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 13<br />
SUBJECT TEXT DATE<br />
Secord, John M. (cont) Past & Present column: on Secord multi-flowered sunflowers in his garden on<br />
Lewis Avenue - 21 on one stem. 9-28-1946<br />
Man of many talents.<br />
Ad: Secord Electric Shop, 5 School Street "The Best is the Cheapest in the<br />
2-20-1947<br />
Long Run."<br />
Secord and Joseph Oliver devise a machine to shred chocolate needed in<br />
7-23-1948<br />
chocolate dipping. First model in Oliver's store a year ago. 6-26-1952<br />
Past & Present column: on Secord and pop-up toasters. 1-10-1953<br />
Trietley on the railroad model hobby of John Secord, Jr. 4-11-1953<br />
Obit - John Secord, Jr., 43. Plant Engineer at Massey Harris. 3-7-1956<br />
Past & Present column mentions Secord's Christmas Roses. 4-12-1959<br />
Home from Rochester where he had an operation. 8-<strong>24</strong>-1959<br />
Picture of Secord with a cake on his 77th. 9-28-1960<br />
Winegar on. 9-10-1969<br />
Never misses Kiwanis. 9-19-1970<br />
Picture of Secord with an early telephone. 6-4-1971<br />
Obit - 90. 9-20-1973<br />
Mrs. John (Marjory) Secord dead at 89. 9-23-1977<br />
Secord & Weeks Successor to Lamkin & Co. - Lamkin sells out to A. W. Weeks. The firm sells<br />
wool covering for pipes in NY, PA and eastern states and Canada. 1-14-1889<br />
Putting patent pipe covering into the Iroquois Hotel and Hengerer Store in Buffalo. 9-10-1889<br />
Had a $1,700 order for mineral wool. 10-17-1891<br />
Dissolved - J. M. Seacord to buy the business.<br />
See: Seacord and Dodgson.<br />
1-12-1892<br />
Secord, John M., Jr. Colonial Blvd.<br />
Moved here about 5 years ago to an unfinished home which he has completed.<br />
Builds model railroad trains - Trietley article. 3-7-1965<br />
His father, John Secord, built the staircase in his Colonial Blvd home of solid<br />
cherry - Jean Weiss says John, Jr.'s wife later <strong>Ruth</strong> Boland.<br />
Seitz, Charles Whose wife went away April 29 with Willis Tompson, taking her two daughters,<br />
2 & 4 years old, now reunited with husband. 4-15-1913<br />
Mrs. Seitz accused of neglecting her children. 7-2-1914<br />
Mrs. Seitz admits neglect. 5-8-1915<br />
Seitz, Lena Lived on Cedar Street. 10-16-1908<br />
Miss Seitz and friend are visiting in Buffalo. 8-2-1909<br />
To Philadelphia with Roy and Nina Mason. 3-11-1911<br />
Mrs. J. D. Seitz to visit her daughter in Philadelphia. 5-27-1913<br />
Marries Roy Mason. 6-16-1913<br />
Select Collision 5273 Clinton Street Road.<br />
John Brown of to teach a coarse in car repair at GCC. 4-27-1991<br />
Select Furniture Co. Mancusos lease a building on East Main Street built for a Chevrolet showroom to<br />
Select Furniture Co. of Buffalo. 7-10-1929<br />
Ad: Select Furniture Co. - 7 locations. 7-9-1930<br />
Ad: Select Furniture going out of business after 20 years. 7-11-1930<br />
Selective Service Board Judd Perkins from the War Council to Selective Service. 10-7-1942<br />
Budget of $1,500 suggested for. 6-21-1943<br />
New office of Selective Service to seek protection of veteran's rights. 2-3-1944<br />
Service pay awards for vets to be printed in the News. 2-7-1944<br />
Men reaching 18 must register at City Hall. 8-26-1948<br />
Seleski, J. M. Seleski and family visiting in Watertown. 9-11-1888