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Title: Ithaca Directory 1947 Call number: LH-REF 974.7 Ithaca 1947 Publisher: Bellows Falls, Vt. : H.A. Manning Co.

Owner: Ithaca - Tompkins County Public Library Assigned Branch: Ithaca Tompkins County Public Library (TCPL) Collection: Local History (LH)

Format: Serial Number of pages: 442

Permission to digitize the Ithaca City Directories published by H. A. Manning Co. from 1923 to 1986 granted by Jeffrey C. Manning, August 2010.

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FINANCIAL-BANKS 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORY-1947

TOMPKINS C NTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 312 ~lORT CAYUGA STREET ITHACA, W YORK 14850

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Ithaca, New York AT STATE AND TIOGA STREETS OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAROLD L. REED PAUL W. BRAINARD Chairman of the Board President FREDERICK L. BROWN, Jr. President, Jamieson-McKinney Co. PAUL W. BRAINARD President HENRY A. CAREY President H. A. Carey Co. LaVERE ROBINSON LEWIS H. DURLAND Assistant Treasurer, Cornell University Vice-President and Trust Officer DOUGLAS G. GILLETTE C. J. Rumsey &Co. RALPH W. MUNGLE Vice-President CHARLES J. KENERSON Vice-President, Morse Chain Co. CHARLES H. NEWMAN SEVILLE S. REULEIN Attorney Cashierand AssistantTrust Officer LEON C. PRITCHARD J. G. Pritchard & Son A. CHESTER SARSFIELD HAROLD L. REED Assistant Cashier Professor Economics, Cornell University JAMES R. ROBINSON Attorney JAMES M. GRAY LaVERE ROBINSON Asslstant Cashier Vice-President and TruSt Officer FINANCIAL-BANKS 4 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1947 Progress ~ith 8alety- The 157th S~mi-Annual Stat~ment JANUARY 1, 1947 The Bank's funds are Invested as follows: Percenta~e To Total LlablUties Our 13,515 Depositors Have Savln~s of. .. . . $ 11,965,826.23 99.04'1[ We have received monies for taxes and other purposes and have other liabilities amount- In~to $ 110,192.09 0.91,/, We also received Interest and other Income In J: advance and which Is not yet earned...... $ 6,050.03 0.05,/, Our Total Liabilities Are...... $12,082,068.26 100.00?, All of these Funds and a Portion of the Surplus are Invested as Follows: (a) United States Government Securities (Investment Value) $ 9,456,977.71 78.27?, (b) Other Bonds...... 4,500.00 0.940/, (c) Bonds and First Mort~a~esand G. I. Mort~a~eLoans 8 (Less Reserves) ...... 3,095,862.39 25.620/, (d) Promissory Notes-Taxes Advanced FHA Title I Loans to make Improve­ ments, repairs, Insulation, et cetera . . 31,957.66 ----- Total Securities, Bonds and Mort~a~es and 6 Loans $12,589,297.76 104.200/; To meet the day-to-day withdrawal needs of our depositors, we have Cash and Bank Ac- counts . 418,296.55 Total Securities, Bonds and Mortgages, Loans 8 and Cash $ 13,007,594.31 107.66';>, We Have Invested a Portion of our Surplus as Follows: (a) A well constructed, modern and well rented Bank BuUdln~ $ 80,000.00 9.660/, (b) Real Estate Sold on Contract . 4,663.51 9.04'1[ (c) Securities In Savln~s Banks Trust Co. and Institutional Securities Corp., both owned and controlled by all Sav- In~s Banks In New York State . 79,400.00 0.67S (d) Other Assets . 307.80 ~--- Total Surplus Investments $ 164,371.31 1.37,!" Interest Accrued on U. S. Government Bonds and Bonds and Mort~a~es to December 31, 1946 4_1,_6_3_6_._44_ 0.34'1[ Total Resources at Book Value $ 13,213,602.06 109.370/, Our Excess Resources over our Total Liabilities represent Surplus, Undivided Profits and Reserves for the Protection of our Depositors In the sum of $ 1,131,533.80 9.370/, MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE 90RPORATION OFFICERS FOR 1947 G. LOUIS COOK President HENRY W. GREDEL Executive Vice-Pres. REGINALD R. LUMBARD Asst. Vice-Pres. and Treasurer GRACE R. HARVEY Secretary LOWS E. COOK...... Ass't Secretary HELEN M. MAHONEY. . Ass't. Secretary and Auditor ALLAN H. TREMAN...... Attorney TRUSTEES Paul S. Livermore J. Edward Dixon G. Louis Cook Re~lnald R. Lumbard Claude L. Kulp Henry W. Gredel Ernest A. Ml1Ier Ralph H. Wheeler Frederick L. Brown E. Curry Weatherby Leslie L. Wilson Gerald C. Williams Edward S. Foster "Put Your Savings FINANCIAL-BANKS 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1947 5 ·at IthacaSavings Bank

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Tioga Street, comer of Seneca . Telephone 2767 "THE ONLY SAVINGS BANK IN TOMPKINS COUNTY" SERVICES BANKING BY MAIL-SAVINGS ACCOUNTS-TRAVELERS CHECKS-THRIFT MORTGAGES-F. H. A. MODERNI­ ZATION LOANS-CHRISTMAS CLUB-MONEY ORDERS LOW COST LIFE INSURANCE BANKING HOURS Week Days Except Saturdays and Legal Holidays 9:30 a. m. to 2 :30 p. m. Saturday 9 a. m. to 12 m. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in a Savings Bank" FINANCIAL~BANKS'-LOANS 6 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1947

ITHACA A locally owned and managed institution, with resources of $4,146,301.67, founded in 1915 for the purpose of encouraging thrift, and to assist members to enjoy debt-free home ownership. SAVINGS

A variety of savings plans are offered to fit the needs of EVERY member of the community. Whether you prefer to save a regular amount every month; different amounts whenever you feel like it; or invest money in larger units, Ithaca Savings and Loan Association has a plan made-to-order for you. Your savings are insured up to $5000 by the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. & LOAN

Money saved by members is loaned to responsible, home loving people to help them buy or build homes, to modernize and repair, and to replace old burdensome straight mortgages with modem low-cost monthly payment financing. ASSOCIATION The Association is mutually owned, its operation being under the guidance of a group of respected and clear-sighted local business men. Every member has a voice in its conduct, and every person using its facilities, either for sav­ ings or borrowing is a member.

Corner State and Aurora Streets OFFICE EQlliPMENT 1947-1THACA DIRECTORY-1947

A COMPLI£TB STOOK Office Equipment FURNITURE SUPPLIES Authorized Dealers L C SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS Sold-Rented-Repaired

• FILING EQUIPMENT - DESKS ~ CHAIRS - MElLINK SAFES VISIBLE RECORD SYSTEMS FILING & STATIONERS' SUPPLIES ALLEN-WALES ADDING MACHINES DICTATING MACHINES

We maintain a. complete Mimeograph ~ department to assist our users. Fac- ~ SALES- tory trained personnel. ~ SERVICE Mimeographing 24-hour service. •• SUPPLIES

.,(/~ to. d.ee aH. !J~ Everything lor the OIliee VAN NATTA OFPICE EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 128 E. SENECA Dial 2915 ITHACA, N. Y. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 8 .....;1;..;;9....;;4;.;,.7_I::..:T;..;;H:.:.A::..:C;.;,.A;.,..;;;D.....;I;,;;,R;,;;:E...:.C...:.T..:.O;;,:RY..:.-....;1::..:9.....;4;;,;.7 _

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING 210 N. Aurora St.

ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RALPH C. SMITH, Executive Secr.etary MRS. GENEVIEVE STEWART, Ass't Secretary An organization of 400 business, professional and private citizens whose general purpose is to promote the business and civic welfare of Ithaca ITHACA AUTOMOBILE CLUB MARIAN KLEIN, Secretary Specialized service for motorists ITHACA COMMUNITY CHEST T. MERRELL SHIPHERD, Executive Vice-President Providing financial support for 16 of Ithaca's welfare, social service, character­ building and health organizations ITHACA CREDIT ASSOCIATION JANE G. McAULIFFE, Executive Secretary Serving Ithacans by encouraging high standards of personal business credit ITHACA ROTARY CLUB OLIVER JONES, Secretary

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A Free Information Bureau At Your Service

A TYPICAL FREE DIRECTORY LIBRARY Chamber of Commerce Roams 210 I. Aurora St.

A Metropolitan service has been established by H. A. MANNING CO., Directory Publishers. These are official City Directories and may be con­ sulted free for single reference by the general public. Your local City Di­ rectory is also on file in Directory Libraries in other cities for free public use

Every City must have a Directory not only to give the names and addresses of its citizens, but also to give that character of progressiveness that would record the names of its people for historical purposes. Everyone has fore­ fathers, these forefathers have made the history of this country. Some day you will be the' forefather and your descendants can visualize your life's work quicker through the registration in the Directory of your time than in any other way. THE BIOGRAPmCAL HISTORY OF THE MASSES IS CONTAINED IN THE CITY DIRECTORY AND NO OTHER PLACE. That stamps its importance to the family. To make your history, watch your directory registration to see that it accurately records your position in life from year to year.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE CITY DIRECTORY EXTENDS TO EVERY CITIZEN OF TillS CITY. The Information Bureaus of the City are for FREE public use and your merchant, banker, physician, dentist, hotel, restaur­ ant and garage man expect that the masses of the people shall, without hesita­ tion, ask for "a look at the City Directory."

H. A. MANNING CO. SCHENECTADY, N. Y. MUSIC-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 10 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORY-1947

116 N. Aurora St. LENT'S DIAL 2104 Establisbed 1893 ~WE SELL n;:~::·i:m:i:~~~!1]:lt%I~llll'j RADIOS RCA Victor, Mag­

',;.°1 navox, Capehart, and other makes of Radios and Radio Phono­ Radio­ graphs and Rec­ ord Players Phonographs RECORDS Victor, Columbia RCA Victor Decca-Capital Capehart GENERAL ELECTRIC Magnavox Refrigerators and Appliances Household, Com­ mercial, B eve r­ Radios age Coolers, Walk in Coolers, Reach in Coolers, Our Radio Depart­ Everything in ment features the Refrigeration. GENERAL famous RCA VIC­ ELECTRIC TOR Products. Ran g e s, Water H eat e r s, Dish Was her s, Dis­ posals, Laundry Records Equipment. One of the most complete stocks of all makes of RANGES phonograph recordings in the entire country. Magic Chef Gas Ranges, Natural and Bottled Gas General Electric Refrigerators PIANOS and other GE Household Appliances K il abe, Mason Hamlin, Fischer, STEINHORST AND OTHER FARM AND HOME Hardman Peck FREEZERS (Minipiano) PIANOS FOR RENT Pianos . -----.. BENDIX HOME ~------.-:.~.--_-:~ and LAUNDRY Mason Hamlin, 1~~...l.1 IRONRITE Knabe, Fischer, IRONERS Hardman Peck 1 ·1,· -~ ~-I :.. .I I J' • PIANO, RADIO, ~ (Minipiano) AND " I Qr I ... ",' • '0: REFRIGERA­ OTHER MAKES. TION WASHER MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS SERVICE ELECTRICITY-GAS 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy---,-1947 11

IN ITHACA, low cost electric and gas service is supplied by New York State Electric & Gas, one of America)s tax-paying, business managed com- panles

oFFice: 123 So. Cayuga St. phone: 3311

NEW YOBK STATE ~ ELECTRIC & GAS

A Taz-paymg Utility Serving the Public Under BusiDess Management CLOTHING 12 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947

Good Names, Too

Seek Their Own Level •••

OWNING a good name carries with it the obligation of associating that name only with products and projects of equal high purpose. Roths­ child's proudly shares the honor of its name with brand names that earned acceptance through character. Even as water seeks its own level the makers of these products seek distribution only through institutions of highest rep­ utation. Shop Rothschild's for these famous names: * * o STETSON HATS 0 KENWOOD BLANKETS o I. MILLER SHOES 0 WAMSUTTA SHEETS o KAY DUNHILL FROCKS 0 WEDGEWOOD CHINA o CARTER'S INFANT WEAR 0 SPODE CHINA a FRANCES DENNEY COSMETICS 0 FIRST LADY SHEETS and CASES o ~~~ET~g:ENSTEIN 0 PURREY BLANKETS o MANHATTAN SHIRTS 0 GOTHAM HOSIERY **

Ithaca's Oldest, Largest and Most Complete Department Store EDUCATIONAL-SCHOOLS 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1947 13

Itheca Public Schools

During the school year 1946-47 the Ithaca Board of Educa­ tion authorized educational and other services for

1846 pupils in kindergarten, elementary and special classes 837 pupils in Junior High School 1047 pupils in Senior High School 668 students in Evening School 245 pupils in Nursery School classes 763 pupils on summer playgrounds and in Day Camp 465 veterans served through evening school, apprentice training and counseling

5871

Financial support of this program totaled $640,000.00 of which amount $321,702.47 was raised by taxes on local real es­ tate, $249,500.00 came from funds collected and distributed by the State and Federal governments and 1$6~1!)7;53 '~rom mis­ cellaneous sources, including $40,130.63 from the previous year.

Since its Jprganization in 1874, the Ithaca Public School system has continuously provided those educational services needed by the children and citizens of the Greater Ithaca com­ munity. BROADCASTING 1947--ITHACA DIRE~TORY~1947

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Studios-Savings Bank Bldg. ITHACA, N. Y. MANNING'S ITHACA Including Cayuga Heights Village (NEW YORK) DIRECTORY

FOR YEAR BEGINNING MARCH, .1947

CONTAINING General Directories of the Citizens, Classified Business DirectoryI Street and House Directory, Map, Record of City Government, Societies, Churches, Etc., County, State and U. S. Governments, Courts, Etc.

VOLUME XLVII

Price $16.00

COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY H. A. MANNING COMPANY 514 WEDGEWAY BUILDING SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Member Ithaca Chamber of Commerce Member New England Directory Publishers Association Member Association North American Directory Publishers Associate Member Advertising Federation of America COPTRIGRT 1947. BV H. A. MANNING Co. IN DEX TO CONTENTS

Abbreviations 115 Independent Order Odd Fellows 28 Advantages 1 Industrial Statistics 19 Advertisers 15 Knights, .rlumbus 29 Alphabetical Directory 115 Labor Organization'; 32 Altitude of City 18 Libraries 27 American Legion 31 Location 17 American Red Cross 27 Maps 443 Area of City 17 Masonic 30 Assessed Valuation 20A Mercantile Statistics 18 Benevolent Protective Order Elks 64 Military Organizations 30 Blocks, Buildings, Etc 404 Miscellaneous Directory 21 Branded Goods (see Classsified Business Miscellaneous Statistics 20A Directory) Nationality Statistics 18 Cemeteries 27 New York State Government 97 Churches 25 Numerical Street Directories 341 City Directory Library 152 Parks, Playgrounds and Points of Interest 20 City Government 21 Police Departments 22 Classified Business Directories 395 Population St3ctistics 18 Clubs 27 Post Offices 25 County Government 97 Religious Institutions 25 Courts 96 Schools 22 Directory Library 170 Societies, Clubs, Associations (see Mis- Dormitories 411 cellaneous Dir) Educational 19 State Government (See NY State Gov) 97 Financial 20A Statistics 17 Fire Department 22 Tompkins County Government 97 Fraternal Organizations 27 Topography 17 Fraternity Houses 414 Transportation 20A Halls 418 U. S. Representatives 20B U. S. Senators 20B Historical 18 United States Government 97 Hospitals 27 Valuation of Taxable Property 20A Incorporated Companies (see Alphabeticsl Veteran Military Organizations 31 Section) Ward Boundaries 391

RECAPITULATION

New Names Added in Preparing 1947 Directory . 6,656 Old Names Taken Out . 3,536 Changes of Address,etc . 6,448 Total Number of Changes . 17,740

UNITED STATES COPYRIGHT LAW In Force on and after July 1, 1909 Seel'ion 28-That any person who wilfully and for profit shall inlrinne any copyright secured by 1.!Ms' Ace_ ~ who shan knowingly or wilfnlly aid or abet such infringement, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanQr and UPOIl eonyiction thereof shall be punished by imprisonment for not exceeding one year, or by a fine of not le~ than one bundred dollars nor more than one thousand dollars, or hot 1, in the discretion of the court. 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1947 15 ~~Linating ~~n~ ~~ ~ A B\ Co AD !i!C§ 114 Adams Armand L 98 Driscoll JJ Lumber Co red insert Adams Arthur G 98 Economy Motm- Sales 51 Aero Mayflower Transit Co top lines Egan William M 74 Agricultural Advertising & Research Inc 112 Elks Club 64 Allanson's 63 Elwood Heating Co 71 Allen-Wales Adding Machine CorP 103 Failing's Plumbing Co 74 Alpine Restaurant & Bar 88 Fairview Manor Realty Co Inc bacK bone Ames Electric Welding Co top lines Felton Garrett J back cover Arctic Ice Cream Co 79 Finney Motors 45 Art Craft of Ithaca Inc 110 First National Bank of Ithaca front cover & 3 Atwaters 122 First Presbyterian Church 57 Associated Transport Inc 112 Fletcher WF Co Inc 63 Auto Body & Radiator Works 50 Flower Shop The 80 Automobiles Agencies Page 40 Forest City Plumbing Co 75 BP 0 Elks 64 Forest City Realty 183 Bailey Distributing Co 105 Fox Furniture Repair 83 Baker Bert T 98 Fraternal Order of Eagles 65 Baldwin Motor Co 49 Fulton Charles Home Portraits 110 Bangs Funeral Home back cover Gallagher's Restaurant 87 Bangs John F back cover Gee's Swap Shop 85 Barnes Shoe Store 61 Geherin John F back cover Barnett's Sunoco Service 54 George's West Side Garage 53 Barr JS & Co Inc 100 Gilbert Memorial Home 80 Beach CE & Son 75 Goodrich BF Co 54 Benevolent Protective Order of Elks 64 Grant RS 99 Besdin's Furniture Co 83 Grover Sporting Goods top lines Better Paint & Wallpaper Service 75 HCT Motor Co top lines Bishop's 86 Haflin WA Realty Service 90 Bool HJ Furniture Co 83 Hall Alfred G front cover Bool's Flower Shop top lines Hall Harold 78 Boothroyd Robert S Ins Agency 93 Hancock John Mutual Life Ins Co 93 Bradley Eugene Jr front cover Hawkinson Tread Service 51 Brockway Agency The 90 Heggie RA & Bro Co 203 Brockway HL 90 Heiman Louis 61 B,lTns Realty Co 90 Herson Funeral Home 82 Carey HA Co Inc top lines Hickey's Music Store 108 Carl's Service back cover Hill's Jewelers 94 Cayuga Beverage Co 105 Hoare R & Son front cover Cayuga Lumber Co 102 Horton's Furniture 80 Cayuga Motors Co 43 Howe Frank B Co 93 Chambel' of Commerce 8 Howell & Stevens top lines Champaign LM 81 Hull Heating & Plumbing Co 71 Chanticleer top lines Imniaculate Conception Church 56 Church of The Immaculate Conception 56 Inlet Valley Farms 79 Church Page 55 International Salt Co 103 Clinton Hotel 87 Iroquois Plumbing & Heating Co Inc 71 Cobb, Cobb & Simpson 99 Ithaca Aerie Eagles 65 'College Chevrolet Co Inc 47 Ithaca Board of Education 13 Colonial Beacon Oil Co 81 Ithaca Bottling Works 105 Co-operative Consumers Society Inc top lines Ithaca Bowling Center 78 Compton RW 70 Ithaca Chamber of Commerce 8 Co-operative GLF Exchange Inc 77 Ithaca Delivery & Storage Terminal 112 Corinne's 61 Ithaca Engraving Co Inc 103 Cornell Cab Co top edge Ithaca Fuel Supply Co top lines Cornell Library Association 76 Ithaca Ice & Coal Co 81 Corner Book Store 111 Ithaca Insurance Agency 93 Cortright Earl 73 Ithaca Journal"News Inc insert and top lines Cortright Electric 73 Ithaca JunK Co front cover Courts 97 Ithaca Metal Weatherstrip Co 72 Dassance & Anderson 73 Ithaca Motor Express Terminal 112 Deal & Merrick Auto Exchange 53 Ithaca Personal Loan Inc 78 Dean Bruce G . 99 Ithaca Public Schools 13 Dean of Ithaca Inc top lines Ithaca Real Estate Board 89 DeYoung Radio & Television Shop 84 Ithaca Savings Bank 4 and 5 Dicker William A 99 Ithaca Savings & Loan Asso back bone and 6 Dickinson R W86 I,thaca Scientific Instrument Co 104 Directory Library . ",9 I:th"ca Sporting Goods 85 Donohue-Halverson Inc 74 Ithaca Wholesale House Inc 60 16 1947-ITHAcA DIRECTORy-1947 Jamieson-McKinney Co 68 Roberts Furniture Store 83 Jill's Style Shop 62 Robinson Airlines Corp 113 Johnson Boat Yard 104 Robinson &Carpenter Inc 2 Jones Radio Sales top lines Rogalsky Fred A 91 Jordan's Radio Shop 85 Rothschild Bros Inc 12 Kennelly Neil P 91 Rottmann Roofing & Remodeling 70 Kiely Realty Co 90 Royal Palm Restaurant top lines Kirkup & Phillips front cover Rumsey CJ& Co 86 Kresge SS Co 63 Rumsey EM& Son 67 Lake View Dairies front cover Ryan Dan Auto Sales Inc 53 Lang JB Engine & Garage Co • 41 Saks Fifth Avenue 62 Lang's Garage 41 Schaber's Cycle Shop 104 Larkin John V 72 Schooley's Inc top lines Lawyers 95 Sears Roebuck & Co back cover Leavitt's Jewelers 94 Seneca Street Garage 44 Legal Pages 95--100 Service Garage 54 Lent's Inc 10 Servicenter 50 Lockwood Gardens back cover Sewing Machine & Vacuum Cleaner Service88 Loeb Carl M Rhoades Co 78 Shea Funeral Home front cover Longcoy & Caywood Smoke Shop top lines Shelton Claude A bottom edge Lougher Wm & Son front edge Shelton's Refrigeration Sales & Service b edge Lounsbery Flowers top lines Shepherd's 46 Loyal Order of Moose 66 Shepherd's Automotive Service 46 Luce Dairy Co 80 Shepherd's Bike Shop 85 Lynch James Coal Co Inc 81 Shulman's Max Sons top lines Lynn Emmet E 93 Slocum Hugh G 91 Mancini & Sons 69 Sovocool BF 98 Manning HA Co 9 Soyring Andy back cover Manufacturers 101 Sport Shop The 60 Marion Bros Inc 54 Starland Farms 79 Marshall Bros 79 Stevens WT top lines Martin's Al Seneca St Garage 44 St Johns Episcopal Church 58 Mayer's Smoke Shop top lines Student Agencies Inc 88 McElwee WD& Sons 70 Student Transfer top lines McKinney Agency Inc back cover Swartwood Real Estate 91 Meckenberg GN 100 Tarry Shoppe The top lines Medical Page 106 Thaler Louis K 100 Meldrum Bros Service Station 52 Thayer Feed & Farm Supply top lines Miller Erie J 52 Thayer Radio Co 84 Miller's TG Sons Paper Co 105 Tioga Auto Parts 51 Monarch Restaurant top lines TompKins Co-op Fire Ins Coopp inside b cover Montgomery Ward Co 61 TompKins County Administration 96 Moore Phoebe J Ins Agency 92 TompKins County Government 96 Munsey WA top lines Tompkins County Memorial Hospital 107 Muzzy Herbert H top lines Tompkins County Trust Co ins opp numerical Newberry JJ Co 63 Tompkins Studio The 109 New Linden Garage top lines Towner Electric 73 New York Life Ins Co top lines Townsend LB 52 New York State Electric & Gas Corp 11 Travelers Hotel 317 New York State Government 97 Triangle Book Shop top lines Noble John A 98 Tunison's Gulf Service top lines Norris George B 51 Tydol Service Station 50 Norton Electric Co 73 United States Government 77 Norton Printing Co 110 Van Natta Office Equipment Co 7 Packard Automobile Sales & Service 46 Vasteno's Liquor & Wine Store top lines Palace Laundry top lines Victoria Inn 87 Patten's Jewelers 94 Victory Liquor Store 88 Pen and Camera Shop 94 Video Radio Service 84 Pete's Glass Shop 86 WHC U'· 14 Petrillose Cleaners 62 Wagner Funeral Home front cover Physicians Page 106 Ward Construction Co 74 Pierce Edward I 92 Webster Charles H top lines Powers Truman K 100 Webster Robert L top lines Pratt's Flower Shop 80 Wesp-Buzzell Inc top lines Pritchard JG & Son . 48 Wheaton George Tin Shop 72 Pritchard William T top hnes Wilson & Burchard 112 Prudential Insurance Co 92 Wing Ralph Studio 110 Publishers Notice 39 Wolf William M 88 Pyle Enos A 98 Wool-Scott Bakery Inc 79 RTG Esso Service Station 42 Wyllie Dry Cleaning 62 Realtors Page 89 Yam Shop The top lines Ridley & McClary top line rJ) Young Men's Christian Assn 59 19-±7--lTHACA DIRECTORY-19-1-7 17 ITHACA

