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 64<br />
SUBJECT TEXT DATE<br />
Slaughter Houses (cont) Rupp Abattoir on Oak Street. Hartnell Abattoir on East Main. 11-7-1903 & 1911<br />
Andrew Rupp's slaughter house on Alexander Road burned. 3-16-1905<br />
Rupp Slaughter Houses condemned by State inspectors - must be rebuilt. 1-11-1907<br />
The State says slaughter houses must be licensed. 4-21-0909<br />
Brunell's Dump on Pearl Street.<br />
City abattoirs found in good shape. Rupp Slaughter House on Oak Street.<br />
1911<br />
Hartnell Slaughter House on East Main Street. 6-15-1911<br />
Auto and cutter collide on Oak Street near Rupp Slaughter House.<br />
Thomas Morrow has a slaughter house on South Main Street - just outside the<br />
12-22-1916<br />
City limits. 3-1-1922<br />
Daube Packing Co. of Corfu. Howard Churchill. Ralph Shepard of Oak St. Road.<br />
Rupp's Slaughter House, East side of Oak Street, long closed, torn down by<br />
11-17-1948<br />
Thruway officials. 9-18-1954<br />
Pat's Market on Route 33 near Corfu. 1-26-1988<br />
Sleeper, Arthur L. Dead at 79. 3-28-1970<br />
Sleeper, Mrs. Arthur (Mina A.) Obit - 77. 8-<strong>24</strong>-1963<br />
Sleeper, Pauline (Mrs. Arthur) Pauline Grinnell to graduate at Elmira. 6-10-1918<br />
Enlists in the Navy. 8-29-1918<br />
Picture of at Ford headquarters in Detroit. 8-30-1918<br />
Marries Irving Maul. 9-30-1920<br />
Obit - Irving Maul. 3-29-1962<br />
Pauline marries Arthur Sleeper. no date<br />
Obit - Arthur Sleeper. 3-28-1970<br />
The only local woman in the Navy in WWI. 3-12-1980<br />
Obit - born February 13, 1896. 6-25-1993<br />
Sleght, Agnes (Mrs. Carlton M.) Sells the bookstore to Mrs. Walter W. (Deci) Townsend. 3-16-1948<br />
Obit - 78. 11-19-1954<br />
Sleght, Carlton, M. MacGreevy, Sleght & McGrath to open Monday. 3-30-1907<br />
Purchases 67 Main Street.<br />
McGreevey-Sleght-McGrath formally dissolved. Sleght now the sole owner of<br />
12-19-1921<br />
the business. 2-1-1926<br />
Sleght's to enlarge - to add 53' on the rear. John Lennon & Son to build. 8-27-1927<br />
Has his left foot amputated. 6-23-1941<br />
Obit - picture. 7-18-1941<br />
Sleght, George Wedding of Sleght and Lucile Coons. 11-23-1938<br />
Sleght and John Jacques set up Merchant's Cooperative Purchasing Plan. 6-22-1948<br />
Sleght, John A corporal in Marine Aviation at Quantico, recently married. 10-20-1932<br />
Sleght's Worthington and Wood, booksellers and stationers, sell to MacGreevey, Sleght<br />
Sleght's Bookstore and DeGraf of Elmira - shop at 47 Main Street. Worthington & Wood got the<br />
shop 5 years ago February 1st from Marshall & Telfair. 3-2-1907<br />
Woman to demonstrate the use of Pictorial Review patterns at MacGreevey, Sleght. 2-20-1911<br />
Sale of to Mrs. Warren Townsend by Agnes M. Sleght.<br />
Sale completed. Has been run by Mrs. Townsend since the death of Sleght<br />
3-16-1948<br />
seven years ago. 3-26-1948<br />
Mrs. Townsend buys Sleght's from Mrs. Sleght - 67 Main Street for $37,000. 3-15-1954<br />
Sketches of Hazel and Warren Townsend and people working at.<br />
McGreevey, Sleght, DeGraff took the store at 67 Main Street April 1, 1907.<br />
Carlton Sleght operated the store, called it just Sleght's from January 1, 1927<br />
to July 18, 1941. (In 1921 Sleght was in charge.) Hazel Deci Townsend<br />
managed the store for Mrs. Sleght from 1941 - 1948, when she purchased<br />
8-16-1954
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