPED	10
December 22, 1955	THERAPY CLASSES IN SPEECH HELP SCHOOL YOUNGSTERS	9
December 22, 1955	THIRD GRADE LARGEST OF ALL CLASSES IN SCHOOL DISTRICT	11
December 22, 1955	JUANITA FIRE COMMISSION - SCHOEN REPLACED BY RAY SCHMIDT	9
December 22, 1955	PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR NEW HOSPITAL	10
December 22, 1955	PUBLIC INVITED TO TOUR '55 YULE TRAIL	1
December 22, 1955	THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS EXPRESSED BY HANDICAPPED	10
December 22, 1955	JUANITANS TO DETERMINE IF THEY DESIRE WATER DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT	5
December 22, 1955	LAKE WASHINGTON TO BE LOWERED BETWEEN JAN 1 AND FEB 1 FOR BULKHEAD	14
December 22, 1955	BIDS SUBMITTED FOR WATERFRONT PILING PROJECT	1
December 22, 1955	NICHOLS, JOHN	2
December 22, 1955	WEED, EMMA	1
December 22, 1955	BAGGALEY, HAVLIK FILE FOR MAYOR, ATTACK CITY DEBT	1
December 22, 1955	BRIDGE APPEARS ASSURED ALONG ARBORETUM ROUTE	12
December 22, 1955	STREET PROJECT OVERAGES OF $20000 ARE REVEALED	1
December 22, 1955	DISCUSSION ON PROPOSED WATER DISTRICT DELAYED	2
December 29, 1955	JANET SANDALL, NED W NELSON	7
December 29, 1955	CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST WINNER (PHOTO)	8
December 29, 1955	NONE OF FERRY FLEET IN MOTHBALLS AT LWS IS LESCHI	9
December 29, 1955	GEORGE COMPTON LATEST TO FILE IN MAYORALTY CONTEST	1
December 29, 1955	NONE OF FERRY FLEET IN MOTHBALLS AT LWS IS LESCHI	9
December 29, 1955	CHAMBER DELAYS ACTION ON PROPOSAL URGING ACTION ON SAND POINT SIT	1
December 29, 1955	LYNN GREEN, KEN STORMANS	7
December 29, 1955	SUSAN PEGG, DONALD SAUNDERS	5
January 5, 1956	OVER 200 MUSIC PUPILS TO APPEAR IN MID-WINTER CONCERT	7
January 5, 1956	FIRST BABY OF 1956 (ARNESON, LAUREN JAN)	1
January 5, 1956	MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE UNDERWAY	2
January 5, 1956	SENATOR JOHN RYDER WILL EXPLAIN EFFECTS OF NEW SCHOOL FINANCING	7
January 5, 1956	WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENTS NOW UNDER ONE HEAD	2
January 5, 1956	HAWKINSON, ANDRENA	1
January 5, 1956	PEDERSON, HENRY	1
January 5, 1956	SHUMWAY, CARRIE HOLLAND	1
January 5, 1956	NUMBER OF MAYOR, COUNCIL CANDIDATES INDICATES HIGH INTEREST IN	2
January 5, 1956	TEN SEEK COUNCIL POSITIONS	1
January 5, 1956	THREE CANDIDATES SEEK MAYOR'S POSITIONS	1
January 5, 1956	ASPHALT CARPET LAID (PHOTOS OF STREET)	9
January 5, 1956	BRIDGE APPROACH TOWARD KIRKLAND GETS BUGGE'S AID	1
January 5, 1956	CONFERENCE SET FOR MONDAY ON STREET PROJECT OVERAGES	1
January 5, 1956	SAND POINT SPAN ADVOCATE SPEAKS HERE JANUARY 20	2
January 5, 1956	UPPED UTILITY RATE NOW IN EFFECT HERE	2
January 5, 1956	ARDYTHE BOUCHELLE, HOWARD GREEN	5
January 12, 1956	ONE OF JUANITA COMMUNITY'S TOP CITIZENS IS YOUNG VIC BRAUN, 85	2
January 12, 1956	OUR TOWN (NELSON, GLENN)	10
January 12, 1956	C OF C PROPOSES CIVIC 'FACE LIFT'	1
January 12, 1956	NEEDY FAMILIES HERE ARE HELPED	9
January 12, 1956	BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS REPORTED	4
January 12, 1956	COSTS STILL SOUGHT ON CITY CONTRACT OVERAGE CHARGES	1
January 12, 1956	ONE OF JUANITA COMMUNITY'S TOP CITIZENS IS YOUNG VIC BRAUN, 85	2
January 12, 1956	HOUGHTON ANNEXATION HEARING IS POSTPONED BY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS	5
January 12, 1956	HOUGHTON PASSES GARBAGE LAW	1
January 12, 1956	ONE OF JUANITA COMMUNITY'S TOP CITIZENS IS YOUNG VIC BRAUN, 85	2
January 12, 1956	WATER SOURCE NEED APPARENT IN JUANITA AREA	6
January 12, 1956	HOUGHTON'S LIBRARY GETS FRESH PAINT, INTERESTING BOOKS	6
January 12, 1956	MILLER, VELMA	5
January 12, 1956	WOMAN'S CLUB ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED WITH LUNCHEON	12
January 12, 1956	FOUR HOUGHTON POSITIONS OPEN	1
January 12, 1956	THREE MAYOR CANDIDATES OPEN CAMPAIGN TOGETHER	1
January 12, 1956	BRIDGE USERS ORGANIZE, URGE ACTION ON LAKE SPAN	1
January 12, 1956	BUGGE, HIGHWAY DIRECTOR, TO SPEAK AT ROADS MEETING	1
January 12, 1956	PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALKS MARKED (PHOTO)	10
January 12, 1956	BIDS FOR '56 CITY SERVICES AWARDED BY COUNCIL MONDAY	1
January 12, 1956	HOUGHTON PASSES GARBAGE LAW	1
January 12, 1956	PARTY-LINE USERS RATION TIME FOR GOOD ATMOSPHERE	9
January 12, 1956	WATER SOURCE NEED APPARENT IN JUANITA AREA	6
January 12, 1956	"BALL OF FIRE" STRIKES TREE IN DENNY PARK	1
January 12, 1956	KAY FLETCHER, TORVALD TRONDSEN	12
January 19, 1956	OUR TOWN (DELL, WILLIAM)	8
January 19, 1956	SEEK $200,000 FOR NEW BUILDINGS, KINDERGARTENS IN MARCH ELECTION	1
January 19, 1956	SALE OF CITY HALL FOR COMMERCIAL USE SUGGESTED BY PLANNING COMMISSIONER	1
January 19, 1956	FORGE STILL SMOKES, ANVIL RINGS AT BLACKSMITH SHOP	7
January 19, 1956	REMODELING IDEA SEEN AS STIMULUS TO LOCAL BUSINESS	6
January 19, 1956	HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS OPERATE CITY HALL	9
January 19, 1956	LIBEL SUIT AWARD IS ONLY ONE CENT	1
January 19, 1956	BANGHART, CHARLES ALDRIDGE	6
January 19, 1956	KERR, MARY A	1
January 19, 1956	LIBEL SUIT AWARD IS ONLY ONE CENT	1
January 19, 1956	DR SHOEMAKER RESIGNS HERE	6
January 19, 1956	COMMITTEE PICKS ENGINEERS TODAY	1
January 19, 1956	COMMUTERS DEMAND ACTION IN BRIDGE CONTROVERSY	1
January 19, 1956	WEATHER DELAYS STREET PROJECT; FIGURES READY	1
January 19, 1956	MARCELLA LEAKE, PAUL D RICE	10
January 26, 1956	TRINITY LUTHERAN TO RELOCATE CHURCH	8
January 26, 1956	SECOND BRIDGE YAK-YAK GETS DULL	2
January 26, 1956	ADULT EDUCATION OPEN HOUSE ATTRACTS CROWD OF 800 TO CIVIC CENTER	6
January 26, 1956	ROUSING SEND-OFF GIVEN PRINCIPAL	9
January 26, 1956	JANET ANN EULBERG, RAYMOND LUNDY	11
January 26, 1956	35-MILE ZONE AND TRAFFIC LIGHT AT JUANITA OKEYED	9
January 26, 1956	PROPOSED JUANITA GRAVEL OPERATION FACES OPPOSITION	1
January 26, 1956	DEBOLDT, GEORGE	1
January 26, 1956	HANSON, CLIFFORD	11
January 26, 1956	HASSING, ASTRID	8
January 26, 1956	HULL, HARRY L	8
January 26, 1956	PFEIFFER, EMMA	2
January 26, 1956	TUCKER, NAOMI	8
January 26, 1956	CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR POST, CITY COUNCIL JOBS, STEP UP CAMPAIGNS	6
January 26, 1956	35-MILE ZONE AND TRAFFIC LIGHT AT JUANITA OKEYED	9
January 26, 1956	BRIDGE USERS' ASSOCIATION CONTINUES FIGHTS FOR SPAN	1
January 26, 1956	FOUR LANE FOR 2-A SEEN BY BUGGE	1
January 26, 1956	SPEAKER SUGGESTS TUBE STUDY, TAX	2
January 26, 1956	WATER DISTRICT ELECTION SET FOR MARCH 6	1
January 26, 1956	DIANNA MARY BOWES, WILLIAM LEROY BLAKE	10
February 2, 1956	KIRKLAND FOOD LANE - GRAND OPENING	13-Nov
February 2, 1956	BANK INCREASES DEPOSITS BY 38%	6
February 2, 1956	ARMY SERGEANT GIVEN ROUSING SENDOFF BU BUDDIES (ANDERSON, ALWYN)	8
February 2, 1956	OUR TOWN (EAGON, GLENN GORDON)	2
February 2, 1956	KLONDIKE DAYS SET BY EAGLES, LOCAL MERCHANTS	1
February 2, 1956	OPEN KIRKLAND FOOD LANE	9
February 2, 1956	MARCH OF DIMES REACHES $3000	1
February 2, 1956	NEED LEVY TO AID SCHOOL BUDGET	1
February 2, 1956	REMEDIAL TUTORS' DUTIES EXPLAINED	6
February 2, 1956	LEANNE ALICE SMITH, ELLIOTT PAUL FLETCHER	10
February 2, 1956	SUE LONCTOT, EDWARD KOESTER	10
February 2, 1956	LETTER ON BRIDGE - ARBORETUM DIRECTOR SPEAKS OUT	2
February 2, 1956	VOLUNTEER FOREMEN OF JUANITA DISTRICT NO 41 PLAN OPEN HOUSE	9
February 2, 1956	JERRY PELTON, HEAD OF KIRKLAND PARK PROGRAM, TO TAKE NEW POST	9
February 2, 1956	HOUGHTON - FOUR ENTER BATTLE FOR MAYOR'S JOB	1
February 2, 1956	GAY, JAMES GRADEY	6
February 2, 1956	THORSON, MARIE	1
February 2, 1956	HOUGHTON - FOUR ENTER BATTLE FOR MAYOR'S JOB	1
February 2, 1956	SIX SEEK WATER DISTRICT POSTS	1
February 2, 1956	KIRKLAND SKI SCHOOL GROWING IN POPULARITY; OVER 40 IN CLASSES	4
February 2, 1956	LETTER ON BRIDGE - ARBORETUM DIRECTOR SPEAKS OUT	2
February 2, 1956	STREET PROJECT OVERAGES MAY REACH $85000 MARK	1
February 2, 1956	EFFORT TO LOCATE DUMP SITE BEGUN SAYS HOUGHTON MAYOR	9
February 2, 1956	WATER DISTRICT PURPOSES AND FINANCING AIRED	1
February 2, 1956	WEST COAST PLANS MAJOR EXPANSION	1
February 2, 1956	CHARLOTTE ESCOTT, THERON L VALOIS	10
February 2, 1956	PATRICIA CUSHING, DONALD BROWN	10
February 9, 1956	PROJECT HOUSES HEADED FOR DES MOINES	6
February 9, 1956	LAKE WASHINGTON TEACHERS ATTEND NIGHT CLASSES HERE OFFERED BY UW	2
February 9, 1956	CAROL BIRD, NORMAN ROSS	13
February 9, 1956	JOAN ELIZABETH FARRA, RICHARD CALDWELL	12
February 9, 1956	ANOTHER LETTER ON SECOND BRIDGE	2
February 9, 1956	FIREMEN KEPT BUSY AS TWO UNOCCUPIED HOMES ON 132ND BURN	1
February 9, 1956	MAYOR'S TRAVEL EXPENSES MODEST DURING REGIME	10
February 9, 1956	ARREST SOLVES HOME BURGLARIES	5
February 9, 1956	CITY FILES SUIT TO REMOVE AUTO PARTS, JUNKYARD	7
February 9, 1956	SOUND TRUCK BAN SOUGHT IN CITY; WARRANTS $110,000	7
February 9, 1956	BOSTWICK, ROBERT J	1
February 9, 1956	COOPER, FRED F	2
February 9, 1956	GARDNER, GEORGE	1
February 9, 1956	LARSON, IRMA	7
February 9, 1956	VOTERS GO TO POLLS TUESDAY FOR KIRKLAND PRIMARIES	1
February 9, 1956	RATE HIKE ON COMMUTER FARES ASKED BY GREYHOUND ON KIRKLAND RUN	1
February 9, 1956	ANOTHER LETTER ON SECOND BRIDGE	2
February 9, 1956	COMPLETION OF 2-A PAVING EXPECTED BY FALL	1
February 9, 1956	STREETS PROJECT HASSLES CONTINUE	1
February 9, 1956	NEW WATER PIPES SET FOR DISTRICT	2
February 9, 1956	WATER EXTENSION MEETING MONDAY	5
February 9, 1956	JEAN ORVALLA, WALTER GEDDIS	12
February 9, 1956	MARILYNN STEELE, ARCHIE ROBERTS	12
February 9, 1956	PEARL ZIEMAN, JOHN GRAY	12
February 16, 1956	CENTRAL SCHOOLMAR'M TOURS EUROPE (STEFFAN, JACQUELINE)	6
February 16, 1956	$500 POT OF GOLD AT END OF TRAIL FOR 'KLONDIKERS'	1
February 16, 1956	DIMES CAMPAIGN HITS $3500 MARK	9
February 16, 1956	NAPLES FAMILY GRATEFUL FOR CARE PACKAGE SENT BY KIRKLAND COUPLE	11
February 16, 1956	SCHOOL TAX BOOST THIS YEAR RESULT OF ACTION DURING 1955 LEGISLATURE	9
February 16, 1956	FUN, EXCITEMENT, $17000 IN PRIZES ALL OFFERED IN MRS KIRKLAND CON	1
February 16, 1956	CITY DEBT OVER LIMIT BY $30000	1
February 16, 1956	HALE NAMED TO HEAD PARKS	5
February 16, 1956	HOUGHTON COUNCIL PROPOSES STUDY FOR BUSINESS TAX	6
February 16, 1956	HOUGHTON EXPANSION DECISION UP TO VOTERS	7
February 16, 1956	BEACH PURCHASE TO BE DISCUSSED TUESDAY EVENING	1
February 16, 1956	BEACH PURCHASE TO BE DISCUSSED TUESDAY EVENING	1
February 16, 1956	VOLUME LISTING THOSE REMEMBERED BY BOOK DONORS NOW IN LIBRARY	9
February 16, 1956	HAYES, ETHEL	9
February 16, 1956	TOULOUSE, WILLIAM	2
February 16, 1956	NEW RIDING CLUB ORGANIZED HERE	6
February 16, 1956	BAGGALEY TOPS COMPTON FOR MAYOR, 629-385	1
February 16, 1956	FORT LEWIS "LOADED" FOR CLASH HERE WITH O'BRIENS	1
February 16, 1956	HALE NAMED TO HEAD PARKS	5
February 16, 1956	CITY PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS	2
February 16, 1956	BRIDGE SURVEY TO START AT ONCE	1
February 16, 1956	CLERK TO ASSIGN STREET ADDRESSES	5
February 16, 1956	DRAIN LINE INSTALLATION THIS MARCH	1
February 16, 1956	ADDED DUTIES FOR PUGET'S MANAGER	9
February 16, 1956	BONNIE JEANINE SCOTT, JAMES RICHARD LAWSON	10
February 16, 1956	MERRILY HARDENBROOK, RON SCHWINN	10
February 23, 1956	EAST SIDE, BEST SIDE (ULMER, BILLY)	1
February 23, 1956	OUR TOWN (LUNDER, BJORN)	10
February 23, 1956	HEARING TUESDAY FOR ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER	1
February 23, 1956	RESIDENTS HERE ALARMED OVER BOOST IN TAXES	9
February 23, 1956	CIVIL DEFENSE EVACUATION MAPS ARE MAILED TO SEATTLE, COUNTY RESIDENTS	6
February 23, 1956	MARKET ST ZONE CHANGE APPROVED	1
February 23, 1956	MONEY FOR CITY ENTRANCE SIGNS OVERDUE	10
February 23, 1956	SEWAGE DISPOSAL BECOMING CRITICAL ISSUE	10
February 23, 1956	THERE'S ALWAYS MARKET ST TO TALK ABOUT	10
February 23, 1956	LWHS PUPILS GIVEN 'A' FOR JUNIOR RED CROSS WORK	7
February 23, 1956	GRACE ROSSEA NAZARENUS, ANDREW W (BILL) KRULLER	12
February 23, 1956	VIRGINIA MAE CARLSON, ROBERT S MARWOOD	12
February 23, 1956	TOP MAGICIANS WILL PERFORM IN SATURDAY NIGHT BENEFIT	1
