Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County

RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 78
SUBJECT TEXT DATE
Smith, M. L. Head of Smith Carriage Wheel to reorganize handling - enlarge the business. 12-2-1885
Smith, Martin Joins Nellee Saulsbury as S and S Trucking. 5-12-1934
Smith, Martin H. Batavia's Carnival Showman in the hospital.
Past & Present column: on, Batavia showman who has a new dog "Lew" a
6-12-1940
great Dane, whom he is teaching to wrestle, to replace "Max." 1-4-1941
Smith, Marvin Wrestler, dead at 61 in Buffalo. 3-2-1936
Smith, Mrs. Mary C. Dead. 12-29-1927
Smith, Mrs. Mary C. Widow of Stanislaus Smith, dead at 75. Daughter of Peter Crehan. 7-16-1956
Smith, Mike Former wrestler, now a detective. Lives on South Street Road. 8-23-1900
Smith, Milford J. Now on the Police eligible list - working as a substitute for Salway who is ill. 7-15-1924
To Buffalo to work as a detective for New York Central RR. 1-12-1925
Marries Mabel G. Walsh at St. Joseph's. 10-2-1929
Named Special Investigator. 1-8-1954
Police Sgt. - 56 - stricken on duty. Thirty-five years with Police. 3-30-1961
Police form an honor guard at the funeral. 4-1-19613
Smith, Nelson I. Of Rochester, buys the photography studio at 94 Main from I. N. Sill. 3-18-1909
Sells his studio over 94 Main Street to Albert F. Bowmann of NY. 7-2-1912
To do developing and some other services on the second floor of the Curtis Bldg.
C. C. Bradley Building second floor blacksmith shop on Clark Place as a
4-28-1913
photography shop for Smith. 5-29-1913
Mr. & Mrs. Smith to Cleveland to attend a Photographer's Convention. 7-24-1916
Smith, Otto Past & Present column: Otto Smith, weight lifter of the 80s and 90s remembered.
Had an act with his brother Herman called "Posing Gladiators." Herman died
four years ago. Otto, now 48, retired, settled in Chicago where he went for the
World's Fair. Did acts for the theater. Appeared at Perfield's Garden and Sheas
in Buffalo. 8-31-1907
Smith, Pamela Body found in a crawl space under the Friendly Motel. 5-20-1989
Body identified as that of Smith, missing about 2 years - Joseph Schlum held. 5-22-1989
Smith, Pauline Dead at 68. 2-25-1963
Smith, Peter H. Sells his grocery at 103 Main to Miles P. Langworthy. 6-3-1905
Langworthy sells Smith grocery to George H. Crippen of Buffalo.
Formerly of Star Grocery, 103 Main, purchases General Delivery Service from
6-5-1905
A. E. Owen. 7-8-1905
Adds a delivery wagon - now has 8. 7-24-1905
Selling General Delivery to Charles Dimmock and C. R. Van de Bogart. 9-26-1905
Has a new 14 passenger livery vehicle.
Proprietor of a livery business in the rear of the Genesee House, purchases the
4-30-1907
livery business of Roy N. Parkhurst, in Myron Peck's barn next to him. 9-28-1908
Bankrupt - Newell K. Cone, receiver. 5-26-1909
The Town has been hiring horses of Smith - to buy a team of its own. 3-24-1910
Has a paper baling machine - to go into paper and trash collection. 5-10-1911
The livery man. 1-2-1912
Railroad men took a horse and buggy from Smith livery, 18 Jackson Street.
Sells his livery at 18 Jackson Street to Robert J. Reynolds, proprietor of the
7-20-1912
Genesee House. 9-24-1914
Buys Hopkins' Livery. 4-23-1915