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RUTH Mcevoy COLLECTION 1 6/30/06 - 8/16/06 59.25 Hours 95 Pages 5,599 Lines SUBJECT TEXT DATE RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 1 6/30/06 - 8/16/06 59.25 hours 95 pages 5,599 lines SUBJECT TEXT DATE J and D Transformers, Inc. Roland A. Johnston, president signs with the Industrial Center. 4-1-1961 Now in the Industrial Center. 5-13-1961 J and J Auto Service Carusos moving after about 25 years from 563 East Main Street to 101 Evans Street - picture of the Evans Street place. 12-20-1989 J and P Footworks Self-service shoe store, to open soon at 200 East Main Street. 7-31-1987 Opening Monday - August 10th. 8-8-1987 JAC Sports Shop in the Mall - was Chuck's Sports when it went into the Mall. Jay Butterworth of JAC mentioned. 2-6-1991 Butterworth offers to underwrite a second girls soccer team at the Middle School - threatened by a lack of school funds. 8-31-1991 JAR Tech Aviones Rick Hendel to move his repair service from Brockport to the Airport here. 12-28-1944 JB Tools See: Jaybee Tool Co. JEVS Building 73-83 Main. So called from the first names of the four who at first intended to go in together: James Thratlier; Ernest Criticos; Vincent March; Sam Caito. Now has Loan instead of Criticos. no date To pay $41,000 for the site. 9-19-1966 Picture of the Court Street area where the JEVS Building is rising. 5-12-1967 Picture of the progress on. 7-27-1967 Winegar on. 4-10-1968 Manning Squires & Hennig says the building is about ready. 4-30-1968 Caito given 30 days to move into - built by Manning Squires & Hennig. 5-1-1968 Jacek, Martin Marries Margaret Wozniak. 9-27-1911 Jacek's Grocery Leo Krolikowski buys Jacek's, Ellicott at Swan Street. 5-27-1943 Obit Martin C. Jacek - 73 - the grocer. 5-7-1956 Jackie's DoNut Shop Ad: Picture of at 40 Main Street - luncheonette. 3-28-1947 Jackowski, Peter See: Jakowski. Jack's Service Station Burns, two workers killed at the Montclair & West Main station, Charles Jankovitz, proprietor. Nicholas Tessitore, 15, killed. Picture of the Chevron Station. 10-22-1959 Otto Terzan dies. 10-23-1959 Jankovitz looking for a new location. 11-3-1959 Jankovitz gets many offers. 11-4-1959 Jacks, Elizabeth Graduates from Pomona College in California. 6-18-1914 Of Lewiston Road. 11-7-1927 Jacks, J. Dead at 96. 9-22-1930 Jacks, James Obit. Sons: J. Wilford; J. Corivier. 8-6-1898 Jacks, Sylvia To open a private kindergarten in the Emmanuel Baptist Church. 10-9-1926 Dead at home - 66. 7-10-1961 RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 2 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Jackson School Rankin Construction Co. of Rochester to build three schools. 3-15-1928 Ground broken for a school on South Jackson Street. 3-30-1928 Cornerstone placed. 6-5-1928 Open Monday the 9th - dedication later. 4-6-1929 Large number attended the dedication - Rev. William Kirby the speaker. 4-23-1929 Dedicated. 4-27-1929 To become Junior High to relieve the High School. 5-20-1939 Picture of - opening in September as Junior High. 7-8-1939 Plans for an addition to. 2-9-1945 Picture of. 11-9-1946 149 Jackson pupils shifted to Ross Street. 5-21-1953 Daniel Battaglia, principal. 7-10-1957 School Study Committee recommends enlarging Jackson. 9-24-1957 Sketch of the proposed enlargement. 12-6-1958 Leising and Ebling low bidders on the addition. 6-26-1959 Work on the annex to start Monday the 27th. 7-23-1959 Demolition readies the site for the addition. 7-27-1959 School as usual while the addition is built. 9-4-1959 Electrical Company defaults on its contract halting work on the school. 5-9-1960 Ebling Electric to finish work at Jackson School. 5-26-1960 Moving furniture to new wing. 8-25-1960 Annex ready for use Wednesday. 8-31-1960 Has Open House. 12-14-1960 Pictures. Gets a portrait of Antoinette Horsch the school's first principal. 5-29-1962 Picture of students moving books to the new media center. 4-18-1972 Peter L. Arras the new principal. [Has had no principal since Degenhart became School Psychologist.] 10-3-1984 Library closed until Peach Co. Consultants investigate possible asbestos. 10-28-1988 Vandals go through every room. 7-11-1990 Two eleven year olds caught in break-in. 7-14-1990 Peter Arras, principal. 1995 Plans for new work on gets suggestions, offers of help, from parents. 10-13-1995 Architects encourage building a larger addition, to get more state aid. 3-13-1996 Letter to ed on improvements needed. 4-16-1996 Public hearing favors work proposed. 