This article is about the Welcome Wagon. I always thought that they were a non-profit organization. Turns out that it has always been a for profit company since it began in 1928. The article tells all that is in a basket. Lots of great information for new residents. The ad also shows that they also …
With the return of Spring comes baseball. This is about the smallest player. In 1968 the Honeoye Falls Little League was going to play their games at the High School. Today they have a complex off Rush Mendon Road that is 18 acres. They have 7 diamonds on 9 acres and 9 acres that remain …
This was on the front page of the local newspaper. It was used to get money for the Third Liberty Loan where people would buy bonds from the US Government to help pay for World War I. At that time the government couldn’t run a deficit. People would eventually get their bonds paid off at …
The Town of Rush was planning all kinds of activities in celebration of their Sesquicentennial (150th anniversary) in 1968. In this article the ladies were going to have a meeting to start planning events for the year. For such a small town, they are making big plans. The Honeoye Falls Times Thursday, April 18, 1968 …