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Title: Ithaca Directory 1951 Call number: LH-REF 974.7 Ithaca 1951 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)

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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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~ 1xl • i 1m" f:fOT TAKE' CARDS FROM POCKET i I ,or HARO: PUBLIC LIBRARY ~~ SEVILI ITHACA, N. Y. A.CH~ JAME~ ~~~E~ GEOR V / B V "...... \.u.l.l.u::y Babco~kP~ultr;F;;~I;c. LEON C. PRITCHARD PAUL W. BRAINARD J. G. Pritchard & Son President FREDERICK L. BROWN, JR. HAROLD L. REED President, Jamieson-McKinney Co. Professor Economics, Cornell University JOHN E. BURTON JAMES R. ROBINSON Vice-Pres.-Business-Cornell University Attorney . HENRY A. CAREY President H. A. Carey Co. LaVERE ROBINSON FINANCIAL -BANKS

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• TIOGA ST., CORNER OF SENECA TEL. 2767 "The Only Savings Bank in Tompkins County" SERVICES THRIFT MORTGAGES -SAVINGS ACCOUNTS MODERNIZATION LOANS BANKING BY M1\IL -CHRISTMAS CLUB MONEY ORDERS- -TRAVELERS CHECKS Low Cost Life Insurance BANKING HOURS Monday thlough Thursday 9:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. Ftiday 9 :30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Closed Saturdays and Holidays Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation "Put Your Savings in a Savings Bank" FINANCIAL BANKS ------1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY -1951 5

ITHACA A locally owned and managed institution, with resources of $5,999,125.52, 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 buy or build homes, to modernize and repair',; attd to replace old burdensome straight mortgages with modern 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 savings or borrowing, is a member.

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING 210 N. Aurora St..

ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE C. J. KENERSON, Acting Secretary MRS.MILDRED PETRILLOSE, Asst. Secretary An organization of 600 bus iness, professional and private citizens whose general purpose is to promote the business and civic welfare of Ithaca

ITHACA AUT0l\10BILE CLUB RALPH R. KINGSLEY, JR., Secretary Specialized service for motorists

ITHACA COMMUNITY CHEST T. MERRELL SHIPHERD, Executive Vice-President Providing financial support for 13 of Ithaca's welfare, social service, character­ building and health organizations

CREDIT BUREAU OF ITHACA JANE G. McAULIFFE, Executive Secretary Serving Ithacans by encouraging high standards of personal business credit DIRECTORY LIBRARY 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 7

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A TYPICAL FREE DIRECTORY LIBRARY Chamber or Commerce Rooms 210 N. Aurora St A Metropolitan service has been established by H.A. MANNING CO., Directory Publishers. These are official City Direc­ tories and may be consulted free for single reference by the gen­ eral public. Your local City Directory 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 pro­ gressiveness that would record the names of its people for his­ torical purposes. Everyone has forefathers, these forefathers have made the history of this country. Someday 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 BIOGRAPHICAL 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 THIS CITY. The Information Bu­ reaus of the City are for FREE public use and your merchant, banker, physician, dentist, hotel, restaurant and garage man expect that the masses of the people shall, without hesitation, ask for "a look at the City Directory." H. A. MANNING CO. SCHENECTADY 5, N. Y. CLOTHING 8 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

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Since our founding in Ithaca in 1852, we have kept everlastingly at the job of im­ proving our service; through good times and bad. And the trend of our rates over the years has been steadily down. In spite of the inflation and our own rising costs, electricity and gas are still the bargains in your budget. lEW YOII STATE ~ ELECTIIC & GAS EDUCATIONAL-SCHOOLS 10 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

Serving the Educational Interest of Greater

Ithaca . • • Ithaca Public Schools

A staFf of 250 classroom teachers, principals, supervisors, specialists, administrative, busi­ ness, and custodial personnel A Comprehensive Educational Program Including:

Training in basic skills of reading, writing, and .expression Development of traits for happy and useful citizenship Opportunities to explore interests in every area. of learning Training for vocations, homemaking, and college entrance Maintenance of sound physical and mental health in all boys and girls Opportunities to pursue vocational and avocational interests in an evening school for all adults Year-round recreational programs for all

Some Recent Developments:

Driver Education for youth and adults with the cooperation of the American Automobile Association Improved equipment for graphic arts training Varied program in English to include journalism, speech, creative writing, American and world literature Broader program in industrial arts throughout the secondary schools Summer high school MUSIC--MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ._------1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951 11

349~ LENT'S 210-212 N. Tioga St.-Dial Established 189'J -WE SELL- RADIOS RCA Victor, Mag­ Radio­ navox, Philco, GE, Zenith,othermakes of Radios and Phonographs Radio Phono­ graphs and Rec­ RCA Victor ord Players RECORDS Philco Victor, Columbia, Magnavox Decca - Capital All Labels General Electric Zenith GENERAL ELECTRIC Radios Our Radio Department features the famous Refrigerators Philco, General Electric, RCA VICTOR­ ZENITH & ."" Freezers ~~ Ranges, Water Heaters, Dish Washers, Dis­ posals, Home laundry equip- ment 1~ MAGIC CHEF 00. Gas Ranges, ~ Natural and Bot­ ~l-f tled Gas PIANOS Knabe, Mason Records Hamlin, Fischer, One of the most complete stocks of all makes of Hardman Peck (Minipiano) phonograph records in the entire country. BENDIX Washers & Dryers General Electric Refrigerators IRONRITE and other GE Household Appliances IRONERS PIANO, RADIO' REFRIGERA­ STEINHORST AND OTHER FARM AND HOME TION FREEZERS WASHER MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS SERVICE PUBLISHERS-DIRECTORIES

12 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 If. A. MANNING COMPANY ESTABLISHED 19011 DIRECTORIES-MAPS ADVERTISING-CATALOGmG Statisticians City Census and HQuse Numbering City Guides A Public Service Orllanlzatlon lor Information about Communities and Their People Servlnll over 300 communities In the seven northeastern state. of Mas8Bcbu8etts, Connecticut, Vermont, New Halllpablre, N.w L'{W' 6rP't'}I:l:~-dg~Malne MAINE Springfield Suburban. including Agawam. Augusta. Gardiner and vicinity No. Agawam. Feeding Hills. East Long. Bangor. Brewer. Old Town, Orono meadow. Hampden, Ludlow, Wilbraham. Bar Harbor, Ellsworth Mass., Enfield, Conn. Biddeford. Saco Ware, Palmer. Monson Bridgton. Casco, Harrison Webster, Oxford Caribou, Ft. Fairfield. Presque Isle Wohurn and Winchester Eastport. Lubec. Calais Fannington, Wilton, Livennore Falls CONNECTICUT Houlton Enfield. Thompsonville Lewiston, Auburn Putnam. Thompson Rockland. Camden and vicinity Rumford, Mexico NEW YORK Rumford. Bethel and vicinity Albany, Schenectady Sanford, Springvale Albany Suburban, covering Bethlehem, East South Paris, Paris, Norway and vicinity Greenbush, Colonie, Guilderland Waterville and vicinity Amsterdam Westbrook, Gorham. Windham Batavia and East Pembroke Bath, Hammondsport NEW HAMPSHIRE Carthage Berlin. Gorham Catskill and Saugertie. Claremont, Newport Coming, Painted Post Concord and Pembroke Cortland, Homer. McGraw Dover, Somersworth, Rochester Elmira. Elmira Heights. Horseheads Franklin, Tilton and Northfield Fulton Keene, Marlboro Fulton County Glove Directory Laconia. Lakeport. The Weirs Geneva. Seneca Falls, Walliston Laconia Suburban Glens Falls. Hudson Falls, Port Edward Lebanon, Hanover, N. H. and Hartford. I't. Gloversville. Johnstown Nashua, Hudson Granville, Whitehall, N. Y., and Pairhaven, Portsmouth. Kittery, Rye Poultney, Vt. VERMONT Hoosick Falls and Benni~on, Vt. Barre, Montpelier and NorthfielJ ~~~~:II, Canisteo Bellows Palls, Springfield, Chester Lake Placid, Saranac and Tupper Lake Bennington and Hoosic Palls Malone Brattleboro, Hinsdale and Northfield Massena, Potsdam Burlington, Winooski M h . '11 S '11 B II S Rutland. West Rutland and Proctor ec amcYl e. t1 water. aston pa St. Albans and Swanton Mohawk Valley, including Canajoharie, St. Johnsbury, Lyndonville Ponda, Fort Plain. Pultonville, Nelliston, Palatine Bridge, St. Johnsville MASSACHUSETTS New York State Manufacturers Amherst, Hadley, Hatfield Ogdensburg Bridgewater Oneida and Sherrill Brockton Oneonta. Sidney, Walton and Delhi Brookline Penn Yan Cambridge Plattsburgh Central Berkshire Saranac, Lake Placid and Tupper Lake FraminRham, Natick, Ashland Saratoga Springs aool Ballston Spa Greenfield, Turners Palls, Northfield Schenectady, Scotia and Rotterdam Haverhill, Groveland, Merrimac Seneca Falls, Waterloo Marlboro, Hudson, Southboro Ticonderoga, Port Henry, Crown Point, Medford Westport Milford, Hopedale Waverly, N. Y.. and Sayre, Athens, Pa. New Bedford, Fairhaven Wellsville and vicinity , North Adam., Adamo and Williamstown NEW JERSEY QuincyPittsfield Burlington, Mt. Holly, Moorestown Somerville PENNSYLVANIA Southbridge, Sturbridge Bristol, Athens, Sayre These publication. contain the advertisements of over 25,000 merchants, prof....lonal men and manufacturers. The estimated circulation of tbese publications threuQb annual uUQe I. over 150,000,000. Por copl... of OUl' advertl.lnQ rate. In the abo'!e publication., write to any of th. followlnll office. HEADQUARTERS ~3 Lyman St., SprlnQfleid 3, Mass. '2T1 State St., Schenectady 5 NY 10' Hanover St., Boston 13, Mass. ',• OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 13

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Studios: Ithaca Savings Bank Building MANr~ING'S ITHACA Including Cayuga Heights Village (NEW YORK) DIRECTOR Y

FOR YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY, 1951

CONTAINING General Directories of the Citizens, Classified Business Directory, Street and House Directory, Map, Record of City Govern­ ment, Societies, Churches, Etc., County, State and U. S. Governments, Courts, Numerical Telephone Locater VOLUME XLIX

Price $22.50

COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY H. A. MANNING COMPANY 514 WEDGEWAY BUILDING SCHENECTADY 5, 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 COPYRIGHT 1951, BY H. A. MANNING CO. INDEX TO CONTENTS

Abbreviations . 151 Labor Organizations...... 33 Advantages . 20 Umari~ m Advertisers.. 17 Location...... 20 Alphabetical Directory . 151 Map inside back cover Altitude of City . 20 Mercantile Statistics...... 21 Area of City.. 20 Military Organizations...... 34 Assessed Valuation . 24 Miscellaneous Directory...... 25 Benevolent Protective Order Elks... 71 Miscellaneous Statistics...... 24 Blocks, Buildings, Etc. 417 Nationality Statistics...... 21 Branded Goods (see Classified New York ~tate Government...... 127 Business Directory) Numerical Street Directori~ " 351 Churches . 60 Parks, Playgrounds and Points of City Directory Library . 7 Inter~t...... 23 City Government . 255 Police Departments...... 25 Classified Business Directories..... 411 Population Statistics...... 21 Clubs . 31 Post Offices...... 28 County Government. 127 Religious Institutions...... 29 Courts . 126 Schools...... 28 Directory Library . 7 Societies, Cluos, Associations Dormitories . 422 (See Miscellaneous Directory) Educational. 22 State Government (See NY State Gov) Financial ..... 24 Statistics...... 211 Fire Department.... 26 Tompkins County Government...... 12i Fraternal Organizations. 31 Topography...... 211 Fraternity Houses . 425 Transportation...... 24 Halls...... ·Hi U. S. Representatives...... 36 Historical. .. . 21 U. S. Senators...... 36 Hospitals.. 31 Incorporated Companies United States Government...... 127 (see Alphabetical Section) Valuation of Taxable Property...... 21 Industrial Statistics. lITard Boundaries...... 407

RECAPITULATION New Names added in Preparing 1951 Directory. 8,155 Old Names Taken Out . 5,825 Changes of Address, etc. 8,388 Total Number of Changes. 22,368

UNITED STATES COPYRIGHT LAW In Force on and after July 1st, 1909 Section 28.:-That any: person. who wilfully a?d for profit shall infringe any copyright secured by this Act,C( who ~h~ll knowmgly and wI1rully aId or abet such mfnngement, shall be deemed guilty or a misdemeanor, and upon convlctlOn therefore shall be punished by imprisonment tor not exceeding one year, or by a fine of not less than oni hundled dollars nor more than one thousand dollars, or both, in the discretion of the court. '-". '1§51 MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 17 ADVERTISERS

ABC Exterminating Co top lines Co-operative Consumers Society Inc top lines Adams Armand L 128 Co-operative GLF Exchange Inc 99 Adams Arthur G 128 Cornell Library Association 97 Aero Mayflower Transit Co top lines Comer Book Store 145 Agricultural Advertising & Research Inc 143 Comers Community Center Inc 76 and 77 Albanese Frank 131 Cortright Electric 93 Alby & Son 95 Courts 126 Allanson's 69 Crane George I 119 Allen-Wales Adding Machine 134 Dahmen Ernest A Jr 129 Andy Soyring back cover Dassance & Anderson 90 'Art Craft of Ithaca Inc 144 Davis Appliance Co 91 Atwaters 158 Deal & Merri,k Auto Sales 56 Ault FW Electric 89 Dean Bruce G 129 Auto Body & Radiator Works 57 Dean of Ithaca Inc top lines Automobile Agencies Page 40 Dennis WE 122 BP 0 Elks 71 DeYoung Radio & Television Shop 96 Bailey Distributing Co 116 Dicker William A 130 Baker Bert T 128 Dickinson RW 110 . Bangs Funeral Home front edge and 104 Directory Library 7 Bangs John F front edge and 104 Donohue-Halverson Inc 87 Barnes Esso Servicenter 53 Drake H Kenneth 123 Barnes Shoe Store 70 Driscoll Bros & Co 150 Barnett's Ted Sunoco Service 58 Driscoll JJ Lumoer Co red insert Barr JS & Co Inc 98 Eastman Robert Inc insert opp criss cross Bartholf Service Station 52 Eaton Ethel Interiors 107 Beach CE & Son 90 Economy Motor Sales 55 Benevolent Protective Order of Elks 71 Egan William M 92 ; Bennett Studio 142 Elks Club 71 Besdin's Furniture Co 106 Elwood Heating Co 94 Better Paint & Wallpaper Service 111 Esso Standard Oil Co 102 Bishop's Wall Paper & Paint Store 110 Failing's Plumbing Co 87 Bool HJ Furniture Co 106 Fairview Manor Realty Co Inc Bool's Flower Shop top lines back bone and 117 Booth M Van Cleef 131 Farm Bureau Life Insuran,e Co 119 Boothroyd Robert SIns Agencv 124 Felton Garrett J front cover Bowers Plumbing & Heating Co 88 Finestone S 107 Bradley Eugene Jr front cover Finger Lakes Sporting Goods back cover Brewer & Brown Co Inc 88 Finney Motors 44 Brockway Agency The 123 First National Bank of Ithaca Brockway HL 123 front cover and 3 Brooks Pharmacy 139 First Presbyterian Church 61 Buckingham's Hardware & Auto Supply 109 Fish Harold Esso Service 59 ,Burns Realty Co 124 Fletcher WF Co Inc 107 .Buyoucos James V 128 Fletcher's Motor Express Terminal 149 'Carey HA Co Inc top lines and back cover Flower Shop The 104 Carl's Service back cover Foerster Curt 142 Carpenter Stuart V 85 Frand's Body Shop 56 Casey Edward J 129 Fraternal Order of Eagles 72 Cayuga Beverage Co 116 Fyr-Fyter Fire Extinguishers 135 Cayuga Lumber Co 78 GLF Exchange 99 b:Cayuga Motors Co 42 Gallagher JD 120 !':tCayuga Plumbing & Heating Co 88 Gallagher's Restaurant 11.5 ,. Cayuga Press Inc 144 Gee's Swap Shop 109 Chamber of Commerce 6 Geherin John F back cover Champaign Coal & Stoker Co 102 General Ice Cream Corp 101 Chanticleer top lines and 112 Gilbert Memorial Home 104 Church of The Immaculate Conception 64 Goodrich BF Co 58 Church Page 60 HCT Motor Co top lines Cobb, Cobb & Simpson 129 Hall Alfred G front cover College Chevrolet Co Inc 43 Hall Harold 98 Community Bookshop The 146 Hall's WR Bargain House 108 Conklin Sanitarium 137 Co-op Food Store top lines Haverstick & Co Inc top lines 18 1951 MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 Heggie RA & Bro Co 243 Lynn Emmet E Agency 120 Herman Louis 68 Mancini & Sons 79 Herson Funeral Home 103 Mandeville RC & Son 111 Hi-Speed Laundry 114 Manning JiiI A Co 12 Hickey's Music Store 140 Manufacturers 132 Hill's Jewelers 116 Marilyn Hotel 113 Hoare R & Son front cover Marion Bros Inc 58 Holland Furnace Co 94 Marion Electric 92 Hopkins George E 120 Marshall Bros 101 Hovanec GJ Displays 143 Martin's Al Seneca St Garage 50 Howe Frank B Co 123 Mayer's Smoke Shop top lines Howell & Stevens top lines McElwee WD & Sons 85 Hull Heating & Plumbing Co 87 McKinney Agency Inc back cover Ideal Garage 58 McPherson Builders 80 Immaculate Conception Church 64 Medical Page 138 Ithaca Aerie Eagles 72 Miller Erie J 55 Ithaca Board of Education 10 Miller's TG Sons Paper Co 146 Ithaca Bottling Works 134 Monarch Restaurant top lines I thaca Chamber of Commerce 6 Montgomery Ward & Co 69 Ithaca Delivery 149 Moore Phoebe J Ins Agency 122 Ithaca Engraving Co Inc 142 Morse Chain Co 133 Ithaca Floor Covering 108 Munsey WA 105 Ithaca Fuel Supply Co top lines National Welding Sales Co 95 Ithaca Health Center 139 New Linden Garage top lines and 54 Ithaca Insurance Agency 121 New Linden Taxi 54 Ithaca Journal-News Inc insert and top lines New York Life Insurance Co top lines Ithaca Junk Co 108 New York State Electric & Gas Corp 9 Ithaca Lincoln 1\Iercury Corp 45 N ew York State Government 127 Ithaca Loan Finance Inc insert opp numerical Noble John A 128 Ithaca Metal Weatherstrip Co 86 North Side Dairv back cover Ithaca Printing Service 143 Norton Electric -Co 92 Ithaca Public Schools 10 Norton Printing Co 144 Ithaca Sand & Gravel Co top edge and 84 Ocillos Shoe Rebuilders 70 Ithaca Savings Bank 4 Outdoor Store The 68 Ithaca Savings & Loan Asso back bone and 5 Palace Laundry top lines Ithaca Scientific Instrument Co 135 Pen and Camera Shop 146 Ithaca Shopping Plaza 75 Pete's Glass Shop 110 Ithaca Sporting Goods 189 Petrillose Cleaners 67 Ithaca Wholesale House Inc 66 Physicians Page 138 Ithaca YMCA 65 Pie Shop The 101 Jamieson-McKinney Co 81 Pierce Edward I 121 Jay's Radio Service 96 Potter Jackson 1\1 Inc 118 Johnson Boat Yard 135 Powers Truman K 130 Johnson Kenneth C Jr 131 Pratt's Flower Shop 104 Kathryn Corset Shop 69 Pritchard JG & Son 46 Kiely Joseph J 123 Pritchard William T top lines Kiely Realty Co 123 Prudential Insurance Co 121 King Edward W 129 Public Market The 100 Kirkup & Phillips Inc front cover Puolishers Notice 39 Knight Paving Products 82 Pyle Enos A 130 Kresge SS Co 69 RTG Esso Service Station 49 Lake View Dairies front cover Radio Shop The 96 Lang JB Engine & Garage Co 41 Ripley Motor Co 47 Lang's Garage 41 Robinson Airlines Corp 147 Larkin John V 86 Robinson & Carpenter Inc 2 Lawyers 125 Rocker Rug Cleaners 107 Lee D Boardman 130 Rogalsky Fred A 124 Lee of Ithaca Inc 90 Root VE 139 Legal Pages 125 to 130 Rothschild Bros Inc 8 Lehigh Valley Hotel 114 Rottmann Roofing & Remodeling 85 Lent's Inc 11 Royal Palm Restaurant top lines and 112 Leonard's Vacuum Cleaner Co 91 Ruegsegger Virgil 131 Lockwood Gardens back cover Rumsey CJ & Co 110 Longcoy & Caywood Smoke Shop top lines Rumsey EM & Son 83 Lougher Wm & Son top lines Schooley's Inc top lines Lounsbery Flowers top lines Sears Roebuck and Co back cover Loveless & Zeissig 93 Seeley James N 135 Loyal Order of Moose 73 Seneca Street Garage 50 Luce Dairy Co 101 Service Garage 55 Lynch James Coal Co Inc 102 Shea Funeral Home front cover Lynn Emmet E 120 Sheldon Court Cafeteria 115 1951-MANNlNG'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 19 Shelton Claude A bottom edge and 91 Towner Electric 89 Shelton's Refrigeration Sales & Service Townley Motors .57 bottom edge and 91 Townsend LB 59 Shepherd's Bike Shop 109 Townsend Manufacturing & Tool Corp 134 Shulman's Inc top lines Travelers Hotel :350P Simmons L Nelson 131 Treman Allan H 131 Slocum Hugh G 122 Triangle Book Shop top lines Smith George W top lines and 94 Tydol Service Station 51 Smith Henry 106 United States Government 127 Smith RF 111 Van Natta Office Equipment Co 13 Sovocool BF 128 Vasteno's Liquor & Wine Store top lines Sovocool RB 128 Veterans of Foreign Wars 74 Soyring Andy oack cover Victor Printing Co 144 Sport Shop The 66 WHCU 14 Sports Flash 144 Wagner Funeral Home front cover Starland Farms 101 Walsh JE & Son 48 St John's Episcopal Church 62 Ward Construction Co 93 Student Agencies Inc 114 Webster Charles H top lines Student Transfer top lines Webster Robert L top lines Tabernacle Baptist Church 63 Wesp-Buzzell Inc top lines Tarry Shoppe The top lines Wheaton's Sheet Metal Shop 86 Terminal Taxi 148 White Nurseries :350DD Thaler Louis K 131 Wissen Fabrics Inc 68 Thayer Appliance Co 89 Wri!;"ht's Sport Center 115 Tioga Auto Parts 57 Wyllie's Dry Cleaning 70 Tompkins Co-op Fire Insurance Co Yardstick The top lines opp inside back cover Young Men's Christian Association 65 Tompkins County Administration 127 Zion Furniture Inc 106 Tompkins County Government 127 Tompkins County Memorial Hospital 136 Tompkins County Trust Co ins opp numerical BINGHAMTON Tompkins Studio The 141 Berg's Diaper Service 70