Compiled by H. A. Manning Company, with the assistance of the Ithaca Chamber of Commerce

The publishers of this Directory consider" it advisable and desirable to set forth the follow­ ing paragraphs, in as simple and attractive a manner as possible, to enable the readen; of these descriptive pages to comprehend as many of the outstanding fec.tures of Ithaca as limited space permits. The local r'esident, the visito;-, and the distant reader about Ithaca wish to gain an impression of Ithaca as well as to have at hand a statistical reference regarding the city and its people. It is the publisher's aim to portray as much of Ithaca's charm and great­ ness as is consistent with facts. I've believe with John Cotton Dana, the great librarian, that "Good citzenship spi-ings frcm a knowledge about one's own commllility" The teachings of the City Map and the City Direc'wr'y about localities, dish-icts, street locations, street changes, growth of sections and gener'al city changes ar'e of great importance to p;'operty ownen;, old residents, new residents and school children. R<:cial chamcteristics of names in the Directory enable the consuHant to gain a Yer'y comp.ehensiye knowledge of the inhabitants of the city and many other educational facts. Notable men all through history have cont.ibuted their philosophy as' to the value of knowledge about the home town. He.e is one from Abraham Lincoln: "I like to see a man pr'oud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of him." In studying the following, remember that the Ithaca City Directory disseminates this information far and wide where this Directory represents Ithaca in the Free Dir-ectoq Libmry Exchange System of Nmth America. The Ithaca City Directory, with over 450 closely pr-in'ced pages, is the City of Ithaca in book form; its family and social life, business and industrial life, is port.ayerl in gr'eat detail. The publishers invite and accept constructive criticism and suggestions fo;' the improvement of the Directory for the benefit of Ithaca and all inte;·ested. LOCATION-Ithaca, sometimes called in this section "Crown of Cayuga," and known far and wide as the home of Cornell Uni\'e,-sity and Ithaca College, is famous for three things: its picturesque setting at the head of Cayuga LaKe in the midst of the Finger Lakes Region, its culture and refined atmosphere in all activities of business and social life; its educational institutions. Locate:J in the heart of wester'n lew York, it is'2-t, miles to New York City, 404 to Boston,675 to Chicago, 302 to Philadelphia, :37 'co Elmir-a. 40 to Geneva, 20 to Cortland, 57 to Syracuse. 175 to Albany, 1,0 to Schenectady, 88 to Rochester. Area is 6 square miles.

CASCADILLA GORGE, ONE OF THREE CUTTING THROUGH THE CITY OF ITHACA . TOPOGRAPHY-II Iany pages could be devoted to a (l~scription of Ithaca topographically. It IS doubtful if any city in Americahas such a remarkable formation of levelland, hills, cliffs, gorges and water falls. All thIs varrety IS so blended that it is most inspiring to the visitor to pass from one spectacle to another. View shown is one of Ithaca's beautiful falls. Fo;- a mile and a half f;-om lake shore land is level and contains the business section of the city, rail.-oad yards, stations, municipal airport, the helE::bts are coyered WIth be:tuttful homes, the extensive campus and buildings of Cornell Ulllverslty, some factories and even railroads which climb out of the city; the highlands of the city are gouged by gi"eat go,ges beginning at the south with ButtennilK Falls Creek and Gorge 1 18 19-1(-ITHJ.\.CA DIRECTORY-~19-1( mile south; Coy's Glen 3 miles in 1e.tlg·~h; Ca~cadilla C'eek and Gm-ge. at sou'ch end of Cornell University Campus; F21l C'eek Gc.·ge. ncth of Co. nell Univejsity Campus. (A more com­ plete desc,-;p'cion of these gOl'ges and w":.;e·" falls,unde,- PL,'ks and Points of Interes'c-see index.) The altitude of the main sec·.;ion of ·.;he ci"~y is about 400 fee'v, the highlc.nds 800 feet. HISTOR1CAL-Ith~,('a was fi-;s''; sC'~'~led in 1789. This was ten yea;'s after the visit of a detachment of 200 men comma7lded by Col. De:trbom f,'om the expeditionary fo;:ce of Gen. Sullivan. on Sept. 23. 1779. Thefe fh'S''; white se'~'ders founded hhaca, named by Simeon DeWitt in 1795. The Cayuga Indi.1N. one of 'che six N~·,ions. p,-ese.·ve the legend of the Great Spirit placing his hand upon ·.;he e:,,·th 'co fo,"111 this ';egirul of the Finger Lakes. Organized as :iI. village in 1821. Incm-porated as Cl',y 1888. hhaca celebmted in 1939 its 150th Anniversary.

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POPULATION-The population of hhaca acco·.ding to the 1940 Federal Census wa 19.647. In 1925 the state census gave 18.948. In 1920 it was 17,004; 1910. 14,802; 1900~ 13,130; 1890. 11.072. The,'e aj'e about 90% native bam with native stOCk predominatino­ about 3 % colored. The s'~udent population at Ithaca is about 1,000 making a total popu1atio"~ over 26,000.

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MJ::;RCANTILE-Ithaca is a t'rading cente" of 60,000 people and has stores that compare favorably with cities much la,-ger. Because of the Unive,'sity population and a community educated. to want the bes'~, the ,'eull establtshmen's ca,.)' me,'chandise equalling in variety and qU~lhty the stocks of s·,or·~s m le::tdlllg e::ts em cues. IVholesale houses distribute oYer 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORy-10-J.I 19 a large te'Ti·oory. The,'e m'e about 400 net-it ec:'CllJlishments, 15 wh"iesale, and about 200 professional offices. The me,"cbants of I,k l'a a,'e nc"~ed for thelr ,;ervlce .and courteous tre:{tment which hr-ve done much to mEke Itk.ca popular [s a t.-admg center fe,' those hvmg outside of the city.

AN INDUSTRIAL BUILDING INDUSTRIAL-Ithaca is not p,'imaril:,' a m2_nufac'~uring city. However, there is an in­ dustrial structm-e that is well founded and varied in its products. In the very early days of Ithaca the spirit was indust,'ial and that spirit has remained until the present. Among the principal products made here are: adding machines, dai, ying, electric meters, guns, ice cream, lantern slides, technical mi,','oTS, leatller hand bags, paper, powe,' drive chains, precision tin­ struments, pottery, salt, cement,ae"i~,lsmve:-- maps, ,,-indow fTames, woodwoTking, shirts, photo engraving. Ithaca has an unusually Jll"~elligent class of worh.-men. Living conditions are favor­ able. There are nume'tOus sites fm- indust',-ial plants on Tail'tOads. For furthur information write Ithaca Chambe,' of Comme,·ce. Educr.tional advantages fe,,- industrial wOTkers and their families, include a libe.-al policy p'tOvision foo' vocational education and training in the public schools. In addition to two raih'oad t.-anspc-, tation lines, and various motor truck service, there is the Ithaca terminus of the New Yo,k state barge canal. Ithaca is the nearest canal port point to the coal fields of Pennsylvania. Ithaca also has daily airline passenger service to New York City.

SCHOELLKOPF FJELD EDUCATIONAL-Ithaca is amO!l.\; the leading educational centers of the state. There are 10 public schools and 1 parochial school. The school enrollment is 4 600 with-194 teachers and administT<,tive staff. Cornell Unive,-sity, which is one of the g"eat' universities of North America, loca'~ed on Ame,'ica's most beautiful campus ovedooking the lower parts of the city and Lake Cayuga, was founded m 1865 by EZj'a Comell. The n0'f111al enrollment is over 20 19.f7-lTHAcA DrREcToRy-1947 7,000 students. The uni\'e,-sity includes colleges of Art and Science, Medicine, Law Engineer­ ing, ArchitectU'£e, the State Colleges of Ag-riculture, Veterinary Meclicine, and Home Economics and a Graduate School and a School of Hotel Management. h occupies about 7,000 acres of land and 155 buildings, which wi'~h their equIpment aTe valued at about $30,000,000, while en­ dowment adds about $ ..W,OOO,OOO more to the ,"esoU\-ces of the institutions. There are also located in the city Ithaca College, devoted to music, dTama and physical education; The Casca­ dilla Tutoring School; The Practical Business School. TheTe are four libraries, as follows: Cornell Libran' is located in the heart of the business district and gives an extensive service to the public; the Cornell UniveTsity Lib'ra,"y located on the campus has over 812,000 volumes including several special collections having international fame; the TcmpKins County Bar Association Library is located in Ithaca Savings Bank Building; the Free Directory Library main­ tained by theH. A.I\[anning Co. in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms at 210 N Aurora Street.

FALLS PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS AND POINTS OF INTEREST-The natural topography of the land here makes the city a natural paTk. TheTe are thTee public parks within the city, the largest of which is located at the lake end of the city and has Tecreation and athletic facilities also an extensive bathing beach on Lake Cayuga, The Cornell Campus is extensive and sup­ plies a very beautiful park-like effect for the uppe,' pa·,t of the city. The following scenic beauty spots in and not faT from the city are: ButteT1TIilk Falls State Park, Cascadilla Glen. Cayuga Lake, Coys Glen, Robe,-t H. Treman State PaTk, Fall Creek Gorge, ithaca Gorge and Falls, Point Lookout, Taughannock Falls State Park, Watkins Glen State Park.* (For details on this subject see page 393) .For more complete description see Index to contents. 19-1-7-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-10-l-7 20A FINANCIAL-The;e are 3 banks, with total deposits of and $40,7s;',:;7S one savings and loan association. The saving~ banks deposits a;e ove;" $9,000,O()(J. The gross assessed valuation of the city is $53,000,1)(111 with an exempt value of $23,000,000. The per capita wealth is high. Total tax rate fo;" 194.5 was $28.9fj peT thousand. The city government has ope;"ated within its budget for the pas'c 30 yea;s, has a low bonded indebtedness, and the highest financial ;"ating. TRANSPORTATION Ithaca is served by the main line of the Lehigh Valley Railroad and also by branch lines; the Ithaca and Owego B;"anch of the Delawm"e, Lackawanna an'l ""estern Raih"oad has a terminus he;"e. The Ithaca Railwal' Inc with a modem bus sen'ice serves completel~\' within the ci',y limits and inte;"urban bus lines ope:rating L"om a municipal bus tenninal on East Green SL'eet connect the city with Elmira, IV-atkins Glen, Binghamton, Cortland, S,\'Tacuse', Aubmn, Seneca Falls, Rocheste;, New Yo;"k Cit>" e·cc. Ithaca is 'llso the southem tenninal of the New YorK Barge Canal s>'s~eJl1 and is provIded with docking facilities for boats ope;"ating on the canal. It is the nem"est New Yo;'k S'ca ce POyt to the anth;"acite coal fields of Pennsylvania. The Ithaca J\funicipal AiTPO, t is the second oldest in the state, It has been improved and enla;"ged, and is now 2,000 'x 3,000 'in size, with a 2,800 'paved n11llVetV, and a laTge modem hangar. It is within the city limits, and is five minutes by caT hom the business section, and is the local tenninal fOT daily Ithaca"New York City passenge;" ai'( h"ans' pOTtation service. Student ins'cruction and passenge;' flights moe available in se\'e:ral planes, Ithaca is hub of network of highways such as make New YOTk State famous. These highways car;y a ve;"y heavy tmffic for business and pleasme and especially in tom'ist season. The attmctions of the scenic wonde;s of this ;egion aloe d;"awing more and more tom"ists each year. The auto tmck freight se·,·vice is growing. MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS-Ichaca has an aldermanic form of government. There are 50 miles of st;"eets wi'ch 30 first class paved, The wate;' works capacity is :330.0()O,OOO gallons with daily pump of 3,0011,000 gallons. A model'TIized ci'cy sewage disposal plant con­ structed in 1939 at a cost of $12.\1)01), will be fulI>, adequate for the next gene,"ation. There is a good fi;"e department with a combina'lion voluntee;' and paid s\'stem, and there are 12 engines and hose and hook and ladder trucks, The police department has 1 station and 30 men on full time only. There are 21 chmches, 8 hotels with about 500 ;"ooms, The Chamber of Commerce has surveyed the entire city rooming accommodations fOT conventions and has available this information for all who require it; the dining sen'ice fo; conventions of any size is adequace, Ithaca is a convention ci'cy. The,'e are one public, one p;'ivate and one state hospital with a total of 437 beds. Postal receipts fo;" 1944 Wel"e $4:3 1,000, with o\'er eight million pieces of out, going mail not counting parcel post. '

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u. S. SENATORS u. s. NORTHEASTERN REPRESENTATIVES STATES NEW YORK CONNECTICUT 16 Dem 28 Rep Raymond E. Baldwin, R, Stratford Brien McMahon, D., South Norwalk W. Kingsland Macy, R, Islip Leonard W. Hall, R., Oyster Bay Henry J. Latham, R, Qaeens Vi1Iage DELAWARE Gregory McMahon, R, Ozone Park John J. WilIiams, R., MiIIl'lboro Robert Tripp Ross, R, ];lckson Heights Joseph.1. Pfeifer, D., Brooklyn MAINE James J. Heffernan, D., Brooklyn Wallace H. White, Jr., R., Auburn John J. Rooney, D., Brooklyn Owen Brewster, R., De Andrew 1. Somers, D., .Brooklyn Robert Nodar Jr, R, Mnspeth, 1. I. MASSACHUSETTS John J. Delaney, D., Br,)oklyn Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., R., Beverly Donald 1. O'Toole, D., 3rooklyn Leverett Saltonstall, R, Chestnut Hill Leo F. Rayfiel, D., Brooklyn Eugene J. Keough, D., 3rooklyn MARYLAND Emanuel Celler, D., Brooklyn Millard E. Tydings, D., Havre rie Grace Ellsworth B. Buck, R, Stapleton Herbert R. O'Conor, D., BaltimOIe Frederick R Coudert Jr, R, New York Arthur G. Klein, D. New York NEW HAMPSHIRE Sol Bloom, D., New York H. Styles Bridges, R., Concord Jacob K Javits, R., New York Charles W. Tobey, R., Temple Adam C. Powell, Jr., D., New York Vito Marcantonio, L,New York Benjamin J. Rabin, D., New York NEW JERSEY David M. Potts, R., Bronx Albert W. Hawkes, R., Montclair Walter A. Lynch D., B O:lX H. Alexander Smith, R., Princeton Charles A. Buckley, D., Bronx Ralph W. Gwinn, R, Bronxville NEW YORK Ralph A. Gamble, R, Larchmont Robert F. Wagner, D., New York Katherine St. George, R, Tuxedo Park Irving M. Ives, R., Ithaca William T. Byrne, D., Loudonville Jay LeFevre, R, New Paltz OHIO Dean Park Taylor, R, Troy Robert A. Taft, R, Cincinnati Bernard W. Kearney, R, Gloversville John W. Bricker, R., Columbus Clarence E. Kilburn, R, Malone Hadwen C. Fuller, R, Parish PENNSYLVANIA Edwin A. Hall, R, Binghamton Francis J. Myers, D., Philadelphia R Walter Riehlman, R, Tully, N. Y. Edward Martin, Washington, Penn John Taber, R, Auburn W. Sterling Cole, R, Bath RHODE ISLAND Kenneth B. Keating, R, Rochester Theodore F. Green, D., Providence James W. Wadsworth, R, Geneseo J. Howard McGreth, D., Providence Walter G. Andrews, R, Buffalo VERMONT Edward J. Elsaesser, R., Buffalo Ralph E. Flanders, R, Springfield John C. Butler R, Buffalo George D. Aiken, R., Putney Daniel A. Reed, R., Dunkirk

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MANNING'S Ithaca Miscellaneous Directory 1947

