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Title: Ithaca Directory 1959 Call number: LH-REF 974.7 Ithaca 1959 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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TOMPKINS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY ITHACA,NY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 4 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECtORy-1959 Vuit !Jtkaca in tke eJlealtt 01 tke ~ilUfelJ, .ealze~ Rer;ion THE ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MODERN HEADQUARTERS (SECOND FLOOR) 114 NORTH AURORA STREET

HOME SEEKERS~A community noted for its refined and cultural atmos­ phere INDUSTRIALISTS~Highlyintelligent class of workmen, good labor market, excellent sites for industry and research TOURISTS~A land of lakes and hills, waterfalls and cataracts STUDENTS~Homeof Cornell University, Ithaca College, Cascadilla School and an unsurpassed public school system SHOPPERS~Over430 retail stores comparable with stores of cities much larger FARMERS~Homeof G. L. F., Farm Bureau Federation, New York State College of Agriculture

Serving the entire community through the-

RETAIL DIVISION CONSUMER AND BUSINESS PROTECTION COMMITTEE AREA DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TOURIST AND CONVENTION DIVISION OUT-OF-TOWN DIRECTORY LIBRARY SERVICE TOMPKINS COUNTY SAFETY COUNCIL THE ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JOHN L. TILEY, Manager 114 NORTH AURORA ST. (Second Floor) ITHACA, N. Y. Dial 2-2464 DIRECTORIES

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Use This Library These are official City Directories and are obtained by H. A. Manning Co. of N. Y. through their membership in the Association of North American Directory Publishers. The Directory Library is Located at Ithaca Chamber of Commerce Offices 114 North Aurora St. H. A. MANNING COMPANY OF N. Y. Inc. Publishers of the ARROW CITY GUIDE AND MAP and ITHACA CITY DIRECTORY MANNING DIRECTORY COMPANY Publishers and Distributors of NUMERICAL CRISS CROSS TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES 277 STATE STREET SCHENECTADY 5, N. Y. DEPARTMENT STORE

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lEW YORK STATE ~ ELECTRIC & GAS EDUCATIONAL-SCHOOLS 8 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 Serving the Educational Interest of Greater Ithaca .... Ithaca Public Schools

A staFF of 400 classroom teschers, principals, supervisors, special ists, admin istrative, business 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 Summer high school program Driver Education for youth and adults with the cooperation of the American Automobile Association Opportunities to pursue vocational and avocational interests for all adults Year-round recreational programs for all Some Recent Developments:

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 Program for retired people MUSIC-RADIOS -TELEVISION 19.59-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 9

MUSIC LENT'S STORE ESTABLISHED 1893 210-212 NORTH TIOGA STREET

HEADQUARTERS FOR • RECORDS • TELEVISION • PIANOS • PHONOGRAPHS • In our Record Department . . . we have one of the most complete selections of Popular and Classical records to be found anywhere in the country every label and we have "demonstra­ tor records," so the record you buy is factory fresh! • Stereophonic Hi-Fi Phonographs and Radio Phonographs, Portable and Console, by PILOT-MAGNAVOX-COLUMBIA­ RCA VICTOR AND OTHERS priced $19.95 and up. • Table, portable and console mod e I RADIOS . . . clock radios .. transistor portables . . . by ZENITH, EMERSON, MOTOROLA, PHILCO and the Imported German GRUNDIG. • WURLITZER Pianos, Organs and Elec­ tronic Pianos. Sold or Rented. • TAPE RECORDERS. • MAGNAVOX TELEVISION and Radio Phonographs with television. • Easy Terms. Expert Service Department to SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL' LENT'S Established 1893 RADIO BROADCASTING

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I~======-;;;;;=--~~- -~~.-. MANNING'S ITHACA Including Cayuga Heights Village (NEW YORK) DIRECTORY

FOR YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY, 1959

CONTAINING General Directory'of the Citizens, Classified Business Direc­ tory, Street and House Directory, Map, Record of City Government, Societies, Churches, Etc., County, State and United States Governments, Courts Including Citizens in Service in Armed Forces of the United States with Branch of Service

VOLUME LVI

Price $28.00

COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY H. A. MANNING COMPANY OF N. Y., INC. 277STATE STREET ROOM 514 SCHENECTADY 5, N. Y. Member Ithaca Chamber of Commerce Member Association North!American Directory Publishers COPYRIGHT. 1959, BY H. A. l\L\1\;l\Il"G CO. OF x. Y.. Il\C. INDEX TO CONTENTS

Abbreviations...... 193 Labor Organizations...... 32 Advantages . 18 Libraries...... 30 Advertisers...... 13 Location...... 18 Alphabetical Directory . 193 Map (See Inside Back Cover) Altitude of City . 18 Mercantile Statistics...... 19 Area of City . 18 Military Organizations...... 34 Assessed Valuation . 21 Miscellaneous Directory...... 25 Blocks, Buildings, etc . 144 Miscellaneous Statistics...... 18 Branded Goods ]';" ationality Statistics...... 19 (See Classified Business Directory) New York State Government...... 35 Churches . 29 Numerical Street Directory...... 467 City Directory Library . ,'5 Parks, Playgrounds and Points of In- City Government . 38 terest...... 22 Classified Business Directory . 135 Police Department...... 25 Clubs . 30 Population Statistics...... 19 County Government . 425 Post Offices...... 28 Courts :. ". 110 Religious Institutions...... 29 Directory Library . 5 Schools...... 26 Dormitories . 152 Societies, Clubs and Associations Educational . 20 (See Miscellaneous Directory) 30 FinanciaL " .. "" " 21 State Government Fire Department . 25 (S.ee.New York State Government) 35 Fraternal Organizations . 30 Statistics, ...... 18 Fraternity Houses . 157 Tompkins County Government...... 425 Halls ". 161 Topography...... 18 Historical. . 19 Transportation...... 22 Hospitals . 162 Incorporated Companies US Government...... 35 (See Alphabetical Section) Valuation of Taxable Property...... 21 Industrial Statistics . 19 Ward Boundaries...... 528

RECAPITULATION New names Added in Preparing 1959 Directory . 6,764 Old Names Taken Out...... 4,488 Changes of Address, etc . 7,260 Total Number of Changes . 18,512

UNITED STATES COPYRIGHT LAW In force July 7, 1909 Section 2t!. That ll;ny pers~m who wilfully an?- for profit shall infringe any copyright secured by this act, or who shall knowingly or wllfully.ald or abet such infringement, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by imprisonment for not exceeding one year or by a fine of not less than one hundred dollars, nor more than one thousand dollars, or both ,in the discretion of the court. 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 13 ADVERTISERS

