March 22, 1943 - Richard Milo Evans World War II draft card - 18 yo., born March 22, 1925 in Waverly, NY. Resides in Lenox Ave. Horseheads, NY. Employed by Tenog-Fabric Co.. Next of Kin Helen A. Drake.

May 3, 1943 The Evening Times - Two Youths Held In Home Burglary At Talmadge Hill. Kenneth LeRoy Perry, 17, of Talmadge Hill, and Robert Evans 21, of 537 Chemung street, Waverly were arrested by Tpr. Willard B. Knowlton of the Waverly substation, Saturday evening on third degree burglary charges. The youths were charged with the unlawful entry into the residence of Sylvia Georgia of Talmadge Hill road the evening of April 23 and the theft of a camera and radio belonging to Mrs. Georgia. Theft of gasoline from the premises had been reported last week and Tpr. Knowlton traced the pair through the tire marks of the automobile used allegedly at the time of the theft. They were arraigned Sunday afternoon before police justice Clarence W. McCray of Waverly, charged with third degree burglary and bail was set at $1,000 each. Edward Jackson of Talmadge Hill furnished bail for young Jackson? above says Kenneth LeRoy Perry?, but Evans was unable to provide bail waived preliminary hearing and was taken to the Tioga county jail at Owego. …

Aug. 11, 1943  World War II draft registration card - Henry G. Evans Jr. 537 Chemung Street, Waverly, NY, 24 yo., born July 8, 1919 in Waverly, NY. Employed by Kasco Feed Mills Inc., Waverly, NY

July 15, 1944 Elmira Star Gazette - Mrs. Helen A. Drake, 66, Horseheads, RD 2. Saturday morning, July 15, 1944 after a long illness. Survived by husband, Milo Drake; sisters, Mrs. Flora Francis of Avoca, Mrs. Alice Foote of Philadelphia; grandsons, Richard, Henry, and Robert Evans, all of Waverly. Services Monday, 2 p.m. at the Ballard Funeral Home. Rev. Lullus D. Bell. (Henry Evans’ mother-in-law)

In 1945, the property was sold out of the Slaughter/Knapp family to Mary Fralick, who in 1950 sold the empty lot, at 7 Athens street, where the octagon home once stood, to Mary Alamo. The current home at 7 Athens street was built for Mary Alamo in 1950. The late Elizabeth Alamo, daughter of the late Mary Alamo, had told us that when they purchased the empty lot at 7 Athens street, it was actually two building lots that they purchased.

Oct. 29, 1946 Elmira Star Gazette - Malicious Halloween Prank Injures Three at Chemung. Three persons were injured at Chemung Monday night when drivers of a truck and automobile swerved to avoid what appeared to be a tree across Rt. 17 but proved to be cornstalks placed as a Halloween prank. Robert W. Evans, 25, of 537 Chemung St., Waverly, was treated for multiple cuts and bruises at the Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre. He was the driver of a truck owned by Max Cohen of Sayre. His condition today was described as good.

Oct. 31, 1946 The Evening Times - Nine Arrested as Result of Prank Causing Accident. Nine Chemung young people have been arrested by police officials on charges of “placing injurious objects on a public highway” as an aftermath of the recent accident in the Village of Chemung which sent three people to the hospitals. … The accident occurred Monday night about 9:30 o’clock near the Wooster hotel in Chemung when a truck driven by Robert Evans 25, of 537 Chemung street, Waverly, and a car driven by Warren Thomas Roe of Cayuta, collided as both drivers attempted to avoid hitting a supposedly fallen tree trunk. After the accident it was discovered that the “tree trunk” was a pile of corn stalks, placed in the road by Halloween pranksters. …

Nov. 12, 1946 The Evening Times - Pranksters Are Given Release. Five Chemung youths between the ages of 16 and 21 received suspended sentences Monday evening after they pleaded guilty on the charge of placing cornstalks across Route 17 at Chemung on Oct. 28, … Children’s Judge Mathews adjourned the informal hearing of the four juvenile cases until he could learn the full extent of damage. Robert W. Evans, 25, of 537 Chemung street, Waverly, driver of the truck, Warren Thomas Roe of Cayuta, auto driver, and his wife, were slightly injured when both drivers attempted to avoid hitting the cornstalks and collided.

March 13, 1947 Elmira Star Gazette - John P. Balmer of 158 Oakwood Ave., Elmira Heights, told police that he was temporarily blinded by the sun Wednesday afternoon about 5:40 when his car ran against a large truck parked in front of 120 Cleveland Ave., the Heights. E. Ben Rigle of 18 Johnson St., Waverly, owner of the truck was uninjured but Robert W. Evans, 26, of 537 Chemung St., Waverly, employed by Mr. Rigle, received a rib fracture. The Balmer car was extensively damaged. Mr. Balmer is Elmira Heights streets foreman.

