Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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Neville, Patrick G. Son of Helen Neville, promoted in Buffalo - picture. 12-20-1958 Neville, Paul Brother of District Attorney William Neville, killed in an accident. 7-25-1933 Neville, William J. To Notre dame University. 9-6-1921 Neville and Lawrence T. Casey buy a truck, start a carting business. 10-17-1923 Graduates from Notre Dame University. 6-17-1925 Joins Stedman & Waterman. City justice of the peace, recently performed his first wedding. The groom asked the price. Neville told him, "Nothing. I've enjoyed it as much as you have." The groom gave him a dollar, same to each of the two witnesses, anyway. 12-30-1925 Past & Present column. 6-23-1928 Marries Helen Growney. 6-29-1929 Wants the DA post - picture. 6-30-1931 Elected DA. 11-4-1931 DA Neville is one of several who want Lone Bandit Arent. 6-13-1933 Says he will enforce the liquor laws of the state. 1-14-1935 Spending two weeks in Florida. 12-27-1935 Home - not back on the job yet. 2-26-1936 Gillard suggest investigating Neville. 12-3-1936 Given half year leave. 12-5-1936 Takes leave - ill health. 12-8-1936 Visited his wife and baby daughter from hospital in Ontario. 1-2-1937 Charges persecution, J. W. Murray. 1-29-1937 Given leave - third leave - going to Clifton Springs for health. 2-11-1937 Returns to office after nine months away due to illness. 10-4-1937 On sick leave for nine months - returns. Obit - a suicide - shot himself. Widow: Helen. Worked his way through Notre Dame. A Law Clerk for Stedman & Waterman in January, 1926. District Attorney on January 1, 1932. His father was a railroad man. Leaves two sons: 10-5-1937 Patrick; Kevin and a daughter: Moya. 10-8-1937 Left an estate of $15,000. 10-14-1937 Nevis, Sidney Seeks a permit to conduct a tavern at West Batavia. 10-5-1934 New Apostolic Church To open at 11 Washington Avenue, Rev. Ewald Heby to oversee. One of the bidders for the East School site on East Main Street. Rev. William 10-4-1934 Speidel, pastor. To build on the corner of Burke Drive and Gateway, a 24' x 54' brick building - 2-7-1967 cost $38,000. Kolb Construction Co. of Erie, PA. 3-23-1973 Rises in three hours - picture of the church going up. 9-13-1973 Dedicated - picture. 7-5-1974 Report on the dedication. 7-6-1974 RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 15 SUBJECT TEXT DATE New Apostolic Church (cont) Friedrich Wagner to preach. No service in Batavia as Wagner to be transferred to Rochester. 1990? Rev. Walter Lang, pastor listed. Picture of the Church. 2-20-1993 Newberry, J. J. Newberry Co. Buys 109-111 Main of McAlpine. 12-15-1927 Building transferred from Bartlett and Turner to Newberry. 1-3-1929 Plans changes. 1-26-1929 John Lennon & Son get the contract. 2-5-1929 To improve the building front. John Lennon & Sons Co. gets the contract to remodel the second and third 2-11-1929
New China Chef See: China Chef. floors of 109-111 Main, not originally in the plans. 4-24-1929 Donald Herridge the new manager. 2-10-1941 Former manager, Daniel J. Hoy, to Albany. 2-11-1941 Celebrates its anniversary - started in Stroudsburg, PA in 1911. 5-24-1946 To enlarge the store - put on a new front - fireproof addition. 11-17-1948 Plans progressing. 1-4-1949 Picture of the enlarged, improved store. Building sold to New Lease Corp. of Pittsburgh, a Newberry realty enterprise - 3-2-1949 cost ca. $205,000. They give Newberry a lease for 25 years. 1-9-1960 Donald Herridge retiring after 25 years at. V. J. Gautieri purchases 109-111 from New Lease Corp. of NY - the real estate 6-24-1966 branch of Newberry's. 7-23-1981 Winegar on Newberry's and other 5¢ & 10¢ stores now gone - also Kaffe Klatch. Visitor notes the Newberry sign - picture - made in the 1920s by H. H. Upham & Co. 2-21-1989 in NYC, the oldest in Batavia. 7-28-1995 E. Pottle in letter to ed calls attention to stores' stamped metal ceiling. Winegar visits Newberry's, managed since 1978 by Dorothy Jones of Chili; 8-19-1995 the only variety store left of several early ones, also home to two Caffé Clatches. 9-6-1995 To close after 70 years - after remodeling job, says store manager Dorothy Jones. 12-11-1995 Closing not yet official. 12-12-1995 The Chamber is making an effort to keep the store open - picture. 12-13-1995 Winegar remembers Newberry's and other chain stores of its type. 1-3-1996 Over 3,000 sign a petition to protest Newberry's closing - date unknown. 1-5-1996 The City suggests a local investor buy Newberry's and keep it open - picture. 2-7-1996 City officials ponder what to do as Newberry's and Ames stores close. 2-24-1996 Gautieri, marketing agent, says no real offers made yet - lease soon expires. 3-15-1996 The decision on closing may come in August. 6-28-1996 Closes tonight at 6pm - picture. 9-26-1996 Winegar remembers former 5¢ & 10¢s. Andrew and Kenneth Mistler buy the three story Newberry Building; to restore, 8-24-1997 with offices above and a store similar to Newberry's below. 2-17-1998 Winegar reviews the history of the Newberry store in Batavia. 6-15-1998 Being restored inside, outside. 12-8-1998 New Chinatown Restaurant Opening at 5137 East Main Road - Ad. 4-20-1990 New Covenant Chapel Rev. Edward Brown, to relocate at 7 North Main Street, Elba. 10am Sunday, 6pm Bible study, 7pm Wednesday. Buys the Samuel Parker house in Elba; to restore it for use. Pictures of the house 8-17-1996 in 1876 and today. 12-21-1996 Newell, Dr. Anna Grace Obit - BHS graduate. 7-8-1947 RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 16 SUBJECT TEXT DATE New England Pollution Control The firm on Cedar Street helps clean up a poison spill at a Thruway accident. 10-4-1982 Helps clean up a gas spill in Albion. 12-6-1982 New Genesee Hotel Bert Hollenbeck and Paul Nicholson to open a hotel at 18 Jackson Street. 8-23-1934 Newhall, Al Manager of the New Family Theater for 15 years. Forty years in the theater business in all. 4-7-1947 Manager of the Lafayette Theater. 2-15-1949 Manager of both the Family and Lafayette Theaters. 4-4-1949 Manager for Warner Brothers, honored on his retirement - here 10 happy years. 5-3-1950
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