ABC Exterminating Co 194 Crispell Bros Inc 134 Abbott Edward P 112 Crispell Charter Service 134 Adams Armand L 112 Dahmen Ernest A j­ 113 Adams Arthur G 112 Dassance Electric 80 Aero Mayflower Transit Co top lines Davenport T H Co 103 Albanese Frank 112 Dean Bruce G 113 Albanese Plumbing & Heating Co 83 Dean of Ithaca Inc top lines Alby & Sons 68 Dennis WE 101 Alcor Inc 79 Dicker William A 113 Alling Transfer Inc 197 Dickinson's 82 Art Craft of Ithaca Inc 131 Dickinson's Paint Store 82 Art's Transmission Service 49 Dinyes Josephine M 105 Auto Body Works 48 Directory Library 4 B & H Oil Co Inc 50 Donohue-Halverson Inc 80 Baker Lumber & Supply Co Inc 64 Driscoll's IGA 89 Bangs Funeral Home front edge Dryden Real Estate 105 Bangs John F front edge East-nan Robert Inc top lines Barnett's Ted Blue Sunoco Service 49 Economy Paving Co 69 Baron Edward W 207 Egan William M 81 Barr JS & Co Inc 84 Empire Building Supplies 76 Besdin's Furniture Co 91 Empire Soils Investigations Inc 265 Better Paint & Wallpaper Service 81 Fahey Pharmacy 268 Between The Lakes Sanitarium Failing's Plumbing Co 83 front cover and 212 Fairview Manor Realty Co Inc Bool's Flower Shop top lines backbone and 37 Booth & J ohnson 112 Fall Creek House 98 Boothroyd Robert S Agency 99 Fall Creek Service Station 51 Bradley Eugene Jr front cover Felton Garrett J front cover Brewer & Brown Co Inc 72 Fernow Howard 113 Burns Realty Co 104 Finney Motors Inc 41 Bush Oil Co 90 First National Bank & Trust Co of Business Collateral Corp of N Y 101 Ithaca front cover and 3 Carey H A Co Inc top lines and back cover First Presbyterian Church 54 and front cover NTL Fletcher Dry Cleaning 108 Carroll's Richfield Service 49 Fletcher W F Co Inc 108 Cayuga Beverage Co 52 Flowerfield Florist 85 Cayuga Insurance Agency 231 Foerster Curt 274 Cayuga Lumber Co 65 Forest City Realty back cover and 104 Cayuga Motors Sales Corp 40 Fraternal Order of Eagles 58 Cayuga Press Inc 131 GLF Exchange 86 Cayuga Rubber Stamp Co 128 Gallagher J D Co 100 Chamber of Commerce 4 Gangl Leo J 104 Champaign Coal & Stoker Co 90 Geherin Insurance Agency back cover Church of the Immaculate Conception 56 General Electric Co 118 Church's Wallpaper & Paint 81 Geieral Ice Cream Div 89 City Government 38 Gilbert Memorial Home 281 Cliff's Shell Service 51 Glenside Monument Co 125 Clinton House 94 Glover Elwood Heating 83 Cobb, Cobb & Simpson 113 Hall Alfred G front cover Colonial Cleaners 61 Hamilton Harry S 114 Community Sanitarium 123 Haverstock & Co Inc top lines Co:npagni Construction Co 69 Head D F Oil Co 48 Conklin Sanitarium 122 Head's Service Station 48 Cooperative GLF Exchange Inc 86 Heggie R A & Bro Co 296 Cornell Heights Residential Club 92 Herman Louis Furs 61 Cornell Library Association 116 Herson Funeral Home 298 Corner Book Store 133 Hickev's Music Store 126 Corners Community Center Inc 62-63 Hill's 1ewelers 207 Cortland Paving Co 70 Home Life Insurance Co 103 Cortright Electric 78 Hopkins George E 103 Cosentini's Shoe Store 61 Hotel Ithaca 93 County Government 39 Howe Frank B Co 105 Courts 110 Howell & Stevens 104 14 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 Hull Heating & Plumbing Inc 73 Mike's Esso Service 50 Huntington Gardens 85 Miller's T G Sons Paper Co 128 Independent Realty Co 104 Moore Pheobe J Ins Agency 102 Ithaca Aerie Eagles 58 Morse Chain Co 117 Ithaca Agency Inc 102 Morse-Collins Inc 124 Ithaca Bakery 87 National Cash Register Co 119 Ithaca Board of Education 8 National Water Conditioning Co 52 Ithaca Bottling Works 53 National Welding 75 Ithaca Cayuga Optical Service 124 New York Life Insurance Co top lines Ithaca Chamber of Commerce 4 New York State Electric & Gas Corp 7 Ithaca City Government 38 New York State Government Ithaca Delivery Inc 132 miscellaneous dir Ithaca Engraving Co Inc 129 Noble J Arthur 115 Ithaca Glass Co classified dir and NTL Norrnandie Restauranlt 95 Ithaca Hotel 93 Norton Electric Co Inc 80 Ithaca Journal-News Inc insert and top lines Norton Printing Co 131 Ithaca Laundries & Dry Cleaners Inc 109 O'Connor James F 114 Ithaca Loan Finance Inc Paddock The 98 insert opp numerical dir Palace Laundry top lines Ithaca Masonic Temple Corp 60 Paul's Auto Parts 48 Ithaca Printing Service 131 Peter Sam TV & Appliances Ithaca Public Schools 8 top and bottom lines and back cover NTL Ithaca Real Estate Agency 106 Peter's Service Station 50 Ithaca Savings Bank Petrillose Cleaners & Laundry 109 insert opp name and back cover Pierce Edward I 102 and front cover NTL Porter Sheet Metal 83 Ithaca Savings & Loan Assn Powers Truman K 114 backbone and top lines Pratt's Flower Shop 85 Ithaca Sewing Machine & Vacuum Pritchard JG & Son 43 Cleaner Center 91 Pritchard William T top lines Ithaca Supply Co 89 Pyle Enos A 114 Ithaca Window Cleaning Co 124 R T G Esso Service Station 47 Ithaca YMCA 57 Riggs Collection Service 84 Jamieson-McKinney Co 71 Ripley Motor Co 44 Johnny's Welding Service 74 Ripley Motor Co Sport Cars 45 Johns H 105 Robinson & Carpenter Inc 2 johnsons Boat Yard 120 Rocker Rug Cleaners 338 Kiddie Kare back cover NTL Rogalsky Fred A 106 Kiely Joseph J Agency 106 Rosica Distributing Co Inc 53 Kiely Realty Co 106 Rotary Service Station 50 Kimball Peg O'Neill 106 Rothschild's Inc 6 Lake View Dairies front cover and 88 Rottmann Roofing & Remodeling front cover Lane Walter G 76 Rumsey CJ & Co 82 Larkin Clarence C Agency 103 Rumsey-Ithaca Corp top edge Lawyers 111 Russell George H 115 Lee D Boardman 114 Schickel Norbert H 37 Legal Pages 111 Schooley's Inc top lines Lent's Inc 9 Sealtest Foods Div 89 Locke Richard S back cover Seneca Nursing Home back cover Long's Motor Sales 42 Shelton's Refrigeration Sales & Service Loughridge Tool Service 120 bottom edge Lounsbery Flowers top lines Shreve Walter H 103 Loyal Order of Moose 59 Slocum & Drake 101 Lucente Rocco P 76 Slocum-Drake Agency 101 Lutton's Office Equipment Co Inc 127 Smith C Hadley classified dir Mack's Photo Copies 127 Smith Rebe Biggs Real Estate 107 Management Consultants Inc Smith's Atlantic Service 51 back cover and 340 Snow Electric Co back cover Mancini Paul & Sons Inc 66 South Side Coal & Oil Co 90 Mandeville RC & Son 77 Sovocool & Sovocool 115 Manning H A Co of N Y 5 Sport Shop The insert Marion Electric 78 Stevens Sunoco Service 49 Masonic Temple 60 Student Agencies Inc 98 ?\IcCarthy Real Estate 105 Student Transfer 132 McElwee WD & Sons 77 Tabernacle Baptist Church 55 McGuire Gardens 85 Taughannock Farms Inn 97 McIndoe Appliances 79 Television Shop The 79 l\IcKinn'ey Agency Inc back cover Thaler & Thaler 115 McPherson Builders 77 Thayer Appliance Co 78 Medical-Dental Service Bureau 84 Tompkins Co-op Fire Insurance Co Mickey's IGA Market 89 1959-J\.IANNI NG'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-19 59 1.:> T ompkins County Ad ministration 39 Victory Liquor Store 53 Tompkins County Courts 110 Villa Restaurant T he 96 Tompkins County Hospital 121 WHCU top and bottom lines and Tompkins County T rust Co 10 and back coyer XTL insert opp numerical dir WTKO top lines and front cove r Tompkins Studio The 130 Wagner Fune ral H ome front cover T owner El ectric 80 Walsh & Son Chevrolet Inc 46 Townsend LB 51 Ward Construct ion Co 77 Townsend M anufacturing & Tool Corp 120 Warr en R eal E state & Insurance 101 Tra velers Hotel 427 Waters & M innich 48 Treman & Clynes 11.'5 Webster Charle s H top lines United State s Government miscellaneous dir Web ster Robert L top lines University Sand & Gravel 67 Wilcox Press 133 Van Marter Office Equipmen t top lines Wissen Fabrics In c 61 Van Natta Office E quipme nt Co 128 Yengo Carl J 53 Vasse John back cover and 104 Vasteno's Liquor & Wine Store top lines Yengo Distributing Co 5:2 Victoria Hotel 98 Young M en's Christian Association 0 /

