Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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District Attorney criticized for softening the sentence of arsonist Kohorst. 1-30-1996 Speaks at the YWCA on abuse in the home - picture. 10-10-1996 Ends 9 years as DA - takes the oath as County Judge from Glenn Morton. 12-31-1996 Becomes Genesee County Judge - picture. Admitted to the bar in 1976. Began private practice in 1976 and became assistant to then District Attorney Ronald Fancher. First assistant to Fancher 1980 - 1987. Became District Attorney in 1988. Sworn in by Morton. 1-2-1997 New District Attorney, to be replaced by Griffith of Wyoming County for six months, to avoid Noonan's conflict of interest. 1-8-1997 Unveils a portrait of his uncle Robert E. in the new court house - picture. 12-11-1997 Noonan, Robert E. Law student at the University of Buffalo. 9-17-1928 Passes the bar exams - graduated UB Law School in June. 8-18-1931 Joins William J. Darch as an associate. 9-12-1932 Marries Helen Stull. 5-1-1935 Chosen Director of the National Chamber of Commerce (Jaycees). Seeking DA post. With William Darch since 1932. Had years of apprenticeship in Buffalo with Falk, Philips, Twelvetrees & Falk. Graduated BHS in 1923. Took PG course - then pre-legal course at Conesus. Graduated UB Law School in June, 1931. Two weeks later passed the bar exam. Admitted to 6-19-1937 the bar in June, 1932. 6-24-1937 Honored as National Jaycees president. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 2-15-1938 39 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Noonan, Robert E. (cont) Darch and Noonan form a partnership. 3-5-1938 Incident in which Noonan charged Mrs. Buchholtz owed him $5,000 reported. 8-23-1938 Allowed $250 for legal services to Mrs. Buchholtz. 9-23-1938 President of the State Jaycees. 10-2-1939 Chosen Outstanding Young Man. 1-26-1940 Chosen JC's Outstanding Young Man of the Year. 1-26-1940 The new Chamber of Commerce president. 3-3-1944 On the committee to revise the State Education Department. 6-21-1945 Nominated for the Supreme Court - picture. 8-31-1948 Chosen to be a Supreme Court judge. 11-3-1948 Honored on his Supreme Court election. 1-15-1949 Assembly discusses a library for. 2-2-1949 Opens the Supreme Court session - picture. 2-7-1949 Salary raised to $23,000. 4-28-1949 Heart attack. no date Resumes his duties - after a heart attack last spring. 8-28-1952 Among those drawing up a new court plan - also Wallace Stakel. 11-4-1957 Meeting the Bar Association to outline proposed changes in the court system. 2-3-1959 New office space for in the County Building. 5-15-1959 To serve on the Appellate bench in NYC. 5-16-1960 On Batavia as a community of opportunity. 3-18-1961 Gets a 3rd term. 5-29-1961 Lawyers honor Noonan. 4-4-1962 Honored - picture. 5-1-1962 Gets a new term on the bench. 9-21-1962 Picture of Noonan and his family. 9-22-1962 Takes oath - picture. 12-29-1962 Approves reorganization of the court system. 2-26-1963 The Governor names Noonan to the Appellate Court. 9-9-1963 The Governor gives Noonan a 5 year term - earlier appointment was temporary. 12-17-1963 Honored by the Buffalo Lawyer's Club. 2-22-1964 Obit. Editorial on. 5-28-1965 Winegar on. 5-29-1965 Picture of Noonan's funeral - report on. 6-1-1965
The Court honors Noonan. 6-8-1965 Portrait unveiled in the new Court House. 12-11-1997 Noonan, Suzanne Gets a law degree. Daughter of Robert E. Noonan. Winegar column. 7-6-1982 Noonan, Justice T. H. Buffalo lawyer. 1-20-1927 Noonan, Thomas R. To become manager of the Ft. Lauderdale office of Hornblower, Weeks, Hemphill, Noyes, Inc. 7-26-1976 Noonan Drive A street planned to run east from Oak Street to meet Clinton Street on the south side city dump. 9-14-1960 Named to honor Robert E. Noonan. 2-13-1968 Noonan, Hughes and Mahoney Hughes joins Darch and Noonan. Owner of a site on the corner of Main and Court Streets. May build. Award a 9-21-1960 contract to Manning, Squires and Henning. 3-17-1964 Picture of the ground breaking. 4-1-1964 The firm dissolved. Will operate separately using offices in the same building. 5-3-1973 Noonan, Yunker and Friedman Lawrence Friedman leaves the law firm to act as District Attorney full time. 1-2-1997 RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 40 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Norban's Leases the former Market Basket store. 1-9-1957 Grand Opening, 10am Saturday. 2-21-1957 Picture of the crowd outside. 2-25-1957 Denies rumor that it's closing. 1-21-1958 Reopens after redecorating. 10-10-1969 Closes without notice April 24th. 4-28-1981 Norcutt, Alfonso Norcutt and his wife feted on retirement. Past & Present column: on Norcutt who rescued two boys from drowning in 3-11-1919 the gravel pit 40 years ago. 6-4 or 5-1926 Obit - 82. 1-14-1933 Obit - Pauline Norcutt Parsons. 2-9-1933 Obit - Mrs. Norcutt. 2-16-1933 Norcutt, Clara E. To Chicago to study as a pastor's assistant. 9-1-1906 Adopted by Indians. 3-22-1926 L. H. Schultz buys Norcutt's home. Norcutt to Florida with her nephew. Honored by church for mission work. Traveled to inspect missions in the US 1-22-1958 and Puerto Rico. 2-19-1958 Dies in Florida - 85. 12-1-1964 Norfold Packing Co. To open a fruit, oysters, and canned goods place - Daileys Block. 1-29-1895 At 30 Main Street. 1-30-1895 Norman-Don Grill (Normanton Grill?) Norman Wiegand and Don J. Buckley to open at 41 Jackson Street. Operated by Donald J. Buckley at 41 Jackson Street, closed - equipment to be 11-7-1935 sold. 3-16-1938 Norman's House of Flowers Itjen(?) opens at 312 West Main - to live above the shop. 3-10-1965 Itjen to give a program. 3-2-1962 Itjen to talk to the Falconettes. 4-30-1966 To present a program. 3-13-1967 Norris, Bessie To become the principal at East School on the retirement of Martha Ferry. 6-14-1933
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