Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County

RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 45
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Shuknecht, William Of Webster, buys the hotel at 103 Harvester Avenue from Conrad Altvater. 1-18-1907
Shuknechts Horses owned by Shuknechts of Elba - picture - Percherous. 3-17-1983
Shuler, Roland To get the Bronze Star. 9-29-1945
Shults, (Mary) Genevieve Death by drowning - 15. 7-31-1893
Funeral - family calls check foul play. 8-1-1893
Watson says should not call it murder. 8-2-1893
Letter from heartbroken father, George Shults. 8-3-1893
Coroner's jury will go no further than calling Genevieve's death a drowning. 8-3-1893
Verses by Miss Shults published. 12-23-1893
Shults, George Brother of Joseph C.
Wife Catherine Shults dead. 2-7-1899
Shults, George F. To give up reporting, take up law. 9-2-1892
Admitted to the bar. 3-31-1894
Joins a Buffalo law firm. 2-5-1900
Schults, Joseph C. See also: Shad Wheel Co.
Making great improvements to 20 & 30 Main Street. 5-7-1883
Building much improved.
To build a 3 story brick on land recently bought from Dellinger & Glade, to the
7-17-1883
south of their building - 20' front, 80' deep - inside stairs. 2-27-1884
Selling out his stock at 30 Main - won't move anything to Jackson Street. 4-2-1884
Building, built by Dellinger & Glade, soon ready.
Wholesale place busy - to add a 3 story addition on the rear. Shults & Son, new
7-18-1884
store on Jackson Street - to have retail sales on the first floor.
To retire from the grocery business - sell some real estate - devote his time to
8-15-1884
Schad wheel production - he is the major stock holder.
See: Dailey-Shults newspaper debate - under Joseph Dailey.
Came here 16 years ago to take the grocery business of Michael Dailey - will now
11-26-1887
give his full attention to manufacture the Schad wheel.
Bernard Schad buys Shults' interest in bicycle wheel - the company is still
8-4-1888
interested in carriage wheels.
Is connecting his block on Jackson Street with a sewer line to Jones & Son across
1-11-1889
the street. Street Superintendent Hay objects to place ditch. 7-6-1889
Dangerously ill of heart disease. 2-16-1891
To sell out and retire - because of poor health. 7-10-1891
Ad: Shults says he absolutely is retiring - not just a sale. 7-21-1891
Appointed representative of Coop Building Bank of New York.
Bernard Schad, inventor of a new type of hub, associated with J. C. Shults,
9-4-1891
F. J. Shults, H. C. Tiffany, and L. M. Hadley.
Dead at 77. Came from Alsase-Lorraleu(?) with his brother George. Children:
John G.; Eugene D.; George F.; Joseph H.; Mrs. Katherine Fitzpatrick;
1-10-1894
Miss Anna M. 4-10-1909
Shults, Mrs. Joseph C. Dead - 61 Ellicott Avenue. 4-21-1903
Shults, Dr. Justin N. Assistant to Dr. Mulcahy - marries Mary Gertrude Hurk.
Who has been with Dr. Mulcahy at 401 East Main is moving to an office in the
6-16-1920
Woolworth Building. 3-16-1925
Honored for 50 years in dentistry. 6-4-1962
Shults, Mary Mrs. Richard Shults, dead at 47. 9-14-1971