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Every City must have a Directory not only to give the names and ad­ dresses of its citizens, but also to give that character of progressiveness that would record the names of its people for historical purposes. Everyone has forefathers, these forefathers have made the history of this country; some­ day you will be the forefather and your descendants can visualize your life's work quicker through the registration in the Directory of your time than in any other way. The BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF THE MASSES IS CONTAINED IN THE CITY DIRECTORY AND IN NO OTHER PLACE. That stamps its importance to the family. To make your history, watch your directory registration to see that it accurately records yourpositionin life from year to year. 16 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959

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AERIAL VIEW OF DOWNTOWN ITHACA LOOKING WEST

The Following Descriptive Sketch of ITHACA is compiled by the H. A. MANNING CO.OFN.Y., publish­ ers of the Ithaca City Directory with the cooperation and assistance of the ITHACA CHAM BER OFCOM­ MERCE. "Know Your City"

"Good Citizenship springs from a knowledge about one's own community"-John Cotton Dana

For Further Information regarding Ithaca, address Chamber of Commerce, or H . A. Manning Co. of N. Y., Publishers of this Directory. 18 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRE CT ORY- 1 9 S 9 ITHACA, N. Y. "In the H eart of tne Fi nger L ak es R egion" The publishers of this D irector y consider it advisable and desirable to set forth the follow­ ing paragraphs, in as simple and attractive a manner as possible, to enable the re aders of these , descriptive pages to comprehend as man y of the outstand ing features of Ithaca as.limited ~pace permits. T he local resident, the visito r, and the distant read er about Ithaca wish to gam an impression of Ithaca as well as to have at hand a statistical reference regarding the city and its people. It is the pub lishers' aim to portray as much of Ithaca's charm and greatness as is consist ent with fact s. The teachings of the City M ap and the City Directory about locali ties, districts, st reet location s, street changes, growth of sections and general city changes are of great importance to property own ers, old residents, new resid ents and school children. Racial characteristics of nam es in the Directory ena ble the cons ultant to gain a very comprehensive knowledge of the inhabitants of the city and many other educational facts. N otable men all t hrough history ha ve contributed t hei r philosophy as to the value of knowled ge about t he home town. H ere is one from Abrah am Lin coln: " I like to see a man proud of the pla ce in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of h im ." In studying the followin g, rem ember that t he Ithaca City Di rectory disseminates this inform ation far and wide where this D irectory represents Ithaca in the Free Directory Library Exchange System of North America. T he Ithaca City Di rectory, with over 500 closely printed pages, is the City of Ithaca in book form; its family and social life, business and industrial life is portrayed in great detail. The publishers invite and accept constructive criticism and suggestions for t he improvemen t of the Directo ry for t he benefit of Ithaca and all interested . LOCATION-The City of Ithaca, located in the heart .of the Finger Lakes Region of Central New York State at the head of beautiful Cayuga Lake, is famous for four things: 1. Its educational instit utions 2. Its position as t he ag ricultural center of the nor theast United States 3. Its ru gged and picturesque scenic beauty, and 4. Its many progr essive small industries. Known far and wide as th e home of Cornell Un iversity and Ithaca College, Ithaca is noted for its culture and refined atmosphere in all activities of busin ess and social life. Its latitude is 42° 27' north and its longitude is 76° 29' west. Located in the center of the Southern Tier of New York State, it is 240 miles south to New York City; Boston is 400 miles east, Alban y 175 miles east, Buff alo is 150 miles west,E lmira 35 mi les south, Binghamton 50 mil es southeast, Syracuse 55 m iles northeast and R ochester 88 mi les northwest.

