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Rochester Business Directory Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County - City Directory Collection - 1934 ROCHESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY Copyright 1933, by Sampson & Murdock Co., Inc., Bochester, N. Y. The Classification of Headings is made in accordance with a Standard List adopted by the Association of North American Directory Publishers, to secure uniformity in all Directories, and to promote convenience of reference. The * denotes headings inserted by special contract or reference to general headings. "Abdominal Appliances Acoustic Apparatus & Devices "Advertising Cards av S-See rm 311 VERWEY RICE WILLIAM S Inc 136 CUnton page Paul Chas A Inc 277 Alexander PRINTING CO 52-54 JamesSee page 214 132 Counsel & Service & Tabulating Machines Advertising Title Adding, Calculating Abstracts of Advertisers Service Bureau 31 Gibbs rm ABC Machine Co 1042 Monroe av 112 ABSTRACT CORP Rochester Savings Bank Adding Humelbaugh Wm E 183 Main E rm 1145 MONROE Burroughs Adding Machine Co 41 Chestnut 3d Tl Main at See page 131 Moore Vincent S 8 N Water rm 600 bldg Fitzhugh Tabulating Machine Division 265 East av STEWART, HANFORD & FROHMAN Inc 11 James "Accident Insurance United Salety Drivers League 119 Main E rm 1223 Addressing Machines ASHLEY EGBERT F CO general agents 212 Union Trust bldg See back oT book and insert opposite ADDRESSOGRAPH SALES AGENCY 424 Burke bldg 'Advertising Direct by Mall 5 StPaulSee page 206 SAMPSON & MURDOCK Inc The 204 Granite Elliott Addressing Machine Co 195 Meigs CO Direct Advertising Divi JOHNSTON JAMES AGENCY sion 111 Summer Boston Mass See pages 193 and DINEEN Inc 200-202 Bank oT L0EvVENGUTHa8& Addressing & Mailing SMITH JOHN P CO Inc 193-197 Piatt Rochester 34 StateSee page 187 bldg & MURDOCK CO Direct Divi McKAY HARRY J 409 Central Trust bldg 25 Main E SAMPSON Advertising sion 111 Summer Boston Mass See 193 and "Advertising Display Cards See back cover and page 186 pages 199 COWLES A B 4 CommercialSee page 154 ?Accountants Certified Public *Adhesive* McLEOD THOMAS L 939 Lincoln-Alliance Bank bldg "Advertising Literature CLARK STEK-0 CORPORATION 1631 Dewey av at Stek-0 Hill See 209 SMITH JOHN P CO Inc 193-197 Piatt MORROW ROBERT T 950 Lincoln-AUiance Bank bldg page 183 Main E ROTHWELL JAMES 45 Exchange rm 801 Advertising Novelties Adjusters SHULTS OTTO A 1111-1125 Commerce bldg ABC Sales Co 210 Cypress ALLIANCE MERCANTILE AGENCY 7th Tl Terminal Brown k Bigelow 14 Franklin rm 610 See Iront cover and 162 "AnaurrtaiitsPublic bldg page Stevenson A G & Co Inc rear 161 Champlain Church AIT E (insurance) 19 Main W rm 706 ERNST & ERNST 904-912 Lincoln-Alliance Bank bldg CREDIT RATING CORPORATION The (commercial ad rm 507 JACKSON ZAENGLEIN & ELLIS 31 Exchange justments) 616 Mercantile bldg See back cover Advertising Representatives Inc 45 Exchange rm 801 JOHNS & ROTHWELL and page 162 Bostwick C A Inc 119 Mam E rm 501 NARAMORE & NILES 950 Lincoln-Alliance Bank bldg Darcy T jos 16 Main VV rm 816 25 UNITED AUDIT CO inc 1064 MercantUe bldg Fire Companies' Adjustment Bureau Inc 183 Main E rm "Advertising Thermometers WILSON, HEYE & SHULTS 1111-1125 Commerce Henry John M (ins) 183 Main E rm 1300 bldg Judson Clarence L (ins) 119 Main E rm 117 Passaloque Anthony R (ins) 