RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION - Genesee County

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Employee puts out fire caused by exploding propane at plant onSeven Springs Road. 1-8-1993Picture: Agway's new 40' trailer truck with automatic blower forunloading - one of 18. 2-2-1993To get face-lift - Thermorcor-Trimmers? To remove silos, mill and grainstorage bins. Store not to be changed. 7-12-1993Neighbors reminisce about old Agway Mill, Silos. Picture. 7-21-1993To move Agway Agricultural Products to Batavia from Syracuse. 7-25-1995Expanded Agway offers garden supplies from pots to gazebos andgarden ponds - picture. 8-25-1997Batavia Agway completes expansion. 3-24-1998Batavia Agway Store to close Oct 31. 8-11-1999List of stores not closing:Plant on Wortendyke Road.Crops facility on Howard St.Energy operation on Seven Springs Road.Main office on Jefferson Square.Many products delivered directly from Wortendyke Road. 8-11-1999Agway to reopen under new arrangement and management. 11-4-1999Agway to reopen with new owner - Dan "Pudgie" Riner of Oakfield. 12-21-1999Full page ad: "Genesee Agway" 12-30-1999Agway to cut mill from service. 7-15-2000Agway Mill Proposed. 11-29-1971Mill on Wortendyke Rd. to open. 5-6-1972Ribbon cutting for regional feed store. 10-4-1974Council studying Agway. 9-28-1976Gates backing study. 9-30-1976RUTH McEVOY COLLECTIONSUBJECT TEXT DATEAgway Mill (cont) Committee studying moving mill. 10-8-1976Study by Ellicott Street merchants disagrees with that by city. 10-13-1976Agway business reaches $5.2 million in year. 12-10-1976Reappraisal report ready. 4-28-1977More on study on Mill asked. 7-12-1977City sells western portion of former landfill on Cedar St. to Agway -Soccio & Della Penna gets eastern part. 9-13-1977Citizens group asks mill to move. 11-4-1976Farm Bureau defends mill. 11-8-1976Ecology group defends mill - says automobiles make more polution. 11-12-1976Committee prospses Ellicott Square Development Committee to settlemill problem. 12-1-1976Cost of moving mill estimated at $1.5 million. 12-3-1976Mill workers - now located on Wortendyke Road - on strike - not for money. 3-16-1998Cutting out mill operation. 7-15-2000Ahl, Arthur C. Mrs. Ahl dead. One son: Sennett Ahl. 12-8-1931Dead. Brother Albert Ahl of Attica. Grandson Gary Ahl. 2-5-1964Ahl, Mrs. Charles (Barbara Ahl) Obit. Sons: Albert J.; William; Sennett. 2-16-1942
Ahl, Gilbert Decorated - DFC for aerial heroism. 10-24-1970Ahl, Henry Obit. Sons: William and clarence. 1-14-1903Ahl, Warren W. Obit. Sons Gilbert and James - farmer. 10-27-1988Complete obituray. 10-28-1988Ahl, William R.A mucker of Elba dead. Brothers: Warren W.; John; Walter; Grover ofAttica; Chester of Orangeville. 3-8-1952Ahl, William Marries Regina Kohorst (he is son of M/M J. W. Ahl) 10-10-1944Ahmed, Dr. Asner Dr. Ahmed to begin pediatrician practice here. 6-19-1975Moving to 310 East Main St. to offices of Dr. Strollo. 7-10-1975Moving to 437 East Main St. 7-26-1977Already enlarging 437 East Main St. at front told permit to enlarge was amistake. Picture. 10-20-1988Settles for smaller enlargement - files papers to collect for money expended. 1-5-1989Aid Pearl Street Aid Soc., Ellicott Street Independent Aid Soc. 7-8-1924Independent Aid Society of Alexander Road. 7-13-1924Byron Road Aid Society. 7-17-1950East Main Street Road Neighborhood Club. 7-17-1950Aid System for Volunteer FiremenSee: Mutual Aid SystemAIDS Michelle Williams-Moscicki came home in 1991 when friend died of AIDS -wants to make local task force known and active. 9-2-1995Statistics - no. victims in county area - picture Michelle Moscicki. 5-2-1996AIDS Task Force to describe efforts - Michelle Williams-Moscicki, co-chair;Mary Ellen Wilber, HIV Educator; Torchy Babcock, volunteer. 9-27-1997Meeting at Chautauqua brings need home. 11-29-1997RUTH McEVOY COLLECTIONSUBJECT TEXT DATEAir DromeSee: Wonderland.Air Drome was a tent for movies behind Wonderland - a penny arcadeat 104 Main in 1907.Air Flight Past and Present column: Paragraph on first plane to fly over Batavia -Harry N. Atwood, pilot. 9-20-1919Batavia trying to arrange regular air service. Leon Sage headed group. 6-16-1919One of Cross-country racing planes lands. 8-27-1919Air field for county interests some. 7-1-1927Forty acre Hawley field leased for airport. 7-2-1927Hawley field not available for development this year. 4-2-1928Mayor stops barnstorming flights over city. 5-22-1939City's first air crash - east of Cedar St. - pilot killed. 9-9-1946Past and Present column: Paragraph on first plane to pass over city -40 years ago - a biplane - Harry N. Atwood, pilot. 8-18-1951
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Page 15 and 16: Half page ad: Adelman Electric cele
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Page 40 and 41: East Main Rd. 11-30-1980Air Service
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Page 48 and 49: Allans sell Contractors' Machinery
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Page 56 and 57: Alpine Ski Hut Harry Strobel moving
Page 58 and 59: plan reunion at Chicken Roost in Ea
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Page 62 and 63: Post #1. 3-18-1919Glenn Loomis Post
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Page 66 and 67: voluntary work. 4-2-1988John Gillar
Page 68 and 69: seeks loan. 4-26-1990Ames gets bank
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Anderson and others held by them fo
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15 head of horses to be sold at And
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Sold by R. A. Andrews estate to Alb
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Andy's Auto ServiceOperated by Andr
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Angst, David Angst, James Moag and
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Obit. Parents: Charles & Polly Pixl
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Constance O'Brien, Batavia candidat
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Archer Bus Terminal David Archer qu
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parlor.Bowling to open with Citizen
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D. Armstrong & Co. of Rochester com
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Arnold's Recycling Center On Anglin
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Arson Incendiary fire - S. Swan St.
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RUTH McEVOY COLLECTIONEast Main art
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SUBJECT TEXT DATEArtistsSee: Art Le
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Savanna Davis to C. Fred Andrews. 7
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New church - picture without spire.
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Door of Albion; R. E. Chapin; F. E.
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State and City proclaim Mental Reta
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Employees share. 10-19-1946Employee
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was done, but no canal ever resulte
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Engaged to Rowena Washburn. 3-27-19
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the kitchen. The library had no fir
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SUBJECT TEXT DATEAustin Park (cont)
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Mason Jackson authors book about Gr
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AAA man here to help revive club. 1
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Auto tax New auto tax stamps in use
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Auto under construction by D. W. To
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(Several weeks ago)Frank Thomas and
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23 West Main. 2-4-1928Burt Welch se
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Aviation training H. S. Students ap
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