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Rochester Classified Business Finder Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County - City Directory Collection - 1937 How Many Leaves Did You Turn? Your ad at frequent openings should be seen every time the book is used, which is millions of times in a year. Well, you saw this, didn 't you? to find a name on this page? ROCHESTER CLASSIFIED BUSINESS FINDER Copyright, 1936, Sampson & Murdock Co., Inc., Boston, Mass. The Classification of Headings is made in accordance with a Standard List adopted by the Association of North American Directory Publishers, to secure uniformity in all Directories, and to promote convenience of reference. The * denotes headings inserted by special contract or reference to general headings. Abattoirs JOHNS & COMPANY 34 State rm 303 United Audit Co Inc 25 North rm 1064 NARAMORE & NILES 950 Lincoln-Al Williams & Thorny 14 Franklin rm Amdoursky J & Son 311 Buffalo rd liance Bank bldg 1416 UNITED AUDIT CO Inc 1064 Mercan SHULTS & CO Abdominal Appliances WILSON, 1111-1125 tile bldg 25 North Commerce bldg 119 Main E Clinton av RICE WILLIAM S Inc 136 WILSON, SHULTS & CO 1111-1125 S Commerce bldg Acoustic Apparatus & Devices Acousticon Agency The 61 East av Abstracts of Title & Auditors Accountants Acousticon Institute of Rochester 61 & MORTGAGE ABSTRACT TITLE Airy Fannie M 334 Selye ter East av CORPORATION 47 S Fitzhugh Arrow Audit Service 334 Selye ter Sonotone Rochester Co 277 Alexander 66 phone Main 4232 See page Baseman Willard L 119 Main E rm rm 106 MONROE ABSTRACT CORPORATION 1225 66 5 S FitzhughSee page Baxter Geo 65 Broad W rm 614 Adding, Calculating & Tabulat Co 16 Western New York Abstract Bogaski John J 623 Rocket ing Machines Main W rm 430 Coon Lewis D 915 Meigs ABC Adding Machine Co 49 Clinton ERNST & ERNST 904-912 Lincoln-Al av N *Accident Insurance liance Bank bldg Allen-Wales Adding Machine Co 515 G 14 Franklin rm 609 ASHLEY EGBERT F CO agents 212 Fain Rupert MainE Gelb Audit Co 8 Exchange rm 111 Union Trust bldg phone Main 444 Barrett Adding Maphine Agency 49 Good Ralph S 42 East av rm 220 Clinton av See top lines, back bone and page N Greule Howard B 49 Pershing dr Burroughs Adding Machine Co 75 Herbert A 31 Exchange rm 210 JOHNSTON JAMES AGENCY Inc 204 Hogle Broad W Jackson Jas A 31 Exchange rm 210 Felt & Granite bldgSee page 113 Tarrant Manufacturing Co 82 JACKSON ZAENGLEIN & ELLIS 31 StPaul rm 616 Exchange rm 507 Frieden Calculating Machine Co 82 St Certified Public "Accountants JOHNS & COMPANY 34 State rm 303 Paul rm 713 JACKSON JAMES A 31 Exchange rm Jones Horace F 904-912 Lincoln Alli Tabulating Machine Division 265 East 210 ance Bank bldg 183 Main E av JONES HORACE F 904-912 Lincoln-Al Kramer Frank C 515 Lexington av Victor Adding Machine Agency 49 liance Bank bldg MacAllister & Russell 14 Franklin rm Clinton av N McLEOD THOMAS L 939 Lincoln-Alli 911 E rm 528 ance Bank bldg 183 Main E phone McCoy Audit Co 183 Main Addressing Machines John W 183 Main E rm 1202 Stone 3122 Marder Elliott Addressing Machine Co 42 East rm Bassett & Co 183 MILLER HERMAN A 31 Exchange Miller, Franklin, av rm 450 210 Main E rm 939 Inc 183 Main E MORROW ROBERT T 950 Lincoln-Al Miller, Franklin & Co *Adheslves liance Bank 183 Main E rm 