Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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New Hamilton Hotel Vincent J. Valle opens a hotel at 22-24 Main Street. 7-16-1959 Ad: Picture of the dining room. 7-17-1959 Picture; the building to be razed. 11-9-1972 New Home Bake Shop Thompson & Coventry of Lockport to open a bakery at 114 Main Street. 12-27-1919 Ad: New Home Bake Shop, 114 Main. 12-29-1919 New Hope Fellowship A new group is meeting at the Adventist Church with the Rev. John Bennedetti. 9-12-1975 Rev. Charles H. Fouratt says permission was given to build a parsonage. 5-12-1977 Approval given for a church on Bank Street Road. The Evangelical Christian Community meets at the Adventist Church morning and 6-13-1977 evening. April 1978 Picture. 6-13-1978 The Evangelical Community to hear Rev. & Mrs. Robert Smith as pastors - picture. 3-4-1983 [Rumor says Fouratt went off with a woman from the church.] May 1983 Still called the New Hope Fellowship. 1-30-1988 Pays off the mortgage on their 11 year old building - plan a special service. 11-18-1989 Noise from a Crusade in a tent in Austin Park objected to by neighbors. 7-20-1990 Has a service in prison - Agnes Ray takes flowers to a prisoner who scorned her. 4-27-1991 The City gives the church permission to hold tent meetings in Austin Park. Mrs. Smith to hold tent meetings in Austin Park for the hurting and those in need 7-9-1991 of Jesus Christ. Gets a permit for a tent meeting in Austin Park - Fara quipped that the tent 8-15-1992 meeting would benefit the south side residents. 6-30-1993 Planning an enlargement. [Now called New Hope Ministries Church.] 8-16-1995 Has 14,000 frozen cakes to give away - part of a food give-away. Gave away 48,000 pounds of food, including the 14,000 cakes, in a short time. Larry Barker, a care pastor at the church, says the church has a perfect 3-22-1997 facility for distributing food - hopes to get more. Dedication of the Family Life Center on Bank Street Road on September 10th 3-25-1997 will mark the opening of the Batavia Bible Institute - picture. 9-2-2000 Newkirk Chosen as the name for the new post office at Scott's Corners - south west corner of Elba - at five points [Elba History by Scott Benz]. 6-17-1893 Newkirk Post Office at Scott's Corners in south-east Elba to close October 31st. 9-23-1901 Newlon, Creigh Given a year in drug possession. 5-29-1971 To jail on a drug charge - one year. 5-29-1972 Newman, Alan I. New pedodontist locating at 413 East Main. 4-28-1982 Newman Development Corp. Of Binghamton, proposes a strip mall to the east of Wal-Mart - 15 stores. 5-16-1996 News Boys Winegar remembers early news boys. 3-30-1998 RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 17 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Newspapers History of the Daily News and other local papers. 6-26-1909 Past & Present column: on Batavia's first newspapers. 9-25-1920 Article on early newspapers. Past & Present column: on the Cornucopia, the second newspaper printed in 4-2-1924 Batavia. Printed 1808 to 1811. The first paper was The Intelligencer - 1807. Past & Present column: on the 9-18-1926 Batavia Advocate and Whig of 1854. 2-11-1950 On the early newspapers - first one published in 1807. 5-25-1950 Winegar on early newspapers. 12-3-1973 Newstead, David H. Marries Henriette Fischer. 3-25-1940 To Rochester General Hospital. 6-20-1940
To run for supervisor. 7-31-1963 Picture of, candidate. 11-4-1963 Distributor of General Foods - dead at 65. 8-27-1974 Newstead, Robert E. Joins the advertising department of the Daily News. 5-17-1932 Taking an advertising job at the Batavia Times. 3-23-1937 Reaches the age of 30, released from the service, put on the reserved list. 9-22-1941 Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant without attending Officers Candidate School. 6-4-1943 To be head of the Classified Department of the News. 6-30-1960 New head of the Advertising Department of the News. 11-7-1972 Retires - full page of pictures. 2-26-1977 Dead. 4-5-1983 New Street Seneca Avenue, so called in 1911, New Street to run from Summit to New Street. 5-2-1911 New-Way Rentals 1 School Street. Melinda Bryan, co-owner with her husband Wendell - opened in March 1993 - picture in ad. 11-1-1996 New Woman Figure Spa Gone from Kings Plaza - signed a two year agreement 7 months ago (Sept ?). The District Attorney is probing the health spa - an Ohio based business - officials 4-8-1976 said Batavia was too far from their home base. 4-10-1976 N. Y. Assn Railroad Passengers Kenneth Bird and the Assn meet with a railroad representative on persuading the trains to stop. 9-10-1978 New York Canning Crop Growers Canning crop growers have their headquarters here - not stated where. Started Co-op Inc. in Monroe and Orleans Counties after WW I. Now includes 1,500 farms - as far west as Erie County. Organized 15 years. William Hamilton of Perry, president. Objective: To negotiate contracts with processors. 9-17-1960 New York Central Rail Road Flowers raised at the Central greenhouse to be set out next week. 5-30-1903 New turntable used for the first time. 7-1-1903 Setting out 57,000 plants from the Central Greenhouse. 6-1-1904 Flower beds going in at the Central Station - in charge, Patrick Flint. 5-1-1891 New freight house to go up on Ellicott Street for Erie, Central. 7-2-1891 The fountain at the depot taken apart - to be put on a new foundation. 4-27-1905 The Central station to be enlarged - 40' on the west. Past & Present column - on the speed the Central may or may not have attained 8-2-1907 on the Byron grade. 8-20-1910 Automatic signals completely installed, Rochester to Batavia. 8-30-1910 New switch line now in use. 11-17-1910 Automatic signals in operation. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 3-27-1911 18 SUBJECT TEXT DATE New York Central Rail Road (cont) New signal towers to work stop-go system, one at Ellicott Street, one at Center Street - probably one at Jackson Street later on. The NY Central yard east of the station is being paved - as soon as the north wall 1-9-1925 of the depot is rebuilt the ornamental shed on the west to be torn down. 8-20-1928 Rumor has the Central building a large freight yard here. 1-17-1927 Makes appropriation toward rebuilding the Batavia station. 8-17-1927 Speculation on the Central station and yards. 10-4-1927 Gets complaints from the Council on the station. 7-20, 24-1928 A gasoline-electric car on the Tonawanda Branch of. The railroad nursery soon to be abolished. Four acres of growing plants. Established in 1923 to beautify stations. Greenhouse established in 1893. 11-7-1928 Since 1923 it has distributed 10,000 plants to stations along the railroad. 2-12-1932 Old railroad days recalled - 1840s. 4-10-1937
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