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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 readers of these descriptive pages to comprehend as many of the outstanding features of Ithaca as limited space pennits. The local resident, the visitor, 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 chann and great· I ness as is consistent with facts. We believe with John Cotton Dana, the great librarian, that "Good citizenship springs from a knowledge about one's own community." The teachings of the City Map and the City Directory about localities, districts, street locations, street chang growth of sections and general city changes are of great importance to property owners, 01 residents, new residents and school children. Racial characteristics of names in the Directo enable the consultant to gain a very comprehensive knowledge of the inhabitants of the ci and many other educational facts. Notable men all through history have contributed tli philosophy as to the value of knowledge about the home town. Here is one from Abrah Lincoln: "I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man Ii so that his place will be proud of him." In studying the following, remember that the Itha City Directory disseminates this infonnation far and wide where this Directory represe Ithaca in the Free Directory Library Exchange System of North America. The Ithaca Ci Directory, with over 500 closely printed pages, is the City of Ithaca in book fonn; its fa .and social life, business and industrial life, is portrayed in great detail. The publishers in .and accept constructive criticism and suggestions for the improvement of the Directory f .the benefit of Ithaca and all interested.

LOCATION-Ithaca, sometimes called in this section "Crown of Cayuga," and kno far and wide as the home of Cornell University and Ithaca College, is famous for three thing its picturesque setting at the head of Cayuga Lake in the midst of the Finger Lakes Regi its culture and refined atmosphere in all activities of business and social life, its educatio institutions. Located in the heart of western New York, it is 247 miles to New York CitI 404 to Boston, 675 to Chicago, 302 to Philadelphia, 37 to Elmira, 40 to Geneva, 20 to Cortlan. 57 to Syracuse, 175 to Albany, 170 to Schenectady, 88 to Rochester. Area is 6 square miles.

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TOPOGRAPHY-Many pages could be devoted to a description of Ithaca topographically' It is doubtful if any city in America has such a remarkable formation of levelland, hills,c1iffs' gorges and waterfalls. All this variety 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. For a mile and a half from lake shore, land is. level and contains the business section of the city, railroad yards, stations, municipal airport: the heights are covered with beautiful homes, the extensive campus and buildings of Cornell University, some factories and even railroads which climb out of the city; the highlands of the city are gouged by great gorges beginning at the south with Buttermilk Falls Creek and George 1 mile south; Coy's Glen 3 miles in length; Six Mile Creek Gorge; Cascadilla Creek and Gorge, at south end of Cornell University Campus; Fall Creek Gorge, north of Cornell University Campus. (A more complete description of these gorges and waterfalls under Parks and Points of Interest-see index.) The altitude of the main section of the city is aoout 400 feet, the high­ lands 800 feet.

HISTORICAL-Ithaca was first settled in 1789. This was ten years after the visit of a detachment of 200 men commanded by Col. Dearborn from the expeditionary force of Gen. Sullivan, on Sept. 23, 1779. These first white settlers founded Ithaca, named by Simeon DeWitt in 1795. The Cayuga Indians, one of the six Nations, preserve the legend of the Great Spirit placing his hand upon the earth to form this region of the Finger Lakes. Organized as a village in 1821. Incorporated as city 1888. Ithaca celebrated in 1939 its 150th Annivers.ary.

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AND LITTLE THEATER OF ITHACA COLLEGE

POPULATION-The population of Ithaca accordmg to the 1950 Federal Census which included the students of Cornell and Ithaca Colleges was 29,395. The permanent year round population was estimated as 22,347 which is a gain of 2,700 in 10 years. In 1925 the state census gave 18,948. In 1920 It was 17,004; ~910, 14,802; 1900, 13,130; 1890, 11,072; present estimate 21 500. There are about 90% native born With native stock predommatmg, about 3% colored.' The student population of greater Ithaca is about 11,000,making a total pop­ ulation over 32,000. MERCANTILE-Ithaca is a trading center of 60,000 people and has stores that compare favorably with cities much larger. Because of the University population and a community educated to want the best, the retail establishments carry merchandise equalling in variety and quality the stocks of stores in leading eastern cities. Wholesale houses distribute over a large territory. There are about 400 retail establishments, 15 wholesale, and about 200 professional offices. The merchants of Ithaca are noted for their service and courteous treat­ ment which have done much to make Ithaca popular as a t,a-dmg center for those hvmg outside of the city. 22

AN INDUSTRIAL BUILDING

INDUSTRIAL-Ithaca is not primarily a manufacturing city. However, there is an in-· dustrial structure that is well founded and varied in its products. In the very early dayI" Ithaca the spirit was industrial and that spirit has remained until the present. Amongt principal products made here are: adding machines, dairying, rayon and cotton underw guns, ice cream, lantern slides, technical mirrors, leather hand bags, paper, power dri\'e chao _ precision instruments, pottery, salt, cement, window frames, woodworking, shirts, photo en' graving. Ithaca has an unusually intelligent class of workmen. Living conditions are favoI' able. There are available sites for industrial plants on railroads. For further informati write Ithaca Chamber of Commerce. Educational advantages for industrial workers and the~ families, include a liberal policy provision for vocational education and training in the PUlblii schools. In addition to two railroad transportatioI1 lines, and various motor truck servic there is the Ithaca terminus of the New York State barge canal. Ithaca is the nearest ca port point to the coal fields of Pennsylvania. Ithaca also has daily airline passenger service' New York City, Binghamton, Albany, Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.

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EDUC~TIONAL-Ithacais among 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 admmlstrahve staff.. C~mell Umversity, which is one of the great universities of North AmerIca, located on AmerIca s most beautiful campus overlooking the lower parts of the city and Lake Cayuga, was founded m 1865 by Ezra Cornell. The normal enrollment is about ~O,OOO students. The university includes colleges of Art and Science, Medicine, Law, Engineer. mg, ArchItecture, the State Colleges of AgrIculture, Veterinary Medicine, and Home Economii:S 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 23 and a Graduate School and a School of Hotel Management. It occupies about 7,000 acres of land and 155 buildings, which with their equipment are valued at about $30,000,000, while en­ dowment add about $40,000,000 more to the resources of the institutions. There are also located in the city Ithaca College, devoted to music, drama and physical education; The Casca­ dilla Tutoring School. There are four libraries, as follows: Cornell Library is located in the heart of the business district and gives an extensive service to the public; the Cornell University LIbrary located on the campus has over 812,000 volumes including special collections having international fame; the Tompkins County Bar Association Library is located in Ithaca Savings Bank Building; the Free Directory Library maintained by the H. A. Manning Co. in the Cham­ ber of Commerce Rooms at 210 N Aurora Street.

AN AIR VIEW OF CITY AND CORNELL CAMPUS

PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS AND POINTS OF INTEREST-The natural topography of the land here makes the city a natural park. There are three public parks within the city, the largest of which is located at the lake end of the city and has recreation and athletic facilities llso an extensive bathing beach on Lake Cayuga. The Cornell Campus is extensive and sup­ Dlies a very beautiful park-like effect for the upper part of the city. The following scenic Jeauty spots in and not far from the city are: Buttennilk Falls State Park, Cascadilla Glen, :ayuga Lake, Coys Glen, Robert H. Treman State Park, Fall Creek Gorge, Ithaca Gorge and Palls, Point Lookout, Taughannock Falls State Park, Watkms Glen State Park.*

FINANCIAL-There are 3 banks, with total deposits of nearly $50,000,000 and one savings md loan association. The gross assessed valuation of the city is $63,000,000 with an exempt ralue of $23 000000. The per capita wealth is high. The city government has operated with­ n its budget fo~ the past 30 years, has a low bonded indebtedness, and the highest financial ·ating.

TRANSPORTATION-Ithaca is served by the main line of the Lehigh Valley Railroad· md also by branch lines; the Ithaca and Owego Branch of the Delaware, Lackawanna and yVestern Railroad has <;L termi~us here. Th~ Ithaca Railway: Inc., with a modern bus s~r'.'ice. ..erves completely withm the CIty hmIts and mterurban bus l~nes operatmg from a mUlllclpal" It/~us tenninal on East Green Street connect the CIty WIth ElmIra, Watkms Glen, Bmghamton, :.O~~ortland, Syracuse, Auburn, Seneca Falls, Rochester, New r:-ork City, etc. Ithac~ is als.o.t.he. .:outhern tenninal of the New York Barge Canal system and IS provIded wIth dockmg facIhties ~:Or boats operating on the canal. It is the nearest New York State port to the anthracite coal' i~,· _ ~liFor more complete description see Index to Contents. :24 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-Hlbi fields of Pennsylvania. The Ithaca Municipal Airport is the second oldest in the state. It has been improved and enlarged, and is now 2,000' x 3,000' in size, with a 2,800' paved runli(iy and a large modem hangar. It is within the city limits, and is five minutes by car from the 'business section. The new East Hill airport is used by the Robinson Airlines for air mail, air corps and air passenger transportation service. Student instruction and passenger flights are available in several planes. Ithaca is hub of network of highways such as make New York State famous. These highways carry a very heavy traffic for business and pleasure and es. 'pecially in tourist season. The attractions of the scenic won~ers. of thi~ region are drawing more and more tourists each year. The auto truck fre1ght serV1ce 1S growmg. MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS-Ithaca has an aldennanic fonn of government. There are 60 miles of streets with 30 first class paved. The water works capacity is 350,000,000 gallons with daily pump of 3,000,000 gallons. A modernized city sewage disposal plant con. structed in 1939 at a cost of $125,000, will De fully adequate for the next generation. There is a good fire department with a combination volunteer and paid system, 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 churches, 8 hotels with about 500 rooms. The Chamber of Commerce has surveyed the entire city rooming accommodations for conventions and has available this infonnation for all who require it; the dining service for conventions of any size is adequate, Ithaca is a convention city. There are one public, one private and one state hospital with a total of 437 beds. Postal receipts for 1944 were $430,000, with over eight million pieces of out going mail not counting parcel post.

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MANNING'S Ithaca Miscellaneous Directory 1951

Copyright 1961, by H. A. Manning Co. CITY GOVERNMENT Civil Service Commission Mayor Elizabeth N Albright, HE Shackelton, sec Stanley C Shaw N H Bulche. Meetings called by chairman Acting Mayor Board of Public Works Bristow Adams The Mayor, chairman and member ex­ officio Aldermen at Large Commissioners-JR Colbert, term expires RL Wilkinson, Mrs FC MacDaniels, DJ Dec. 31, 1955; Joseph S Barr, term expires Gallagher, Leon Holman, JL Button, RE Dec. 31, 1952; James Conley, term expires Dickens, Mrs MP Hulse, HH Benson, B Dec 31,1953; James F O'Connor, term expires Adams, Donald Gibson, Harold R Carolyn, Dec. 31, 1954; Paul Bradford term expires Alfred G Hall, George W Little, R Scott Par­ Dec. 31, 1951 sons. Engineer of Public Works-Leon H Cass Regular meetings 1st Wednesday of each Forester-Richard S Baker month at 5 p m, Council Chamber, City Hall Supt Water and Sewer Dept-Supt, FJ Laverty; asst supt, Thomas J Miller, Jr; office 510 First City Officers Regular meetings 2nd and 4th Wednesdays City Clerk and Registrar-Floyd H Spring- in each month at 5 p m Council Chamber, er City Hall Deputy Registrar-Mrs Barbara B Barrus City Attorney-Ernest A Dahmen, Jr Board of Health City Chamberlain-Clarence A Snyder, The ]\[ayor, chairman and member ex­ Jffice 115 N Tioga officio City Judge-Edward J Casey, acting judge Main Office-Health Clinics, etc 105 E Tames V Buyoucos Seneca Clerk City Court-Mrs Theresa Leonard Plumbing Inspector-William D Tutton City Assessor-Henry Calder Thome City Marshal-Hermon L Brockway POLICE DEPARTMENT Associate Assessor-Donald E Noble (City Hall) Chief of Police-William Marshall Police Commissioner-John F McCarthy Police Commissioner-L J Gaurnier Chief of Police-William Marshall Building Commissioner-Henry C Thorne Captain of Detectives-Patrick J Hartnett Sealer of Weights and Measures-E Paul Captain-William C Simmers -.redrow Sergeants-Charles F MacDougall, How- Dog Warden-Chester M Armstrong ard E Bruster, Martin J O'Brien, Ronald J Casciotti Common Council Patrolmen-Raymond C Wilkinson, Don­ (Standing Committees) ald E Wallenbeck, Edward J Moore, Lew R Finance and Accounts-R L Wilkinson, Cornelius, Herbert S Cummings, Russell R ~ Adams, L Holman Savey, Raymond R Price, John P Mikula, Charter and Ordinances-B Adams, M Paul W Slater, John L Brown, Robert E Iulse, HH Benson Spencer, Robert E Day, Joseph W Humble Relations with Police Department-D J Lawrence K Cummings, HB Johnson, L P rallagher, D Gibson, RL Wilkinson Griffin, A 0 Curry, Herbert L Van Ostrand, Relations with the Board of Public Works Ellett C Brooks, .Toseph F Cummings, Everett .-H H Benson, RE Dickens, DJ Gallagher A Robinson, Donald D Tompkins, Robert H Relations with the Fire Commission-L Wilson, Clifford H Axtell, James E Blomgren, .Iolman, JL Button, D Gibson Richard H Marshall, Frederick J Alexander; Relations with the Board of Health-Coun­ policewoman, Gladys Harrington; asst radio y" Dept, M Hulse, JL Button, FC Mac­ tech Keene M Brown; meter maintneance, ">aniels John T Feller 26 1951 MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