939 bldg CLARK STEK-0 CORPORATION 1631 NILES OSCAR L 950 Lincoln-Alliance Miller Herman A 31 Exchange rm 210 Dewey av at Stek-0 Hill phone 183 Main E Miller & Meng 16 Main W rm Bank bldg Sophie Glenwood 1014 See page 134 ROTHWELL JAMES L 811 Wilder 332 NARAMORE & NILES 950 Lincoln-Al bldg Adjusters SHULTS & CO 1111-1125 liance Bank bldg WILSON, ALLIANCE MERCANTILE Commerce bldg NILES OSCAR L 950 Lincoln-Alliance AGENCY 7th fl Terminal ZAENGLEIN PAUL C 31 Exchange Bank bldg bldgSee line on W rm 821 front cover rm 507 Oehler Anna 16 Main Oliver Allen J 19 Main E rm 1003 Bondi Frederico (ins) 429i Main W Church Alf E 19 W rm Accountants Public Posner Audit Co 6 State rm 202 (ins) Main 706 & Greenhouse 6 State rm 202 CREDIT RATING CORPORATION ERNST & ERNST 904-912 Lincoln-Al Posner Rodger & Co 183 Main E rm 1052 (commercial collections) 610 Mer liance Bank bldg - , , , Rothwell Jas L 8 Exchange rm 811 cantile bldg See page 94 JACKSON ZAENGLEIN & ELLIS 31 Smith John H 423 Central Trust bldg Darcy T Jos 16 Main W rm 816 Exchange rm 507 (169) 13 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County - City Directory Collection - 1937 170 ROCHESTER BUSINESS FINDER Adjusters Con Wolff Ed and Associates 328 Main E Air Compressors Fire Companies' Adjustment Bureau rm 428 KELLOGG COMPRESSOR & MANU W L Co 82 StPaul rm 708 Inc (ins) 183 Main E rm 723 Wright FACTURING CORP 97 Humboldt Fox J Walter 16 Main W rm 816 Furst Arthur Adjustment Bureau 45 Advertising Analysis Air Conditioning Exchange rm 816 STEWART, HANFORD & FROHMAN GAR WOOD INDUSTRIES Inc 16 N Garis Joseph E (textile) 92 Mortimer Inc 11 James See page 66 Union See page 131 rm 1 GREEN T H ELECTRIC CO Inc 31-37 Henry John M (ins) 183 Main E rm Advertising Counsel & Service Water NSee top edge and page 1412 Moore Vincent S 8 N Water rm 600 101 Hurvitz Saul 299 Central av STEWART, HANFORD & FROHMAN VanVechten Loren W (ins) 84 Ex Inc 11 James See page 66 Air Conditioning Equipment change rm 105 GAR WOOD INDUSTRIES Inc 16 N Advertising Direct by Mail Union See page 131 Administrators SMITH JOHN P CO Inc 193-197 Piatt Airplane & Airship Builders CENTRAL TRUST CO Central Trust phone Main 334 bldg 25 Main E, Brighton Branch Cunningham Hall Aircraft Corp 13 1806 East av See 72 Canal page Advertising Display Cards EAST SIDE SAVINGS BANK OF ROCHESTER The Main E at Clinton COWLES A B 4 Commercial phone Alcohol Main 7210 See 84 av S See page 79 page U S Industrial Alcohol Corp 1044 Uni GENESEE VALLEY TRUST CO 45 Ex versity av Literature change at Broad See page 74 Advertising MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF SMITH JOHN P CO Inc 193-197 Piatt Aluminum Architectural Work ROCHESTER The 21 Exchange phone Main 334 FRANCIS METAL DOOR AND WIN branch 89-91 East av See page 82 DOW CORPORATION 46-48 Cort BANK MONROE COUNTY SAVINGS Advertising Neon Signs land phone Main 2315 See page 88 35 State branch 420 Main E See GLO-LIGHT DISPLAYS Inc 149 Carter page 80 Aluminum See line on back cover Matting ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK 47 ERDLE PERFORATING CO 171 York Main W branch 40 Franklin See tel Genesee 2608 See page 144 page 81 Advertising Novelties ROCHESTER TRUST & SAFE DE ABC Sales Co 210 Cypress Amusement Devices POSIT CO 5 Main WSee front