Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County
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RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 20<br />
SUBJECT TEXT DATE<br />
Sesqui Centennial Celebration Celebration being planned, remembering the celebration of 1921. 9-27-1951<br />
Celebration being planned, remembering the celebration of 1921. 12-13-1951<br />
To start May 18. 1-16-1952<br />
Beards and bustles for. 1-29-1952<br />
Holland Land Office the headquarters for. 2-7-1952<br />
Players plan a pageant for. 2-12-1952<br />
Picture of the Court House of 1802 chosen as the symbol of the Sesqui - picture. 3-3-1952<br />
Sesqui Committee - picture. 3-19-1952<br />
Reservations for train ride. 4-9-1952<br />
Text of Sesqui song - by Mrs. Winifred Credit. 5-10-1952<br />
Program for week. Old 999 here on historical visit. 5-17-1952<br />
Celebration, day by day. 5-19 to 25-1952<br />
Historical pageant said stupendous. Assisting players: BHS mixed chorus:<br />
American Legion Drum Corps; Chanto Suta Indian Dancers of Buffalo; Pomona<br />
Grange; Batavia Bridle and Saddle Club; Masons Local 575; Mrs. Catherine<br />
5-20-1952<br />
Wallace, organist.<br />
Forty-six floats in the parade - as many as 77 had been projected. The Salvation<br />
Army supplied a mobile canteen with coffee and doughnuts. Picture of<br />
5-20-1952<br />
Mrs. Credit - song writer. 5-21-1952<br />
10,000 present Fireman's Night. 5-23-1952<br />
Thongs view the Sesqui parade.<br />
Past & Present column: Georgia Foote sent a booklet on the Sequie to Queen<br />
Juliana inviting her to attend. In reply the Queen said she would read the<br />
5-29, 31-1952<br />
booklet when she had time. 9-27-1952<br />
Sesqui Committee dissolving. 2-6-1953<br />
School children plant four young birch trees on the City Hall lawn for. 4-23-1953<br />
Lois Spaulding looks back at. 11-18-2000<br />
Setchel, William A. Selected to head M & T Bank. 6-18-1964<br />
To manage a bank in Florida. Farewell dinner for. 12-16-1967<br />
Winegar on. 1-5-1968<br />
Obit - 59. 2-9-1977<br />
Settlement House Presbyterian meeting urges a study of the Settlement House here. Fredd Dunham,<br />
Everest A. Judd, and E. A. Watson appointed at the meeting to look into the<br />
possibility. 12-12-1910<br />
Settlement work for fall outlined, 411 Ellicott Street. 9-<strong>24</strong>-1913<br />
Settler's Restaurant 353 West Main.<br />
The former Red Barn Restaurant on West Main to reopen as Settler's - American<br />
cuisine. Steve Spyropoulos and Alex Tsonlis the owners. 10-18-1984<br />
Owner, Steve Spyropoulos, enlarging, adding a 16' x 40' area on the front - will<br />
serve 150 people. Says business has been good the past 10 years. 6-19-1995<br />
Setzer, Ronald Resigns Robert Morris teaching staff.<br />
Chosen by the City to be the Recreation Director - to again run the City Rink,<br />
10-4-1978<br />
coordinate recreation.<br />
Named Coach of the Year by Rochester League - the Batavia Ice Devils won<br />
8-12-1980<br />
5 out of 8. 3-31-1987<br />
Resigns as hockey coach of the BHS team - coach since 1982. 2-21-1989<br />
Seven Springs Association Seven Springs Country Club was started by Edward Russell in 1910 - Russell<br />
was president. Bigelow Creek ran from springs in the area. A mill on Bigelow<br />
Creek in 1811. Ezra Hammond put the mill back in use in 1923 to saw lumber<br />
for the Club House. Russell and Clive Gillette of Byron spent the winter of<br />
1911 at the Springs clearing land at $2 a day. William Russell built a cabin<br />
called Red Raven in 1914. He entertained the Magician's Club in 1926. In 1910<br />
there were seven known springs in the area. Today there are about 100 springs
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