February 23, 1956	LAKE RESIDENTS TO PETITION LANGLIE ON POLLUTION ISSUE	1
February 23, 1956	PLANNER SEEKING MORE SURVEY AID	1
February 23, 1956	VITAL INFORMATION ON POLIO SHOTS GIVEN BY HEALTH DEPT	2
February 23, 1956	ELECTION, SEWERS TO BE CONSIDERED AT HOUGHTON MEET	1
February 23, 1956	HOUGHTON TO RESTUDY ENTIRE ZONING SETUP	6
February 23, 1956	ORDER DOG PICKUPS MADE IN HOUGHTON	10
February 23, 1956	LAKE RESIDENTS TO PETITION LANGLIE ON POLLUTION ISSUE	1
February 23, 1956	STATE FUNDS FOR BEACH PURCHASE RECOMMENDED	6
February 23, 1956	ORDER DOG PICKUPS MADE IN HOUGHTON	10
February 23, 1956	LUDWIG, FRED N	1
February 23, 1956	SABO, MINNIE LANGDON	2
February 23, 1956	ULMER, WILLIAM	6
February 23, 1956	50-CENT BOOST IN WATER RATES FOR ROSE HILL SLATED	1
February 23, 1956	HEARING TUESDAY FOR ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER	1
February 23, 1956	AGREEMENT NEAR WITH MURPHY CO ON STREET JOB	1
February 23, 1956	50-CENT BOOST IN WATER RATES FOR ROSE HILL SLATED	1
February 23, 1956	SEWER LINE OKEY GIVEN SIMPSON'S	7
March 1, 1956	MARRIED 50 YEARS, D W REIDS OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY AT DINNER	9
March 1, 1956	SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WILL APPEAR AT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	12
March 1, 1956	BANK HOURS CHANGE EFFECTIVE TODAY	2
March 1, 1956	BRIDLE TRAILS ELECTION MARCH 6	1
March 1, 1956	OPEN HOUSE SET BY HANSEN MOTOR	6
March 1, 1956	WHETHER OFFICE IS FULL-TIME JOB ISSUE IN MAYORALTY RACE	2
March 1, 1956	SPEAKERS' BUREAU PLUGS FOR SCHOOL LEVIES PASSAGE	1
March 1, 1956	JEAN FLUHARTY, JACK WILCOX	12
March 1, 1956	KLONDIKE DAYS BEGIN TOMORROW; $500 JACKPOT GOES SATURDAY AT 3	1
March 1, 1956	HOUGHTON PLANS TO INSTALL OWN SEWERAGE LINES	1
March 1, 1956	TEEN BURGLARS NABBED IN ACT	1
March 1, 1956	NATIONAL GUARD WILL HOLD "MUSTER DAY" OPEN HOUSE	9
March 1, 1956	BREWER, RALPH	9
March 1, 1956	PERSON, DICK	1
March 1, 1956	BAGGALEY OFFERS TO DEBATE RIVAL	1
March 1, 1956	EIGHT SEEK POSTS IN WATER DISTRICT SPECIAL ELECTION	5
March 1, 1956	LAKE FRONT ZONING FORMS DIVISION FOR HOUGHTON POLITICAL CAMPAIGN	1
March 1, 1956	GEORGE ANDERSON APPOINTED KIRKLAND POSTMASTER	1
March 1, 1956	SHOPPING CENTER ZONING APPROVED	5
March 1, 1956	CENSUS FIGURES SHOW COUNTY BUSINESS FIRMS DID $153,171,000 IN '54	2
March 1, 1956	MURPHY CONTRACT PAYMENT OKEYED	5
March 1, 1956	HOUGHTON PLANS TO INSTALL OWN SEWERAGE LINES	1
March 8, 1956	BRIDLE TRAILS VOTERS DEFEAT ANNEXATION	1
March 8, 1956	RICHARDSON'S TO REOPEN THURSDAY AFTER KING-SIZED REMODELING JOB	10
March 8, 1956	JUANITA ROAD BECOMES A 'MILKY WAY' AS DAIRY TRUCK CRASHES INTO LI	9
March 8, 1956	COMMERCIAL ZONE ON MARKET GETS COUNCIL APPROVAL	1
March 8, 1956	"BARNEY BIG-EYES" OWL ... NOW IS PET OF MRS WIGGINS KINDERGARTEN	6
March 8, 1956	"BARNEY BIG-EYES" OWL ... NOW IS PET OF MRS WIGGINS KINDERGARTEN	6
March 8, 1956	STATE HEALTH DEPT POLICY CLARIFIES LAKES, SOUND POLLUTION ISSUE	7
March 8, 1956	FIRST CITY FLOAT WILL BE BUILT AS PARADE ENTRY	2
March 8, 1956	PIONEER EAST SIDE COUPLE WINNERS OF KLONDIKE DAYS 'JACKPOT'	1
March 8, 1956	KIRKLAND LIONS SPONSORING VISIT OF X-RAY UNIT HERE	9
March 8, 1956	HOUGHTON SEWER COST ESTIMATED NEAR $300,000	1
March 8, 1956	BAGGALEY UNOPPOSED AT FORUM	1
March 8, 1956	MAYOR, COUNCIL CANDIDATES POISED FOR KIRKLAND MUNICIPAL ELECTION	1
March 8, 1956	NINE CANDIDATES IN HOUGHTON RACE	2
March 8, 1956	NEW PARKING LOT SURFACE PLANNED	1
March 8, 1956	TWO GROUPS BACK MONTLAKE-POINTS BRIDGE LOCATION	1
March 8, 1956	WATER DISTRICT 99 APPROVED 298-173	1
March 15, 1956	OUR TOWN (NOLL, MR AND MRS ALBERT)	10
March 15, 1956	PAINTING, RAZING AND TIDYING-UP WOULD ENHANCE KIRKLAND'S BEAUTY	9
March 15, 1956	KIRKLAND VOTERS KILL SCHOOL LEVIES	1
March 15, 1956	KAY PACKARD, LT RICHARD ROTH	13
March 15, 1956	MARY BETH MCGREGOR, BILL PARSONS	12
March 15, 1956	ST PATRICK'S DAY SATURDAY; STEP FORWARD YOU IRISHMEN	1
March 15, 1956	EWING RE-ELECTED BY MAJORITY VOTE IN HOUGHTON RACE	1
March 15, 1956	HOUGHTON ORDERS $500 FEASIBILITY REPORT ON PROPOSED SEWER HOOK-UP	2
March 15, 1956	HOUSE MAIL SERVICE SOUGHT IN HOUGHTON	6
March 15, 1956	THREE NEW PLANNERS NAMED IN HOUGHTON	6
March 15, 1956	YEGGS RIFLE EAGLES SAFE; $1500 IN CURRENCY TAKEN	1
March 15, 1956	BRICKLEY, JAMES	6
March 15, 1956	JEWETT, RAYMOND	6
March 15, 1956	SPERLING, KATHERINE	10
March 15, 1956	WALGREN, WILLIAM	7
March 15, 1956	BAGGALEY WINS MAYORALTY RACE; DEFEATS COMPTON BY 200-VOTE MARGIN	1
March 15, 1956	NICOLLE, SEARLE WIN IN JUANITA WATER DISTRICT	6
March 15, 1956	ROSE HILL WATER DISTRICT GROWING; INCREASES IN CUSTOMERS RECEIPTS	9
March 15, 1956	CITY GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS	2
March 15, 1956	CONSTRUCTION OF EAST SIDE GAS SUPPLY LINES SCHEDULED TO BEGIN	5
March 15, 1956	BEVERLY JAKEWAY, JOHN DALLAS	12
March 15, 1956	DIANE L PATTY, JAN F FOREMAN	12
March 22, 1956	WESLEY N HILLS OBSERVE 55TH YEAR OF LIFE TOGETHER AT FAMILY SUPPE	2
March 22, 1956	OUR TOWN (RICHARDS, KEITH)	10
March 22, 1956	NORKIRK SCHOOL NOT FINISHED YET	1
March 22, 1956	FIRMS MAY PAY PARKING LOT FEE	1
March 22, 1956	PUBLIC SUPPORT SPARKS PROGRAM TO VOTE AGAIN ON SCHOOL LEVIES	1
March 22, 1956	CITY SETTLES ONE STREET CONTRACT STUDIES SECOND	6
March 22, 1956	ECONOMIC SURVEY ORDERED FOR CITY	7
March 22, 1956	EXPANDING EAST SIDE INDUSTRY IS HUMMING PLACE	6
March 22, 1956	JUANITA CLUB OPPOSES GAVEL PIT AND ASPHALT PLANT ON NE 132ND ST	1
March 22, 1956	ALASAARI, AURORA	2
March 22, 1956	BRICKLEY, JAMES T	2
March 22, 1956	FERGUSON, WALT I	7
March 22, 1956	FRANKE, OTTO P	2
March 22, 1956	LEMKE, LOUIS P	2
March 22, 1956	SATTERBERG, KAREY KENDALL	7
March 22, 1956	ACTIVE CLUB SCHEDULES 10 BOUTS, FREE-FOR-ALL IN FRIDAY NIGHT CARD	1
March 22, 1956	MARLYS ANN PEDERSON, HARRY IVAN RUBY, JR	12
March 29, 1956	OFFICE BUILDING FOR MARKET ST	1
March 29, 1956	HOME IMPROVEMENT CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED BY MERCHANTS, TRADESPEOPLE	1
March 29, 1956	CITIZENS' GROUP PLEDGES PASSAGE OF SCHOOL LEVIES	1
March 29, 1956	ED MURRAY, RUTH NAGEL	8
March 29, 1956	ARRANGEMENTS UNDERWAY FOR NATIONAL PRIMROSE SHOW HERE APRIL 20-22	6
March 29, 1956	ECONOMIC SURVEY ORDERED TO BRIGHTEN CITY'S FUTURE	1
March 29, 1956	JUANITANS CONSIDERING ANNEXATION TO KIRKLAND	1
March 29, 1956	BROOKS, WINIFRED	1
March 29, 1956	CITY TO DO WORK ON MARKET STREET	1
March 29, 1956	HIGHWAY PROGRESS (PHOTO NEAR FIVE CORNERS)	1
March 29, 1956	TELEPHONE CO OUTLINES SLATE OF IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED FOR YEAR	9
April 5, 1956	RESEARCH LABORATORY IS LATEST INNOVATION OF KIRKLAND HATCHERY	9
April 5, 1956	CAPACITY HOUSE EXPECTED TO HEAR SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA	1
April 5, 1956	MRS HARVEY THOMPSON IS SELECTED NEW MRS KIRKLAND; TV APPEARANCE S	1
April 5, 1956	SAFEWAY MANAGER PRESENTED AWARD (DANKELFSON, RAY)	14
April 5, 1956	ANNEXATION OF 'TRIANGLE' ASKED	2
April 5, 1956	MARKET REZONING HEARING IS SET; DOCK A SHAMBLES	2
April 5, 1956	SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION SET FOR MAY 22	1
April 5, 1956	TUTTLE RE-ELECTED SCHOOL BOARD HEAD	2
April 5, 1956	ARLENE MARIE FUNK, LT EUGENE D NELSON	12
April 5, 1956	COUNCILMAN, NORMALLY PET LOVER, LEVELS BLAST AT ANIMAL KINGDOM	1
April 5, 1956	LAW MAKING PARENTS LIABLE FOR ACTS OF OFFSPRING ADVOCATED	1
April 5, 1956	MRS HARVEY THOMPSON IS SELECTED NEW MRS KIRKLAND; TV APPEARANCE S	1
April 5, 1956	DUNBAR, ANDREW	1
April 5, 1956	REAL ESTATE MEN FORM NEW GROUP	11
April 5, 1956	AUTOMOBILE CLUB OFFICIAL, REPORTING ON PROGRESS OF SECOND LAKE	11
April 5, 1956	STREET LIGHTING GETS COUNCIL OK	1
April 12, 1956	COLMAN'S - HONORING DOROTHY SUTHERLAND	7
April 12, 1956	'FORTUNE TELLER' TO BE PRESENTED BY HIGH SCHOOL	13
April 12, 1956	NBC TELEVISING SYMPHONY CONCERT HERE	1
April 12, 1956	KIRKLAND SAVINGS AND LOAN GROUP OFFERS $200 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP	5
April 12, 1956	GRADING NEAR NEW SCHOOL (PHOTO)	6
April 12, 1956	COMPTON OPENING USED CAR AGENCY	13
April 12, 1956	FRIDAY THE 13TH BARGAINS OFFERED	1
April 12, 1956	MISS SUTHERLAND HONORED BY STORE (COLMAN'S)	5
April 12, 1956	ANNUAL EGG DRIVE RATED SUCCESS BY MEMBERS OF ORTHOPEDIC GUILD	16
April 12, 1956	BUDGET UP 4.7%; FACE $88000 CUT	1
April 12, 1956	COMMITTEES FOR SCHOOL ELECTION HERE ANNOUNCED	5
April 12, 1956	NEW TEXT BOOKS ON PUBLIC DISPLAY	10
April 12, 1956	GARDEN CLUB PLANS FOR NATIONAL PRIMROSE SHOW APRIL 20-22	16
April 12, 1956	KIWANIS TO STAGE SUMMER CARNIVAL HERE AUGUST 3-4	1
April 12, 1956	NATIONAL PRIMROSE SHOW NEXT LOCAL SPECTACULAR	1
April 12, 1956	ILLEGAL REFUSE DUMPING STIRS HEALTH OFFICERS	7
April 12, 1956	COUNCIL APPROVES MARINA REQUEST FOR EXPANSION	6
April 12, 1956	FORBES SELL LAKE BEACH TO COUNTY	1
April 12, 1956	FORBES SELL LAKE BEACH TO COUNTY	1
April 12, 1956	NBC TELEVISING SYMPHONY CONCERT HERE	1
April 19, 1956	CONCERT ATTENDANTS THRILL TO SYMPHONY'S PLAYING	14
April 19, 1956	BANKS TO ASSIST REGISTRANTS FOR SCHOOL ELECTION	1
April 19, 1956	FREE COKES, RECORDS TO BE FEATURED AT CONNOLLY FAMILY SHOE STORE	2
April 19, 1956	KIRKLAND'S PROGRESS IS NOT A PAGEANT AND EVERY CITIZEN SITS IN T	2
April 19, 1956	VOTERS WILL GET ANOTHER CHANCE TO PASS THREE VITAL SCHOOL MEASURE	1
April 19, 1956	GLENDA LOU ROGERS, ALAN D AHEARN	14
April 19, 1956	JOANNE SPIERS, LARRY NELSON	15
April 19, 1956	ANNUAL CLEAN-UP MAY 12 THRU 26	4
April 19, 1956	PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS TOMORROW	1
April 19, 1956	HOME BURNS WHILE FAMILY ATTENDS MOVIE; HILLIARDS GRATEFUL FOR NEIGHBORS	13
April 19, 1956	OLDFIELD, WILLIAM A (BARNEY)	4
April 19, 1956	SUSKEY, FRED H	1
April 19, 1956	'WOMEN OF THE YEAR' HONORED BY KIRKLAND ORGANIZATION	14
April 19, 1956	HAPPY THRONG OF YOUNG SALESMEN VIE FOR JOURNAL CONTEST PRIZES	1
April 19, 1956	CONTRACTOR GIVEN 10 DAYS TO START WORK ON STREETS	1
April 19, 1956	TRAFFIC HAZARD REMOVAL SOUGHT	4
April 19, 1956	SEWER HEARING DUE IN HOUGHTON	7
April 26, 1956	AT THE SYMPHONY (PHOTOS)	8
April 26, 1956	GOLD STAR MOTHER HAS 93RD BIRTHDAY (EAGLE, AUGUSTA)	8
April 26, 1956	HULL FAMILY SCATTERED BUT BEAUD LIVES CLOSE TO SISTER IN FRANCE	13
April 26, 1956	NORKIRK WILL BE OCCUPIED IN MAY	1
April 26, 1956	KIRKLAND'S NEW $350000 LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS OPEN FOR INSPECTION	11
April 26, 1956	YOUNGSTERS VISIT SEATTLE-TACOMA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT	13
April 26, 1956	BIG POPULATION INCREASE CAUSES SCHOOL HEADACHE	1
April 26, 1956	SCHOOL BUYS ONE TRANSIT TYPE BUS	9
April 26, 1956	SHARON JEAN EULBERG, GEORGE KARGIANIS	14
April 26, 1956	AT THE PRIMROSE SHOW (PHOTOS)	8
April 26, 1956	KIWANIANS ASK CLUBS' HELP IN PICKING CARNIVAL QUEEN	1
April 26, 1956	TUESDAY BRUSH FIRE THREATENS KIRKLAND SOUTH SIDE RESIDENCES	1
April 26, 1956	INCORPORATION IS STUDIED BY JUANITA; PLAN SURVEY	13
April 26, 1956	STATE PATROLMAN IS ASSIGNED HERE (OLSEEN, JOHN)	9
April 26, 1956	CLITES, ALICE T	1
April 26, 1956	FRED PRESSER WINS TOP AWARD IN FIRST WEEK OF JOURNAL CONTEST	1
April 26, 1956	COMIC TOUCH ADDED TO BOAT LAUNCHING; BOTTLE MISHAP LEAVES ASSISTANT	5
April 26, 1956	NO STATE HIGHWAY AID IN HOUGHTON ON 108TH EXPANSION	9
May 3, 1956	MYRTLE DEBOLDT NAMED KIDS' FRIEND OF 1955 AT VFW'S ANNUAL BANQUET	15
May 3, 1956	FREE COOKING SCHOOL ENCORE SCHEDULED MAY 10-11 AT CIVIC CENTER	1
May 3, 1956	OUTLAWING RYDER PLAN ALTERS SCHOOL TAX	1
May 3, 1956	SCHOOL LEVY APPROVAL 'MUST' FOR BUILDINGS AND PERSONNEL	1
May 3, 1956	THREE TEACHERS HONORED ON RETIREMENT (WRIGHT,ATTERBERRY, O'CONNOR)	1
May 3, 1956	AMBLE, HENRY LUDWIG	8
May 3, 1956	SAMPONT, KATE	5
May 3, 1956	STINSON, LINNIE	13
May 3, 1956	OUTLAWING RYDER PLAN ALTERS SCHOOL TAX	1
May 3, 1956	LARRY CROUCH TAKES LEAD IN JOURNAL CONTEST	1