EAS T STATE ST. LOOKING W EST TOPOGRAPHy- Ithaca is ~ n aIand ?f lakes and hills, deep ravines and to wering cliffs, waterfall s and cataracts . The city Itself IS bord ered on three SIdes by hills cut through by t he deep gorges of Six Mile, Cascadilla and F all Creek s which abound wit h cascades and water­ falls, and on t he fou rth side by Cayuga Lake, all providing ~ mo st picturesque setting. Cli­ m ate ran ges in temperat ure from an average rmrurnum of 26 to an average maximum of 69°. T his com paratively close ran ge of m inimum and maximum t emperatures results from Ithaca's enviab le positon at t he head of 40-mile long Cayuga Lake.T he elevation of th e lak e the lowest point in the city is 383 feet above sea level and Cornell Universit y Campus t he highe st part of the city, is approximately 800 feet above sea level. ' 1959-M ANNING'S

mSTORlCAL - Ithaca was set tled in 1789, te n years after the visit of a detachmen t of 200 men com manded by Col. D ea r­ born I from t he exp editi onary force .of General Sulli va n first visited the area on September 23, 1779. I t was named Ithaca by Simeon iD eWit t , 'Surveyor General und er [Washing ton in 1795 aft er t he anc ient Greek ca pitol of Itha ca . It was in­ corporated as a village in 1821, chartered as a city in 1888 and has been .the county seat of T ompkins Co unty sinc e the county's forma tion in 1818. In days long gone past, Ithaca was a cente r .of inland wa ter tran s­ porta tion as well as the salt center of Ne w York State. Ithaca celebra ted in 1939 its 150th Anniversary.

CO R NELL G RADUAT ES AT COM MENllEM ENT IP OP ULATI ON- Ithaca 's metropolit an area is presently est imated to ha ve a popula tion of 40,000. T his includes the City of Ithaca, Village of Cayuga H eights, I thaca T ownship and th e students at Co rnell University and Ithaca College. As in many communities, extensive growth has been seen in the population outside the cent ral cit y. Bet ween 1900 and 1950 the city population in­ creased from 13,150 to 19,800 or 65 % . The town and village during the same period increased from 1,600 to 8,600 or 540 % , T he student popula tion in 1£lOO was sligh tly less than 3,000, .to day there a re nearly 11,500. Ithaca' s popula tion is ab out 87% native born white , abo ut 3 % colored and 10% foreign bo rn. Ithaca in 1950 had 7,188 homes with 45 .3% owne r occup ied . Tompkins County in 1£)50 had 59,1:2:2 inhabi­ ta nts, t odav its population is estimated to be over

~ 70,000. Both figures include st udents. T AUGIIAN NO CK FALLS MERCANTILE- It haca is a trading center of some 80,000 persons and has st ores com ­ parable with those of citi es much larger. Because of the Uni versity popul ation and a com ­ munity educated to want the best, retail st ores ca rr y merchandise equal in variet y and quality to stores in lead ing eastern cities, T here are over 4.'i0 ret ail sto res, employing over 2,500 person s with annu al sales in excess of S60.000,OOO, There are also over 46 wholesale houses employi ng ove r ,WI) with annua l sales of S::I),OOO,OOO . Al.out 183 ser vice tra de establi shments, doing a n annual business of ~6 .0()O ,OOO and em plovin g over 800 persons are also located in Ithaca, There a re ::~'1 professional offices loca ted within the cit y lim its, INDUSTRIAL- .\ 1though Ithaca is not primarily an industrial cit v, it has 48 ma nufac­ t uring est ablishments with an employment figure in excess of 4.200 : a' pa yroll totalin g over $ 17,500 ,000 a nd a total va lue added by manufacture of :3 15.9li'l,000. Corn ell Un iversity 20 1959-MAN N IN O' S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 employs 5,800 and Ithaca College 175, while G . L. F .(Grange Leagu e Federation) has 500 employees and the New York State E lectric & Gas Co rporation 447 . . Am ong the princ ipa l products manufactured here are; adding m a ~h in e s , shotguns, po wer drive chains, leather goods, ra yon and cotton underwear, lantern slides, techmcal m lIT?rS, precision machine tools, scientific instruments, pottery, salt, photo eng ra ving, books, magazines detergents, woodworking and dairy products.

SOUTH HILL INDUSTRIAL AREA Ithaca has an unusually intelligen t class of workmen. E ducational advantages for in­ dustrial workers and their famil ies includ e a liberal policy provision for vocational education a nd training in public schoo ls. Ithaca has been developing also as a research center. The General E lectric Company established a "center" in I thaca several years ago and recently the Westinghou se Electric Company announced they would locate a research installation he re. There are sites available for industrial developm ent and several organizations are active in the promotion of industrial expansion within the Ithaca tra ding area . Inquiries addressed to the Ithaca ('],:1mhp,r of Commerce will bring a pro mpt repl y.

CORNELL ST UDEN T S AT WORK EDUCATIONAL-Ithaca is among the leading educational centers of the state. The Ithaca enlarged City Schoo l D istrict incl udes 15 public schoo ls wit h an p,nrollm"ni' ,,> ..., a r..." 19.59-MAK NI1'W ' S ITHACA DIRECT OR Y-1959 21 a nd a st aff of 320 te achers and administ rators. T he D istrict cov ers 160 square miles. T here is one parochi al school in Ithaca pro viding classes from Kindergarten through eighth grade.

BOYNTON JR. IIIGII SCIIOOL Cornell Uni ver sity, wh ich is one of the gr eat un iver sit ies of :'\orth America , located on one of America' s mo st beautiful cam puses overlooking the lower parts of th e city and Lake Cayuga, was founded in 1865 by Ezra Corm,11. The normal enr ollme nt is about 10,000 st ude nts . (l' he university includes college s of Ar t and Science . Medicine, Law, E ngineeri ng, Arch itecture, the State Co llege of Agriculture, Vct orin nr v :'I Ted icine, Indust rial and Labor Rela t ions, H om e E conomics, a Graduate School, a Schoo l of l lot cl Xlnnagem ent , Educatio n, Nursi ng , N ut ri­ tion and Busin ess and Public Administra tion . It oC( 'l1 pics abou t I,noo acres of land and 155 buildings, which with t heir equipmen t are va lued a t ,I bou t $ :i;) ,() () (), () ( )( ) while endo wmen t add about $42,000,000 more to th e resou rces of t he inst It ut ion s. There are also located in t he city Ithaca Co llege, devoted to mu sic, d rama and physical ed uca t ion ; th e Cascadilla T utorin g School. There are four lib ra ries, as follows; Corn ell Pu blic Librarv is located in t he heart of t he business di strict and gi\'l's an eXlcl1S1\'Csen'ice to the pu bli c; th e 'Cornell Uni ver sit v Library loca tcd on t he cam pus ha s over K !!i,()()() volumes incl uding special collect ions having inter­ national fame; the Tompk ins Co unt v Har A s ~()(' i a t ion Library is located in Ithaca Sa vings Bank Building ; t he F ree Di rcct or, Lil.rarv mai ntained b y the H , A. Xlanning Co, of X . Y . in the Chamber of Commer ce R ooms at 11,1 :\ 01' th Aurora ~t .

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"MODERN AIR TRANSPORTATI ON T O ITHACA"

Ithaca is also the southern termi nal of the New York Barge Canal system and is provided with docking facilities for boats operating on the canal. Severa l hundred pleasure craft s in­ cluding the larger mo tor cruisers have Ithaca as their home port. Several large boatyards provide sheltered waters and cov er for boats whose valuation approximates a quarter million do llars owned by persons from the surr ounding area and cities as far a way as E lm ira, Bing­ hamton, Owego and Scranton. Daily trucking ser vice is provided to all business in the area by numerous mo tor truck freight lines.

