Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County

More documents

Recommendations

Info

RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 4 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Schweiger, Alexander (cont) Told leasing a new building for office space will void his contract - has to use the floor for retail sales - had suggested he might hire to the Employment Service. 11-16-1972 Given 90 day notice. Schweiger's lawyer, Keith Osber, gets a commitment of $295,000 for building 7-12-1973 from UR. Schweiger earlier settled for $270,000. Larger amount to stand. 7-19-1973 Schweiger, Charles Appointed to the executive board of Alexander's. 10-14-1969 Schwingel, Louis J. Obit - 84. 10-24-1951 Scibetta, James Mr. & Mrs. Scibetta dead at Silver Lake. 5-8-1950 Scibetta body found. 6-15-1950 Funeral. 6-16-1950 Scibetta, Samuel Italians in shooting affair - Scibetta grazed. 9-8-1925 Scifomic Merchandise To sell uniforms at 5 Jackson Street. 4-4-1933 Scinta See: Bombings. September and October 1919. Pleads guilty. 10-17-1919 Sciolino, Anthony See also: Dicarlo. Reaches flyweight semi-finals. 4-10-1929 Loses in semi-finals. 4-11-1929 Wins in Chicago - Goodsell loses. 4-24-1929 Loses in semi-finals. 4-26-1929 DiCarlo and Sciolino win in Cleveland. 1-18-1930 Won over tough opponent. 3-22-1932 One of Batavia's fighters, from Buffalo - staying with his uncle John Gioia. 7-7-1933 Scissors Grinder Heard in streets of Batavia for the first time in years. 7-28-1917 Scofield, Lisa Wedding photographer, "The Snapshot", 9 Linwood Avenue, at a Wedding Photo Convention. 4-5-1989 Two of Scofield's photographs accepted for a Las Vegas show. 6-19-1997 Wins three blue ribbons at the NY Convention for professional photographers. 8-5-1999 Scofield studio at 101 Washington Avenue in 1998 and 1999. Listed among Batavia Citizens called by the court for non-payment of taxes in 1996. 8-11-1999 Listed at 9 Linwood Avenue in 1989, 113 Main Street in the 1999 Telephone Book, 101 Washington Avenue in the spring of 1999. After much work turned the house on corner into a studio. Studio shown on Tour of Homes in the spring of 1999. Scofield, Wayne Seeking permission to install above-ground fuel tanks on Lehigh Avenue. The Zoning Board is considering. 1-31-1986 Running for Town Council. 9-3-1991 Asks for a zoning variance to allow a go-cart oval on former coal yard on Lehigh Ave. 9-21-1994 Asks for rejection of go-cart site - will make a new application. 3-22-1995 Asks for a permit to install tanks for liquid petroleum on Lehigh Avenue. 8-23-1995 The School District voices doubts on safety of petroleum storage so near a school. 10-18-1995 Scooters New name for long-time eatery on West Main Road owned in the 70s by Severes, in the 80s by Town & Country, in the 90s by Catrina. April 2000 Scopano, John P. Says he should have resigned from the Senate job three years ago. 12-4-1953 Dead at 75. 3-3-1999
RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 5 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Scopano, John P. (cont) Remembered as father, grandfather, unofficial historian, Statesman. 3-3-1999 John Carberry remembers a conversation with Scopano on political perspective. 3-4-1999 Editorial on, as a citizen. 3-8-1999 Appreciated as a bowler. 3-25-1999 Scotland Yard Restaurant Michael Bohn & Associates rebuilding the former Clinton Restaurant - sketch. 5-1-1971 Robbed. 3-27-1972 Ad and picture of. 10-2-1972 Picture of. 10-12-1972 Run by Vin and Juanita Capuano - Ad. 12-6-1973 Article on - Vincent Capuano, owner and chef. Closed. Vincent and Juanita Capuano owe Michael Bohn & Associates Ltd 3-10-1979 $15,692 plus contempt charges for defying a court order. Michael Bohn to reopen as Bohn's Steak and Stein. (Afterwards Bohn's 2-8-1985 Restaurant and Lounge.) 7-30-1985 Scott, Miss Bertha Attacked, thrown down on Main Street. 4-12-1940 Scott, C. G. George Redfield sells his grocery at 14 Jackson Street to Scott owner of a variety store at 57 Main Street. 10-31-1901 Scott, Charles L. Buying the Hickox home at 69 Ellicott Avenue. 11-22-1918 Marries Mildred Lambert. 7-30-1935 Obit - Mrs. Fannie A. Scott. Obit. Educated at Mrs. Thrale's School. At age 20 became a clerk for R. O. Holden & Son. Two years later became a partner of L. J. Bean. Bought 1-22-1935 out Holden in 1905. Retired at 80. 6-10-1954 Scott, Donald E. Obit, of Corfu - Scott's Greenhouse - aged 83. 3-30-1973 Scott, Donna Jean At 2 pounds, the smallest preemie to live - now St. Jerome. 12-7-1953 Baby mentioned in national newspapers and on TV. 12-13-1953 Gaining - now expected to live. 12-15-1953 Scott, Fannie A. (Mrs. Charles L.) Obit - 48. 1-23-1935 Scott, Horatio H. Altering the Tomlinson Building for use of A. G. Henning. 3-31-1919 To remodel the Smith house on Railroad Avenue for John Glade & Son. 6-20-1919 Putting a new front on the Stone building at 88 Main Street. Dr. Harry Scott, recently discharged from the Army, is visiting his father at 9-24-1919 108 Summit Street. 10-29-1919 The low bidder on East School. 6-29-1920 Building for Adolph G. Henning on Thomas Avenue. 5-31-1924 Batavia contractor, dead in Florida. 2-25-1928 Scott, James D. Of 139 West Main Street was servant to members of the Royal family of England. 4-19-1937 Scott, Lyman Of 69 Ellicott Avenue, aged 20, has a license to fly - plans a career in aviation. Past & Present column. 6-21-1930 Scott, Winfield Obit. 10-2-1982 Scott & Bean Jacob Schlenker, Dry Goods, 107 Main closing. 3-24-1903 Scott & Bean, Inc. Charles L. Scott and James L. Bean, clerks in the Holden store, buy Schlenker's stock. 4-9-1903 Miss Mary Neary from Holden to join them. 4-10-1903 Open at 107 Main with 2 weeks of bargains. 4-20-1903 To provide carpet for the First Baptist Church. 10-6-1903
Page 1 and 2: RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 1 2/13/08 -
Page 3: RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 3 SUBJECT TE
Page 7 and 8: RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 7 SUBJECT TE
Page 9 and 10: RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 9 SUBJECT TE
Page 11 and 12: RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 11 SUBJECT T
Page 55 and 56:
RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 55 SUBJECT T
Page 57 and 58:
Page 59 and 60:
Page 61 and 62:
Page 63 and 64:
Page 65 and 66:
Page 67 and 68:
Page 69 and 70:
Page 71 and 72:
Page 73 and 74:
Page 75 and 76:
Page 77 and 78:
Page 79 and 80:
Page 81 and 82:
show all

Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?