Copyright 1947, by H. A. ManninI Co CITY GOVERNMENT Relations with the Board of Health~Louis Mayor H Houseweller Arthur N Gibb Relations with the Board of Public Welfare ~E J Morris, chairman Aldermen Civil Service Commission First-Ward-H F Thompson, CV Brown E W Richardson, chairman, Harold E Second Ward-Roy C Shurger, Louis H Worden, sec. Meetings called by chairman Houseweller Thiro Ward~Edwin S Gillett, 0 T Swen­ Board of Public Works son The Mayor, chairman and member ex­ Fourth Ward-David R Barnard, Evan J officio Morris Commissioners-Adelbert L Hull, term ex­ Fifth Ward-B Adams, HG Slocum pires Dec 31, 1950; Joseph S Barr, term ex­ Regular meetings first Wednesday of each pires Dec 31, 1952; Thomas G Miller, term ex­ month at 5 p m, Council Chamber, City Hall pires Dec 31, 1947; John E Dixon, term ex­ pires Dec 31, 1948; Lee H Daniels, term ex­ City Officers pires Dec 31, 1949; JF Luke term expires City Clerk and Registrar-Floyd H Spring- 1951 er Engineer-Francis J Laverty supt, Leon H Deputy Registrar-Beatrice J Batterson Cass City Attorney-D Boardman Lee Forester-Richard S Baker City Chambec1ain-Clarence A Snyder Supt Water and Sewer Dept---George D office 115 N Tioga Carpenter, office 510 First City Judg~EdwardJ Casey, acting judge Regular meetings 2nd and 4th Wednesdays AG Mintz in each month at 7:30 p m Council Chamber, Clerk City Court~Mrs Theresa Leonard City Hall City Assessor-Heney Calder Thorne City Marshal-Hermon L Brockway Board of Health Associate Assessors--Hermon L Brockway, The Mayor, chairman and member ex­ Donald E Noble officio Chief of Poli~William Marshall Commissioners--Arthur A Cross, term ex­ Director of Public Welfar~John H Post pires Dec 31,1949; Di Harry G Bull, term ex­ Police Commissioner-W E Chambers pi:es Dec 31, 1949; GC Hassan, te"!11 expi 'eS Building Commissioner-Heney C Thorne Dec 31, 1948; M's M Louise Wilson, term Sealer of Weights and Measures-E Paul expires Dec 31,1946, D .. Frank J McCormick, Nedrow term expires Dec 31,1948; Paul S Livermore, Dog Warden-Chester M Armstrong term expires Dec 31, 1947 Main offic~health clinics, etc Cornell Common Council Library Bldg, 115 N Tioga Health Officer-Dr HH Crum (Standing Committees) Plumbng Inspector-Wm D Tutton Finance and Accounts-R C Shurger, Public Health Nurses--Mrs Eleanor J chairman Kern, Laura A Hcad, Margaret C Crowley Charter and Ordinances--O T Swenson, Milk Bacteriologist-J C Wheat chairman Sanitary Inspector-A M Donohue Relations with Police Department-H F Dairy and Meat Inspector-Dr Michael J Thompson, chairman Kolar, sten Bd of Health Mrs Etholia Sulli­ Relations with ~he Board of Public Works, van HG Slocum, chalrman Regula; mceting· 2nd Thurs Feb, May, Relations with the Fire Commission-Ed­ August and November at 4 p m, Council win S Gillett, chairman Chamber, City Hall 22 1947-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1947 DIAL 2321 JournaIWant AdS For Results DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE Holman Meriton Hose, Chemical and Hook Board of Public Welfare and Ladder Co No 9, 311 College av-Captain Jules Berinst"in, chairman; William P Thomas Sheehan; sec, Paul Lisenl-lng Sammons, Everdt F Phillips, Rev William By.rne, Clai.r H McDaniels FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Meets 4 p m third Monday, City Council (See Red Insert) Rooms City Wefarc Office 201-207 E Seneca­ SECOND ALARM SIGNALS Director, John H Post 2-1-2 Calls No 5 Engine 2-2-2 Calls No 2 Engine POLICE DEPARTMENT 2-3-2 Calls No 9 Engine (City Hall) 3-1-3 Calls No 3 Truck Police Commissioner-W E Chambers 3-2-3 Calls No 9 Truck Chief of Police-William Marshall 4-1-4 Calls No 6 Hose Captain of Detectives-Patrick J Hartnett 4-2-4 Calls No 7 Hose Captain-John F McCarthy 4-3-4 Calls No 1 Hose Sergeants-8mith D Wright, Charles F 6-1-6 Calls No 4 Salvage Rig MacDougall, Willi.am C Secnmcrs, Howard E Bruster CAYUGA HEIGHTS VILLAGE Patrolmen-Raymond C Wilkinson, Mar­ GOVERNMENT tin J O'Brien, Donald E Wallenbeck, Edward Mayor-Charles J KEnerson J Moore, Paul G Malone, George W Hughes, Trustees-William S Randel, Lindley C WF Murphy, LA Martin, HB Johnson, L P Kent, Charles J Kenerson, Charles I Sayles, Griffin, A 0 Curry, Herbert L Van Ostrand, Henry J Shirey Ellett C Brooks, maintenance asst Keene M Treasur",r-Cedric H Guise Brown, RJ Casciotti, DT Daghita, LR Clerk-James B Trousdale Cornelius, Herbert S Cummings Health Officer-Dr H Herbert Crn.,n FIRE DEPARTMENT Building Commissioner-Carl C.randall Central Station 208-210 E Seneca Village Engineer-Carl Crandall Commissioners-Garry W Reynolds, chair- Police Commissioner-Carl Crandall man, Louis E Cook, Victor C Schneider Village Policeman-Robcrt C Van Zile Treasurer-Cla.rence A Snyder Registpr of Vital Statistics-Harriet E Fire Marshal~Raymond Travis Maynard Chipf-Raymond Travis First Assistant-HErman C Frantz ITHACA TOWN GOVERNMENT Superintendent of Fire Alarm-William C Superviso.r-Harry N Gordon Olesen Clerk-Mrs RT Hanshaw Regular meeting 1st Tues after 1st Wednes­ Collector-Albert W' Force day in each month, or 7:30 p m Fire Dept Highway Superintendent-Henry Baker headquarters , Justices-T B Maxfield and FR Hartsock Company Officers-Cayuga Hose Co No 1 Welfare Officpr-Harry N Gordon Central Fire Station-Captain, Floyd Woodin Assessors-F B Howe, FC Marshall and pres, James Otis; sec, Ja'TI"'s E Barry R C Mandeville Rescue Steampr and Chemical Co No 2 Councilman-L E Chase, WA Munsey 206 E Seneca-Captain, Carlos FUl7I1an; 1st lieut, Alfred Huff; sec Robert Bruce; t.reas, ITHACA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Garry W Rr:ynolds. M8ets 1st Thurs of Board of Education each month Pres, G Louis Cook; sec and supt, CL Tornado Hook and Ladder Co No 3, Cen­ Kulp; commissioners, Mrs Willia.m H Burns, tral Fere Stati,on-Captain, Robert Robinson Helen D Bull, G Eric Peabody, Morgan W sec Harold T. ·ct·er; treas, John McAllister. Thompson, E Curry Weatherby, Michael J Meets 1st W8d at Central Station Leary Eurpka Fire and Polic", Patrol Co No 4, Regular meetings of the Board are held on Central Fire Station-Captain, Maurice the 2nd Mon in each month at 3:45 p m see p Bristol; 1st lieut, George Ha.rtman; treas 13 RaY'TIond B Whr·aton; S'"C Clarence E Lamb Standing Committees Torrent Hose Co No 5,136 W Stat~Cap­ Of the Board of Education with a brief tain, John B.rokaw; S'.C, Thos M Lowery; outline of the departments under the direct treas, Bernard C Sigl"r supervision of each Sprague Steamer and Hose Co No 6, 626 Finance, Rrsidence and Tuition-Com­ W Stat~aptain, Lawrence P Griffin treas, missionei's, RW Mungl"" GE Peabody, EC Fred Norton; scc John Van OrdN WeathNby. Insurance interest, loans, sink­ Cataract Hos" Co No 7, 1012 N Tioga­ ing fund, bonds conting0nt fund, treasurer's Captain, John Hran'lk; Sec, James Bailey; salary, salaries of assistant secretaries, stenog­ 1st lieut, Ralph E Patterson, treas, Leon F .raphers, switch board ope,-ator, etc 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1947 23 DODGE BROTHERS AND PLYMOUTH VI M. T. PRITGHARD Sales and Service Dodge Brothers Trucks 304-12 S. CAYUGA ST. Phone 2733 Teachers-Commissioners, Clyde B Moore, Science-Robert R Donaldson, Arthur H Helen D Bull, RW Mungle Glogan, Albert E Lawrence, Albert P Shepard Building and Grounds-Supt Frank S Dean Health-Gustave B Timmel, Leonard J Commissioners, GE Peabody, MW Thomp­ Wheeler son, MJ Leary Custodians-Lewis G Hull, Paul Thorton, Supplies, Books and Apparatus-Commis­ Charles Hirst, HA Clapp head custodian; sioners, EC Weatherby, Clyde B Moore John Niland, Barney Bell, William Humble Fannie B Burns Housekeepers-Mrs Mary Bell, Elizabeth Health and Playgrounds-Commissioners, K Komaromi Helen D Bull, MJ Leary Fannie B Burns Athletic Field-Willard Tracey Faculty for 1946-47 Junior High School Administration-Claude L Kulp, SUPeL­ Boynton Junior High School-Bertha M ~ntendent of schools; Lura L Hutson, sec to Bartholomew, principal; William J Becker, supt; Gladys Thomas, exec sec, Catherine B v-principal; Anna M Wilson librarian; Joseph­ Woodams, fin sec; Dorothy Seaburg, asst sec; ine B Howe sec; Mary C Hannahs, office asst Doris T Nadge, asst sec; Ross Cameron, attd Mathematics-Kathryn Stenson, Mary A officer; William L Gragg, adm asst; Josephine Boehlert, Robert H Hubbell, George A White M Fleury, information bureau Helen S Lewis Supervisors-Marian E Leary, drawing English-Ernestine B Boorom, Margaret and craft; Laura Bryant, vocal music; Edgar Woodside, Theodore P Judway, Eleanor D E Bredbenner, health education, athletics; McGinnis, Laura B Merrick, Alta T Rahn, Mildred D Stafford, penmanship, spelling Irene P Rohel and atypical division;Bernice H Finch, instru­ Social Studies-Jane C Stoutenberg, Agnes mental music; Margaret Phillips, visi"ting M Peria, Bertha S McCargo, Adelaide C teacher Wright Oliver J Stanford Art-Marion W Mack Senior High School General Language-Samuel J Catalfano, N Cayuga, FranJo:. R Bliss, principal; Mar­ Mary Zita Furey garet W Mabie, sec; Elwood A LaFortune, General Science-Eloise T Hadlock, Victor v-prin; Laura M Warner, librarian; Theresa E Schmidt, Pauline James, Julia D O'Connell West, asst to prin; Yolanda L Zegretti, office Louise B Williams asst; Marian L Warren, counselor' Business-Dorothy R Dillon Medical lllspection-Robert H Broad, Vocal Music-Roger C Hannahs director; L Grace Cotton, Elsie M Sarge, Home Arts-Margaret McInerney, Marga­ Caroline E Hook, Marian A Davis, Pauline ret G Gosier, Eloise P Gredler M Smith, George J Visnyli, school dentist Industrial Arts-Donald A Bird, C Ray­ Mathematics-Mayfred Claflin, Martha P mond Travis Neighbour Dora M DePew, Stanley V Smith Health-Ralph W Jones, dir Foreign Language-Acting dir Samuel J Physical Education-William E Hickson, Catalfano; Ruth L Miller, Klara B Colitri, Sabina M Wolek Kathryn E McClarty, Florence Williamson Instrumental Music-Bernice Finch, Clay­ English-Milacent M Grimes, Marion E ton E Weber Elliott, Emilie M Brown, M isabel Murray, Extra Curricular Activities-Eldora M Helen M Campbell, Clara S Gage, Joseph A Stewart Short, Fred A Bennett, Nancy I Keller, Nora Student Activities-Arthur E Niedeck M Mullin Custodians-Harry Bortz, head custodian; Social Studies-Lilly Robinson, Loretta E George J Parkin, Harvey J Lindley, Charles Klee, Gladys I Adams, Catherine D Jones, Wood Harry S Powell, Helen B Quimby Housekeeper-Mrs Guyda Whiting Commercial-0liver M York, Phyllis M Mechanics-Clarence Marshall, Allan Mar­ Seager, Ethel Doney, Helen R Elgin, Eva E shall Firra, Helen A Kriska Steam Fireman-Harrison Muckey Art-Marian E Leary, Arthur E Smith Physical Education-Josepn J Tatascore, Elementary Schools Janette H Demenkoff Central School-Agnes Feehan, prin; Alice Vocal Music-Laura Bryant H Hanson, Grace McKenna, Julia G Wester­ Instrumental Music-Joseph M Racina, velt' Ethel V Welsh, M Leona Smith, Hester S Carolyn Marsh McCracken, Beatrice V Leach, Muriel E Household Arts-Emma Rose Elliott, Suz­ Cleary, Mary K Powell, Gertrude W Withey, anne R Coffin, Harriet W Baldwin, Elizabeth custodians, Joe Mignardi Mrs Guyda Whit­ E Boylan ing Industrial Arts-Clarence R Dixon, Donald Fall Creek School N Aurora c King-May F Henry, John MaCK, Walter J Sykes, Elm­ A Nichols, asst prin: Isabel W Carey, Marion er J Woodams, E William Kellogg, Louis A L Denison, Florence E Bishop, Marian C Preston, Carl W Zeh Davenport, Dorothy Balbirnie, Leona W 24 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1947 436 WEST STJ.TB ST TUNISON'S GULF SERVICE ITHACA GULF PRODUCTS-WASHING-POLISHING-ACCESSORIES Phone 2818 Alles, M Katharine Schehl, Eleanor J Walker, Tr·asur. r-Georg.~ F Rogalsky, Morrill Margaret E Monahan, Rita W Huntley, Hall, tel 3331-2068, asst trt:as, James B Twus­ custodians William R Woodin, Mrs Madora dale tel 31463-2064 Baker Supe "intendent of Buildings and Grounds- Henry St John School, S Geneva av c W H E WeathC'rlow, Morrill Hall, tel 8801-2112 Clinton-John J Kuppinger prin Ernestine W Registrar's Office-Edward F Bradford Banford, Myrtle E Upright, Mary A Mancuso registrar, Morrill Hall, tel 31950-2077 Helen D Emmons, Catherine L Reilly, Flor- Office of Admissions--oHerbert H Williams ence M Van Iderstine, Fern Jacobs, Dorothy dir of admissions, Morrill Hall, tel 31950-2077 E Parker, Ursula J Van Deman, janitors, Fred Manager of Purchases-George S Frank, Elston, Mrs Susie Elston Morrill Hall, tel 9533-2195 Special Classes-C Lucile Carter, Beatrice Secretary-Edward K Graham, Morrill B Rover Hall, tel 2371-2033 South Hill School, Columbia-Leona W The Graduate School-Dean, G Watts Gelder prin; Agnes F Sawdon, Elizabeth M Cunningham Morrill Hall, tel 9935-2253 Minard, Marjorie E Beadle, E June LeValley College of Home Economics-Dean, Eliza­ Helen M Gould, Elsie T Haynes, janitor, Ly- beth Lee Vincent (185) Van Rensselear tel man Moore 331-2742 West Hill School-234 Elm-Marjorie C College of Arts and Scknces-Dean, C E Smith, asst prin; Margaret Phillips, asst to deKiewiet Goldwin Smith Hall, tel 2366-8596 prin; Rachel C Axtell, E June LeValley, Mar- College of Law-Dean, RS Stevens, Myron garet Badger, Elizabeth S Bailey, janitor, Taylor Hall, tel 2157-8641 John J Kavanaugh ... Medical College-Dean, JC Hinsey tel East District-M LOUise Wilson actmg Regent 4-6000, New York prin Military Sciencc-Dir, Colonel Ralph Belle Shennan School, Mitchell-Ella E Hospital New York State Drill Hall, tel 3313­ Richards asst prin, M Louise Wilson act- 2033 ing asst· Katherine Knapp, Lucile Brinsmaid, Veterinary College-Dean, W A Hagan Margar~t M Haley, M Eleanor White, Kath- James Law Hall, tel 2448-31598 eryn Kennedy, Edythe Arlasky, janitor, Colleg., of Agricu1ture------Dean, WI Myers Clarence Tompkins Roberts Hall (106) tel 2587-32306 sec, Roberts East Hill School-Edith T Faucett, prin; Hall (192) tel 3331-2433 M Louise Wilson, assttoprin; Lillian R Kup- Collc·ge of Architecture-Dean, Gilmore D pinger, Mary M Bovier, Hazel A Lamb, Clark, White Hall, tel 2126 Helen H Avery, Maryalyce N Stot~, Audrey Coll",ge of Engineering-Dean, SC Hol- B Speno, janitor Domenico DeSanti lister, Sibley Dome, tel 2313-2180-9329 Health School, Roof of High School Build- School of Civil Engineering-Dir, WL ing-Flora M White, Louise T Brown. Malcolm, Lincoln Hall (12) td 2054-9082 Reconstruction Home-Helen L Bhss, Genevieve S Murphy, Agnes F Sawdon School of Electrical Engineering-Dir CR Burrows, Franklin Hall (107) tel 2301-9864 Nursery School Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering­ Central School-Ruth H Blanchard, direct­ Di" WJ King, West Sibley, tel 3331-2172 ing teacher' Mrs Ina Roberts, h",ad teacher NY State Agricultural Exp0riment Station­ Henry St J~hn School-Mrs Teresa Whittier, Dir, AJ Heinicke, Jordan Hall, Geneva, NY head teacher University Library-Librarian, Stephen A McCarthy; asso, Giles F Sheppard, Library Town Schools Bldg, tel 2053-32077 Union Free School No 6-Town of Ithaca, University Faculty-Dean Carleton C E Upland rd, Cay Hts, Philip Towns0nd, prin Murdock Morrill Hall, tel 2203-5618 Irene Cok;man, Mrs Dorothy Gragg, Mrs Frances P Kr.:bs, Mrs Alice B Green, Kath­ Summer School-Dir ML Huls.:, tel 2356­ ryn E Leary, Lois N McCh<2swy, Shirley L 9102 Johnson, Mrs Jeanette M Smith, Mary L The, Infirmary-Supt, Margaret A Russell, WoodTIJancy, Mrs Mary H Southard, Mrs 512 E State, tel 2322-2747 Blanche C Wheeler, Carolyn E Wrathall, Mrs Medical Advisers-For men Dr NS Moore Janet Fuzak, Mrs Mary J Hewitt infirmary and clinic, tel 2322-2018 for women Dr Jennette Evans, clinic tel 2176-5518 CORNELL UNIVERSITY Proctor-Capt Charles D Mannmg, Momll Officers of Administration Morrill Hall, td 2102-8766 President-Edmund Ezra Day, Physical Education and Athletics-Robert Hall, tel 9218-2166 0 Provost-Arthur S Adams, Morrill Hall, J Kan dir.'ctor, Schoelkopf Memorial Build­ ing tel 2201-440 tel 9325-2259 . Auditor-James B Trousdale, Mornll Hall, Willard Straight Hall, office of di,ector, td 3164-2064 Foster M Coffin, tel 1961-9240 1947-ITHAcA DIRECTORy-1947 25 Soda Bar

Air Conditioned ITHACA COLLEGE ouen for general delivery and sale of stam,..,s Offices of Administration from 8 a m to 6 p m except Sat, 8 a m to 1 p m. 120 E Buffalo-Pr"s, Leonard B Job; sec, Registry department open from 8 am to 6 p m Robert K Devricks; dean of women, Hilda except Sat, 8 am to 1 p m. Money order de­ A Allen bursar, Nellie E Van Dyne'; supt bldgs partment open from 9 a m to 5 p m except Sat, Douglas McIntyre, registrar, Florence M 9 a m to 1 p m. Last collection of mail 7 p m Howland; matrons, Mrs Alice Lee Jones, 440 to 8:30 p m. Last dispatch of mail 9 pm E Buffalo; Mrs Cora Iler, 503 E Buffalo; Mrs Station No I, 414 Eddy, Herbert Jones, Bertha L Bolge~', 510 E Seneca; Mary E clerk in charge J arvi&, Wcstminf;ter Hall; Mrs Suzanne Lopez Station No 2, Cornell Co-operative Socie ty 404 E Buffalo; Mrs Jennie Witmer Tallcott, -Ralph C Avery, clerk in charge 117 DeWitt pI; Mrs May B Cady, 504 E Station No 4,526 W State--J Marvin Rum­ Buffalo; Mrs Katherine A Mayberry, 603 E sey clerk in charge Seneca; Mrs Eda Short 311 N Tioga and Mrs Station No 6, 1024 N Tioga-eharles F E J Brownell 130 E Buffalo Pea"ce clerk in charge Rural Sta, Biggs, Hospital-H Ticknor, Department of Business clerk in charge Acting director, Charles K McGurk Motor Vehicle Dept PO-Harry R Lunn, mech; Gilbert B Hart, train driver; Lee L Department of Drama Wilson, train driver Director, Ernest B Finch Special Delivery Messengers-oscar R Gere, Jesse B Copeland Department of Physical Education Director, Laurence S Hill POST OFFICES IN TOMPKINS COUNTY Department of Music (Money Order Offices in Bold Type) Director, Victor LF Rebmann Office Township Brooktondale Caroline POST OFFICE Caroline Depot Caroline N Tioga c E Buffalo, Elwyn S Sloughter, Dryden Dryden postmaster; Louis M Burtt, asst postmaster; Etna Dryden Peter A McAllister, supt of mails; Francis J Freeville Dryden Kramer, Walter Carpenter, clerk in charge, Groton Groton asst supt of mails; Thomas E Solan, clerks: Ithaca Ithaca James T Powers, Harry Bullock, Leon Stark, Jacksonville Ulysses William J Hassan, Leon L Dickens, Mrs Mer­ Ludlowville Lansing tie M Kramer, FranK G Lounsbery, Roy R McLean Groton Grant, Robert B Grant, Farr A Stevens, Myers Lansing Eme!Y G Pew, Clayton L Cook, John J Sulli­ Newfield Newfield van./ James H McCarthy Jr; Elbert I Fitch, Slaterville Springs Caroline Donald W Card, Paul J Nazer, Joseph P Barr­ South Lansing Lansing on,William K Ravert, Clyde F Bullock, Rob­ Trumansburg Ulysses ert G Ware, Edward S Perko, John T Sco­ West Danby Danby field, Jesse E Young, Donald M Hughes; sub clerk Nelson M Stillwell CHURCHES AND CHURCH Clerk-Stenographer-Mrs A Louise Stevens SOCIETIES Carriers-Robert H Batterson, George A Baptist Harrington, Carl L Classen, Herbert Law­ First Baptist Church-DeWitt Park, Rev rence, Joel D Couch, Emmett R Campbell Alfred H Boutwell, pastor; Rev John Ray E Vandermark Luke P Keefe, Frank M DW Fetter, University pastor; Services Halladay, Harry C Morey, John T Seaman, of worship 11 am, Church School 10 a m, John C Powers, Raymond A Wheeler Paul Baptist Student Forum 4:45 pm, Prayer LaFrance, Marion R Coon, James Solan, Meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 James H Sheehan, Gordon Lang, Bernard A Tabernacle Baptist Church-Utica c E Rose, Robert W Roskelly, George H Kinne, Lincoln, Rev H Clifford Bristow pastor. Elmer C Testut, John P Hartnett; John J Services, church worship llam and 7:30 Murphy Ji, Edward J Moore Jr, sub city pm, Bible School 10 a m, Young Peoples carriers, Donald C Riker, Charles A Sruka meetings 6:30 pm, Prayer Meeting Wed­ John P Redding, Anthony Mazza, Harold A nesday 7:30 pm Smith Rural Delivery Carriers-5, Glenn Palmer; Catholic (Roman) 2, Earl F Sharp; 3, George F Dorn; 4, Edward CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CON­ E Slights I, Walter S Pew (sub) CEPTION-N Geneva c W Seneca, Rev Custodian Force, US Public Building­ William Byrne, MR pastor Rev Vincent Floyd E Woodin, Henry W Murphy, Quimby Paul Collins, Rev L John Hedges and W Wilcox, Clifford H Green, laborers. Office Rev John T Walsh assista.nts; Masses on 26 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1947 r-::;;; --_. "'----' l£arrs in~ff~ce CareyJ

