Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 51
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O and K Trojan See: Trojan Industries for history.
O and K A.G. Orenstein & Koppel buys Trojan Industries. [Construction and mining machinery
division of O and K AG.] 7-22-1986
Trojan closed. 2-28, 29-1992
Building sold to the Skalny family of Rochester, NY. 10624-1996
"Oak Grove" A new subdivision of the village now laid out - north of the New York State School -
west of State Street. 2-11-1892
Bought by a syndicate - Count de Kappello the representative here. (Tompkins Farm 5-18-1892
Stranger looking for - told it is a swamp - he departs. 11-18-1893
Addition - Tompkins Farm - lots being sold - man asks for a lot on Evergreen Ave. 3-20-1894
Twenty acres between Oak and State offered for development.
Burke Builders of Lackawanna get Oak - State area for development.
8-30-1966
[See: Burke Builders] 10-6-1966
Oak Grove Addition Mixed up in a case now in court in Albion.
The whole Oak Grove story. Began in 1891. Maurice H. Neal now holds all the
mortgages. Is attempting to sell off lots. L. J. Tompkins one of the mortgagees.
6-15-1894
[Was area Tompkins farm?] 5-2-1895
Sold to Charles Brumsted of Batavia - 64 acres - by Augustus Schrader. 11-4-1895
Foreclosure procedures against R. G. Tompkins and others.
T. G. Stewart, owner, west side of State Street, 65 acres divided into 8 parcels
12-3-1895
of 12 acres each. To be sold. 9-27-1902
Oak Orchard Disuse and decay obvious at. 7-30-1926
Oak Orchard Game Management Area See: Wildlife Refuge.
Oak Park Motel A group of hotel, restaurant, and motel men plan to buy property at Oak and
Developers plans revealed.
Motel owners are fighting the sale to Treadway - file a taxpayers suit to prevent
the sale of property owned by the City to Treadway without offering it at a
public sale. Vito E. Baudanza and his wife Marie; Enzo Juliano and his wife
6-26-1959
Gina; John Repicci and his wife Clara. 9-1-1959
The Chamber of Commerce urges the sale. 9-2-1959
Attorney asks the motel owners to post $100,000. 9-3-1959
The City still offers the Oak Street site to Treadway. 9-4-1959
The Chamber asks the motel owners to end their suit. 9-5-1959
J. E. Brown on the great Motel Controversy. 9-10-1959
Motel owners were told that the City sold the site legally. 9-15-1959
A temporary injunction against the sale of the site by the City to Treadway. 9-23, 24-1959
The Oak Street site is back in court. 9-25-1959
Motel owners ask for a zoning change for 182 Oak Street. 9-29-1959
Picture of the proposed motel. 9-30-1959
Motel owners propose a new motel at 182 Oak Street, map - sketch.
Motel owners now want a site next to the Treadway - on the other side of Oak
10-27-1959