1948 directory lists Henry G. Evans and Robert Evans at 537 Chemung street Waverly, NY.  7 Athens street is not listed in this directory. 9 Athens street is listed with David C. Meyer and Paul Lipp (former carriage house of 208 Chemung street)

March 19, 1948 Elmira Star Gazette - Robert W. Evans of 537 Chemung St., Waverly, charged with driving with inadequate flares and ordered to appear Saturday before Peace Justice Kilpatrick.

June 1, 1948 The Evening Times - … treated at the Robert Packer hospital … Robert Evans of 537 Chemung street, Waverly, received leg abrasions when a saw fell from a bench and struck him. …

Aug. 23, 1948 The Evening Times - Advertisement - Values Galore. 5 cars listed for sale. See Walt or Bob before you buy or trade. Expert repair work. Many Other Bargains. Evans Garage 537 Chemung St., Waverly Phone 538-R - Open Evenings and Sundays.

Nov. 10, 1948 The Evening Times - Robert Evans, age 28, of 537 Chemung street, Waverly, was treated at the Tioga County hospital Tuesday afternoon for a smashed left index finger. He was discharged following treatment. The accident occurred when Evans, who is employed by E. Stein and company of Waverly, caught his finger in the gate of a truck to which he was loading steel from a Delaware and Lackawanna railroad flat car.

Jan. 19, 1949 Binghamton Press and Sun-Bulletin - 11 Properties Sold in Tioga During Week. … Clair G. Shafer et al to Henry G. Evans, property in Town of Barton. …

June 6, 1949 The Evening Times - Two Drivers Injured as Trucks Collide, Parked Car Also Hit. Two Valley men were injured in a collision of their two trucks on North Lehigh avenue, Sayre, shortly after 12:30 this afternoon. Both were taken to the Robert Packer hospital in the Valley Ambulance. Robert Evans, 27, of 537 Chemung street, Waverly, suffered a possible fractured vertebra and a fractured shoulder blade. He was admitted. Kenneth Manuel, 27, of 209 South River street, Sayre, suffered a concussion and is remaining at the hospital for observation. Patrolman Joseph Lampazzi of the Sayre police department, who investigated, said that Evans driving his ton and one-half truck was traveling south on Lehigh and sideswiped a coupe owned by Mrs. Ethel Staights parked near her home, and then collided with the Bishop coal truck driven north on Lehigh by Manuel. …

Aug. 3, 1949 The Evening Times - Cars simonized (polished), cleaned; windows washed; upholstering cleaned. Complete job $4.00. Call Waverly 5380R. 537 Chemung St., route 17, near viaduct. Henry Evans.

April 1950 census - 537 Chemung st. - Henry G. Evans 53 yo. widow, paper route, daily paper; son Henry Jr. 33 yo. never married, road construction laborer; son Robert W. Evans 28 yo., laborer at glass factory; daughter-in-law Lillian V. Evans 21 yo.

1950 census - Ithaca, Tompkins county, NY - George Moffat; wife Blanche E. Moffat 61 yo.; daughter Esther E. Moffat 27 yo.

May 27, 1950 The Evening Times - Simonizing and cars washed. $4. Phone 538-R. 537 Chemung St., Waverly.

June 15, 1950 The Evening Times - Cesspools dug, $50; dry wells, outdoor fireplaces, $25; sidewalk built. Phone Waverly 538-R. 537 Chemung Street.

Aug. 28, 1950 The Evening Times - Born to Robert and Lillian Bostwick Evans of 537 Chemung street, Waverly, a daughter Sunday at the Tioga County General hospital.

Aug. 31, 1950  & Sept. 8, 1950 Elmira Star Gazette - Best Truck Buy in the county. Chevrolet, heavy duty, 1 1/2 ton to 2 ton. Bought 1947, only used 11 months. Very low mileage, looks and runs like new. Perfect 7.80x20 10 ply tires, at a giveaway price. H. G. Evans. 537 Chemung St., Waverly, N. Y.

1951 Directory lists Henry G. Evans and Robert Evans at 537 Chemung street Waverly, NY. At 7 Athens street (new home built in 1950), Mary Alamo. At 9 Athens street (former carriage house) Mrs. George B. Knapp and Jules Helfner.

See theBungalowfor the history of the current home at 7 Athens street, Waverly, NY.

June 27, 1951 The Evening Times - Auto waxing and washing - automobiles, station wagons, convertibles, trailers. Experienced workmanship. H. Evans. 537 Chemung St., Waverly. Phone 538-R after 5 P.M.

Oct. 19, 1952 Elmira Star Gazette - Waverly - Robert Evans, 32, of 537 Chemung St. was admitted to the Tioga General Hospital Friday suffering first and second degree burns on both legs. It was believed he was burned by gasoline.

April 22, 1953 The Evening Times - Cesspools dug, materials furnished, $115. H. Evans. 537 Chemung, Waverly. Phone 538-R evenings.