FIRE DEPARTMENT Welfare Officer Harry N Gordon Central Station, 208-210 E Senec~ Assessors-F B Howe, FC Marshall, R. C Commissioners-Louis E Cook, Charrman; Mandeville Matthew J Herson, John L Clap:!? Fire Marshall-Raymond TravIs ITHACA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Chief-Raymond Travis (Board of Education) First Assistant-Herman C Frantz. Pres G Louis Cook; supt, CL Kulp; sec, Superintendent of Fire Alarm-Wilham C Glady~ Thomas; commissioners, Clyde !3 Olesen Moore, RW Mungle, Helen D Bull, FanD1e Regular meeting 1st Tues. after 1st Wed B Burns Harold R Carlyon in each month, at 4 p m Fire Dept Head­ Regu1~r meetings of the Board are held on quarters the 2nd Mon in each month at 3:45 p m, see p Company Office:-s, Cayuga .Hose Co No 1: 10 Central Fire StatlOn-Captam, Dale Lush, pres Ernest McFall; sec, James E Barry R~cue Steamer and Che!TIic~1 Co No 2, Standing Committees 206 E Seneca-Captain, BenJamm E Sanford; Of the Board of Education with a brief sec, Carlos Furman; treas, Garry W Reynolds. outline of the departments under the direct Meets 1st Thurs of each month supervision of each .. Tornado Hook and Ladder Co No.3, Cen­ Finance, Residence and TU1t1on-Com~ tral Fire Station-Capt, Thomas Miller, Jr; missioners, RW Mungle, GE Peabody, sec Arthur Cleveland; treas, John McAllister Harold R Carlyon. Insurance interest, loans, M~ets 1st Wed at Central Fire Station . sinking fund, bonds conting;ent fund, treasur­ Eureka Fire Patrol Co No 4, Central Fire er's salary, salaries of assIstant secretanes, Station-Capt, Milton R Bailey; 1st Lieut, stenographers, switch Doard operator, etc Robert Deeley; treas, Raymond B Wheaton; Teachers-COmrnissioners, Clyde B Moore, sec, Clarence E Lamb Helen D Bull, RW Mungle Torrent Hose Co No 5, 136 W State-Capt, Building and Grounds-Supt, GE Peabody Robert L Wilkinson; sec, Bernard Dunlavey; Commissioners Paul Taber, Harold R Carlyon treas, Morris Brock Supplies, Books and Apparatus-Commis., Sprague Steamer and Hose Co No 6, 626 sioners, Fannie B Burns, Paul Taber, Clyde~. W State-Capt,Michael M Mahool; t.reas, Moore Fred Norton; sec, Floyd Kimple; asst, NIcho- Health and Playgrounds-eommissioners, las P Rich . Helen D Bull, Edna V Epstein, Fannie B Cataract Hose Co No 7, 1012 N TlOga­ Burns Capt John P Hranek; sec, Charles W Bloom; Faculty for 1960-1961 . 1st lieut Warren D Grinnell; treas, Leon F Adrninistration-Claude L Kulp, superm­ Holman; drivers, Roger Banfield and Bex- tendent of schools; \';T L Gragg, acting super_ ley Wilkinson . intendent· Lura L Hutson, sec to superinten-· Protective Police Fire Co No 8-Lleut, dent; Gladys Thomas, sec board of education; Fred L Brown; sgt, Norman S Moore; sec, Catherine A Baber, fin sec; Dorothy Seaburg, BS Monroe asst sec; Doris T Nadge, asst sec; Ross E Meriton Hose, Chemical and Hook and Cameron, sup" attendance; Mary L Nelson, Ladder Co No 9, 311 College av-Capt, LR information bureau Cornelius; sec, Paul Lisenring Supervisors-Marian E Leary, dra~g and craft; Russell V Stephenson, vocal muSIc; FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Edgar E Bredbenner, health educati(;)fi and (See Red Insert) athletics, Elwood A LaFortune, gwdancef. Mildred D Stafford, dir of tests and mea~ SECOND ALARM SIGNALS ments; Bernice H Finch, instrumental mUSlCi 2-1-2 Calls No 5 Engine Margaret Phillips, visiting teacher; Loretta 2-2-2 Calls No 2 Engine E Klee, elementary education 2-3-2 Calls No 9 Engine III1 3-1-3 Calls No 3 Truck Senior ffigh School}., 3-2-3 Calls No 9 Truck North Cayuga-Frank R Bliss, principalilt 4-1-4 Calls No 6 Hose Ella S Kellogg, sec; Leonard C Buyse, v-pnn; 4-2-4 Calls No 7 Hose Elizabeth D Stocking, librarian; Theresa 4-3-4 Calls No 1 Hose West, asst to prin; Ruth L Roberts, office­ 6-1-6 Calls No 4 Salvage Truck asst; Marian L Warren and ElWood A La­ Fortune, counselors ITHACA TOWN GOVERNMENT Medical inspection-Helen Elston direc­ Supervisor-Harry N Gordon tor; L Grace Cotton, Elsie M Sarge, 'Marion Clerk-Mrs RT Hanshaw A Davis, Charlotte E Parsons, school nurses; Collector-Albert W Force Pauline M Smith, dental hygenist; Mary B Highway Superintendent-Harry Baker Deeley, office asst , Justices-T B Maxfield, FR Hartsock Mathematics--Mayfred Claflin, Kenneth;;~ 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 27 Roofing & Sheet Metal Work William Lougher &Son Furnace & Furnace Repair 109 TITUS AVE. Office Phone 8768 ITHACA, N. Y. WBlmore, Dora M DePew, Martha P Neigh- ard Wells, Dewitt Zien, Margaret L Wood- bour . side' ForeIgn Language-:-Acting dir,. Samuel J Business-Mary Honcharik Catalfano; ;Ruth L Ml1ler, Josephme R Con- Vocal Music-Roger C Hannahs, Helen G lon, Madelme G Abdella, Florence William- Garvey son.. . Home Arts-Mary R Ingalls, Dorothy C Enghsh-Milacent M Ocvlrk, Marion E Gridley Eleanor C Harkness Louise Rich- Elliott, Emilie M Brown, M Isabel Murray, ards ' , Joseph A Short, Fred A Bennett, Zelma B Industrial Arts-Donald A Bird, C Ray- Becker, Leonard C B-uyse, Clara S Gage, mond Travis, Edward W Moy WaIte! C Scht:0eder,. Donald ~ Smith Health-Ralph W Jones, dir SOCIal StudIes-LIlly Robmson, John F Physical Education-William E Hickson Howland, Alice G Ingram, Catherine D Jones, Colburn ' Harry S Powell, Curtis L Pfaff, Donald C Instrumental Music-Bernice Finch, Clay- Young ton E Weber Commercial-Oliver M York, Edward A Extra Curricular Activities-Eldora M Kalaf, .Ethel D Pierce, Anne T Thomas, Stewart Katherme E Lyons, Eva E Firra Custodians-Paul Thornton head custodi- Art~Marian E Leary, Edward P Cowley an; .George J Parkin, Charle's A Blanford, PhySIcal Education-Joseph J Tatascore, Percy H Robinson Edith L Lux Housekeeper-Mrs Guyda Whiting Vocal Music-Ru~ell V Stephenson Mechanics-Clarence Marshall, Allen Mar- Instrumental MUSIc-John W Graves, S shall Carolyn Marsh Steam Fireman-Harrison Muckey Home Arts-Ethelwyn G Cornelius, Mary W Goodwin, Ross N George, Leona B Smith, Elementary Schools Alice Warner Central School-Agnes Feehan, prin; Alice Industrial Arts-Clarence R Dixon, Donald H Hanson, Grace McKenna, Julia G Wester­ F Henry, John Mack, Thomas H Gorman, velt, Hester McCracken, Muriel E Cleary, Charles F Weigand, Elmer JWoodams, Louis L William Banner, Mary K Powell, Janis A Preston Hoberg, Lucille Brinsmaid, Viola 0 Mc­ Science-Robert R Donaldson, Lawrence Cambridge, Thelma M Huhta; custodians, E Bach, Susanne J Jacobus, Albert E Law­ Joe Mignardi, Clarence Tompkins, house­ rence keeper Mrs Guyda Whiting Health-Edith L Cornelius, Leonard J Fall Creek School, N Aurora c King­ Wheeler, John J Jaffers, Joseph J Tatascore Willard Peters, prin; Isabel W Carey, Marion Custodians-John Niland, head custodian, L Denison, Florence E Bishop, Marian C Lewis G Hull, Charles Hirst, Harry Bortz, Davenport, Dorothy Balorinie, Leona Bell, Philip Wahl, Barney Bell, Wayland H Sea­ Margaret S Paetow, Helen Mercer, Ruth E mon Lewis, Lorraine Gunther, Betty Ott, Doris Housekeepers-Mrs Mary Bell, Elizabeth deSylva; custodians, William R Woodin, Mrs K Komaromi Madora Baker Athletic Field-Stephen W Faulkner Henry St John School, S Geneva av c W Clinton-John K Kuppinger, prin; Ernestine W Banford, Myrtle E Upright, Mary A Man­ Junior High School cuso, Virginia S Bristow, Viola Bramkamp, Boynton Junior High School-Bertha M Carol Johnson, Fern Jacobs, Dorothy E Bartholomew, prin; George A White, v-prin; Parker, Ursula J Van Deman, Marjorie J Anna M Wilson, librarian; Oliver J Stanford, Murphy, Esther Childs; custodian, Fred prin asst; Agnes S Bums, sec; Irma B Thomas Elston; housekeeper, Mrs Susie Elston office asst Special Classes-C Lucille Carter, Mary Mathematics-Kathryn Stenson, Mary A Rinaldi Boehlert, Robert H Hubbell, John Skawski, South Hill School, Columbia-Leona W Helen S Lewis Gelder, prin; Agnes F Sawdon, Elizaoeth M English-Guy B Foppes, Emily Howe, Wil­ Minard, Evelyn E Lucas, Lillian Kuppinger•. liam O'Connor, Josephine B Howe, Leah J Helen M Gould, Elsie T Haynes; janitor, Johnson, Theodore P Judway, Eleanor D Lyman Moore McGinnis, Laura B Merrick, Irene P Rohel West Hill School, 234 Elm-Marjorie C Social Studies-Jane C Stoutenberg, Leon­ Smith, prin; Doris B Holtham, Theodore ora B Cooper, Jerome V Deyo, Evadene B Plaisted, Margaret Badger, Marion M Kuhn, Swanson, Kasimer E Hipolit, Bertha S Mc­ Elizabeth B Rolston, Helen Carlson, Lila B Cargo, Adelaide C Wright Sheppard, Betty Balduf, Betty Greenstein; Art-Marion W Mack janitor John J Kavanaugh General Language---samue! J Catalfano, Belle Sherman School, Mitchell-M Louise Pauline H Peters Wilson, prin; Douglas Bull, H Marie Earl, General Science-Eloise T Hadlock, Rich- Katherine Knapp, Eleanor F Found, Alice 28 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 ~~~s

.- Brooktondale, first reader. Services: 6:30 p m Wed Sunday at 11 a m, Wednesday at 8 pm, State Street Methodist Church-304 W State ::>unday School 9:45 a m and 11 a m. cor N Albany. Rev Cuthbert R Rowe,l Reading Room, Mrs Margaret S Merrell, pastor. Services at II a m, Sunday librarian, 420 Savings Bank Bldg. Open School 10 a m, Parsonage 119 Fayette daily except Sunday and legal holidays Forest Home Methodist Church-Forest from11amto4pm Home Drive, RD2. Rev BruceE Pierce,.: pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a m, 'Christian and Missionary Alliance Gospel Morning Service 11 a m Tabernacle Free Methodist-443 N Tioga. Not operat­ 506 N Plain. Rev Franklin C Heiser, pastor. ing at present. Services: Morning Worship 11 a m and St James Alfrican Methodist Episcopal Zion 7:30 p m, Sunday School 10 a m, Mid­ Church-116 Cleveland avo Rev Richard week Prayer Service Wed 7:30 p m, F Benjamin, pastor. Services 11 a m Young People's Assn, Sunday 6:30 p m and 8 p m, Sunday School 10 a m, Mid-': week Service Fri 8 p m, Christian En. Congregational deavor Meeting 6 p m, Sunday First Congregational Church-W Seneca cor Calvary Full Gospel Church-52172 S Mea.. N Geneva. Pastor and University Pas­ dow. Rev Roy Nylin, pastor. Service tor, Rev Edward L Christie. Morning Sunday 11 a m, Sunday School 10 a m, Service at 11 a m, Church School 9 :45 Evening Service 7:30 p m, Christ Am­ a m, Students' and Senior Young Peoples £~~dor 7:45 p m, Mid-week Servicel Society supper and service 5:45 p m, ,At> pm ... High School Young People 7 p m, King's Daughters fornightly Wed, Reading Cluo Presbyterian Meets 1st and 3rd Mon evenings FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-De­ IYitt Park. Rev Walter A Dodds, pas­ Episcopal tor; Rev Alfred L Klaer, UniversityI ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH-21O pastor; Rev Frank Sperduto, Minister N Cayuga. Rev Reginald E Charles, of Education; sec, AiIi E Hokkanen'~~ rector. Sunday Services at 8 and 11 am, Church School 9:45 a m, Morning Church School Service and classes for Worship 11 a m, High School Fellowship:'jj upper grades at 9:30 a m, Primary 6:15 p m, "'estminster Student Society School at 11 a m, Service for Holy Days 4:30 p m, Church Night i\Ieetings Wed' and at special seasons as announced, see 6:30 pm, Boy Scout Troop Fri 7:30 p m, . p 62 see p 61 Hebrews Ouaker <, Beth El Temple of Ithaca-E Court cor N Society of Friends (Quaker) CU-Meets~., Tioga. Rabbi, Rev Joseph Rudavsky thruout year at the library of Barnes~' Hillel Foundation, Jewish Students' Organi­ Hall at 10 a m Sunday , zation-Rabbi, Morris Goldfarb, dir Unitarian Lutheran First Unitarian Church-N Aurora c E Buffa. Lutheran Church-109 Oak avo Rev John 10. Rev Ralph N Helverson, pastor.~ .H Sardeson, pastor. Services 9:45 and Services Junior Church School 10 a m,JI :11 do m, Sunday School 9:45 a m, "'0­ Adult Discussion Forum 9:30 a m, :men's Auxiliary meets 1st Wed 2:30 p m, Service of worship with sermon 11 a m, Women's Missionary Society 3rd Wed American Unitarian Youth 6 p m, '3 p m, Service Guild 3rd Man 7:30 p m, month,~ Co-operative Play School Man through Women's Alliance 1st Fri each Reading Circle 3rd Tues, Men's Club on Fri 8:30 to 12 m notice Methodist Unity Center of Practical Christianity­ 'First Methodist Church-N Aurora cor E Pastor Supplied, Services Mondays 8 Court. Rev Henry G Budd, pastor; p m Oldd Fellows Temple Rev Allen C Best, minister to students' Mrs Don Price, director of music; Mis~ Salvation ArmY.l Mary Lyman, Church sec; Fred Bennett Salvation Army-121 W State. Senior Capl and Mrs George Barnes, officers ill organist. Sunday Services 11 a m, ~harge. Church ~chool 10 a m, CE Ingalls, supt; ::>ervice Sunday, Holiness Meet. mg 11 :30 a m and 8 p m, Sunday School Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sun­ :3~ day 5:30 and 8 p m, Wesley Foundation 10 a m, Girl Guards Fri 7 :30 p m, ,6 p m in church basement, Women's MusIc classes Wed 7 p m, Band Practice Society of Christian Service meets 1st Thurs 8 P m, Bible classes Wed 7 p m Fri each month, Mid-week Worship 6, Service Tues, Thurs and Sat 8 p m' Women's League Fri 7:30 p m, Handi: 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 31 Dodge Brothers and Plymouth WM. T. PRITCHARD Sales and Service Dodge Brothers Trucks 304-312 S. CAYUGA ST. Phone 2733 craft Classes Tues 4 p m Rooms, official city directories for free public Latter Day Saints Church--8ervices Sunday use maintained by HA Manning Co, publish­ 9:30, Sacrament and Fast meeting 1st ers of Ithaca Directory Sunday of month, Library at Barnes Hall Ithaca College Library, 123 E Buffalo, Sarah DeG Osborne, librarian MISSIONS Tompkins CoUnty Bar Association Li­ Beebe Community Chapel-HI Cliff. Jean brary, Ithaca Savings Bank Bldg (312) Whittet, supt. bunday School 10 a m Tompkins County Traveling Library, 121 Vespers 4 p m, December to May; 7:30 E Court, acting librarian, Mrs EB Daharsh pm, June to Nov; Prayer Meeting 7:30 pm Thurs ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Light House Church of Jesus--411 SPlain. American Association of University Women, Mrs Marjorie Bun(:om, pastor. Services Ithaca Branch-Pres, Mrs Evelyn Claus­ Sunday 12:30 p m sen; ,rec sec, Mrs Donald D Keep; cor' The Baptized Church 9f Jesus Christ--412 sec, Mrs Oliver York; treas, Mrs First. Ella Brown; pastor Louise Credle. Meets monthly at Audi­ torium Comstock Hall CEMETERIES American Legion--8ee Veteran Military Or­ Asbury Cemeter ASsociation-Triphammer ganizations rd, sec, Burr Smith American Red Cross Headquarters, Tomp­ Calvary Cemetery-Floral av byd limits kins County Chapter-Chr; Einmet J City Cemetery-133 University av Lynn; v-chr,'Hyman E:aroch; sec,Mrs East Lawn Cemetery Association-Mit­ H Stevenson; treas, Charles, E Treman ehell ext, 'Granger M Northrup, supt Jr; home service sec, Mrs FR HartSock. Hayt's Cemetery-Hayt's rd, pres, VE Meets 3rd Tues each month at 4-15 pm,. Jenks; sec-treas, Raymond Frear Board of Education Inlet Valley Cemetery--8peneer rd, RD5 BENEVOLENT PROTECTIVE ORDER OF Kings Cemetery-RD4, C F'Denny, sexton ELKS, Ithaca Lodge No' 636--ER, La.k.e View Cemetery (Inc)-eemetery Larry JGaurnier; sec, ErfordC Collier; Lake rd, pres-sec-treas, G Louis Cook; supt, treas, William J Hamilton: Meets 2nd Daniel M Churchill supt and 4th Mon, 81> m at Elks Lodge, 139 ' Mt Olivet RC Cemetery-968 EState W State, see p 71 Pleasant Grove Cemetery-Kline rd, RD2 Daughters of IBPOE, Cayuga Chapter No, sec-treas, Mrs Frank Hanshaw 54-DR, Grace Johnson; fin sec, Mrs Rosaline Melton; treas" Mrs Vivian HOSPITALS Morgan; cor sec, Eva Melton. Meets TOMPKINS COUNTY MEMORIAL 2nd and 4th Tues, 8p m Elks Hall HOSPITAL-S Quarry, pres, Charles E Beth El Temple of Ithaca-Pres, Morris, Dykes; v-pres, Frank baturn; treas, D9nald Lewis; v-pres., Edward Miller; treas, A Stobbs; sec, Helen Dates, see p ,136 Milton Ruffer; sec, Louis Ackerman. Hermann M Biggs,Memorial Hospital­ Meets 1st Tues of month at Temple at Trum,msburg I'd, RD3; N Stanley Lincoln, 8 pm, ' dir; (NYS Dept Health) div of Tuberculosis Sisterhood of Temple Beth El~Pres,Mrs for CayUga, Cortlagd, Schuyler, Seneca, Sidney Cohen; treas, Mrs Morris Shul­ Tioga,,Tdmpkins, Wayne and ¥ at,es Counties man; cor sec, Mrs Maurice Garmise.' Reconstruction Home Inc for Infantile Mf;Elts 1st,Wed il,t the Temple_. Paralysis--318 S Aloany, pres, HarrY' N Boy Scouts of America, Louis Agassiz Fuertes Gordon; v-pres, Mrs LW Sullivan; sec,E S Council-Pres, Col Ralph Hospital; Guthrie; treas, William H Burns. Meetings treas, Robert T Horn; scout exe<;, and 3rd Wed, 7:45:pm exec sec, Winslow F Alder; SCQut com, ','; Carl W Vail, 121 E Seneca (406) LmRARIES ,',' Camp Fire Girls, Ithaca Council-Pres, Mrs CORNELL LmRARY ASSOCIATION, N Richard 0 Jones; sec, Mrs PilulVan Tioga c E Seneca. Open daily except Sun­ Dema'!1; treas, Mrs' Frank M Scales; days and legal holidays from 9 a m to 9 p m. exec dir Josephine S Antonmi, 306 N' Pres, Louis P Smith; treas, Paul Bradford; Cayuga librarian of ooard, Harry G Stutz; librari~n, Catholic paughters of America, Court Santa Thelma L Harrington; trustees, Louis P Smith, Maris No 240-0 Regent, Mrs Veronica Harry' G Stutz, Paul Bradford, Mrs Thomas Fisher; fin sec, Mrs Mary McCarthy; J Barker, Sherman Peer; past?rs of churches historian" Marie Senecal; treas, Mrs' superintendent of schools, c~latrman of. board Mary C Finneran. Meets 1st Tues8 pm' of supervisors, ,mayor of cIty and chIef en­ at K of C Home gineer of fire dept,. see 1;> 97. . ' Child Study Club-Pres, Mrs CE Dayton;. Cornell UniverSIty LIbrary, LIbrary Build­ v-pres, Mrs GH Ellis; sec, Mrs R V' ing Campus, Stephen A McCarthy, director Henning; treas, Mrs NC Brady. Meets Directory Library, Chamoer of ,Commerce 2nd Thurs 2:30 p m at homes ofmembers 32 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 "he 'If~ .Ithaca'5 ;Lf:.dingfA~R~CS Cen~er... 122 wESTSTATE ST. DI~2222 'l(QII,J, q~ g. StuINIUf S~~ City Federatloiiof'Woinen's Organizations"':""'dist directors, NOrIna F Gibson'amfMi1i " Pr,es~. .Mrs Agd