May 3, 1956	COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS CHANGES IN KIRKLAND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES	11
May 3, 1956	ACTION ON STREET PROJECT EXPECTED BY CITY COUNCIL	8
May 3, 1956	WATER DISTRICT ANNEXATION SEEN IN NEAR FUTURE	1
May 3, 1956	DONALEE HUTTON, RICHARD BOAS	14
May 10, 1956	OUR TOWN (BAGGALEY, BYRON)	2
May 10, 1956	ADDITION TO KIRKLAND JR HIGH (PHOTO)	13
May 10, 1956	STOP WORK ORDER ISSUED BY CITY	2
May 10, 1956	JUANITA DRIVE-IN OPENS SATURDAY	1
May 10, 1956	EXPECT RECORD ATTENDANCE AT FREE COOKING SCHOOL	1
May 10, 1956	SCHOOL BUDGET DOWN FOR '56-57	7
May 10, 1956	VERNA STAPLES PURCELL, LYLE BLACK	16
May 10, 1956	JUANITA COMMISSIONERS CONTINUING TO GET WATER CONNECTION INQUIRIES	6
May 10, 1956	JUANITA DRIVE-IN OPENS SATURDAY	1
May 10, 1956	JUANITA WATER DISTRICT WILL DRILL NEW WELL INSURING ADEQUATE SUPPLY	13
May 10, 1956	MILLER, EDWARD C	1
May 10, 1956	NICHOL, MARGARET	1
May 10, 1956	JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST CLOSE AS YOUNGSTERS SCRAMBLE FOR PRIZE	1
May 10, 1956	CHAMBER TO HEAR AUTHORITY DISCUSS VITAL HIGHWAY BILL	1
May 10, 1956	CONTRACTOR BALKS ON STREET PROJECT	1
May 10, 1956	ENTRANCE SIGNS READIED FOR USE	1
May 10, 1956	JUANITA COMMISSIONERS CONTINUING TO GET WATER CONNECTION INQUIRIES	6
May 10, 1956	JUANITA WATER DISTRICT WILL DRILL NEW WELL INSURING ADEQUATE SUPPLY	13
May 17, 1956	A G FRANKS, WELL KNOWN KIRKLAND COUPLE, FETED ON 49TH ANNIVERSARY	13
May 17, 1956	BERGS TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SATURDAY	1
May 17, 1956	ARTISTS PICKED FOR COMMUNITY CONCERT SERIES	2
May 17, 1956	CLARA VINUP, RETIRED SCHOOLMA'AM WILL OBSERVE 84TH BIRTHDAY	12
May 17, 1956	LOCAL STRAWBERRY BLONDE NEW "WEATHER GIRL" ON TV (BUSEK, ANITA)	9
May 17, 1956	REZONING CLEARS WAY FOR BUILDING	2
May 17, 1956	22 ACRES MAY GO TO BIBLE COLLEGE	1
May 17, 1956	NAZARENE CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED SUN. AFTERNOON	14
May 17, 1956	SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION SET FOR TUESDAY	1
May 17, 1956	ARDIS JEAN GREEN, DANIEL STACHLOWSKI	12
May 17, 1956	SANDRA JEAN SNYDER, RICHARD LUCIAN DELPHIA	12
May 17, 1956	INJUNCTION SOUGHT IN HOUGHTON REZONING ACTION	1
May 17, 1956	SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED IN NEW HOUGHTON AREA	1
May 17, 1956	LOCAL STRAWBERRY BLONDE NEW "WEATHER GIRL" ON TV (BUSEK, ANITA)	9
May 17, 1956	AYERS, INFANT	1
May 17, 1956	DANNY LEAN WINS FIRST PRIZE IN JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION RACE	2
May 17, 1956	PARKING PAVING WILL BEGIN SOON	1
May 24, 1956	PARTY JUNE 17 WILL HONOR COUPLES HERE MARRIED FOR 50 YEARS OR MORE	12
May 24, 1956	OUR TOWN (CROW, HARRY B)	10
May 24, 1956	HOUSE NUMBERS CAN BE ASSIGNED	9
May 24, 1956	BARBERS TO CLOSE SHOP FOR 4 DAYS	9
May 24, 1956	EAST SIDE MOTOR HERE 23 YEARS	11
May 24, 1956	REVIVE TRIANGLE ANNEXATION TALK	1
May 24, 1956	23 LAKE WASHINGTON TEACHERS PLAN RETIRING OR MOVING TO NEW POSITION	12
May 24, 1956	DISTRICT MAY REDUCE BUS RUNS	1
May 24, 1956	THREE SCHOOL MEASURES WIN HANDILY	1
May 24, 1956	HANG CLOTHES ON HICKORY LIMB, BUT DON'T GO NEAR WATER AT BEACHES	1
May 24, 1956	GLEN CLARENCE NEW CAPTAIN OF LOCAL POLICE AUXILIARY; WILSON LIEUT	9
May 24, 1956	YOUTH, FLEEING SHOT BY POLICE	5
May 24, 1956	BACHELDER, MRS A F	9
May 24, 1956	CONNER, JEANNE CHATET	1
May 24, 1956	DUNSTON, ALMETA	2
May 24, 1956	COURT ACTION ON STREETS JOB POSTPONED TO JUNE 4	1
May 31, 1956	OUR TOWN (SHEPLEY, JANET AND RUSSELL)	6
May 31, 1956	MORE VARIETY NEEDED LOCALLY, SURVEY SHOWS	1
May 31, 1956	ROBISON NAMED PENNEY MANAGER	5
May 31, 1956	2132 SENIORS TO BE GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL NEXT WEDNESDAY	1
May 31, 1956	MIGRATION OF PUPILS TO NORKIRK SET FOR TWO DAYS BEFORE SCHOOL IS	9
May 31, 1956	CITY'S SURVEY NEAR COMPLETION	1
May 31, 1956	THREE LUSTY CHEERS FOR A COUPLE LADDIES BOWING OUT OF CITY HALL	5
May 31, 1956	DEDICATION OF JUANITA'S BEACH ON FRIDAY, JUNE 8	1
May 31, 1956	BATHING BEACHES WILL OPEN HERE MONDAY, JUNE 11	1
May 31, 1956	DEDICATION OF JUANITA'S BEACH ON FRIDAY, JUNE 8	1
May 31, 1956	HENKE, LENA	1
May 31, 1956	SJOLANDER, LYNN	1
May 31, 1956	WATER DISTRICT ELECTION JULY 17	1
May 31, 1956	REV CRAWFORD TO LEAVE SOON	14
May 31, 1956	JUDY BETZOLD, VINCENT MCDONALD	12
May 31, 1956	SUE LONCTOT, EDWARD KOESTER	12
June 7, 1956	JOHN BRATT ALL GOOSE-PIMPLES TODAY BECAUSE TOMORROW'S GOING TO BE	13
June 7, 1956	ATTRACTIVE NEW MEDICAL CENTER OPENED IN CITY	1
June 7, 1956	LANDLORDS DIG UP $2000 FOR GREATER KIRKLAND FUND	1
June 7, 1956	ALLOTMENT OF $33737 MADE ROSE HILL SCHOOL	8
June 7, 1956	LAND ACQUIRED BY SCHOOL BOARD	1
June 7, 1956	FURNITURE STORE HAS ANNIVERSARY (KIRKLAND FURNITURE)	2
June 7, 1956	BYRON BAGGALEY OFFICIALLY SWORN IN AS KIRKLAND'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE	1
June 7, 1956	POLIO CLINIC HERE SATURDAY	4
June 7, 1956	GARBAGE SITE NEAR JUANITA IS SOUGHT	1
June 7, 1956	PLAN COLORFUL CEREMONY FOR JUANITA DEDICATION	1
June 7, 1956	PLAN COLORFUL CEREMONY FOR JUANITA DEDICATION	1
June 7, 1956	WAVERLY PARK, HOUGHTON BEACHES WILL OPEN MONDAY; GUARDS SET	13
June 7, 1956	KAESER-KIRKLAND SUIT OPENED IN SUPERIOR COURT	1
June 7, 1956	G.I.'S AT "NIKE" SITES, OTHER POSTS, HOPEFUL OF USO BEING SET UP	13
June 7, 1956	BEYMER, THOMAS	13
June 7, 1956	HUKEE, JULIA	2
June 7, 1956	HUTSON, JIM	2
June 7, 1956	COST OF LAND IN DISTRICT VARIES, STUDY INDICATES	8
June 7, 1956	IMPROVE REALTY LISTING SERVICE	4
June 7, 1956	VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS PLANNED	16
June 7, 1956	ALLOTMENT OF $33737 MADE ROSE HILL SCHOOL	8
June 7, 1956	ASK MORE TIME FOR SPAN STUDY	1
June 7, 1956	BRIDGE SURVEY DUE FOR RELEASE NEXT THURSDAY; USERS TO MEET	15
June 7, 1956	GARBAGE SITE NEAR JUANITA IS SOUGHT	1
June 7, 1956	SHARON EULBERG, GEORGE KARGIANIS	14
June 14, 1956	KIRKLAND COUPLE MARRIED 50 YEARS AGO (BENNETT, MR AND MRS VIRGIL)	7
June 14, 1956	NO LIMIT ON 'PUNKY'S' ACTIVITIES (OSBERG, ROBERT JR)	1
June 14, 1956	LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SENIOR NIGHT (PHOTOS)	5
June 14, 1956	LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT GRANTED $20734 FEDERAL SUBSIDY	7
June 14, 1956	ALESA LAVERNE HAMMOND, HARRY C MILES	12
June 14, 1956	CAROL GROSHELL, NORMAN JOHNSON	6
June 14, 1956	MARCIA ELEANOR HOPKINS, TERRELL JOHN LEBOUEF	12
June 14, 1956	EAGLE FESTIVAL WILL OPEN HERE FRIDAY, JUNE 22	1
June 14, 1956	LELAND REVEALS FEATURES OF CITY SURVEY; REPORT TO COUNCIL	7
June 14, 1956	NEW HOUGHTON OFFICIALS TAKE OFFICE (PHOTO)	9
June 14, 1956	HEARING DATE ESTABLISHED FOR JUANITA WATER DISTRICT	1
June 14, 1956	AL ARMSTRONG, KIT CANTERBURY TO HANDLE LIFEGUARD JOBS HERE	9
June 14, 1956	COX, THOMAS K	7
June 14, 1956	LEWIS, DENNIS	1
June 14, 1956	NEEL, CHARLES G	9
June 14, 1956	NOYES, MYRA HELEN	7
June 14, 1956	COMMISSIONERS OK ROAD WORK	1
June 14, 1956	MARKET ST JOB GIVEN PRIORITY	1
June 14, 1956	HEARING DATE ESTABLISHED FOR JUANITA WATER DISTRICT	1
June 14, 1956	WEST COAST TELEPHONE COMPANY PLANS BIGGEST CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM	8
June 21, 1956	21 COUPLES MARRIED FOR 50 YEARS OR MORE, FETED ON SUNDAY	10
June 21, 1956	FAMILY, CHURCH HONOR LOCAL COUPLE (BENNETT, MR AND MRS WALTER)	10
June 21, 1956	RESIDENTS FOR 59 YEARS CELEBRATING GOLDEN (CATHCART, JAMES)	1
June 21, 1956	CENTRAL TO NORKIRK MOVING DAY BIG EVENT (PHOTOS)	9
June 21, 1956	OLD SHED BECOMES COZY COTTAGE (PHOTOS)	13
June 21, 1956	WIDE OPEN SPACES (PHOTO OF "B" PROJECT REMAINS)	7
June 21, 1956	CAME HERE TO FISH; STAYED ON TO OPEN OWN RADIATOR SHOP	9
June 21, 1956	GREATER KIRKLAND BOOSTER FUND HITS $20000	1
June 21, 1956	HELEN GRAY, GORDON HAGGBERG	10
June 21, 1956	FESTIVAL FEATURES QUEEN, PARADE, PARACHUTE JUMP	1
June 21, 1956	GALA PARADE WILL HIGHLIGHT EAGLE FESTIVAL	1
June 21, 1956	CITY'S HEARTACHES INCLUDE STREETS, FINANCIAL REPORT	1
June 21, 1956	STREET, UTILITY PROBLEM BROUGHT BEFORE NEW COUNCILMEN AND MAYOR	2
June 21, 1956	OLD P-I OF 1891 PREDICTED GREAT KIRKLAND FUTURE	7
June 21, 1956	HEISDORF-NELSON TO EXPAND LOCAL OFFICES AND HATCHERY IN HOUGHTON	1
June 21, 1956	POLICE OFFICERS RECOVER $3000 IN STOLEN GOODS	9
June 21, 1956	PRUITT, MRS R W	5
June 21, 1956	WILSON, HILDA	1
June 21, 1956	LOCAL KIWANIANS MAINTAIN VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY SERVICE	7
June 21, 1956	CITY POPULATION MAY REACH 6100	2
June 21, 1956	STREET PROJECT BID OPENING SET FOR JULY 16	1
June 21, 1956	NATURAL GAS PIPE DEADLINE IS 1958	1
June 21, 1956	BARBARA ANNE DONNELLY, ROBERT HARNDEN	10
June 21, 1956	ROSE MARTIN, OTTO ROSCHER	10
June 28, 1956	COMES A LONG WAY TO SEE DAUGHTER (HARTMEN, GARNET)	1
June 28, 1956	'HIS HONOR'S SECRETARY PRAISES POSITION, BOSS (BEAZLEY, HELEN)	9
June 28, 1956	OUR TOWN (WOOD, MR AND MRS WILLIAM C)	2
June 28, 1956	ARCHITECT OPENS KIRKLAND OFFICE	6
June 28, 1956	BON MARCHE TO BUILD NEW STORE NEAR KIRKLAND	1
June 28, 1956	CREDIT COMPANY TO MOVE OFFICES	7
June 28, 1956	BODY OF SEATTLE MAN RECOVERED FROM WATER	1
June 28, 1956	CHAMBER TO HEAR REPORT ON CITY'S ECONOMIC SURVEY	1
June 28, 1956	LOSE TEACHER, PUPILS; RETAIL CLASS DROPPED	1
June 28, 1956	TEXTBOOKS COST BID IS $5906.20	8
June 28, 1956	SHORTCAKE, PARADE, QUEENS FEATURE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL (PHOTOS)	5
June 28, 1956	PREVENTIVE FIRE SET IN SHIPYARD	2
June 28, 1956	FLAG PRESENTED CITY BY LEGION	11
June 28, 1956	DEMOLITION TEAM TO BLOW PILINGS AT SOUTH BEACH	9
June 28, 1956	PREVENTIVE FIRE SET IN SHIPYARD	2
June 28, 1956	TALK OUTLAWING SOUND CARS HERE	1
June 28, 1956	DR SHERWOOD WILL SUPERVISE COUNTY HOSPITALS	6
June 28, 1956	PEFLEY, CARL S	9
June 28, 1956	BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB ORGANIZED AS SUGGESTION OF SECRETARY OF WAR	10
June 28, 1956	FLAG PRESENTED CITY BY LEGION	11
June 28, 1956	EFFORTS STARTED TO GET FEDERAL FINANCES FOR 4-LANING 2A	2
June 28, 1956	WHO'S VILLAIN IN BRIDGE PLOT?	1
June 28, 1956	ELSIE NADINE GIBBS, WILLIAM SNOW	11
June 28, 1956	JANET SANDALL, NED NELSON	10
July 5, 1956	MR AND MRS HAROLD LEWIS PROVE 'GIVE AND TAKE' CAN LAST 60 YEARS	5
July 5, 1956	TED MACK GETS BANK PROMOTION	6
July 5, 1956	CITY COUNCIL AND C OF C INVITE MACDOUGALL'S TO LOCATE STORE HERE	1
July 5, 1956	COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PUSHED	1
July 5, 1956	KIRKLAND APPLIANCE DEALERS WILL OFFER ADVICE ON FOOD FREEZING	6
July 5, 1956	FLACK FOR WATER CARNIVAL PROMISES TWO GREAT DAYS	1
July 5, 1956	NAVY'S "BIG BLOWOUT" AT SOUTH KIRKLAND BEACH BLASTS PILINGS (PHOT	9
July 5, 1956	BOOM LOWERED ON SOUND TRUCKS	1
July 5, 1956	MOORE, HARVEY E	12
July 5, 1956	AL LELAND FILES FOR 46TH DISTRICT	1
July 5, 1956	THOMPSON FILES FOR LEGISLATURE	6
July 5, 1956	BAPTIST CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR	1
July 5, 1956	DIGGING TIME AGAIN FOR KIRKLAND AVE	1
July 5, 1956	POLITICAL PARTIES URGED TO CONSIDER 2ND SPAN	1
July 5, 1956	REPORT ON SECOND LAKE BRIDGE DUE WEEK OF JULY 10	2
July 5, 1956	STREET HEADACHES STILL THROBBING	1
July 5, 1956	JOAN HADFIELD, GEORGE CONNORS	10
July 12, 1956	CATHCART ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED BY 160 FRIENDS FROM ALL OVER KIRKLAND	12
July 12, 1956	REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF CITIZENS BANK OF KIRKLAND	5
July 12, 1956	OUR TOWN (COX, EVERLY WAYNE)	7
July 12, 1956	PARENTS MIGHTY PROUD OF JESS HART	9
July 12, 1956	TO REZONE PROJECT A FOR RECREATION SITE	1
July 12, 1956	'BOMBING' OF KIRKLAND WILL REVEAL WEAKNESS	5
July 12, 1956	BARBARA GREEN, ROBERT EUGENE STOLTZ	12
July 12, 1956	WATER CARNIVAL SUPPORTS ANNUAL HALLOWEEN PARTY FOR YOUNGSTERS	11
July 12, 1956	HOUGHTON LOSES SUPREME COURT CASE	1
July 12, 1956	REZONE MARINA, RESCIND PARKING	1
July 12, 1956	SEWER STUDY GO AHEAD GIVEN FOR HOUGHTON	1
July 12, 1956	FRENCH, ROSA	1
July 12, 1956	JOURNAL ADS WILL BOOST KIRKLAND AS IDEAL FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER	9