Feb. 26, 1954 The Evening Times - Born to Robert and Lillian Bostwick Evans of 537 Chemung street, Waverly, a daughter today at the Tioga County General hospital.

April 7, 1954 The Evening Times - Stock Car Bargains: 1934 Ford Modified Stock car. 1939 Ford all stock. 537 Chemung St., Waverly. Call 538 R.

Jan. 10, 1955 The Evening Times - Electric Power Is Cut Off by Crash. Robert W. Evans, 34, of 537 Chemung street, Waverly, driving north on Spring street, Sayre, Saturday afternoon, crashed into two power poles, the second of which broke off and toppled down on his overturned car. He escaped with a severe laceration on the left leg. Evans is a patient in the Robert Packer Hospital, where he was taken after he crawled out of the wrecked vehicle. He will be charged with reckless driving by Officer Ray Roberts of the Sayre Police department. Although Evans told the officer he was going 32 miles an hour at the time of the crash, his car missed the turn at the Northern Pennsylvania Power substation, slid 78 feet along the east curb and then climbed it, hit a utility pole, veered sideways and skidded 140 feet along the road, crashing into another utility pole on the same side of the street. The impact snapped off the second pole, Evans’ car overturned, and the pole crashed down across the vehicle. The stub of the pole smashed through the windshield on the driver’s side. When the car hit the first pole, the impact was on the right rear door. The right rear fender and hubcap were torn off and thrown 80 feet across the street, ripping up the lawn on which they landed. The second pole beyond the one where the car came to a stop was broken off at the top by the pull of wires. About 60 per cent of Waverly electric power was cut off by the crash, and traffic was tied up for some time. The Evans car was a total wreck. Damage to North Penn Power facilities was about $800.

Jan. 19, 1955 The Evening Times - Robert W. Evans, 34, of 537 Chemung street, Waverly, paid a fine and costs of $15 when he admitted to a reckless driving charge before Peace Justice Albert Frank in Sayre yesterday. Evans was arrested by Officer Ray Roberts of the Sayre Police department as the result of a crash on Spring street Jan. 8 in which his car hit two utility poles and snapped one of them off.

Jan. 23, 1955 Elmira Star Gazette - Real Estate Transfers …  Richard M. and Henry G. Evans Jr, 537 Chemung St., Waverly, to Mertie Belle Hyde, 3026 Butler Ave., Horseheads, property in the Town of Horseheads.

1956 Waverly directory - 537 Chemung st. - Henry G. Evans with owner symbol, district manager Elmira Gazette; Henry G. Jr. Evans; Robert (Lillian) Evans

April 24, 1958 The Evening Times - Situations Wanted - Cesspools - Dry wells dug. Junk collected. 537 Chemung Street, Waverly. Phone 829-R or 14-M.

July 3, 1959 The Evening Times - Mrs. Margaret Bostwick, 58, wife of Walter B. Bostwick, of Nichols RD 1, died enroute to the Robert Packer Hospital Wednesday morning. She was stricken ill while standing at the front door as her son went to the mail box. The Luckner Ambulance was called and rushed her to the hospital but she was pronounced dead on arrival. Born August 30, 1900 at Meshoppen, she was the daughter of the late Edward and Charlotte Lyman Bowman. Surviving besides her husband are three daughters, Mrs. Lillian Evans of Waverly, Mrs. Mary Rignall of Florida, and Miss Charlotte Bostwick of Waverly; five sons, Walter Bostwick, Jr. and Edward Bostwick, both of Waverly, Melvin Bostwick of Sayre, Gilbert Bostwick of Litchfield and Steven Bostwick of Nichols; two brothers, Berton Bowman of Waverly and Addison Bowman of Meshoppen; and 17 grandchildren. … Burial will be in Nichols cemetery.
(Robert Evans’ mother-in-law)

Jan. 1, 1961 Elmira Star Gazette - After logging more than two million miles, while using 28 new cars or trucks, Evans, 65, of 537 Chemung St., Waverly has retired as a district supervisor for The Star-Gazette. When he first started working for The Star-Gazette in 1920, and for about three years thereafter, Evans received the papers via trolley car from Elmira and then delivered them from Waverly. He recalls the first car he used in his work was an Overhauled Red Bird, followed by a Ford Model T truck. Evans is proud of the fact that all his two million miles of travel in his work was done without an accident, except for about three or four times when he tangled with deer on the highways.  When deer were more plentiful, he recalls that as many as 21 went over and around his car in one herd. His last such experience was when three deer leaped over his car from an embankment alongside the road. Prior to joining The Star-Gazette, Evans, Waverly native, worked for the Glen Curtiss Airplane Co., traveling from Hammondsport to all sections of the country to instruct pilots in foreign engines. For a hobby, Evans’ greatest interest has been in stock car racing. Evans had no immediate plans for the future. He has three sons, Henry Jr., Robert, and Richard, all of Waverly, and two grandchildren. (pic. of Henry Evans)
(Henry Evans, son of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans - This is the Henry Evans who was so badly burned playing in his backyard at 7 Athens street in August of 1909.)

