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Directory of Theamerican Society of Certified Public Accountants, November 30, 1928 American Society of Certified Public Accountants University of Mississippi eGrove American Institute of Certified Public Accountants AICPA Committees (AICPA) Historical Collection 1-1-1928 Directory of theAmerican Society of Certified Public Accountants, November 30, 1928 American Society of Certified Public Accountants Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/aicpa_comm Part of the Accounting Commons, and the Taxation Commons Recommended Citation American Society of Certified Public Accountants, "Directory of theAmerican Society of Certified Public Accountants, November 30, 1928" (1928). AICPA Committees. 139. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/aicpa_comm/139 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Historical Collection at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in AICPA Committees by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact [email protected]. DIRECTORY The American Society of Certified Public Accountants Officers - Directors - State Representatives - Committees Members of State Boards of Accountancy Officers of State Organizations Membership Roster Constitution and By-Laws AmericanThe Society of Certified Public Accountants National Press Building Washington, D. C. NOVEMBER 30, 1928 DIRECTORY OF OFFICIALS, 1928-29 OFFICERS STATE REPRESENTATIVES President: Arthur C. Upleger, C. P. A., Alabama—Conrad Sauer, Jr., C. P. A., First State Bank Building, Waco, Texas. Comer Building, Birmingham. First Vice President: James F. Hughes, Arizona—Willis H. Plunkett, C. P. A., Box C. P. A., 104 Fairview Avenue, Jersey City, 1385, Phoenix. N. J. Arkansas—H. W. Hennegin, C. P. A,, 1001 Second Vice-President: Theodore J. Home Insurance Building, Little Rock. Witting, C. P. A., Foster Building, Den­ California—R. W. E. Cole, C. P. A., Van ver, Colo. Nuys Building, Los Angeles. B. W. Bours, C. P. A., 620 Market Street, San Secretary: Durand W. Springer, C. P. A., Francisco. William Dolge, C. P. A., 369 National Press Building, Washington, Pine Street, San Francisco. D. C. Colorado—Theodore J. Witting, C. P. A., Treasurer: Thomas H. Evans, C. P. A., Foster Building, Denver. Dime Bank Building, Detroit, Mich. Connecticut—Charles F. Coates, C. P. A., 750 Main Street, Hartford. DIRECTORS Delaware—Alfred H. Coe, C. P. A., Du Pont Building, Wilmington. First District— Earl S. Clark, C. P. A., Industrial Trust District of Columbia—C. Vaughan Darby, Building, Providence, Rhode Island. C. P. A., Munsey Building, Washington. James B. Grice, C. P. A., Munsey Build­ Second District— ing, Washington. James F. Welch, C. P. A., 129 Market Street, Paterson, N. J. Florida—Hubert V. Foy, C. P. A., First Homer A. Dunn,. C. P. A., 35 West 64th National Bank Building, Tampa. Street, New York City. Georgia—Lewis L. Davis, C. P. A., 1423 Third District— Atlanta Trust Company Building, At­ Harry B. Scott, C. P. A., Farmers Bank lanta. Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Hawaii—Henry Davis, C. P. A., P. O. Fourth District— Box 44, Honolulu. Walter D. Wall, C. P. A., 44 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio. Idaho—Jeremiah W. Robinson, C. P. A., 420 Empire Building, Boise. Fifth District— George P. Ellis, C. P. A., 30 North La Illinois—George P. Ellis, C. P. A., 30 North Salle Street, Chicago, Illinois. La Salle Street, Chicago. David Him­ melblau, C. P. A., First National Bank Sixth District— Building, Chicago. George W. Rosset­ George E. Wood, C. P. A., 138 Brevard ter, C. P. A., 111 West Monroe Street, Court, Charlotte, North Carolina. Chicago. John A. Stolp, C. P. A., 307 Seventh District— North Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Herman C. J. Peisch, C. P. A., McKnight Indiana—H. A. Roney, C. P. A., State Life Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Building, Indianapolis. Eighth District— Henry J. Miller, C. P. A., 1000 Maritime Iowa—A. H. Hammarstrom, C. P. A., 208-9 Building, New Orleans, Louisiana. Weston Building, Clinton. Ninth District— Kansas—Frank A. McCoy, C. P. A., Na­ B. W. Bours, C. P. A., 620 Market Street, tional Reserve Building, Topeka. San Francisco, California. Kentucky—P. Robert Miller, C. P. A., Tenth District— Columbia Building, Louisville. C. H. Reimerth, C. P. A., O. & S. Build­ Louisiana—Henry J. Miller, C. P. A., ing, Casper, Wyoming. 1000 Maritime Building, New Orleans. 3 4 DIRECTORY Maine—Richard M. Millett, C. P. A., Chap­ North Carolina—George E. Wood, C. P. A., man Building, Portland. 