July 12, 1956	TO REZONE PROJECT A FOR RECREATION SITE	1
July 12, 1956	CENSUS SHOWS DECREASE OF 200	9
July 12, 1956	LIQUOR PROFITS MAKE KIRKLAND $29548 RICHER	9
July 12, 1956	FIRMS JOIN BRIDGE USERS' FIGHT WITH CONTRIBUTIONS	1
July 12, 1956	RUMORS PERSIST THAT DELEUW-CATHER WILL RECOMMEND PARALLEL SPAN	1
July 12, 1956	PHONE FACILITIES INCREASE STUDIED	9
July 12, 1956	SPECIAL VOTE TUESDAY ON WATER ANNEXATION	5
July 12, 1956	TELEPHONE POLES HERE TO GET THE AXE	11
July 19, 1956	IT PAYS TO SHOP IN KIRKLAND	6
July 19, 1956	OUR TOWN (WALKER, EDMUND B)	2
July 19, 1956	US OFFICIAL CONFERS WITH SCHOOL AUTHORITIES ON ACQUIRING B PROJECT	7
July 19, 1956	STEADY 1-MINUTE BLAST TOMORROW WILL SIGNAL CIVIL DEFENSE ALERT	7
July 19, 1956	DORIS VANCE, THOMAS MASSEY	10
July 19, 1956	ELIZABETH GILDOW, LIBURN HORTON	11
July 19, 1956	MARY JO DALY, EVERT BREEN DEYOUNG	10
July 19, 1956	CARNIVAL PARADE TO INCLUDE PETS	1
July 19, 1956	WATER CARNIVAL PLANNING PROMISES TWO GALA DAYS	1
July 19, 1956	KING COUNTY'S NEW BEACH AT JUANITA PACKING THEM LIKE BROOKLYN'S J	5
July 19, 1956	FIRST KIRKLAND LIBRARY PROVED DETERMINATION OF WOMEN'S CLUB	10
July 19, 1956	NEW DENTISTRY OFFICES OPENING	9
July 19, 1956	GOFF, CLARENCE	7
July 19, 1956	PEASE, FRANK M	9
July 19, 1956	REEK, CLARENCE	2
July 19, 1956	FIRST KIRKLAND LIBRARY PROVED DETERMINATION OF WOMEN'S CLUB	10
July 19, 1956	BABE RUTH LEAGUE OPENS TOURNAMENT HERE FRIDAY	1
July 19, 1956	FLO SPENCER FOR RETURNING LESCHI IF BRIDGE CONTROVERSY ISN'T SETTLED	5
July 19, 1956	OPEN TWO BIDS ON STREET JOB, STUDY FIGURES	7
July 19, 1956	PROPONENTS OF EVERGREEN-MONTLAKE LOCATION FOR SPAN BATTLING WITH	1
July 19, 1956	BURIED CABLE JOB STARTS NEXT WEEK	1
July 19, 1956	WEATHER BRINGS WATER SHORTAGE, DUSTY STREETS IN AND OUT OF CITY	1
July 19, 1956	JEAN FLUHARTY, JACK WILCOX             S	10
July 19, 1956	MARJORIE LEE DIMOCK, HOWARD BURTON MELLORS	10
July 26, 1956	OUR TOWN (MCKILLOP, EMMETT FRANCIS)	2
July 26, 1956	KIRKLAND "BOMBED" FRIDAY	11
July 26, 1956	BOARD HIRES 16 NEW TEACHERS	6
July 26, 1956	SCHOOL'S BALANCE LOW DUE TO SLOW PAYMENT OF TAXES	5
July 26, 1956	CARNIVAL PARADE OPENING WITH A "BANG" AUGUST 3, KIWANIANS SAY	9
July 26, 1956	FIRE CAUSES $13000 LOSS TO FAMILY	1
July 26, 1956	KIRKLAND TAVERN DAMAGED BY FIRE	2
July 26, 1956	JERDEE, EMMA M	7
July 26, 1956	FROM SIX FOUNDERS, EAGLES GREW TO SECOND LARGEST ORDER IN US	9
July 26, 1956	MISS SKYWAY GETS DUNKING, BURN IN FIRST TRYOUT	1
July 26, 1956	SAMPONT, TAYLOR BOATS LAUNCHED	5
July 26, 1956	CITIZENS' BRIDGE COMMITTEE CALLS EXECUTIVE SESSION THIS AFTERNOON	2
July 26, 1956	EAST SIDERS CALL PARALLEL SPAN 'SELFISH, EXPENSIVE'	1
July 26, 1956	WHO'S GOING TO FOOT SECOND LAKE BRIDGE BILL?	1
July 26, 1956	BEVERLY GAY HARDENBROOK, RICHARD C BROWN	10
August 2, 1956	OUR TOWN (RICHARDS, KEITH)	2
August 2, 1956	SENSE OF HUMOR, VARIED INTERESTS, KEEP MRS MYRTLE ROBERTSON YOUNG	5
August 2, 1956	NEW TEACHERS ASSIGNED TO HIGH SCHOOL DUTIES	13
August 2, 1956	SALLY SCHROEDER, JOHN PARKS	12
August 2, 1956	ENTERTAINMENT, MERRY-MAKING IN WATER CARNIVAL PLANS, AUG 3-4	1
August 2, 1956	WATER CARNIVAL SCENES FROM PAST YEARS PREVIEW '56 EVENT	11
August 2, 1956	HOUGHTON ASKS WATER RATE DROP	1
August 2, 1956	CITY'S POLICE DEPARTMENT IS HIGH IN PUBLIC ESTEEM	1
August 2, 1956	ARMY STARTS $500,000 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT	9
August 2, 1956	OLDMAN, HAROLD W	11
August 2, 1956	ROSIN, FRANK W	12
August 2, 1956	SCOTT, HARRIET	6
August 2, 1956	COMMUNITY SERVICE, HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS ARE GOAL OF ROTARY	2
August 2, 1956	WALTERSKIRCHEN SEEKS ELECTION	10
August 2, 1956	LAKEFRONT PARKING LOT WORK SCHEDULED TO BEGIN THIS MONTH	1
August 2, 1956	NEW 2-A HIGHWAY SEEN AS "TRADE BARRIER" TO KIRKLAND	1
August 2, 1956	HOUGHTON ASKS WATER RATE DROP	1
August 2, 1956	ARLENE FUNK, GENE NELSON	12
August 9, 1956	ELVES SUPER MARKET - GRAND OPENING	5
August 9, 1956	NEW SUPERMARKET OPENS ON 68TH NE SLATES BIG GRAND OPENING	1
August 9, 1956	COUNCIL DENIES TAVERN OPERATOR BUILDING PERMIT	1
August 9, 1956	COUNCIL DUCKS REQUEST BY ELVES' MARKET FOR PACKAGE BEER LICENSE	1
August 9, 1956	JUDITH PROBST, SAMUEL T GILES	10
August 9, 1956	POLLUTION PROBLEM IN LAKE IS CAUSED BY DUMPING RAW SEWAGE	2
August 9, 1956	COLORFUL FLOATS, COSTUMED KIDDIES, BANDS FILL WATER CARNIVAL PARADE	9
August 9, 1956	CITY COUNCIL GETS BAD NEWS ON KIRKLAND'S SHAKY FINANCIAL CONDITION	1
August 9, 1956	ECONOMIC STUDY TO COST $1405	2
August 9, 1956	STATE AUDITOR'S REPORT DESCRIBES CITY'S FINANCIAL CONDITION	1
August 9, 1956	JUANITA WATER SUPPLY DOUBLED	1
August 9, 1956	OLDMAN, HAROLD	11
August 9, 1956	SCHELP, LEROY	1
August 9, 1956	MILTON HALBERT FILES FOR OFFICE	7
August 9, 1956	REV KOSCHMANN GIVEN NEW POST	12
August 9, 1956	PUBLIC CONFUSED WITH 2ND BRIDGE FACTS, FALLACIES	1
August 9, 1956	SHINSTROM ASKS PROPERTY ACCESS VIA PARK DRIVE	1
August 9, 1956	JUANITA WATER SUPPLY DOUBLED	1
August 9, 1956	ARLENE MARIE FUNK, EUGENE NELSON	10
August 9, 1956	BETH GILDOW, LILBURN HORTON	10
August 9, 1956	ELEANOR JOHANSON, TOM RUTLEDGE	10
August 9, 1956	MARY STONE, L A KRAUSE	10
August 16, 1956	CHAMNESS HONORED AT GOLDEN WEDDING RECEPTION	1
August 16, 1956	BOAT-LOVER JAMES HUTTON EXPLAINS BUSY LIFE; 'JUST CAN'T SIT STILL	12
August 16, 1956	OUR TOWN (MARSH, JESSIE AND CHARLOTTE)	2
August 16, 1956	NEW JUNIOR HIGH BUILDINGS (PHOTOS)	9
August 16, 1956	PROJECT CENTER, ACREAGE BOUGHT FOR NEW SCHOOL	1
August 16, 1956	MORE AGGRESSIVE INTEREST SHOWN IN ROADS BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	1
August 16, 1956	SHOP KIRKLAND FAVORED OVER NEW BROCHURE	1
August 16, 1956	MANY LOCAL FAMILIES RECEIVE AID FROM UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS	7
August 16, 1956	TEN NEW JUNIOR HIGH TEACHERS WILL GREET CLASSES SEPTEMBER 5	9
August 16, 1956	BEVERLY FRAZIER, DOUGLAS C BOYCE	11
August 16, 1956	VOLUNTEER FIREMEN OF DISTRICT 41 WILL GIVE AWAY EIGHT-FOOT PRAM	1
August 16, 1956	JUANITA BEACH ATTRACTS 100,000	1
August 16, 1956	KING COUNTY-RED CROSS SWIM SESSIONS DRAW CHILDREN TO CITY BEACH	4
August 16, 1956	KIRKLAND POLICE NEED LAKE DRAG	2
August 16, 1956	COMAN, RALPH	7
August 16, 1956	ACTIVE CLUB, YOUNG MEN'S SERVICE GROUP, HELPS OTHERS TO BE ACTIVE	11
August 16, 1956	KING COUNTY-RED CROSS SWIM SESSIONS DRAW CHILDREN TO CITY BEACH	4
August 16, 1956	NEW MINISTER AT NAZARENE CHURCH	1
August 16, 1956	CITY DADS TO DECIDE STREET JOB	1
August 16, 1956	MEMBERS PLAN 50000 SIGNATURES ASKING FOR EVERGREEN POINT LOCATION	5
August 16, 1956	MORE AGGRESSIVE INTEREST SHOWN IN ROADS BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	1
August 16, 1956	PARKING LOT BID BEING STUDIED	1
August 16, 1956	UNDERGROUND CABLE JOB NOW UNDERWAY	1
August 16, 1956	MARILYN KORGE, DENHAM RICHARD PEGG	10
August 23, 1956	OUR TOWN (GLEASON, JOHN)	2
August 23, 1956	BOARD DISCUSSES SCHOOL PROPERTY	1
August 23, 1956	MODERN NORKIRK SCHOOL (PHOTO)	11
August 23, 1956	SCHOOL BUILDINGS NEARLY COMPLETE	12
August 23, 1956	KIRKLAND PENNEY'S TO STAY OPEN; AGGRESSIVE SALESMANSHIP URGED	5
August 23, 1956	NEW PRINCIPALS REASSIGNED HERE	12
August 23, 1956	NEW TEACHERS WILL ATTEND ORIENTATION MEETING	7
August 23, 1956	SCHOOL MEANS NEW CLOTHES - IT'S BACK TO THE BOOKS - SEPTEMBER 5	1
August 23, 1956	DELORES DARLENE MULLEN, LEONARD IVAN FIELDS	12
August 23, 1956	$21000 CUT NEEDED TO BALANCE BUDGET	1
August 23, 1956	LICENSE, PARK, BUILDING LEFT IN COMMITTEE	6
August 23, 1956	GAS SERVICE SIGN-UP ON IN HOUGHTON	2
August 23, 1956	HOUGHTON POLICE PATROL CAR INVOLVED IN BIZARRE CRASH	1
August 23, 1956	HOUGHTON SEWER BID VETOED; DOOR OPEN FOR NEW AGREEMENT	1
August 23, 1956	HOUGHTON POLICE PATROL CAR INVOLVED IN BIZARRE CRASH	1
August 23, 1956	BARRETT, JAMES JOSEPH	6
August 23, 1956	BRIGGS, VINA WITTENBORN	9
August 23, 1956	GATTER, FREDERICK E	2
August 23, 1956	ZICKRICK, FRANK H	6
August 23, 1956	VERNON A SMITH UP FOR ELECTION	6
August 23, 1956	POST OFFICE PARKING METERS RESULT OF "DRIVER'S ABUSE"	2
August 23, 1956	RAILW'Y CROSSING TO BE IMPROVED	7
August 23, 1956	2-A PAVING STARTED AT MIDLAKES	1
August 23, 1956	ACTION INDICATED ON ACCESS ROADS	6
August 23, 1956	PARKING LOT BID IS AWARDED	1
August 23, 1956	STREET PROJECT CONTRACT LET, DELETES PAVING	1
August 23, 1956	TRAFFIC COUNT, POLITICS AND PETITIONS ENTER BRIDGE SCENE	7
August 23, 1956	GAS SERVICE SIGN-UP ON IN HOUGHTON	2
August 23, 1956	BETTY ANN FRYER, LOUIS DILLMAN	12
August 30, 1956	DUTIES OUTLINED FOR DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL ATHLETICS	1
August 30, 1956	SCHOOL BOUNDARY TO BE SETTLED IN PUBLIC HEARING	1
August 30, 1956	SCHOOL DISTRICT'S ADULT DIVISION WILL OPEN 10TH YEAR SEPTEMBER 24	10
August 30, 1956	SCHOOL STARTS WEDNESDAY WITH FULL DAY OF CLASSES	1
August 30, 1956	SCHOOLS READY LUNCH PROGRAM	9
August 30, 1956	PAULINE JANE GUERLIN, BILL RUDDELL	10
August 30, 1956	POLLUTION ISSUE NO GOOD ON LAKE BRIDGE LOCATION	11
August 30, 1956	WATER DISTRICT HEARING ON EXTENSION SEPT 5TH	11
August 30, 1956	FOUR GOVERNOR CANDIDATES FAVOR NORTH LAKE CROSSING	1
August 30, 1956	MATTER OF TOLLS BECOMES ISSUE BETWEEN GROUPS	9
August 30, 1956	NORKIRK STOP LIGHT OKAYED	1
August 30, 1956	PARALLEL BRIDGE RIDICULOUS SAYS VERNON A SMITH	7
August 30, 1956	PARKING LOT EMPTY NO LONGER (PHOTO)	9
August 30, 1956	POLLUTION ISSUE NO GOOD ON LAKE BRIDGE LOCATION	11
August 30, 1956	WORK UNDERWAY ON PARKING LOT	1
August 30, 1956	SEWAGE DISPOSAL STUDY EXPECTED TO PROPOSE EAST SIDE TRUNK LINES	9
August 30, 1956	WATER DISTRICT HEARING ON EXTENSION SEPT 5TH	11
September 6, 1956	JUANITA JOKESTERS RUN FLYNN FOR "MAYOR" (FLYNN, ED)	9
September 6, 1956	OUR TOWN (SMITH, ROBERT CHARLES)	2
September 6, 1956	CHAMBER TO AID COUNCIL FINANCES, BUDGET STUDY	1
September 6, 1956	COMMITTEE WILL CONDUCT HEARING ON BELLEVUE-KIRKLAND BOUNDARIES	1
September 6, 1956	GASOLINE FIRE AT HOUGHTON BURNS WATCHMAN	8
September 6, 1956	HOUGHTON MAKING SERIOUS BID TO WORK OUT SEWAGE CONTRACT	7
September 6, 1956	JUANITA JOKESTERS RUN FLYNN FOR "MAYOR"	9
September 6, 1956	2-A WORK SLOWED BY SOFT ROADBEDS	1
September 6, 1956	SAND POINT SPAN HAS ITS BACKERS	2
September 6, 1956	WATER DISTRICT PLANS EXTENSION	7
September 13, 1956	SUNDAY PARTY ... HONORS COUPLE (COLEMAN, MR AND MRS CHARLES)	7
September 13, 1956	UGN KICKS OFF; EMPLOYEE DRIVE UNDERWAY NOW	2
September 13, 1956	GARBAGE; THOSE SMUTTY MAGAZINES	10
September 13, 1956	BEGIN REVIEW ON SCHOOL FINANCES	2
September 13, 1956	STUDENTS NUMBER 4865 IN DISTRICT; ALL-TIME HIGH	1
September 13, 1956	PORCUPINE PAULINE, KIN OF LATE PENELOPE, COMES TO TRAGIC FINISH	7
September 13, 1956	COLORFUL MAIL BOXES, NEW BALL-POINT PENS, LATE P.O. INNOVATIONS	1
September 13, 1956	ADDITIONAL TAX EYED TO BALANCE CITY 1957 BUDGET	1
September 13, 1956	ROAD, BUILDING TURNED DOWN, LICENSE OKAYED	1
September 13, 1956	OKAYS SCHOOL; TAKES SEWER PROBLEM SOUTH	1
September 13, 1956	BOLEY, ALBERT	9
September 13, 1956	AL LELAND RUNNING NO 1 ON EASTSIDE (IN 46TH LEGISLATURE RACE)	1
September 13, 1956	INVITE GOVERNOR NOMINEES HERE FOR SPAN MEET	1
September 13, 1956	INVITE GOVERNOR NOMINEES HERE FOR SPAN MEET	1
September 13, 1956	LESS STREET DIGGING ASKED FOR KIRKLAND	1
September 13, 1956	NEW TRAFFIC LIGHT PROTECTS NORKIRK YOUNGSTERS (PHOTO)	10
September 13, 1956	JANEEN WENTZ, SIDORE RYSEFF	12
September 13, 1956	MARCIA ELEANOR HOPKINS, TERRELL JOHN LE BOUEF	12
September 20, 1956	JOANNE WINS FROM PAT; KID GOES INTO ROUND 4 (GUNDERSON, JO ANNE)	1
September 20, 1956	WESCOTT HONORED BY OIL COMPANY	9
September 20, 1956	SNYDER OFFERS TEXACO SERVICE TO EAST SIDERS	8
September 20, 1956	PUBLIC EMPLOYEES LOOKED TO BOOST UGN DRIVE TOTAL	1
September 20, 1956	$975,000 SCHOOL BOND ISSUE ON NOVEMBER POLL	1
September 20, 1956	3 JUANITA BOYS, POLIO VICTIMS, ESCAPE PARALYSIS	1
September 20, 1956	RUSTY, BURIED OX SHOE CONTRASTS KIRKLAND'S TODAY AND YESTERDAY	1