Jan. 27, 1961 The Ithaca Journal - Miss Esther E. Moffat and the Rev. Dwight W. Hill were married at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17, 1960, in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, 511 N. Plain St. The Rev. Louis J. Isch Jr., pastor, performed the wedding ceremony. Miss Eugenia Johnston of Houghton College was maid of honor. The Rev. Francis R. Hill of Fair Haven was best man for his brother. Ushers were G. Warren Marks of Ithaca and Paul Ketchum of Red Creek. A reception was held at the Women’s Community Building. The couple took a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and are now living in Red Creek. Mrs. Hill is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Moffat of South Lansing. She was graduated from Geneva High School and the Prairie Bible Institute and has been a stenographer at the Cornell University Veterinary College for the past five and a half years. The Rev. Mr. Hill is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hill of Fair Haven. He was graduated from Fair Haven School and Houghton College. He is pastor of the Victor Presbyterian Church and assistant cashier at the Red Creek National Bank. (The late Gabriel and Mabel Evans’ granddaughter, named after their daughter, Esther,  who was the first wife of George Moffat. After Mrs. Esther Evans Moffat’s death, Gabriel and Mabel’s other daughter, Blanche, married George Moffat. This Esther E. Moffat Hill is the daughter of Blanche Evans Moffat and George Moffat.)

1961 Waverly directory - 537 Chemung st. - Henry G. Evans, retired; Henry G. Evans Jr.; Robert Evans (Lillian)

April 10, 1961 The Evening Times - E. Waverly Cabin Leveled in Fire. Waverly firemen were called Sunday afternoon about 1 o’clock to a cabin fire near the Ithaca St. baseball diamond. Firemen reported that the cabin, owned by Henry Evans, caught fire and it spread igniting the surrounding field. Two booster lines and 250 feet of hose were used to extinguish the blaze, but the cabin was completely destroyed.

Sept. 10, 1962 The Ithaca Journal - George E. Moffat - South Lansing - George E. Moffat, 93, of South Lansing died at his home Sunday, Sept. 9, 1962. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Blanche E. Moffat; a son, the Rev. George J. Moffat of Brier Hill; a daughter, Mrs. Esther M. Hill of Red Creek; three granddaughters. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the convenience of the family at the Leon A. Oltz Funeral Home with the Rev. Louis Isch of the Missionary Alliance Church officiating. Burial will be in Oak Wood Cemetery, Chittenango. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home.
(George was the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans’ son-in-law. He was their son-in-law first to their daughter, Esther, and after Esther’s death, second to their daughter, Blanche Evans.)

1963 Waverly directory -
Henry G. Evans, retired, h 537 Chemung street
Henry G. Jr. Evans, r. 537 Chemung street
Robert (Lillian) Evans, lab, h 537 Chemung street (trailer)

March 28, 1963 The Evening Times - Robert W. Evans, 41, of 537 1-2 Chemung St., Waverly, was admitted to the Robert Packer Hospital Tuesday following a fall while employed at the Twin Industries Sayre plant on Lehigh Valley Railroad. He received a fractured left leg and right ankle when he fell from a ladder. It is understood that in the fall he narrowly missed striking an iron pipe or girder. He is employed in the maintenance department of Twin Industries.

1965 Waverly directory - 537 Chemung street - owns home, Henry G. Evans, retired; Henry G. Jr. Evans, residing;  also at 537 Chemung street, a trailer lived in by Robert Evans (Lillian), lab

Aug. 14, 1965 Elmira Star Gazette - Mrs. Lefa Sease and Richard M. Evans were united in marriage Tuesday, Aug. 10, at 4 p.m. in the First Methodist Church. The Rev. Edgar L. Kinner officiated at the single ring ceremony. Mrs. Evans is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Guy Warner of Elmira. Her husband is the son of H. G. Evans of 537 Chemung St., Waverly, and the late Mrs. Alice Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Sease of 502 William St., son and daughter-in-law of the bride, were the honor attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Evans are making their home at 508 Union Place.

Feb. 7, 1966 The Evening Times - Cars driven by Robert W. Evans of 537 Chemung St., Waverly, and Dr. Edward Kulczycki of 721 South Main St., Athens, collided on South Thomas Ave. about 6:30 p.m. Police said that Evans was driving south on Thomas and the Kulczycki car was entering the Mangialardo parking lot and stopped to permit another car to back out. The Evans and the Kulczycki cars then collided.