Conimunity Bldg' " .... <0 • GraIid Army of the RepubUc"--See-' Jet;eran (:orn~llA1umni Association-Gen'sec, Em- Military Organizatiqns:' ;.? tl1ett J MUrphy" Warren .rd Home 'for'Elderly Ladies, The Ladies: UDioD; Cornell Club of Ithacll.:....oen sec, Emmett J Benevolent Society--;Pres, Mrs SC , Mt@hy. '. Mt:!ets anntJa1ly at time and Hollister; sec, 'Mrs.' V'A Fogg, 514 S place fixed by exec .committee . '. , A'Uro~a .. . ., , ".:.> ,.; ¢~filU·'.:United· Religious Work~ExecUtive Improved Benevolent Protective :Order of . !lit; William W Mendenhall, Barnes Hall Elks' of the Wbrld-Forest' CIty Lodge .- CU . 180-ER, Henry VariHorn;see, Richard Cornell Women's Club:"-Pres, Mrs LaWrence W Melton; treas, Charles V Hay'den. JE 'Bly;sec, Lydia F Humphreys; treas, ,Meets2ndand4th Tues;8pmatl:19S' . -Roberta Storandt. ~eetsat can of pres Tioga· . '. ".'. CoUncil of Social Agenei'e'S=--Chr, Mrs James Independent Order of Odd Fellows-Ca,iJ.ton

.;, Shennan; sec, Mrs Robert Hall. Meets Ithaca No'0 ss-eapt,. Wallace Connor, .. 3rd Fri, 4pm at YMCA, (Kings Ferry); Lieut, Howard·SByder; CGun~~lub of Ithaca-Pres, Robert Hut- clk, Earl G Alexander... Meets 1st and chinsoti; v-pres, Malcolni· C Mattice; 3rdMon, 8p'rn, Odd.;·Fe1iows T~ L 1 ,~c,JGlhn W HUDlphries; treas, Gl~ A Inter-Fraternal Council.'--Pres, John " Finney. Clubhouse 159 Triphatnirte,t rd, Powers; v-pres, Frank Hammer; 'See- ; ~yuga HeightS': Meets 'annually: 2nd treas, James Gmy. Meets 1$t. 1'ues ·II.{6p4aY.eacll Jan,·S pm' :' ';",<, each mQIlth' '- Daughters of American ,Revolufion"--See Iroquois . Encam~t . Nol~• ., _' Veteran ¥1Iitary"Otganizatw.ns: . Howam D Snyi'ler; tl'eas-, George-kHar-' DeWitt Historical Societyof'I))mpkins'C~un- riBgton. ~ts 2ndlUid·4th Mon; at -ty-:-Pr~, WG N9ms; t;~,Ralph C 7:30 p m at looF Temple' .: : ., Smith; =ator, Mrs/NellieT Srru;lzer; Ladies· Patriarchs Militant No lo-Treas, r;:or s~, pen ThUTS 10 amMon of· each month at 8 '15' m at O!ld -to () p m-. ~no. by app<)intInoot ... Fellows -Temple .. Eaat Lawn cemetery AsSD'--Pres, Carl Cran- Ithaca Lodge No 71-NG, John Dart; RS,- . dall, ,yo-pres, Mrs Morgan P Bacon; sec, :Harold' : Clough' (Varna); FS, treas, " .A1lanHTreman; treas,'FloydH Sprjnger George Harringt(lI!l':·, Meets every Fri- .' Meets:.annuallY2nd Tu~ in June, effice dayat Odd FelloWs'Temple at 8pm . lQ9 N Tioga Hawthorn Rebekah Lodge No 163-NG, Family Society of Ithaca Inc-Pres, Armand Mrs Helen Hurd;'rl:C sec, Clara R,ogers; A~; sec, _James Gibbs; tteas, ,Paul fin Sec, Mary B Nivison; treas, S~ Brauiard; exec sec, l\Ifrs Fran H BI!iwn, 9nytIer. Meets 2nd and 4th Tues, Spm 201 W.Clinton at Odd FellowsTemple FiDger'Lakes Kennel Club '(Inc)-PFes, Don Holy City Shriner-Worthy High Priest- Lovejoy; sec, Freida Hammond; 'treas, Elsie Scid; Watchman of Shepherds,. S Will.iam Heine. Meets 2nd Wed of Frederic Vaughn; sec-treas, Lattta Mor- .each month 8 p m gan. Meets 4th of evlSY month ' Forest City GrIlDle-Treas, Edwan:l Mar- Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Horne and Or·' shall; sec, Mrs Gladys Blatchley; steward phanage State NY-Pres, Arthur G Langford Baker. Meets Odd Fellows Adams; sec, Cecil S MeConneU, Massena; Temple treas, Shirland H Bouton, Binghamton; 'oreet Hom.~ Sewing Circle-Pres, Mrs Em- supt, Earl 0 Kinnear; matron, Amy E rna BOlcourt; sec, Mrs Anna Force; Kinnear treas, Louise M Peet. Meets every Ithaca Automobile Club TIle-Pres W Glenn other Thurs, 3 p m at homes of members Norris; exec sec, Ralph R ~ey' treas, FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, Ithaca E :F Brundage, 210 N Aurora ' Aerie No 1253-Pres, Charles Korherr; Ithaca Automobile Dealers Associatiem- sec, EL Miller; treas, Clayton Cook. Sec>llreas, Thomas Kirkup. Meet& 1st Meets every Mon, 8 p m, 330 EState, Pri, 12 noon Alhambra GnU see p 72 ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-- Garden Club of Ithaca-Pres, Mrs Wilbur Pres, Glenn E FInney; v-presideat&. Monroe; sec, Mrs Nonnan Moore; treas, Paul, M O'Leary, Harold R LaBonte, John P Young. Meets monthly except DaVId M Abbott; acting sec, CJ Ken~ July, August and Sept son; treas, Ralph W Mungle see p 6 Girl Scoats Inc, Ithaca Tiotomca Area-Pres, Ithaca Children's Home ASSociation-Pres, Mrs_Richard H Fletcher; sec, Mrs Wil- Mrs D Boardman Lee~treas Mrs George lia.mJWaters;treas,MrsElmerAPearl;Pfann. BQard meets :hd'MOD each 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 .•. \::33 ~~c Iti()~()LIE""C~~ In:c. Di~mondsof.·· 152 E. STATE ST. - DIAL 2598 Fmest Quality . month, 4 p m at the home 518 W Seneca -Ithaca City Ministerial Association-Pres, Rev Cuthbert Rowe; v-pres, Rev John .Fetter; sec-treas, Rev Frank Sperduto Ithaca College Women's Club-Pres Mrs William Grimshaw; rec sec,' Mrs Clara K McGurk; treas, Mary L Potter. Meets 1st Tues of month at place to be announced Ithaca Community Chest--:'Pres, Walter C Heasley Jr; treas, Rowland G Fowler; exec v-pres, T Merrell Shipherd; sec, Mrs Barbara Brock, office 210 N Aurora Ithaca Enterprises Inc-Pres, Harold R La­ Bonte; v-pres, Henry A Carey; treas, Paul Brainard sec Charles E Treman Jr. No stated time and place of meeting Ithaca Exchange Club-Pres, Frederick B Bryant. Meets every Tues at Ithaca Hotel, 12:15 p m Ithaca Firemen's Association-Pres, Charles M Weaver; sec, Donald J Bennett; treas, WH Redfield-Lyon Jr. Meets 1st Mon at the Fire Station Ithaca Jewish Welfare-Pres, Martin Rubin; v-pres, Beral Zion; treas, Frank Hammer; sec, Rabbi Rudovsky Ithaca Junior Chamber of Commerce-Pres, Raymond F McElwee; v-pres, Reed Bonney; sec, Thomas Gainey; treas, M Van Cleef Booth. Meets last Tues of each month, 8:30 p m at GLF Bldg Ithaca Philatelic Society-Pres, John W Wells treas, William E Tutton, Meets every Mon at NYSE&GCo Ithaca Police Benevolent Association-Pres, Martin J O'Brien; sec, John P Mikula; treas, Charles F MacDougall. Meeting on call of president Ithaca Teachers Club-Pres, Harry S Powell; v-pres, Robert G Jones; sec, Catherine Knapp; treas, Mary Boehlert. Meets on call Foster Hall, Senior High School Ithaca Women's Club-Pres, Mrs Martha Nelson; rec sec, Mrs Forrest Wright; treas, Mrs Robert Head. Meets alter­ nate Mondays from Oct 1st to May, 2:30 p m at Masonic Temple Ithaca Yacht Club-Commodore, Taylor M Ward; v-commodore, John E Paige; sec, treas, Carl Nelson. Meets 7 p m, Wed Kiwanis Club of Ithaca-Pres, Thomas J Kirkup; v-pres, Clifford E Brew: sec, Philip Townsend; treas, LC Kent. Meets Ithaca Hotel every Thurs at ,12:10 pm Knights of Columbus, Ithaca Council No 277 , -Rec sec, Luke P Keefe; fin sec, Thomas E Solan. Meets 2nd and 4th Thurs, 8 p m at K of C Home Knights of Pythias, Cascadilla Lodge No 89­ CC Elett Brooks; sec, Paul Van Ostrand; fin 'sec, Donald 0 Grover. Meets 1st and 3rd Tues, 8 p m, 201 E Seneca Pythian Sisters Cayuga Temple No 69­ MEC, Winona Brooks; M of F, Myrtle 34 1951-MANNING'S ITHA~A DIRECTORy-1951 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 35 SoDS of Italy, Mutual Aid Society No 1146­ Ladies of the GAR, Gen William Glenny Pres, Dominic Mancuso; cor sec, Ru­ Circle No 44-Pres, Mrs ~onita Barber; dolfo Saccucci; treas, Charles Giglillo; treas, Mrs Bertha Hamson; sec, Mrs fin sec, Pasquale Cannavino. Meets Ethel B Murray. Meets 8 p m, 3rd 2nd and 4th Friday at 8 p m at 417-419 Thurs at Odd Fellows Temple W State Sons of American Revolution-Pres, Fred­ South Side Community Center, Negro Com­ erick R Stevens; sec, Lyman R Fisher. munity House 303-305 S Plain. Pres, Meets quarterly Mrs GA Galvin; treas, Paul Bradford; VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, Finger exec dir, FrederickH Townsend. Boardof Lakes Post No 961-Com, Frederick L managers meets 3rd Tues, 9 p m. Com­ Bell; adj Nelson Terwilliger; Quarter­ munity House office open 10:30 a m to master, Thomas P Leary. Meets every 5:30 p m, activity hours 3 to 10 p m 2nd and 4th Wed, 8 pm, 602 W State, "Savage Club of Ithaca The-Pres, R Selden see p 74 Brewer; sec, George Butts. Meetings Veteran Volunteer Fireman's Association­ 113 E Green on call Pres, Robert J Bruce; sec, Harold F Tompkins County Agricultural and Horti­ Thompson; treas, Walter J Fisher. cultural Society-Pres, Clifford Bruce; Meets 3rd Mon each month, 134 EState sec, Merrill F Curry Enfield; treas, RH Women's Relief Corps, Truesdell Corps No Browne. Meets monthly by appoint­ 61-Pres, Sarah Wilkinson; sec, Bessie ment and annually in December Hopkins; treas, Mrs Malvina Brown. Tompkins County Fish and Game Club (Inc) Meets 2nd and 4th Wed, Military Hall -Pres, Peter M Johnson; sec, J Cuyler Women's Christian Temperance Union, City Page; treas, Dennis Williams, 303 Co­ Union-Pres, Mrs Mabel A Trowbridge; lumbia cor sec, Mrs Howard 0 David; rec sec, Tompkins County Medical Society-Pres, Mrs Harley Hill; treas, Mrs CI Swayze. John W Hirshfeld; v-pres, N Stanley Meets 2nd and 4th Thurs, 3 p m at Lincoln; sec, HJ Heinicke; treas, HB Community Bldg Wightman Woman's Community Building-Pres, Mrs "Tompkins County Tuberculosis and Public RC Osborn; rec sec, Mrs Richard Car­ Health Association-Pres, John P Hertel; ver; treas, Mrs Charlotte Bush; exec sec, treas, Cecil D West; sec, Ralph Jones. Mrs Ina W Roberts. 202 N Cayugac Meetings when called by president at Seneca. Opened Jan 11, 1921, center office 101 N Cayuga for social, educational, recreational Townsend Club The No l-Pres, Gordon and welfare activities of women and girls Stark; sec-treas, Rev Robert A Nedrow. of Ithaca and Tompkins county. Rooms Meets 2nd and 4th Tues, 7:30 p m, for employed girls Headquarters of Military Hall Federated Women's Organizations. Welcome Wagon Inc-Mrs Evelyn A Flack, Building open at all times newcomer hostess, 425 Hanshaw rd Women's International League for Peace and Veteran Military Organizations, American Freedom-Pres, Mrs G Alex Galvin; Legion Post No 221-Com, Walter S treas, Mary L Westgate. Meets Wo­ Woolf; adjt, Charles Brinkerhoff. Meets men's Community Bldg 2nd and 4th Tues each month, 8 p m, 415 YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA­ Stewart av TION-Pres, Harold S Huntley; v-pres, American Legion Auxiliary Post No 221­ Leslie B Townsend; rec sec, James S Pres, Mrs Mildred Watkins; v-pres, Mrs Hope; gen sec, Elmer F Blomgren; treas. Mildred Watkins; treas, Mrs Harvey Paul W Brainard. Meets 3rd Fri month­ Seabury; sec, Mrs CW Brinkerhoff, ly except July and August, 202 E Buffalo, Meets 2nd Tues each month, 8 p m. see p 65 " Legion Home, 415 Stew~rt av Young Women's Hospital Aid-Pres, Mrs Auxiliary to Sons of U~llon Veterans. of Howard Thomas; treas, Ruth Sears; sec, Civil War No 12, Major DW Burdi~ Margaret McCann. Meets 1st Tues Camp No 4Q--Pres, Mrs Irene DaVls; each month at Women's Community treas, Mrs Ethel Brockway; sec, Mrs Bldg, 8 p m Ethel Ferris. Meets 2nd and 4th Thurs at Military Hall Daughters of American Revolution, Cayuga COURTS Chapter-Regent, Mt:s Edna Cross; cor (See Page 126) sec, Mrs Frances Whlte; rec sec, Leona Smith; treas, Mrs Grace Scott. Meets UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 1st Tues each month, 3 p m homes of (See Page 127) members . Daughters of Union Veterans Julla Dent Grant Tent No 17-Pres, M.rs Sarah PARK Wilkinson; sec, Margaret Menzles; treas, Finger Lakes State Parks Commission, 111 Ethel Murray. Meets 1st and 3rd Wed N Tioga-Chairman, Dr Arthur W Booth; 8 p m at Military Hall . v-chr, Albert F Forbes; treas-sec engineer, Forty and Eight of Tompkms Co~nty­ Carl Crandall; asst sec, H Eugene Sisson; Chef de Gare, Donald D Harnngton. landscape architect and supt Herbert M Meets 2nd Wed, 415 Stewart av Blanche; commissioner, Louis P Smith 36.38 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

u. S. SENATORS u. S. NORTHEASTERN REPRESENTATIVES STATES NEW YORK CONNECTICUT 16 Dem 28 Rep William Benton, D., Greenwich Brien McMahon, D., Norwalk W. Kingsland Macy, R., Islip Leonard W. Hall, R., Oyster Bay DELAWARE Henry J. Latham, R., Queens Village John J. Williams, R., Millsboro Gregory McMahon, R., Ozone Park J. AlIen Frear, Jr., D., Dover Robert Tripp Ross, R., Jackson Heights Joseph L. Pfeifer, D., Brooklyn MAINE James J. Heffernan, D., Brooklyn John J. Rooney, D., Brooklyn Margaret Chase Smith, R., Skowhegan Andrew L. Somers, D., Brooklyn Owen Brewster, R., Dexter Robert Nodar Jr., R., Maspeth, L. I. John J. Delaney, D., Brooklyn MASSACHUSETTS Donald L. O'Toole, D., BroOklyn Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., R., Beverly Leo F. Rayfiel, D., Brooklyn Leverett Saltonsta1l, R., Boston Eugene J. Keough, D., Brooklyn Emanuel Celler, D., Brooklyn MARYLAND Ellsworth B. Buck, R., Stapleton John M. Butler, R., Baltimore Frederick R. Coudert Jr., R., New York Herbert R. O'Conor, D., Annapolis Arthur G. Klein, D., New York Sol Bloom, D., New York NEW HAMPSHIRE Jacob K. Javits, R., New York H. Styles Bridges, R., Concord Adam C. Powell, Jr., D., New York Charles W. Tobey, R., Temple Vito Marcantonio, AL., New York Benjamin J. Rabin, D., New York NEW JERSEY David M. Potts, R., Bronx Walter A. Lynch, D., Bronx Robert C. Hendrickson, R., Woodbury Charles A. Buckley, D., Bronx H. Alexander Smith, R., Princeton Ralph W. Gwinn, R., Bronxville Ralph A. Gamble, R., Larchmont NEWYORK Katherine St. George, R., Tuxedo Park Herbert H. Lehman, D., New York City William T. Bryne, D., Loudonville Irving M. Ives, R., Ithaca Jay LeFevre, R., New Platz Dean Park Taylor, R., Troy OHIO Bernard W. Kearney, R., Goversville Robert A. Taft, R., Cincinnati Clarence E. Kilburn, R., Malone John W. Bricker, R., Columbus Hadwen C. Fuller, R., Parish, PENNSYLVANIA Edwin A. Hall, R., Binghamton James H. Duff, R., Philadelphia R. Walter RiehIman, R., Tully, N. Y. Edward Martin, R., at Washington John Taber, R., Auburn W. Sterling Cole, Bath RHODE ISLAND Kenneth B. Keating, R., Rochester Theodore F. Green, D., Providence John O. Pastore, D., Providence 'James W. Wadsworth, R., Geneseo lWalter G. Andrews, R., Buffalo VERMONT. IEdward 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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H. A. MANNING CO. Publishers AUTOMOBILES-AGENCIES 40 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 Automobiles and Agencies

Name of Car Dealer Address Tel. Page

Buick J. G. Pritchard & Son 227 S. Cayuga 2396-2397 46 Cadillac Finney Motors 210 S. Cayuga 2088 44 Chevrolet Colle~e Chevrolet Co. 201·203 E. Tompkins 2908 43 Chrysler Klrkup & Phillips 216·222 S. Cayuga 2754 front COver DeSoto Erie J. Miller 209-215 S. Cayuga 2521 55 Dodge Brothers William T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top lin.. Ford Cayuga Motors Co. 123-127 E. Green 2341-2500 42 Frazer Ripley Motor Co. 602 W. Seneca 2965-2565 47 Hudson H. C. T. Motor Co. 430 W. State 2111 top lln.. Kaiser Ripley Motor Co. 602 W. Seneca 2965-2565 47 Lincoln Ithaca Lincoln Mercury Corp. Elmira rd. 3362-9120 45 Mercury Ithaca Lincoln Mercury Corp. Elmira rd. 3362·9120 45 Nash J. E. Walsh & Son, Inc. Elmira rd. 2252-2590 48 Oldsmobile Finney Motors 210 S. Cayuga 2088 44 Plymouth William T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top lines Plymouth Kirkup & Phillips 216-222 S. Cayuga 2754 front O=-~er Plymouth Erie J. Miller 209-215 S. Cayuga 2521 55 Pontiac Economy Motor Sales 319 W. State 2618 55 Studebaker J. B. Lang Engine & Garage Co., Inc. 131-135 E. Green 2777 41 Willys Deal & Merrick Auto Sales 402 S. Cayuga 2602 56

Batteries

All State Sears, Roebuck and Co. 201 S. Tioga 2779 back rov-er Atlas New Linden Garage 217-231 Linden avo 2054 54 Atlas R. T. G. Esso Service Station 335 E. State 2872 49 / Atlas Harold Fish Esso Service 401 W. Seneca 3-2362 59 Auto-Lite J. E. Walsh & Son Elmira rd. 2252 48 Auto-Lite William T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top Unes Auto-Lite Andy Soyring 108 E. Clinton 2000 back cover .Delco J. G. Pritchard & Son 277 S. Cayuga 2396 46 Delco College Chevrolet Co., Inc. 201-203 E. Tompkins 2908 43 Delco Lang's Garage 131-135 E. Green 2777 41 Delco Ripley Motor Co. 602 W. Seneca 2965-2565 47 Edde Tioga Auto Parts (distributors) 424 W. State 3436 57 Firestone Kirkup & Phillips 216 S. Cayuga 2754 front cover Firestone Tydol Service Station 800 W. State 3081 51 Ford Cayuga Motors Co. 123-127 E. Green 2341 42 Goodrich B. F. Goodrich Co. 102 W. State 3432 58 Goodyear Seneca St. Garage 309 E. Seneca 2505 50 Mobil Bartholf Service Station Maple c Dryden rd. 2843 52 Mopar Erie J. Miller 209-215 S. Cayuga 2521 55 Selberllnll Finney Motors 210 S. Cayuga 2088 44 SUDoeo Ted Barnett's Sunoco Service 519 W. State 2876 58 Willard Andy Soyring 108 E. Clinton 2000 back cover Willard Marion Bros., Inc. 225 S. Cayuga 3826 58

Automobile Trucks, Tractors and Agencies

Chevrolet College Chevrolet Co., Inc. 201-203 E. Tompkins 2908 43 Dod~e Brothers William T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top line. Ford Cayuga Motors Co. 123-127 E. Green 2341 42 G. M. C. Finney Motors 210 S. Cayuga 2088 44 Studebaker Lang's Garage 131·135 E. Green 2777 41 WUlys Deal & Merrick Auto Sales 402 S. Cayuga 2602 56 AUTOMOBILES---SALES~SERVICE

1951~MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY--1951 41

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 AUTOMOTIVE Washing Repairs Polishing Accessories SERVICE FOR THE MOTORIST

KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES AAA TOWING SERVICE

Farm Implements, Tractors, Dexter Washers and Ironers, Machine Shop, Electric Welding, Delco Batteries AUTOMOBILES--SALES- -SERVICE

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ITHACA, NEW YORK

FORD PRODUCTS CARS TRUCKS COMMERCIALS

Reconditioned Used Cars Genuine Ford Parts Repair Shop Body Repairs

123-127 E. Green St.