September 20, 1956	HOUGHTON WILL SPEND $2000 MORE IN 1957	1
September 20, 1956	ERWIN, EVELYN	7
September 20, 1956	MCDANIELS, JAMES	7
September 20, 1956	RAINEY, MARGARET	2
September 20, 1956	SCHELL, ALICE E	7
September 20, 1956	SCHULTZ, GRACE LEE	9
September 20, 1956	TONKIN, HERBERT J	1
September 20, 1956	JOANNE WINS FROM PAT; KID GOES INTO ROUND 4 (GUNDERSON, JO ANNE)	1
September 20, 1956	CELEBRATION WILL MARK OPENING OF STATE HIGHWAY 2A OCTOBER 3	9
September 20, 1956	PARKING LOT TO GET $1350 ADDITION; FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR 20-FOOT ST	7
September 20, 1956	FIRST GAS SUPPLY LINE ENTERS CITY ON SIXTH STREET	5
September 20, 1956	GLENDA ROGERS, ALAN AHEARN	13
September 20, 1956	SIGNE GILLETTE BREIDENSTEIN, DAVID M HOWIE	12
September 27, 1956	PARKING FACILITIES ARE IMPROVED (PHOTO OF ELVES GROCERY)	16
September 27, 1956	WEEKEND SALE OPENS KIRKLAND FIRESTONE MART	2
September 27, 1956	FOUR TEACHERS HIRED TO MEET HIGH ENROLLMENT	9
September 27, 1956	AGNES KLEIN, CHARLES HAMLIN	16
September 27, 1956	BUSINESS TAX TURNED DOWN	1
September 27, 1956	BOND ISSUE PASSAGE WOULD ADD 1000 FEET TO JUANITA BEACH	9
September 27, 1956	HOUGHTON MAN MISSING AFTER FATAL ACCIDENT	1
September 27, 1956	BRADLEY, ETHEL F	2
September 27, 1956	CAPACITY CROWN TO ATTEND CIVIC BANQUET FOR GOLFER JOANNE TONIGHT	1
September 27, 1956	MINISTER HERE TO START CHURCH (LARSGAARD, REV JOHN O)	16
October 4, 1956	OUR TOWN (BOOKWALTER, EARL R)	10
October 4, 1956	NEW DECORATING SERVICE OFFERED BY LOCAL STORE	9
October 4, 1956	M-D DRIVE NETS $700	9
October 4, 1956	NEWSPAPERS ENLIVEN STUDIES AT LAKEVIEW SCHOOL	7
October 4, 1956	REQUEST STATE MONEY FOR NEW HANDICAP SCHOOL	9
October 4, 1956	TEACHERS GET $200 INCREASE	1
October 4, 1956	CAROLE GLADYS RYDEEN, JACK NEAL	13
October 4, 1956	SUDDEN FIRE RUINS EFFORT OF DO-IT-YOURSELF BUILDER	1
October 4, 1956	COUNCIL EYES BUILDING, REMODELING QUESTIONS	1
October 4, 1956	SERVICES WHACKED IN NEW CITY BUDGET	1
October 4, 1956	BIDS CALLED ON 2-A ADDITIONS WORTH $315000	2
October 4, 1956	CITY NEGOTIATES PAVING BILL	2
October 4, 1956	GREATER KIRKLAND'S NEW PARKING LOT FIRST IN SERIES OF JOBS AHEAD	9
October 4, 1956	ALESA LAVERNE HAMMOND, HARRY CHARLES MILES	12
October 4, 1956	MARY JO DALY, EVERT BREEN DEYOUNG	12
October 11, 1956	FIRM ADDS $250000 PAYROLL TO LOCAL AREA	1
October 11, 1956	INSURANCE FIRM OPENS OFFICES IN KIRKLAND	8
October 11, 1956	NEW GARDEN STORE OPENED BY BONNYBROOK	2
October 11, 1956	UGN THERMOMETER REACHES $8237 MARK; QUOTA IS $14753	1
October 11, 1956	GATEWAY EVICTS TEENAGERS FOR SHOW HI-JINKS	1
October 11, 1956	NORTHUP AREA MAY JOIN TOWN	1
October 11, 1956	$975000 SCHOOL BOND ISSUE GETS COUNCIL SUPPORT	1
October 11, 1956	FOUR NEW SCHOOL TEACHERS NAMED	5
October 11, 1956	JAYCEES TELL CHRISTMAS PLANS	8
October 11, 1956	SEWER COST REPORT ASKED OF HOUGHTON	1
October 11, 1956	GAINES TO BUILD BOWLING ALLEY IN NEW CENTER	5
October 11, 1956	108TH-NORTHUP WAY ACCESS ROAD OK'D	2
October 11, 1956	BRIDGE UP TO LEGISLATURE - LANGLIE	1
October 11, 1956	OPENING OF NEW 2-A HIGHWAY SET	1
October 11, 1956	BROOKE ANN HUNTINGTON, THOMAS STAFFORD	12
October 11, 1956	DORIS LAVONNE VANCE, THOMAS CHARLES MASSEY	12
October 11, 1956	JUDITH PROBST, SAM T GILES	12
October 11, 1956	SALLY SCHROEDER, JOHN PARKS	11
October 18, 1956	OUR TOWN (HEYER, RUTH W)	2
October 18, 1956	BOND ISSUE FOR NEW BUILDINGS URGED STRONGLY	1
October 18, 1956	DEDICATION CEREMONIES SCHEDULED FOR NORKIRK, REMODELED JR HIGH	2
October 18, 1956	BIDS ON CONSTRUCTION OF HOLY FAMILY CHURCH PLANT TO BE OPENED	1
October 18, 1956	NEW SHOPPING CENTER AT JUANITA STILL IN STATE OF FLUX	8
October 18, 1956	NEW TAVERN PLANNED BY CLEMMONS	1
October 18, 1956	MEMBERS DISCUSS PAID SECRETARY	1
October 18, 1956	UGN CAMPAIGN NEARLY ENDED; $10460 IN NOW	1
October 18, 1956	JANICE E BROWN, RAY PHILLIPS	13
October 18, 1956	NO EXTENSIONS WITHOUT APPROVAL, COUNCIL ASKS IN WATER CONTRACT	1
October 18, 1956	HALLOWEEN PARTY FOR ALL STUDENTS SET BY KIWANIS	1
October 18, 1956	GLOBE MILL STARTS WORK ON 12 HUGE BULK FEED STORAGE TANKS	1
October 18, 1956	DALTON, BERNARD J	7
October 18, 1956	EDGAR, EVERETT	7
October 18, 1956	NELSON, NELS	7
October 18, 1956	CONTRACT IS LET FOR LIGHTING 2A	9
October 18, 1956	EAST SIDE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS WILL BE MADE UNDER NEW CONTRACT	9
October 18, 1956	WE'VE NO CORNER ON BRIDGE TROUBLES	10
October 18, 1956	GAIL G TUPPER, MICHAEL ROY OGILVIE	13
October 18, 1956	MARGARET RANDALL, DR WALKER DEAN	12
October 18, 1956	PATRICIA OLIN, KEITH L WALTER	13
October 25, 1956	BUILDING OF NEW SHOPPING SQUARE TO START SOON, MANAGER REPORTS	9
October 25, 1956	BOARD APPROVES PROPERTY CHANGE WITH UNCLE SAM	6
October 25, 1956	BOARD PURCHASES NEW SCHOOL SITE	1
October 25, 1956	NORKIRK, JUNIOR HIGH BUILDINGS DEDICATED HERE	2
October 25, 1956	BUILDING OF NEW SHOPPING SQUARE TO START SOON, MANAGER REPORTS	9
October 25, 1956	CHAMBER DECIDES TO MAKE STUDY ON MANAGER COST	6
October 25, 1956	BELLEVUE FROWNS ON HOUGHTON'S NORTHUP MOVE	1
October 25, 1956	FAMED NEGRO CHOIR TO SING IN KIRKLAND	14
October 25, 1956	EGG BARRAGE ENDS DANCE; DISC JOCKEY JEST BACKFIRES	1
October 25, 1956	CITY BOOSTS METER FEE, NICKEL FINE	1
October 25, 1956	KIWANIANS COOK UP FOUR HALLOWE'EN PARTIES FOR LOCAL YOUNGSTERS	1
October 25, 1956	TWO BUILDINGS GOING UP ON REZONED LAND	1
October 25, 1956	PURCHASE OF BEACH PROPERTY IS ASKED BY PARK OFFICIALS	9
October 25, 1956	HUDSON, HARRY J	5
October 25, 1956	PRITCHARD, FLORENCE	5
October 25, 1956	AL LELAND, VERNON SMITH TEAM UP IN RACE FOR 46TH DISTRICT POSITION	10
October 25, 1956	FAMED NEGRO CHOIR TO SING IN KIRKLAND	14
October 25, 1956	LOYER ELECTED TO DIRECT NEW MINISTER GROUP	14
October 25, 1956	'MARTIN LUTHER' FILM SCHEDULED	14
October 25, 1956	STATE GOOD ROADS GROUP OPPOSES PARALLEL BRIDGE	1
October 25, 1956	MARILYN GRACE TODD, DAVID LEE BOWEN	13
November 1, 1956	EAST SIDE CORPORATION BUYS KIRKLAND HOSPITAL	1
November 1, 1956	$975,000 BOND ISSUE PASSAGE DEEMED URGENT	1
November 1, 1956	SCHOOL DIRECTOR PRESSURE CLAIM REFUTED LOCALLY	1
November 1, 1956	SCHOOL DISTRICT ANXIOUS TO GET FOREIGN TEACHER	9
November 1, 1956	UNIQUE HIGH SCHOOL HONORS COURSE OFFERS CHALLENGE TO TOP STUDENTS	13
November 1, 1956	MAGICIAN PAUL EATON TOPS TALENT FOR JUANITA PTA CARNIVAL FRIDAY	18
November 1, 1956	CITY'S REPAIR WORK IS DIVIDED	6
November 1, 1956	EAGLES LAUNCH DRIVE TO PROVIDE EAST SIDE FROGMAN RESCUE UNIT	2
November 1, 1956	EAST SIDE CORPORATION BUYS KIRKLAND HOSPITAL	1
November 1, 1956	HOUGHTON SEWER PLANS DELAYED	1
November 1, 1956	BOYS FIND MORTAR SHELL UNEXPLODED IN JUANITA FIELD	1
November 1, 1956	BOWEN, DAVID	8
November 1, 1956	PETERSON, ADOLPH	8
November 1, 1956	SIPILA, JOHN	8
November 1, 1956	VAUGHN, ROBERT	8
November 1, 1956	GOOD CITIZENS WILL VOTE IN ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY	1
November 1, 1956	SAMPLE BALLOT	14
November 1, 1956	EAST SIDE PLAN LEAVES LOOPHOLE FOR RETAINING OF SUBURBAN ZONES	2
November 1, 1956	CHANGE PARKING FOR GREYHOUND	1
November 1, 1956	PARKING LANES INSTALLED IN LOT	6
November 1, 1956	CHARLOTTE E THIM, WARREN O KING	16
November 8, 1956	OKINAWAN WIFE 'NO QUEEN FOR A DAY' MARIE DEWITT TELLS WOMAN'S CLUB	12
November 8, 1956	OUR TOWN (MCKIBBEN, ERNEST C JR)	2
November 8, 1956	SHOPPING CENTER GAINS SUPPORT	9
November 8, 1956	CHAMBER STUDIES PAID SECRETARY, BUDGET FOR 1957	7
November 8, 1956	DISTRICT SCHOOL BOND ISSUE WINS BY BIG MAJORITY	1
November 8, 1956	FOREIGN AND OUT-OF-STATE VISITORS OBSERVE STEWART SCHOOL PROGRAM	12
November 8, 1956	ELECTION DAY BAD ONE FOR HORSE, SEAGULL; BOTH MEET THEIR DEMISE	1
November 8, 1956	ROADS POOR, CITY POORER COUNCIL MAYOR AGREE	2
November 8, 1956	KIRKLAND'S HALLOWE'EN PARTIES PROVE BIG SUCCESS	6
November 8, 1956	MAYOR RENAMES LIBRARY HEAD	1
November 8, 1956	ANDERSON, BETTYMAE	1
November 8, 1956	KINGSLAND, JOHN	9
November 8, 1956	AL LELAND LEADS FOR LEGISLATURE, SMITH IS AHEAD	1
November 8, 1956	KIRKLAND VOTERS LIKE IKE, ROSELLINI	1
November 8, 1956	CITY REQUESTS MORE DETAILS ON 7TH STREET L.I.D.	1
November 8, 1956	COUNCIL GRANTS CURB EXTENSIONS	1
November 8, 1956	RUTS IN STATE STREET GET DEEPER AND DEEPER (PHOTO)	2
November 8, 1956	WITH ELECTION OVER REPORT ON SECOND BRIDGE IS ANTICIPATED	9
November 8, 1956	WRITER CHARGES BOTH KIRKLAND AND HOUGHTON WITH NEGLIGENCE	2
November 8, 1956	YOU CAN BLAST OFF TO BELLEVUE IN FOUR MINUTES	10
November 8, 1956	CHEER UP, STATISTICS PROVE LOTS OF PLACES ARE WETTER'N SEATTLE	10
November 8, 1956	VERNA STAPLES, LYLE VANDIVORT BLACK	13
November 15, 1956	AVONDALE FARMERS TURKEYS TO GRACE HAPPY FESTIVE BOARDS NEXT THURS	1
November 15, 1956	YORK FARM PROPRIETORS TO HONOR GOVERNMENT AGRICULTURAL EXPERTS	9
November 15, 1956	MR AND MRS HAAKON JENSEN PLAN OPEN HOUSE ON GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	1
November 15, 1956	OUR TOWN (HELLIWELL, GEORGE)	10
November 15, 1956	BROKERS PLEDGE HIGHER DUES FOR PAID DIRECTOR	2
November 15, 1956	PROTESTS LODGED AT ZONE HEARING HELD WEDNESDAY	1
November 15, 1956	LAUDS GERMAN SCHOOL DISCIPLINE BUT SAYS AMERICAN EDUCATION BEST	13
November 15, 1956	JAYCEES SEEKING CHRISTMAS TREE	1
November 15, 1956	MARINA PAVING CAUSES ROW; RESIDENTS QUESTION ZONING	1
November 15, 1956	NEARBY CITIZENS OBJECT TO BOAT STORAGE AND TO BIXBY'S PAVING LOT	2
November 15, 1956	SHOULD HOUGHTON SELL LAND TO BELLEVUE? COUNCIL CONSIDERS SOUTHERN	2
November 15, 1956	VALUABLE VIOLIN MISSING FROM KALYBABA HOME	1
November 15, 1956	FISH, HARRY I	6
November 15, 1956	HAIR-RAISING WIN OVER BELLEVUE GIVES LAKERS GRID CHAMPIONSHIP	4
November 15, 1956	BUS ROUTE CHANGE IN COUNCIL'S HANDS	2
November 15, 1956	ASK HIGHWAY COMMISSION HEAD TO HURRY BRIDGE RECOMMENDATION	6
November 15, 1956	FEDERAL MONIES WILL HELP 2-A, BUGGE SAYS HERE	1
November 15, 1956	INTERIM SEWAGE PLAN ESSENTIAL FOR EAST SIDE UNTIL SEWER TRUNK LIN	9
November 15, 1956	ARDIS GREEN, DANIEL A STACHLOWSKI	12
November 22, 1956	SEATTLEITE BUYS BUILDING FROM VERBARENDSE BOYS	1
November 22, 1956	MAP OUTLINES ZONING AREAS PRESCRIBED UNDER PROPOSED ORDINANCE	7
November 22, 1956	PROPOSE CHANGE IN ZONING PLAN; HEARING TONIGHT	1
November 22, 1956	JAYCEES PUT NEW SLANT ON CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS (PHOTO)	6
November 22, 1956	SANTA CLAUS, HOLIDAY DECORATIONS COMING TO KIRKLAND ON DEC 1	6
November 22, 1956	TRUSSED-UP TURKEYS DISAPPEAR FAST AS HOMEMAKERS PREPARE ANNUAL FE	1
November 22, 1956	HOUGHTON SETS 'BUFFER' ZONE AS COMPROMISE	1
November 22, 1956	MUNICIPAL SEWER PLAN PRESENTED TO HOUGHTON COUNCIL	5
November 22, 1956	LACK OF MONEY DELAYS REPAIR ON STATE STREET	1
November 22, 1956	SHIRLEY ROWLEY, WAYNE STOCKERT	3
November 29, 1956	SURPRISE PARTY FOR DICKERMANS ON ANNIVERSARY	12
November 29, 1956	OUR TOWN (COOLEY, ROBERT R)	10
November 29, 1956	OFFICE BUILDING OPENS ON MARKET	7
November 29, 1956	KIRKLAND WILL SAVE $3000 AT CEMETERY	7
November 29, 1956	ZONING CHANGES GENERALLY APPROVED, NEW SUGGESTIONS BEING CONSIDER	1
November 29, 1956	SCHOOLS GET MORE FEDERAL MONEY; ANNOUNCE $600,000 SALE OF BONDS	9
November 29, 1956	TIP-TOP PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM UNDERWAY AT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL	5
November 29, 1956	DELORES ANN COBERT, TERRY ANDERSON	12
November 29, 1956	GAYLE SPARKS, DONALD ARTHUR HAWKINS	13
November 29, 1956	HOUGHTON CONSIDERS PORTLAND FIRE TRUCK	9
November 29, 1956	SANTA WILL "DROP IN" SATURDAY AFTERNOON	1
November 29, 1956	HOUGHTON CONSIDERS PORTLAND FIRE TRUCK	9
November 29, 1956	OWNER CONTINUES CONTROVERSIAL MARINA WORK	1
November 29, 1956	JUANITANS HONOR IMPROVEMENT CLUBS PAST PRESIDENTS	10
November 29, 1956	POLICE CALLED OFF VIOLIN INVESTIGATION	6
November 29, 1956	LIBRARY WILL USE THIRD MORE SPACE	1
November 29, 1956	HAYES, W F	1
