Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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Picture of in the Post Office. The new president of the State of New York Branch of the National League of 3-5-1974 Postmasters. 5-24-1974 Named Postmaster of the Year by the NY State League of Postmasters. 5-21-1976 Loaned [to] Washington. Replaced by Goetz? February 1979 O'Mealis and Gallagher Frank O'Mealis and Joseph Gallagher buy Batavia Steam Laundry on East Main St. 1-15-1901 Oncology Center See: Batavia Radiation and Oncology Center. On-Cue A book, movie, and music store. Opening in the Batavia Commons Plaza on West Main Street - former Video Factory. 12-9-1998 Set to open. 12-16-1998 Full page ad for the Grand Opening. 1-2-1999 Onderdonk, E. W. Onderdonk and George Roth are planning a restaurant at 73 Main. 3-29-1890 Onderdonk, Henry L. A harness maker, bankrupt. 3-4-1890 Marcus Short bought Onderdonk's harness business - worked for Onderdonk. 3-15-1890 Obit - 71. 5-17-1892 Onderdonk, Ross Leases 4 Liberty Street - a three story apartment house; to make a garage and sales room for Moon cars, Stewart and Lincoln. 4-12-1924 One Batavia Properties Inc. Owner of the Sheraton Convention Center. [Monroe-Genesee Racing] V. J. Gautieri sues One Batavia for unpaid work for on the Sheraton Motor Hotel. 5-6-1987 One Lap of America See: Yates, Brock. One Stop Party Shop New shop opening at 29 Liberty Street. 5-13-1987 Opened by Police Investigator John Michalek and his wife Patti. Patti explains Strip-O-Gram; says crank calls supposedly for gifts at Flowers by 5-27-1987 Dick Burton, not from One Stop. Patti Michalek - owner of One Stop Party Shop and Bridal Fantasies signs for 2-28-1990 a new shop in Liberty Square Mall - when ready. 10-29-1990 Article on. 10-31-1990 One-Way Traffic Signs ordered months ago for a trial of one-way streets - still not here. 8-22-1958 Signs arrive. 8-23-1958 Picture of one-way traffic on Jackson Street. 8-25-1958 Not all traffic one-way - picture. 8-26-1958 RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 78 SUBJECT TEXT DATE One-Way Traffic (cont) Richmond, proprietor of a gas station at Center and School Streets, say his business is down 10%. 9-9-1958 The Planning Board recommends ending one-way streets. 10-20-1958 The City admits it cannot find a satisfactory traffic pattern. 10-22-1958 The Council votes to end one-way traffic. 10-29-1958 J. E. Brown on. 11-5-1958 Traffic reversed on Bank Street - to run south. November 1958 Ivan Cromwell retained as attorney to comb….. one-way traffic. 11-14-1958 One-way trial extended to February 15th. 11-19-1958 The Council approves one-way streets. 2-10-1958 One-way traffic law Sunday. 2-14-1959 One World Products, Inc. Phil Smith starts a catalog sales [Forest Catalog] to sell renewable forest products. 2-8-1993
Merged with Amazonia of California, a company that also sells products created in tropical rain forests. 5-25-1996 Moved to the Industrial Center in the summer of 1998. Now the largest distributor of rain forest products. 3-22-1999 153 Corporation William Dipson and John G. Osborne take the Elmira and Medina Theater under the name 153. 6-26-1952 Oneida Creamery 10 Jackson Street in the 1920 Directory. William J. Griffith creamery manager. 11-19-1925 Mentioned - still functioning? Grand Union Tea Company buys Oneida Creamery Dairy Stores, including one 7-14-1928 at 16 Jackson Street. 4-23-1929 Not held liable for a fall on the sidewalk in front. 7-9-1931 On The Job Training Started. See: Job Training. 12-12-1974 Opera House See: Dellinger Theater. Optical Center John L. Rock, formerly with Batavia Optical Company, opening his own optical center at 206 Bank Street. 12-14-1976 Opti-Mrs. Wives of Optimists have their first meeting. 2-22-1949 To meet. 10-19-1951 To help crippled children. 1-25-1956 To install. Mrs. Hickey out-going. Mrs. Andrew Riso the incoming president. 5-9-1956 Optimist Club To be formed. 9-11-1928 Optimists Organization meeting. 5-19-1948 Meet on Monday. 6-5-1948 Welcomes members. Dr. Joseph A. Hickey the temporary chairman. 6-22-1948 Dr. Hickey the first president. 7-6-1948 New Optimist Club. 7-8-1948 Gets its charter. 7-16-1948 To have a dance in the Park Place lot. 9-20-1948 Wives of Optimists have their first meeting. 2-22-1949 Charles H. Navarro elected president. 3-28-1949 Set essay contest. 10-26-1949 Elections projected. 2-7-1950 License bicycles for free. 4-11-1950 Defeat the Lions Club. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 8-24-1950 79 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Optimist Club Rehears "Tune Time." 9-8-1950 Optimists (cont) Merchant's page for. 9-30-1950 The audience liked the Optimist's show. 10-3-1950 William J. Bender of Oakfield president. 11-6-1950 Award essay prize. 12-6-1950 150 at the Optimist's party. 12-18-1950 Robert L. Wirtz, president. 2-6-1951 Plans Easter Egg hunt in parks. 3-24-1951 Picture of the Easter Egg hunt. 3-26-1951 Slates a boxing match - work is with area boys. 4-11-1951 Opti-Mrs. Elect Mrs. Joseph Davis president. 4-24-1951 To decorate a room in the Children's Home. 4-24-1951 Plan a boxing show. 5-8-1951 Mat Reagan talks to. 5-22-1951
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