March 9, 1968 The Evening Times - Henry G. Evans of Route 17, Ellistown Road, Waverly, died Friday in Leesburg, Florida, following a short illness. He was visiting his son, Robert, at the time of his death. During World War I, Mr. Evans was associated with Glen Curtis Aviation and was one of the earlier plane pilots in this area. Prior to his retirement, he was employed as circulation manager of the Elmira Star Gazette in this area. His wife, Alice, died in 1931 (was 1932). Surviving are three sons, Robert of Leesburg, Fla., Henry Jr., of Waverly and Richard of Elmira; a sister, Mrs. Blanche Moffat of Ithaca; two grandchildren; one niece and one nephew. The body will be shipped to the Luckner Funeral Home, 449 Park Ave., Waverly, where funeral arrangements are incomplete.
(Henry Evans, son of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans - This is the Henry Evans who was so badly burned playing in his backyard at 7 Athens street in August of 1909.)

March 10, 1968 Elmira Star Gazette - Henry G. Evans of Waverly, for 40 years a circulation department employe of The Star Gazette, died Friday afternoon in Wildwood, Fla. He was 73. Mr. Evans retired from the newspaper in 1960 after serving as district supervisor, delivering the Elmira papers in the Waverly, Lockwood, Barton and Owego areas. He joined the newspaper in 1920. In his 40 years of service, Mr. Evans logged more than two million miles on 28 different cars and trucks. Upon his retirement, Mr. Evans pointed out that except for a few collisions with deer, he never was involved in a motor vehicle accident. A native of Waverly, Mr. Evans worked for the Glenn Curtiss Airplane Co. of Hammondsport prior to joining the Elmira newspapers. In that capacity, he traveled about the country instructing pilots in foreign engines. He was an avid stock car racing fan. In Waverly, Mrs. Evans resided at 537 Chemung St.

March 10, 1968 The Orlando Sentinel - Mr. Henry G. Evans, 72, Wildwood, died Friday. A native of Waverly, N. Y., he had been with the Gazette newspaper syndicate, Elmira, N. Y., 30 years before his retirement. Before that he was a chief test pilot for Curtis Aircraft Co. of New York. Survivors: sons, Henry Jr., Waverly, Robert, Wildwood, Richard, Elmira; sister, Mrs. Blanche Moffat, Ithaca, N.Y,; two grandchildren. Page-Theus Funeral Home, Leesburg.

March 10, 1968 The Tampa Tribune - Wildwood - Henry G. Evans, 72, died Friday. He was born in Waverly, N. Y. He was the chief test pilot for Glenn Cutis in New York. He was a Baptist. Survivors include three sons, Henry Evans Jr. of Waverly, N. Y., Robert W. Evans of Wildwood, and Richard Evans of Elmira, N. Y.; one sister, Mrs. Blanche Moffat of Ithaca, N. Y.

March 11, 1968 The Evening Times - Funeral services for Henry G. Evans, 537 Chemug St., Waverly, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Luckner Funeral Home, 449 Park Ave., Waverly. Mr. Evans died last Friday afternoon in Leesburg, Fla., where he was visiting his son. Rev. Clifford Bammesberger, pastor of the Waverly Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Tioga Point Cemetery, Athens. …

1969 Waverly directory - 537 Chemung street - Henry G. Evans, retired; Henry G. Jr. Evans, residing; 537 1/2 Chemung street, trailer -  Robert Evans (Lillian), lab (Henry G. Evans, even though died in March of 1968, still appears in this directory.

Sept. 2, 1969 The Evening Times - Miss Lois Evans of Waverly RD 2 became the bride of Robert LaFritz of Waverly RD 2 Friday, Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. at the home of Lynn Frary, 559 Taylor St., Elmira. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans of Waverly RD 2. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Edith LaFritz of Waverly RD 2 and the late Fred LaFritz. Rev. Vincent Cooper performed the ceremony. Ada LaFritz was organist. Attending the couple were Miss Sandra Evans, sister of the bride, and Lynn Fray of Elmira. Both the bride and the bridegroom attended Waverly schools. Mr. LaFritz is employed by Charm Pools in Waverly. (Miss Lois Evans is the great granddaughter of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans.)

Sept. 2, 1970 The Evening Times - Walter B. Bostwick, Sr., 73, of 139 Bradford St., South Waverly, died unexpectedly at his home. A retired farmer, he was formerly of Litchfield. He was born Sept. 26, 1896, the son of the late Charles and Charlotte Goodsall Bostwick. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Robert (Lillian) Evans of Waverly, Mrs. Ralph (Mary) Rignell of Wildwood, Fla., Mrs. Fred (Charlotte) Johnston of Sayre; five sons, Edward Bostwick, Walter B. Bostwick, Jr., and Melvin Bostwick of Waverly; Gilbert Bostwick of Athens and Stephen Bostwick of Sayre; one sister, Mrs. Lillian Stack of Ajo, Ariz., 33 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. … Burial will be in the Nichols Cemetery.
(Mrs. Robert (Lillian) Evans is the granddaughter-in-law of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans.)

Sept. 18, 1970 The Evening Times - Garage Sale Saturday, Sept. 19 - 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. 537 Chemung St. Waverly, Rt. 17 Over Viaduct. Mason jars, butter churns, antique glass, bottles, bric-a-brac, miscellaneous.