November 29, 1956	STAI, HANNAH	7
November 29, 1956	VINUP, CLARA M	1
November 29, 1956	PARKING CHANGE SET FOR BUSES	14
November 29, 1956	KIRKLAND-HOUGHTON ACCESS VIADUCT OPENED TO TRAFFIC (PHOTO)	1
November 29, 1956	SIDEWALK, CURB JOB COMPLETED; LAST OF L.I.D.	1
November 29, 1956	GAS MAINS TO BE INSTALLED HERE IN NEXT TWO MONTHS (MAP)	14
December 6, 1956	MODERN DECOR USED EFFECTIVELY IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM	13
December 6, 1956	WORK TO BEGIN ON NEW CHURCH (HOLY FAMILY)	1
December 6, 1956	SUNSET CITES KIRKLAND COUPLE'S REMODELED KITCHEN	14
December 6, 1956	BOTTEGA, ART SHOP IN THE COUNTRY, IS YOUNG COUPLE'S DREAM COME TRUE	8
December 6, 1956	FRIENDLINESS, GOOD SERVICE KEEPS OWNER OF WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE	5
December 6, 1956	TOURING THE SHOPS	13
December 6, 1956	CHAMBER MANAGER UP TO MEMBERS	2
December 6, 1956	CLARISSE STEFFAN, ROBERT BRETT	15
December 6, 1956	GRAVEL-PIT TABBY RESCUED FROM ATOP POWER POLE	1
December 6, 1956	COUNCIL CHANGES BUS, TAXI ZONES	1
December 6, 1956	COUNCIL OKEYS L.I.D. CONTRACT	1
December 6, 1956	'HOLD-UP' TESTS POLICE NETWORK	6
December 6, 1956	FITCH, CLARA	1
December 6, 1956	STORMS, MARY	15
December 6, 1956	HARLEM CLOWN FIVE PLAYS FLYBOYS TOMORROW NIGHT	4
December 6, 1956	COUNCIL CHANGES BUS, TAXI ZONES	1
December 6, 1956	FIRST SNOWFALL VEXES DRIVERS, DELAYS SCHOOLS	1
December 13, 1956	GOLDEN WEDDING OPEN HOUSE SET BY THE DANIELS (MR AND MRS ED	15
December 13, 1956	GLEN BROWNS WELCOME DAUGHTER FROM KOREA	1
December 13, 1956	ARCHITECT'S SKETCH OF HOLY FAMILY CHURCH, SCHOOL	8
December 13, 1956	NEW APARTMENTS PLANNED ON LAKE	8
December 13, 1956	TOURING THE SHOPS	9
December 13, 1956	EMERGENCY SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULES SET FOR SNOWSTORMS OR ICY ROADS	9
December 13, 1956	G SEDDIGH G, OF IRAN, TO VISIT KIRKLAND SCHOOLS FOR SIX WEEKS	8
December 13, 1956	POSTPONE REPORT ON CHERRY CREST BOUNDARY LINE	1
December 13, 1956	G SEDDIGH G, OF IRAN, TO VISIT KIRKLAND SCHOOLS FOR SIX WEEKS	8
December 13, 1956	INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS MAY ENTER ANY ONE OF SEVEN CATEGORIES IN 1956	13
December 13, 1956	SPECTACULAR CHRISTMAS SHIP DUE IN KIRKLAND FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21	2
December 13, 1956	HOUGHTON'S ZONING ACTION UNDER FIRE; COUNCIL TO STAND ON EARLIER	1
December 13, 1956	SEWER FINANCING TO BE STUDIED BY TOWN COUNCIL	5
December 13, 1956	PRESTON, OSCAR	13
December 13, 1956	SHULTS, RENA	16
December 13, 1956	BID OPENING SET FOR 2-A BRIDGE OVER 132ND STREET	9
December 13, 1956	TBA APPROVES EVERGREEN-MONTLAKE SPAN SITE	1
December 13, 1956	SEWER FINANCING TO BE STUDIED BY TOWN COUNCIL	5
December 13, 1956	WATER DISTRICT EXPAND SERVICE WITH BOND SALE	7
December 13, 1956	EMERGENCY SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULES SET FOR SNOWSTORMS OR ICY ROADS	9
December 13, 1956	LORETTA CHRISTIE-ANN BUNDY, ROY L JONASON	15
December 20, 1956	$31364 ASKED FOR SCHOOL SITE IN CHERRY CREST	1
December 20, 1956	PURCHASE OF ORGAN FOR HIGH SCHOOL TOP BUSINESS AT LW ALUM REUNION	13
December 20, 1956	REQUEST STATE APPROVAL ON HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION	5
December 20, 1956	TOURING THE SHOPS	9
December 20, 1956	BUS DRIVER REMOVES GIRL TRAPPED IN "DITCHED" CAR	1
December 20, 1956	PATRICIA JOANN BROWN, BRUCE DUNCAN MCDONALD	15
December 20, 1956	NORDQUIST FIRE DAMAGES $20000	1
December 20, 1956	CONTRACTS LET BY CITY FOR '57 SERVICES	2
December 20, 1956	COUNCIL OKEYS PURCHASE PLAN	2
December 20, 1956	STREET PROJECT LAWSUIT ROUGH ON CITY COFFERS	1
December 20, 1956	KIRKLAND GETS SAFETY AWARD; DUE FOR REPEAT	13
December 20, 1956	JIMMY MITCHELL'S KIRKLAND ELEVEN OF 1939 PRETTY FAIR COUNTRY CLUB	4
December 20, 1956	HOUGHTON LAKEFRONT RESIDENT ASKS COUNCIL TO PRESERVE OLD ZONING L	9
December 20, 1956	LAKE LOW FOR DOCK, BULKHEAD REPAIRS	9
December 20, 1956	HAYS, MARGARET	2
December 20, 1956	JOHANNESEN, JOHN	16
December 20, 1956	MOULTON, JAMES	9
December 20, 1956	MUNSON, AGNES B	2
December 20, 1956	JIMMY MITCHELL'S KIRKLAND ELEVEN OF 1939 PRETTY FAIR COUNTRY CLUB	4
December 20, 1956	BRIDGE LOCATION GAINS SUPPORT OF LOCAL GROUPS	1
December 20, 1956	STREET PROJECT LAWSUIT ROUGH ON CITY COFFERS	1
December 20, 1956	LATE BUSES ON EMERGENCY SETUP; SHORT ROUTE ON LIMITED SCHEDULE	13
December 20, 1956	CAROLE RYDEEN, JACK D NEAL	15
December 20, 1956	GLORIA BROCK, CLARENCE STONE	14
December 27, 1956	STEWART SCHOOL SHOWS UNUSUAL HOLIDAY TRIMS	4
December 27, 1956	TWO-MANUAL ORGAN BOUGHT BY MEMBERS OF JUANITA CHURCH	8
December 27, 1956	NICK-OF-TIME RESCUERS REVIVE ARIEL JOHNSON, OVERCOME BY MONOXIDE	1
December 27, 1956	LIVELY SCHOOL BOUNDARY ARGUMENT	2
December 27, 1956	PICK COMMITTEE TO STUDY LATEST HOSPITAL PLAN	7
December 27, 1956	CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS ON DISPLAY FROM HOUGHTON TO DENNY PA	1
December 27, 1956	CLICK'S MARKET REPORTS THEFT	1
December 27, 1956	CLARKE, CLARENCE	1
December 27, 1956	BIDS OUT ON NEW $290,000 2-A LINK	1
December 27, 1956	CAROL KOHLER, HAROLD LEONARD	8
December 27, 1956	DONNA JEAN WALLACE, EMIL D BULYCA	8
January 3, 1957	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	5
January 3, 1957	EIGHT POUND BOY WINS BABY DERBY FOR H OTTOSENS	1
January 3, 1957	BUILDING TOTALS ALMOST $700,000 HERE DURING 1956	2
January 3, 1957	BUILDING SALES TOTAL $300,000 IN BUSINESS AREA	1
January 3, 1957	KNIFE ACCIDENT DULLS CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR KIDS (SEARLE, DICK)	1
January 3, 1957	UW FACULTY MEMBER KILLED IN PLANE CRASH (ROOT, CORNELIUS)	1
January 3, 1957	BUILDING SALES TOTAL $300,000 IN BUSINESS AREA	1
January 3, 1957	GERALD CRUEA NEW PRESIDENT CITY CHAMBER	5
January 3, 1957	CHRISTMAS BOX DONORS THANKED BY MRS BARRIE	11
January 3, 1957	MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE STARTS HERE THIS WEEK	1
January 3, 1957	BUILDING SALES TOTAL $300,000 IN BUSINESS AREA	1
January 3, 1957	BUILDING TOTALS ALMOST $700,000 HERE DURING 1956	2
January 3, 1957	LW ALUMS APPROVE ORGAN FUND, RE-ELECT JOHN GATES AS PRESIDENT	9
January 3, 1957	SHARON BURNS, JOHN E BOULANGER	10
January 3, 1957	JAYCEES WILL BURN TREES SUNDAY IN DEBRIS ROUNDUP	1
January 3, 1957	LEGAL COOPERATION AMONG CITIES, COUNTIES PROPOSED IN 'METRO' PLAN	9
January 3, 1957	OVERAGES IN STREET PROGRAM TABBED BIG STORY OF '56 BY EDITORS	7
January 3, 1957	CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CUPS AWARDED IN RECORD FIELD	1
January 3, 1957	TWO CARS STOLEN, POLICE NAB TWO BULB SNATCHERS	7
January 3, 1957	KEHN, EFFIE MAY	1
January 3, 1957	MARSH, KATHERINE	1
January 3, 1957	ROHRBACKER, MYRTLE L	1
January 3, 1957	ROOT, CORNELIUS	1
January 3, 1957	UNION OIL CO PICKS JOURNAL FOR ADVERTISING PROGRAM	9
January 10, 1957	MR AND MRS R A DAHL OBSERVE 40TH WEDDING DATE JANUARY 1	11
January 10, 1957	OUR TOWN (WILLIAMS, WALTER)	2
January 10, 1957	MERCHANTS START BARGAIN DAYS	1
January 10, 1957	NEW OWNERS SA6Y CAFE REMODELING TO COST $58000 (FLANE CAFE)	1
January 10, 1957	LITTLE KIRKLAND VICTIM OF POLIO BACKED FOR MARCH OF DIMES QUEEN	1
January 10, 1957	HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS' WINTER CONCERT TONIGHT	9
January 10, 1957	HOW GOOD ARE OUR SCHOOLS? MONDAY TOPIC FOR COUNCIL	2
January 10, 1957	PICTURE OF JOHN EISENHOWER FAMILY SENT TO KIRKLAND KINDERGARTEN	2
January 10, 1957	VISITING TEACHER COMES TO KIRKLAND FROM OPPOSITE SIDE OF WORLD	1
January 10, 1957	MENACE TO LAKE DISCUSSED BY WOMEN VOTERS	10
January 10, 1957	ROSE HILL BLAZE AWAKENS FIREMEN	8
January 10, 1957	CITY'S ECONOMY PROGRAM PAYING OFF	1
January 10, 1957	COUNCIL LEARNS TAXES DUE ON SOME CITY PARK LAND	8
January 10, 1957	HOW GOOD ARE OUR SCHOOLS? MONDAY TOPIC FOR COUNCIL	2
January 10, 1957	NEW ORDINANCE REGULATES (NATURAL) GAS	4
January 10, 1957	NUMEROUS CHANGES HERE IN PAST FEW YEARS ... (PHOTOS)	11
January 10, 1957	KIWANIANS TO IMPROVE CITY WATERFRONT PROPERTY	1
January 10, 1957	AUTOMOBILE GOODS TAKEN FROM GARAGE	5
January 10, 1957	BEECH, WALTER	1
January 10, 1957	FANNING, BARBARA B	5
January 10, 1957	THOMAS, DAVID	1
January 10, 1957	MORE THAN 2000 LIVING IN LAKE HILLS DISTRICT	9
January 10, 1957	COUNCIL LEARNS TAXES DUE ON SOME CITY PARK LAND	8
January 10, 1957	ROSE HILL BLAZE AWAKENS FIREMEN	8
January 10, 1957	MORE THAN 2000 LIVING IN LAKE HILLS DISTRICT	9
January 10, 1957	CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE BY STATE SHOWS EVERGREEN SITE BEST (BRIDGE)	1
January 10, 1957	EMERGENCY MEETING CALLED BY BRIDGE USERS	9
January 10, 1957	TWO ACCIDENTS BLAMED ON SNOW; 2-A 'BAD' - COREY	5
January 10, 1957	DELORES ANN COBERT, TERRANCE BALLARD ANDERSON	10
January 17, 1957	CHILDLESS KIRKLAND COUPLE GREEST ADOPTED KOREAN BOY (YOUNG, JOHN)	6
January 17, 1957	HEATING SERVICE HERE EXPANDED	6
January 17, 1957	NEW TRADEWELL FOOD STORE OPEN	6
January 17, 1957	CHAMBER OKEYS PAID SECRETARY	1
January 17, 1957	BUS DISCIPLINE DISCUSSED AT LAKEVIEW PTA	12
January 17, 1957	DICK DREWELOW NAMED KIRKLAND MAYOR - BUT IT'S ONLY FOR ONE DAY	5
January 17, 1957	REGISTRATION MONDAY AND TUESDAY FOR SPRING ADULT EDUCATION CLASS	8
January 17, 1957	GAIL ROCKEFELLER, WILHELM HEEB	11
January 17, 1957	KIRKLAND REPRESENTATIVE OFFERS VIEW ON MAIN ISSUES	6
January 17, 1957	CITY TO ROTATE VEHICLE REPAIRS AMONG GARAGES	6
January 17, 1957	RESERVE POLICEMEN SEEN FOR TOWN; BELLEVUE PLAN SPARKS SEWER HOPES	1
January 17, 1957	TOWN DECLARES BOAT HOIST IS PUBLIC NUISANCE	1
January 17, 1957	IBM ROOM, NEW 2ND FLOOR ADDED TO HEISDORF HATCHERY HERE (PHOTOS)	9
January 17, 1957	POLICE CASH BOX ROBBERY LAST YEAR STILL UNSOLVED	1
January 17, 1957	FERGUSON, ROBERT	6
January 17, 1957	GATES, LLOYD	1
January 17, 1957	HEPLER, MARY H	1
January 17, 1957	ROGERS, FLORA A	1
January 17, 1957	WICKHAM, CHARLES E	1
January 17, 1957	YMCA MEMBERSHIP GOAL IS $3000; DRIVE OPENS TODAY ON THE EAST SIDE	1
January 17, 1957	91-YEAR-OLD MAN BAPTIZED SATURDAY BY ADVENTISTS (MILES, HARRY F)	12
January 17, 1957	JUANITA CHURCH TO HEAR STORIES OF MISSIONARIES	12
January 17, 1957	TOWN DECLARES BOAT HOIST IS PUBLIC NUISANCE	1
January 17, 1957	BUSSES GETTING OLD FAST, DRIVES TELL COLLINS PTA	10
January 17, 1957	ADDITION TO 2-A CONTRACT OKEYED	1
January 17, 1957	CARS FALL IN HOLE ON LAKE ST SOUTH	5
January 17, 1957	SMITH, LELAND PLEDGE HELP FOR EVERGREEN SPAN	1
January 24, 1957	DRIFTWOOD ART IS UNIQUE HOBBY (PHILLIPS, L G)	10
January 24, 1957	OUR TOWN (BURNS, BILL)	2
January 24, 1957	MANY PROTEST COST OF GUTTER, DRAIN PROJECT	1
January 24, 1957	BEETLE BECOMES REX PART OWNER	5
January 24, 1957	VICTIM OF SUNDAY ACCIDENT BATTLING FOR HIS LIFE (KELLY, JAMES)	1
January 24, 1957	AVIATION HEAD VISITS KIRKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT	12
January 24, 1957	PUPILS AND TEACHERS LIKE JUNIOR HIGH EXPERIMENT	11
January 24, 1957	SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS, PRINCIPALS HOLD JOINT DINNER AND DISCUSSION	7
January 24, 1957	KAREN ABBOTT, GARY JAMES	10
January 24, 1957	CITY CLEARS PARK PROPERTY TITLE, PAYS $500 PLUS $70 FOR TAXES	1
January 24, 1957	HUDDLESTON, WAITIEBELL	1
January 24, 1957	WERNER, BRAZIER E "BEN"	1
January 24, 1957	PARALLEL BRIDGE BILL PROPOSED	1
January 24, 1957	STATE EARMARKS $1,699,000 FOR LOCAL 2-A WORK	1
January 31, 1957	"JUST EARNING MONEY FOR UNIVERSITY" - MINK FARMER (ACTOR, JIM)	14
January 31, 1957	MRS FRETHEIM ENDS 20 YEARS WITH LW SCHOOL	11
January 31, 1957	OUR TOWN (FORBER, REV CHARLES)	10
January 31, 1957	ASSESSMENT BOOSTS UP 53% REVEALED AT MEET	1
January 31, 1957	FIRE GUTS GARAGE AT DAVIS RESIDENCE	5
January 31, 1957	NEW SMOKEHOUSE OPENED SATURDAY (SMOKEHOUSE TAVERN)	11
January 31, 1957	RESIDENT NAMED FURNITURE HEAD (ETHIER, GLEN)	8
January 31, 1957	ACCIDENT VICTIM'S MOTHER BELIEVES HE WILL RECOVER (KELLY, JIM)	1
January 31, 1957	MOTHERS MARCH TONIGHT TO END '57 POLIO DRIVE	1