Sunday 7, 9, 10, 11 a m and 12 p m Bapt­ church SeC; Jennie L Mieras, organist; isms 3:15 pm Masses on Holy Days, 6, 7 director rdigious education Margaret 8,9, am 12:10 pm, Masses on 1st Fri 7, LeSourd. Sunday services at 11 a m and 7:30 and 8 a m, weekdays 7 and 7:30 a m, 7:30 p m, Church School 10 a m, AJ see p56 King supt. Methodist, Youth Fellow­ IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL­ ship meets Sunday evening 5:30 and 6 318-320 W Buffalo, Prin, Sister Aidan pm and Wesley Foundation 4:45 p m in church basement Women's Society of Christian Science Christian Service meets 1st Fri each First Church of Christ Scientist-Cascadilla month midweek worship 6 p m Wednes­ Park c University av, W Eugene Dennis, day first reader. Services Sunday at 11 a m State Strcet Methodist Church-304 W State and Wednesday at 8 p m, Sunday School c N Albany, Rev Barl A Noyes pastor. 9:45 a m and 11 a m. Reading room, Scrvi.ccs at 11 am, Sunday School 10 am Bessie S Johnson librarian, 420 Savings Parsonage 119 Fayette Bank Bldg, open daily except Sunday and Forest Home Methodist Church-Forest legal holidays from 11 a m to 4 p m Home dr, RD2 Rev Howard A Alsdorf pastor. Sunday School at 10 a m morn­ Christian and Missionary Alliance Gospel ing service 11 a m and college group 5:30 Tabernacle pm 506 N Plain, Rev Franklin C Heiser pastor. Free Methodist-443 N Tioga Pastor Rev Services, morning worship 11 a m and William C Roberts. Sunday School 10 7:30 p m, Sunday School 10 a m mId­ a m, preaching serv!ce 11 a m, Sunday week prayer service Wednesday 7 :30 p ro, evening services 7:45 p m Wed prayer Young People's Assn Sunday 6:30 p m meeting 7:45 p m St James Alfrican Methodist Episcopa Zion Congregational Church-116 Cleveland av, Rev E 0 First Congregational Church-W Seneca c N Clarke pastor. Services at 11 a m and Geneva, Pastor and University pastor, 8 p m, Sunday School at 9:45 a m mid­ Rev Edward L Christie. Morning ser­ week service Fri, 8 p m Christian End­ vices at 11 am and Chu 'ch School 9:45 evor meeting at 6 p m Sunday a m, Students' and Senior Young People's Calvary Baptist Church-507 N Albany, Rev Society, supper and service 5:45 I? rr;-, Benjamin H Payne, pastor. Servies 11 High School Young people 7 p m, Kmg s a m and 8 p m, Sunday School 10:00 a m, Daughters fornightly Wed Reading Club prayer meeting Wed 8 p m, BYPU 7-8 meets 1st and 3rd Mon evenings p m Sunday Episcopal Calvary Full Gospel Church-521?s S ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH-210 Meadow Rev GW Risner pastor. Serv­ N Cayuga, Rev R('ginald E Charles, rec­ ice Sunday 11 a m Sunday School 10 a m tor. Sunday services at 8 and 11 a m. Church School Service and classes for Presbyterian upp<"rgradesat 9:30 a m Primary School FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-De­ at 11 a m. Service for Holy Days and at Witt Park, Rev Walter A Dodds,pastor special seasons as announced, see p 58 Rev Alfred L Klapr Univ<"rsity pasto, Rev Frederick W Allen, Minister of Edu­ Hebrew cation; Sec, Aili E Hokkanen. Church Beth El Temple of Ithaca-E Court c N Tioga School 9 :45 a m, Morning worship 11 a m, rabbi, Rev Luipold Wallack High School Fellowship 6:15 p m West­ Hillel Foundation, Jewish students' organiza­ minster Student Society 5:30 p m,Church tion, Rabbi Louis Schatz dir Night meetings Wed 6:30 p m, Boy Scout Troop Fri 7:30 p m, s<"e p 57 Lutheran Lutheran Church-109 Oak av Rev John J Quaker Sardeson pastor. Servicps 9:45 a m and Society of Friends (Quaker) CU, Joshua Cope 11 am, Sunday School 9:45 a m, Women's clk. Meets thruout year at the .library auxiliary l1wets 1st W('dnesday 2:30 p m, of Barnes Hall at 11 a m Sunday Women's Missionary Society 3rt.l Wed 3 p m Service Guild 3rd Mon 7:30 p m Unitarian co-operative play school Monday through First Unitarian Church-N Aurora c E Buffa­ Friday 8:30 to 12 lo, pastor, Rev Ralph N Helverson. Sf'rviccs Junior Church 10 a m, Adult Methodist Discussion Forum 10 a m, Service of First Methodist Church-N Aurora c E Court worship with sermon 11 a m, American Rev Henry G Budd, pastor; Rev Allen Unitarian Youth 6 p m, Women's C Best, minist<"! to students; Louise Wal­ Alliance 1st Fri f'ach month, Reading lace, director of music; Phylis I Price Circle 3rd Tues, Men's Club on notice 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORY-1947 27 S~Clti~()~()ILI~""C~S!:l Quality 162 E. STATE ST. DIAL 2698 Jewelers Unity Center of Practical Christianity Rev Beatrice H Whipps pastor. Services Monday 3 and 8 p m, 113 S Cayuga . Salvation Army Salvation Army-121 W State, Capt and Mrs Cecil Hodgson officers in charge. Serv­ ices Sunday, Holiness Meeting 10:30 a m and 8 p m and SS 11 :30 a m, Girl Guards Fri 7:30 p m Music classes Tues 7 p m, Band Practice Wed 8 p m, Bible classes Wed 7 p m Services Tues, Thurs, Sat 8 pm Women's League Fri 7:30 p m Hand­ craft classes, Tues 4 p m Ithaca-Unity Center Be~t.-ice H Whipps minister 113 S Cayuga Latter Day Saints Church-Services Sunday 9:30 Sacrament and Fast meeting first Sunday of month Library at Barnes Hall MISSIONS Beebe Community Chapel-Ill Cliff, Chas B Van Buren, supt Sunday School 10:30 am, Vespers 4 p m, December to May; 7:30 p m, June to Nov; prayer meeting 7:30 p m Thursday Light House Church of Jesus-Elder John ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS, FRATERNAL Gumba pastor Services Sunday 12:30 pm SOCIETIES, PATRIOTIC, RELIGIOUS 411 SPlain SOCIAL AND WELFARE ORGANIZA- TIONS,ETC CEMETERIES American Association of University Women, Asbury Cemetery Association-Tripham- Ithaca branch-Pies, Anne Wilson mer Rd, sec Burr Smith rpc sec, Jane Stoutenberg; cor sec, Ruth Calvary Cemetery-Floral av byd limits Voss; treas, Mrs AW Gibson. Meets City Cemetery-133 University av monthly at AuditoriuII1 Van Renss:olaer East Lawn Cemetery Association-Mit­ Hall chell ext Granger M Northrop supt American Legion-See Veteran Military Or­ Hayt's Cemetery-Hayts rd, Victor Jenks ganizations pres Raymond Frear sec-treas Inlet Valley Cemetery-Spencei rd, RD5 American Red Cross Headquarters, Tomp­ Kings Cemetery-C F Dcnny, sexton RD4 kins County Chaper-20l W Clinton, Lake View Cemetery (Inc) Cemetery Lake Chr Prof GE Peabody; v-chr, Mrs Fred rd, pres-sec-trEas G Louis Cook; Daniel M L Brown Jr; SEC, Eugenia Van Cleef; Churchill supt treas, Paul Bradford; home service sec, Mt Olivet RC Ccmetery-968 EState Mrs FR Hartsock. Meets 3rd Tues Pleasant Grove Cemetery-Kline rd, RD2 each month at 4:30 p m caretaker Eska J Shaff Sec-treas Mrs Frank: BENEVOLENT PROTECTIVE ORDER OF Hanshaw ELKS, Ithaca Lodge No 636-ER, George A BlEan sec, Erford C Collier' HOSPITALS treas William J Hamilton. Meets 2nd TOMPKINS COUNTY MEMORIAL and 4th Mon 8 p m at Elks Lodge, 135 HOSPITAL--S Quarry, pres, James Rice; W State, See p 64 v-pres, Roland G Fowler treas Charles E Beth El Temple of Ithaca-Pres, Mo,:s L Dykes sec Frederick B Bryant, see p 107 Garmise treas, Gabriel N Meckenberg; Hermann M Biggs Memorial Hospital­ sec Maury Wallace. Meets 1st Wed of T:rumansburg rd, RD3, N Stanley Lincoln, month at Temple at 8 p m dlr (NYS Dept Health) div of Tuberculosis for Cay:uga Cortland Schuyler, Seneca, Tioga Beth El Temple of Ithaca, Sisterhood of Tompkms, Wayne and Yates Counties Temple Beth El-Pres, Mrs Haskell Reconstruction Home Inc for Infantile Davidson; tn'as, Mrs Hyman Karch; sec, Paralysis-318 S Albany, pres Samuel L Mrs Morris Shulman. Meets 1st Wed at Boothroyd v-pres Mrs L WSullivan; sec ES the Temple Guthrie; treas William H Burns. Me~tings Daughters of IB POE, Cayuga Chapter No 3rd Wed 7:45 p m 54-DR, Josephine Shelby; fin sec Helen Jones treas, Sarah Melton cor sec, Eva LmRARIES Melton. Meets 2nd and 4th Tues 8 p m CORNELL LmRARY ASSOCIATION, N Elks Hall 28 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947 New Linden Garage Modem Lubrication 227-231 LINDEN AVE. DIAL 2064 by Skilled Mechanics Boy Scouts of America, Louis Agassiz Fuertes Forest Home Sewing Club-Pres, Mrs Alice Council-Pr,s, Cad W Vail; treas, M Mitchell; sec, Louise Post; treas, Sara C Lyle Holmes; scout eX'2C and exec sec, Knox. Meets every other Thurs 3 p m Winslow F Ak'r; scout com, Maurice C at homes of memb"rs Bond 121 E S"neca (406) Forest Home Embroidery Club-Pres, Mrs Camp Fire Girls, Ithaca Council-Chairman Martha Hertel; sec, Mrs H;Ida Brunk. Mrs AB Cornelius tr"as, Mrs Dora De­ Meetsevery other Tues at 3 p m at hO!Iles Pew EX,'C SeC, Mrs Harry E Beasley. of members Office hours daily Mon Thru Fri 9 a m to Forest Home Improvement Association­ 1 pm Pr.::s, JP Hertk; v-pr.cs KL Washbu....n; Catholic Daughters of America, Court Santa SEe KC Bullock Maris No 240--G R"gcnt, Mrs Margaret FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, Ithaca Goodspeed; fin S(C Hd· n Farley; hist­ Aerie No 1253-Pres, Harlan B Brown; orian :Marie Senecal; tr"as, Mrs MaryC sec, Ray Barber; tr,::as, Clayton Cook. Finneran. M'xts 1st Tucs 8 p m at K Meets every Mon 8 p m 330 E State, see of C Home p 65 Child Study Club-Pr.:s, Mrs RL Webster; Garden Club of Ithaca-Pres, Mrs AM Good­ v-prES Mrs HS Brown S"'C, Mrs, CK man sec, Mrs Norman Moore; treas John Bollock treas Mrs JM Ketchem. Meets P Young. Meets monthly except July, 2nd Thurs 2:30 p m at homes of members August and Sept City Federation of Women's Organizations­ Girl Scouts Inc Ithaca Council-Com, Mrs; Pres, Mrs AL Winsor; sec, Mrs CN WJ Bates s"c, Mrs George F Rogalsky Stark; tITas, Mrs Charlotte Bush. Meets treas, Mrs William H Burns; exec sec, 2nd Fri each month at Women's Com­ BettyTaylor, office 108 W Seneca. Meets munity Bldg 2nd Tues 9:30 a m Girl Scout Head­ Cornell Alumni Association-Gen Sec, Em­ quarters mett J Murphy, Warren rd Grand Army of the Republic-See Veteran Cornell Club of Ithaca-Gen sec Ernest J Military Organizations Murphy. Meets annually at time and Improved Benevolent Protective Order of place fixed by exec committee Elks of the World-Forest City Lodge Cornell United Religous Work-Executive dir 180--E R Richard Melton; sec, Henry William W MEndenhall, Barnes Hall, CU VanHorn; trcas, Charles V Hayden. Cornell Women'§ Club-Pres, Mrs Chilion Meets 2nd and 4th Tues 8 p m at 119 S Sadd; sec Mrs Gerald SHook; treas, Tioga Norma Kenfield. Meets at call of pres Independent Order of Odd Fellows-Canton Council of Social Agencies-Chr, Dr Ray­ Ithaca No 58--Capt, Floyd E Andrews; mond D Fear; sec-treas, Mrs Edith H lieut Elmer Alvord elk, Earl G Alexand­ Siegfried Meets3rdFri4 p m at YMCA er Meets 1st and 3rd Mon 8 p m Odd Country Club of Ithaca-Pres, Robert L Fellows Temple Causer v-pres, Thomas F Rowe; sec, Iroquois Encampment No 16--Scribe, MC Mathice treas Elmer G Henshaw, Howard D Snydr>r; treas, George A Har­ Clubhouse 159 Triphammer rd, Cayuga rington. Meets 2nd and 4th Mon at Heights. Meets annually 2nd each Dec 7:30 p m at I 0 0 F Temple 8pm Ladies Patriarchs Militant No 10--Pres. Daughters of American Revolution-See Vet­ Mildred Seott v-pres Bordenet Hagle; eran Military Organizations treas Mrs Vera Lyme; rec sec, Marion Thompson. Meets 1st and 3rd Mon of DeWitt Historical Society of Tompkins Coun­ each month at 8 p m at Odd Fellows ty-Prps, D Boardman Lee; trl."as Ralph Temple C Smith; curator, Mrs Ndlie T Smelz.:r; Ithaca Lodge No 71-NG, AJ Van Bu.-en; cor spc, Robert V Morse, County Court RS, Harold Clough (Va·rna); FS, Elmer House (10). Open Thurs 10 a m to 5 p m Alvord; treas, George' Harrington. Meets East Lawn Cemetery Assn-Pres. Carl Cran­ every Fri at Odd Fellows Temple at dall; v-prps, Mrs Morgan P Bacon; sec, 8:00 p m Allan H Tro>man; trr-as, Floyd H Spring­ Hawthorn Rebekah Lodge No 163-NG, er, office 109 N Tioga. Meets annually M's Ethel Ferris; VG, M's Irene Davis 2nd Tues in June rec sec, Margue"-ite Legge; fin sec, Mary }family Society of Ithaca Inc-Pres Henry J E Bool; treas, Mrs Nellie Wright. Meets Shir,:y; v-prr>s Armand Adams; sec, Mrs 2nd and 4th Tues 8 p m at Odd Fellows Evplyn Flack; tr,eas, Paul Brainard; exec Temple sec Mrs Fran H Brown, 201 W Clinton Holy City Shrinpr, Worthy High Priestes Finger Lakes Kennel Club (Inc)-Pres Ora Laura S Morgan; Watchman of Shep­ Smith; sec, Mrs Ora L Smith; trms, Mrs hNds, Smith D Wright; sec, Rachael Donald Lovejoy. Mppts 2nd Wpd of Hanshaw; tr·'as, Blsiro Newman. Meet­ each !Ilonth 8 p !Il at Alhambra Grill ings 4th of everV month 29 PeriodicaIs Subscriptions

Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Home and Or­ Ithaca Philatelic Society-Pres, Casper Cott­ phanage State NY-Pres, Arthur G rell; v-pres, John Lychalk; sec, Louis Adams; sec, Cecil S McConnell, Massena; Rittenhouse; treas, Paul Patten. Meets treas, Shirland H Bouton, Binghamton; every Mon at YMCA v-pres, Frederick ,G Davis, Elmira; supt, Ithaca Police Benevolent Association-Pres, Charles A Long; matron Alice M Long RC Wilkinson; sec-treas, Smith D ITHACA AUTOMOBILE CLUB THE--Pres, Wright. Meetings on call of president Donald W~Card, sec, Marian U Klein, Ithaca Teachers Club-Pres, Mrs Flora M 210 N Aurora White; sec, Marjorie C Smith; treas, Ithaca Automobile Dealers Association­ Lucile Brinsmaid. Meets on call Foster Pres, Fred Brown; sec-treas, John L Hall, Senior High School Button. Meets 1st Fri 12:00 noon Al­ Ithaca Women's Club-Pres, Mrs A Leon hambra Grill Winsor; rec sec, Mrs TE Milliman; treas ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,­ Mrs HW Davenport. Meets alternate Pres, Howard A Thomas, 1st v-pres, Mondays from Oct 1st to May at 3 p m Arthur S Adams, sec, Ralph C Smith, at Masonic Temple treas, Clifford A Allanson, see p 8 Ithaca Yacht Club-Commodore, BK Hough Ithaca Chess Club-8ec-treas John Illencsik. v-commodore, Charles Windig; sec, WA Meets Thurs at 8 p m YMCA Dillong-r; treas, Walter Gee. Meets 7 Ithaca Children's Home Association-Pres pm Wed Mrs Carolyn Williams; cor sec, Mrs M Kiwanis Club of Ithaca-Pres, L Nelson W Sampson; treas, Mrs Matt Herson. Simmons; v-ple6, Robert E Terwillegar; Board meets 3rd Mon each month 3 p m sec, HL Cosline; treas, Royden H Louns­ at the home 518 W Seneca bery. Meets Ithaca Hotel every Thurs Ithaca City Ministerial Association-Pres, at 12:10 p m Rev Earl A Noyes; v-pres, Rev John Knights of Columbus, Ithaca Council No Sardeson, sec-treas Rev HC Bristow 277-Rec sec, Luke P Keefe; fin sec, ITHACA COMMUNITY CHEST-Pres, TB Thomas E Solan. Meets 2nd and 4th Maxfield; 1st v-pres, Daniel Clark; 2nd Thurs at 8:15 p m in K of C Home v-pres, Mrs Evelyn Flack; treas, Hugh Knights of Pythias, Cascadilla Lodge No 89­ CosI~ne; exec v-pres T Merrell Shipherd; CC, George L Wright; sec, Paul Van sec, Mrs Barbara Brock office 210 N Ostrand; fin sec, Donald 0 Grover. Aurora Meets each Wed - pm Lodge Rooms, Ithaca Community Service Council for Young 217 State Adults-Chr, Antonio Zaharis; Ist-v-chr PythianSisters,Cayuga TempleNo 69-PC, Lenora Sacculli; treas, Josephine Fioren­ Lydia Harvey; MEC, Mrs Bessie Hop­ tino; rec sec, Malfisa Paolangeli; cor sec, kins; M of F, Mrs Gladys Allen MR&C, Lillian Capoyrassi; adult counsellor Mrs Hazel B Godfrey. Meets 2nd and George White, Meets YMCA 1st Tues 4th Mon at K of P Hall 217 W State 8 every month 7:30 p m pm Ithaca Contract Club-Pres, Kenneth W Has­ brouck; v-pres, Lou M Cogan; sec-treas League of Women Voters, TompKins County Mrs LT Hammond. Meets every Mon Chapter 502-Pres, Mrs Wilson B Gragg 7:45 p m at 405 N Geneva sec Mrs John E Paige; treas, Mrs Charles Ithaca Enterprises Inc-Pres, Don Price; I Weir Jr. Meets last Tues, each month v-pres, Henry A Carey; treas, Earle W at Women's Community Bldg DeMotte; sec, John Burns. No stated LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Ithaca Chap­ time and place of meeting ter No 666--Governor, Robert.n Pearson Ithaca Exchange Club-Pres, Paul McKeegan sec, Eugene Hall; treas, Lawrence Ken­ sec-treas, James E Matthews. Meets nedy. Meets Tues 8 p m, 134 W State, every Tues at Ithaca Hotel 12:15 pm see p 66 Ithaca Firemen's Association-Pres Herbert Women of the Moose, Auxiliary Ithaca McGraw, v-pres, Onnie Westerlund; Chapter No 592--Sr regent, Mrs Alice M treas, Donald J Bennett, sec, Lloyd B Whiting; recorder Helena Sincebaugh; EJis. Meets 1st Mon at the Fire Station treas, Mrs Evelyn Benjamin. Meets Ithaca Gun Club-Pres, Peter Bush; sec, 1st and 3rd Mon Moose Hall, 134 W John H Post; treas, Frederick P Hoch. State Meets on call MACCABEES, Edison Tent-Hive No 938­ Itha.ca Junior Chamber of Commerce-Pres State officers, Willard M Kent state mgr Charles E Dykes; v-pres, EC Pearl; sec, com, Mrs Mary Greene, lieut com, David Robert 0 Williams; treas, Lindley Kent. MerKle; record keeper, Mrs Nancy Lang. Meets last Tues of each month 8:30 pm Meets 1st and 3rd Thurs Military Hall at GLF Bldg at 8p m 30 1947-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1947 w. A. MUNSEY ~~§~ DIAL AND FOREST HOME ITHACA, N. Y. UPHOLSTERED 2006 Ithaca Tent No 313-Com, Harold E Simp­ treas, Mrs Blanche Drake. Meets every son; ree kpr-treas, Gabriel N MeeKen­ Tues 2:30 p m Masonic Temple berg; Needlecraft Club of Eastern Star-Pres, Masonic, Eagle Chapter No 58, RA M­ Mrs Josephine Adams; sec Mrs Ann EHP, Donald A Yontz; scribe, HC Smith; treas M,s Frank Mixner. Meets Thome; sec, Henry C Thome; treas, LD 1st and 3rd Wed 2:00 p m at Masonic Rittenhouse Regular convocations 2nd Temple and 4th Tues at Masonic Temple Order of Amaranth, Odana Court No 47­ Fidelity Lodge No 51, F & A M-WM, RM, Mrs Pearle Notris; sec, Mrs G'oorgia Charles E Harrison; sec, WE Gelder; S Moore; treas, Mrs Martha Pratt. treas. Reginald R Lumbard. .Regular Stated meetings 3rd Mon 7:45 p m at communications 1st and 3rd Tues 7:30 Masonic Temple p m at new Masonic Temple. Annual Military Organizations, Reservice Officers 1st Tues in December Training Corps-Cornell University, prof Hobasco Lodge No 716 F & A M-WM military science and tactics, Col Ralph Charles E HookS; see Clarence C Squier Hospital treas Charles W MarkS. Regular com­ Military and Patriotic Organizations-See munications 2nd and 4th Thurs 7:30 pm Veteran Military Organizations at Masonic Temple Old Ladies' Home, The Ladies Union Benev­ Ithaca Masonic Club-Pres, Harold R olent Society-Pres, JH Chandler; sec, Carlyon; see, Walter R Hankinson; Mrs Charles Newman; treas John P treas A Chester Sarsfield. Meets 2nd Young; matron, Mrs Lucy T Bur­ Wed of month 7:30 p m at Masonic dick, 514 S Aurora Temple PE 0 Sisterhood Chapter I, New York-Pres, Ithaca Council, Princes of J,"rusalem-SP Mrs Elsie T Johnson; fec sec, Mrs Dor­ Donad E Noble; sec, Victor J Moore; othy C Salisbury; cor sec, Mrs Lucia H treas, William B Wilkinson. Meets 1st deKiewiet; treas, Mrs IrEne F Fogg. Mon at Masonic Temple, except July­ Meets 1st and 3rd Tues 8 p m at homes Aug and Sept of members Ithaca Lodge of Perfection, AAS R-T Rotary Club of Ithaca-Pres, Benj P Young; PM, Lester S Johnson; sec, Victor J v-pres Walter A Dodds; sec, Oliver Jones Moore; treas, Donald E Noble. Meet­ treas. G Louis Cook. Regular lunches ings 1st Mon ofeach month 8 p m at Wed 12:15 p m at Ithaca Hotel Masonic Temple except July and Aug Royal Arcanum, Forest City Council No 147 Ithaca Masonic Temple Corp-Pres, Ralph -Regent, Nestor F Smith; sec, Joseph F C Smith; sec, Ernest E Lynn; treas Sorace; collector, HafoldC Teeter; treas Frederic L Vaughn. Meets 2nd Mon Charles Van Derkar. Meets 1st and each month 7:30 p m at Masonic Temple 3rd Thurs 8 p m at Sent'ca Bldg (101) Masonic Relief Assn-Pres, Fred Hartsock; Social Service League of Ithaca-Pres, treas Henry C Thorne. Meets annually Lawrence H MacDaniels; treas, Thomas last Monday in October at Masonic Hammonds; sec, Mrs RH Wagner. Temple Meets West Side House, 920 IV Buffalo St Augustine Commandery No 38, Knights Sons ~f Italy, Semprevisa Lodge 1146-Pres, Templar-Com, Albert J Weitz.4; rec, Alfredo Poolangeli; SEC, Giovacchino Donald A Yontz; treas, Frank P Bussell. Ciaschi; treas Domenico Campagria; fin Regular conclaves 1st and 3rd Thurs at sec, Angelo Bontempi. Meets 1st and 7:30 p m Masonic Temple 3rd Fri 7:30 p m 102 W State Tompkins County Shrine Assn-Sec-trpas Reginald R Lumbard. Mlvts 1st Fri South Side Community Center, N"gro Com­ of each month 12:15 p m at Ithaca Hotel munity Hous,' 303-305 S Plain. Pres Masonic Associated, Amaranth Thimble Mrs GA Galvin; tn'as, Paul Bradford, Club-Pres, Mrs Nettie Rottman; sec, director Frederick J Franklin. Board Mrs Ruth Judson; treas, Mrs Vera C of managers meets 3rd Tues at 9 p m. Brigham. Me",ts 2nd Fri 2:30 p m at Community House office open 10:30 am homes of members to 5:30 p m, activity hours 3:30 p m to Balbec Grotto M 0 V PER-Monarch, 10pm Donald D Carpenter; sec,Irving Z Moore, Savage Club of Ithaca The-Pres, TnLman K treas, Glen Finney. Meets 2nd Fri at Powers; sec Sheldon Smith; treas, Elmer Masonic rooms 7:30 p m S Phillips; steward George S Butts. Forest City Chapter No 436, OE8-WM, Meetings 113 E Green on call Mrs Eloise T Hadlock; spc, Mrs Stella Tompkins County Agricultural and Horti­ n'an; treas, Mrs Ma;tha D Pratt. cultural Society-Pres, Richard M Put­ Meds 2nd and 4th Mon 8 pm in Masonic ney sec, L,'on C Rothermich, Enfield; Temple tn-as, Louis W Sullivan. Meets month­ Masonic Ladies Club-Pn,s Mrs Edith ly by appointment and annually in Dec­ Mandeville; sec, Mrs George Coons; ember 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1947 31 & INSURANCE HOWELL. STEVENS Personal and Property w. T. STEVENS Dial 2600 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG Tompkins County Bar Association-Pres, GAR, Ladies of the GAR, Gen William R(:xford R Chat~rton; v-pres, Norman Glenny Circle No 44--Pres, Mrs Harriett G Stagg; sec, Myer Karp, treas Michael E Slaight; treas, Betty Skinner; sec, LoPinto, office Savings Bank Bldg (312) Mrs Ethel B Murray. Meets 8 pm 3rd Tompkins County 4H Club Council-Pres, Thurs at Odd Fellows Temple David Barnes; v-pres, Roger Gleason Harry A Holley Detachment Marine Corps (Groton) s,~c Theresa O'Connell, Tru­ -League Com, HL Ellsworth; v-com, mansburg; tfeas Robert Jenks NR Reese; adj Douglas S Catchim. Tompkins County Medical Society-Pres, Meets 3rd Wed VFW Rooms at 8 p m Dr HW Fcrris; v-pres Dr CS Wallace; Sons of U,hion Veterans, DW Burdick 5'·c-trcas, Dr Richmond Douglas. Meets Camp No 4D-Com, LeRoy Howland; 3rd Tues Feb, March, May, Sept, Nov sec, Leland B Clark; treas, WA French. and Dec 8:30 p m at Tompkins County Meets 3rd Tuesday8p m at Military Hall Memorial Hospital Veterans of Foreign Wars, Finger Lakes Tompkins Memorial Hospital Women's Post No 961-Com, Daniel J Gallagher Auxiliary-Pres, Mrs Edward F Hall; ad) AP Quinn; QM Thomas P Leary. sec, Mrs TB Maxfield; treas, Mrs C 0 Meets every 2nd and 4th Wed 8 pm 602 Mackey. Meets annually at members W State homes Veteran Volunteer Fireman's Association­ Tompkills County Tuberculosis and Public Pres, John Leachtneau_er; sec, Harold F Health Assn-Pres, Sydney W Landon; Thompson; treas, Nelson A Savercool. v-pres, John P Hertel Forest Home; Meets 3rd Mon each month 134 EState treas, Frank M Scales; exec-sec Mrs Women's Benefit Association Review No Karl R Harris; sec, Ruth Geer. Meet­ 369-Pres, Ethel Boyer; rec sec, Mrs Jane ings when called by president at office Miles; fin sec, Mrs Mary DaBall; treas 101 N Cayuga Mrs Marguerite Gregg. Meets 2nd Townsend Club The No i-Pres, Frank L and 4th Thurs Military Hall Baker; sec-treas, Fred Livingston. Meets Women's Relief Corps, Truesdell Corps No 2nd and 4th Tues at 8 p m Military Hall 61-Pres, Mrs Bessie Hopkins; sec, Mrs United Commercial Travelers, Ithaca Council Helen Johnson; treas, Mrs Malvina No 391--8enior counselor, Charles L Brown. Meets 2nd and 4th Wed Mili­ Fulkerson; sec-treas, Wallace E Moyer. tary Hall Meets 2nd Sat each month 8 p m various Women's Christian Temperance Union, City places Union-Pres, Mrs David Bailey; cor Veteran Military Organizations, American sec, William B Whitney; rec sec, Mrs Legion Post No 221-Com, Paul W Paul Thayer; treas, Mrs C I Swayze. Blanchard; adjt, Charles Brinkerhoff Meets 2nd and 4th Thurs 3 p m at Meets 2nd Tues each month 8 p m at 415 Community Bldg Stewart av Women's Christian Temperance Union, American Legion Auxiliary Post No 221­ County Union-Pres, Mrs Clayton I pres, Mrs Leonard Miscall; treas Mrs Swayze; cor sec, Mrs Minnie Bailey, Mildred Watkins; sec, Mrs Ruth Blan­ Dryden; rec sec, Mrs Harley Hill; treas chard. Meets 2nd Tues each month 8 Mrs Harriet Calwell. No stated meet­ p m at Legion Home 415 Stewart av ings American Veterans Committee Ithaca Women's Community Building-202 N Cayu­ Chapter-Chr, F Clifton White; VC, ga c Seneca. Tel 2103 Opened Jan 11, John P Roche; sec, Mrs Priscilla Barnum 1921, center for social, educational, rec­ treas, Edgar Lehrman. Meets Goldwin reational and welfare activities of women Smith Hall andgirls of Ithaca and Tompkins County Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans of Rooms for employed girls and transients. Civil War No 12-Major DW Burdish Headquarters of Federated Women's Camp No 40 pres, Mrs Sarah Wilkinson; Organizations. Building open at all treas, Ethel Brockway; Sec, Mrs Anne times. Mrs AL Winsor, pres; Mrs CN Davis. Meets 2nd and 4th Fri at Mili­ Stark rec sec; Mrs Charlotte Bush, treas; tary Hall Mrs Ina W Roberts, exec sec Daughters of American Revolution, Cay­ Women's International League for Peace a nd uga Chapter-Regent Mrs Harry Os­ Freedom-Pres, Mrs HA Freeman; born; cor sec, Caroline Parrott; rec sec, treas, Mary L Westgate. Meets Women's Mrs Roy A Park; treas, Mrs Salem Community Bldg Twist. Meets 1st Tues each month 3 YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA­ p m, homes of members TION-Pres, John L Burgan; v-pres ·DaugMers of Union Veterans, Julia Dent Leslie B Townsend; rec sec, James A GTant Tent No 17-Pres, Mrs Bertha Lacy; gen sec, Elmer F Blomgren; treas, Snyder; Sec, Margaret Menzies; treas, M Lyle Holmes. Meets 3rd Fri monthly Ethel Murray. Meets 1st and 3rd Wed except Julj and Aug, 202 E Buffalo, see 8 p m at Military Hall p 59 32-38 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORY-1947 Freight Handling-Car Unloading-Crating-Moving-Storage 704 WEST BUFFALO STREET STUDENT TRANSFER DIAL 95915 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY FREIGHT SERVICE D. L. & W. JL JL Young Women's Community Club-Pres International Alliance Stage Employee. Mrs Irene Rumsey; treas, Ezaleah Cook; and Motion Picture Operators, Local sec, Oliva Brown. Meets 1st Tues of No 377-Stephen J Klinko bus agt. month Women's Community Bldg at Meets 1st Sun of month at Trades As­ 6:30 pm sembly Hall Young Women's Hospital Aid-Pres Mrs International Association of Machinist, Charles E Dykas; treas, Ruth Sears; sec, Local No 1607-Pres, Donald J O'­ Mrs Louise Dedlow. Meets 1st Tues Connor; rec sec, Be;yl Lynch; fin sec, each month at Women's Community Ma,'y Jo Wolak; bus rep Wilson Walker Bldg 8p m Meets 3rd Sat of month at 319 E &:neca Zonta Club-Pres, Mrs Gladys Houghton; International Brotherhood of Elect;ical sec Mrs Thelma Harrington; treas, Workers, Local Union No 241-P,-es, Marion Bulkley. Meets 1st Thurs 6:30 Arthur Selover; fin sec, Levi Bacon; bus p m at Ithaca Hotel mgr LW Upper. Meets 1st Wed 136 B Labor Organizations-American Federation State of Musicians, Local No 132-Pres, Lee Ithaca Building Trades Council-Pres, Lloyd E Smail; sec Edward J Moore Jr; treas, Upper; sec-treas, Robert J Meldrum; Joseph RaeUia. Meets 1st Sun every bus rep, Frank Dunkle. Meets 2nd three months Ithaca Hotel and 4th Tues 8 p m 136 EState American Federation of Post Office Clerks, Ithaca Paid Firemen's Association, Local Local No 1151-Pres, William J Hoffan; No 737-Pres, Herbert McGraw, 220 W sec-treas, Clyde F Bullock. Meets Li,ncoln; v-pres, Annie Westerlund, 136 monthly last Sat 8 p m, Women's Com­ E Spencer; sec, Donald J Bennett, 114 munity Bldg Aubu.cn; treas, Lloyd Ellis, 601 N Cay­ American Federation of Teachers, Local uga No 60S-Pres, L Guttman; v-pres, prof Ithaca Typographical Union No 379­ FS Freeman; treas, EJ Goltz; sec, T Pres, Ellis W Brown; sec-treas, Samuel Gilman. Meets 3rd Tues 8 p m Bard­ Cloyes. Meets last Sat each month at man Hall State Theat,-e Bldg 7 P m Barbers International Union No 481­ Journeymen Plumbers, Steam and Gas Pres, Floyd A Bailey; sec-treas, Oscar J Fitters International Union No 109­ Wood. Meets 4th Tues 7:30 p m at 310 Pres, PhilipChiap"pone, Slaterville; fin N Cayuga sec, John J Keefe; rec sec-treas, Morgan Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers In­ W Thompson. Meets 2nd and 4th Mon ternational Union Local No 17-Pres, at Trade Assembly Hall Joseph M Sullivan; cor sec, John T Mc­ National Association of Letter Carriers, Carthy; treas, RObt Meldrune. Meets Branch 299--Pres, Edward J Moore ]r 2nd and 4th Wed 8 p m, 104 W State treas, Raymond A Wheeler; fin sec, Carpenters, Union Local No 60S-Pres, Donald Ricker. Meets 2nd Wed 5 p m Thomas M Unduhill, RD 2; rec sec, at 418 Hudson Fabian Murphy; fin sec-bus agt, Reu­ Painters, Decorators and Pape; Hangers ben N Snyd"r; tI"<'as Ben L House. Union, No 178-,Pres, Theodore Carpen­ Meets 1st and 3rd Fri at 7:30 p m at ter; rec sec, Harland E Clark; fin sec, Odd Fellows Temple Charles H Ricker; treas and bus agr Leonard Hunter. Meets 2nd and 4th Central Labor Union-Pres, John J Bese­ Thursat 8 p m Build~ng Trades Assembly mer; s"'c, Carl H Golden. Meets 1st Hall and 3rd Mon 134 EState Women's Auxiliary, No 150 to Ithaca Typo­ Electric Utility Work"rs, Local No 961­ graphical U~on, No 379-Pres, Floyd I Pres, F Preston Meddaugh, T."UII1lUls­ Ferris; sec-treas, Mrs Vernon P McCray. burg; rec-sec, Charles C Wright; treas, Meets 2nd Tues of each month 7:30 pm Charles Wyskocil, fin sec JB Chapman. at homes of members Meets 2nd Fri 309 E Seneca at 8 p m COURTS Chauff",urs Teamste;s Local 65, pres George (See page 97) F Hart sec-treas Harvey Baker,meets Surrogate Court, see page 97 last Sunday monthly 10 a m 134 EState Cornell Univers·;ty Employes Union Local UNITED STATES GOVERNMElfT No 296-Pres Louis A Humphrey; sec­ (See page 97) treas, Adolphus C Hailstock S,-; rec sec, Finger Lakes States Parks Commission, 111 Sally Hellf'r, bus agt, James E Kinney. N Tioga-Chairman, Eugene C Dono­ Meets Building Trades Assembly van; v-chr, Dr Allen W Booth; treas, Hodcarners and Common Laborers, Local Carl Crandall; asst src, H Eugene Sisson No 589, IBT C-Pres, Carl Ribble; sec engineer, Carl Crandall; landscape sec, Joseph Rogers; treas Gilbert Dean, architect and supt, Herbert M Blanche; Meet 1st and 3rd Fridays monthly 8 p m commissioner, Louis P Smith PUBLISHERS NOTICE HlJ7-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1947 39

PUBLISHERS' NOTICE

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The following pages are devoted to the detailed information regarding Ithaca's Institutions, Industries, Hotels, Mercantile Establishments, Garages, Churches, Fraternal and Civic Or­ ganizations, Public Utilities, Service Organizations, Dining Places, Amusement Places, Etc., the purpose of which is to serve the interests of Ithaca whenever the Directory is consulted.

In selecting information from these pages it must be realized that the announcements are direct from the institutions them­ selves, and therefore official. However, the publishers have reserved the right to reject all misleading statements as far as possible with the idea of making this Directory of the utmost service to all users. We sincerely believe that the statements of advertisers herein may be accepted without hesitation as ab­ solutely true. Hence this department must be regarded as the real information bureau of Ithaca.

Give your business to these concerns because they are pro­ gressive and believe in making it easy to get their service. When doing so tell them you found the information, and were led to them, through the pages of this Directory. In no other way can you repay the publishers for their efforts to serve you.

The publishers, H. A. Manning Company, have established at the Ithaca Chamber of Commerce, a Library of City Di­ rectories covering all this section of the United States, and the residents of and visitors to Ithaca are invited to use them FREE OF CHARGE.

Any errors or inaccuracies found in the following pages please call to the attention of the publishers for correction in succeeding edition.

