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~~ Public ~~Library TOY\lPKL\\S... ' Ij..... ~, COl:NTY . ~~ PUBLIC ~~LIBRARY 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) Format: Serial Number of pages: 490 Permission to digitize the Ithaca City Directories published by H. A. Manning Co. from 1923 to 1986 granted by Jeffrey C. Manning, August 2010. FINANCIAL-BANKS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 3 ( i LHREF 974.7 Ithaca 1951 Ithaca directory. Manning, US West Marketing FOR REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE ROOM ~ 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 4 1951--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1951 THE ITHACA SAVINGS BANK t\~ 1 1 8 9 6 5 8 1 • 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. Corner State and .L1urora Streets CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 6 --_----..:::..::....::...=--=--::..:..:-=-:..=.-_-=-------------1951--MANNINC'S ITHACA D1RECTORy---1951 ~:;~i.~'" ~< . --'f"- " f .' .. t I I I I I t I 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 A Free Information Bureau at Your Service 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 established in 1882 ... WE'VE BEEN SERVING ITHACA FOLKS SINCE GRANDPA WAS JUST A LITTLE SHAVER • /: -C. ... ANO l WE LOVE IT! tf 0)' '~d ~ /~ '<-- =- d ff ~--/ we've dressed Ithaca's: Moms . Pops . Babies . Children Career Women· Bachelors· College Crowd . Young t\'I arrieds we've furnished Ithaca's: Mansions - Cottages. Aparlmenls • Summer Homes - Cape Cod Houses - Ranch-type Houses Ultra-modern Hou!!es ... WE'D LIKE TO HELP YOU, TOOl ,....-- ,< State & , , , Dial Ti~ga. Sts. ~ ~.. ~ 27 11 ELECTRICITY-GAS 1951-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1951 9 'lfou r;ei IfOWl, ffl~rup WQ4tJ" i,n elsciJuc a",J'fa4 4e1£tJice m JtIu:J,ca. 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
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