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Ithaca Alphabetical Directory 1963 AR 3-3303 ~. W. Woob & ~on llnc. AR 3-3303 SINCE 1863 DEPENDABLE INSURANCE-WE REPRESENT YOU Nights-Sundays-Holidays AR 3-1216 Savings Bank Building ITHACA ITHACA DIRECTORY-1963 185 MANNING'S Ithaca Alphabetical Directory 1963 Copyright 1963, by H. A. Manning Co. of N. Y., Inc. PUBLISHERS' NOTICE The information in this directory is obtained as far as possible by actual canvass, compiled In a way to insure maximum accuracy. While the publishers will in no way be held responsible for any errors that may occur, they will be pleased to have any inaccuracies caUed to their attention, for correction in succeeding editions. TO FIND A NAME YOU MUST KNOW HOW TO SPELL IT There are many ways of spelling some names with practically the same pronunciation When the name of a corporation, factory or firm appears immediately after the name, it Indicates the place of business. After the name of a street, the word' 'Street" is omitted. The post office address is given only when the same does not correspond with the name of the town. Cayuga Heights Cay Hts Montgomery Ward & Co MW&Co Cooperative GLF Exchange Inc GLF Morse Chain Co MCCo Cornell University CU National Cash Register Co NCRCo First National Bank & Trust Co of New York State Electric & Gas Corp Ithaca FNB&TCo NYSE&GCorp GLF-see Co-operative GLF etc New York Telephone Co NYTelCo General Electric Advanced Electronics Renwick Ren Center GEEC Robinson & Carpenter Inc R&Clnc HCT Motor Co HCTMCo Rothschild Bros RBros Ithaca College IC Soil Conservation Service United States De- Ithaca Flying Service Inc IFS partment Agriculture SCSUS Dept Agr Ithaca Gun Co IGCo Tompkins County Hospital TCHosp Ithaca Ice Cream Co Inc IICCo Tompkins County Trust Co TCTCo Ithaca Ice & Coal Co II&CCo United States Air Force USAF Ithaca Journal IJ United States Merchant Marine USMM Ithaca Schools IS Willard Straight Hall WSH Ithaca Scientific Instrument Co lSI Women's Army Corps WAC JG Pritchard & Son P&Son Women's Auxiliary Volunteer Emergency Licensed Practical Nurse LPN Service WAVES AS' IS THERE A TELEPHONEatJhe address? new ervice In Yow IDdicated by this symbol tJ, In the pink: Street Guide. CITY DIRECTORY YnOll~ ITHACA SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION AR 3-1431 Owned by Members Come In Four Convenient Savings Plans, High Dividends Comer STATE and AURORA STS. Christmas Club, Home Loans, Student Loans 186 1963-H. A. MANNING COMPANY OF N. Y.'S AAA HEADQUARTERS RalphR Kingsley Jrmgr- "Virg-inia wid John h903 N Cayut-a dir 225 S Cayuga Abbott's Dry Goods (Solomon G and Theod ABC EXTERMINATING CO Ernest Falke prop N Abbott) dry goods 104 N Corn 531 Elm St ext see under name " IGA Store Jos N Abbott prop groceries 912 W State Member National Pest Control Assn. Abco Imports David M Abbott prop gas and oils 119 N Albany PEST CONTROL Aber Felix (Hannah) h906 N Cayuga " Hannah (Mrs Felix) library searcher CU r906 N Cayuga Abraham Cath emp GLF res Myers " Fred prop Fred's Record Shop Inc r405 IV Green ABC EXTERMINATING CO. .. John NMOS IY Green " Lorraine bkpr 114 IY Buffalo res Myers Heights Ithaca AR 3-6592 Abrahams Noble IV asst prof CU res Tru- mansburg 531 ELM ST. EXT. Abrams Alfd C carp CU r~(l24 f'Jaterville rd " Leo (Lunetta) const wkr h410 II' Clinton " Lunetta (Mrs Leo H) emp I Textiles b410 PERSONAL CONFIDENTIAL VI Crinton