Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County
Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County
Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County
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Oddities (cont) An Oakfield woman chases two would-be hold-up men from her lawn with a<br />
broom. Gets shot, but not robbed. 10-1-<strong>19</strong>74<br />
Story of a cow in the Creek - began earlier. 6-25-<strong>19</strong>75<br />
Comments by Holvey on the cow affair. 6-26-<strong>19</strong>75<br />
List of silly phrases like "Old baldies never die, they just flip their lid'' - Winegar<br />
column. 7-30-<strong>19</strong>75<br />
After some weeks of publicity and gift of magazines from a publisher inmates at<br />
the <strong>County</strong> Jail get copies of Playboy magazine, plus the centerfold. 3-26-<strong>19</strong>76<br />
Opossum first in the Mall - leaves footprints in cement of the pool. 7-9-<strong>19</strong>76<br />
A woman on Vernon Avenue watches her neighbor clear his drive, throwing the<br />
snow on her driveway, calls the police and then takes a shovel and starts<br />
throwing it back. Police say resolution beyond them - if the disputants can't<br />
settle it they have to get lawyers. 12-26-<strong>19</strong>78<br />
Winegar remembers Neal Smock - how he once pulled in a noisy wedding<br />
procession. 1-17-<strong>19</strong>79<br />
Greg Phillips suns himself in a deck chair and bathing suit in 30° temperature<br />
to shame his boss at the Vinyl Jungle for not letting him go to Florida. 12-17-<strong>19</strong>81<br />
Attica upset by Indian haircut - picture. 2-18-<strong>19</strong>83<br />
Winegar tells the story of the great mule chase - repeated from the original,<br />
April 28, <strong>19</strong>81. 7-26-<strong>19</strong>99<br />
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Rope walker walks a rope over Main Street from the roof of St. James to the roof<br />
of the Hooper House. 8-17-1883<br />
Ad: M. S. Hayes says he has disposed of his vicious horse and is ready to take<br />
orders as usual if left at N. W. Stiles drug store. 11-14-1883<br />
The Art Gallery on Jackson is the only place that serves up blind robins for lunch.<br />
If you've never tried them come in. Phil Peters. 5-3-1884<br />
Young man flipping a silver dollar lost it into a spittoon. Offered to sell it for 50¢<br />
rather than fish it out. The buyer found the dollar was lead. 4-22-1885<br />
During the first week or so Special Delivery Service business was brisk. Only<br />
one letter delivered in December, at midnight, to Batavia editor scaring him<br />
almost sick. 1-8-1886<br />
Oddo, Samuel Hearing for, who hit Luplow in a riot Sunday June 29. 7-7-<strong>19</strong>21<br />
Odd's-N-Ends To replace Ryans. Factory bargains store.<br />
Moving to the corner Mall store built by Wendy's for permission to build in the<br />
7-27-<strong>19</strong>84<br />
Mall area. no date<br />
Opening a second store in the former Tops Store. 10-6-<strong>19</strong>92<br />
Closing its Mall shop, consolidating in the Tops Plaza store. 2-22-<strong>19</strong>93<br />
Odell, A. J. Of Syracuse, the new owner of J. Burt Jones Market, 5 Jackson Street. 9-1-<strong>19</strong>14<br />
New fixtures at Odell Market - owned by J. E. Smith Butcher's Supply Co. of Buffalo. 2-7-<strong>19</strong>16<br />
Odell's Market, 5 Jackson Street, sold to George C. Hollister of Rochester. 5-13-<strong>19</strong>18<br />
Miss Emily Hollister to do business at Odell's, 5 Jackson Street. 9-13-<strong>19</strong>18<br />
Odell Co. provision store closed for reorganization, 5 Jackson Street. 11-18-<strong>19</strong>18<br />
Odell, Dr. Essie A. Chiropractor, 14 Main Street. 1-29-<strong>19</strong><strong>19</strong><br />
Mentioned. 3-1-<strong>19</strong>20<br />
Oderkirk, Cassandra Obit - 64. 7-9-<strong>19</strong>62<br />
Oderkirk, John Obit. 9-3-<strong>19</strong>36<br />
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