January 31, 1957	CHOICE OF EVERGREEN SITE SPURTS EAST SIDE GROWTH	9
January 31, 1957	D PALMER HIRED BY SCHOOL BOARD	7
January 31, 1957	VISITING IRANIAN TEACHER CHARMS ROSE HILL PARENTS AND TEACHERS	12
January 31, 1957	CITY 'CLEAN-UP' THEME OF WEEK; BOOSTS SWEEPER	2
January 31, 1957	FIRE GUTS GARAGE AT DAVIS RESIDENCE	5
January 31, 1957	CITY 'CLEAN-UP' THEME OF WEEK; BOOSTS SWEEPER	2
January 31, 1957	COUNCIL TO HEAR FINAL ZONE PLAN AT NEXT MEETING	13
January 31, 1957	SALK VACCINE IMMUNIZATIONS SAVED DAY FOR KIM CONRAD, JUANITA BOY	9
January 31, 1957	COUNCILMAN HIT BY ENFORCEMENT HE ADVOCATED	1
January 31, 1957	POLICE CHIEF PLEASED BY LAD ANXIOUS TO PAY FOR BATTERY	9
January 31, 1957	TOWN ORDINANCE BRINGS LAWSUIT TO HOUGHTON (BIXBY MARINA HOIST)	1
January 31, 1957	YOUTH ARRESTED FOR BURGLARIES	6
January 31, 1957	ESTY, ARETUS	7
January 31, 1957	HEDWALL, HANSINE	7
January 31, 1957	LUND, MARTIN	7
January 31, 1957	ROGERS, MRS CLYDE	7
January 31, 1957	BELLEVUE PROPOSES NEARBY LAKEFRONT PARK (PLAN FOR YARROW BAY)	5
January 31, 1957	CHOICE OF EVERGREEN SITE SPURTS EAST SIDE GROWTH	9
January 31, 1957	BRIDGE GROUP COMMENDS PRIORITY GIVEN FREEWAY	2
January 31, 1957	BRIDGE HEARING SET NEXT WEDNESDAY	1
January 31, 1957	CHOICE OF EVERGREEN SITE SPURTS EAST SIDE GROWTH	9
January 31, 1957	LELAND CHARGES PARALLEL BRIDGE FULL OF "GOBBLY GOOK"	10
January 31, 1957	NORTH SITE WILL WIN, SAYS LELAND (BRIDGE)	1
January 31, 1957	TOP STATE OFFICIALS DUE HERE FEBRUARY 6 FOR VITAL ROADS PARLEY	9
January 31, 1957	SKATING ENJOYED ON LAKE KIRKLAND (PHOTO)	1
January 31, 1957	TRUCKERS URGED TO AVOID TRAVELING CITY STREETS DURING THAW	2
February 7, 1957	RE-ELECT OFFICERS IN CITIZENS BANK	7
February 7, 1957	LOCAL LAD WINS BOY SCOUT AWARD (FITCH, WALTER "SKIP")	1
February 7, 1957	OUR TOWN (SANDS, LEWIS F)	10
February 7, 1957	BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $31,500	7
February 7, 1957	FATHER'S QUICK THINKING SAVES FAMILY AND HOUSE (GARDNER, D B)	1
February 7, 1957	CHAMBER HIRES MILDRED WOODS	1
February 7, 1957	MARCH OF DIMES CALLED SUCCESS, CHAIRMEN THANK MOTHERS, WORKERS	9
February 7, 1957	CIVILIAN DEFENSE DISPERSAL PLAN BEING READIED	14
February 7, 1957	ROBERTA ELSON, GLEN GREER	12
February 7, 1957	SANDRA VAN NOY, JOHN B MOUW	12
February 7, 1957	GREATER LAKE POLLUTION VISIONED BY STATE GROUP	9
February 7, 1957	FATHER'S QUICK THINKING SAVES FAMILY AND HOUSE (GARDNER, D B)	1
February 7, 1957	REPRESENTATIVE LELAND HAS "LEG PULLED" BY FELLOW LAWMAKERS	8
February 7, 1957	CITY DEBT DOWN TO LOW $66000	1
February 7, 1957	CITY REJECTS BULK GASOLINE PURCHASE; QUESTIONS METRO PLAN	1
February 7, 1957	PLANNING MAP OKEYED BY CITY FOR ORDINANCE	1
February 7, 1957	LIBRARY GETS ITS FACE LIFTED, THANKS TO HOUGHTON TOWN COUNCIL	5
February 7, 1957	VETERAN POLICE OFFICER RESIGNS (BELL, PAUL)	1
February 7, 1957	LIBRARY GETS ITS FACE LIFTED, THANKS TO HOUGHTON TOWN COUNCIL	5
February 7, 1957	SPACE ADDED TO LIBRARY HERE	5
February 7, 1957	ANDERSON, CAPTAIN JAMES	1
February 7, 1957	BORTOLETTO, EVANGELINE	14
February 7, 1957	BOYS HAVE A 'REAL COOL' WEEKEND AT BOY SCOUT CAMP ON WHITE PASS	13
February 7, 1957	KIRKLAND BELIEVED TO BE HOME OF FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK IN THE USA	7
February 7, 1957	WINDOW DISPLAY, COURT OF HONOR MARK SCOUT BIRTHDAY FOR TROOP	13
February 7, 1957	KIRKLAND WOULD LIKE BOAT BASE; HOUGHTON, TOO (HYDROS)	1
February 7, 1957	LAKERS WIN TENTH STRAIGHT KINGCO CONTEST BY SQUEEZING PAST BELLEVUE	1
February 7, 1957	JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES TO MEET HERE FOR SEMI-ANNUAL BIBLE CONFERENCE	14
February 7, 1957	LUTHERAN SERIES UNDER DIRECTION OF TWO MINISTERS	14
February 7, 1957	KIRKLAND WOULD LIKE BOAT BASE; HOUGHTON, TOO (HYDROS)	1
February 7, 1957	BRIDGE HEARING ATTRACTS MANY	1
February 7, 1957	CITY FILLS RUTS ON LAKE STREET	7
February 7, 1957	HARRIET SUTHERLAND, JESUS H VILLALVA	12
February 14, 1957	OUR TOWN (HANCOCK, MR AND MRS JOHN)	10
February 14, 1957	OPENING OF RENOVATED FLAME RESTAURANT DELAYED TWO WEEKS BY FREEZE	9
February 14, 1957	RECORDS TO TYPE, LETTERS TO ANSWER, ... (WOODS, MILDRED)	6
February 14, 1957	KIDS' FRIEND OF THE YEAR TO BE NAMED SATURDAY	1
February 14, 1957	R B MCKELVEY TAKES CD POST	7
February 14, 1957	CENTRAL GRADE SCHOOL CHORUS TO GIVE FIRST CONCERT AT PTA MEETING	9
February 14, 1957	BRIDGE, CITY PARK, RETARDED CHILDREN PROBLEMS HELP KEEP LELAND O	7
February 14, 1957	MAYOR ACCEPTS MILLAR'S RESIGNATION RELUCTANTLY (PLANNING COMMISSION)	7
February 14, 1957	MAYOR, COUNCIL STUDYING METRO FINANCIAL EFFECT	1
February 14, 1957	COUNCIL FROWNS ON BELLEVUE ANNEXING LAND (YARROW BAY)	1
February 14, 1957	HOUGHTON COUNCIL HEARS REPLIES FROM ALLEGED ZONING VIOLATORS	2
February 14, 1957	SEATTLE DOOR FIRM BUYS ACME MILLWORK COMPANY	1
February 14, 1957	180 POUNDS MEAT REPORTED STOLEN	1
February 14, 1957	AUTO HUBCAPS, TIRES, LICENSES REPORTED STOLEN	1
February 14, 1957	YOUTHS NABBED FOR SHOPLIFTING	1
February 14, 1957	NATIONAL GUARD UNIT ON ROSE HILL TO TAKE PART IN RECRUITING DRIVE	7
February 14, 1957	ANDERSON, ERIK	6
February 14, 1957	BOYD, BLANCHE ELLIS	7
February 14, 1957	DALZIEL, ALEXANDER	5
February 14, 1957	KELLY, JIM	1
February 14, 1957	SCOTT, JESSE	6
February 14, 1957	VAIL, CHARLES	5
February 14, 1957	KANGS' WINNING STREAK SNAPPED	1
February 14, 1957	ARTHUR HARGREAVE APPOINTED TO CITY PARK BOARD	6
February 14, 1957	NATIONAL GUARD UNIT ON ROSE HILL TO TAKE PART IN RECRUITING DRIVE	7
February 14, 1957	LOCAL CAP SQUADRON GETS PLANE FOR WEEKLY OBSERVATION FLIGHTS	8
February 14, 1957	HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ALLOCATES $300,000 FOR NEXT SECTION OF 2-A	9
February 14, 1957	NEED CONTINUED INTEREST AND ACTION ON BRIDGE ISSUE, REP LELAND	2
February 14, 1957	ROADS CHAIRMAN BACKS EVERGREEN	1
February 14, 1957	KAY ELIZABETH BARLOW, DELOS DARWIN RICHARDSON	11
February 21, 1957	SCHOOL SEEKS 20 ACRES IN PROJECT	1
February 21, 1957	JACK CLEMMONS' NEW SMOKEHOUSE IS FAR CRY FROM THE OLD STAND	11
February 21, 1957	NEW GARDEN STORE TO OPEN (BONNY BROOK NURSERY)	6
February 21, 1957	GERRY BAILEY VOTED KIDS' FRIEND AT FIFTH ANNUAL VFW BANQUET	1
February 21, 1957	BOARD MUM ON TEACHER PAY INCREASE	1
February 21, 1957	NORKIRK KIDS GET SET FOR "APPLE FOR TEACHER" WEEK	1
February 21, 1957	HOLES PICKED IN METRO PLAN	2
February 21, 1957	METRO PLAN, GIVEN GOOD CHANCE IN OLYMPIA, VETOED HERE	1
February 21, 1957	HOT TIME IN JUANITA SATURDAY EVE, VOLUNTEER FIREMAN SLATE DANCE	6
February 21, 1957	ROSE HILL AAA BATTALION TO HOST VISITORS SUNDAY	12
February 21, 1957	HEDSTROM, FELIX	6
February 21, 1957	REITZE, IRWIN	1
February 21, 1957	SHOBERT, RICHARD A	1
February 21, 1957	WOOD, ROYAL H	6
February 21, 1957	ROSE HILL AAA BATTALION TO HOST VISITORS SUNDAY	12
February 21, 1957	HOUSE COMMITTEE ACTION PUTS END TO PARALLEL SITE	1
February 21, 1957	REP LELAND PREDICTS EARLY START ON SECOND SPAN AT EVERGREEN SITE	9
February 21, 1957	PATSY ANNE DALTON, JOHN EDWARD ELLIS	11
February 28, 1957	MARGARET LARSON WILL BE SOLOIST	2
February 28, 1957	OUR TOWN (ETHIER, GLEN EVAN)	2
February 28, 1957	LOCAL BUILDING TOTALS $39,350	4
February 28, 1957	PLANS FOR NEW $18000 GAS STATION APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL	9
February 28, 1957	LETTER TO THE EDITOR - CHANGE KIRKLAND TO LAKE WASHINGTON CITY	2
February 28, 1957	MAY LOSE GOOD TEACHERS DUE TO SALARY SCHEDULE	1
February 28, 1957	TRIBUTE PAID GEORGE WASHINGTON IN HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIAL ASSEMBLY	5
February 28, 1957	COUNCIL STATES MAIN OBJECTIONS TO METRO	2
February 28, 1957	OLD AGE ASSISTANCE BUREAU TO CLOSE KIRKLAND OFFICE	1
February 28, 1957	REP LELAND'S PROGRAM VARIES DURING WEEK AT STATE CAPITOL	6
February 28, 1957	PLANS FOR NEW $18000 GAS STATION APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL	9
February 28, 1957	FREE POLIO SHOTS TO BE GIVEN HERE	1
February 28, 1957	MOTHER OF TWO-YEAR OLD TOLD THAT ABANDONED WELL WILL BE CAPPED	1
February 28, 1957	HOUGHTON ZONING PLAN PRESENTED	4
February 28, 1957	FISK, RAYMOND	5
February 28, 1957	PERKINS, ROSCOE	1
February 28, 1957	RAUTENBERG, HELEN LOUISE	2
February 28, 1957	NEW SCOUT TROOP TO BE DISCUSSED AT MONDAY MEET	7
February 28, 1957	CITIZENS SPONSOR MOVE TO RELEASE SITE FOR PARK (YARROW BAY)	1
February 28, 1957	CIVIC CELEBRATION PLANNED FOR DAY BRIDGE BILL SIGNED	7
February 28, 1957	LELAND PREDICTS BRIDGE BILL MAY HAVE DIFFICULTY PASSING SENATE	1
February 28, 1957	WEEK-END RAINFALL OVER THREE INCHES; FLOODS BUILDINGS	1
February 28, 1957	JANET GLORIA SCHWARZ, RICHARD SAVISKY	8
February 28, 1957	M'LOU REED, ROBERT DALE STOUT	9
March 7, 1957	ONE'S AWAKE, THE OTHER'S ASLEEP; TWINS DISAGREE ... (CHRISTIE)	9
March 7, 1957	STREET CONDITION HOLDS UP HOUSE MOVING (PHOTO)	1
March 7, 1957	METRO PLAN GETS CHAMBER HELP	1
March 7, 1957	NEARLY $3900 RAISED IN KIRKLAND THROUGH MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN	2
March 7, 1957	ABSENTEE RATE HIGH LAST WEEK	9
March 7, 1957	MERIT PAY FOR TEACHERS ASKED	1
March 7, 1957	STEWART SCHOOL SPECIALISTS MEET	6
March 7, 1957	TWO SCHOOL MEN HIT COMPULSORY DRIVER TRAINING	1
March 7, 1957	MILDRED SORENSEN, DALE WARD	11
March 7, 1957	QUEEN JANICE WILL REIGN AS MISS STARDUST OF '57 (PETERSEN)	10
March 7, 1957	CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF METRO PLAN NOT ACCEPTABLE - HESS	1
March 7, 1957	METRO PLAN GETS CHAMBER HELP	1
March 7, 1957	ED KELLY IS NEW POLICE PATROLMAN	1
March 7, 1957	MILLER RESIDENCE BURGLARY SOLVED	11
March 7, 1957	POLICE REPORT SHOWS 68 JUVENILES AND 12 ADULTS ARRESTED IN 1956	1
March 7, 1957	TAYLOR, CHARLES	1
March 7, 1957	GREATER KIRKLAND ELECTS DONOGHUE FOR PRESIDENT	9
March 7, 1957	GARDEN AND REAL ESTATE COLUMNS START THIS ISSUE	1
March 7, 1957	REAL ESTATE NEWS	6
March 7, 1957	PARK PURCHASE NO SURE THING (YARROW BAY)	1
March 7, 1957	JOINT MEETING OF SPAN GROUPS SET	1
March 7, 1957	SAND POINT SITE STILL IN RUMOR MILL (BRIDGE)	1
March 7, 1957	SIDEWALK COSTS PROTESTED BY PROPERTY OWNERS	1
March 7, 1957	PHONE COMPANY ALLOTS $50000 FOR WORK HERE	9
March 14, 1957	JAYNE'S DRAPERY - NEW LOCATION	7
March 14, 1957	SILVER WEDDING, TWO BIRTHDAYS FOR C BAILEYS	10
March 14, 1957	BAND MEMBERS TUNE UP (PHOTO OF JOHNSON, DOROTHY)	2
March 14, 1957	EX-ROSE HILL BOY LEADS DARRINGTON TO B TITLE (SIMMONS, VERNE)	4
March 14, 1957	JAMES FAMILY VISITS REV BOB RICHARDS (OLYMPIC POLE-VAULTER)	1
March 14, 1957	OUR TOWN (WARREN, LEONARD)	2
March 14, 1957	PROPERTY OWNERS CAP RURAL WELL	5
March 14, 1957	SALE OF EAST SIDE MUSIC CENTER CASE OF GOOD PEOPLE REPLACING GOOD	1
March 14, 1957	ONE-DAY CHAMBER PUSH NETS $1350 IN DUES	1
March 14, 1957	CIVIL DEFENSE HEADS TO PLAN DISPERSAL FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT	6
March 14, 1957	50 LAKE WASHINGTON MUSIC STUDENTS PERFORM WELL IN AREA COMPETITION	12
March 14, 1957	BOARD MEMBER DECLARES LEGISLATIVE ACTION VITAL IN PAY BOOST REQUEST	2
March 14, 1957	SALARY SCHEDULE PROPOSED BY TEACHERS IN LINE, CHAIRMAN STATES	2
March 14, 1957	WORKSHOP MARCH 23 TO ENCOURAGE TEENAGE GIRLS TO ATTEND COLLEGE	11
March 14, 1957	MILDRED LOUISE LIND, STANLEY HULSE	11
March 14, 1957	LAKE WASHINGTON SINGERS SCHEDULE 'VERSATILE' PROGRAM NEXT TUESDAY	10
March 14, 1957	HOUGHTON BUYS NEW FIRE ENGINE AND STREET TRUCK	5
March 14, 1957	METRO BILL PASSED BY LEGISLATURE	1
March 14, 1957	OPERATION LOLLIPOP; SALK PROGRAM BRINGS TEARS - 3000 ARE 'SHOT'	9
March 14, 1957	ALL YE SHAMROCKS! IT'S TIME TO BE CELEBRATIN' ST PATS	1
March 14, 1957	HOUGHTON BUYS NEW FIRE ENGINE AND STREET TRUCK	5
March 14, 1957	PARKING IN ALLEY ILLEGAL, MOTORISTS WARNED BY POLICE	1
March 14, 1957	MCKINSTRY, EVELYN	2
March 14, 1957	MILLER, DEWEY	1
March 14, 1957	ROTTER, CLARA	2
March 14, 1957	CAMP FIRE GIRLS NOTE BIRTHDAY	12
March 14, 1957	SCOUT LEADERS CITED AT AREA TRAINING MEET	12