ATTENTION GIVEN TO YOUR " Meyer H (Ruth C) prof CU h512 High­ land rd Cay Hts PROBLEMS Abrant Phillip stu r213 Dearborn pI Abreu Leonidas SP (Beatriz R G) grad stu CU hll0 Stewart av Acacia Fraternity 318 Highland rd Cay Hts Locally Owned and Operated Academy Beauty Salon Angeline M Gualtiere prop 113 S Cayuga Ackerman Doris H (Mrs Henry W) dept sec A & W Root Beer Standleft after Jack Town- CU h911l ~ N Cayuga sen d Chevrolet " Dorothy (Mrs Townsend) sales elk RBros Aarnio Henry emp Therm Inc r313 S Aurora Dept Store h113 Blair Abbatista Carl (Jane) ins agt h320 Hook pi " Henry W (Doris H) h911Y2 l'\ Cayuga Abbe Elfricde M scientific illustrator CU h24 " Louis rural carrier PO res RD4 Woodcrest av " Townsend Jr (Dorothy A) emp J J New- Abbey Kenneth R carp CU res Freev-ille RD2 berry Co h113 Blair " Myra wid Floyd R h607 W State Ackles Allan lab CU res RD1 Groton " Ruth r607 W State " Eugenia T nurse TCHosp h108 I'{ood Abbott Amelia L sec-treas I Textiles r181 " Jack stu r1023 W State West Haven rd " John R custodian CU h1023 IV State " Anna A widAbraham h181 West Haven rd "S Ellen wid Merritt r1023 W State " Cath J sten Ind Rei CU r903 N Cayuga Ackman J as E (Marilyn) office mgr Swift & " David M (Rosemary) prop Abco Imports Co h315 N Albany and pres D & D Realty h511 Cayuga Ada's Beauty Salon Mrs Ada I Joseph prop Heights rd Cay Hts 406 W Seneca ABBOTT EDWARD P (Clarice B) lawyer First Adair Chas N grad asst CU r404 Eddy National Bank Building (705-706) .0,AR Adali-Mortty Geormbeeyi (Hannah) grad stu 3-2846 h905 N Cayuga see p 97 CU h Hasbrouck Apts Pleasant Grove ABBOTT GEORGE A (Janice B) pres Ithaca rd (60A) Textiles Inc and v-pres-sec Ivy Broad­ Adam Eug instr English IC res RD3 Tru­ casting Co Inc hl08 Iroquois rd Cayuga mansburg Heights Adarrs Andrea G stu r121 E Remington rd " J as M stu r113 Park pi ADAMS ARTHUR G (Minerva A) lawyer and " Jos N (Ruth M) prop Abbott's IGA Store notary 114 N Tioga (306) .o,AR 3-3680 b113 Park pi h702 N Aurora see p 97 " Julia J major USANCorps r181 West " Arth H (Ruth V) emp Syracuse h206 Haven rd Utica " Marilyn R stu r113 Park pI " Arth H stu r121 E Remington rd " Solomon G (Abbott's Dry Goods) 1502 W State " Benj B stu r309 E Upland rd " Theod N (Ruth J) (Abbott's Dry Goods) " Budd H (Jean) slsm Cayuga Motors Sales and emp GE res RD1 Freevislc Corp res Hector ITHACA DIRECTORY-1963 187 " Carol F Mrs reservations coordinator CU Agresti Maria (Mrs Vincenzo) emp TCTCo res RD:; h513 N Meadow ,. Cath \' wid Robt ;\1 h3l4 Ithaca I'd Agricultural Advertising and Research Inc " Earl D (Rebecca) emp Ithaca Dc1iycry 416 E State pres Roy H Park h3l6 Park pi " Conservation Program-see US Dept ADAMS EVELYN HAMILTON (Mrs Leonard P) Agriculture Tower I'd prop Community Book Shop h581 War­ " Experiment Station N Y State College of ren rd Agriculture 294 Roberts Hall Campus " Genevieve wid Benj sec Cook-Gauntlett Tower I'd Travel Agency h309 E Upland I'd Aguilar Lucy nurses aide TCHosp 1'521 N " Geo P Jr (Evelyn) prof CU h309 Roat ext Albany " Irene B (Mrs John Q) prop Typing- Service Ahlbach Louis J (Margt S) stu CU hl04 of Ithaca 1782 Slaterville I'd h do Harvard pl " Janet (Mrs Robt M) laboratory tech CU " Margt S (Mrs Louis J) dept sec CD hl04 h10 Muriel Harvard pi " John Q (Ircr.e ]i) emp NYSE&GCorp AIKIN JAMES C (Lorraine) emp Community h1782 Slaterville I'd Sanitarium res 41 Main Interlaken " Josephine U wid Harrison