H. A. MANNING CO. Publishers. AUTOMOBILES-AGENCIES 40 1947-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-19-l-7

Automobiles and Agencies ~ame of Car Dealer Address Tel. Page Buick J. G. Pritchard & Son 227 S. Cayuga 2396-2397 48 Cadillac Finney Motors 210 S. Cayuga 2088 45 Chevrolet College Chevrolet Co. 201-20.l E. Tompkins 2908 47 Chrysler Klrkup & Phillips 216-222 S. Cayuga 2754 front over DeSoto Erie J. Miller 209-215 S. Cayuga 2521 52 Dodge Brothers William T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top lines Ford Cayuga Motors Co. 123-127 E. Green 2341 43 Frazer Baldwin Motor Co. 602 W. Seneca 2965 49 Hudson H. C. T. Motor Co. 430 W. State 21lt top lines Kaiser Baldwin Motor Co. 602 W. Seneca 2965 49 Lincoln Cayuga Motors Co. 123-127 E. Green 2341 43 Mercury Cayuga Motors Co. 123-127 E. Green 2341 43 Nash Dan Ryan Auto Sales Inc. Elmira rd. 2252 53 Oldsmobile Finney Motors 210 S. Cayuga 2088 45 Packard Shepherd's 327-333 E. State 3407 46 Plymouth William T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top line. Plymouth Klrkup & Phillips 216-222 S. Cayuga 2754 front cover Plymouth Erie J. Miller 209-215 S. Cayuga 2521 52 Pontiac Economy Motor Sales 319 W. State 2618 51 Studebaker J. B. Lang Engine & Garage Co., Inc. 131-135 E. Green 2777 41 Wlllys Deal & Merrick Auto Exchange 402 S. Cayuga 2602 53

Batteries All State Sears Roebuck & Co. 201 S. Tioga 2779 back cover Atlas New Linden Garage 277-31 Linden avo 2054 top line. Atlas R. T. G. Esso Service Station 335 E. State 2872 42 Auto-Lite Wm. T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top lines Auto-Lite Shepherd's Automotive Service 327 E. State 3407 46 Delco­ J. G. Pritchard & Son 227 S. Cayuga 2396 48 Delco Forest City Plumbing Co. 332 E. State 2063 75 Delco College Chevrolet Co. Inc. 201-203 E. Tompkins 2908 47 Delco Lang's Garage 131-135 E. Green 2777 51 Exlde Tioga Auto Parts (distributors) 424 W. State 9777 51 Firestone Klrkup & Phillips 216 S. Cayuga 2754 front cover Firestone Tydol Service Station 800 W. State 3081 50 Firestone Baldwin Motor Co. 602 W. Seneca 2965 49 Ford Cayuga Motors Co. 123-127 E. Green 2341 43 Goodrich B. F. Goodrich Co. 102 W. State 3432 54 Goodyear Seneca St. Garage 309 E. Seneca 2481 44 Gulf Tunisons Gulf Service 436 W. State 2818 top lines Seiberling Finney Motors 210 S. Cayuga 2088 45 Seneca Baldwin Motor Co. 602 W. Seneca 2965 49 SUDoeo Barnetts Sunoeo Service 519 W. State 2876 54 U. S. Shepherd's Automotive Service 327 E. State 3407 46 Willard Andy Soyring 108 E. Clinton 2000 back cover Willard Marion Bros. Inc. 225 S. Cayuga 3826 54

Automobile Trucks, Tractors and Agencies

Chevrolet College Chevrolet Co. Inc. 201-203 E. Tompkins 2908 45 Dodge Brothers WlIliam T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top lines Ford Cayuga Motors Co. 123-127 E. Green 2341 4.l GMC Finney Motors 210 S. Cayuga 2088 45 Mack Shepherd's 327-333 E. State 3407 46 Studebaker Lan!t's Gara!te HI-l35 E. Green 2777 41 Wlllys Deal & Merrick Auto Exchange 402 S Cayuga 2602 53 AUTOMOBILES--SALES--SERVICE 1!l-+7--lTHACA DIRECTORY-l!)+7 +1 LANG'S GARAGE J. B. Lang Engine & Garage Co. Ithaca's Oldest, Largest and Best Garage

117-119 and 131-135 EAST GREEN ST. Phone 2777

STUDEBAKER • Motor Cars and Trucks COMPLETE Lubrication Washing Repairs AUTOMOTIVE Polishing Accessories SERVICE Storage FOR THE MOTORIST

KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES

AAA TOWING SERVICE

Farm Implements, Tractors, Dexter Washers and Ironers, Machine Shop, Electric Welding, Delco Batteries, South Bend Stoves and Ranges AUTOMOBILES-GAS-OIL 42 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1947 R. T. G. Esso Service Station Riley - Townsend - Griffin Lubricating Specialists

335 EAST STATE ST.

PEP FOR YOUR CAR- Esso and Essolene Esso Motor Oils Essolubrlcation FREE CRANK CASE SERVICE

Motor Accessories ATLAS BATTERIES-ATLAS TIRES WASHING AND POLISHING WEED CHAINS Call for and Deliver Installed and Removed TIRE REPAIR-CALL AND DELIVER

Parking Station Car Storage Day and Night-opp. Ithaca Bowling Center Phone 2872 AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE 1947-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1947 43 Bayuga [lV[otors Company

ITHACA, NEW YORK

FORD PRODUCTS CARS TRUCKS COMMERCIALS

Reconditioned Used Cars Genuine Ford Parts Repair Shop Painting

123-127 E. Green St.

PHONE 2341 AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE ..j,..j, 1947-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1947 ALMAl2TI ~~§ Good Gulf Service

A Full Line of Gulf Products including Tires, Tubes, Batteries and Specialties, Battery Cables, Brake Fluids, Valve Top Oils, Etc.

STORAGE - WASHING

COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE

Seneca Street Garage

307-309::;EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

Telephone 2481 AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947 45

Sales OLDSMOBILE & Service o

~abillac ~lb~mobilt

~htttbllrb of iqe ?l1orlll

The Only Cars With Hydramatic Drive

"Complete Automotive .Service"

FINNEY MOTORS

210 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

-.~) ~ . . .•..~ PHONE 2088 '" ,~, - AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE 46 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1947 SHEPHERD'S

MACK GENERAL ELECTRIC TEXACO Commercial RefrigeratioD TruGks Electrical Appliances Gas & Oil SALES AND SERVICE SHEPHERD'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE liThe House oj Specialized Service" Complete Service with Modem Equipment for any Make of Car Expert Body and Fender Work Painting and Touch-up our Specialty MARFAK LUBRICATION

Distributor of U. S. Tires Hydro-Flator Service for Liquid Inflation of Tractor Tires Recapping-Repairing-Vulcanizing (Passenger-Truck-Tractor) 48-hour Service All Work Guaranteed Phone 3407-3408 327-333 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES-AGENCIES-SALES 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1947 47

College Chevrolet Company, Inc.

H Where You Always Get Good Service"

201-203 E. TOMPKINS ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

Telephone 2908-2909

Chevrolet Passenger Cars Chevrolet Trucks

Genuine Chevrolet Parts Factory Trained Mechanics

It Pays to Buy ~ and Get the the Leader. Ii • ~ Leading Buy Open Daily 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.

General Repairing-Expert Body and Fender Work Ducoing a Specialty

Greasing-MODERN SERVICE EQUIPMENT-Washing

USED CARS WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS

Wrecking Service

Phones Office 2908 Service 2909 AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE 19etl--lTHAcA DIRECTORY-Hlet7 J. G. PRITCHARD & SON • Buick Motor Cars

SERVICE FOR ALL CARS PARTS-SUPPLIES-ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION-WASHING-POLISHING WHEEL BALANCE AND ALIGNMENT BRAKE DRUM GRINDING • The Home of "BETTER VALUE USED CARS" • Dial 2396 or 2397 227 S. CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES--SALES-SERVICE l!l-+7-ITHACA DIRECTORy-l!1-I7

BALDWIN MOTOR CO. I

602 W. Seneca ~t. Telephone 2965

SALES SERVICE

The Amazing New KAISER KYSER Packaged Power Unit Body & Frame

The Sensational New FRAZER Power-Quality-Luxury-Style MEDIUM PRICE ~ZEI(

Sales and Service Parts and Supplies Tires & Tubes Battleries & Service AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE ;)0 1947-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1947

A. ALLAN WEIR and WILLIAM JOLLY, Proprietors

GOOD GULP GASOLINE TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES Gulflex Registered Lubrication CAYUGA and GREEN STREETS Dial 2128 TYDOL SERVICE STATION C. MURRAY VAN MARTER, Proprietor 800 and 802 W. State E. End of Bridge Tydol • Veedol ~••AJ!'••• Tires-T?bes J" IJIJ ",,;"l ." Battenes Federal Tires-Complete Lubrication Service Phone 3081 AUTO BODY & RADIATOR WORKS

Bodies, Fenders Shatter-proof Glass and Radiators Auto Auto Tops Repaired Painting Upholstering

Rear 224 S. Cayuga St. Phone 2257 ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES-GARAGES-SERVICE 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1947 51

HAWKINSON TREAD SERVICE

Put lively new-tire mile­ age into your good smooth tires . Truck or passenger. Patented meth­ od Patented equipment. The GENERAL Tire

Also exclusive representative for Stromberg-Carlson Radio Guaranteed Service on All Makes of Radios GEORGE B. NORRIS Dial 9316 409 W. STATE ST. ECONOMY MOTOR SALES Authorized Sales and Service PONTIAC SIXES and EIGHTS A Complete Line of Used Cars

319 W. STATE ST. Phone 2618 ITHACA, N. Y. TIOGA AUTO PARTS JULIUS P. KLEIN, Proprietor Automobile Supplies and Equipment Distributors Marquette Home-Freeze Cabinets .. issociale Member . Machine Shop Service WAR.A. FEDERAL Ball Bearmgs . TIMKEN Roller-Bearings - ~ RARITAN Roller Beanngs <)v"/lOn,,' EXIDE B tt . CHAMPION S k-PI Jlu/omolll'. '/>"rl' a enes par ugs Jl550Cl"'lOn Phone 9-777-2961 424 WEST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES~SALES~SERVICE

53 ID-17- -ITHA.CA DIRECTORy~lH+7 ERIE J. l\IILLER /IIfJI DeSoto and Plymouth' SALES AND SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING Electrical and Battery Service Storage~Greasing~Washing Quaker State Oil Ducoing, Body and Fender Work Wrecking Service Phone 2521 209-215 S. CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

MELDRUM BROS. Service Station GULF PRODUCTS Gasoline~Oils~ Tires--Batteries Seneca and W. State St. Phone 2435 ITHACA, N. Y. L. B. Townsend WHOLESALE PETROLEUM SERVICE Fuel Oil Mobilheat Kerosene Gasoline Lubricants Metered Service 110 w. GREEN ST. Phone 2147 ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE HJ47-lTHACA DIRECTORy-l947

~ I

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e~ I AUTHORIZED WILLYS DEALERS Sales Phone 2602 Service 402 S. CAYUGA STREET ITHACA, N. Y. •

!L: ~ ~~ Largest Selection of Used Cars .in Itha.ca -- all makes Dan Ryan Auto Sales, Inc. DANIEL E. RYAN, President ~ SALES &SERVICE Phone 2252 ELMIRA RD. ITHACA, N. Y. GEORGE'S WEST SIDE GARAGE GEORGE FISH, Proprietor GENERAL REPAIRING CAR REFINISHING

805 TABER ST. Phone 411 ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE 54 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1947 MARION BROTHERS, Inc. ( WdIml ) Comp~ete A~to ~.Gm. - - Electric Service ~ Tire Service 225 S. CAYUGA ST. Tel. 3826 ITHACA, N. Y. Barnett's Sunoco Service Gas Oils Tires Batteries A to Z Lubrication 30 Minute Battery Charging 519 W. STATE ST. Tel. 2876 ITHACA, N. Y. THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY Retail Division COMPLETE LINE OF PASSENGER AND TRUCK TIRES Batteries and Auto Accessories Phone 3432 102 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. SERVICE GARAGE WILLIAM H. LONG, JR. USED CARS Bought, Sold and Financed EXPERT GENERAL REPAIRING Rear 417 E. STATE ST. Phone 2259 ITHACA, N. Y. CHURCHES 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947 55

WITH A GRAND TOTAL OF TWENTY-ONE CHURCHES representing all of the leading de­ nominations, Ithaca could properly he called a City of Churches

These noble edifices placed at intervals about the city add much to its attractiveness and charm.

They are a factor that makes for the ready assimilation into the religious and social life of the community and hastens the time required to make citizens of the strangers who come to us.

The Church of today is the greatest of institutions for the planting of good thoughts in the minds of the people and stands as a bulwark against degrading influences that surround us.

Therefore let us give a thought to these institutions that form so great a part of our city life and in visualizing our future greatness as a city let us remember their value as ~ jfactor. for llrogrt£i~

l:Jtsitor5 in

REV. WILLIAM BYRNE, M. R., Pastor Assistants REV. VINCENT P. COLLINS REV. L. JOHN HEDGES REV. JOHN T. WALSH Masses on Sundays-7 :00, 9 :00, 10 :00, 11 :00 and 12 :00 Baptisms-3 :15 p. m. Masses on Holy Days--6:00, 7 :00, 8 :00, 9 :00 a. m. and 12:10 p. m. Masses on First Fridays--7 :00, 7 :30 and 8 :00 a. m. Masses on week days-7 :00 and 7 :30 a. m. CHURCHES 19'ch7-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-19'ch7 57

DeWitt Park, ITHACA, N. Y. REV. WALTER A. DODDS, D. D., Pastor REV. ALFRED LEE KLAER, University Pastor REV. FREDERICK H. ALLEN, Minister of Education and Visitation

SERVICES ON SUNDAY Morning Worship 11 :00 a.m. One hour service, begins promptly, dismisses promptly. Superb music. Choir of 82 voices, led by Mr. S. Eric Dudley. Church School-9 :45 a. m. High School Fellowship--6:15 p. m. Westminster Student Society-5 :30 p. m.

CHURCH NIGHT PROGRAMS Wednesday Nights October to May Tureen Supper, 6 :30 p. m. Devotions, 7:30 p. m.

Church Phone 2295 CHURCHES 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1947 ~t. j/obn'!) ~pi!)copal ctCburcb At North Cayuga and West Buffalo Streets

THE REV. REGINALD E. CHARLES, Rector 109 West Buffalo Street Telephone 9435 Mr. Otto A. Miller, Jr., Organist 203 W. Seneca Street SUNDAY SERVICES 8:00-HOLY COMMUNION-Every Sunday. 9 :30 a. ro.-CHURCH SCHOOL SERVICE-Classes for 4th grade and over. 11 :00 a. ro.-PRIMARY SCHOOL-Classes for all under 4th grade. 11 :00. a. ro.--MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON-Holy Communion on the First Sunday. Services on Holy Days and for Special Seasons as announced. Full information about the Parish may be obtained at the church CLUBS-Yo M. C. A. 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-l!l47 G!) The Ithaca Y. M. C. A. 202 E. BUFFALO ST. Tel. 2209 ITHACA, N. Y. Activities jor Men, Women, Boys and Girls

WE HAVE TO OFFER MEMBERS Basketball Health Education Dormitory Rooms Softball Shower Baths Socials Volleyball Swimming Pool Dancing Handball Crafts Reading Room Badminton Guidance Calisthenics Checkers and Chess Leadership Training Fencing Ping Pong Hikes and Outings Wrestling Clubs Summer Camp for Boys

Sustaining $26.00 Older Boys $7.60 Family 26.00 Boys Full 6.00 Business Men 16.00 Boys Social 1.00 Senior 10.00 Girls 2.60 Special Senior 6.00 Women 6.00 Member Ithaca Community Chest CLOTHING (jO ID-tI-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-19-t1

'ONE OF THE GREAT CLOTHING STORES OF THE STATE"

"dlC#ne ~ qa~ (J~ e~" Featuring A Complete Line of America's :Finest Men's Wear Arrow Shirts, Dobbs Hats McCurrach and Resilio Neckwear Interwoven Hose, Hickok Belts McGregor Sportswear, Nunn Bush Shoes Clipper Craft, Timely, Worsted Tex Braebrooke, College Hall, Alligator Hartmann Luggage, Spalding Sport Goods THE SPORT SHOP Phone 2460 CLOTHING-DEPARTMENT STORE-FURS 1947 ~lTHACA DIRECTORY-Hlck7 61

I Corinnes THE SUIT SHOP C(!)awn and (!Jauntr!! cBpartswear

• Suits • Robes • Skirts • Coats • Blouses • Slacks • Dresses • Jackets • Sweaters 150 E. State Stree t Phone 9776 ITHACA, N. Y

IIITHACA'S O;~LY FURRIER" 318 E. STATE ST. PHONE 2298 ITHACA, N. Y. FINE FURS-STORAGE Ready-Made or Styled to Order-Frigid Storage on Premises Remodeling-Cleaning-Repairing MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. Ithaca's Complete Department Store

101-107 E. STATE ST. Phone 2333 ITHACA, N. Y. BARNES SHOE STORE The Florsheim Shoe for Men w. B. Coon and Selby Style, Enna Jettick E. E. Z. Jacqueline and Connie for Women, Daniel Green "Comfy" Slippers for Men and Women, Simplex-Flex-eze, Pro-tek-tiv, Jack & Jill, Modern Age for Children Successful Fitting for over Forty Years 205 E. STATE ST. Tel. 3810 ITHACA, N. Y. CLOTHING-CLEANERS-DYERS-VARIETIES 19-17-ITHACA DIRECTORY-19-l7

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE

University Shop for Men

411 COLLEGE AVE. Tel. 2586 ITHACA, N. Y. Petrillose Cleaners We Call and Deliver Call Us For Special Jobs Drive in-20% Discount Cash and Carry Curtains - Draperies - Portieres Suits Made to Order Plant and Office Branch Plant 422 Eddy St. 338 E. STATE ST. Dial 2663 ITHACA, N. Y. I. \\\" ~ IL IL II IE I. CLEANERS & DYERS ALL WORK DONE IN ITHACA Adequate Parking Facilities EMERGENCY 4-HOUR CLEANING Save 20% Cash and Carry 109 N. CORN ST. Phone 2526 ITHACA, N. Y.

Phone 2918 ITHACA, N. Y. ''') 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1947 ')d AIlanson's HSomething New Every Day" J!;verything in LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Ladies' HOSIERY AND ACCESSORIES CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' WEAR Charge and Delivery Service 146 E. STATE ST. Phone 2737 ITHACA, N. y. J. J. NEWBERRY CO. A Junior Department Store Serving your requirements in READY-TO-WEAR NOTIONS TOILET ARTICLES-HARDWARE and 24 OTHER DEPARTMENTS-5c to $1.00 135-137 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. w. F. Fletcher Co., Inc. Rug and Furniture Cleaning 103 Dryden Road-Dial 2301-2302 205 North Aurora-Dial 2243 Cleaners, Dyers and Storage S. S. KRESGE CO., Inc. VARIETY STORE

Meet Your Friends at Kresge's Soda Fountain

123 E. STATE ST. Tel. 3556 ITHACA, N. Y CLUBS-FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS-ELKS (j-i 19.-J.7-ITHACA DIRECTORy-10.-J.7 J}jcncbolent ~rotcctibt

OFFICERS OF LODGE Exalted Ruler. . .. .GEORGE A. BLEAN Secretary. . .. ERFORD C. COLLIER Treasurer.. ... W. J. HAMILTON Chairman, Trustee...... E. E. TUNISON Trustee..... WALTER J. McCORMICK Trustee...... MELVIN G. COMFORT Trustee. . .. ." ...... BERT VANN Trustee...... JOHN H. POST

Meetings every 2nd and 4th Monday, 8 p. m.

Welcome Visiting Brother Elks

135-139 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. CLUBS-FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS -EAGLES ]!)-+7 -ITHACA DIRECTORY-] !l-t7 (i.)

Ithaca Aerie No. 1253 Fraternal Order of Eagles 330 EAST STATE ST. Phone 2546 .ITHACA, N. Y.

OFFICERS ROBERT SCANLON, Past Worthy Pres. Harlan Brown, Worthy Pres. Edward Maret, Worthy Chap. Arthur Beardsley, Worthy V-Pres. Joseph Conahan, Worthy Inside Clayton Cook, Worthy Treas. Guard Ray R. Barber, Worthy Sec. Charles Porter, Jr., Worthy Outside Lesley E. Tottey, Worthy Condo Guard TRUSTEES JACK SAUNDERS KENNETH DECKER, Cm. GLENN GRIFFIN Our Four Great Principles Liberty, Truth, Justice and Equality Yearly Dues $12.0o-We Pay Our Members $10.00 Weekly Sick Benefit. We pay to the dependents of our members $126.00 funeral benefit. Our National Organization of over 1,000,000 members were founders of the Mother's Pension Law, Mother's Day, Workmen's Compensation Law and Old Age Pension Movements. Free Doctor for members and families CLUBS-FRATERNAL 66 19-!7-lTHACA DIRECTORY-l!l-!7 JLo!,al

ROBERT A. PEARSON .. . Governor EDWARD J. BARRON Past Governor LEROY QUICK...... '.. . Prelate EVERETT MORGAN... . Trustee LOUIS K. THALER...... Trustee ROBERT JOHNSTON. .. . Trustee DENNIS A. KEEFE...... Steward Meetings Every Tuesday 8 :00 p. m. \,;c ,;d1,)11. ~$ 1 Telephone 2621 .,.. -= .=9 CONTRACTORS lD-I-i-ITHACA DIRECTORy-194i G7

AN ITHACA INDUSTRY SINCE I922 E. M. Rumsey &Son HUGH E. RUMSEY, Manager Plant and Ojj£ce, Buttermilk Falls, R. D 5 Pho7le 296I

Our 2 heavy duty jull J

As Ithaca goes forward . ... this Company keeps pace CONTRACTORS--PLUMBERS-AIR CONDITIONING l!l--ll- -ITHACA DIRECTORy-19--1-i JAMIESON-Me KINNEY CO., INC. 115-117 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. Phone 3434 "C@/zere CYour r9randfather CJ30ught 73hat Cj)urnp"

INCE 1873, when this business was founded, we have seen S tremendous advances in plumbing, heating and sanitary engineering. Contrast the conveniences of the 1947 home­ hot water available at any time, desired room temperature at the flick of a thermostat-with the homes of our ancestors.