16 Main W rm 123 Retail Credit Co Inc 14 Franklin rm 511 * Accountants & Auditors (credit) Agents Collection Troy Wra J (ins) 4 Graves Airy Fannie M 334 Selye ter VanVechten Loren VV (ins) 6 Clinton av S rm 211 ALLIANCE MERCANTILE AGENCY 7th Tloor Terminal 42 East av rm 509 Amen Surdam & Co VanVechten Willard Co 6 Clinton av S rm 211 bldg See Iront cover and page 162 334 ter Arrow Audit Service Selye Weller Franklin M (ins) 42 East av rm 707 baseman Willard L 119 Main E rm 1225 "Agents I nsurance Geo 25 Exchange rm 401 Baxter F co (eeneral) 212 Union Trust Edwd F 65 Broad W rm 318 Asfl!rEYEG'BuER,T Boles Advertising Agencies bldgSee back oT book and insert opposite pages Jas A M* Chapel Advertising Headquarters Associated 183 Main E rm *$ CROWLEY HARRY B Lincoln-Alliance Bank bldg 1440 (general) 403-405 Granite bldg ernStTeRNST 904-^12 L M & Co 59 Stone See page 186 G 14 FrankUn rm 609 Berry Fain Rupert Boone E 14 Franklin rm 618 ENGLEHARDT EDW CO (general) 206-208 Ex 8 rm 111 Rodney Organization Audit Co Exchange Gelb Service 60 East av change Place bldg 16 State See page 186 S 42 East av rm 220 Copy-Art flood Ralph Dealers 25 Main E rm 306 HOCK LOUIS C & SON CO 34 State rms 204-206 A 16 State rm 415 Exchange Hogle Herbert See page 188 Accountants 8ociety Inc 14 Franklin rm Displayart Corp 1048 University av International Dworkin Sol 183 StPaul rm 406 JOHNSTON JAMES AGENCY Inc The (general) 204 80 East av rm 328 Granite bldg See page 185 ZAENGLEIN & ELLIS 31 Exchange rm 507 Edell Walter JACKSON Elliott Service Inc 11 Mathews LIKLY-FROST AGENCY Inc (general) 424 Cutler bldg Inc 45 rm 801 Advertising inhm k Rothwell Exchange See page 189 & Co 183 Main E rm 939 Ssley George H LOEWENGUTH St DINEEN Inc (general) 200-202 Kramer Frank C 515 Lexington av Bank oT Rochester Hutchins Advertising Co Inc 42 East av rm 123 bldg 34 StateSee page 187 MacAUister VV S k Co 14 FrankUn rm 418 LUCAS & DAKE CO Inc Independent Merchants Advertising Corp 16 State rm (general) Mtm bldg 25 Ex Co 183 Main E rm 824 McCoy Audit 109 change See page 190 AIT J 130 Main E rm 404 Miller Johnstone Advertising & Sales Service 26. Forbes McKAY HARRY J (general) 409 Central Trust bldg A 16 State rm 415 Herman , .,, Miller Keenan Advertising Agency 550 Main E 25 Main E See hack cover and page 186 NARAMORE St NILES 950 Lincoln-Alliance Bank bldg MARKIN'S Kinzie Frank L jr 65 Broad W rm 107 INSURANCE AGENCY (general) 300-306 miles OSCAR L 950 Lincoln-Alliance Bank bldg Place MacFarlin Co The 5 StPaul rm 528 Exchange bldg 16 StateSee page 185 Anna P A 16 Main W rm 821 MOONE E C Inc hVhler McLeod Advertising Agency 183 Main E rm 652 (general) 400 Taylor bldgSee page Paul k RumpTT Inc 616 Mercantile bldg 187 rm Metzinger Fredk R 25 S Water prnner Audit Co 31 Exchange 305 SMITH L WALTON AGENCY Mohr Louis J (sign) 395 South av (general) 833 Genesee & Co 183 Main E rm 852 Her Retail Merchants Business Expansion Co Inc 5 StPaul Valley Trust bldg 45 Exchange See page 189 Lawrence k Co 183 Main E rm 939 VIERHILE & DeMALLIE Hder rm 407 Inc (general) 502-505 Pow Marvin & Co Inc 183 Main E rm 939 aSer Rochester Display Service 144 Andrews ers bldg 16 Main WSee page 189 Ralph VV 14 Franklin rm 609 WOLFERT BROTHERS 204 smith Rogers E Claude 80 East av rm 313 (general) Triangle bldg a H Public Accountants 16 Main W rm 