Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County
Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County
Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County
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RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 10<br />
SUBJECT TEXT DATE<br />
Seacord and Slocum (cont) Picture of Seacord & Slocum Socony station on East Main Street, west of<br />
Miss Batavia Diner. 10-5-1999<br />
Two pictures; exterior, interior. 4-6-2000<br />
Seagert and Housenger Of Attica, buy the gas station at the corner of West Main Street and Montclair. 4-18-1930<br />
Seagulls Gulls on the Creek cause comment. 3-20-1912<br />
Sealer Position of Sealer restored - to serve the whole City. 4-30-1963<br />
Sealtest Ice Cream 50 Swan Street. 6-6-1950<br />
Sealtest official to visit.<br />
Vernon Hovey, Jr., President of Sealtest Foods, visiting the Batavia plant -<br />
7-23-1955<br />
Lymon R. Saunders, manager. 8-3-1959<br />
Earl May, manager. 12-9-1963<br />
Has a new product "Checkerboard." 8-14-1964<br />
D & R Motors to move to. 1-19-1973<br />
Seamans, Ralph To do carting under the name of Batavia Trucking & Carting Co. 11-25-19<strong>24</strong><br />
Seamans, Dr. Roy C. Buys the practice of Dr. Victor Rice. 1-4-1919<br />
Dead after second operation. 7-22-1927<br />
Searle, Helen (or Searls) Information on the artist in the Land Office file. Either a student or an instructor<br />
at the Bryant Seminary. An artist of some skill. no date<br />
Searls, John I. Searls and Joseph Sherwood buy farmers sheds on State Street from<br />
Charles Winters. 12-18-1923<br />
Sherwood of Searls & Sherwood Sheds. 5-4-1928<br />
Sears, Benjamin L. Of Western Union Tel. buys the Robson blacksmith shop, 40 Jackson. Will raze<br />
and build a modern two story brick similar to the Holden Building along the<br />
street. 7-8-1903<br />
M. P. Hyde preparing plans for 40 Jackson Street.<br />
Sears building on Jackson sold to Norris H. L. Douglass - has been Western<br />
7-11-1903<br />
Union and tailor. 12-5-1909<br />
Sears Roebuck & Co. Plans a catalog store here. 12-8-1956<br />
Opening a store at 215 East Main. Richard P. Zarr, manager. 4-5-1957<br />
(Opens.) 4-<strong>24</strong>-1957<br />
Picture of opening. 4-29-1957<br />
Greenberg submits preliminary plans. 10-16-1967<br />
Expanded store opening. 10-13-1977<br />
Becomes locally owned - owner George Cole now local manager. 4-30-1983<br />
To use video sales program - not yet in WNY. 11-18-1986<br />
Closing stores all over - no word on the Batavia store yet. 1-26-1993<br />
Parent organization says Sears to be kept as a retail store.<br />
George Cole, owner of Sears Order Book store to close, ending 40 years of<br />
4-9-1993<br />
Sears here. 5-13-1993<br />
Looking for a person to head a new appliance and catalog store here. 5-21-1994<br />
Advertising for operators for area "dealers stores." 2-15-1997<br />
Seasons Now Clothing store.<br />
Opens at <strong>24</strong>2 Ellicott Street. Nancy Godleske and Marilyn Milhad proprietors -<br />
opened December 8. 2-4-1987<br />
Burglar takes $4,000 worth of dresses from over the week-end. 3-13-1989<br />
Now closed. 1992