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 79<br />
SUBJECT TEXT DATE<br />
Smith, Peter H. (cont) The new owner, with Russell Kinney, of Lyman Livery Stable. 11-16-1915<br />
Lyman Livery Stable burns.<br />
Moving his livery from Fred B. Parker's burns to Harry L. Page burns on Ellicott St. -<br />
11-20-1915<br />
looking for a place to buy. 3-27-1916<br />
H. L. Page building burns - Smith loses use of burns - one employee loses his life. 10-23-1916<br />
Smith, Phil Starting catalog sales (Forest Catalog) to sell renewable forest products.<br />
Smith's One World Products Inc. merged with Amazonia of California, also<br />
2-8-1993<br />
selling rain forest products. (One man concern in Batavia - pictures.)<br />
Proprietor of One World Products, came to GCC from Alaska in 1987. Started<br />
importing in 1989 from his home. Moved to the Industrial Center in the summer<br />
5-25-1996<br />
of 1998 - picture. 3-22-1999<br />
Smith, Richard A. Student at Rochester School for the Deaf, chosen Outstanding Teen-ager<br />
for 1972. 4-4-1972<br />
Ricky Smith, deaf actor, here - picture. 7-14-1975<br />
Deaf since birth, in Batavia to perform as a Mime at BHS. 11-22-1986<br />
Smith, Robert E. Obit, of Lewiston Road. Sons: David; Bruce. 10-14-1987<br />
Smith, Roy S. Smith and Holmes buy Ryan Brothers store, 79 Main Street. 6-3-1919<br />
Smith, Shawn Chosen to manage Dwyer Stadium and Clippers. Previously manager of the<br />
Auburn team.<br />
Outlines his credentials for the job - says he intends to make the stadium fun<br />
10-19-1995<br />
for fans. 10-26-1995<br />
Interview with - plans to build up enthusiasm for the new stadium gradually. 12-11-1995<br />
Smith, Stanislaus W. 87 Main.<br />
Shoe store opens today. (See: L. E. Smith - from whom he purchased the store.)<br />
(Has been a clerk in his brother's store.) Has been Louis E. Smith shoe store<br />
for years. 4-15-1901<br />
Description of the redecorated Smith store. 5-6-1901<br />
Shoe dealer at 120 Main Street, buys that 3 story building from Arthur G. Hough. 8-10-1921<br />
Smith the shoe man to run for Mayor - picture of. 8-1-1933<br />
Obit - no age given. 6-5-1954<br />
Smith, Stanley N. Now a State Trooper, passes the Civil Service Police test. Son of Mr. & Mrs.<br />
Harry A. Smith of 29 Harvester Avenue, Batavia. 12-12-1951<br />
Of Wellsville Police, interested in job under Civil Service. 9-27-1956<br />
First Police post Civil Service job. Chief sworn in - picture. 11-6-1956<br />
Will rotate schedules - says the city needs crossing guards. 11-10-1956<br />
Now on duty - salary $6,500. 11-19-1956<br />
Calls curfew a lousy thing. 10-6-1959<br />
Outlines revised police rules. 5-10-1961<br />
Criticized - defended. 1-<strong>24</strong>-1961<br />
Chief Smith completes 30 years of police service. 6-30-1966<br />
Bar Association to honor Smith. 5-1-1967<br />
Running for the Legislature - picture. 6-2-1973<br />
Retiring as Police Chief. 4-10-1974<br />
Chosen Batavia Town Justice. 5-15-1974<br />
Winegar comments on. 6-3-1974<br />
Resigns his Town Justice post. 11-27-1974<br />
To return to the Town Board with some Justice duties. 1-2-1975<br />
Passed over for Deputy Supervisor job and resigns. 6-14-1975<br />
To marry <strong>Ruth</strong> Fossedal at St. Paul's Lutheran - moving to Big Stone Gap, VA. 3-<strong>24</strong>-1988<br />
Winegar on. 4-11-1988