ITHACA YACHT CLUB P ARKS, PLAYGROUNDS ANDBOATING-The natural topography of the land here makes the city a natural park. There are three nublio n",.1r" m ; tl-,;,... ~ ).,~ ~ ; L __ L'-; - 1, '; - 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECT ORy-1959 23 which is loca ted at the lake end of the city and has recreation and athletic facilities also an extensive bathing beach on Lak e Cayuga . The CorneJl Ca mp us is extensi ve and supplies a very beautiful park-like effect for the upper pa rt of the city. 'T he foJlowing scenic beauty spots in and not far from the cit y are : Bu ttermilk FaJls State Park,CascadiJla Glen , Cayuga Lake, Cays Glen, Rob ert H . Trernan State Park, FaJl Cree k Gorge. Ithaca Gorge and Falls, Point Lookout , T aughannock F aJls State Park, Wa tkins Glen State Park. Ithaca and Cayuga Lake ha ve become the head qu arters for small boating enthusiasts throughout the Southe rn T ier of New York State and mu ch of north centra l Pennsylvania. Each year mor e and more boa ts are brought to Cayuga Lake. In 1957, it was estimated that over $1,000,000 worth of pleasure cra fts made Ithaca their "home port." In addition , hun­ dreds of tra nsient boats visit Ithaca each year using both the public and private launching and do cking facilities.

BOAT SLlPS-CAYUGA I NU :r

D etailed inform.u ion on the recreation facilit ies of th e Lhnca a rea can be secured from th e Ithaca Cha mbe r of Commerce.

SPORTING EVENTS- A wealth of both spectator and particip ation sporting events may be found in th e I th aca area. There are four golf courses, roJler ska ting, bowling, swim­ ming, tennis, archery , and man y other sports facilities a re available. T he recently completed Lynah Ice Rink at Co rne Jl Universit y is open to th e public for ska ting.Football . ice hockey, crew, baseball , and polo are only a few of th e rnan v spor ting events taking place in Ithaca on a ~ .year-round schedule.

" IYY LEAGUE COLLEGE FOOTBALL"

SPECIAL EVENTS AND INTERESTING FACTS-Ithaca is the headquarters of the York State Craftsmen and each year during August the York St ate Craft F air is presented. (fhe fair feat ures both d isplays and demon st ra tions . 24 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959

BLOCK PRINTING-YORK STAT .<: C'l. .\FT FAIR

Known as the center of ag riculture activity in Northeastern United States, Ithaca is the home of the New York State College of Agri culture, Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc., Empire Livestock M arketing Coopera tive, New York Artificial Breeders Cooperative, and many ot he r organizatio ns of great importance to rural interests. Cornell University' s annual Farm and Home Week eac h yea r is a highligh t even of our agricult ural community.

C OLL EGE OF VETER IN AR Y MEDICINE-C:>RNELL UNIVERSITY

Ithaca has very active fraternal, club and social life with over 200 organizations listed, there are 6 hospitals wit h nearl y 500 beds . 4 theatres with a capacity of 4,800, five auditoriums with a capacity of 5,200,21 churches covering nearly every maj or denom ination and 16 hotels and mot els, plus many fine to urist homes. Listings of accommodations are available at the Chamber of Commerce.

In 1957, there were 18,586 passenger cars registered and 25,571 electric meters, 10,043 gas meters, and 22,435 telephones in use. The P ostal Receipts amounted to $92 7,700.00 and airmail poundage amounted to 51,700 pounds. The city's water storage capacity (no t con­ nected with Lake Cayuga) is 350,000,000 gal. with a daily pump of over 3,000,000. 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--,-1959 25 DEAN OF ITHACA, INC. Agents Aero Mayflower 401-409 E. STATE ST. Dial 4-6318 Transit Company MANNING'S Ithaca Miscellaneous Directory 1959

Copyright 1969, by H. A. Manning Co. of N. Y., Inc.