h128 Linn AIKIN LORRAINE (Mrs James C) prop Com­ " Leonard P (Evelyn H) prof CU h581 "lVar- munity Sanitarium res 41 Main Inter­ ren I'd RD1 laken " Linda L stu 1'206 Utica Ainslie Elsie M (Mrs Kearney M) prop Ains­ " Luella F wid Bristow h202 Fall Creek dr lie's Beauty Shop h202 Center " Roht (Joyce A) const wkr h310 Fourth " HarTY R (Virginia L) assoc prof CD h126 " Rol.t E (Violet M) emp Lutton's Office Pine Tree I'd Equipment Co h109 Fall View tel' " Kearney M (Elsie M) plmbr 202 Center " Robt M (Janet) prof CU hlO Muriel h do " Ruth V Rev (Mrs Arth H) minister emeri­ " Shirley H Mrs sten CD h24.5 Hayts I'd tus and music tchr h206 Utica Ainslie's Beauty Shop Mrs Elsie M Ainslie " Violet (Mrs Robt) bkpr Brooks Pharmacy prop 202 Center h109 Fall View tel' Ai .swor t h Chas A (Evelyn M) emp Brewer Adamson Arth L (Diar a) stu CUh Hasbrouck Brown h520 Titus av apts Pleasant Grove I'd (24C) " Evelyn M (Mrs Chas A) head elk CU Addis Bernard F instr CU h309 E Buffalo h520 Titus av Add", Dour las D (Charlotte) emp NYSE&G " Mary L wid Walter J head res Phi Sigma Corp h210 E Marshall Sigma Sorority 1'313 Wait av Adelmann Howard B prof CU h410 Columbia Air Science 8: Tactics Barton Hall Garden Aderhold Howard C (Fjorence M) reactor av Campus supvr CU h23 MurH Aivaliotis John (Sandra) retired h228 Linden Adesso Louis] (Mary P} pro-r-olf instr New- av man Golf Course h137 Hawthorne pl Ajarni Ismail grad stu CD h520 E Buffalo (4) Adkins Dorothy emp TCRosp res Interlaken Aker Georgianna wid Chas gro 929 Dryden Adler Ellv E stu CU 1'102 Lenox I'd I'd h do " Harvey J laboratory tech CU 1'110 Cook Akerlof Carl W research asst CD res Tru­ " Julia B Mrs as soc prof CU h102 Lenox mansburg Adreatos Demetrios (Helen) (Pinkey's Rstr) Akers Allen E (Laura A) caretaker Lansing h533 IV State Apts h20 N Triphammer I'd Adventures In Good Eating (Division of " Edw T retired hlOlO EState Duncan Hines Institute Inc) 408 EState Akins Lillace nurse TCHosp res Berkshire ,ADAMS ARMAND L (Louise H) lawyer 121 E AI's Dairy Bar Albert W Schaufler Jr prop , Seneca (504) DAR 2-3442 and sec 321 College av Crispell Charter Service Inc h121 E " Shoe Repair Shop (Alfredo and Caesar Remington rd see p 97 Fontana) 401 Eddy AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO Dean of Ithaca Alaimo Robt J teaching asst CD res Freeville Inc agents 401-409 E State see top lines Albanese Anthony J (Bernice B) prop Al­ ;Afsharpour Fraydoun research assoc CU 1'408 banese Plumbing & Heating Co h410 N Geneva Esty Agard David L (Betty) stu CU h110 SPlain ALBANESE FRANK (Miriam F) lawyer First " Fredk B (Frances) prof CD h315 Pleasant National Bank Bldg (604-606) res New­ AGARD J RICHARD (Beverly G) broker J D field see p 97 Gallagher Co 11404 E Upland rd " Fredk (Ruth) plmbr Albanese Plumbing IAGARD MERRITT (Maude) (Taughannock & Heating res Groton I Farms Inn) res Trumansburg RD3 " Plumbing & Heating Co Anthony J Al­ Aggarwal Partap (Sudesh) tch asst CD h507 banese prop 909 W State I E Buffalo (6) " Stella wid Frank h118 Fayette Agnew Palmer stu CD 1'416 Highland rd Albano Edw D teaching asst CD r418 Thurs­ Cay Hts ton av Ralph P (Anne W) prof CD 11416Highland Albee Beatrice Mrs head resident Williams rd Cay Hts Hall 130 E Buffalo h do Agrawal HC research assoc CD h808 E Albers HarTY R teaching asst CD 1'105 Irving Seneca pi SULLIVAN McNEILL INC.
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