Oct. 6, 1970 Elmira Star Gazette - Tioga General Hospital Waverly - A son, Sunday, Oct. 4, 1970, to Robert and Lois Evans LaFritz of Waverly RD 2.
(Lois Evans LaFritz is the great granddaughter of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans.)

June 25, 1971 The Citizen Advertiser, Auburn, NY: Mrs. Blanche Moffat dies unexpectedly. Mrs. Blanche E. Moffat died unexpectedly this morning at her home. She was a native of Elkland, Pa, and grew up in Waverly. She lived in Ithaca from 1947 to 1963 before moving to Red Creek. Mrs. Moffet was a member of the Christian Mission Alliance Church, Ithaca. She was the widow of George E. Moffat who died in 1962. She is survived by a son, George J. Moffat of Hammond; a daughter, Mrs. Dwight (Esther) Hill of Red Creek; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be held Sunday at the Jewell Funeral Home, Cato at the convenience of the family. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery, Chittenango. The Rev. Oscar Bate of the Sunnyside Community Church, North Rose will officiate. There will be no calling hours. (Blanche was the daughter of Gabriel and Mable Evans and lived in the octagon home at 7 Athens Street.)

June 25, 1971 The Palladium-Time Oswego, NY - Red Creek - Mrs. Blanche E. Moffat, 82, of Canada St., Red Creek, died unexpectedly early this morning at her home. A native of Elkland, Pa., Mrs. Moffat lived in Waverly for many years, then resided in Ithaca from 1947 to 1963 before moving to Red Creek. … ; six grandchildren and a grandchild. … There will be no calling hours.

June 27, 1971 Democrat and Chronicle Rochester, NY - Mrs. Blanche E. Moffat. Red Creek - Mrs. Blanche E. Moffat, 82, of Canada Street, Red Creek, died unexpectedly Friday morning (June 25, 1971) at her home. Mrs. Moffat was born in Elkland, Penn., and grew up in Waverly, N. Y. She lived in Ithaca from 1947 to 1963 before moving to Red Creek. She was a member of the Christian Mission Alliance Church in Ithaca and was the widow of George E. Moffat who died in 1962. She is survived by one son, George J. Moffat of Hammond, and a daughter, Mrs. Dwight (Esther) Hill of Red Creek. Funeral services will be held today at the Jewell Funeral home in Cato at the convenience of the family. The Rev. Oscar Bate of the Sunnyside Community Church of North Rose will officiate. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery, Chittenango.

George J. Moffat, the grandson of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans.
Mrs. Dwight (Esther) Hill, the granddaughter of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans.

1972 directory lists Robert and Lillian Evans at 537 Chemung street and Henry G. jr. Evans at 537 1/2 Chemung street Waverly, NY. Has Richard and Joan Evans at 490 Cayuta Ave. Waverly, NY with Richard working at Stroehmann's bakery. This directory has Lena Alamo at 7 Athens street and Chas. B. Rimby at 9 Athens street.

Feb. 5, 1973 Elmira Star Gazette - Waverly - A Towanda man was charged with driving while intoxicated early Saturday following an accident in Waverly. Police said Emerson H. York, of Fourth St., Towanda, was released on bail and scheduled to appear in court… police said York’s car struck the unoccupied parked auto of Robert Evans, 537 Chemung St., near Pembleton Place.

1974 Waverly directory - Henry Evans Jr. 537 1/2 Chemung street (mobile home); Robert Evans (Lillian), lab, h 537 Chemung street
Henry Evans Jr, grandson of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans
Robert Evans, grandson of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans

July 15, 1974 The Evening Times - Born to Robert and Lois Evans LaFritz of 537 Chemung St., Waverly, a son this morning, Monday, July 15, 1974.

Sept. 11, 1974 Elmira Star Gazette - Mrs. Joyce P. Miller Age 44 of 117 West Second St., Tuesday Sept. 10, 1974. Friends are invited to call at Hughes & Sons Funeral Home 311 Lake St., … Woodlawn Cemetery. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Richard (Lefa) Evans of Elmira; brothers, Robert Sease of New York City, Verl L. Sease of Elmira.
(the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans’ great granddaughter)

Aug. 30, 1975, Henry George Evans, Jr. claimed for disability, was denied. (the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans’ grandson)

Feb. 20, 1976 The Evening Times - Marriage Licenses. … Edward L. Manuel Sr., 537 E. Chemung St., Waverly, and Sandra A. Evans, 537 E. Chemung St., Waverly. (By 1981 Edward and Sandra Evans Manuel were living at 206 S. Higgins St. Sayre, PA.) Sandra A. Evans, the great granddaughter of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans.

Sept. 15, 1976 The Evening Times - A permit was granted for Henry Evans, Jr. of E. Chemung St., to remove and old trailer and replace it with a newer model, providing the old one is removed immediately. (537 1/2 Chemung st.)

