Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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president, in production a year. Fabricates and distributes packaging material - corrugated and foam products. 7-12-1985 Out growing available space in the Industrial Center - may build within a year. List of products in an Ad. 2-10-1987 Orcon Prescotech Ind. Looking for more room - IDA promoting a location on Route 19 north of LeRoy. LeRoy offering Orcon sewer line. The company is now arranging financing for 11-5-1987 land purchase. 2-16-1988 Orcutt, Arthur V. Buys the pool parlor at 39 Jackson Street, formerly belonged to Passlow. 12-20-1944 In court, accused of allowing juveniles to congregate in his billiard parlor. 7-17-1946 Acquitted. 7-18-1946 The State holds up Orcutt's billiard parlor license. 8-29-1946 Orenstein and Koppel See O and K AG. Organization, Inc. Several organizations join to make Western NY State Health Organization Inc. A Genesee County chapter of above. 2-26-1966 Organizations List: Monday Whist Club to meet Wednesday. Tuesday Whist Club to meet. Tuesday Grande Club to meet. Literary Lights. Wednesday Reading Club. Shakespeare Club. Thursday Whist Club. Friday Afternoon Euchre Club. Friday Evening Euchre Club. Forty-two fraternal and fraternal insurance organizations in Batavia in 1908. Listed by name. 3-28-1908 List: Fortnightly Club. Foresters - Batavia Court 599. Companion Court no. 615. Sew and So Club - 1915. Senate Club. Busti Athletic Club. Oriental Club. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 82 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Organizations (cont) Hibernians. AOH. 1-6-1913 Monday Literary Circle - many. 3-18-1918 Saturday Study Club - formed. Daughters of American Veterans. Daughters of the American Revolution. Monday Literary Circle. 4-13-1918 Naval Air Cadets - ages 6-10. 3-6-1930 Organizations now defunct List: Monday Travel Club - met November 26, 1912. Woodmen - AOUW. EOMA. Farmer's Club. Patriot's Militant - North 321. Batavia Gun Club. Italian Benevolent Association. Maccabees - LOTM.
Owls. Orlando, John G. Orlando and Taggart honored on retirement fro Metropolitan Ins. Agency. 5-16-1960 Obit - 76. 2-24-1971 Orlando, Joseph Buys the house at 8 Hutchins Street. 8-14-1911 Orlando, Mrs. Nicholas Obit. Sons: John; Charles. (Daughters): Mrs. Alexander Colangelo; Mrs. Philip Marcello; Mrs. Alexander Cericola. 3-17-1941 Orlando, Nicholas Obit. Born in Italy, June 17, 1868. Lived here for 48 years. Sons: John G.; Nicholas; Charles. Daughters: Mrs. Alexander Colangelo; Mrs. John Barton; Mrs. Philip Marcello; Mrs. Alexander Cericola. 9-8-1938 Nicholas Orlando, 36 - obit. 11-25-1938 Orlando, Roxy P. Wedding of Dr. Thomas Orlando and Roxy Panepento. 9-3-1940 Orlando and Barbara Gautieri set-up a appraisal and estate settlement business. 10-26-1992 Orleans-Genesee Rural Moses Robinson, Executive Director. Robinson to build a building on Clinton Preservation Corp. Street to house the office: Orleans Community Action Comm.; Weatherization Program; Oak Orchard Legal Services; Head Start Program. 11-26-1993 Orleans Street Property owners ask the city to prepare Orleans Street for building. Laid out in 1914 from 119 South Main to Pearl Streets. 10-2-1945 Property developed from South Main Street but not completed to Pearl. November 1993 O'Rourke, John To expand the building at 148 & 150 Ellicott Street to made a hotel - plans by Homelius. 7-26-1910 Dead at 83. 8-14-1915 Will contested by relatives - left most of his money to St. Joseph's. 1-4-1916 Orpheum Theater 122 Main Street. Happy Hour Theater, 122 Main Street - owned by B. H. Nichols, Jr. - has a new name. 10-28-1909 Flexible Frye, the contortionist, at. 11-11-1909 Ad for the Grand Opening. Reopens with Woodmen benefit. "Best place of Entertainment," C. L. Myers, 12-29-1909 manager. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 2-10-1910 83 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Orpheum Theater (cont) J. S. Garshort of Medina closed the Orpheum 2 weeks ago. George Williams has left town - in debt - Charles Arthur and Frank Votry are the new owners, bought from Frank Fix - part owner of the building. Fix took possession of the theater Saturday evening. George Williams owned it. Mrs. Maud Robinson had been running it. Williams was a barber for Fred 5-10-1910 L. Sager. 8-29-1910 Maurice Nicholson gives up his job as pianist. 9-17-1910 Closed again - Votry and Charles Arthur give up the lease to 122 Main. 9-28-1910 Purchased by Claude Bailey of LeRoy - where he had a theater. 10-20-1910 Bailey opened the Orpheum last night. 10-25-1910 Closed last night - Bailey away. 7-18-1911 Orr, William Sells rare cover for $100. 10-5-1940 Retiring from the News. 1-4-1974 Orr, William S. Opens a stamp store in rooms in the First National Bank vacated by Homelius. 2-4-1935 Batavia Stamp Store moves to 28 Main Street. 7-28-1936 Buys a collection of rare stamps and envelopes - picture. 3-25-1939
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