Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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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 9 SUBJECT TEXT DATE 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
The Court of Appeals rules access to must not be obstructed. When the suit began Orlo R. Clark was the owner. Mr. Dawson is now the owner and occupant of the house to the east claims he owns part of the access alley. The Court says he must keep it open. 11-20-1901 National Lead See: Doehler Die. Head of here visiting. 3-21-1953 Becomes NL. 3-15-1971 National Protective Legion Batavia Legion #332 meets. 7-31-1901 National Recovery Act NRA stickers for County cars. 7-28-1933 Factories in the city stand by the NRA. 8-2-1933 110 employers sign-up. 8-5-1933 The City to hold a drive to widen the effort. Father Kirby heads the drive. 8-9-1933 Effort going ahead - welfare list shrinking. 8-11-1933 Complaints against violators filed. 8-17-1933 James Ryan Parade Chairman. 9-5-1933 NRA parade 2 miles long starts at 7:30 tonight. 9-6-1933 2,000 marched - 10,000 viewed the parade. 9-7-1933 Compliance Committee reorganizes. 9-22-1933 Guy E. Lown to be Campaign Chairman of. 9-30-1933 End of - said to be a business concern, not a recovery project. 5-28-1935 NRA and Blue Eagle in oblivion today. 6-17-1935 National Trotting Assn. Suspends county drivers. 12-31-1912 National Vacuum House Cleaning Co. Machines in the street frighten horses. 6-9-1908 Aldermen ask $3,000 bond of owners. 6-10-1908 Advertises cleaning services. 3-29-1909 Starts full work - see: W. J. Lynch, 5 Bank Street. 9-30-1909 National Warplane Museum In Geneseo, may relocate near the airport in Batavia. Some talk by the County of the Museum coming to Genesee County. 4-1-1993 See: Wings of Eagles - air show. 6-15-1995 Prepares a list of what it would like for places interested in building. 1-11-1996 Response to the Museum nearly ready - proposed cost $3.5million. 2-22-1996 The County proposal is almost ready. 3-1-1996 Specifics of the proposal listed. 3-4-1996 Heated debate on the location at the Sheraton. Local Museum members ask for a vote on the choice of location - favor Genesee 4-11-1996 County, as the Board itself does not. Oneida County out of the - leaving Genesee, Niagara and Chemung seeking 4-13-1996 the Museum. 4-23-1996 Letter to Ed praising Batavia as the location. 5-6-1996 Congressman Paxon to call the Museum president to urge him to locate in Batavia. 6-4-1996 Museum Board votes to go to Chemung. 6-6-1996 The decision to move the museum to Elmira discussed. 7-2-1996 Articles of regret, rumor, accusation. June and July Editorial on the choice of Chemung. 7-12-1996 Commentator thinks Genesee fortunate not to have been chosen for the Museum. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 7-13-1996 10 SUBJECT TEXT DATE National Youth Administration Norman A. Reamer appointed head. 53 young people now enrolled - to get $16 a month for 40 hours work - it is hoped 10-22-1937 to expand the program. 2-2-1938 To build a movable bandstand for the City - Council votes $200. 2-3-1938 The City to set-up headquarters for. 10-20-1938
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Optique Opens in Kings Plaza - Mich
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