Feb. 21, 1977 The Evening Times - Army Specialist Five Robert E. LaFritz, whose wife, Lois lived at 537 Chemung St., Waverly, was assigned, January 24, to Company C of the 39th Engineer Battalion at Ft. Devens, Mass. The specialist entered the Army in April 1966. Spec. LaFritz is a 1971 graduate of Waverly Senior High School. His mother, Mrs. Edith M. LaFritz, lives on RD 2.
(Lois Evans LaFritz, the great granddaughter of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans)

Dec. 7, 1977 Elmira Star Gazette - Mr. Richard M. Evans of 333 Jones Court, Tuesday, December 6, 1977. Friends are invited to call at the Hughes and Sons Funeral Home, 311 Lake St., Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral and committal services at the funeral home, Thursday at 11 a.m., Rev. Hugh Smith officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lefa Evans; son, Joseph Evans in Ohio; step-sons, Robert Sease of New York City and Verl Sease of Elmira; brothers, Henry G. Evans , Jr. and Robert Evans both of Waverly. He was an employee of the former Lawrence Diner.
(Richard Milo Evans, the grandson of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans)

Tioga Point Cemetery Athens, PA: Evans, Robert William. June 22, 1921 Waverly, N.Y. - July 17, 1978 Waverly, N.Y. Son of Henry and Alice Drake Evans. Wife; Lillian Viola Bostwick Evans. Mar. 24, 1929 Nichols, N.Y. - Dec. 11, 1996 Waverly, N.Y. Dau. of Walter and Margaret Bowman Bostwick. (Robert would have been Gabe and Mabel Evans' grandson.)

Dec. 3, 1981 Elmira Star Gazette - Births - Robert Packer Hospital Sayre: … A son, Friday, Nov. 27, 1981, to Edward and Sandra Evans Manuel of 206 S. Higgins St., Sayre.
(Sandra Evans Manuel, the great granddaughter of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans)

Sept. 8, 1995 - Henry G. Evans jr. died. b. July 8, 1919

July 5, 1998 Elmira Star Gazette - Robert L. Sease of Elmira, NY Age 66, of 614 E. 3rd. St., Elmira, NY, Wednesday, July 1, 1998 at home. He was predeceased by his mother Lefa Evans in 1993 and is survived by 2 sons, 2 daughters; cousins Connie Ruth, Byrlene Johnson and Lloydena Riley all of Elmira, NY, Thelma Sease of TX and Carloine Blanchard of Elmira, NY along with many friends in the Elmira area including Chester Smith and family. … Interment will follow in Woodlawn National Cemetery.

June 14, 2000 Gerald Weed and Martina Weed of 136 Chemung street from County of Tioga for $2,250 as “Res vac land” - 537 Chemung street
records say 1987 manufactured housing on the site

537 Chemung street - year 2000 - 168 sq. ft. covered porch; 80 sq. ft. covered porch; 650 sq. ft. one story detached garage

Nov. 2002 - at 537 E. Chemung st. - Mandy M. Brown and Stanley D. Nichols

March 29, 2006 Binghamton Press and Sun-Bulletin - Edward Charles Bostwick, 84, of Shepard Road, passed away unexpectedly Monday afternoon, March 27, 2006, at the Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre, following a period of declining health. Ed was born on November 1, 1921 in Sayre, Pa, s son of the late Walter and Margaret (Bowman) Bostwick. He was a veteran of the US Army and proudly served his country during WW II. On August 5, 1944, in England, he married the love of his life and best friend, Winifred Staples. Ed was a devoted husband, father and grandfather. He treasured the time spent with his family, enjoyed reading and watching westerns. Ed was retired from Bendix following 32 years of service. In addition to his wife of nearly 62 years, Winidred, Ed is survived by his children, Maria and Fred Schrimp, Rome, Pa., Gary Bostwick and Donna Button, South Waverly, Pa., Virginia Temple, Waverly, Michael Bostwick Hanbury, Nichols, Les and Bonnie Bostwick of Waverly, Richard and Marsha Bostwick, Vestal, Donald and Roberta Bostwick, Smithboro, Kevin Bostwick, Endicott, Patrick and Laurie Bostwick, Candor, Eddie and Corky Bostwick, Waverly, and James Bostwick, Waverly; his siblings, Walt (Minnie) Bostwick, Elmira; Charlotte Johnson, Sayre, Mary Rignal, Waverly; sisters-in-law, Mary Bostwick, Athens, Linda Bostwick, Waverly; 18 grandchildren, several great grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews and their families also survive. Ed was predeceased by his brothers, Gilbert, Melvin, Steve and sister, Lillian Evans. …
(Lillian Bostwick Evans, the granddaughter-in-law of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans)

