Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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The Nicholsons are going on a cruise to Port Arthur. The Nicholsons are in NY on a buying trip with their son-in-law Clifford G. Woeller 7-8-1944 of Bette Shop in LeRoy. 1-15-1945 To direct music at the Presbyterian Church. Past & Present column: Story of Nicholson making up Kiwanis attendance at a 9-6-1945 Rotary meeting in New York. 10-19-1946 Recital at the Presbyterian Church. Plan new housing off Clinton Street - two being built at 62 & 64 Clinton [Grandview 11-11-1946 Terrace]. 9-22-1948 Replaced at the Presbyterian Church by William Lane. 9-10-1949 Of 72 Clinton Street. 8-1-1951 Of 72 Clinton Street. 1-5-1953 Sells his house at 72 Clinton Street to Ned Marandino of Sylvania. 1-8-1954 Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Nicholson of Grandview Terrace. 1-4-1955 Selling his home at 108 Grandview, returning to Florida. The Nicholsons buy back their home at 64 Clinton Street, resume operation of 4-3-1957 the Children's and Misses Specialty Shop. 3-27-1958 Picture of at the Methodist's Memorial organ. 11-22-1958 Co-owner of Children's and Misses Specialty Shop. 7-16-1960 Former proprietor of Children's and Misses Specialty Shop. 4-19-1962 Dead at 67. 2-27-1963 Nicholson, Mildred B. (Mrs. Maurice) Mr. & Mrs. Nicholson to New York on a buying trip with her father Joseph N. Blodgett. 10-15-1945 Daughter of Joseph N. and Mary Blodgett. 1-7-1947 Dead at 67. 7-5-1963 Will filed. Daughter contests the will - Elizabeth Woeller of Florida, says her mother was 7-31-1963 over medicated. Will contested again - Dr. William testifies - estate over $50,000. Case said 11-13-1963 closed - terms not disclosed. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 11-26-1963 31 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Nicholson, Paul Storage garage at 22-24 State burns - owned by Nicholson. 12-18-1925 Cars being moved out. Nicholson and Matthew Brown plan a garage for 51 Ellicott Street - L. N. Brown 12-23-1925 to move his car insurance office there as well. 12-24-1925 Bert Hollenbeck and Nicholson to open the New Genesee Hotel, 18 Jackson Street. 8-23-1934 Nickerson, Nancy (Mrs. Don) Interview with, proprietor of the D & R Railroad Station Restaurant, Leroy. Opened September 23, 1991. 10-19-1993 Obit - Don Nickerson - 79. 3-8-2000 Nic Nac Sweet Shop Has a new freezing machine - to demonstrate freezing ice cream samples. 5-8-1931 To move from 8 Jackson to 72 Main Street. 2-25-1932 Nicometo, Marian Completes a course at the Realty Institute - she is with the Gallery of Homes. 7-24-1979 Forms a new company, Optimum Realty, with Robert Shell and Charles Doerflinger. 2-6-1981 Nieman, George Among the claimants to a $20million estate. 8-17-1938 Night Court Has its first case - held on Tuesdays. 1-11-1961 Night School The first night school a success - 48 enroll - 8 of them girls. 1-13-1905 New students added. 1-25-1905 Florence Rumsey teaching at. 2-1-1905 Closes - called a success. 3-31-1905 To open with 33 pupils. 10-17-1905 Sixty-three enrolled for night courses. 10-20-1905
Closes - about 45 did full course. 3-28-1906 Opens - 94 register. 10-26-1906 Evening classes close for the year. 3-27-1907 Washington School proposed for. 9-20-1907 Nine teachers for. 10-7-1907 100 registered for. 10-23-1907 Stanley Rice hired by the Board of Education to teach English and Polish. 12-27-1907 Poles at are double what was expected - 25 were expected. 1-8-1908 Closes - 135 attended. 3-25-1908 To open October 20th. 10-3-1908 At Washington Street School - Charles Teresi a teacher. 11-12-1908 Last session - 145 registered. 3-24-1909 To open. 10-21-1909 Closed. 3-23-1910 Open at Washington School. 10-13-1910 114 registered for evening classes. 10-14-1910 96 men, 82 women registered. 3-16-1911 Opens at 7pm. 10-19-1911 School to open. 10-4-1912 99 registered. 10-18-1912 Superintendent Ladd is planning evening classes. 9-24-1913 In session. 10-17-1913 Opens tonight. 10-20-1914 105 enrolled. 10-21-1914 112 registered. 10-28-1914 Last session for the year - results fine. 3-17-1915 Teachers named - for Washington School. 10-12-1915 104 enrolled. 10-20-1915 Begin. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 10-11-1916 32 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Night School (cont) 120 enrolled. 11-1-1916 Poor lighting at Washington School may close night school for awhile. 1-26-1917 100 enroll in. 10-10-1917 Sixteen weeks for adults. 10-9-1918 Enrolling - for Washington and Pringle schools. 11-16-1918 Washington Avenue session closes tonight. Pringle Avenue session Friday night. 3-10-1919 Opens Tuesday - all sessions at the Ross Street building. 10-3-1919 Evening pupils show a lack of interest. 1-26-1920 To close. 110 attended - foreign students did best, others rather apathetic. 4-22-1920 For foreigners cancelled. 9-21-1920 60 register for - most of them under 35 years. 11-17-1921 20 register for. 10-2-1922 30-35 men and boys enrolled. 10-10-1922 60 register at Pringle School, 15 women. 11-2-1922 Classes resumed for employed young people on Bank Street. 9-12-1923 Evening School for Americanization starts November 8th. 11-3-1923 40 in classes at Pringle School. 9-30-1924 55 registered in regular evening school. 10-11-1924 54 registered in evening shop course. Jay L. Cole, director of evening school. 10-18-1924 At Pringle closes. 4-10-1925 F. J. Willson, instructor of evening shop classes. 10-2-1925 Closes for season. 4-2-1926 Starts tonight. 9-27-1926 25 to get certificates as school ends. 4-7-1927 Opens tonight. 9-24-1927 School year closes. 4-6-1928 To open Monday, September 17th. 9-12-1928
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