Stevenson A G & Co Inc rear 161 Rochester Coaster Corp 100 Fernwood edge and page 76 Champlain SECURITY TRUST COMPANY OF av ROCHESTER 103 Main E at South Scenic Mill Corp 100 Fernwood av Advertising Representatives Water See page 77 & UNION TRUST CO OF ROCHESTER Newspapers Magazines Amusements main office 19 Main W See back STEWART, HANFORD & FROHMAN Arena Roller Skating Rink 87 Stone cover and page 78 Inc 11 James See page 66 Bonnette-Waddell Dances 120 South av Monroe Amusements Inc 63 East av Advertising Roadside rm 10 Advertising Agencies Road Amusement Co Inc 461 ROADSIDE ADVERTISING CO 314 Ridge A & M Business Service 8 Exchange Ridge rd Buffalo rd nr MtRead blvd phone rm 314 Rochester Red Baseball Club Genesee 2753 Wing 14 rm . Affiliated Advertisers Franklin Inc 500 Norton 516 Advertising Thermometers Berry L M & Co 335 Main E rm 213 Animal & Bird Dealers A Co 119 Main E rm 503 TAYLOR BROS CO division Taylor In Bostwick C & (See Bird & Animal Dealers) Chapman Geo H 295 State strument Co's 95 Ames cor West av 42 East av rm See page 149 Commercial Display Co Antiques 440 Altman 279 av Easton Associates 213 East av Agents Collection Benj University Anderson Thos 1765 East av Hart-Conway Co Inc 45 Exchange rm ALLIANCE MERCANTILE AGENCY Atkins Julius 189A East av 409 7th fl Terminal bldg See line on BAILEY GEORGE C J ART SHOP 150 Hearst International Advertising Serv front cover Clarissa Main 2196 See ice 14 Franklin rm 618 phone page Associates 119 Main E 136 Hewitt C E and Agents Insurance Finckel Gertrude S Mrs 1869 East av rm 723 ASHLEY EGBERT F CO 212 Paul 40 N Union Wolff & Co Inc 328 Main E rm (general) Lunger' J Hughes Union Trust Main 444 B Millard rear 75 S Fitz 500 bldg phone Moynihan See back bone and Hutchins Advertising Co Inc 42 East top lines, page hugh 111 Palmateer Edith H Mrs 534 Main W av rm 126 ENGLEHARDT EDW CO Robinson P International Press Service 480 Clinton (general) Myrtle 351 East av 206-208 Exchange Place bldg 16 Rogers Andrew J 176 Clinton av S av S State phone Main 1387 See page Rosner Wm J 182 Main W Johnstone Advertising & Sales Serv 114 Walter 567 Main W ice 26 Forbes Vogel HENNRICH CARL H Inc 401-404 East Keenan Advertising Agency 550 Main Av bldg phones Main 435-436 See Apartment Buildings 112 Julius G 183 Main E rm 945 page Admiral 91 Plymouth av S Lipsky LIKLY AGENCY Inc The MacFarlin Co The 5 StPaul rm 528 (general) Alberta Apartments 60 Thurston rd 424 Cutler bldg 42 East av phone McLeod Advertising Agency 183 Main Alcazar 184-186 Bway Stone 99See page 117 E rm 652 Alden The 47 Troup WOLFERT BROTHERS (general) 2d Morrison Dorothy M 80 East av rm Alexander Court The 185 Alexander fl Triangle bldg 335 Main E phones 330 Algonquin 34 S Goodman Main 478-479See page 113 Retail Merchants Business Expansion Allandale The 106 Alexander Co Inc 5 StPaul rm 407 Altman Apartments 174 Genesee Implements & Richd O 80 East av rm 328 Agricultural Ambassador 86 S Union Ripp Machinery Rogers E Claude 80 East av rm 313 Anador Apartments 310 Cumberland Rumrill Chas L & Co Inc 41 Chestnut BURR & STARKWEATHER COM Apollo The 81 Thurston rd av rm 202 PANY 30-57 MtHope tel Stone Ardmor The 3 Marshall Russi Pierre J 80 East av rm 328 3016See page 66
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