CITY GOVERNMENT George K Stevenson, treas Harold Driscoll. (See Page 38) Meets 1st Thurs of each month Tornado Hook and Ladder Co No 3, Cen­ POLICE DEPARTMENT tral Fire Station-s-Capt Robert W Cook, (City Hall) sec Leland Crawford Jr. Meets 1st Wed at Police Commissioner-Langford Baker Central Fire Station Chief of Police-Herbert L Van Ostrand Eureka Fire Patrol Co No 4, Central Fire Captains---Raymond B Price, Ronald J Station-Capt Norman H Fox, pres William Casciotti H Fox, treas Raymond Wheaton, sec Clarence Sergeants-Donald E Wallenback, John E Lamb P Makula, Raymond C Wilkinson, Russell Torrent Hose Co No 5, 136 W State-Capt R Savey, John L Brown, Lew R Cornelius Richard H Ayers, sec Theodore Plaisted, Patrolmen-Richard Parr, Daniel E Par­ treas Morris L Brock don, B J Belous, Herbert S Cummings, Ralph Sprague Steamer and Hose Co No 6, 626 N Raschjr, Robert B Wilcox, James Wray, W State -Capt Howard Teeter, treas Fred Clyde D Hopkins, Alvin E Lincoln, Robert Norton, sec Richard W Clapp E Spencer, Robert E Day, Raymond Van Cataract Hose Co ~o 7, 1012 ;.J Tioga­ Orman, Edward J Townsend, HB Johnson, Capt Donald L Brink, sec Charles W Bloom, Laurence P Griffin, A 0 Curry, Leland G treas Warren Grunnell Wilkinson, Ellett C Brooks, Joseph F Cum­ Meriton Hose, Chemical Hook and Ladder mings, Everett A Robinson, Donald D Co No 9, 311 College av-Capt Harold Tompkins, Clifford H Axtell, Joseph F ja­ Mosher, sec Harry Hamilton, treas Lester marusty, Leon O'Branski, Richard B Rohrer, Mattocks Frederick J Alexander, John Capozzi, David Norman, Edward R Trayner, Jack N Joyce, FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Bert A Graham, Glen D Robertson, Maurice A Bonanni, George N Craig, Walter S Peg­ SECOND ALARM SIGNALS liaro, asst radio tech Keene ]\1 Brown, meter 2-1-2 Calls No .') Engine maintenance John T Feller, meter checkers 2-2-2 Calls :\0 2 Engine Ann Makula, Mrs Helen Ladd, stenographers 2-3-2 Calls No 9 Engine Mrs Gail Chase, ?\Irs Joan Stoughton 3-1-3 Calls ;.Jo 3 Truck 3-2-3 Calls :\0 9 Truck FIRE DEPARTMENT 4-1-4 Calls 1\0 6 Engine Central Station, 208-210 E Seneca 4-2-4 Calls No 7 Engine Commissioners---Chair:nan Ravrnond B 4-3-4 Calls :\0 1 Engine Wheaton, Kenneth F Flynn " Chief-Charles Weaver CAYUGA HEIGHTS VILLAGE OFFICERS Assistant Chiefs-Richard Gregg, Robert ;\Iayor-F G ;"1archam Tarbell Treas-F .\1 Upchurch Lieutenants-Lawrence Daniels, Laurence Eng-Carl Crandall Beach, Thaddeus Fairbanks Police Justice-Lindley C Kent Superintendent of Fire Alarm-Lester Deputy clk-e--vlrs Vera W Snyder, 194 Nivison Pleasant Grove rd Regular meeting 1st Tues after 1st Wed in each month at 4:00 p rn in summer, 7:3p pm ITHACA TOWN GOVERNMENT winter months Fire Dept Headquarters Supervisor-Harry ~ Gordon Company Officers, Cayuga J{ose Co No 1 Clerk and Collector-i-Xlrs Rachel T Han­ Central Fire Station-Capt FIO\-d Woodin, s'iaw pres Richard Turk, sec W Troy, treas Donald l\Iiller Highway Superintendent-s-Harry Baker Rescue Steamer and Che.nical Co :\0 2, so!~sti~l§Rl~~dUt~fffl.p5M.~l\,ffitf 20fi E Seneca-Capt Robert L Anderson, sec 312 NORTH CAYlJGA §tRE§f ITHACA, N~W '(§~~ M85~ 26 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 ITHACA SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION ~~~~~ Four convenient savings plans, high-dividends, Christmas Club, Home Loans Owned by Members Come in Corner State and Aurora Sts. Councilmen-Fred Marshall and Andrew arts, John A Schmitt education, psyclologisr, S McElwee John A Mack adult education, Mildred L Service Officer-Harry ~ Gordon Stevenson nurse Assessor-Ben V Boynton Senior High School ITHACA PUBLIC SCHOOLS North Cayuga-Frank R Bliss supvr­ (BOARD OF EDUCATION) principal, Edward A Kalaf acting vice prin­ Pres Robert Eastman, v-pres Ernest N cipal, Dorothy Seaburg sec, Sylvia F Fowler Warren, supt and elk William L Gregg, sec­ asst sec, Elizabeth D Stocking librarian, deputy elk Gladys Goldsmith, treas Adeline Helen L Bliss asst to prin, Samuel J Catalfano L Shaw, deputy treas John D Wright, com­ head of guidarce dept, Jane C Catalfano coun­ missioners Clyde B Moore, Frederick H selor, Philip Lewin counselor Stutz, Evelyn D Fincher, G Alex Galvin, Mrs Medical Inspection-Ralph W Jones direc­ Anne G Baldwin, JW Humphreys Robert tor, L Grace Cotton, Marian A Davis, Mary Eastman, Ernest N Warren E Buell, Rosemarie S Burke school nurses, Regular meetings of the Board are held on Alice H Kohm dental hygienist, Rita H the 2nd M9n in each month at 4.00 p m at 117 Comfort office asst E Buffalo, see p- 8 Mathematics-s-Mavfred Claffin, Kenneth W Elmore, Dora M De.Pew, Martha P Neigh­ Standing Committees bour, Joseph Moresco, William A Beischer Of the Board of Education with a brief out­ Frederick D Robinson line of the departments under the direct Foreign Languag-es-Samuel J Catalfano supervision of each director, Ruth L Miller, Josephine C Ern­ Finance and Business Management-s-Com­ stein, Dorothy A Sicilia, Will-Robert Teetor, missioners Howard I Dillingham, Walter C Florence Williamson, Humberto R Torres Heasley Jr, John W Humphrey, Ernest N English-e-Milacent G Ocvirk, Marion E Warren and Phil Stump. Insurance interest, Elliott, Emilie M Brown, M Isabel Murray loans, sinking fund, bonds, contingent fund, Fred A Bennett, Clara S Gage, Walter C treasurer's salary, salaries of assistant sec­ Schroeder, Robert H Holgate, Marjorie N retaries, stenographers, switchboard operator, Wilson, Suzanne S Ward, Paulette J Baxter etc Ruth W York, Donald J Hennigan, Edith W Curriculum-Walter C Heasley jr, Howard Showacre, Elizabeth T Whicher I Dillingham, James 0 Eldridge, Harold A Commercial-Oliver M York, Eva E Firra Scheraga Marilyn .T Dawson, Ethel D Pierce, Mary Construction and Maintenance-John W Honcharik, Phyllis M Seager, Charles F Humphrey, G Alx Galvin, Phil D Stump Saxton Personnel-Ernest N Warren, James 0 Art-Gordon C Mver Eldridge Physical Education and Health Albert E Health Safety and Recreation-Com­ Bedworth, Edith L Cornelius, Donald J missioners GA Galvin, James 0 Eldridge, Culligan, Robert E Congdon Harold A Scheraga Instrumental Music-Frank L Battisti, Vito E Mason, S Carolyn Marsh Facultv for 1959 Home Arts-Ethelwyn G Cornelius, Mary . Administration-William L Gregg super­ A Graceffo, Jean A Snyder -ntendent of schools, Leonard C Buyse asst Industrial Arts-Clarence R Dixon, Don, Superintendent, L William Banner asst super­ aId F Henrv, Thomas H Gorman, Thomas W ntendent, Lura L Hutson sec to superintend- Mahoney, Elmer J Woodams, Louis A Pres­ ent, Gladys T Golc1smith sec board of educa­ ton tion, Catherine A Baber fin sec, Anne An­ Science-Lawrence E Bach head, Patricia drews asst sec, J\Iaybelle Coughlin asst sec, P Beck, William K Fowler, Muriel C Weeks, Helen ;\,1 Lintal bus asst, Shirley C Jamison Dewitt Zien, Roger W Ming, Lois B Schwoe­ office asst, Dora H Beach bkpr asst, Barbara bel S Gainey, elk Alliene Hungerford information bureau Athletic Field-John Comstock, John Supervisors-Joseph J Tatascore supvr Krihovsky physical education and recreation, Ralph W Custodians-e-Melvin W Matheney head Jones health education, Edward W Moy custodian, Richard Berggren, Robert A guidance, Ross E Cameron attendance and Burns, Zeron .T Cobb, Leland Flint, Charles Child Welfare, Mildred D Stafford dir of J Hardy, William J Terwilliger tests and measurements, Bernice H Pinch Housekeepers-s-Mrs Mary Bell, Mrs Fer­ instrumental music, Dorothv TJackson home narida Roscioli, Mrs Ivlarv Ruzziero SAM PETER TV & APPLIANCES COMPLETE TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE DANBY AND KING ROAD !959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 27