March 14, 1957	REAL ESTATE NEWS	7
March 14, 1957	EX-ROSE HILL BOY LEADS DARRINGTON TO B TITLE (SIMMONS, VERNE)	4
March 14, 1957	BELLEVUE REJECTS RESOLUTION TO BUY YARROW SITE	1
March 14, 1957	$86000 RAISED BY CONGREGATIONALISTS FOR CHURCH PROGRAM	12
March 14, 1957	CITY'S POPULATION CERTIFIED AT 5800	1
March 14, 1957	ROAD, ABANDONED BY STATE SINCE 1945, BACK IN SYSTEM (BOTHELL-EVER	1
March 14, 1957	SENATE PASSES SECOND BRIDGE BILL; HAILED AS GREAT EAST SIDE VICTORY	1
March 21, 1957	FLAME STEAK HOUSE - GRAND OPENING	7
March 21, 1957	BUFFET DINNER DENOTES GOLDEN WEDDING FOR OSCAR A STORAASLIS	12
March 21, 1957	CRUEA LEAVES NBC POST FOR HEISDORF JOB (CRUEA, GERALD)	1
March 21, 1957	CRUEA LEAVES NBC POST FOR HEISDORF JOB (CRUEA, GERALD)	1
March 21, 1957	PROGRESS REPORT ON HOLY FAMILY CHURCH AND SCHOOL	1
March 21, 1957	REMODELING COST ESTIMATED FOR LARGER QUARTERS	1
March 21, 1957	OLD LOG HOUSE BOWS TO PROGRESS; MAKES WAY FOR RANCH-STYLE HOMES	2
March 21, 1957	PROGRESS REPORT ON HOLY FAMILY CHURCH AND SCHOOL	1
March 21, 1957	OLD LOG HOUSE BOWS TO PROGRESS; MAKES WAY FOR RANCH-STYLE HOMES	2
March 21, 1957	FLAME STEAK HOUSE "SWANK" FROM PATIO TO PALETTE ROOM	1
March 21, 1957	ICE CREAM SHOP TO OPEN TODAY	1
March 21, 1957	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEEDS MORE BOOSTERS AND LESS NEGATIVE THINKER	10
March 21, 1957	ARMY BRASS HERE ON DUAL MISSION (REDMOND NIKE SITE)	1
March 21, 1957	CITY ADOPTS ZONING CODE AND MAP; ANNEXES LAND BEHIND CIVIC CENTER	1
March 21, 1957	ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM MAY BE MOVED TO STEWART HEIGHTS LOCATION	1
March 21, 1957	COLLEGE LIFE TO BE EYED SATURDAY AT WORKSHOP FOR GIRLS, PARENTS	13
March 21, 1957	STUDENTS IN CITY GOVERNMENT HERE SET FOR CHANNEL 9 VIEWING MONDAY	6
March 21, 1957	JUANITA DORCAS CIRCLE SHOWERS SEVEN JAPANESE CHRISTIAN STUDENTS	14
March 21, 1957	OLD LOG HOUSE BOWS TO PROGRESS; MAKES WAY FOR RANCH-STYLE HOMES	2
March 21, 1957	HEARING CALLED ON ANNEXATION	1
March 21, 1957	ARMY BRASS HERE ON DUAL MISSION (REDMOND NIKE SITE)	1
March 21, 1957	SCHURLE, CHRISTIAN J	1
March 21, 1957	TAYLOR, LYDA	9
March 21, 1957	POST OFFICE SEEKS SUBSTITUTE CLERK	1
March 21, 1957	REAL ESTATE NEWS	10
March 21, 1957	SWIMMING POOL, YMCA BUILDING STUDIED HERE	1
March 21, 1957	MAP SHOWS DIVISION OF KIRKLAND LITTLE LEAGUE	5
March 21, 1957	LELAND SAYS WAY CLEAR FOR BRIDGE AT EVERGREEN	1
March 21, 1957	BARBARA ANDERSON, JACK WIMER	12
March 28, 1957	GARDENER'S BLUE RIBBONS GOOD EXAMPLE FOR CUSTOMERS (KEIFFER, ROY)	7
March 28, 1957	AMERICAN VIOLINIST ROBERT RUDIE IN CONCERT HERE TUESDAY EVENING	7
March 28, 1957	COURTNEY NAMED NBC'S KIRKLAND BRANCH MANAGER	1
March 28, 1957	OUR TOWN (LOYER, CHARLES)	1
March 28, 1957	ADDITIONAL SCHOOL SITES ARE SOUGHT	7
March 28, 1957	$500,000 HOUSING PROJECT FOR NIKE SITE PERSONNEL DEDICATED	1
March 28, 1957	OPENING DAY AT KIRKLAND'S NEWEST RESTAURANT (PHOTO INSIDE FLAME)	7
March 28, 1957	COMPETITION, "BEEFS" HAMPER LOCAL CHAMBER'S EFFORTS	2
March 28, 1957	PARKING METERS DUE FOR AIRING	1
March 28, 1957	ADVENTIST SCHOOL TO BE INCREASED TO TEN GRADES	12
March 28, 1957	BAND BOOSTER CONCERT THIS EVENING FEATURES 223 DISTRICT YOUNGSTER	1
March 28, 1957	L.W. SINGERS 'COME OF AGE' SAYS REVIEWER	10
March 28, 1957	MAGIC SET FOR 'FUN NIGHT'	11
March 28, 1957	FOUL PLAY HINTED IN LOCAL MAN'S DEATH (LYMAN, ARTHUR E)	1
March 28, 1957	$500,000 HOUSING PROJECT FOR NIKE SITE PERSONNEL DEDICATED	1
March 28, 1957	EARLY DECISION 'IMPOSSIBLE' ON PARK SITE - ODELL ( YARROW BAY)	1
March 28, 1957	GOVERNOR SIGNS BRIDGE BILL	1
March 28, 1957	METER READER'S MISTAKE CAUSES HIGH LIGHT BILLS	2
March 28, 1957	JEANNE JOLLYMORE, FERN ALEXANDER	10
April 4, 1957	GREEN'S FUNERAL HOME - 21ST ANNIVERSARY	7
April 4, 1957	LOCAL CHICKS OFF TO NEW YORK, THEN TO BELGIUM	1
April 4, 1957	KIRKLAND TRAVELER BACK IN TOWN (BOOKWALTER, EARL)	8
April 4, 1957	HOUGHTON TO CONSIDER ANNEXING BRIDLE TRAILS	1
April 4, 1957	NEW APARTMENT BEGUN ON LAKE STREET	2
April 4, 1957	GREEN'S FUNERAL HOME IS NOW 21	2
April 4, 1957	WHAT WOULD BE TOWN WITHOUT GOO OLD-FASHIONED SODA FOUNTAIN	13
April 4, 1957	MERCHANTS SHOULD DISPLAY DECALS DEPICTING CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP	2
April 4, 1957	NEW PAYROLLS FOR KIRKLAND PLANNED	2
April 4, 1957	OLSON APPOINTED CHAMBER LEADER	1
April 4, 1957	CANCER EDUCATION AND MEMBERSHIP DRIVE STARTS MONDAY	9
April 4, 1957	MAY SLICE SCHOOL TAX, BOARD SAYS	1
April 4, 1957	THREE INSTRUCTORS HIRED BY SYSTEM	1
April 4, 1957	JUDITH GREENE, RICHARD JOHNSON	13
April 4, 1957	WYSE DEFENDS TREE-TOPPING (JUANITA BEACH)	11
April 4, 1957	CITY COUNCIL ASKS 5-MILL LEVY, UTILITIES TAX	1
April 4, 1957	HOUGHTON TO CONSIDER ANNEXING BRIDLE TRAILS	1
April 4, 1957	WYSE DEFENDS TREE-TOPPING (JUANITA BEACH)	11
April 4, 1957	FOOD LANE HIT BY $980 THEFT	1
April 4, 1957	POLICE SEEK AERIAL FROM SUSPECT CAR	1
April 4, 1957	BRATT, ANNA C	2
April 4, 1957	INGERSON, RALPH	14
April 4, 1957	KEMP, ARTHUR	14
April 4, 1957	LUKENS, RICHARD	1
April 4, 1957	MORRIS, IRMA S	13
April 4, 1957	MOSSMAN, MAUDE	14
April 4, 1957	SHERWOOD, ARTHUR GORDON	2
April 4, 1957	FASHION SHOW PLEASANT 'FIRST' FOR JAYCEE WIVES	11
April 4, 1957	WYSE DEFENDS TREE-TOPPING (JUANITA BEACH)	11
April 4, 1957	AID TO BRIDGE SEEN IN SENATE BILL 352	1
April 4, 1957	PETITIONS FOR BRIDGE	1
April 4, 1957	WEATHER DELAYS 2-A COMPLETION	2
April 4, 1957	WEATHER DELAYS 2-A COMPLETION	2
April 4, 1957	YOUNGSTERS LIVING WITHIN MILE OF SCHOOL MAY WALK INSTEAD OF RIDE	1
April 11, 1957	MILLERS OBSERVE SILVER WEDDING (MILLER, MR AND MRS BLAINE)	12
April 11, 1957	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	11
April 11, 1957	NO BROADLOOM RUGS FOR MRS OLSEN (OLSEN, MRS BOB)	11
April 11, 1957	OUR TOWN (SHERWOOD, KENNETH KYLER)	10
April 11, 1957	HOUGHTON TAKES BRIDLE TRAILS; STOPS BELLEVUE	1
April 11, 1957	HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA, CHORUSES WIN SUPERIOR, EXCELLENT RATINGS	9
April 11, 1957	PRINCIPAL NAMES TOP 10 SCHOLARS (PHOTOS)	5
April 11, 1957	PROPOSED TEXTBOOKS ON DISPLAY AT SCHOOLS FOR PUBLIC'S BENEFIT	12
April 11, 1957	REDUCTION SEEN IN SCHOOL TAX REQUEST FOR '58	1
April 11, 1957	BARBARA ADELE BOUCHELLE, CARL A GRONDONA	13
April 11, 1957	DONNA MAE SCOTVOLD, DAVID OATFIELD	13
April 11, 1957	10TH ANNUAL PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS AT CIVIC CENTER HERE NEXT WEEK	7
April 11, 1957	STREET ELECTION SET FOR MAY 28	1
April 11, 1957	THE "K" STANDS FOR KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF FIRST BASEBALL TEAM)	4
April 11, 1957	HOUGHTON TAKES BRIDLE TRAILS; STOPS BELLEVUE	1
April 11, 1957	CITY'S LAWSUIT AGAINST JUNKYARD IN SECOND DAY	2
April 11, 1957	GREETAN REDUCED TO PATROLMAN	1
April 11, 1957	MARKED HUBCAPS WILL AID RETURN	2
April 11, 1957	POLICE AWAITING REPORT FROM LAB (HIT-RUN CASE)	2
April 11, 1957	BOUCHARD, ERNEST	14
April 11, 1957	JONDALL, JULIA	14
April 11, 1957	LINDQUIST, HARRY R	14
April 11, 1957	HUDSON HEADS EAGLE LODGE	1
April 11, 1957	POST OFFICE TO CUT CERTAIN SERVICES HERE BEGINNING THIS SATURDAY	9
April 11, 1957	THE "K" STANDS FOR KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF FIRST BASEBALL TEAM)	4
April 11, 1957	NAZARENE CHURCH EXPECTS 150 GUESTS NEXT WEEK FOR 3-DAY CONVENTION	14
April 11, 1957	EVERGREEN SPAN BACKERS MEETING WITH MAYOR CLINTON THIS MORNING	1
April 11, 1957	PLANS PROPOSED TO AID KIRKLAND TRAFFIC PROBLEM	1
April 11, 1957	STREET ELECTION SET FOR MAY 28	1
April 11, 1957	WHERE DO EAST SIDERS WANT BRIDGE?	1
April 18, 1957	NO LEVY SOUGHT FOR SCHOOL BUS	10
April 18, 1957	SCHOOL BUDGET NOW $1,861,016 - COPIES AVAILABLE	2
April 18, 1957	HALLENE GILES, TOM CONOVER	12
April 18, 1957	LEE ANN VOGEL, DON WELLS	13
April 18, 1957	BAND AND FLOAT WILL GO TO APPLE BLOSSOM FETE	9
April 18, 1957	PRIMROSE PANORAMA FRIDAY TO SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS EASTER WEEKEND	6
April 18, 1957	NEW TRUCK FOR HOUGHTON FIREFIGHTERS (PHOTO)	9
April 18, 1957	CITY APPROVES NEW TAX, LEVY	1
April 18, 1957	LAKE STREET METERS AND ALL-DAY PARKING OKEYED BY COUNCIL	2
April 18, 1957	MORE SEEK TO JOIN HOUGHTON	9
April 18, 1957	NEW TRUCK FOR HOUGHTON FIREFIGHTERS (PHOTO)	9
April 18, 1957	TOWN CITIZENS GET ANOTHER MONTH TO STOP DEANNEXATION ELECTION	9
April 18, 1957	AUTO WRECKING YARD ELIMINATED BY COURT ORDER	1
April 18, 1957	GREETAN BALKS AT BEING 'BROKEN' TO POLICE DEPARTMENT PATROLMAN	1
April 18, 1957	POLICE FIND CAR STOLEN IN RENTON	5
April 18, 1957	GOUYD, HOWARD CHARLES	1
April 18, 1957	LUTHER, OTTO L	2
April 18, 1957	ROBERTS, C HARRY	2
April 18, 1957	SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES SET BY LOCAL CHURCHES	1
April 18, 1957	91% OF EAST SIDERS FAVOR EVERGREEN, SURVEY SHOWS	1
April 18, 1957	SEATTLEITES ALSO APPROVE EVERGREEN-MONTLAKE SITE	1
April 18, 1957	VOTER THREATENS COURT SUIT ON NEW UTILITY TAX	1
April 25, 1957	SISTER OF LW TRACK AND FIELD STARS ... (WHATLEY, AGATHA)	10
April 25, 1957	HEYER, SIMPSON, REDMOND NURSING HOMES SET OPEN HOUSE ON MAY 5	1
April 25, 1957	LIGHTNING WREAKS HAVOC AT CURTIS HOME ON 63RD ST	1
April 25, 1957	MARCH OF DIMES HEAD LAUDS LOCAL DRIVE; TOTAL $345 OVER LAST YEAR	11
April 25, 1957	COOKING SCHOOL COMING MAY 14 AT CIVIC CENTER	1
April 25, 1957	SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT MORTON JOHNSON GIVEN 3-YEAR CONTRACT $12000	1
April 25, 1957	TEACHER PAY BOOST, COMING LEVY ELECTION EXPLAINED BY SCHOOL HEAD	8
April 25, 1957	WILLARD HUDSON HIRED AS NEW BUS SUPERVISOR	1
April 25, 1957	B-B PELLET FINISHES VILLAINOUS CAREER OF BUSHY RODENT	1
April 25, 1957	PRIMROSE SHOW RATED SUCCESSFUL; B C PUTNAM SWEEPSTAKES WINNER	2
April 25, 1957	LAKEFRONT TO BE LEVELED, SEEDED	7
April 25, 1957	CAPT GREETAN 'STRIKES OUT'; REDUCTION IN GRADE TO STICK	1
April 25, 1957	EAGLE, AUGUSTA LOUISE	1
April 25, 1957	JEROME, ALICE	8
April 25, 1957	MARCHANT, CLARA	2
April 25, 1957	MOUNTAIN, JOHN	8
April 25, 1957	PENNINGTON, CHRISTINE	8
April 25, 1957	MEMBERSHIP GAINS, HARD WORK BEGIN TO SHOW FOR GREATER KIRKLAND	8
April 25, 1957	BALLOTS CONTINUE TO ROLL IN FAVORING SECOND SPAN AT EVERGREEN	1
April 25, 1957	GATE ON 'POWERLINE ROAD' CAUSES CONCERN IN TOWN	6
April 25, 1957	GOVERNOR ORDERS NEW SURVEYS ON EVERGREEN SITE	1
April 25, 1957	MAYOR WOULD TAKE STREETS EXPLANATION TO LOCAL CLUBS	1
April 25, 1957	LIGHTNING WREAKS HAVOC AT CURTIS HOME ON 63RD ST	1
April 25, 1957	ELSIE RUCKLES, THOMAS HUDEN	10
May 2, 1957	'KNOW YOUR BANK' WEEK PROCLAIMED MAY 5-11	5
May 2, 1957	EX-LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER GEORGE WEST RECALLS ALASKA DUTY IN EARLY DAY	13
May 2, 1957	OUR TOWN (DREWELOW, KENNETH R)	10
May 2, 1957	RETIREMENT DOESN'T MEAN BOREDOM FOR GUSTAFSONS, BUSY NEW CITIZENS	14
May 2, 1957	ATTRACTIVE NEW FIREPLACE FOR KIRKLAND BEACH HOUSE (ROSIN)	6
May 2, 1957	HEIGHTS LAND TO GO IN MAY ON BID BASIS	2
May 2, 1957	MERCHANTS URGE PARKING METER FEE REDUCTION	2
May 2, 1957	BOBBY RIFE, 6, CRITICALLY HURT IN BIKE ACCIDENT	1
May 2, 1957	PARENTS, FIREMEN & RESUSCITATOR HELP IN SAVING BOY (KESTNER)	1
May 2, 1957	ADULT PUPILS SURPRISE RUTH BRASS WITH APPRECIATION GIFT OF $250	2
May 2, 1957	LUCKY 'STUDENTS' WILL GET PRIZES AT COOK SCHOOL	1
May 2, 1957	SAUNDERS RESIGNS AS MEMBER OF LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOARD	1
May 2, 1957	TEEN-AGERS FORM INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION - WALL STREET, LOOK OUT!	8
May 2, 1957	THREE EAST SIDE MUSICAL CONCERTS SLATED THIS MONTH	12
May 2, 1957	KIRKLAND WATER CARNIVAL AUG 9	1
May 2, 1957	FIREMEN BUY NEW EQUIPMENT; THANK CITIZENS	1
May 2, 1957	FIVE CORNERS GIVES CHECK TO FIREMEN	9
May 2, 1957	MERCHANTS URGE PARKING METER FEE REDUCTION	2
May 2, 1957	COMMISSIONERS FRIENDLY TOWARD IDEA OF ADDITION TO BEACH HERE	1
May 2, 1957	COOL ON WALKING BEAT, EX-CAPT GREETAN QUITS	1
May 2, 1957	HANSEN, JENS	2