Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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Nobles, Norton Obit. 9-20-1916 Nobles, Ralph Buys the milk route of Herman J. Darguisch. 2-6-1911 Nobles, Richard The Nobles family owns the Sport of Kings Restaurant. Nobles has proposed that he lease Mancuso Ice Arena and run it. 4-27-1993 Writes a letter to the Editor delineating the terms of his proposal. 5-19-1993 Gets a tentative OK to run the arena. 9-17-1993 Nobles, Robert A brother was Whitey Nobles. On South Main Street in real estate - from Herb Redshaw. Mrs. Wallace Stakel a sister to. Mr. & Mrs. Nobles married 50 years - picture (11 South Main Street.) 2-13-1950 Nobles, dean of realtors, dead at 86. 8-27-1960 Nobles Feed and Grain Store 8 Main Street. A. W. Graves of Akron bought Robert Nobles' business. 3-8-1906 Nobles Rolling Mill Ready for grinding. 1-7-1885 Starting after several days of repairs. A. M. Wilson leases Nobles Mill - who has retired due to poor health (Wilson 2-29-1888 Nobles' son-in-law.) 9-30-1901 Dead. 1-29-1902 Nobles' estate to run the mill - C. W. Nobles, a nephew, in charge. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 2-6-1902 37 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Nobles Rolling Mill (cont) Mrs. Nobles sold the mill property on Evans Street to George Colguhoun and James Walduff -- Colguhoun conducted a mill at Pembroke. Mrs. Nobles rented the mill to George P. Leet - has been run by Colguhoun 9-9-1902 and Waldouff. Mrs. Nobles sell the mill to Mrs. Florence B. Wallace of Erie, PA. To be managed 9-5-1903 by F. A. McLellan, brother of Mrs. Wallace. 1-25-1904 The Evans Street Mill is shutdown - owned by Mrs. Florence A. Wallace. 3-22-1905 Owned by F. A. McLellan to house Buffalo Horse and Dairy Feed Company. 7-29-1905 Sold to Roberts Brothers. 11-11-1909 Nohlen, Capt. John State Police Aide now heads Troop A. 7-18-1962 Nohlen retiring. 12-11-1969 Noise Several motorists arrested as noise menace. Anti-noise law - tentative - to ban loud radios after 11pm, auto, and motorcycles 7-21-1934 at the Fair Grounds. 9-8-1938 Trains tooting protested. 5-2-1950 John Miceli circulates a petition to silence trains. 9-14-1950 Committee, Council made a new protest about train whistles. 9-26-1950 The Council ratifies a noise ordinance. 10-17-1950 Anti-noise ordinance adopted. 11-7-1950 Anti-noise edict to be used against trucks. 11-21-1950 Noise at GLF - Ellicott, Liberty - complaint. 11-6-1951 Noise is the night use of a corn drier - the Council to discuss. 11-8-1951 Anti-noise agitation brings the shutdown of GLF midnight to 6am. 11-16, 17-1956 More on GLF corn-drier noise. The Council updates, states more clearly, the former measure intended to reduce 11-20-1956 city noise, such as power tools, barking dogs, loud music. 8-10-1999 Nolan, Dr. James Picture of, the new Health Commissioner - for Genesee and Wyoming Counties. His wife has a school contract in Manlius as the school psychiatrist. Four children in Manlius. 8-3-1962
Heads Mental Health. March 1963 Still the County Health Commissioner. 7-12-1965 Resigns the Health Department. 8-4-1967 Supervisors express regrets. 9-7-1967 Opening an office at 22 Summit. 1-19-1968 Resumes practice, home from Africa - picture. 1-6-1969 Appointed to the State University College at Geneseo. 9-19-1969 Dead at 57 in Geneseo. 1-14-1970 Nolan, Mrs. James (Barbara) Of LeRoy, takes a post as staff at Geneseo - psychology. Grace Donohue says Mrs. Nolan was not the sister of Frederic March, as Mary Ryan said, but his niece. Mrs. Donohue worked for the brother of March in New York when her husband was overseas. The family name was Bickel and she worked for John M. Bickel. Frederick March took as stage name a variation of his mother's name, Marcher. The Bickels all lived in Racine, and Barbara Bickel came from Racine. Her mother still lived there. Barbara Bickel was later on, a professor at Brockport. The children of Frederick March 9-7-1966 and his wife were adopted. 2-12-1983 Nonsense Club Past & Present column: on, of 1853. 1-28-1939 RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 38 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Noonan, David To the Peace Corp in Pakistan. 10-6-1964 Gets an engineering degree at U of R. 6-11-1964 Picture of, to the Peace Corps. 6-30-1964 Noonan, Millard T. In the broad jump at BHS. 5-22-1933 Admitted to the bar. 10-7-1938 Joins Darch & Noonan. 6-6-1939 Marries Elizabeth Schaefer. 5-31-1940 Given a legal post with the Army in Rochester. 8-24-1942 Joining Darch & Noonan. 12-27-1947 Replaces Slocum as head of GOP. 9-18-1950 Now legal aide to his brother Robert, on the Supreme Court bench. 1-12-1953 Appointed State Bar Aide. 12-21-1960 Credited with persuading Treadway to choose Batavia. 1-13-1961 Head of the Charter Revision Committee. 7-1-1964 Obit - 63. 12-6-1976 Noonan, Nancy (Mrs. Robert C.) The executive officer for Trocaire Place, and during leasing. June 1995 Noonan, Richard J. Marries Clara Leona Miller. 9-6-1905 To retire after 45 years with the Post Office. 10-28-1950 Honored on his retirement. 11-21-1950 Obit. 2-22-1951 Tribute. 5-28-1965 Noonan, Robert C. To attend school in Europe. 6-11-1966 Passes the bar exam. 12-5-1975 Seeking the District Attorney office. Serving as DA under a picture of his uncle, in the office his father held - picture. 3-31-1987 Elected DA, November 1987. Reviews the Restivo case of 1982, now up for retrial - Zimmerman's death 1-14-1989 delaying it - picture of Noonan. 9-11-1993 Speaks on the justice system - picture. 5-31-1995
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