PHONE 2341-2500 AUTOMOBILES-AGENCIES-SALES

1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 43 College Chevrolet Company, Inc. "J17here lou 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 Expert Body and Fender Work PAINT DEPARTMENT Greasing-MODERN SERVICE EQUIPMENT - Washing WILLOW AVE. Telephone 8879

Used Cars with an O. K. That Counts Wrecking Service

Phones Office 2908 Service 2909 AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE 44 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

Finney Motors Inc.

SALES and SERVICE

o OLDSMOIILf ~ ~ o CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE

GENERAL G.M.C. TRUCKS TIRES •

"WHERE SERVICE IS NOT A SIDELINE"

Phone 2088

210 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBIlES--GARAGES--SERVICE

1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRE"TORY---1951 45 ITHACA LINCOLN MERCURY CORP. ELMIRA ROAD NEXT TO PLAZA Tel. 3362 Tel. 9120

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Specializing in--- Frame Straightening Front End Correction Wheel Alignment Body and Fender Work FOR REAL MERCURY SERVICE ALWAYS SEE YOUR Me/WWUf:i>ea!e4 AUTOM OBILES-SALES---SERVICE

46 1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 J. G. PRITCHARD &SON INC. • Buick Motor Cars

SERVICE FOR ALL CARS PARTS-SUPPLIES-ACCESSORIES

LUBRICATION-WASHING -POLISHING

WHEEL BALANCE AND ALIGNMENT

BRAKE DRUM GRINDING

PAINT AND BODY SHOP

U. S. TIRES The Home of "BETTER VALUE USED CARS"

Diill 2396• or 2397 227 S. CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES--SALES--SERVICE

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602 W. SENECA ST. Telephone 2965 and 2565 SERVICE

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ELMIRA RD. AT MEADOW ST. Phone 2252--2590 ITHACA N. Y.

. - -- --.-- i ,I

Radiator Service Cleaning Repairing Recoring THE FINEST COLLECTION OF SELECT USED CARS AUTOMOBILES--GAS~OIL

1951~MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY -1951 49 R. T. G. Esso Service Station Riley· Townsend Lubricating Specialists

335 EAST STATE ST.

PEP FOR YOUR CAR Esso and Essolene Esso Motor Oils Essolubrication 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 ------50 1951~MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951 AI Martin's Good Gulf Service

A Full Line 01 Gull Products

Including Tires, Tubes, Batteries and Specialties Battery Cables, Brake Fluids f7alve Top Oils, Etc. Storage · Washing Complete Garage Service

SENECA STREET GARAGE

Telephone 2505 307-309 E. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES--SALES--SERVICE

1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORY ·-1951 51 TYDOL SERVICE STATION

C. M. VAN MARTER, Proprietor

800 and 802 W. State St. E. End of Bridge

GASOLINE OIL ACCESSORIES COMPLETE TIRE &BATTERY SERVICE SAFETY-CHECK LUBRICATION

24-HOUR HEAVY WRECKER SERVICE

NIGHT CALLS 3-2706

PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE

WEAVER WHEEL BALANCING SERVICE

PHONE 3081 AUTOMOBILES--SALES -SERVICE 52 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

-~------~ --~------HA~lHOlf ~[~VIC[ ~lAlION EARL R. BARTHOLF

• Mobilgas • Mobil Batteries • Mobiloil • Mobilubrication • Mobil Tires • Mobil Accessories

~ PHONE 2843 I

CORNER MAPLE AND DRYDEN ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES- -SALES ·--SERVICE

1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 53

HARNfS ~s:s~ SfRVICfNUR

PERRY F BARNES, Proprietor

ELMIRA ROAD OPPOSITE THE PLAZA

Phone 8573

"Lubrication the Motor Swayway" TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES

1111I11I111I Minor Automobile Repairing

1111I11I111I Cars Called For and Delivered AUTOMOBILES--SALES---SERVICE---TAXI

.5-t 19.51-l\!IANNING'S lTHAf'A DIRECTORy--1951 NEW LINDEN GARAGE H. W. DURBON, Proprietor GARAGE PHONE 2054 24-Hour Guaranteed Repair Service Modern Lubrication Service-Storage

Call-New Linden Taxi

Prompt-Reliable-Courteous Service

Taxi I Phone 9422 I Taxi

227-231 LINDEN AVE. ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 55 ERIE J. MILLER ~ DeSoto and Plymouth '0 ~ SALES AND SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING Electrical and Battery Service Wheel Alignment Storage-Greasing-Washing Quaker State Oil Ducoing, Body and Fender Work Wrecking Service Phone 2521 209-215 S. CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. SERVICE GARAGE WILLIAM H. LONG, JR. and NORMAN A. MABEE Proprietors " USED CARS Bought, Sold and Financed Expert General Repairing 24 HOUR TOWING AND WRECKING SERVICE Rear 417 E. STATE ST. Phone 2259 ITHACA, N. Y. EconolDY Motor Sales Authorized Sales and Service ~ Pontiac Sixes and Eights ~ Body, Paint and Radiator Service A Complete Line of Used Cars 319 W. STATE ST. Phone 2618 ITHACA, N. Y. I' AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE

56 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

AUTHORIZED WILLYS DEALERS

Sales Phone 2602 Service 402 S. CAYUGA STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

Large Selection of Used Cars FRAND'S AUTO BODY SHOP ELI O. FRAND, Proprietor Auto Painting BODIES-FENDERS REPAIRED SHATTER-PROOF GLASS-CONVERTIBLE TOPS INSTALLED -WELDING 105 E. CLINTON ST. Phone 4-2378 ITHACA, N. Y. Directory Advertising Is Good Advertising

It keeps your name and business before all the people all the time. A City Directory is on the job 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It gives you persistent, consistent publicity at a very low cost. AUTOMOBILES- -SALES-SERVICE 1951---MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY --1951 57

--I Townley Motors Ithaca's Largest Used Car Dealer RD5 FLMIRA ROAD Phone 2241

TiOGA AUrfO PARTS JULIUS P. KLEIN, Proprietor Automobile Supplies and Equipment Distributors Carter Carburetors Martin Senour Automotive Champion Spark Plugs Paints Perfect Circle Piston Rings Machine Shop Service Exide Batteries Timken Roller-Bearings Phone 3436 424 WEST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. AUTO BODY & RADIATOR WORKS Bodies, Fenders Auto Complete and Radiators Auto Glass Repaired Painting Service

Rear 224 S. CAYUGA ST. Phone 2257 ITHACA, N. y. AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE 58 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

MARION BROTHERS, Inc. -m' Complete Auto ,Q ( ~lldia ) Electric Service e Tire Service 225 S. CAYUGA ST. Tel. 3826 ITHACA, N. Y. THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY Retail Division COMPLETE LINE OF PASSENGER AND TRUCK TIRES Batteries and Auto AccessoIies Phone 3432 102 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. IDEAL GARAGE General Repairing Body and Fender Work Painting -Welding Starter -Generator -Ignition RAYMOND MAYO, Proprietor 603 W. BUFFALO ST. Phone 5745 ITHACA, N. Y. Ted Harnett's ~unoco ~ervice Gas Oils Tires Batteries We're Proud of Our A to Z Lubrication 519 W. STATE ST. Tel. 2876 ITHACA AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 59 HAROLD FISH ESSO SERVICE ~S~ Esso Products

Phone 3-2362

401 W. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. L. B. TOWNSEND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Mobil Heat • Mobil Gas • Master Kraft Mobil Kerosene • Mobil Oils • Oil Burners

801 CASCADILLA ST. Phone 2147 ITHACA, N. Y.

MORTALITY OF ADVERTISING The waste basket is the grave of millions of dollars of advertising every year. Keep your advertisement before the public by using a medium that is not thrown away-

Thousands of references are made each day during the entin~ life of the City Directory. Your advertisement is always there because you buy Advertising Permanence CHURCHES 60 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIREr'TORy-1951

WITH A GRAND TOTAL OF TWENTY-ONE CHURCHES, repre­ sentingall of the leading denominations, Ithaca could proper!y be 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 great institution 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 (or l}rogrtS3"

Vt.Uors in ~ur ({itl' ~rt Btlcomt in t!l1I €burtbt. rrnnrbltSS of .11aitfJ, ~burcb or «:rttb CHURCHES 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY--1951------61

jftri)t ~rt5b!'ttrian ((burcb

DEWITT PARK ITHACA, N. Y. REV. WALTER A. DODDS, D. D., Pastor

REV. ALFRED LEE KLAER, University Pastor

REV. FRANK SPERDUTO, 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. Thomas Tracy.

Church School-9 :45 a. m. High School Fellowship---6:15 p. m.

Westminster Student Society-4 :30 p. m.

20-up Discussion Group-8 :00 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 62 1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

~t. Jobn'5 ~pi5COpal ~burtb

At North Cayuga and West Buffalo Streets

THE REV. REGINALD E. CHARLES, Rector 109 West Buffalo Street Telephone 9435 SUNDAY SERVICES 8:00 a. m.~~HOLY COMMUNION---Every Sunday 9:30 a. m.--MATINS ~Holy Communion on the Third Sunday 11 :00 a. m.-MORNING PRAYER-Holy Communion on the First Sunday Upper School Classes at 9 :30 a. m. Primary School at 11 a. m. Services on Holy Days and for Special Seasons as announced Full information may be obtained at the church CHURCHES 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 63

E. LINCOLN AT UTICA

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REV. HAROLD E. COLE, Pastor 622 UTICA ST. Phone 9741 You are cordially invited to the Following Services: SUNDAY Bible School-to :00 a.m. Morning Worship-II :00 a. m. Young People's Meetings-6:30 p. m. Evening Service-7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Mid-Week Devotional Service-7:30 p. m. FUNDAMENTAL PREMILLENNIAL EVANGELISTIC CHURCHES

64 1951--MANNING'S ITdAcA DIRECTORy-1951

~burtb of tbt 3Jmmatulatt ~onttptton

(R. c.)

N. GENEVA cor. W. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

Dial 9272

REV. WILLIAM BYRNE, M. R., Pastor

Assistants

REV. JOHN S. MALONEY

REV. PAUL A. MORGAN REV. JAMES F. BAKER

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. CLUBS--Y. M. C. A. 1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 65 The Ithaca Y. M. C. A. 202 E. BUFFALO ST. Tel. 2209 ITHACA, N. Y. Activities for Men, Women, Boys and Girls

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

Sustaining $25.00 Older Boys' $8.50 Family 25.00 Boys' Full 6.00 Business Men 18.00 Boys' Social 2.00 Senior Full 12.00 Girls' Full 3.00 Senior Social 6.00 Women 6.00 CLOTHING 66 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

"ONE OF THE GREAT CLOTHING STORES OF THE STATE"

Featuring a Complete Liue of America~s Finest Men ~s Wear Timely Clothes, Kingsridge, Knit-Tex, Worsted-Tex, Alpacuna, College Hall, Brae Brooke, Challenger, Manhattan, Arrow Shirts Dobbs Hats, Lee Hats, Hut, Resilio and Keys Lockwood Neckwear, Interwoven, Camp Hose, Swank Jewelry, McGregor, Jantzen Sportswear, Hickok Belts, Nunn Bush, Bostonian Shoes Hartmann Luggage, Spalding Sport Goods THE SPORT SHOP

OPEN PHONES A CHARGE ACCOUNT 4-2111 and 4-2555 CLOTHING-··-CLEANERS

1951·--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951 67 PETRILLOSE CLEANERS INC. President, JACK PETRILLOSE Vice President, PAUL PETRILLOSE Vice President, WILLIAM PETRILLOSE Secretary-Treasurer, EVA R. PETRILLOSE sr=+i:E:=:~:;:s:.:r.:;;;..;...-....l:;'::'.~::'--"';' -" '..;:: ~ -::~:x.;. - • ;-~ _. .:c..~ .. ~~=~ ~ ~ ~~~ .. :- !l'~.~ ~ _, . '" -:' _. 5: ~ ."j

MAIN OFFICE 338 E. STATE PEliHllOSlE

-- EDDY ::sT. tlRANCH 24 HOUR LAUNDRY SERVICE DRIVE IN-SAVE 20% DISCOUNT SUITS MADE TO ORDER BRANCH OFFICE MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE 422 EDDY ST. 338 E. STATE SHOPPING PLAZA ELMIRA ROAD PHONE 2663 CLOTHING--DRAPERIES--FURS 68 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

Government & Manufacturers Surplus! OUTDOOR CLOTHING . CAMPING EQUIPMENT SPORTING GOODS HUNTING EQUIPMENT

THE OUTDOOR STORE

Fishing Tackle Guns Ski and Ski Equipment Work Clothing Tennis Equipment Work Shoes Men's Underwear Sleeping Bags Tents--Tarpaulins Coleman Stoves and Lanterns

NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK WISSEN FABRICS INC. DECOR.L1TIPE FABRICS DRAPERIES, SLIP COVER FABRICS, UPHOLSTERY FABRICS, CHINTZ, CURTAINS, ETC. All Types of Dress Fabrics Phone 2207 130 E. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. LOUIS HERMAN "Ithaca's 011[Y Furrier" FINE FURS STORAGE READY MADE OR STYLED TO ORDER -FRIGID STORAGE ON PREMISES Remodeling- -Cleaning -Repairing 318 E. STATE ST. Phone 4-0141 ITHACA, N. Y. CLOTHING--DEPARTMENT STORES -CORSETS 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY--1951 69 Aiianson's HSomething New Every Day" EVERYTHING 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. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. Ithaca's Complete Department Store

101-107 E. STATE ST. Phone 2333 ITHACA, N. Y. S. S. KRESGE CO., Inc. Ithaca's Leading Variety Store

Meet Your Friends at Kresge's Soda Fountain

123 E. STATE ST. Tel. 3556 ITHACA, N. Y. THE KATHRYN CORSET SHOP "The Shop oj Personalized Service" LADIES' INTrIMATE APPAREL Corsets Handkerchiefs Lingerie McCallum Hosiery Scarfs Berkshire Hosiery Camp Surgical Fittings by Expert Corsetieres Physicians Prescriptions Filled 212 E. STATE ST. Phone 6214 ITHACA, N. Y. CLOTHING-CLEANERS-SHOES-REPAIRING

70 I95I-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-I90I -WYLLIE­ CLEANERS & DYERS Adequate Parking Facilities EMERGENCY 4-HOUR CLEANING Save 20% Cash and Carry 109 N. CORN ST. Phone 2526 ITHACA, N. Y. BARNES SHOE STORE The Florsheim Shoe for Men & Women w. B. Coon and Selby Styl-eez, Enna ]ettick and American Girl, Daniel Green "Comfy" Slippers for Men and Women Stride Rite for Children Successful Fitting for over Fifty Years 205 E. STATE ST. Tel. 4-0162 ITHACA, N. Y. OC£LLO'S A. M. OCELLO, Proprietor SHOE REPAIRING FAMILY FOOTWEAR-LEATHER GOODS -LUGGAGE

207 N. AURORA ST., Phone 9430 ITHACA, N. Y.

BERG'S DIAPER SERVICE

MILDRED FREEMANTLE, Manager Member of National Institute of Diaper Service STERILIZED- -BORATED 345 ROBINSON ST. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Phone Collect 2-9257 CLUBS-FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS-ELKS

1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 71 rsenebo(ent l3rotectibt ~rbrr of

V ITHAC~L~~!E 635 V • PHONE 2664 •

LODGE OFFICERS Exalted Ruler .LARRY J. GAURNIER Est. Leading Knight . JAMES M. GRAY Est. Loyal Knight JAMES E. BARRY Est. Lecturing Knight JAMES R. GRAVES Secretary ERFORD C. COLLIER Treasurer WILLIAM J. HAMILTON Esquire ... E. G. PIERSTORFF Inner Guard .CARL DAVIS Tiler .ANTHONY G. MASTRO Chaplain .CARL GILBERT Organist. GLENMORE HOLMES Trustee...... JOHN H. POST Trustee WALTER J. McCORMICK Trustee ... WILLIAM WHITE Trustee .GEORGE A. BLEAN Trustee .JOSEPH F. FARLEY Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, 8 p. m. Welcome Visiting Brother Elks 135-139 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. y. CLUBS -FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS -EAGLES

72 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY- -1951

Ithaca Aerie No. 1253 Fraternal Order of Eagles

330 EAST STATE ST. Phone 4-0611 ITHACA, N. Y

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY TRUSTEES Jr. P. W. President, Fabian Murphy John C. Powers, Chairman Worthy President, Charles Korherr l ~,;:;, Worthy V-President, Ladislav Mazouek r Ji: I Robert Scanlon • Worthy Secretary, E. L. Miller Ft· Worthy Treasurer, Clayton L. Cook I' , John Saunders ." Worthy Chaplain, Paul Petrillose ,-. 4 1 Worthy Conductor, Jack Petrillose -- r [Fabian Murphy Worthy Inside Guard, Francis Caveney Worthy Outside Guard, Arthur I. Burns E. L. Miller Our Four Great Principles Liberty, Truth, Justice and Equality Yearly Dues $13.0(}-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 I were founders of the Mother's Pension Law, Mother's Day, Workmen's_Compensation Law and Old Age Pension Movements. MEETINGS EVERY MONDAY NIGHT CLUBS -FRATERNAL ------_.----_.- 19S1--IvL1NNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--19S1 7?, ------lLopal Q&rber of JMoo~e 3Jtbaca lLobge .00. 666 134 WEST STATE STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

Governor .. ..LYLE NEWMAN Prelate ·. ARTHUR MC KAY Secretary and Manager. .. . _ EUGENE HALL Treasurer .LAWRENCE KENNEDY Trustee .EDWARD J. BARRON Trustee ·.DUANE BANFIELD Trustee ...... HARRY SUTHERLAND Steward ·.DENNIS A. KEEFE Meetin!!s Everv Tup,sdav 8 :00 D. m. Tpl. 2621 Office 2940 CLUBS-VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS ------74 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951