May 15, 2007 Elmira Star Gazette - Ronald L. Sr. LaFritz Age 60, of Chemung, NY, passed away Monday, May 14, 2007, with his loving family by his side at the Arnot Ogden Medical Center. Ron is survived by his wife, Audrey (Sharpsteen) of 41 years and their children, LaVern (Roxanne) LaFritz of Chemung, Ronald (Melissa) LaFritz Jr. of Watkins Glen, Lisa (Brian Sutton) LaFritz of Spencer; and his dog, Brandy. Ron is survived by his grandchildren, Justin, Audrey, Jessica, Courtney, Jacob, Tiffany, Michael and Brandon. Ron is survived by his mother, Edith LaFritz of Waverly; and several brothers and sisters, Rodney (Connie) LaFritz of Redmond, WA, Nancy (Robert) McCracken of Watertown, Richard (Glenna) of Waverly, Russell (Sue) LaFritz of Waverly, Robert (Lois) LaFritz of Waverly, Hazel (Chuck) Sutton of Horseheads, Robin (Bernadette) LaFritz, Ricky (Faith) LaFritz of Nichols, Ralph (Kit) LaFritz of Brooklyn, and Ada Townsend of St. Augustine, FL; along with several nieces and nephews. Ron was predeceased by his father, Frederick A. LaFritz; grandson, Ronald LaFritz II; nephew, Frederick LaFritz II; and mother and father-in-law, Naomi and Wilbur Sharpsteen. We would like to thank the special people at AOMC, especially Wendy and Mike from 3B. Also to a special friend Dennis Ganton for the support. Ron spent many years working for Schweizer Aircraft Corp. as a painter and many years in the Army Reserves. …
(Robert (Lois) LaFritz of Waverly, grandson and granddaughter-in-law of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans)

July 11, 2012 Sandra A. Manuel, 58 passed away at Elderwood Nursing Facility in Waverly, NY. She was the daughter of Lillian Bostwick and Robert Evans. (Sandra would have been Gabe and Mabel Evans' great granddaughter)

July 11, 2012 Sandra A. Manuel, 58 passed away at Elderwood Nursing Facility in Waverly, NY. She was the daughter of Lillian Bostwick and Robert Evans.
July 14, 2012 Morning Times - Evans - Sandra A. Manuel age 58, of Waverly, N.Y., died Wednesday, July 11, 2012, at Elderwood Nursing Facility in Waverly, New York. Born February 25, 1954 in Waverly, N.Y., at the Tioga General Hospital.  The Daughter of Lillian Bostwick and Robert Evans, and the loving wife of Edward Manuel. Sandra was predeceased by her mother, Lillian Bostwick; her father, Robert Evans; her son, Michael Manuel; her uncles, Walt Bostwick, Gib Bostwick, and Steve Bostwick; her aunts, Mary Bostwick, Mel Bostwick, Nel Bostwick and Jan Bostwick; her grandson, Lewllyn Smith JR; her nephew, Frederick Lafritz; her uncle June Bostwick. Sandra was a lifelong residence of the valley.  She attended Waverly High School. She was a high believer in God and studied her bible like it was her motto. Sandra loved to walk and just enjoy the outdoors. She was a home maker and amazing at it. She loved animals, soap operas, knitting and crocheting. but her best pastime and greatest of all was loving her family unconditionally. She was kind hearted and would take her back shirt off for someone if they needed it. Surviving her is her daughter Lois J Smith of Waverly, N.Y. her son Stephen G. Manuel of Waverly, N.Y. her sister Lois J. Lafritz, her granddaughters Misty Smith of Waverly, N.Y., Victoria Rice of Waverly, N.Y., Kimbery Manuel of Waverly, N.Y., Ashley M Barrow of Waverly, N.Y., her nephew Robert Lafritz, her niece Tammy Campfeild, and grandson Heath D Smith. She is also survived by all of her cousins, nieces and nephews and every soul whose heart she left and imprint on.  A time of gathering with family and friends will be from 10 to 11 a.m., Monday, July 16, 2012, at Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, NY. The celebration of Sandra’s life will follow the visitation at 11 a.m. with a special tribute to Sandra’s life on DVD. In Lieu of flowers expressions of sympathy may be made to one's favorite charity.
(Sandra A. Evans Manuel, the great granddaughter of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans)

Feb. 21, 2019 - Lois J. LaFritz, 68, of Waverly passed away on Thursday, February 21, 2019 at home surrounded by her loving family. She was predeceased by Robert and Lillian Bostwick Evans; son, Fredrick LaFritz; and sister, Sandra Manuel. She is survived by her children, Tammy (Jason Boockoff) Evans-Campfield of Waverly, Robert Lafritz Jr of Rochester; grandchildren, Jonah, Tybias, Jonathon, Jessica, Evan, Kaylea Rae; and great grandchildren, Levi, Lilly, Elijah and Braden. Lois enjoyed her music and being with family. She was a Sunday school teacher for many years. At Lois’s request there will be no services. … (Lois J. LaFritz, the great granddaughter of the late Gabriel and Mabel Evans)

See theBungalowfor the history of the current home at 7 Athens street, Waverly, NY.