Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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Purchaser Sylvania Electric. North American Van Lines Opens an office at 345 West Main, branch of George M. Clancey Carting of Rochester. 5-1-1984 North East Laundry Firm from LeRoy buys Batavia Laundry. Sallome Heating buys the building of Batavia Laundry at 249 West Main. NEL to use the front as before - Sallome the rear. (Has consolidated the laundry 2-2-1952 business). 2-7-1952 Lee loses control of the LeRoy place to the manager. 3-12-1953 Opening in LeRoy - full page ad. 8-1-1956 Northgate Methodists See: Free Methodists. North Pointe Drive Harrower proposal to build Town Houses in an area off Naramore approved - given name. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 4-25-1989 45 SUBJECT TEXT DATE North Spruce Apartments Picture: Progress of. 6-7-1969 To be sold to settle the mortgage. 7-14-1970 North Spruce Street Bids asked for the extension of water and sewer lines to. James Deni to build at #201; Karl Reiss to build at #211; Charles Artman to build 9-28-1957 at #202. The first permit is out for building on - on Frank Papa filled in land (Heather 5-3-1963 Enterprises to build). Picture of ground breaking at the North Spruce Apartments. North Spruce 1-4-1969 Apartment Inc., Frank Shumway, president. 1-16-1969 North Star Stock Farm On Bank Street. 2-17-1904 North Street The Council buys property east of Spruce Street from James Reilly to extend North Street. 1-5-1954 Picture of the house at 109 North for sale. 6-27-1958 New section of North Street - Ross to Vine - getting a final surface. 8-17-1965 The Council votes to extend North Street to the east. 4-30-1974 Picture of, east of Vine. 7-16-1974 The Council votes to make North Street and North Street Extension one street. North Street residents protest unsupervised use of open space at the end of as 4-13-1976 a picnic area. 5-16-1984 Northern Boulevard Seventy homes planned by Tri-County Homes of Perry - pre-cut homes - for. 3-5-1951 Permit given for a home on. 5-9-1951 Model home - pre-fab - built by Tri-County Homes, now ready. 5-31-1951 Plans for the extension, North Spruce Street to the Planning Board. 5-26-1960 Northern Demolition Low bidder on 15 parcels in the Urban Renewal area. 10-13-1971 UR gives Northern contract. 10-14-1971 To raze houses on Bank Street. 1-8-1975 Northrup, Clarence A. Of 45 Washington Avenue, to build homes on Rupp extension - west side of Oak Street. To sell on the installment plan. Also building seven on Spink Avenue. Northrup and W. Spink buy the Rand factory on Harvester - to make concrete 2-5-1907 and brick for building. 2-7-1907 An architect for Spink Avenue, broke his leg when a horse fell on him. Batavia Lumber Co. sues Northrup for the price of lumber used on Spink Avenue, 7-5-1907 Colorado Avenue, etc. 4-24-1909
Northrup, Eugene Marries Jean Annabel Hart. Northrup and Merton C. Putney buy the grocery at 225 Washington from 7-19-1941 Earl L. Downey. 3-1-1948 Northrup, G. W. Harold To open a Lincoln-Mercury agency at 405 West Main Street temporarily - will take 385 West Main. 12-23-1946 Obit - former Lincoln-Mercury dealer - aged 67. 10-31-1960 Northrup, Harry Closes the Do-Nut Shop at 10 State Street - moving to ? 7-28-1938 Northrup, Julia (Mrs. John A.) Sale of household goods of - 315 East Main Street. Orin S. Pratt - her son-in-law once operated a grocery at 55 Main Street. He married Julia. Past & Present column. 7-21-1917 Sold to C. D. Harris, who moves from 24 Ross. 2-28-1920 RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 46 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Northrup, Leo Of Dunkirk, to reopen his doughnut shop on State Street as Leo's Do-Nut Shop. 1-10-1939 North, Safford Judge spoke at White Retirement dinner. 1-23-1911 Judge spoke at the Lawyer's Club of Buffalo. 11-19-1914 County History by North out this week. Won the first scholarship to the first class at the age of 16. Born January 27, 1852 - so he entered Cornell in 1868 (From Biography section: North). Married Cora M. Griswold. Three sons: Robert, born November 19, 1882; Alfred 8-15-1899 Safford, born 1884, died 1885; Monroe, born April 21, 1887. no date Northrup, W. Harold Former auto dealer dead at 67. 10-31-1960 Northrup Motor Sales 385 West Main Street - opens 2 pages of pictures. G. W. Harold W. Northrup - Lincoln-Mercury. 11-21-1947 New Lincoln-Mercury dealer. Ad: 385 West Main Street - picture. 10-14-1956 Northrup System Clarence A. Northrup and W. S. Spink buy the Rand factory on Harvester Avenue - to make the building blocks of cement and brick. 2-7-1907 Northrup and Hart Buy the Red & White Grocery at Ross Street from Carl Schmitt. 6-17-1950 Northside Grocery Earl L. Downey and Joseph Lambert buy the grocery at Bank and North Streets from Leon C. Taylor. Leon Taylor and his sister Mrs. Clara Taylor ran it for many years. 3-1-1948 Lambert sells the grocery at North and Bank to Earl L. Downey. Robert Platten buys the grocery - wife Anne Longobarde to run it as it has been 1-10-1956 in the past. Lamberts operated it for 27 years. 4-2-1947 Norton, Clarence J. Obit - 76. Son: Earl C. Norton. 5-24-1943 Norton, Donald Cited to the Air Force Academy. 1-31-1959 Norton, Earl C. Obit - contractor (Norton & Putnam builders) - at 77. Son: Wesley E. Norton; Mrs.. Louis Uptegroup; Mrs. Walter Brewer. 2-6-1950 Obit - Mrs. Earl C. Norton. 8-11-1950 Norton, Earl L. Obit. Brothers: Arthur; Stuart; Robert; Wilson. Sisters: Ruth Westcott; Beatrice Norton. Son of John and Carrie Granger Norton. His wife Dorothy Meach Norton died in 1978. 11-24-2000 Norton, Floyd Sixteen years old, practically scalped in a brush with a train. 10-24-1901
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Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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