4-17-1996 Board votes not to hold a public referendum on improvements, expansion. 4-24-1996 Chapter on Schools in McEvoy book. 5-2-1996 Eleven debate enlarging the school at a public meeting. 5-15-1996 Letters to ed say vote against present expansion is against the scope of the project. 10-25-1996 Dawn Mark and the Harmonizers start a chorus at - picture. 10-30-1996 Speakers at meeting urge the Board of Education to stop disagreement and start planning. 11-6-1996 Board still in disagreement on a plan. 12-4-1996 Dawn Olczek now the new principal, formerly in the Hamburg schools. 8-27-1997 Bids for new classrooms (ready). 5-9-1998 Groundbreaking for the addition - picture. 5-27-1998 Six new classrooms and a new gym voted for in 1997 now ready for use - picture. 4-1-1999 New playground partly the work of neighboring residents. 9-3-1999 Renovated areas dedicated. 10-8-1999 RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 3 SUBJECT TEXT DATE Jackson Square Proposals for developing the area behind Jackson Street. 1-17-1975 Proposals for developing the area behind Jackson Street. 10-13-1976 Downtown Development Committee wants to use the alleys between Jackson and Center Streets during the Airshow - picture. 4-8-1998 Council okays improved lighting for - questions safety as used for gatherings. 4-21-1998 Picture of the mural painted by students on Jackson Square wall - a Van Gogh copy. 6-8-1998 City makes the Square ready for Saturday's festival. 6-10-1998 Festival enthusiastic in spite of the weather. 6-15-1998 Jackson Street Diem Williams and Watson Bullock having a two story brick building put up next to the DeLano Market. The DeLano store is now one story, and he will extend his building up another story. 2-6-1883 Homelius drawing up plans for a brick three story building for a site between Terry's Hall and Hersey's drug store for Pease. A private house is now on the sight. The lot is owned by R. P. Pease. To have three stores on the ground floor, suites on the third. 2-27-1883 Dellinger and Glade acquire the lot across from the Post Office - will build next season. 1-11-1984 Dye and Bullock rebuilding - See: Building. 9-17-1885 On Jackson south of the Farmer's Bank (Times Building): Mr. Todd; Mr. Dellinger; Mr. Shults. 3-9-1889 C. D. Morgan building, three pretty houses on Jackson opposite Wood Street. 11-13-1890 7 Jackson - new Woodbury Store - one of a chain - picture. 5-9-1891 William Gould of Central to build on the East Side of, above Wood Street. 2-3-1893 Homelius draws plans for Gould. 2-9-1893 R. B. Pease erecting a small wooden building at 37 Jackson for a fruit stand. 10-31-1900 Movement to abolish the Jackson Street Crossing. 4-10-1902 Kauffman Brothers Saloon, 42 Jackson Street, destroyed by fire. A two story frame building with the north half of the ground floor a saloon, the south half a dining room and kitchen. Bedrooms above. The building is owned by George Masenet. J. M. Walkenshaw's tobacco and fruit store to the north - Sleght's damaged. 12-9-1902 Steel girders for an overpass over the Central tracks placed - 50 watch. 2-1-1905 Footbridge over the Central tracks open Wednesday. 2-18-1905 James M. Walkenshaw's lot on sold by the sheriff - deep lot with two houses. 5-27-1905 Closed for paving job. 10-9-1905 Section repaved, street open. 11-13-1905 Picture and ¶ about the west side of 50 years ago - a propos razing the corner of Jackson and Main Streets for Bradley. 3-28-1911 Arthur Marshall, who has a newsroom at 1 Jackson, buys from George J. Glade, executor of the estate of John Glade, three story brick at 11 Jackson. J. Frank Ebling now in the first floor. Marshall preparing for a possible rebuilding of the Bank of Genesee, which includes 1 Jackson. 8-10-1921 Picture of sewer construction on. no date Daniel Green buys 23-25 (or 13-15)Jackson from Thomas Canty and Albert T. Carson, has Automatic Shoe Repair and Batavia Dry Cleaners. 4-15-1922 Fire burns 11, 13, 15, and 17 Jackson. 10-23-1924 Picture of 11, 13, 15, and 17 Jackson. 10-24-1924 Owners of burned shops told to clean up premises. 10-25-1924 Fire believed started in a defective gas connection at Syracuse Shoe Repair Shop. 10-28-1924 Green Building, 13, 15, and 17 Jackson, being repaired. 11-8-1924 James Kearney buys 227 Jackson - the Cone homestead. 3-5-1925 Lee Hollister Fisher of 120 Jackson has pictures at Albright Art Gallery in the 80 New York Artists Show. 3-5-1934 Picture of the west side of about 1865.
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