Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

Norton, Lt. H. J. Picture, information on. 9-16-1924
Norton, James E. Plumbing Supplies. On Ellicott Street before Urban Renewal. Moved to Evans
Street ahead of Urban Renewal. In March 1980 Hunting Company.
Taking 51 Ellicott Street - replacing James Pettenella.
Asks for a narrow strip behind 53 Ellicott Street - now held by the City for parking -
12-19-1945
Page site - wants to expand. 10-1947
To build at 46 Tracy Avenue.
Sells 49-53 Ellicott Street to the Urban Renewal Agency for $31,500. Moving
4-21-1952
to the Winkstern Building on Evans street. 1-6-1967
Dead at 71. The owner of Norton Wholesale Plumbing. 12-5-1977
Norton, Mr. & Mrs. James E. Norton honored. 1-5-1976
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Norton, John R. Dead. Sons: Arthur; Earl; Wilson; Stuart; Robert. Daughters: Beatrice Norton;
Mrs. Fred (Ruth) Wescott. 2-11-1929
Norton, Mrs. John E. (Carrie A.) Obit - 61. Sons: Earl; Wilson; Robert; Stuart. Daughter: Mrs. Fred Wescott. 10-5-1942
Norton, Medad S. Owner of Pan-American Sheds on State Street, to be vacated by A. E. McVea,
Norton to run. 10-30-1905
Sells the sheds to Elmer Kellogg. 1-16-1906
Norton, Sarah E. Volunteer nurse in ? War granted a pension of $12 a month. Lives in Washington. 2-17-1887
Norton, Stuart R. Author of a book on the history of area railroading - Winegar article. 1-26-1988
Norton, Vivian V. Norton, a chemist, and John A. Will, proprietor of an auto supply store at
3 Jefferson, set-up INA Cleaner Co. to sell polish for autos. 5-7-1931
Norton, Wesley Sells a house and garage at 255 Bank Street to C. C. Bradley. 10-27-1934
Nothnagel Realtors Ad with pictures of all employees. 12-17-1994
Notre Dame Antique Show The first show a success - 1,000 visited it. 12-1-1964
Notre Dame Field The new track at Notre Dame Field dedicated Saturday. 4-27-1967
Notre Dame High School The Rev. Edward Ferger proposes a Catholic High for the parrish - when funds
are available. 1-13-1941
A plot on Union at Richmond taken. 3-28-1945
Work on to start in the spring.
The name chosen for the school. The Bishop approves - only school so named
4-1-1946
in the diocese. 12-9-1947
The name Notre Dame chosen for. 12-10-1947
Father Ferger reports on the proposed Catholic school. 4-14-1949
Rector says the new high school will be built when costs recede. 5-16-1949
Father Ferger says the elementary school will be built first - then the high school. 9-26-1949
$200,000 gift for the new school. Picture of the proposed high school. 11-9-1950
Appeal for the school posted; drive to be May 27th and 28th.
The diocese to administer the school - not the parish. Curran Bennett Inc. of
4-25-1951
Buffalo gets the contract.
Picture of the ground breaking ceremony - a large crowd attended. Service by
Rt. Rev. Msgr. John E. Mallet from St. Peter's in LeRoy - Dean of the
4-26-1951
County Clergy. 5-7-1951
The building fund reaches $69,000. 5-21-1951