162 E. STATE ST. QUALITY JEWELERS Dial 2-1661 Superintendent Building and Grounds­ Art Office, 121 Rosemary la JM Crone Fall Creek School, N Aurora cor King­ Mechanics-Albert Allen, Oakley A Allen, Marion L Denison prin, Florence E Harley, Peter J Baldini, Audley Bloom, Paul H Elaine R Nelson, Margaret S Paetow, Marian Butler, Albert Cornelius C Davenport, Leona A Bell, Alice S Hopkins, Steam Fireman-Harrison Muckey Katherine Jones, Barbara S Flemming, Lil­ lian B Tuskey, Royce B Whitaker, Theresa Junior High School C Parakh, Dorothy Balbirnie, Rhoda C Boynton Junior High School-Bertha M Curtiss teachers, Mrs Georgia Sanders elk, Bartholomew prin, Jane C Stoutenburg Robert D Coyle custodian, Mrs Noltie Turley v-prin, Oliver J Stanford prin asst, Ruth Z housekeeper Liguori sec, Alice N Schauss officeasst, Joseph Henry St John School and Inlet Valley, S T Brewer officeasst, Anna M Wilson librarian Geneva av cor W Clinton-John K Kupp­ Mathematics-Kathryn M Stenson, Stella inger prin, Ernestine W Banford, Mary A M Blasko, Edward R Caul, Homer R De­ Mancuso, Winifred G LaRocque, Elizabeth Graff, Robert C Kellogg, Patricia D McMan­ C Shannon, Martha G Bock, Jane U Mitchell, us, David B Clark, Persis R Ogden, Thomas Ursula J Van Deman, Fern J Duffany, Mar­ B Tray garet S Mohn, Carol P Anello, Janet Wagner, English-c-josephine B Howe head of dept, Sandra V Kroger, Phyllis A DeGraff, U Irene W McCalmon, Eleanor H Brenes, Mildred Sheldon teachers, Kenneth A Fauls Carolyn M Caul, Maxine N Brandenburg custodian, Mrs Mary J Stack, Mrs Sarah Ernest A Vrabel, Maxine T Newmar, Priscilla Fields housekeepers E Thomas, Irene P Rohe, Aileen 0 Thomp­ Special Classes-C Lucille Carter, Louise son, Ruth Johnson, Ruth S Rooner, Lucille Blackwell, Mildred Chapman E Weaver, Flora M White, Dorothy Hoerner South Hill School, Hudson-Leona W Citizenship-Jane C Stoutenberg, Morgan Gelder prin, Mary E Klinger, Helen Gould, A Kelts, James B Campbell, Julia M Berder­ Jane D MacInnes, Annie L Campbell, Shirley becke, Christina A Butwell, Edith B Gelles, W Caswell, Mary M Merrill, Bessie M Daven­ Morgan A Kelts, Wanda B Stambaugh, port, Elsie T Haynes, Patricia A Wright, Joseph J Ponchalek, Adelaide C Wright Mary L Lockwood, Thelma Shurtleff, Lois Elizabeth N Albright F Clarke, Lillian Kuppinger, Shirley M Art-'-Marion W Mack, Diane M Mayer Mackiewicz, Elizabeth Raszmann, Mrs Lola Business-George A White Burns, Avis L Ross, Joseph E Sekelsky, General Language-Margaret N Wilson Janice J Gibbs, Emily M West teachers, Ethel B Nichols, Anne L Rideout Mrs Martha Schroeder elk, Wayne H Bliss General Science-Eloise T Hadlock, Rich­ and Raymond Andrews janitors ard Wells, Warren W Currier, Regina E West Hill School, 234 Elm-Marjorie C Giordano, Margaret L Woodside, Richard W Smith prin, Doris B Holtham, Chauncey E Steinbaugh Norton, Margaret Kanalley, Lila B Shep­ Home Arts-Carol T Chase, Sarah W pi;trd, Irvi~a Post, Agnes F Sawdon, Sally B Stutz, Helen S Engst LIghty, DIane K Larson, Margaret S Mac­ Industrial Arts-C Raymond Travis, Kinnon, Elizabeth :\I Minard, Elizabeth B Thomas B Mills, Thomas Valente Rolston, Elizabeth A Bernard teachers, Har­ Phvsical Education-William E Hickson old W Stark and Mrs Dorothy Hall cus­ Elizabeth H Colburn todians Music-Bernice Finch, supvr Clayton E Belle Sherman School, Mitchell-e-M Louise Weber, Helen G Garvey, Herbert W Marsden, Wilson prin, Jane Van De:\1:ark, Ann F Jane L Riggs, Mildred A Tarbell Gunning, Elizabeth S Chance elk, Margaret Custodians-Paul Thornton, head custo­ A Donnelly, Nancy R Brown, Nell L Sayre, dian, James F Crockett, John Lelik, Gordon Joan M Skutt, Sandra H Cole, Lillian Jogod­ Oyerslauvh, Frank Padar, Francis Purchalka nik, Evelyn B Wood, Helen H Avery Mary Housekeepers-Mrs Guyda Whiting, l\Irs B Hobbie, Jane H Bamberg, Barbara H Martha Humble Sadoff, Lois J Foster, Mary H Schmidt, Special Class-Roy E Post Arlene E Rose, Martha Richards teachers Francis L Hamilton janitor, Jean Catlu{ Elementary Schools housekeeper Librarian-Kathryn M Metherell Central School, N Albany cor W Court­ East Hill School, Stewart av cor EState-­ Agnes Feehan prin, Kathryn P Hughes elk Edith T Faucett prin, Virginia S Bristow Alice H Hanson, Grace l\IcKenna, Mary W Mary M Bovier, Elsie T Johnson, Dora E Miller, Ruth E Lewis, Hester McCracken, Swart, E Ruth Holley, Helen S Moore Sandra Elizabeth Morrissey, Julia S Westervelt, P COIT'.ish, Janis Swanson, Florence SSnyder Erma D Roe, Lucille S Brimsmaid, Mary K Anne B Butcher, Hazel A Lamb, Bemarda Powell Thelma M Huhta, Beverly J ::\Iartin D Burkam teachers, Herbert Poole janitor teache;s, Francis L Hamilton custodian, Jean Health School, roof of High School Build­ Catlin and Esther Matonis housekeepers ing-Ralph W Jones 28 1959-MANNING'S ItHACA DIRECTORY-1959 (