Fll'Gt..H. LAKt..~ PO~T 1'0. 961 lJeterans of jforetgn Wars of tbt Wnttrb $tates 602 W. STATE ST. Tel. 9619 ITHACA, N. Y·

OFFICERS Commander .FREDERICK L. BELL Senior Vice Commander .. SAMUEL RHODE Junior Vice Commander ... MARTIN BUSH Quartermaster .THOMAS P. LEARY Chaplain .....JOHN MOSES Post Advocate JAMES V. BUYOUCOS Surgeon...... JOSEPH L. FRANK Adjutarlt .NELSON TERWILLIGER Officer of the Dry LEONARD M. CHILSON Patriotic Instructor...... LEWIS RITTENHOUSE Post Historian. .MARCUS L. RIKER Post Service Officer ... LEON F. HOLMAN Post Legislative Officer .. SAMUEL RHODE Guard. WILLIAM K. HALL Sentry ... ALEX THOUMIRE House Committee Chailman .CLARENCE J. HOLMAN TRUSTEES John Clapp Ivan Cook Daniel Gallagher Meeting Nights EvelY 2nd and 4th Wednesdays "IF YOU SERVED OVERSEAS, YOU SHOULD BELONG TO THE VETERANS OF FORETGN VJ AR~" _1>$; ••0" :fJ~~{J.~~~( ~~~li"l''';;':··o< ~;,:\t::F:' >-' c.n<0 >-' () I 0 »-. ~;;;;::::;;::~":i,;=-.f.m,f~..:::.:~~':----~..----""- ~;7 ~ a:: > a:: ~ c:::: 1,,;1( .., ... _,~ ~ L / / L 21~ -----.t-.. 0. I ::i CIJ to< >-< 00 ~ ~ THE ITHACA SHOPPING PLAZA > 0 ;; ~ Ithaca's Shopping PLAZA at Meadow St. and Elmira Rd. tj :g ~ ~ ~ 500 0 Complete "One-Stop" Shopping with Car Free Parking ~ () o tz:j id ~ J. Reed Colbert, Owner Ithaca, N. Y. PHONE 4-1376 Robert R. Colbert, Mgr >< ~ I tz:j Including: • Dairy Products • Bakery ~ ::g c.n • Groceries • Restaurant • Dry Cleaning >-' • Hardware • Cocktail Lounge • Clothing • Gifts • Laundry • Drugs. • Baby Wear • Gas Station • Sc to $1 Vanety • Candy • Sporting Goods • Furniture • Etc. -l c.n COMMUNITY SHOPPING CENTERS

76 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY--1951

IHf CORNfR~ COMMUNllf CfNn~

Triphammer & Hanshaw Roads in Cayuga Heights

ATWATERS EVERYTHING TO EAT- 4-2257 CORNERS BARBER SHOP JOHN A. KANGAS, Proprietor

CORNERS BEAUTY SHOP SOPHIA BRAND, Proprietor -- 4-1414

COMMUNITY BOOK SHOP MRS. RICHARD E. WILLIAMS -- 4-1160

CORNERS COMMUNITY CENTER, INC. WALTER C. HEASLEY, JR., President - 4-1623

ETHEL EATON INTERIOR DECORATOR -- 4-0172 ------COMMUNITY SHOPPING CENTERS 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951 77

IH[ CORNms COMMUNIlY C[NUR

Triphammer & Hanshaw Roads in Cayuga Heights

HILL DRUG STORES CORNERS BRANCH -~ 4-2145

ITHACA LAUNDRIES & DRY CLEANING CORNERS BRANCH - 9181

CORNERS POST OFFICE SUBSTATION #5 9181

ROTHSCHILDS BROTHERS, INC. CORNERS BRANCH STORE -- 2711

CORNERS SERVICE. STATION SINCLAIR PRODUCTS --- 4-1623

CARL C. & ROBERT B. TALLMAN ARCHITECTS - 2921 CONTRACTORS 78 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

CA~Uf7A LUM(j~12 C()MI)A~~~

Phone 3336 801 W. State St. Ithaca, N. Y.

BUILDING HEADQUARTERS CONTRACTORS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 79 MANCINI & SONS General Contracting

All Types of Masonry Work Carpentry Repair Concrete Work Excavating Asphalt Driveways

Types of Equipment Furnished Gasoline Shovel Shovel- Backhoe - Swing Scaffold Bulldozer-Compressor-Roller Asphalt Spreading Machine Concrete Mixer-Water Pump Stone Cutting Machine-Trucking

401 Hancock St. Ithaca, N. Y. Telephone 3-1396 CONTRACTORS -BUILDERS - SO 1951 -MANN INC'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-19.51 McPHERSON BUILDERS

General Contractors

Commercial & Residential Remodeling & Decoration

LIVE IN A McPHERSON-BUILT HOUSE

I Phone 4-0471 I

313 THE PARKWAY ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS--PLUMBERS-AIR CONDITIONING 1951-~MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951 81

II JAMIESON-MC KINNEY CO., INC. 115-117 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. Phone 3434

"!J1Jkew tzj(Ui/t {jltanJldlwJt

BG-Utfht 1kat PUI11f-k II

':Standard" INCE 1873, when this business was founded, we have seen S tremendous advances in plumbing, heating and sanitary engineering. Contrast the conveniences of the 1951 home-­ hot water available at anytime, 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-PAVING

82 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 KNIGHT PAVING PRODUCTS INC.

All Types of Bituminous Materials

MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF PAVING MATERIALS Asphalt - Emulsions - RoadTars Furnished and Applied GEORGE D. ELLISON DISTRICT MANAGER RESIDENCE PHONE 4-1856 KNIGHT ~"'~ \",'. '" '" '" . PAVING PRODUCTS

BUFFALO--ROCHESTER-ITHACA

I ITHACA 8697 VINE STREET ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 83

E. M. Rumsey & Son HUGH E. RUMSEY, Manager Plant and OJ/he, Butlermilk Falls, R. D. 5 Phone 296.£

Our 2 Pc,wer Shovels are available for trenching and all excavating work, also I ur Bulld~zer for grading and backfilling.

Transit Mixed Concrete VVashed Sand VVashed Crushed Gravel Crushed Stone Excavating Contractors Highest Quality, Properly Graded, Officially Tested Dupont Explosives Depot

AN ITHACA INDUSTRY SINCE .£922 CONTRACTORS -SAND-GRAVEL

84 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 ITHACA SAND & GRAVEL CO. Inc. DIAL 8802 For That Good Ready-Mixed CONCRETE gt'l.eHtjiIt. 2uaiit, geJl,tNCe

Plant and Office CULVER ROAD, ITHACA, N. Y. MAIL ADDRESS--BOX 42, ITHACA, N. Y.

Sand Excavating Gravel and Grading Driveway Material Machinery to Rent WINTER CONCRETE REATED DIAL 8802 OR 2718 CONTRACTORS ·-BUILDERS-ROOFERS

1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY -1951 85 ROTTMANN -I ROOFING AND REMODELING 704 W. BUFFALO ST. Phone 6232 ITHACA, N. Y.

Ruberoid Building Materials ASPHALT SHINGLES ASPHALT ROLL ROOFING ASPHALT ROOF COATING AND PAINTS HIGH QUALITY CAULKING COMPOUND BUILDING PAPER AND FELTS ASBESTOS, CEMENT SHINGLES NU-WOOD PRODUCTS COMBINATION WINDOWS AND DOORS FRED E. ROTTMANN, Proprietor Res. Phone 3-1315 w. D. McELWEE & SON~ William D. McElwee -Phone 9125 Andrew W. McElwee -Phone 8525 Raymond F. McElwee--Phone 4-2480 General Contractors Wire, Write or Phone for Estimates Forest Home ITHACA, N. Y. STUART V. CARPENTER GENERAL CONTRACTOR CONSTRUCTION, INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL, HOMES, ETC. Repairing and Remodeling Phone 5056 HOOK PLACE EXTENSION ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-AIR CONDITIONING-ARCHLT.M.;-I-­ AWNINGS

86 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

EORGE WHEATON G SHEET METAL SHOP 909 W. STATE ST. Dial 2419 ITHACA, N. Y. Air Conditioning Furnaces - All Types Eavestroughs and Conductor Pipes Roof Repairs

If It's Sheet Metal Work "Let George Do It"

IlHA~A MffAl WfAIHfRSIRIP COMPANl GEORGE E. BENNETT, President 111 FAYETTE ST. DIAL 2984 Building Specialty Contractors AW'NINGS Venetian Blinds, Screens, Window Shades, Tile Flooring Estimates Furnished Free Jf)HN VINCENrr LARI(IN Registered Architect INTERIOR DESIGNER-LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

STUDIO

935 EAST STATE ST. Phone 9485 ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-PLUMBING-HEATING 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 87 HULL HEATING &PLUMBING CO. ADELBERT L. HULL, Proprietor PLUMBING AND HEATING Refrigerators, Appliances, Esso Oil Burners, Bethlehem Dynatherm Boilers Automatic Water Pumps Bryant Gas Heating Equipment Finest Workmanship--Best Quality Material

Dial 2316 or 2317 ~~10 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y Failing's Plumbing Co. ALBERT RICH and CLAUDE COLLEYACME, Proprietors 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. I CONTRACTORS-PLUMBING-ROOFING

88 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 BREWER &BROWN CO., Inc. Plumbing &Heating Sheet Metal &Roofing

AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS, WATER PUMPS, HOT AIR HEATING EQUIPMENT AND HOME APPLIANCES, OIL BURNERS, EAVE TROUGHS, GAS BURNERS, AIR CONDI­ TIONING, STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING SYSTEMS

Free Estimates

304-308 W. LINCOLN ST. Dial 2946 ITHACA, N. Y.

Dial 9402-6445 CAYUGA PLUMBING & HEATING CO. 712 CLIFF STREET ITHACA, N. Y. Plumbing Supplies Gas Appliances FIXTURES BY AMERICAN STANDARD AND KOHLER OF KOHLER, JET PUMPS KENNETH COOK and JOSEPH P. MALONEY, Proprietors BOWERS PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Jobbing Promptly Attended To

ELECTRIC SEWER MACHINE Free Estimates Cheerlully Given 304 W. SENECA ST. Phone 2160 ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 1951-MANNING'S ITHAcA DIRECTORy-1951 89 THAYER APPLI ANGE CO. Established 1926 RCA VICTOR AND ZENITH RADIOS FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerators and Ranges Easy and Frigidaire Washers Youngstown Kitchens,lronrite Ironers Complete Radio and Refrigerator Service Dial 8853 417-419 W. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y "Always CCJll Ault" Z44. F. W. AULT ELECTRIC All Kinds of Electric Service Neon Service---Wiring Estimates Given Fluorescent Fixtures on Display 620 N. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. TOWNER ELECTRIC Industrial, Commercial and Residential

Wiring, Fixtures and Repairs Dial 4-1580 Office 329 S. GENEVA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES-REFRIGERATION

90 1951-MANNIN G'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

LEE OF ITHACA~ INC. FRED N. LEE, President GENERAL ELECTRIC WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES

RADIOS, REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, IRONERS, WATER HEATERS, ETC. LIGHTOLIER LIGHT FIXTURES MIXMASTER AND TOASTMASTER PRODUCTS WASHERS, GAS RANGES, IRONERS AND FREEZERS 108-110 E. STATE ST. Phone 2082 ITHACA, N. Y. DASSANCE & ANDERSON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Chades Dassance 4-7532 BIitton G. Anderson 2216 Wiling, Heat, Light and Power Appliances-~Fixtures 428 N. TITUS AVE. Phone 2216 ITHACA, N. Y. c. E. BEACH & SON COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC Refrigerator Service All Types and Makes FRIGIDAIRE COMMERCIAL DEALERS Complete Modem Shop for Overhauling and Remodeling All Types of Comm ercial Equipment Sold and Installed 317 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD. Tel. 2100 ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES-REFRIGERATION VACUUM CLEANERS 19S1-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--19S1 91 DAVIS APPLIANCE CO. NORGE Authorized Dealer

Refrigerators, Freezers, Ranges, Hot Water Heaters, Washers

R. c. A. Victor Radio and Television Youngstown Kitchens Lewyt Cleaners, Ironrite Ironers 304 E. STATE ST. Phone 4-2221 ITHACA, N. Y. Shelton's Refrigeration Commercial and Home Refrigeration Sales and Service

703 WILLOW AVE. Phone 2131 ITHACA, N. Y. LEONARDS VACUUM CLEANER CO. Vacuum Cleaner Sales & Service New and Rebuilt 24 Hour Guaranteed Service on ALL TYPE CLEANERS Home 4-7627 618 w. STATE ST. Office 2250 ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-ELECTRICIANS-RADIOS-PAINTERS 92 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 MARION ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor Electrical Construction and REpairs Fixtures, Wiring, Etc. Plastilux Illuminated Signs Slimline Fluorescent Tubes

Unconditional 3 Year Guarantee

Tel. 8852 305 ITHACA ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. NORTON ELECrrIlIC CO. CONTRACTORS Wiring - Fixtures - Supplies STROMBERG CARLSON RADIOS -SALES AND SERVICE Phone 3371 409 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. WILLIAM M. EGAN DECORATOR PAINTING PAPERHANGING DECORATING

ITHACA, N. Y. 909 N. TIOGA ST. Dial 9853 -- CONTRACTORS-ELECTRICIANS-ENGINEERS CABINET WORK 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 93

CORTRIGHT [l[CTRIC CONTRACTING HWire Right with Cortright" Everything in Appliances & Wiring ~ Hotpoint Ranges Refrigerators Automatic Washers & Dishwashers Dishwasher Sinks & Home Freezers SMALL HOME APPLIANCES SUNBEAM-UNIVERSAL-TOASTMASTER UNIVERSAL RANGES AND WASHERS PHONE 3-1527 3-2091 NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS ELMIRA ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. LOVELESS and ZEISSIG CABINET WORK KITCHEN REMODELING, STORE FIXTURES Signs, Displays, Scale Models Phone 4-0521 134 S. AURORA STREET ITHACA, N. Y. WARD CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. Engineers -- Contractors

Dial 4-1261

CAREY BUILDING 314 EAST STATE STREET

5 CONTRACTORS-FURNACES-BUILDERS

94 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 HOLLAND fURNACE CO. "The Heart of the Home"

Forced Air and Gravity GAS, OIL and COAL

Repairs and Cleaning on All Makes

DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE

401 S. MEADOW ST. Phone 8610 ITHACA, N. Y. ELWOOD HEATING CO. Home Heating a Specialty COAL FURNACES & GAS FURNACES Conversion Gas Burners Thermostats W. H. Elwood Authorized Dealer for Htg. Engir.eer & Contractor The Lennox Furnace N. Y. S. License 20888 Co., Syracuse, N. Y. 209 KING ST. Phone 3-1325 ITHACA, N. Y. GEO. W. SMITH CONTRACTOR

Building and Repairing Heating and Sheet Metal Telephone 402 S. MEADOW ST. Telephone Office and Shop: 3-1339 ITHACA, N. Y. Residence: 4-0579 CONTRACTORS-BLACKTOP-WELDING 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 95 NATIONAL WELDING SALES CO. INC. Where Service Comes First Oxygen Oxyacetylene Apparatus AC-DC Arc Welders Acetylene Torches Cable Hydrogen Regulators Electrodes Nitrogen Rods Holders Carbon Dioxide Brazing Alloys Ground Clamps Car Bide Fluxes Helmets Protective Goggles Alloy Rods Clothing Hose Hard Surfacing Rods All Makes Acetylene Welding Equipment Repaired EUTECTIC WELDING RODS AND WELDING FLUXES COAST METALS HARD SURFACING RODS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS-REFILL SERVICE Phone 2925 212 CENTER ST. ITHACA, N. Y. ALBY and SON Concrete and Blacktop CONCRETE WORK-CURBS-WALKS DRIVEWAYS--BLACKTOP-DRAINAGE Phone 3-1433 or 2584 605 CASCADILLA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. THE DIRECTORY is a mirror reflecting every phase of municipal life and progress Every busmess should be correctly and completely listed. ARE YOU? CONTRACTORS-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES-RADIOS­ TELEVISION 96 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 DEYOUNG Radio & Television Shop Radio Sales and Se1vice

Tel. 2236-Res. Phone 4-2585 SOUTH MEADOW ST. ITHACA, N. Y. THE RADIO SHOP 213 Dryden Road Next to the Royal Palms Expert Service on All Types of Radios FRED ROUSE JOHN MALISKI "College Town's Only Radio Service Shop" Telephone 4-2248 JAYS I{ADIO SEllVICE Home and Auto Radio Sales Repairing and Installing ADMIRAL TELEVISION AND RADIOS 402 S. MEADOW ST. Phone 2541 ITHACA, N. Y. THIS DIRECTORY Covers a territory from which you derive a portion at least of your income. The appearance of this publication is important to you. If it reflects discredit on the community, it hits you Are YOU helping the pubhshers in their efforts to advertise ITHACA through the City Directory? EDUCATIONAL--LIBRARIES 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 97

Cornell Library Association

115 NORTH TIOGA ST. Phone 20$2 ITHACA, N. Y. A FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY For the People of Tompkins County Founded in 1864 by Ezra Cornell

OFFICERS LOUIS P. SMITH, President H. G. STUTZ, Librarian of the Board PAUL BRADFORD, Treasurer 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 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturdays FINANCIAL-INVESTMENTS-ACCOUNTANTS 98 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

J 924-Twenty-Sixth Anniversary- I 951 J. S. BARR & CO., Inc. Stocks Investment Funds Bonds SAVINGS BANK BLDG. Phone 2286 ITHACA, N. Y. Securities in Any Market Bought- -Sold-Quoted HAROLD HALL ACCOUNTANT Tax Consultant Unemployment Insurance Auditing-Systematizing 610 FIRST NAT. BANK BLDG. Tel. 2168 ITHACA, N. Y

"Not the Biggest But the Best" 1. A fine ADVERTISING SECTION, carefully edited for details and illustrations, and many full pages.

2. An ALPHABETICAL SECTION contaimng wife's name in parentheses after husband's name. 3. CLASSIFIED SECTION, developed into Branded Goods and headings. 4. STREET GUIDE, or numerical HOUSEHOLDER'S DIRECTORY. 5. SUBURBAN ADDITIONS and RURAL DELIVERY ROUTES. H. A. MANNING COMPANY --- CITY DIRECTORIES 33 LYMAN STREET SPRINGFIELD 3, MASS' 514 WEDGEWAY BUILDING SCHENECTADY 5, N. y. 104 Hanover St. BOSTON, MASS· FOOD PRODUCTS-CO-OPERATIVES

1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 99

G. L. F.

COOPERATIVE GRANGE LEAGUE FEDERATION EXCHANGE, INC.

Terrace Hill

~n Ithaca Landmark

ITHACA is the headquarters of this farmers' cooperative 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. FOOD-MEATS 100 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951

THE PUBLIC MARKET

'~ '"~Y.·'6» .,:1 .,'\ . I• :, - i i\ I i j. _~(i. r j ,o' I )

FOR CHOICER MEAT5 & POULTRY

PHONE 2309 2300 I'---" 115-117 N. AURORA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. FOOD PRODUCTS-BAKERIES-ICE CREAM--MILK 1951-MANNING'S ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1951 101

SERVE - -- LUCE DAIRY CO. PRODUCTS Milk and Cream Homogenized Vitamin "D" Milk Special Guernsey Milk Butter-Creamed Cottage Cheese --Eggs 410 HILLVIEW PLACE Phone 4-2532 ITHACA, N. Y.

