RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION - Genesee County

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Three teenagers and instructor in driver-ed car killed in crash by drunkenyoung man. 6-10/11-1987Three BOCES students killed in high speed crash on Creek Rd. 11-29-1988Identified - pictures. 11-30-1988Hit-run accident kills man on Walnut. 5-26-1989Accident victim identified: Jerry Mowers 5-27-1989Amtrack train derails. 8-3-1994Derailment recalled - Emergency Management coordinator to resign -cause still not determined. Pictures. 8-3-1995Accordian schoolJimmy Cassearo and Dave Roth of WBTA to open accordian schoolat 3 Charles Street. See also Roxy Caccamise 9-13-1941Acheson, Gerald Decorated for bravery in Viet Nam 12-21-1965Former assistant head Veterans' Service Assn appointed to succeedMentor Murphy as head. 5-28-1992Acheson, Lydia Feature? On Lydia Acheson 1-30-1973Retires from hospital Snack Shop after 30yrs. To be succeeded byRuth Gross. 8-13-1981Acheivement CenterSee also: GENCO; Sheltered Workshop; Association for Retarded Childrenor ARC.ARROC hears about Sheltered Workshop. 3-13-1968ARROC hears about Sheltered Workshop. 3-16-1968Group to start Sheltered Workshop at Salvation Army Citadel. 10-16-1971Group to start Sheltered Workshop at Salvation Army Citadel. 11-3-1971Assn plans workshop. 8-5-1972Winegar on. 8-9-1972Plans for. 11-24-1972Sheltered Workshop for next year. 11-23-1972Winegar on. 1-8-1973Picture: Workshop at Chapin's. 1-29-1973Achievement Center, County Building 2 open on Sunday. 5-22-1973Picture of Achievement Center. 6-16-1973Donald Walf, director. 7-28-1973Sheltered Workshop renamed Achievement Center. 10-9-1973Center of training. 10-21-1974Sheltered Workshop - started Jan 1973 in County Building 2 renamedAchievement Center. 10-9-1973Winegar finds Center facing cuts. 1-27-1975Report: page of pictures. 5-27-1975Center to move to 64 Walnut St. 4-27-1975ARC moving to 64 Walnut St. 2-28-1976RUTH McEVOY COLLECTIONSUBJECT TEXT DATEAchievement Center (cont.) Pictures: 51 working new Center. 6-18-1975Achievement Center buys large area of N. L. Van Son - cost $700,000. 8-27-1975Center wants sewing machines.Achievement Center does work for Eastern Molding; Fisher-Price of Medina;
Whitney Overhead Door of Albion; R. E. Chapin; F. E. Mason 3-19-1974Page of picures - Center on Walnut St. 3-20-1976Open house planned for May 16. 4-30-1976Report of Open house. 5-14-1976Winegar on Achievement Center. 5-20-1976Achievement Center seeking volunteers. 7-15-1976Thomas Sprague leaving Achievement Center. 1-22-1977SEE ALSO: Association for Retarden Children; GENCO; ShelteredWorkshop.Acker, George For half century engineer for N. Y. Central dead at house, 26 Maple St. 3-27-1905Acker, George J. Obit George J. Acker - 76. Officer of E. N. Rowell Co. 1-16-1969Acker, John C. A printer. 9-9-1896Ackes, Alice CatherineMiss Ackes and Irving Hurlburt married at home - Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ackes,216 West Main St. 6-18-1930Mrs. E. F. Ackes & son Raymond of Rochester visiting her parents;Mr. & Mrs. John Schafer. 3-8-1904Ackes, Mrs.Used to work for Mrs. Bryan, then lived in the Lewis family for years.Funeral the week of Mar 22, 1906. Anne Dailey letter.Ackes, Edward F. Ackes, now 21, received gold watch from step-father engravied -"Presented to E. F. Ackes by Albert Weber. Batavia, NY Oct. 30, 1893. 11-1-1893E. F. Ackes of Rochester, formerly of Batavia, here with bowling team. 3-27-1896Ackes, who has been in bicycle busines with George P. Thomas, sells outCharles F. Thomas. 8-14-1893Ackes buys 19 1/2 pound bicycle (Globe). 5-4-1895Edward Ackes of Rochester (son of Mrs. Albert Weber of Dellinger Ave.)married to Miss Lizzie Schafer of 8 Dellinger Ave. 8-3-1896Report of wedding. 8-12-1896Mr. & Mrs. Ackes return from honeymoon. 8-15-1896Members of Armstrong & Co. of Rochester present silver pitcher toMr. & Mrs. Ackes. 8-26-1896Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ackes move to Rochester. 11-24-1896Mrs. Ackes visiting father, John Schafer. 3-18-1897Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ackes of over 80 Main Street. 12-12-1934Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ackes of over 82 Main Street, Mrs. Caroline Webberspending Christmas with brother of Mrs. Ackes, Lawrence Schaefer ofJacksonville, Florida. 12-10-1935Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ackes of 82 Main. 3-4-1937Mother of Edward Ackes, Caroline Webber, leaves building at 80 Main St.to him. 1-5-1944Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ackes at 82 Main St. - house from Eureka Sprigs Ark. 10-26-194282 Main St. willed to Edward F. Ackes by Mrs. Caroline Weber (EdwardAckes' mother.) 1-5-1944Recovers from heart attack. 1-13-1944Obit Edward Ackes, only survivor is wife Elizabeth Schaefer Ackes. 1-22-1944Mrs. Ackes recently fractured shoulder. 2-7-1944RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION
Page 6 and 7: Edward F. Nye, navigator fire truck
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Page 15 and 16: Half page ad: Adelman Electric cele
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Page 24 and 25: Employee puts out fire caused by ex
Page 26 and 27: Air MailFirst official air mail fli
Page 29 and 30: some history - until municipal airp
Page 31 and 32: County buys airport (building) for
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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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plan reunion at Chicken Roost in Ea
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American Fraternal InsuranceUnion M
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Post #1. 3-18-1919Glenn Loomis Post
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Women join Legion: Picture - Joseph
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voluntary work. 4-2-1988John Gillar
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seeks loan. 4-26-1990Ames gets bank
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Amos, Dr. Franklin In charge of new
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First Federal Savings and Loan buys
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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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