Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

Seventh article gives a history of. David Kalish, whistle-blower for Guard trouble -
barred from reenlisting. 3-18-1989
Letter protests the series on the Guard.
Federal agents investigating weapons missing from Guard units in Buffalo,
3-25-1989
Batavia, Rochester. 7-27-1989
After the investigation into stolen weapons, security is tightened. 10-19-1989
On maneuvers at Camp Drum. 8-4-1990
Protests proposed cuts. 8-31-1991
To Camp Drum.
Local Guard probably not to be cut in the national reduction - will be changed from
9-11-1991
the 174th Infantry in 1993.
Report that the Guard to close probably won't affect the local group - will continue
under a different name. Last year changed from Company C, 1st Battalion,
3-31-1992
174th Infantry to Detachment 1, Company C, 1st Battalion, 71st Infantry. 2-11-1993
Has a reunion, membership up. 12-8-1997
National Hardware 58 Main Street.
Munce Hardware bought by National Hardware Stores.
In financial trouble. See: Munce. Munce no longer running National Hardware in
12-23-1919
Batavia - transferred to Passaic, NJ. Frank J. Mayce in charge. 7-19-1922
To be sold. 10-14-1922
Closing at 58 Main. To be replaced by a restaurant run by Samuel French. 1-5-1923
National Honor Society Formed at the High School - 11 members. 3-23-1925
Picture of seniors elected to. 4-12-1950
Picture of newly elected members. 5-1-1952
National Hotel Aldermen discuss a license for a hotel near the railroad station - built for hotel.
William Bentley fences off the right-of-way to the hotel, cutting off access for
6-5-1883
William Dawson. Says access is not in the deed - Dawson leasing the hotel. 7-11-1883
Bentley acquired access to the hotel. 9-6-1883
Mrs. Catherine Gast has purchased the right-of-way to the hotel, ending contention. 9-11-1883
E. N. Rowell stayed at the National to evade notice.
The old Central depot, now behind the new depot, being moved back to make an
11-1 or 2-1883
entrance to the hotel - Bentley the owner of the old depot. 11-1-1883
Landlord Dawson of. 2-2-1886
Joseph Lupe has rented the hotel. 11-1-1886
Family now at - Joseph Metcalf and wife, in row - he hits her with a wash tub. 4-15-1891
Joe Metcalf fined $10. 4-16-1891
Metcalf jailed for assault and battery. 7-14-1892
Metcalf buys the hotel from A. H. Eipper for $4,000. 6-3-1893
Altercation at. 2-7-1894
Closed - Talmadge Goodenough, proprietor - violates Raines Law. 3-22-1898
Goodenough advertises the hotel is restored and ready for the public. Another 3-25-1898
item says Goodenough case enjoined. Barn, 30' x 40', to be built on the lot. 3-25-1898
Wrangling goes on over the Goodenough case. 3-31-1898
Goodenough held for the Grand Jury. 4-8-1898
Goodenough giving up the hotel.
Trouble at - now managed by Orlo Clark. William Dawson runs the hotel to the
east. He has blocked entrance from the front by a fence and doghouse. Clark
9-8-1898
tears down the obstruction. Both claim the right-of-way. 10-17-1898
Dawson removed the obstruction for pedestrians.
RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION
10-22-1898
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National Hotel (cont) William E. Dawson wins suit to keep access to the hotel open. 6-19-1899
Renamed the Iroquois Hotel by landlord John Teifert. 9-8-1899
Teifert of (Iroquois) arrested for selling liquor to poster person - wife complained. 10-14-1899
Teifert buys the hotel from Orlo R. Clark for $4,000. 2-1-1900