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Greece Town Officers Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories GREECE TOWN OFFICERS Town Hall, 2505 Ridge road West Supervisor Gordon A. Howe ClerkH. T. Hughes. DeputyMary F. Mitchell Receiver Taxes & Assessments Alexander Johnstone Councilmen Clifford E. Clarke, Leon L. Cox, Andrew J. Schell, Harold M. Veness Justices Alfred L. Clifford, G. Clarence Combs Assessors Dellamer Denise, chairman; Frank D. Herman, Deidrich K. Millls Town Supt Eli G. Thompson Building Inspector Roy S. Cole School Directors F. Lillian Richards, Matie Cunningham Welfare Officer Mathew H. Fairbanks. Deputy Emmett V. Cooper Health Officer Dr. George E. Sanders Nurses Ethel H. Davidson, Mary Humphrey Planning Board W. Chandler Knapp, chairman; John Kimpson, secretary; Arthur Koerner, Samuel Thayer, Howard O. Beuckman Attendance Officer George J. Clarke FIRE DEPARTMENT Barnard Fire Dept. Inc. 3084 Dewey av., phone Charlotte 1000 Braddock Hts. Fire Dept Second av. cor. Lake rd. Greece Ridge Fire Dept. Inc. 2550 Ridge rd. West, phone Glenwood 166 North Greece Fire Dept. Latta rd., phone Charlotte 929 F-2 POLICE DEPARTMENT Greece Police HeadquartersMilton H. Carter chief, 3084 Dewey av., phone Charlotte 630 Police Howard Coner, Chas. G. DeForest, Harry Dixson, Wm. B. Gray, Frank Pitcher Constable Harry Dinger PUBLIC SCHOOLS Central School No. 1Hoover dr., Kenneth E. Jackson, principal; 12 teachers District School No. 2Latta rd.; 1 teacher District School No. 5 Latta rd., 2 teachers District School No. 6College av., 2 teachers District School No. 7Frisbee Hill rd.; 1 teacher District School No. 9 Long Pond rd. ; 2 teachers District School No. 12 Elmgrove rd. ; 3 teachers District School No. 13 Manitou rd.; 1 teacher District School No. 14 Janes rd.; 1 teacher District School No. 15588 Stone rd.; Alva B. Margeson, principal; 21 teachers 21 (273) Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories ABBREVIATIONS acct accountant dir director Luth Lutheran rep representative adit adjutant dist district ME . Methodist Episcopal restr restaurant ads advertising div division mach machinist Rev Reverend agcy agency dir dealer Mass Massachusetts rm room agt agent do ditto mdse merchandise repair or repairer al alley dr drive mech mechanic or Sir Am American drftsmn draftsman y Railway mechanical Ry Ex . 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Young Women's depy deputy Christian Association GIVEN NAMES Abr Abraham Danl Daniel Jas James Robt Robert Alex Alexander Edwd Edward Jos . Joseph garni Samuel Alf Alfred Eliz Elizabeth Margt Margaret Sol Solomon Aug August Michl Michael Theo Theodore Ben] Benjamin Patk Patrick Thos Thomas Cbas Charles Richd Rlcbard Wm William ABBREVIATIONS OF COMPANIES, LOCALITIES, ETC. B&O Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 5id Irondequoit Br Brighton K H Kodak Park C of C Chamber of Commerce L " Lincoln Park Chart sta Charlotte station I^Dlsh Valley Railroad Claverhse Claverhouse MtJiY88 , . , . Mount Coldwtr or Cldwtr Coldwater NL&O Power Co. Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power Co Erie BB Erie Railroad JJ70-;;- New York Central Railroad OE Co General Electric Co Penn RR Pennsylvania Railroad Or Greece " "5; Point Pleasant Henrta Henrietta RW&ORR Rome, Watertown * Ogdensburg Railroad Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories 275 How Many Leaves Did You Turn To Find a Name on this Page? Your Advertisement at frequent openings will be seen every time the book is used GREECE GENERAL DIRECTORY Copyright, 1935, Sampson & Murdock Co.Jnc, Boston, Mass. Post office address follows the street address, in parenthesis. Do not use "Greece" as a mailing address. For list of abbreviations see page 274. Abigail Martha E Mrs tchr Barnard sch h 170 Brookridge dr (Roch) Merwin (Martha E) fnshr h 170 Brookridge dr (Roch) Achter Richd P studt r 206 Rogene av (Roch) Sidney (Grace) mach h 206 Rogene av (Roch) Achultes Jos r McCall rd (Roch) Achzet David C (Agnes E) mach h 131 Clearview rd (RD 4 Roch) Acker Dana E (A Ethlyn) chauf h 830 Long Pond rd (RD 4 Roch) Ackroyd Harry (Mary A) mach h Third av (Hilton) John (Mary) carp h 336 East Manitou rd (Hilton) Muriel studt r 118 Castleford dr (Roch) Thos carp r 336 East Manitou rd (Hilton) Thos (Mary A) K Pk h 118 Castleford dr (Roch) Adam Wm C (Virginia C) auto mech h 170 Strathmore dr (Roch) Adams Alois lab r 3578 Latta rd (N Gr) Chas T (Bertha L) (Adams & Burt) 2678 Dewey av (Roch) h 70 Hager rd (do) Cyrus G (Fern M) ins agt h 128 Corona rd (Roch Delbert F (Ruth I) lab h 1300 Manitou rd (Hilton) Elmer J (Sarah A) lab h 638 North Greece rd (N Gr) Eug E (Cora B) optical wkr h Lee rd (Cld Wtr) Gordon J (Myrna J) garage 636 North Greece rd h 635 do (N Gr) M Edgar (Beatrice R) slsmn h 27 Beverly Heights (Roch) Merritt H welder r Lee rd (Cld Wtr) Thos H (H Pearl) K Pk h 3560 Latta rd (N Gr) Wm F (Alice M) farmer h 125 Peck rd (Hilton) & Burt (Charles T Adams) gas sta 2678 Dewey av (Roch) Addis Benj F sta eng r 88 Corona rd (Roch) Ader Fred J (Helen) tool mkr h 14 Chippendale rd (Roch) Adsit Sidney C (Anne G) ins h 1750 Ridge rd W (RD 6 Roch) Ager Fay W (Florence M) K Pk h 175 Willowbrook rd (RD 4 Roch) Theda M r 175 Willowbrook rd (RD 4 Roch) Agness Harold D (Florence A) K Pk h 3437 Dewey av (Roch) Howard J (Mildred) shade clnr h 49 Swansea pk (Roch) Agostinelli Jos J atndt r 3162 Latta rd (RD 4 Roch) Ahrns Chas (Mamie) farmer h 17 College av (N Gr) Wilbur mach r 17 College av (N Gr) Ainsworth Earl E (Gertrude M) shipping elk h 134 Chalford rd (RD 4 Roch) Nelson R (Ella M) K Pk h 1243 Long Pond rd (RD 6 Roch) Violet M tie wkr r 1243 Long Pond rd (RD 6 Roch) Albright Thos K (Mary C) eng NYC h 3604 Latta rd (N Gr) Adlrich Frank (Mildred) chauf h 148 Wildwood dr (Roch) Robt C (Deborah) eng h Beach av bey Greenleaf rd (RD 4 Roch) Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories ROCHESTER SUBURBAN DIRECTORY Alford Donald H (Jean B A) K Pk h 35 Bartholf rd (Roch) Saml C (Martha) opr h 509 Edgemere dr (RD 4 Roch) Alger Ansel N (Carrie L) K Pk h 1077 Bennington dr (Roch) Allan Ernest R (Jessie) K Pk h 6 Swansea pk (Roch) Allard Leslie (Dora) milkmn h 60 Barnard (Roch) Allardice David (Margt) K Pk h 80 Falmouth (Roch) Allen Alice M studt r 132 Willowbrook rd (RD 4 Roch) Byron W (Ethel) printer
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