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 22<br />
SUBJECT TEXT DATE<br />
Seven Springs Bottling Co. (cont) Seven Springs Beverage Co. mentioned.<br />
Seven Springs Beverage Co. to exhibit at the Industry Show. John J. Ianello,<br />
president - bought from William Gamble in 1959. Sells soft drinks in 16oz<br />
1-<strong>24</strong>-1958<br />
bottles - water in 5 gallon jugs.<br />
Bottling works at 18 Elm Street - scene of a blaze - operated by John J. Ianello,<br />
no date<br />
owned by Frank Goade. 12-21-1960<br />
John Ianello, proprietor, mentioned among bottlers listed in an article.<br />
John J. Ianello selling de-ionized water in the Industrial Center - picture. Seven<br />
12-19-1962<br />
Springs Filtered Water Co. - use City water. 7-28-1965<br />
Seven Springs water of 56 Harvester certified by the State Health Department.<br />
Rochester water troubles bring big business to Seven Springs Water Co. -<br />
James Brown, proprietor - picture. At 52 Swan Street. Spring water is pumped<br />
from a spring at the end of Broadlawn Avenue, across Route 5 from Seven<br />
Springs Country Club. Filters at the Swan Street site. Sells in one and five<br />
4-5-1974<br />
gallon bottles. Usually sells 300 to 600 gallons of water a day.<br />
Dick Lyman bought the franchise and sterilization equipment from John Ianello in<br />
the mid 1970s. Lyman sold it to his son-in-law James Brown in 1985. Had<br />
moved from Harvester Avenue to 62 Swan Street in 1981. Brown says he<br />
trucks water from Seven Springs in tank trucks, sterilizes it and bottles it at<br />
7-12-1986<br />
62 Swan Street. Dick Lyman lives in Albion or in Florida now. 8-<strong>24</strong>-1988<br />
Seven Springs Bottled Water closed down. 1994<br />
Severe, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sell the Turkey Kitchen to Elizabeth Fenton - picture. 1-25-1983<br />
Severes returning to run the Turkey Kitchen. 6-20-1987<br />
Interview with Anthony Severe who "talks turkey." 7-17-1995<br />
Picture of Tony Severe, now retired, cooks for parties at Msgr. Kirby apartments. 2-27-1998<br />
Severe, Dr. Sal Has a new book with advice for parents - he is a school psychologist. 9-5-1990<br />
To chat with Barbara Walters on traps parents get into - picture. 12-6-1998<br />
To appear on the CBS Early Show. 8-11-2000<br />
Severne, Frank W. Appointed to the Board of State School. 2-7-1918<br />
Past & Present column: on, of the Visitors Council at the State School. 2-11-1939<br />
Heads the State School Board - 80 and blind. 1-<strong>24</strong>-1941<br />
Observes his 85th Birthday. 1-22-1946<br />
Elected head of the Board of Visitors. 1-22-1949<br />
Students, faculty at the State School honor Serverne. 3-16-1951<br />
Honored by the Newspaper Association.<br />
Severne, 93, speaks to the American Association of Instructors of the Blind at<br />
2-6-1954<br />
the biennial convention here - met here last 80 years ago. 3-27-1954<br />
Trietley on. 1-3-1955<br />
Trietley on. 1-15-1959<br />
Dead at 98. 12-30-1959<br />
Sewage Disposal Plant proposed. 1-4-1900<br />
Plans. 1-<strong>24</strong>-1900<br />
Article. 2-17-1900<br />
Article. 5-18, <strong>24</strong>-1900<br />
State Inspector says the Batavia Sewerage system in damnable condition. 5-18-1900<br />
Sewerage Sewerage from the State School goes into the swamp behind. 7-29-1884<br />
Sewage Plant The Village to put in big new sewers on Ellicott Street. 5-2-1889<br />
A New York firm here to sell their system to the village. 3-17-1890<br />
To lay sewer pipes to the State School. 9-17-1890<br />
Sewer work to the State School at a standstill. 4-4-1891<br />
A committee empowered to call a meeting on the sewer problem. 11-28-1899<br />
The committee empowered to secure plans for a plant. 1-4-1900<br />
State Inspector criticizes the Hospital for a lack of a first class sewer system. 11-16-1906