Telephone 2421 GeneralIceCreamCorp. GORDON S. STEWART, Manager SEALTEST ICE CREAM 302 W. LINCOLN ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

For the Finest in MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS--Delivered from Our Farm to Your Door Phone 8831 MECKLENBURG ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. THE PIE SHOP HOME OF HOMEMADE PIES OTHER BAKED GOODS AT OUR STORE Daily Wholesale Deliveries

435 W. STATE ST. Tel. Conn ITHACA, N. Y. FUEL-COAL

102 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy~1951

Champaign Coal & Stoker Co. Rescreened DL&W 'blue coal' MOTOR STOKER AND FAIRBANKS-MORSE STOKERS 803 W. SENECA ST. Phone 2573 ITHACA, N. Y. James Lynch Coal Co., Inc. Established 1890 DL 8 W 'blue coal' AMERICA'S FINEST ANTHRACITE Complete Heating Service 802-804 W. SENECA ST. Phone 2204 ITHACA, N. Y. Esso Standard Oil Co., Inc.

Phone 2214 EVERY CITY MUST HAVE A DIRECTORY, NOT ONLY TO GIVE THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ITS CITIZENS FOR INFORMATION USES, BUT ALSO TO GIVE THAT QUALITY OF CHARACTER THAT WOULD RECORD THE NAMES OF ITS PEOPLE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES. FUNERAL HOME

1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 103

A giner 0ervice for All"

~tr50n ~uneral j)omt MATTHEW J. HERSON

OUT 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 STREET ITHACA, N. Y. FUNERAL DIRECTORS-FLORISTS 104 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

BANGS FUNERAL HOME

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209 W. GREEN ST. Phone 9933 ITHACA, N. Y.

Telephone 2226 ~ilbert .memorial ~omt FUNERAL DIRECTOR 125 E. BUFFALO ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

PRATT'S IFll@W~1f §Iffi(Q))p) HAROLD A. PRATT, Prop. fRESH CUT fLOWERS Plants--Seeds-Bulbs Dial 3471 214 E. Seneca St. THE DIRECTORY is a mirror reflecting every phase of municipal life and progress.

Every business should be correctly and completely listed. ARE YOU? FURNITURE DEALERS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DlRECTORY-1951 lOf'i w. A. MUNSEY FURNITURE

Rugs • Carpets • Bedding

IN THE SHOPPING PLAZA AREA "Out of Way -- Less to Pay"

ELMIRA ROAD Tel. 2006 FURNITURE-HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES - 106 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTQRy-1951 H. J. Bool Furniture Co. General Furniture Repair and Upholstering

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

Ithaca's Store for Better Furniture Rugs and Appliances

118 E. STATE ST. Phone 2191 ITHACA, N. Y. BESDIN'S FURNITURE CO.

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS

, 130 E. STATE ST. Phone 2284 ITHACA, N. Y. HENRY SMITH

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

PHONE 5654 Rear 531 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. FURNITURE-CLEANERS-DECORATORS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 107 iEtqrl 1£ntnu lIntrrinrs ETHEL EATON, Proprietor

• INTERIOR DECORATORS. LAMPS • DRAPERIES • FURNITURE • FABRICS • WALL PAPER • GIFTS Telephone 4-0172 CORNERS COMMUNITY CENTER 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. FINESTONE HUGH w. CHAFFIN, Proprietor Upholstering and Furnitrue Repairing Telephone 4-2718 COMFORD-ELYEN ROAD OFF DANBY ROAD 37-'2 MILES FROM ITHACA HOTEL 2ND RIGHT TURN OFF DANBY ROAD, RD4, ITHACA, N. Y. ROCKER RUG CLEANERS Rugs and Furniture Shampooing MOTH PROOFING, DYEING, STORAGE COMPLETE RUG REPAIRING DEPT. FREE PICK UP CARPETS INSTALLED New and Used Rugs When Available VACUUM CLEANER SALES WE WELCOME VISITORS 307 W. LINCOLN ST. Tel. 3-1448 ITHACA, N. Y. FURNITURE-FLOOR COVERINGS--JUNK DEALERS 108 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY~195l

i W. R. HALL'S BARGAIN HOUSE WE BUY AND SELL NEW AND USED FURNITURE Antiques and Miscellaneous

514-516 W. STATE ST. Phone 8032 ITHACA, N. Y. Ithaca Floor Covering ,. The Floors that Last" LinoleuIll \\1 all & Floor Tile VENETIAN BLINDS Phone 5153 404-406 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. ITHACA JUNK COMPANY (Gilbert Webber) WASTE MATERIALS - DEALER and GRADER SCRAP IRON-METALS WASTE PAPER-RAGS~RUBBER Phone 2415 -After 6 p. m. 9257 402 THIRD ST. ITHACA, N. y. Directories of Any City Supplied at Short Notice H. A. MANNING COMPANY 33 LYMAN STREET SPRINGFIELD 3, MASS. HARDWARE--SPORTING GOODS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 109

BUCKINGHAM'S HARD~VARE AND AUTO SUPPLY SHOPPING P. H d Phone PLAZA amts - ar ware 2487 Lubrication Washing CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED ELMIRA ROAD ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Ithaca Sporting Goods Everything That's Fun Athletic Equipment Hobbycraf18 Sportwear 420 EDDY ST. Phone 2660 ITHACA, N. Y. JESS SHOEMAKER, Proprietor GEE'S SWAP SHOP New and Used Rifles and Shotguns

SHOOTERS SUPPLIES, RADIOS FISHING TACKLE, ELECTRIC TRAINS

210 W. STATE ST. Tel. 8734 ITHACA, N. Y.

Tompkins County's Largest Bicycle Store SHEPHERD'S BIKE SHOP Keys Made Agency for America's Finest Bicycles-Columbia, Dayton, Iver Johnson, Schwinn-Bought, Sold, Exchanged, Repaired SportingGoodsand Toys 116-117 N. TIOGA ST. Library Bldg. Dial 6781 ITHACA, N. Y. HARDWARE-GLASS-PAlNTS-WALLPAPER 110 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

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 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. For Anything in Glass PETE'S GLASS SHOP Auto Glass iaI ~lass Drilling and Grinding Store Fronts Mirrors Resilvered Safety Glass ~2 0 6 7 Window Glass Glass Dresser and Vanity Tops Small Overhead-You Get the Benefit 211 E. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. BISHOP'S NAT RESNICK, Proprietor Wallpaper and Paint Store KYANIZE SELF SMOOTHING PAINTS Varnishes Enamels Modern Wallpapers Floor Coverings and Window Shades Floor Sanders for Rent 320 W. STATE ST. Phone 2589 ITHACA, N. Y. R. W. DICKINSON Paints - Varnishes - Venetian Blinds BRONZITE, THE PERMANENT GREEN INDORLITE WHITE ENAMEL, COLONIAL AND EAGLE PICHER PAINT PRODUCTS SHADES, FLOOR COVERINGS, WALLPAPER Wholesale and Retail 311 E. STATE ST. Tel. 4-0562 ITHACA, N. Y. HARDWARE-PAINTS-WALLPAPER 1951-MA:KNINC'S ITHACA DlRECTORy-1951 111

PAINT BETTER WALLPAPER SERVICE LAWRENCE PAINTS, McCLOSKY VARNISHES, ARM­ STRONG AND NAIRN LINOIEUMS, WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR SANDERS, POLISHERS, WALLPAPER STEAMERS For Rent 216 N. AURORA ST. Tel. 2150 ITHACA, N. Y. R. C. MANDEVILLE & SON Paint - Wallpaper - Venetian Blinds BRUNING PAINT Window Shades Floor Sanders for Rent ita. dla",J, to eaLl "Mad," R. D. 4, Slaterville Road Phone 3-1436 ITHACA, N. Y. R. F. SMITH Wall Paper B. P. S. Paints - Linoleum WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN BLINDS BRUSHES AND DECORATING SUPPLIES FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING 203 N. AURORA ST. Phone 2688 ITHACA, N. Y.

PLACE YOUR DIRECTORY WHERE THE PUBLIC MAY USE IT AND INCREASE ITS BENEFITS. IT IS TOO EXPENSIVE A PROPERTY NOT TO RECEIVE MAXIMUM USE HOTELS---RESTAURANTS

112 1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951

AIR CONDITIONED

Regular Meals and A-La-Carte All Legal Beverages

Catering to Banquets and Parties in the RAINBOW ROOM 101 W. STATE ST. cor. S. CAYUGA Tel. 3-1356 ROYAL PALM RESTAURANT .------_-1

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Dining-Dancing-AII Legal Beverages ITALIAN FOODS A SPECIALTY 209 DRYDEN ROAD OFF COLLEGE Tel. Ithaca 2891 HOTELS--RESTAURANTS ------1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORY--1951 113 HOTEL MARILYN

SAMUEL KUNTZ Presents . ... Air Conditioned Hotel Dining Rooms -- CoFFee Shop Rumba Room -All Legal Beverages- Attractive Comfortable Rooms Private Baths Complete Delicatessen I 2802

105-107 N. AURORA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. HOTELS-RESTAURANTS-LAUNDRIES

114 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

FOR «GOOD FOOD» FEATURING STEAKS ~ SEAFOOD + CHOPS SPAGHETTI ~ PIZZA ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES WE CATER TO WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, PARTIES

801 W. BUFFALO ST. Phone 9140 ITHACA, N. Y. Opposite Lehigh Valley R. R. Station--Last Stop on Bus Line HI-SPEED LAUNDRY Bendix Self Service

716 E. BUFFALO ST. Phone 3-1121 ITHACA, N. Y. STUDENT AGENCIES Established 1893 Owned and Operated by Cornell Students Laundry Tailoring Dry Cleaning Shoe Repair-Photography-Periodicals 409 COLLEGE AVE. Tel. 2406 ITHACA, N. Y. HOTELS-RESTAURANTS-CAFETERIAS

1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 115

Gallagher's Restaurant ANTHONY F. GALLAGHER, Proprietor ~elkio."4 ~(J.o.J4 w.iih thai luune co.oIzeJ Iltucol/,

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

Phone 4-0264 117 S. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. WRIGHT'S SPORT CENTER -THE PLAZA- BEER TO TAKE OUT -- CASE OR BOTTLE BLOCK ICE -- CUBED AND CRUSHED IN BAGS COMPLETE LINE OF FISHING TACKLE SNACK SUPPLIES-NEWSPAPER3- SMOKES OF ALL TYPES FULL LINE PET FOODS, ETC. ELMIRA ROAD Phone 3-1500 ITHACA, N. Y. Sheldon Court Cafeteria JOHN J. SMITH, Proprietor FINE FOODS FOR FINE PEOPLE

414 COLLEGE AVE./ 4-0171 I ITHACA, N. Y. Next to Triangle Book Shop HOTELS-RESTAURANTS -BEVERAGES-JEWELERS

116 1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

Black Horse Ale Goebel Old Topper Ale Oxhead Ale PABST BEER PIELS BEER Cayuga Beverage Co. 628 W. STATE ST. Phone 2069 ITHACA, N. Y.

Carlings O'Keefe's Stegmaiers Irish Cream Ale Beverwyck Beer SCHLITZ BEER BAILEY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY

302 W. LINCOLN ST. Tel. 2249 ITHACA, N. Y.

Specializing Since 1910 in Diamonds, Fine American and Swiss Watches, Silverware and Jewelry HILL'S JEWELERS

307 E. STATE ST. Tel. 4-1121 ITHACA, N. Y. THIS DIRECTORY Covers a territory from which you derive a portion at least of your income. The appearance of this publication is important to you. If it reflects discredit on the community, it hits you Are YOU helping the pubhshers in their efforts to advertise ITHACA through the City Directory? INSURANCE--REAL ESTATE 1951--MANNING'S ITHAcA DIRECTORY--1951 117 fAIRVIEW MANOR

"An Apartment Home oflJir/i'!Jcti'L'e Charm"

FAIRVIEW MANOR 5 18 Dryden Road REALTY CO., INC. 522 Dryden Road OWNER 423 Oak Ave. Norbert H. Schickel, Ph. D. ITHACA. N. Y.

PRESIDENT FIREPROOF HOMES Built by the "Schickel Process" of Building Construction

NORBERT H. SCHICKEL ENGINEERS and Associates DESIGNERS 423 Oak Ave. ITHACA, N. Y. BUILDERS INSURANCE~REAL ESTATE

118 1951~MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy~1951 JACKSON M. POTTER, INC. Real tdiate

A. F. "TOM" MIX

Resident Manager

HOMES OF THE BETTER TYPE DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WAREHOUSE AND FACTORY SITES HOTEL AND APARTMENT BUILDINGS

HOMES AND FARMS A SPECIALTY Mortgage Loan for Every Need

307 N. TIOGA ST. Tel. 2603 ITHACA, N. Y.

MAIN OFFICE 237 E. GENESEE ST. 2-0223 SYRACUSE, N. Y. INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE

1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 119 YOUR SYMBOL OF SECURITY Let the Seal of the Farm Bureau Insurance Companies be your guide to COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION

Life Automobile Fire Accident and Health and Hospitalization Public Liability Workmen's Compensation

For service call one of your LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES STUART E. COBB ALBERT H. PAYNE 310 Dey St., Ithaca, Tel. 2117 514 Utica St., Ithaca, Tel. 3089 PAUL G. MENZIES SEYMOUR M. VAUGHAN Brooktondale, Tel. Slaterville 2F2 RD 3, Ithaca, Tel. 4-1013 GEORGE I. CRANE, District Manager 1011 N. Cayuga St., Ithaca, Tel. 2117

n ~etJ;'" Life Insurance Company JtJ - II'" ,;) Mutual Fire Insurance Company vr(J/II'P - Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Office-Columbus, Ohio INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 120 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

EMMET E. LYNN AGENCY

EMMET E. LYNN GEORGE E. HOPKINS Home Phone 4-0178 Home Phone Tbrg. 131-M

All Kinds ollnsuranee

Office Phone 2320

143 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. (Over Home Dairy)

J. D. GALLAGHER Real Estate Agency AND AFFILIATED NEW YORK BROKERS

143 E. STATE (Over the Home Dairy) Dial 2995

Specializing in CENTRAL NEW YORK CITY & SUBURBAN HOMES FARMS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES - INSURANCE--REAL ESTATE 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 121 EDWARD I. PIERCE District Agent For CHARLES F. JOYCE CO. INC. OF BUFFALO, N. Y. Representing Continental Assurance Co. of Chicago, 111. Continental Casualty Co. of Chicago, 111. National Casualty Co. of Detroit, Mich. "It will pay you, to pay me, to pay you!" Protect Your Income •• Hospitalization, Accident, Health and all Life Plans without delay Phone 2944 409 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y. IthacaInsuranceAgency All Forms of Insurance including LiFe Licensed Agents and Brokers

Phone 9543-3433 139 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

N. M. FORBES, District Manager Prudential Insurance Co. of America ALL FORMS OF LIFE INSURANCE

202 E. STATE ST. (605) Phone 3459 ITHACA, N. Y. INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE ------122 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951 ------vv. E. DENNIS HARTFORD ACCIDENT & INDEMNITY CO. Casualty Insurance

NORTH WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY

MORTGAGES--LIFE ANNUITIES BUSINESS COLLATERAL CORPORATION

605 SENECA BUILDING Phone 2515 ITHACA, N. Y. HUGH G. SLOCUM Insurance and Real Estate

Office Phone 2092 Res. Phone 4-1195

126 E. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Pheobe J. Moore Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE and Licensed Real Estate Broker Agent for American Surety Co. Accident, Automobile, Burglary Fire, Health, Life and General Insurance Office Phone 2643-Res. Phone Slaterville ll-F-13 SOl FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y. INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 123 HERMON L. BROC[{WAY 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. FRANK B. HOWE CO. Real Estate and Insurance

Phone 8868

109 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. H. KENNETH DRAKE GENERAL INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE CITY AND SUBURBAN HOMES FARMS--COTTAGES Phone 2233 Office 136 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Residence, South Lansing, N. Y. KIELY REALTY CO.

J. J. KIELY, Proprietor-Realtor REAL ESTATE P§f INSURANCE City, Village and Farm Property Associate The Strout Realty Co. Inc. 304 E. STATE ST. Phone 4-1664 ITHACA, N. Y. INSURANCE--REAL ESTATE 124 1951-MANNING'S ITHAcA DIRECTORy--1951

FRED A. ROGALSKY Real Estate and Insurance

Tel. 3413

121 E. SENECA ST. 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. ROBERT S. BOOTHROYD AGENCY INC. GENERAL INSURANCE INSURE TO BE SECURE AGENT FOR AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY CO. LIFE, ACCIDENT, HEALTH, AUTOMOBILE BURGLARY, FIRE AND GENERAL INSURANCE 114 N. TIOGA ST. (319) Phones 2134-2238 ITHACA, N. Y.

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LAWYERS rI

Name Address Tel.

ADAMS, ARMAND L. 302-303 First Nat. Bank Bldg. 2166 ADAMS, ARTHUR G. 114 N. Tioga (306) 2674 ALBANESE, FRANK A. 309N. Tioga 8614 BAKER, BERT,T. 216-218 Savings Bank Bldg. 9369 BOOTH, M. VAN CLEFF 114 N. Tioga (11 3423 BRYANT, FREDERICK B. 203 Savings Bank Bldg. 2183 BUYOUCOS, JAMES V. Savings Bank Bldg. 8813 CASEY, EDWARD J. 111 S. Tioga 4-0241 COBB, COBB & SIMPSON 203-11 Savings Bank Bldg. 2183 DAHMEN, ERNEST A., JR. 114 N. Tioga (M-191 3323 DEAN, BRUCE G. 216 E. State 4-0341 DICKER, WILLIAM A. 222 E. State 9930 JOHNSON, KENNETH_C., JR. 114 N. Tioga (11 3423 KING, EDWARD W. 111 S. Tioga 4-0241 LEE, D. BOARDMAN 213 Savings Bank Bldg. 2439 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 RUEGSEGGER, VIRGIL 210 E. State 2672 SIMMONS, L. NELSON 114 N. Tioga (1) 3423 SIMPSON, HAP.OLD E. 203-11 Savings Bank Bldg. 2183 SOVOCOOL, BENJAMIN F. 216-18 Savings Bank Bldg. 9369 SOVOCOOL, ROGER B. 216-18 Savings Bank Bldg. 9369 THALER, LOUIS K. 309 N. Tioga 8614 TREMAN, ALLAN H. 114 N. Tioga (11 3423 LEGAL-COURTS-GOVERNMENT 126 1951-MANNINC'S ITHAcA DIRECTORy-1951

TOlllpkins County Courts

TOMPKINS COUNTY COURT NORMAN G. STAGG, County Judge and Surrogate LOUIS K. THALER, Special County Judge and Surrogate CLIFFORD C. HALL, Sheriff MARY M. MINEAH, Surrogate's Clerk W. GLENN NORRIS, County Clerk CHARLES H. NEWMAN, County Attorney FREDERICK B. BRYANT, District Attorney ROBERT A. HUTCHINSON, Probation Officer

TERMS OF COUNTY COURT FOR 1951 Tompkins County Judge, NORMAN G. STAGG-April 10, 1951 Judge, NORMAN G. STAGG-July 10, 1951 Judge, NORMAN G. STAGG-December 4, 1951 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 M. 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 UNITED STATES Chief Justice, Fred M. Vinson, Ky.; Associate Justices, Hugo L. Black, Ala.; Stanley F. Reed, Ky.; William O. Douglas, Conn.; Robert H. Jackson, N. Y.; Harold H. Burton, Ohio; Felix Frankfurter, Mass.; Sherman Minton, Ind.; Thomas C. Clark, Texas; Clerk, Charles Elmore Cropley; Marshal, Thomas E. Waggaman; Librarian, Helen Newman. LEGAL-COUNTY GOVERNMENT

1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951 127

T olUpkins County

COURT HOUSE, 320 N. TIOGA

ADMINISTRATION County Clerk-W. GLENN NORRIS County Treasurer-DONALD A. STOBBS Sheriff-CLIFFORD C. HALL Deputy County Clerk~BENJAMINF. TOBEY District Attorney-FREDERICK B. BRYANT Coroner-RALPH J. LOW, Trumansburg Surrogate's Clerk-MARY MINEAH Commissioner of Public Welfare---ROSCOE C. VAN MARTER Superintendent of Highways-BERT I. VANN Sealer of Weights and Measures-CARL ROE Commissioner of Elections-RAY VAN ORMAN, Seven Mile Drive Commissioner of Elections-JOHN H. POST, Ithaca BOARD OF SUPERVISORS S. Harvey Stevenson, Chairtnan, Trumansburg; John Lounsbery, Town of Caro­ line; Arthur Van DeBogart, Town of Danby; Charles G. Downey, Town of Dryden; S. Harvey Stevenson, Town of Enfield; Edward Walpole, Town of Groton; Harry N. Gor­ don, Town of Ithaca; Cushing H. Murray, Town of Lansing; Forest J. Payne, Town of Newfield; Clifford Bower, Town of Ulysses. ITHACA Robert Greenwood, James Conley, Roy Shoemaker, Carl W. Vall, J. W. Ozmun FEDERAL OFFICERS At Large-ROBERT WILKINSON and JOHN BUTTON U. S. CommissIoner-BERT T. BAKER, Ithaca, N. Y.

NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT Governor-THOMAS E. DEWEY Lieutenant Governor-FRANK C. MOORE Attorney General-NATHANIEL L. GOLDSTEIN Adjutant General-AMES T. BROWN Congressman (39th Dlst)-W. STERLING COLE, Bath Assemblyman-RAY S. ASHBERY, Trumansburg State Senator-ROBERT F. WAGNER Supt. of State Pollce---JOHN A. GAFFNEY Members of the Board of Parole---Frederick A. Moran, Louis F. Costuma Liquor Authority-Mrs. John S. Sheppard, Vincent J. Ferris, John F. O'Connell, Albert H. Meyer, Edward O. Yackel Secretary of State---THOMAS J. CURRAN Superintendent of Public Works-BERTRAM D. TALLAMY Conservation Commissioner-PERRY B. DURYEA CommIssioner of AgriCUlture and Markets-C. CHESTER DuMOND Industrial Commissioner-EDWARD F. CORSI Commissioner of Health-DR. HERMAN E. HILLEBOE Commissioner of Mental Hyglene---DR. FREDERICK MacCURDY Commissioner of Social Welfare---ROBERT T. LANSDALE Commissioner of Correction-JOHN A. LYONS Commissioner of Public Service---MILO R. MALTBIE Superintendent of Insurance---ROBERT E. DINEEN State Civil Service Commissioners-Louise C. Gerry, Charles L. Campbell, Edward Conway, Alex A. Falk Superintendent of Banks-ELLI01T V. BELL Director of the Budget-JOHN E. BURTON Commissioner of Motor Vehicles-CLIFFORD J. FLETCHER

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PresIdent, Harry S. Truman, Missouri; v-pres, Aiben W. Barkley, Kentucky. The Cabinet: Secretary of State, Dean W. Acheson; Secretary of the Treasury, John W. Snyder; Sec. of Defense, George W. Marshall; Attorney General, Thomas C. Clark; Postmaster General, Jesse M. Donaldson; Secretary of the Interior, Julius P. Krug; Secretary of Agriculture, Charles F. Brannan; Secretary of Commerce, Charles Sawyer; Secretary of Labor, Maurice J. Tobin; U. S. Senators from New York, Robert F. Wagner and Irving M. Ives. . LEGAL--LAWYERS --~------128 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

ARMAND L. ADAMS Attorney and Counselor-at-Law

302 First National Bank Building

Te1. 2155

302-303 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y.

ARTHUR G. ADAMS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

SAVINGS BANK BUILDING (306)

Telephone 2574 114 N. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. BERT T. BAKER BENJAMIN F. SOVOCOOL JOHN ARTHUR NOBLE ROGER B. SOVOCOOL ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW (216-17-18) Savings Bank Bldg. Phone 9369

JAMES V. BUYOUCOS

Attorney and Counselor-at-Law

SAVINGS BANK BLDG. Phone 8813 ITHACA, N. Y. LEGAL--LAWYERS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY---1951 129

EDWARD J. CASEY EDWARD W. KING Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law

Phone 4-0241

III S. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

COBB, COBB & SIMPSON HAROLD E. SIMPSON FREDERICK B. BRYANT, Associate Attorneys and Counselors

203-211 Savings Bank Bldg. Tel. 2183 114 N. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

ERNEST A. DAHMEN, JR.

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Phone 3323

M-19 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y.

BRUCE G. DEAN

Attorney-at-Law

Phone 4-0341

215 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. LEGAL-LAWYERS 130 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

WILLIAM A. DICKER

Attorney and Counselor

Office Phone 9930-Res. Phone 4-2120

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

D. BOARDMAN LEE

Counselor-at-Law

Tel. 2439

213 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y.

TRUMAN K. POWERS

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Phone 2469

308 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y.

ENOS A. PYLE Attorney and Counselor-at-Law

308 Savings Bank Building 114 N. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Telephone 2156 LEGAL-LAWYERS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRBCTORY-1951 131

VIRGIL RUEGSEGGER

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Phone 2672

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

LOUIS K. THALER

Attorney and Counselor

FRANK ALBANESE, Associate

309 N. TIOGA ST. Tel. 8614 ITHACA, N. Y.

ALLAN H. TREMAN Attorney and Counselor L. NELSON SIMMONS M. VAN CLEEF BOOTH Associate KENNETH C. JOHNSON, JR. Telephone 3423 Res. Phones 9111-4-2460-2986 and 2534 I SAVINGS BANK BLDG. 114 N. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. THE DIRECTORY i:; a mirror reflecting every phase of municipal life and progress Every busmess should be correctly and completely listed. ARE YOU? MANUFACTURERS 132 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 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. The period from 1840 to 1870 was a day of great activity in industrial Ithaca that hasn't ever been equaled before or since. Some of the products made here at that time were: paper, iron foundry products, agricultural implements, glass, woolens, steam­ boats, 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), and then other railroads that now form the Lehigh, made Ithaca an important freight center. There were four grain elevators here.

A MODERN INDUSTRIAL PLANT After the 1870 period the industrial situation gradually changed with the time but continued active. Some of the prod­ ucts made were: guns, calendar clocks, salt, typewriters, wall­ paper, incubators, aircraft, couplings, chains, clutches, electric clocks, adding machines, aerometers, laboratory apparatus, paper, power drive chains, mechanical stokers, leather handbags, 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 manufacturing. Water transportation to the Atlantic seaboard is available, also into the Great Lakes. Land with both water and rail facilities is available. MANUFACTURERS-CHAINS 1951-MANNING'S ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1951 13::3

ITHACA'S INDUSTRIAL GOOD NEIGHBOR A Local Industry . Serving the World .

, ..,:- ::. .' .:~ .~ . MORSE CHAIN CO.

MECHANICAL POWER TRANSMISSION PRODUCTS

• Roller Chain A Product of • Indexing, • Silent Chain 0 W· Freewheeling, and • Sprockets 0-"•Friction • Flexible Couplings Borg - Warner • Clutches

ITHACA, NEW YORK DETROIT, MICHIGAN LETCHWORTH, ENGLAND MANUFACTURERS-ADDING MACHINES-BEVERAGES-TOOLS 134 1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951

We are striving to

build the best adding

machine in the world

THE ALLEN-WALES ADDING MACHINE DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Ithaca Bottling Works Manufacturers of Soft Drinks Utica Club - Guinness Stout Schaefer Ale and Beer 407 W. SENECA ST. Phone 2182 ITHACA, N. Y. Townsend Manufacturing & Tool Corp. General Tool and Production Work L. B. TOWNSEND, President CHARLES W. PERROLLAZ, V-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. no W. GREEN ST. Phone 2998 ITHACA, N. Y. MANUFACTURING-BOATS-FIRE EXTINGUISHERS-­ INSTRUMENTS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 135

BOAT JOHNSONS YARD SALES -STORAG E-SERVICE-SUPPLI ES CHRIS CRAFT CRUISERS RUNABOUTS -..:L'!t, UTILITIES RICHARDSON CRUISERS JOHNSON SEA HORSE MOTORS PENN YAN & THOMPSON Outboards - Rowboats - Canoes MARINE HARDWARE-PAINTS- VARNISHES MARINE RAILWAY FOOT OF WILLOW AVE. ITHACA, N. Y. Dial 2041 FYR - FYIER FIRE EXTINGUISHERS JAMES N. SEELEY, Agent 114 S. CORN ST. Phone 3-2280 ITHACA, N. Y. RECHARGE & REPAIR SHOP in Swartout Garage 527 W. STATE ST. Phone 9317 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 9 INSTRUMENT COMPANY 207 SOUTH TIOGA ST. Tel. 4-0311 ITHACA, N. Y. MEDICAL- -HOSPITALS 136 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951

TOMPKINS C()UNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

SOUTH QUARRY ST. Tel. 3491 ITHACA, N. Y.

Present Building Erected 1912 Approved by American College of Surgeons Member American Hospital Association Member New York State Hospital Association

VISITING HOURS All Wards, Semi-private rooms and Isolation -2 :30-3 :30 p. m., 7:00-8 :00 p. m. Private rooms-Obstetrical 3 :00-5 :00 p. m., 7:00-9 :00 p. m. Private rooms-Medical and Surgical 11 :00-12 :00 a. m., 3 :00­ 5 :00 p. m., 7 :00-9 :00 p. m. Pediatric Ward -2 :30-3 :30 p. m. No evening visitors. Bed Capacity 143 Cribs 28 OFFICERS MR. CHARLES E. DYKES, President MR. FRANK SATURN, Vice-President MISS HELEN DATES, Secretary MR. DONALD A. STOBBS, Treasurer Member Ithaca Community Chest MEDICAL-HOSPITALS ------. __._------_.- 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 1:37 CONKLIN SANIIARIUM ESTABLISHED 1917

MRS. GLADYS B. HOUGHTON, R. N., Owner GENERAL HOSPITAL REGISTERED NURSES DAY AND NIGHT APPROVED BY AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CHR()NIC . SURGICAL. MEDICAL PATIENTS ROOMS --PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE

VISITING HOURS-2-5 p. m., 7-9 p. m. "Cheerful Home Atmosphere"

Tel. 9397

502 N. AURORA STREET ITHACA, N. Y. '~I r::/)

...... NAME ADDRESS SPECIALTY OFFICE HOURS PHONE II 1:5i...... ~ t:r:l I tj ..... 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. 8709 ~ Allen, John Frank W. 111 E. Seneca Physician and Surgeon ;>- 0 Z > Hall, Edward F. 114 W. Buffalo Obstetrician and Gynecologist 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. by appt. 8686 Z ~ Z I Hirshfeld, John W. 118 W. Buffalo Surgeon By appointment 3369 0. ~ [fJ ~

Jackson, Kenneth K. 214 E. State (61 Pediatrics By appointment 2318 H to<: >-l .....U1 Robb, David 114 N. Tioga (M-18-191 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 10-12 m. and 1-3 p. m. 2089 ::r: 0 n> ..... ;>- Sainburg, Frank P. 121 E. Buffalo Surgeon By appointment 9162 >~ t1 U1 Schmal, Simon 100 W. Buffalo General and Pediatrics 2-4 daily and 7-8 p. m. Mon., Wed., Fri. ;d I and by appointment 9862 i:"'J U1 n >-l Cl Spahr, Mary B. 116 N. Geneva Pediatrics 2-4 p. m. by appointment except Thurs. 0 ~ and Sun. 8611 :>J Q ~ t:r:l Sutton, Henry B. 118 W. Buffalo Surgeon By appointment 3369 ...... I 0 (0 ~ Tinker, Martin B., Jr. 114 N. Tioga (219-220) Surgeon By appointment 9364 Ql...... U1 Vose, Royden M. 111 E. Seneca Surgeon 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. 2042 MEDICAL-CHIROPRACTOR-DRUGS-HEALTH CENTER 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 139 BROOKS PHARMACY Prescription Pharmacy "We Never Compromise on Quality Yet Our Prices Are No Higher" Phones 2351 -2352 EMERGENCY DELIVERY 126 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y ITHACA HEALTH CENTER "CONNIE" ROSEN, Proprietor Turkish Baths Massages Rub Downs Salt Rubs Reducing Treatments, Boxing Lessons, Conditioning Exercises Visitors Cordially Invited Open 24 Hours Daily-Competent Masseurs and Masseuses 113 E. GREEN ST. Phone 2135 ITHACA, N. Y. v. E. ROOT CHIROPRACTOR SPECIALIZING IN SACROILIAC CONDITIONS Office Hours: Monday and Thursday 10-12 a. m., 2-6-7-8 p. m. Saturdays 10-12 a. m. and 2-5 p. m. Telephone 2970 104 N. AURORA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Directory Advertising Pays TRY GOOD, INFORMATIVE COPY IN THE CITY DIRECTORY AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THE RESULTS IT WILL BRING YOU CATALOG YOUR PRODUCTS

For Rates, Write H. A. MANNING COMPANY 277 STATE STREET SCHENECTADY, N. Y. MUSIC--MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

140 1951 -MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY -1951 Hickey's Music Store pIANOS

Sheet Music and Books

Musical Instruments

REPAIRS AND PARTS oj Every Description

, "A Complete Musical Service"

PHONE 4-1101

330 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. PUBLICITY--PHOTOGRAPHERS --_.._------_._--- 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 141

Commercial Photography for Construction, Industrial and Legal Use

Kodaks, Cameras, Films Supplies and Superior Photo Finish­ ing 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

MEMBER

OM IJ1JfYtk Mud k {jood 1m ike 1o.mplund, Studio. u ike oI.de4t eda/duhed StuJi<, m Jikwa cmd Vktndtt·

138 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. PUBLICITY-PHOTOGRAPHERS-PHOTO ENGRAVERS

142 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

BENNETT Sl'UDIO PEGGY HYERS, Proprietor Portrait and Commercial Photographers WEDDING & LARGE GROUPS

VISIT OUR KIDDIE ROOM

Bring Your Special Photographic Problems to US

214 E. STATE ST. Tel. 9013 ITHACA, N. Y. CURT FOERSTER PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGR APHIC SERVICE Since 1926 PHOTO SERIES OF EVENT~ WEDDINGS, CHILDREN ACTIVITIES COLOR SLIDES--MOTION PICTURES "Calls Ac<;epted Anywhere" 108 W. JAY ST. Phone 9964 ITHACA, N. Y. PUBLICITY-ADVERTISING-PRINTERS-SIGNS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 143

AGRICULTURAL ADVERTISING & RESEARCH, INC. ROY H. PARK, Pres.

306 E. STATE ST. Tel. 3376 ITHACA, N. Y

ITHACA PRINTING SERVICE (Formerly STOVER PRINTING COMPANY)

ALFRED G. TOTTEY FREDERICK W. BAKER Telephone 4-2331 113-115 S. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. G. J. HOVANEC DISPLAYS SIGNS~;5~ ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES CALENDARS BOOK MATCHES - ETC.

129 S. TIOGA ST. Dial Office 4-0348-Res. 4-1703

Are You Looking For--- -MORE COMPLETE INFORMATION? -BETTER RECORDS? -MORE BUSINESS? -EFFICIENT OPERATION? Use the CITY DIRECTORY PUBLICITY· -PRINTERS ------144 1951---MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951

A\/12lrIC/12A\/r=lr of Ithaca Inc. -PRINTERS- BOOKLETS BUSINESS FORMS PUBLICATIONS 312 E. SENECA ST. Dial 2282 ITHACA, N. Y.

I Phone 4-1271 I The Norton Printing Co. ALBERT F. MacWETHY and DORETTA L. MacWETHY "Where Service Is a Habit" 317 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

Books Publications Job Printing Cayuga Press, Inc. QUALITY PRINTERS

113 E. GREEN ST. Phone 2963 ITHACA, N. Y. Sports Flash

Printed By VICTOR PRINTING CO. JOB PRINTING OF ALL TYPES Phone 2229 209 S. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. STATIONERS--BOOKSELLERS-OFFICE SUPPLIES 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951 145 _ .._------FRIENDLY SERVICES Book aud $~e!t'f :bittUion BOOKS GIFTS WRITING PAPERS FOUNTAIN PENS GREETl1NG CARDS ENGRAVING & PRINTING ART PRINTS PICTURE FRAMING

BOOKS GAMES TOYS STUFFED ANIMALS BABY BOOKS

TYPEWRITERS FILES ADDING MACHINES SAFES DUPLICATORS DESKS CHAIRS

All Types of Office Supplies CORNER BOOK STORE

EARLE W. DeMOTTE, President

109 N. TIOGA STREET Phone 9326 STATIONERS-BOOKSELLERS-OFFICE SUPPLIES 146 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951

PEN & CAMERA SHOP GEORGE E. HOUGHTON, Proprietor Pens-Pencils-Cameras-Films Shavers, Appliances, Sun Glasses Cine Kodaks, FilmoSound Phone 2566 202 N. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. IHE COMMUNITY BOOK SHOP Corners Community Center MRS. R. E. WILLIAMS, Owner BOOKS--STATIONERY ON ORDER CARDS--PERSONALIZED GIFTS Artists' Paintings on Display ITHACA 4-1160 NEW YORK 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. EVERY CITY MUST HAVE A DIRECTORY, NOT ONLY TO GIVE THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ITS CITIZENS FOR INFORMATION USES, BUT ALSO TO GIVE THAT QUALITY OF CHARACTER THAT WOULD RECORD THE NAMES OF ITS PEOPLE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES. TRANSPORTATION--AIR LINES 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 147

Route of the Air Chiefs

ROBINSON AIRLINES

Complete Airline Service

BETWEEN Binghamton, Endicott, Johnson City, Elmira, Corning, Ithaca AND New York, Northern New Jersey, Albany, Schenectady, Troy, Utica, Rome, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls SIX YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE Call Ithaca 3351

TRAVEL - MAIL - SHIP ===BY AIR ===

1 _ TRANSPORTATION- -TAXICABS 148 1951---MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951 TERMINAL TAXI

DIAL 2217 OR 9288 RADIO EQUIPPED CARS 24 eJI~ geJwke DEPENDABLE SAFE PROMPT

Waiting Room at New Bus Terminal ITHACA, N. Y. TRANSPORTATION--TRUCKING ------~- 1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951 149 ._------"---. ITHACA DELIVERY MOTOR FREIGHT

DAILY SERVICE TO CORTLAND, SYRACUSE AND ELMIRA

212 CENTER ST. Phone 2171 ITHACA, N. Y. FLETCHER'S MOTOR EXPRESS TERMINAL OVER NIGHT DELIVERY TO NEW YORK &RETURN Local and Long Distance Moving Servicing Central New York State Liquor License -Refrigeration Service 134 YORK ST. Phone 3-5221 AUBURN, N. Y. 730 W. COURT ST. Phone 9581 ITHACA, N. Y. WhenYou Place Your Ad in the City Directory

You are not only talking to all persons looking for goods in your line, but you are backing up all the other advertising you are doing or have done. Many times every day people are looking you up in the directory who have seen your advertisement else­ where. The representation in the directory is your closing argument--should it be WEAK? We believe there is only one business answer to this. H. A. Manning Company DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS 514 Wedgeway Building, Schenectady, N. Y. 104 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass. 33 Lyman Street, Springfield, Mass. CONTRACTORS-LUMBER 150 1951-MANNINC'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1951

Organized 1878 Incorporated 1904 135 SOUTH AURORA ST. Phone 2361 ----*---- Lumber Millwork Mason Supplies Paint and Hardware

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