Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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Cement being poured for - necessitates a detour. 9-21-1963 Picture of progress. 9-24-1963 Four lanes on are open - 2 closed for repair. 11-15-1963 South bound lanes, closed since June for repairs, now open. 12-4-1993 Oak Street Extension Seven houses and a store must go for bridge approach. 9-16-1952 Plans for a new bridge, street extension, with the engineer. 9-18-1952 RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 53 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Oak Street Extension (cont) Picture of West Main at Oak where the extension will go - including the "old jail", Clark house. 9-22-1952 The Council okays funds for the bridge. 9-30-1952 Bero Engineering is preparing the bridge foundations. West Main houses sold to L. T. Casey - for $50,000. The Old Jail, 157-159 West Main. 12-4-1952 Double house at 153-155 West Main. Single house at 151 West Main. 12-17-1952 Picture of the start of construction of the bridge. The sale of houses rescinded - three properties again owned by Mrs. Cosimo 12-19-1952 Lo Tempio. A house moved from 4 Pearl Street to 125 Pearl Street to make room for the 1-7-1953 new bridge - picture. A permit given to Harry D. Blick to move the house at 33 South Main to 2-5-1953 23 Roosevelt. A permit given to the owner of the house at 4 Pearl Street (the residence of 3-13-1953 George D. Sutherland) to Pearl Street. 3-13-1953 Picture from the air on the progress of the bridge, etc. 4-18-1953 Rock hinders progress on the bridge. 6-4-1953 Picture of the house at 33 South Main Street ready to move to 23 Roosevelt Ave. 6-26-1953 The Flatiron Building (Clor's Grocery) to move from South Main to Pearl Street. 7-14-1953 Picture of the progress on the bridge. 7-15-1953 Steel beams for the bridge being swung into place. 8-21-1953 Picture of progress on the bridge. 8-24-1953 Picture of the bridge from the air. 9-25-1953 Blacktopping the bridge to finish Arterial work. 10-19-1953 Picture of the bridge from West Main Street. 10-22-1953 Picture from the air. The State starts a survey for Oak Street rebuilding. The Thruway will add to 1-19-1954 Oak Street traffic. 4-5-1954 Oak Street to be next - not East Main. 5-24-1954 The State will widen Oak Street if the City agrees to no parking during rush hours. The City reassures the state of its willingness to assist in rebuilding - work to 9-10-1954 start in 1955. 11-6-1954 The way now clear to start work on the Oak Street arterial. 11-8-1955 C. P. Ward the only bidder. 5-10-1956 Partial traffic while building. 5-11-1956 Oakes, Herbert To get a medal for saving a girl from drowning three years ago when 14. 4-12-1952 Oakfield Fire - corner of Main and Maple Streets battled by 20 pieces of equipment. 8-19-1985 Oakfield Builders File for incorporation. Robert Frey, president. Emil A. Robb, secretary/treasurer. 4-10-1953 Oakfield Farms Everett Seabury and Herman Berg file a request to operate as. 4-2-1932 Oakfield Farms Dairy Picture of - Albert E. Scroger, proprietor. Oakfield Farms opening a dairy store on Ellicott at Cedar Street - Albert E. 3-13, 14-1953 Scroger, proprietor. 8-2-1963 Full page ad: Opening of. 8-23-1963
Oakfield Independent Folds after 45 years, Donald A. Wickes the publisher. 4-2-1971 Oakland Farm East Bethany. Owned by Page Brothers, George A. and Ransom. no date RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 54 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Oasis The Holland Inn before and after. Gentners was Oasis after the end of Prohibition. Run by Reynolds and Hill. After Hill died Frank and Harding Callan ran it. Loren Gentner bought it in 1940 and changed the name to Gentner's. Hammond had run the Oasis at 407 West Main Street. 9-9-1936 25 Evans Street. 5-17-1937 Edward L. Hammond, proprietor. 5-24-1938 Frank and Joyce Calcagio, proprietors on Clinton Street. 6-20-1949 Oasis Beauty & Tanning Shop, 400 Ellicott Street. Interview with Nicole I. Pasi, proprietor. 1-3-2000 Oasis Restaurant On the corner of Route 33 and Route 237. 8-16-1976 O-At-Ka Milk Products Inc. Zoning change sought for. 4-16-1958 O-At-Ka Milk Processing Plant Construction a step nearer. 4-26-1958 Seeks a sewer connection. 4-25-1958 Plans for the plant completed. 6-24-1958 Offices in the Pixley plant, East Bethany. 8-6-1958 Ground breaking - Carl Espersen Co. the builder. 9-9-1958 Cornerstone laid. 10-1-1958 Sewer connection contract let. 9-23-1958 Picture of progress on. 3-16-1959 Starts production - picture. 5-8-1959 In full production - the plant nearly completed. 8-26-1959 Open House - picture. 11-6-1959 About 300 visit at the Open House. 11-11-1959 Doing a record business - no closing for the holidays. 5-28-1960 Adding new equipment. 12-29-1960 Milk strike in Buffalo diverts milk to. 5-2, 3-1961 Plans expansion. Buying 17 acres to build a $150,000 addition. 10-17-1961 To enlarge, increase business. 2-13-1962 Payroll reaches $200,000. 4-23-1962 Sales up to $5million - picture of the evaporated milk assembly line. 8-10-1962 Stainless Steel tank, the largest of its type in the US, installed on the roof. 11-9-1962 New tank placed on the roof. 11-15-1962 Evaporated milk new products. 2-4-1963 Gets a huge export order. 2-28-1963 Doubling order to India. 3-6-1963 Milk volume raised. Union of milk drivers - now independent - joins the Teamsters, Local 645 - 3-15-1963 Ind. Brotherhood of Teamsters. 5-2-1963 Filling its first South American orders. 8-20-1963 Filling a 65,000 order. 10-23-1963 Larry Cushing announces C. Ronald Carlson, plant manager. 10-25-1963 Lists an increase in sales. 3-31-1964 Elects Richard Call, president. 4-10-1965 Bobb L. Hall, the new manager. 3-15-1966 Exhibits new product - chocolate milk. 4-18-1966
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Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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