We Welcome the Submission of Your Problems to Us The Plumber Guards the Health of the Nation CONTRACTORS 19-17- ITHAcA DIRECTORy-1947 Ii!) MANCINI & SONS General Contracting

All Types of Masonry Work Carpentry R~pair Concrete Work Excavating Asphalt Driveways

Types of Equipment Furnished: Gasoline Shovel Shovel-Backhoe-Clamshell and Crane Bulldozer-Compressor-Roller Asphalt Spreading Machine Concrete Mixer-Water Pump Trucking

401 Hancock St. Ithaca, N. Y. Telephone 3-1396 CONTRACTORS-BillLDERS-ROOFERS 70 1947-lTHAcA DIREl'TORY-1917 ROTTMANN ROOFING AND REMODELING 704 W. BUFFALO ST. Phone 6232 ITHACA, N. Y. Ruberoid Building Materials ASPHALT SHINGLES ASPHALT TEXTURED SIDING ASPHALT ROLL ROOFING ASPHALT ROOF COATING AND PAINTS HIGH QUALITY CAULKING COMPOUND BillLDING PAPER AND FELTS ASBESTOS, CEMENT SHINGLES WHEELING CHANNELDRAIN-COP-R-LOY ROOFING FRED E. ROTTMANN, Proprietor Res. Phone 3-1315 w. D. McELWEE & SONS William D. McElwee-Phone 9125 Andrew W. McElwee-Phone 8525 Raymond F. McElwee-Phone 9287 General Contractors Wire, Write or Phone for Estimates Forest Home ITHACA, N. Y. ROY W. COMPTON .... BUILDER ....

Remodeling and Decorating

Phone 9869 1008 N. CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-PLUMBERS--FURNACES 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORy-Hl.+7 71 HULL HEATING &PLUMBING CO. ADELBERT L. HULL, Proprietor PLUMBING AND HEATING

Refrigerators, Appliances, Esso Oil Burners, Bethlehem Dynatherm Boilers Automatic Stokers and Water Pumps Bryant Gas Heating Equipment Finest Workmanship-Best Quality Material Dial 2316 or 2317 910 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

BOB BECKWITH, President DALE BREWER, Treasurer IROQUOIS PLUMBING &REATING CO., Inc. Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work OIL BURNERS and FUEL OILS

304-8 W. LINCOLN ST. Dial 2946 ITHACA, N. Y. ELWOOD HEATING CO. Home Heating a Specialty COAL FURNACES & GAS FURNACES Conversion Gas Burners Thermostats W. H. Elwood Authorized Dealer for Engineer The Lennox Furnace N. Y. S. LIC. 20888 Co. Syracuse, N. Y. 209 KING ST. Phone 31325 ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-AIR CONDITIONING-ARCHITECT-AWNING 1!l-tl -ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947

EORGE WHEATON G==TIN SHOp·== 909 W. STATE ST. Dial 2419 ITHACA, N. Y. Air Conditioning Furnaces - all types Eavetroughs and Conductor Pipe Roof Repairs

If It's Sheet Metal Work "Let George Do It" John Vincent Larkin

Registered Architect

Interior Designer Landscape Architect

STUDIO 935 E. STATE ST. Phone 9485 ITHACA, N. Y. ITHACA MElAL WEAlHERSlRIP COMPANY GEORGE E. BENNETT, President 111 FAYETTE ST. Dial 2984 Building Specialty Contractors AWNINGS Venetian Blinds, Screens, Window Shades, Tile Flooring Estimates Furnished Free CONTRACTORS -ELECTRICIANS 1!l-t7 -ITHACA DIRECTORY--l~l-t7 73

NOR1~ON ELECTRIC CO. Wiring - Fixtures - Supplies

Phone 2596

316 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Cortright Electric Contracting "Anywhere, Anytime" Everything in Appliances & Wiring Rural Work A Specialty Phone 3-1527 SPENCER ROAD ITHACA R. D. 5 TOWNER ELECTRIC TED TOWNER, Proprietor Industrial, Commercial and Residential Wiring, Fixtures and Repairs Dial 3-1052 Office 329 S. GENEVA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. DASSANCE & ANDERS,ON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring, Heat, Light and Power Appliances-Fixtures Cool-or-ator Refrigerators Electro-Master Ranges 428 N. TITUS AVE. Phone 2216 ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-ENGINEERS-PAINTERS-PLUMBERS 74 1947-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1947

EXPERIENCE EQUIPMENT Ward Construction Co., Inc. Engineers ". Contractors Dial 8616 Carey Bldg. 314 E. State St. ORGANIZATION SERVICE WILLIAM M. EGAN DECORATOR PAINTING - PAPERHANGING DECORATING 909 N. TIOGA ST. Dial 9853 ITHACA, N. Y. Failing's Plutnbing Co.

EDWARD FAILING, Proprietor Plumbing and Heating

Phone 9708 111 s. FULTON ST. ITHACA, N. Y. DONOHUE.HALVERSON, INC. Heating - Plumbing - Air Conditioning Sheet Metal - Appliances

210 N. AURORA ST. Dial 3416 ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-PLUMBING-REFRIGERATION-PAINTS 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947 7;) C. E. BEACH & SON Commercial and Domestic Refrigerator Service All Types and Makes Phone 2100 FRIGIDAIRE COMMERCIAL DEALERS Complete Modem Shop for Overhauling and Remodeling

21 Years Experience

All Types of Commercial Equipment Sold and Installed

317 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD. ITHACA, N. Y. FOREST CITY PLUMBING CO. Established 1896 STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING GAS, WATER AND STEAM SUPPLIES SPECIAL DISTRIBUTORS No. 3188 Sunoco Gas and Oil COURTEOUS SERVICE 332 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. BETTER WArt~~~ER SERVICE Lawrence Paints, McClosky Varnishes, Armstrong and Nairn Linoleums, Window Shades, Venetian Blinds, Floor Sanders, Polishers, Wallpaper Steamers For Rent 216 N. AURORA ST. Tel. 2150 ITHACA, N. Y. EDUCATIONAL-LIBRARIES II; 1\1'+1 -ITHACA DIRECTORy-1\1-!,1

Cornell Library Association

115 NORTH TIOGA ST. Phone 2052 ITHACA. N. Y.

Founded in 1864 by Ezra Cornell, as a free public library for the people of Tompkins County

OFFICERS LOUIS P. SMITH, President H. G. STUTZ, Librarian of the Board PAUL BRADFORD, Treasurer REV. EARL A. NOYES, Secretary MRS. T. J. BARKER, Chairman, Library Committee THELMA L. HARRINGTON, Librarian

LIBRARY HOURS 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. daily except Sundays and legal holidays FOOD PRODUCTS-CO-OPERATIVES 19-!7-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1947 77

G. L. F.

COOPERATIVE GRANGE LEAGUE FEDERATION EXCHANGE, INC.

Terrace Hill

~n Ithaca Landmark

THACA is the headquarters of this farmers' cooperative I organization. Serving the agriculture of New York, New Jersey, and northern Pennsylvania, G.L.F. furnishes farm pro­ duction supplies to its members and markets their farm produce. FINANCIAL-AUDITORS-INVESTMENTS-LOANS-BOWLING 78 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947

CARL M. LOEB RHOADES & CO. INVESTMENT SECURITIES STEWART N. MORTON, Manager 202 E. STATE ST. Tel. 3404 ITHACA, N. Y ITHACA PERSONAL LOAN, INC. TIDE OVER MONEY $50.00 to $300.00 Phone 2702 406 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y. ITHACA BOWLING CENTER

KEN BARBER, Manager

402 E. STATE ST. Tel. 9171 ITHACA, N. Y. HAROLD HALL ACCOUNTANT Unemployment Insurance Income Tax Auditing-Systematizing 610 FIRST NAT. BANK BLDG. Tel. 2163 ITHACA, N. Y. FOOD PRODUCTS-BAKERS-DAIRIES-ICE CREAM 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1947 79 Wool-Scott Bakery

(Incorporated) Bakers of 220 Bread

209-213 S. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. CHOICE GUERNSEY MILK Pasteurized Grade A, Churned Buttermilk, Fresh Eggs, Finest Quality Cottage Cheese, Garden Products at the Farm in Season, Twenty Acres Irrigated Wholesale and Retail INLET VALLEY FARMS, Inc. B. N. MILLARD, President SPENCER ROAD, R. D. 5 Dial 2015 ITHACA, N. Y. STARLAND FARMS MARSHALL BROS., Proprietors Clean Milk from Our Accredited Herd Pasteurized-Cooled-Bottled at Farm Delivered to You Each Morning Baby Chicks, Heavy Breeds and Crosses Phones 8831 and 8021 MECKLENBURG RD. ITHA~A, N. Y. ARCTIC ICE CREAM CO. Specialists in .... Frozen Desserts Dial 3401 402 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD. ITHACA, N. Y. FOOD PRODUCTS-DAIRIES-FLORISTS -FUNERAL DIRECTORS-FURNITURE 80 1\l-17---ITHACA DIRECTORy-lB-17

SERVE LUCE DAIRY CO. PRODUCTS Milk and Cream Special Guernsey Milk Butter-Creamed Cottage Cheese-Eggs 410 HILLVIEW PLACE Phone 9840 ITHACA, N. Y. PRATT'S IFn@~®1f SIID@[p) HAROLD A. PRATT, Prop. FRESH CUT FLOWERS Plants-Seeds-Bulbs Dial 3471 214 E. Seneca St.

Telephone 2226 ~tlbert jIflemortal 1!}ome FUNERAL DIRECTOR 125 E. BUFFALO ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

HORTON'S FURNITURE NEW & USED -:- BOUGHT & SOLD Antiques-Chinaware Cut Glass-Rugs-Stoves Fine Quality Merchandise 618 W. STATE ST. Tel. 3-1032 ITHACA, N. Y. FUEL--ICE- -COAL--WALLPAPER 1H.tl -ITHAcA DIRECTORY-HJ.t1 kl Ithaca Ice S Coal Co. Lehigh Valley Coal

Whole, Cracked, Cubed Ice

302 W. LINCOLN ST. Phone 2461 ITHACA, N. Y. James Lynch Coal Co., Inc. Est. 1890 DL & W 'blue coal' AMERICA'S FINEST ANTHRACITE 802-804 W. SENECA ST. Phone 2204 ITHACA, N. Y. Leigh M. Champaign Rescreened DL &W 'blue coal' Iron Fireman Stokers 803 W. SENECA ST. Phone 2573 ITHACA, N. Y. - Colonial Beacon Oil Co., Inc.

Phone 2214 "------FUNERAL HOME 82 1947- ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1947

".A giner ~ervice for .All))

1f}tr~on jfuntral 1f}omt

MATTHEW J. HERSON

Our Modern Funeral Home planned and furnished in a homelike atmosphere for your convenience at no added cost.

A reasonable, efficient service any hour or distance.

Lady Assistant INVALID COACH SERVICE

Phone 9104 110 S. GENEVA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. FURNITURE-CARPETS-REPAIRING-UPHOLSTERING 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947 83 H. J. Bool Furniture Co. General Furniture Repair, Refinishing & Upholstering

115 N. ALBANY Phone 3-2212 ITHACA, N. Y.

Furniture, Carpets and Appliances

Complete Home Outfitters

209-211 N. AURORA Phone 2698 ITHACA, N. Y.

BESDIN'S FURNITURE CO. ,~ .feaJuu; dJ.wuutwze $/oJu, . Your Simmons Dealer 130 E. STATE ST. Phone 2284 ITHACA, N. Y. FOX FURNITURE REPAIR REPAIRING· REFINISHING UPHOLSTERING

436 W. STATE Tel. 3-1072 ITHACA, N. Y. FURNITURE--RADIOS-REFRIGERATORS 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947 THAYER RADIO CO. Established 1926 Zenith, Sentinel, Motorola and Farnsworth RADIOS FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and RANGES Easy, ABC and Launderall Washers Vacuum Cleaners, Food Mixers Complete Radio and Refrigeration Service Dial 8853 428 W. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Video Radio Service

AMELIA MEDINA, Proprietor

512 W. STATE ST. Phone 2195 ITHACA, N. Y.

DE YOUNG Radio & Television Shop Radio Sales and Service Tel. 2236-Res. Phone 9188 124-126 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. FURNITURE-RADIOS--SPORTING GOODS 1~)-l-7-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1947

MOTOROLA CAR AND HOUSE RADIOS GIBSON REFRIGERATORS JORDAN'S RADIO SHOP Service on All Makes of Radios RCA Radios SPENCER ROAD Phone 9442 ITHACA, N. Y.

Everything Thats :!fun 420 EDDY ST. Phone 2660 ITHACA, N. Y. Athletic Equipment - Hobbycrajts Sportswear JESS SHOEMAKER, Proprietor Tompkins County's Largest Bicycle Store SHEPHERD'S BIKE SHOP Keys Made Agency for America's Finest Bicycles-Columbia, Iver John­ son, ~Schwinn-Bought, Sold, Exchanged, Repaired Sporting Goods and Toys 116-117 N. TIOGA ST. Library Bldg. . Dial 6781 ITHACA, N. Y. GEE'S SWAP SHOP New and Used Rifles and Shotguns Shooters Supplies, Radios Fishing Tackle, Electric Trains

210 w. STATE Tel. 8734 ITHACA, N. Y. HARDWARE-GLASS 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1947

L.C.RUMSEY E. S. GILLETTE D. G. GILLETTE c. J. RUMSEY & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Hardware, Glass, Electric Refrigerators and Appliances, Paints, Varnishes, Ranges, Furnaces, Kitchenware SHEET METAL WORK AND GLAZING, ETC. Phone 2311 206 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. For Anything in Glass PETE'S GLASS SHOP Auto Glass ial ~lass Drilling and Grinding Store Fronts Mirrors Resilvered Safety Glass ~2067 Window Glass Glass Dresser and Vanity Tops Small Overhead-You Get the Benefit 211 E. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. • R. W. DICKINSON Paints-Varnishes-Venetian Blinds BRONZITE, The Permanent Green Indoorlite White Enamel-Colonial Paint Products SHADES WALLPAPER Wholesale and Retail 311 E. STATE ST. Tel. 6901 ITHACA, N. Y. BISHOP'S NAT RESNICK, Proprietor Wallpaper and Paint Store KYANIZE SELF SMOOTHING PAINTS Varnishes Enamels Modem Wallpapers Floor Coverings and Window Shades Floor Sanders for Rent 206 S. CAYUGA ST. Phone 2589 ITHACA, N. Y. HOTELS-RESTAURANTS 1947-ITHAL'A DIRECTORY-1947 87

Gallagher's Restaurant

ANTHONY F. GALLAGHER, Proprietor ~~ dj.ooJ4 wdIe tIud htuII4 cookeJ ~

Daily Specials at Reasonable Prices Beers-Wines-Liquors Open from 6 a. m. until 1 a. m.

Phone 3-2120 117 S. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. CLINTON HOTEL Ithaca, N. Y. STARNER &; STARNER, Proprietors Unexcelled Cocktail Lounge European Plan-Rates $2.00 up 116-118 N. CAYUGA ST. Phone 2771 ITHACA, N. Y. VICTORIA INN ROOMS DINING ROOM Soda Fountain Service Noted for Good Food Good Service BOB BROWN, Cornell '39 109 N. CAYUGA ST. Phone 2540 ITHACA, N. Y. HOTELS-RESTAURANTS-LAUNDRY-LIQUORS-SEWING MACHINES 88 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947

~~ ALVI~~ RedtUt/taHi anJ Ball. Owners THEODORE P. NICHOLSON HARRY P. MARINOS EXCELLENT FOOD 120-122 N. AURORA ST. Phone 9694 ITHACA, N. Y.

CHARLES A. SMITH LEONA L. SMITH VICTORY LIQUOR STORE

Phone 7644

710 W. BUFFALO ST. ITHACA, N. Y. STUDENT AGENCIES Expert Laundry Service

Orchestra Agency Periodicals 409 COLLEGE AVE. Tel. 2406 ITHACA, N. Y. WillialD M. Wolf Hemstitching and Button Holes NEW HOME Sales & KIRBY SEWING MACHINE Service VACUUM CLEANER 315 E. STATE ST. Phone 31054 ITHACA, N. Y. INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 19-17-lTHACA DIRECTORy--1947 89

REALTOR-REALTOR-REALTOR-REALTOR ITHACA REAL ESTATE BOARD

President, GEORGE W. SHARPE Vice-President, FRANK B. HOWE, JR. Secretary-Treasurer, HUGH G. SLOCUM

Gene Bradley, 128 East State St. Hermon L. Brockway, Library Building John C. Burns, 1st National Bank Bldg. William A. Haflin, III South Tioga St. Frank B. Howe, 221 South Cayuga St. Frank B.Howe,Tr., 221 South Cayuga St. Joseph J. Kiely, 304 East State St. Fred A. Rogalsky, 121 East Seneca St. George W. Sharpe, 214 Eddy St. Hugh G. Slocum, 126 East Seneca St. Alex A. Swartwood, 305 East State St. Arthur Van DeBogart, Danby Road, Wilseyville

REALTORS operate under a strict code of ethics, are members of the local real estate board, are also members of the New York State Association of Real Estate Boards, Inc. and belong to the National Association of Real Estate Boards. They have proved their worth in their profession before being accepted into the above mentioned organizations. If you have any real estate problems consult a REALTOR.

REALTOR-REALTOR-REALTOR-REALTOR INSURANCE-REALTORS 90 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1947 HERMON L. BROCKWAY THE BROCKWAY AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance Renting Service and Property Management Farm and City Properties a Specialty APPRAISALS 201 E. SENECA ST. Tel. 2408-Res. 8787 ITHACA, N. Y. BURNS REALTY COMPANY JOHN C. BURNS, Proprietor Real Estate CITY AND COUNTRY BOUGHT,SOLD,RENTED,EXCHANGED Phone 2119 FIRST NAT. BANK BLDG. (306) ITHACA, N. Y. w. A. Haflin Realty Service Sales-Realtor-Rental. CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Res. Phone Trumansburg 44Fll 111 S. TIOGA ST. Tel. 2145 ITHACA, N. Y. KIELY REALTV CO. J. J. KIELY, Proprietor-Realtor REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE City Village and Farm Property Associate The Strout Realty Co. Inc. 304 E. STATE ST. Phone 8420 ITHACA, N. Y. INSURANCE-REALTORS 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947 91

FRED A. ROGALSKY Real Estate and Insurance

Tel. 3413

121 E. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. HUGH G. SLOCUM Insurance and Real Estate

Office Phone 2092 Res. Phone 9353

126 E. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

ALEX A. SWARTWOOD LESLIE A. SWARTWOOD Swartwood Real Estate SALES-LEASES-COMMERCIAL COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE Courteous Salesman with Cars at Your Disposal Phone 2735-2736 305 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. REAL ESTATE PURCHASED IMMEDIATE APPRAISALS-WILL PAY CASH For Commercial, Income or Family Properties NEIL P. KENNELLY CAYUGA HGTS. RD. ITHACA, N. Y. INSURANCE--REAL ESTATE 92 1947--ITHACA DIRECTORy--1947 EDWARD I. PIERCE District Agent For CHARLES F. JOYCE CO., INC. OF BUFFALO, N. Y. Representing Continental Assurance Co. of Chicago, Ill. Continental Casualty Co. of Chicago, Ill. National Casualty Co. of Detroit, Mich. "It will pay you, to pay me, to pay you!" PROTECT YOUR INCOMK­ Hospitalization, Accident, Health, and all Life Plans without delay Phone 2944 409 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y.

N. M. FORBES, District Manager Prudential Insurance Co. of America ALL FORMS OF LIFE INSURANCE 202 E. STATE ST. (605) Phone 2523 ITHACA, N. Y. Pheobe J. Moore Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Agent for American Surety Co. Accident, Automobile, Burglary Fire, Health, Life and General Insurance Office Phone 2643--Res. Phone Slaterville ll-F-13 505 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y. INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1947 93

R08ERT S. 800THROYD INSURANCf AGfNCY GENERAL INSURANCE INSURE TO BE SECURE AGENT FOR AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY CO. LIFE, ACCIDENT, HEALTH, AUTOMOBILE BURGLARY, FIRE AND GENERAL INSURANCE 114 NO. TIOGA ST. (319) Phone 2134-2238 ITHACA, N. Y. EMMET E. LYNN Life, Health and Accident Insurance Assistant General Agent John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Boston, Mass. Office Phone 2320-Home 7780 215 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. FRANK B. HOWE CO. Real Estate and Insurance

Phone 8868

221 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

Ithaca InsuranceAgency All Forms of Insurance including Life

WeAre Licensed Brokers

Phone 9543-3433 139 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. JEWELERS-CAMERA SHOP 94: 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1947

MARTHA M. LEAVITT, Proprietor

Engraving 214 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. IVA\ lrlr~~4~~ JII~l\\" I~ ILI~ 1l2~

306 E. STATE ST. 2nd Below Strand Tel. 8220

SPECIALIZING Since 1910 in DIAMONDS, FINE AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, SILVERWARE AND JEWELRY HILL'S JEWELERS 307 E. STATE ST. Tel. 2570 ITHACA, N. Y.