138 Brevard Court, Charlotte. Maryland—Raymond B. North, C. P. A., North Dakota—J. A. Cull, C. P. A., Ed­ 1243 Calvert Building, Baltimore. wards Building, Fargo. Massachusetts—Frederick Bond Cherring­ Ohio—Walter D. Wall, C. P. A., 44 West ton, C. P. A., 185 Devonshire Street, Bos­ Gay Street, Columbus. L. G. Battelle, C. ton. Daniel B. Lewis, C. P. A., Park P. A., 121 West Second Street, Dayton. Square Building, Boston. Edwin L. Pride, C. P. A., 40 Central Street, Bos­ ton. Charles F. Rittenhouse, C. P. A., 89 Oklahoma—Thomas F. Carey, C. P. A., 709 State Street, Boston. Braniff Building, Oklahoma City. Michigan—Thomas H. Evans, C. P. A., Oregon—E. M. Wilson, C. P. A., Liberty Dime Bank Building, Detroit. W. T. Bank Building, Medford. McConnell, C. P. A., First National Bank Building, Detroit. Pennsylvania—Horace P. Griffith, C. P. A., Franklin Trust Building, Philadelphia. Minnesota—Herman C. J. Peisch, C. P. A., William R. Main, C. P. A., Packard McKnight Building, Minneapolis. Building, Philadelphia. Edward P. Moxey, Jr., C. P. A., 1416-18 Chestnut Mississippi—Lewis E. Crook, C. P. A., Citi­ Street, Philadelphia. Harry B. Scott, C. zens National Bank Building, Meridian. P. A., Farmers Bank Building, Pitts­ burgh. Missouri—George E. Dell, C. P. A., 1028 Scarritt Building, Kansas City. Philippine Islands—No election. Montana—William A. Logan, C. P. A., Rhode Island—Earl S. Clark, C. P. A., In­ State Capitol Station, Helena. dustrial Trust Building, Providence. Nebraska—William Bryden, C. P. A., 638 South Carolina- Securities Building, Omaha. South Dakota—Frank L. Pollard, C. P. A., Nevada—E. S. La Tourrette, C. P. A., Box Watertown. 30, Reno. Tennessee—Taylor E. Cress, C. P. A., Bank New Hampshire—Hiram B. Haskell, C. P. of Commerce Building, Memphis. A., 922 Elm Street, Manchester. New Jersey—James F. Hughes, C. P. A., Texas—J. A. Phillips, C. P. A., Second Na­ 104 Fairview Avenue, Jersey City. tional Bank Building, Houston. James F. Welch, C. P. A., 129 Market Street, Paterson. Utah—Seymour Wells, C. P. A., Kearns Building, Salt Lake City. New York—Alexander S. Banks, C. P. A., 7 Dey Street, New York City. William H. Bell, C. P. A., 15 Broad Street, New Vermont—Orris H. Parker, C. P. A., 16 York City. Homer A. Dunn, C. P. A„ 35 State Street, Montpelier. West 64th Street, New York City. Paul Joseph Esquerre, C. P. A., 20 Vesey Virginia—A. W. Burket, C. P. A., Ameri­ Street, New York City. Joseph J. Klein, can National Bank Building, Richmond. C. P. A., 19 West 4"4th Street, New York City. Martin Kortjohn, C. P. A., 15 Park Washington—Arne S. Hansen, C. P. A., Row, New York City. Samuel D. Leides­ Leary Building, Seattle. dorf, C. P. A., 125 Park Avenue, New York City. John T. Madden, C. P. A., West Virginia—David A. Jayne, C. P. A., New York University, Washington Charleston. Square, New York City. Walter A. Staub, C. P. A., 110 William Street, New Wisconsin—Carl E. Dietze, C. P. A., 209 York City. Norman E. Webster, C. P. Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee. A., 50 Broadway, New York City. John R. Wildman, C. P. A., 15 Broad Street, Wyoming—Charles H. Reimerth, C. P. A., New York City. O. & S. Building, Casper. OFFICIALS 5 COMMITTEES Federal Legislation—Walter A. Staub, C. P. A., 110 William Street, New York STANDING COMMITTEES City, Chairman; Parry Barnes, C. P. A., Pioneer Trust Building, Kansas City, Admissions—Herbert F. French, C. P. A., Mo.; A. W. Burket, C. P. A., American 100 Summer Street, Boston, Mass., National Bank Building, Richmond, Va.; Chairman; Raymond E. North, C. P. A., Dwight N. Burnham, C. P. A., 901 Ver­ mont Building, Washington, D. C.; Wal­ 1243 Calvert Building, Baltimore, Md.; ter A. Coy, C. P. A., 723 National City A. M. Pullen, C. P. A., State & City Bank Bank Building, Cleveland, Ohio; Patrick Building, Richmond, Va. F. Crowley, C. P. A., 14 Central Avenue, Lynn, Mass.; Edward S. Elliott, C. P. A., Advisory—Paul W. Pinkerton, C. P. A., 30 Bank of Commerce and Trust Building, North La Salle Street, Chicago, Illinois, Memphis, Tenn.; Montford L. Higgins, Chairman; John B. Tanner, C. P. A., 3411 C. P. A., 418 Roosevelt Building, Los South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illi­ Angeles, Calif.; Arthur E. Low, C. P. A., Metropolitan Bank Building, Minne­ nois; Homer A. Dunn, C. P. A., 35 West apolis, Minn.; Louis A. Searson, C. P. 64th Street, New York City; James A. A., Carolina Life Building, Columbia, Councilor, C. P. A., Woodward Building, S. C.; Wm. H. Van Tifflin, C. P. A., 1442 Washington, D. C.; Harry E. Lunsford, Buhl Building, Detroit, Mich.; Wm. C. P. A., Pioneer Trust Building, Kan­ Whitfield, C. P. A., 1045 Pacific Build­ sas City, Missouri; Edwin L. Pride, C. ing, Portland, Oreg.; Frederick S. Wil­ P. A., 40 Central Street, Boston, Massa­ lett, C. P. A., 830 J. M. S. Building, chusetts; Alexander S. Banks, C. P. A., 7 South Bend, Ind. Dey Street, New York City; Frank Wil­ bur Main, C. P. A., Farmers Bank Build­ Publication—Stephen Gilman, C. P. A., Van ing, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Durand Horne Tube Co., Franklin, Ohio, Chair­ man; Oscar V. Wallin, C. P. A., Union W. Springer, C. P. A., Ann Arbor, Michi­ Bank Building, Philadelphia, Pa.; David gan. A. Jayne, C. P. A., A.
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