332 ESee S, Jas B 41 Chestnut rm 201 335 Main page 185 Leo V 1476 Lake av Spaulding stockman Steam Co oT New York 34 State rm 304 W 25 North rm 931 Advertising. Ti?re Fredk STEWART, HANFORD & FROHMAN Inc 11 James Audit Co The 25 Nortb rm 1064 Real nnlted Tyson-Rumrill Associated 41 Chestnut rm 204 "Agents Estate Lloyd 16 Main W rm 226 vSwinkle Time Bureau 98 Croyden rd ELLWANGER & BARRY REALTY CO F 16 Main W rm 508 668 MtHope Sta Arthur Walsh System 248 Augustine av See 218 & Thorny 14 Franklin rm 1416 Advertising page SfiHams Window CraTt Service 185 StPaul YATES & MclNTOSH Inc 25 HEYE & SHULTS 1111-1125 Commerce Display TEALL, Exchange rm XiLSON W L Co 82 StPaul rm 708 200See 217 Main B Wright page WftjjplO (1137) 52 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County - City Directory Collection - 1934 ROCHESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY ^cultural Implements & Machinery 1138 & Cornwall 92 and 94 Elm Reynolds Apts 81 Reynolds Agricultural Implements Machinery 88, 309 Monroe av Coionado 198 Oxtord Richelieu The 307 and BURR & STARKWEATHER COMPANY 39-57 av MtHope av 401 Ridgeway Croydon 591 Plymouth S Ridgeway av See 131 page Uuner Manor 899 Culver rd Riverdale 514 Lake av Farmers 55 av Exchange Dewey Cumberland 189 Cumberland Rogers The 61 Greig MATHEWS & BOUCHER 26 See front cover Exchange Darien ihe 158 Chili av Roosevelt 267 Oxford and page 180 Monioe . Daienport The 181 East av Rosedale 976 ay Oliver Farm Co 13 Verona 1955 Mam E Equipment Delmar 962 Monroe av Roslyn Court Apts Plant Protector Co 4 Commercial av S Devonshire Apts 150 Devonshire ct Roxborough The 138 Plymouth Rice Co 16 State rm 514 Thurston rd Manutacluring Dewey Apts 715 Dewey av Royal Apts 80 East blvd Avenue Apts 1024 Dewey av Boyal Manor 75 "Air Dewey Conditioning Dresner 60 Parsells av Sachem The 46 Meigs BARR & CREELMAN CO (General Electric) 72-74 Dunsmuir 373 Court Sacketta 40 Bway 30 and 32 James Exchange See insert opposite pages 212-213 East Avenue Court 1625 East av StJames 1564 StPaul KENNEDV-CLARK inc 22-24 South avSee page East Boulevard Manor 76 East blvd StPaul Court Apts 180 East End Ihe 220 Rutgirs Salisbury Apts 950 Bay East Main Court 2017 Main E SanCarlos 441 Court MtHope av & Builders 345 Lake av Sanford The 494-502 Airplane Airship Eddy av Lake av Saratoga Apts 194 Lyell Cunningham Hall Aircraft Corp 13 Canal Edgerton Apartments 406 ElDorado 194 Oxford Savannah Apts 514 Court Saxon 70 Troup Alcohol Elf 524 Court Elizabeth 230 Chestnut Savbrook 121 North American Commercial Alcohol 1044 av Sciota 30 Scio Corp University Elmhurst 174-1(6 uway , av The 76 Manhattan Rossville Commercial Alcohol Corp 1044 University Emerson 512 Lake av Scott Apts Emerson 'ihe 120 S Union Seneca 261-269 Bway Post av "Aluminum Architectural Work Fairmont 568 Lake av Seville The 445 The 517 University av FRANCIS METAL DOOR & WINDOW CORP 46-48 Faraday 28-30 laraday Shelbourne 163, 165 Shepard Couitland See page 156 Fitzhugh 81 to 85 S Fitzhugh Shepard Fitzhugh Court Apts 145 S Fitzhugh Standish The 49 Troup Andrews "Aluminum Flanders 440 Thurston rd Stoll 239 Matting av S Flower City 458 State Stoneham 92 Plymouth ERDLE PERFORATING CO 171 YorkSee page 220 Monroe av Flowercioft 67 Alexander Strathmore 970 1 Sumner pk .
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