PEN & CAMERA SHOP GEORGE E. HOUGHTON, Proprietor Pens-Pencils-Cameras-Films Radios, Shavers, Appli.ances, Sun Glasses Cine Kodaks, FilmoSound Phone 2566 202 N. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. LEGAL-LAWYERS 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1947 95 LAWYERS... Name Address Tel.

ADAMS, ARMAND L. 200 E. State 2166

ADAMS, ARTHUR G. 1U N. Tioga Street (306) 2674

ALBANESE, FRANK A. 220 N. Tioga 8614

BAKER, BERT T. 216-218 Savings Bank Bldg. 9369

BRYANT, FREDERICK B. 203 Savings Bank Bldg. 2183

COBB, COBB & SIMPSON 203-11 Savings Bank Bldg. 2183

COBB, HOWARD 203-11 Savings Bank Bldg. 2183

DEAN, BRUCE G 216 E. State 2320

DICKER, WILLIAM A. 222 E. State 9930

GRANT, ROBERT S. 109 E. State 3323

MECKENBERG, GABRIEL N. First Nat. Bank Bldg. 8631

NOBLE, J. ARTHUR 216-18 Savings Bank Bldg. 9369

POWERS, TRUMAN K. 308 Savings Bank Bldg. 2469

PYLE, ENOS A. 308 Savings Bank Bldg. 2166

SIMPSON, HAROLD E. 203-11 Savings Bank Bldg. 2183

SOVOCOOL, BENJAMIN F. 216-18 Savings Bank Bldg. 9369

STAGG, NORMAN G. 312-322 N. Tioga Street 9203

THALER, LOUIS K. 220 N. Tioga Street 8614 LEGAL-COURTS-GOVERNMENT 96 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1947

Tom.pkins County Courts

TOMPKINS COUNTY COURT Norman G. Stagg, County Judge and Surrogate Louis K. Thaler, Special County Judge and Surrogate Clifford Hall, Sheriff Mary Mineah, Surrogate's Clerk W. Glenn Norris, County Clerk Charles H. Newman, County Attorney Arthur G. Adams, District Attorney Robert A. Hutchinson, Probation Officer TERMS OF COUNTY COURT FOR 1947 Tompkins County Judge, Norman G. Stagg-Mar. 25, 1947 Judge, Norman G. Stagg-June 24, 1947 Judge, Norman G. Stagg-Dec. 2, 1947 Motion terms, the first Tuesday of each month except the months of July and August. SURROGATE'S COURT Surrogate, Norman G. Stagg Special Surrogate, Louis K. Thaler Surrogate's Clerk, Mary Mineah Terms-Court in session daily, at 10 :00 a. m. except in month of August. CHILDREN'S COURT Court House Judge, Norman G. Stagg Clerk, Robert A. Hutchinson Court in session daily at 10 :00 a. m. except in month of August. SUPREME COURT OF THE U. S. Chief Justice, Fred M. Vinson, Ky; Associate Justices, Hugo L. Black, Ala.; Wiley Rutledge, Iowa; Stanley F. Reed, Ky.; William O. Douglas, Conn.; Frank Murphy, Mich.; Robert H. Jackson, N. Y.; Harold H. Burton, Ohio; Felix Frankfurter, Mass.; Clerk, Charles Elmore Cropley; Deputy Clerks, Regi­ nald C. Dilli, Hugh W. Barr; Marshal, Thomas E. Waggaman; librarian, Oscar D. Clarke. LEGAL-COURTS-GOVERNMENT 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy~1947 !J7

Tompkins County

COURT HOUSE 320 1'. TIOGA

ADMINISTRATION County Clerk-W. Glenn Norris County Treasurer-Donald A. Stobbs Sheriff---{:;lIfford Hall Deputy County Clerk-Benjamin F. Tobey District Attorney-Arthur G. Adams Coroner~RalphJ. Low, Trumansburg Surro~ate's Clerk-Mary Mlneah Commissioner of Public Welfare~RoscoeC. VanMarter Superintendent of HI~hways-BertI. Vann Sealer of Wel~hts and Measures-E. Paul Nedrow Commissioner of Electlon8~RayVan Orman, Seven Mile Drive Commissioner of Elections-Daniel E. Patterson, Newfield BOARD OF SUPERVISORS LePine Stone, Chairman, Trumansburg; Lamont C. Snow, Town of Caroline; Everett J. Loomis, Town of Danby; Charles G. Downey, Town of Dryden; S. Harvey Stevenson, Town of Enfield; DanielJ. Carey, Town of Groton; HarryN. Gordon, Town of Ithaca; Charles Scofield, Town of LanslnA; Forest J. Payne, Town of Newfield; Le­ Pine Stone, Town of Ulysses. ITHACA 1st Ward Anthony G. Macera 2nd Ward Langford F. Baker 3rd Ward Roy Shoemaker 4th Ward Carl W. Vall 5th Ward J. W.Ozmun FEDERAL OFFICERS U. S. Commissioner-Bert T. Baker, Ithaca, N. Y. NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT Governor-Thomas E. Dewey Lieutenant Governor-Joseph Hanley Comptroller-Frank C. Moore Attorney General-Nathaniel L. Goldstein Adjutant General-Ames T. Brown Congressman (37th dlst)-W. Sterlln~ Cole, Bath Assemblyman-Stanley C. Shaw, Ithaca State Senator--ehauncey Hammond, Elmira Supt. of State Pollee-John A. Gaffney Members of the Board of Parole-Frederick A. Moran, Louis F. Costuma Liquor Authority-Edward Schoeneck, Mrs. John S. Sheppard, Vincent J. Ferris, John F. O'Connell, Albert H. Meyer Sec. of State-Thomas J. Curran Supt. of Public Works-Charles H. Sells Supt. of Public Bulldin~s-JohnJ. McNeely, New York City Conservation Cornm.-Perry B. Duyrea Comm. of A~rlcultureand Markets-C. Chester DuMond Industrial Comm.-Edward F. Corsi Comm. of Education-Geor~eD. Stoddard Camm. of Health-Dr. Edward S. Godfrey, Jr. Comm. of Mental Hy~iene-Dr.Frederick MacCurdy Camm. of Social Welfare-Robert T. Lansdale Comm. of Correction-John A. Lyons Comm. of Public Service-Milo R. Maltbie Supt. of Insurance--Robert E. Dineen State Civil Service Commissioners-Louise C. Gerry, Howard G. E. Smith, Edward Conway Supt. of Banks-Elliott V. Bell Director of the Bud~et-John E. Burton Comm. of Motor Vehides-Clifford J. Fletcher UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT President, Harry S. Truman, Missouri The Cabinet: Secretary of State, Geor~e C. Marshall; Secretary of the Treasury, John W. Snyder; Secretary of War, Robert P. Patterson; Attorney General, ThomasC. Clark, Texas; Postmaster General, Robert E. Hannegan, Missouri; Secretary of the Navy, James V. Forrestal, N. Y.; Secretary of the Interior, Walter Krug, Wis.; Secretary of Ae.riculture, Clinton P. Anderson, N. Mex.; Secretary of Commerce, W. _Averill Harriman; Secretary of Labor, Lewis B. Schwellenbach, Wash.; U. S. Senators from New York, James M. Mead and Robert F. Wa~ner LEGAL-LAWYERS 98 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1947

ARTHUR G. ADAMS Attorney..at..Law

SAVINGS BANK BUILDING (306)

Telephone 2574 114 NO. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

ARMAND L. ADAMS Attorney and Counselor-at-Law

302 First National Bank Building

Tel. 2155 200 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

BERT T. BAKER BENJAMIN F. SOVOCOOL JOHN ARTHUR NOBLE ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

(216-17-18) Savings Ban,k Bldg. Phone 9369

ENOS A. PYLE Attorney and Counrelor-at-Law

308 Savings Bank Building 114: NO. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Telephone 2156 LEGAL-LAWYERS 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1947 99

COBB, COBB & SIMPSON HOWARD COBB HAROLD E. SIMPSON FREDERICK B. BRYANT, Assoc. Attorneys and Counselors Tel. 2183 203-211 Savings Bank Bldg. ITHACA, N. Y. 114 North Tioga St.

BRUCE G. DEAN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Phone 2320

215 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

WILLIAM A. DICKER

Attorney and Counselor

Office Phone 9930-Res. Phone 9200

222 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

ROBERT S. GRANT

Attorney and Counselor-at-Law

109 E. STATE ST. Tel. 3323 ITHACA, N. Y. LEGAL-LAWYERS 100 1!147-lTHA.CA DIRECTORy-1947

TRUMAN K. POWERS

Attorney-at-Law

Phone 2469

308 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y.

GABRIEL N. MECKENBERG

Attorney and Counselor-at-Law

Tel. 8531

FIRST NAT. BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y.

LOUIS K. THALER

Attorney and Counselor

FRANK ALBAl'{ESE, Assoc.

220 NORTH TIOGA ST. Tel. 8614 ITHACA, N. Y. STOCKS BONDS J. S. BARR & CO., Inc. Established 1924 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. Phone 2286 ITHACA, N. Y. Securities in Any Market Bought-Sold-Quoted

61-963 MANUFACTURERS 1947--ITHACA DIRECTORY--1947 101

Manufacturing

From the period of the early 1800's until the rise of the Cornell University era of the 1870's the industrial activity of Ithaca equaled any community in New York State west of the Hudson River, with its intensity and its gambling spirit towards new ventures. The records show that around 1820 to 1830 the following products were made here: paper, woolens, cotton, flour, plaster, grist, machines and repairing, tanning of leather and hides, liquor distilling, potash, etc., so that in the "30's" there were nearly 100 industries operating in Ithaca.

In the period from the 1840's to 1870's was a day of great activity in in­ dustrial Ithaca that hasn't ever been equaled before or since. Some of the products made here at that time were: paper, iron foundry products, agri­ cultural implements, glass, woolens, steamboats, sailboats and rowboats, hosiery, pianos, organs, passenger cars, railroad car repair shops, machine work, horse rakes, wagons, threshing machines, well drills, fruit packing, paints, pottery, rakes, cultivators, lime kilns, etc. The transfer of coal and grain shipments from rail to water transportation at Ithaca formed the basis of much industry; coal transfer from Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad (now Lackawanna), andthen otherrailroads that now form the Lehigh, made Ithaca an important freight center. There were four grain elevators here.

A MODERN INDUSTRIAL PLANT

Mter the 1870 period the industrial situation gradually changed with the time but continued active. Some of the products made were: guns, calendar clocks, salt, typewriters, wallpaper, incubators, aircraft, couplings, chains, clutches, electric clocks, adding machines, aerometers, laboratory apparatus, paper power drive chains, mechanical stokers, leather hand bags, cardboard boxes, cement, etc.

The high class of citizenship in Ithaca makes it desirable for industry and the future holds much in store for this city along development of manufactur­ ing. Water transportation to the Atlantic seaboard is available, also into the Great Lakes. Land with both water and rail facilities is available. MANUFACTURERS-LUMBER 102 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1947

CA~Uf3A LUMI3~l2 C()M()A~~

Phone 2541 801 W. State St. Ithaca, N. Y.

HEADQUARTERS for NEW HOMES

itPay Cash and Save" MANUFACTURERS~ADDING MACHINES~ENGRAVERS~SALT 1\)-!7~lTHACA DIRECTORY---1947 103

'We cvte d!z,W-Uuj to. IuuId ~ lJed

.,tlJ.JUuj Maclune Uf, tlte ~.

ALLEN. WALES Adding Machine Corporation

Wholly Owned Subsidiary of The National Cash Register Co·

INIERNA1iONAl ~SAl T COMPANY Incorporated Manufacturing Department

C. D. LOOKER, Purchasing Agent 500 THIRD ST. Phone 2336 ITHACA, N. Y. MANUFAOTURERS-BOATS-INSTRUMENTS-BICYCLES 104 . 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1947 I - JOHNSON BOAT YARD eMu.-elUiJi Cruisers - Runabouts - Utilities R~ Cruisers SKANEATELES SAILBOATS I}~ OUTBOARDS n Johnson Outboard I''''''' '1(Uf. ROWBOATS CANOES Motors

MARINE RAILWAY Sales Service Storage

Foot of Willow Ave. Dial 2041 ITHACA, N. Y.

Mechanical and Electrical Experimental and Development Work Plug, Ring and Fixture Gages Tool Makers Compass Hard Chrome Plating Small Parts Production Aircraft Parts and Accessories ITHACA SCIENTIFIC I@I INSTRUMENT COMPANY 207 SOUTH TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. y.

SCHABER'S Cycle Shop Headquarters for MOTORCYCLE - BICYCLES Sales and Service Lawn Mowers We Repair and Retire Carriages, Carts, Tricycles 210 FIRST ST. Phone 9919 ITHACA, N. Y. MANUFACTURERS-BEER-BOTTLERS-PAPER 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1947 105

Ithaca Bottling Works

Manufacturers of Soft Drinks UTICA CLUB - TAM-O-SHANTER Ale and Beer 407 W. SENECA ST. Phone 2182 ITHACA, N. Y.

Schreiber Beer and Ale Goebel Old Topper Ale Oxhead Ale PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER Cayuga Beverage Co. 628 W. STATE ST. Phone 2069 ITHACA, N. Y.

Carlings Stegmaiers Irish Cream Ale Beverwyck Beer SCHLITZ BEER BAILEY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY White Rock Beverages 302 W. LINCOLN ST. Tel. 2249 ITHACA, N. Y. T. G. Miller's Sons Paper Co. Paper, Stationery, School Supplies, Etc. Y & E FILING EQUIPMENT Phone 2376 Office 113 N. Tioga St. ITHACA, N. Y. Ware Rooms 118-120 Allen St...... o ""'

NAME ADDRESS SPECIALTY OFFICE HOURS PHONE II I Irs: tr:1 Allen, John Frank W. 111 E. Seneca Physician and Surgeon 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. 8709 ...... t! .r:: (') Forster, Francis R. C. 407 N. Aurora Surgeon 3-5 p. m. by appt. only 31193 -1 >~ 8586 I Hall, Edward F. 114 W. Buffalo Obstetrician and Gynecologist 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. by appt. >-< >-l I Surgeon By appointment 2692 ~ "C Hirshfeld, John W. 106 E. State ;,.. n ::t1 Nelson, Roger B. 114 W. Buffalo Obstetrician and Gynecologist 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. by appointment 8586 ;,.. 0-< ....rtl Robb, David 114 N. Tioga (M-17-19) Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 10-12 m. and 1-3 p. m. 2089 9 ....(') ?:I Schmal, Simon 100 W. Buffalo General and Pediatrics 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Mon., Wed., Fri. i:'j > and by appointment 9852 n !Z >-l rtl 0 Spahr, Mary B. 116 N. Geneva Pediatrics 2-4 p. m. by appt. except Thurs. and ?:I I Sun. 8611 ~ rtl c:::: Sutton, Henry B. 106 E. State Surgeon By appointment 2692 .....I ~ Q .j.... Thorsland, Edgar 119 E. Buffalo Obstetrics and Medicine By appointment only 2044 -I tr:1 0 Vose, Royden M. 111 E. Seneca Surgeon 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. 2042 !Z rtl Warren, John F. 154 E. State Physician and Surgeon 10-11 a. m., 1-3 p. m., 7-8 p. m. 8562 MEDICAL-HOSPITALS 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1947 107

Tompkins County Memorial Hospital SOUTH QUARRY ST. Telephone ITHACA 3491

Present Building Erected 1912 Approved by American College of Surgeons Member American Hospital Association Visiting Hours Medical and Surgical Wards Obstetrical Department Private Rooms 11-12 a. m., 3-5 p. m., 7-9 p. m. 10-12 3-9 p. a. m. m. Semi-Private Rooms and Wards Semi-Private Rooms and Wards 2:30-3:30 p. m. 7-8 p. m. 2:30-3:30 p. m. 7-8 p. m. Children's Ward Isolation Ward 2:30-3:30 p. m. 2:30-3:30 p. m. 7-8 p. m.

Bed Capacity 140 « Cribs 25 OFFICERS MR. JAMES E. RICE, President MR. FREDERICK B. BRYANT, Sec. MR. ROLAND G. FOWLER, V-Pres. MR. CHARLES E. DYKES, Treas. Member Ithaca Community Chest Supported by Donations and Bequests MUSIC-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 10:) 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947 Hickey's Music Store pIANOS

Sheet Music and Books

Musical Instruments REPAIRS AND PARTS of Every Description

IIA Complete Musical Service"

PHONE 2055 330 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. PUBLICITY-PHOTOGRAPHERS 1947-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1947 109

Commercial Photography for Construction, Industrial and Legal Use

Kodaks, Cameras, Films Supplies and Superior Photo Finishing on Velox

"A Complete Photographic Service" Studio Open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. and by Appointment Phone 2169 Tompkins Portrait and Commercial PHOTOGRAPHER

MEMBE R

The Tompkins Studio is the oldest established studio in Ithaca and vicinity. Our present location, 140 East State St., has been the site of a photographic studio for over 80 years, 30 years before Ithaca became a chartered city.

138-140 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. PUBLICITY-PHOTOGRAPHERS-PRINTERS no ID4i-lTHACA DIRECTORY-1947

I PHONE 9451 I TheNORTON PRINTING CO. ALBERT F. MacWETHY and DORETTA L. MacWETHY, Proprietors "Where Service Is a Habit" 317 EAST STATE STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

A\ll2lrlCII2A\lflr oflthaca Inc. . PRINTERS· BOOKLETS BUSINESS FORMS PUBLICATIONS 312 EAST SENECA ST. Dial 2282 ITHACA, N. Y. CHARLES FULTON HOME PORTRAITS

The Natural Setting For Natural Photographs Box 461 ITHACA, N. Y. RALPH WING :lJ~P~

Weddings and Portraits of Children

203 N. AURORA ST. Tel. 2978 ITHACA, N. Y. STATIONERS--BOOKSELLERS-OFFICE SUPPLIES 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947 111

FRIENDLY SERVICES 13~ ad $~:bim/.fJ{m BOOKS GIFTS WRITING PAPERS FOUNTAIN PENS GREETING CARDS ENGRAVING & PRINTING ART PRINTS PICTURE FRAMING

BOOKS GAMES TOYS STUFFED ANIMALS BABY BOOKS

TYPEWRITERS FILES ADDERS SAFES DUPLICATORS DESKS and all Types of Office Supplies CORNER BOOK STORE EARLE W. DeMOTTE, President

109 N. TIOGA STREET Phone 9326 PUBLICITY-ADVERTISING-OPTICIANS-MOVERS 112 1947--lTHACA DIRECTORY-1947 AGRICULTURAL ADVERTISING &RESEARCH, Inc. ROY H. PARK, President A. G. Research Building 306 E. STATE ST. Tel. 451 ITHACA, N. Y. WILSON & BURCHARD

Taylor r ... Optically Thermometer Correct & Barometers ~ Sunglasses and Opticians 220 E. STATE STREET Opp. Ithaca Hotel· Phone 2148 ITHACA, N. Y. ITHACA MOTOR EXPRESS TERMINAL Local and Long Distance Moving Motor Freight Service to all Points Pick-up Delivery Phone 9581 415 W. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. ITHACA DELIVERY Light and Heavy Household MOVING Motor Freight Daily Service to Cortland and Syracuse Competent and Careful Drivers All work guaranteed and fully insured Agents For ASSOCIATED TRANSPORT, INC. 212 CENTER ST. Phone 2171 ITHACA, N. Y. TRANSPORTATION-AIRLINES 1947-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1947 113

Robinson flirlines Corporation

ALBANY CENTRAL NEW YORK'S SCHENECTADY PIONEER AIRLINE

Air Ch.lI:f~ haY6 flown mo!"L' lhlln S~O.OOO passenKer miles, serving tho heart of i BINGHAMTO~ New Yerk State. New.•'rllne-equlpped trans­ ports en aU flights. manned ENDICOTT by CIlD:a n Bnll COop·lot. i JOHNSON CITY ITHACA BUFFALO NEW YORK

ITHACA HOTEL PHONE 3-1576 CONTRACTORS-BUILDERS~SUPPLIES 114 H)-1-7~lTHA.CA. DIRECTORY--1947 ORI~~~ll ~R~~I ~~I & I Organized 1878 Incorporated 1904

135 SOUTH AURORA ST.

Phone 2361 ** Lumber Millwork Mason Supplies Paint and Hardware

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