Reconstruction Home-Genevieve S Mur-' University Faculty-C A Hanson, Dean, phy 359 Day Hall, tel 3816 Summer School-William A Smith, Dir Nursery School 117 Day Hall, tel 4246 Henry St John School-Ruth H Blanchard Medical Advisors-e-Dt NS Moore, Chrn dir Mrs Theresa Whittier head teacher, for men, infirmary and clinic, tel 4648, Dr Fr~nces V Cameron, Katherine Muskat, Jeanette Evans, for women, clinic, tel 3627 Margaret Miller teachers, Mrs Wini red Proctor-Lowell T George, 107 Day Hall Dean cook, Marian Kellogg housekeeper tel 714 Physical Education and Athletics-Robert ITHACA TOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS J Kane, Dir, Schoelkopf Memorial Building, Cayuga Heights School, Cay Hts-Gerald tel 3814 E Clarke prin, Helen R Lorenzen clerk Willard Straight Ball -Office of Director, Edna A Whiting, tel 4-3211 Parochial School Immaculate Conception School-318-320 ITHACA COLLEGE W Buffalo. Prin Sister Marie Emily Offices of Administration 120 E Buffalo CORNELL UNIVERSITY Howard I Dillingham pres, Earle E Clarke Officers of Administration dean of students Mrs Virginia C Howard President-Deane W Malott, 300 Day dean of women, Nellie E Van Dyne bursar, Hall, tel 4-2206 Joseph N Mayer Jr treas, Florence M How­ Treasurer-L H Durland, 209 Day Hall, land registrar, Mary E Campfield librarian, tel 3326 Warren L Hickman dean, Arnold W Wilkelm Superintendent of Buildings and Properties dean of health, Craig McHenry dean music, Julius Weinhold, Service Bldg, tel 7622 A Garman Dingwall dir physiotherapy, Registrar's Office-Walter A Snickenberger George G McCauley med dir, Harold Jansen registrar, 242 Day Hall, tel 3125 publicity dir Office of Admissions-Herbert H Williams dir of admissions, 239 Day Hall, tel 3112 POST OFFICE Manager of Purchases-Wallace B Rogers, N Tioga cor E Buffalo 160B Day Hall, tel 3727 Office open for general delivery and sale of The Graduate School-John McConnell stamps from 8:30 a m to 5:00 p m except Sat­ Dean, 125 Day Hall, tel 2547 urday 8:30 a m to 12 m. Registry depart­ College of Home Economics-Helen G ment open from 8:30 a m to 5:00 p m except Canoyer, Dean, Van Rensselaer (18), tel Saturday 8:30 a m to 12 m. Money order 738 and 2041 department open from 9:00 a m to 5:00 p m Industrial & Labor Relations, NY State except Saturday 9:00 a m to 12 m. Last School-Martin P Catherwood, Dean, I&LR collection of mail 7:00 p m to 8 :30 p m. Bldg tel 4230 Last dispatch of mail 9:00 p m. Stanley C College of Law-Gray Thoron, Dean, Shaw postmaster, Robert B Grant, asst Myron Taylor Hall, tel 3527 postmaster, Peter A McAllister supt of mails Military Science-Colonel William HAllen Clayton L Cook asst supt mails, Emery G j-, Dir, 107 Barton Hall, tel 4400 Pew chief acct, James H Sheheen, Thomas Veterinary College-W A Hagan, Dean, Solan, George H Klune and Donald Hughes Building C, tel 4231 and 2034 foreman of mail, James C Powers foreman of College of Agriculture-W I Myers, Dean, carriers, Joseph P Barron, John J Sullivan, Robert Hall (122), tel 2242 Elbert I Fitch, Donald W Card, Clyde F College of Architecture-Thomas W Mack­ Bullock, Nelson M Stillwell, Roger S Coun­ esey, Dean, 102 Franklin Hall, tel 3418 tryman, William A Carroll Jr, Glenn E College of Engineering-i-S C Hollister, Bullock, R Donald Wilkinson, James L Dean, 244 Carpenter Hall, tel 4324 Gibbs, Alfred P Nazer, Edward S Pirko, School of Civil Engineering-N A Chris­ Eugene .T Carach, Woodrow W Werner,' tensen, Dir, Lincoln Hall (122), tel 3015 Geartha L Cross, William J Ravas, James J School of Electrical Engineering-W H Solan, William E McKay, John J Kenjerska, Erickson, Acting Dir, 226 Phillips Hall, tel James H McCarthy, Henry A Smith, John A 4302 Graves, Jon R Krupas, j oseph]' Lacke, John Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering­ F Pete, Claude E Knapp, William Hickey, Edward M Roberts, H Schuyler Ward B J Loberg, Dir, 105 Upson Hall, tel 3623 Joh~ ~Y Stephen .T .Zavaski, Lawrence Grenn-Il, State Agricultural Experiment Sta­ R Porcelli, James J Kenjerska, Clenn D tion-Charles E Palm, Dir, 294 Roberts Hall Stafford, Ferdinand G Bradv William F Geneva, tel 6529 Morris, Chester W Willis, Tho'mas A Parr, University Library-Stephen A McCarthy, Floyd P Wern~r Jr clerks, Spero J Cbacora Dir, Central a" tel 3014 Gerald W DeLlbero, William F Corgel, John 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY 1959 29 Music-News-Sports-Drama WHeu -Dial 870 and Substance E Shea, .H~rold W Spencer, Richard L Goy­ pm, Prayer Meeting Wed 7:30 pm see ette, Wilham C Jenks, Owen T O'Brien p 55 ' Edward W Scott ]r sub clerks Floyd E Catholic (Reman) Woodin, Howard L French, Hen;y W Mur­ CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CON­ phy, Robert ] Miccinati mail handlers Franci~ CEPTION-N Geneva cor W Seneca Rt Joseph.J Gainey, Herbert Lawrence, Rev Msgr William Byrne pastor, Rev E Sullivan, Joseph F Conway, William F M~~phy, Otto J Vogt, Rev William I\I Thomas Charles B Mandeville, Oliver ] and Rev Edward A Zimmer assistants Nivison, John R Porcelli Richard] Powers Ed~und Masses on Sunday 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 Frederick T Decker, L Sherwood 11:00 a m and 12:10 p m, Baptisms 3:15 Ernest K Swartout, Robert E Nobles, Joseph pm, Novena devotions Sunday 7:45 p m. M Gosh, Sante D Bussanelli Dominic Fiore Masses on Holy Days, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, James C Redding, Andrew I{ Consalvi Paul 9:00 a!!" 12:10 and 5:30 pm, Masses on LaFrance, James Solan, Gordon Lang, 'Bern­ first Fnday 7:00, 7:30,8:00 a m and 5:30 ard A Rose, Robert W Roskelly , Lawrence G pm, Week days 7:00, 7:30,8:00 a m, see Cobb, Elmer C Testut, John P Hartnett, p 56 John] Murphy ]1', Edward] Moore ]1' James J Conley, Jack R Hutcheson Gerald Christian and Missionary Alliance Gospel L Jordan, John P Redding Donald 'C Riker Tabernacle Harold A Smith, George H'Scofield Rodney 506 N Plain. Rev Louis] Isch ]1' pastor. N To?ey, John T Hastings ]1', c'harles R Manning, Edmund J Mott, Anthony R Christian Science Qualtiere, Samuel R Panato carriers William First Church of Christ Scientist-s-Cascadilla D Gombash, Louis H Garcia, Alfred R Alex­ Park cor University avo Mrs Esther D ander, Bernard J Corgel, M Harlow Dean ] acobs, first reader. Patll S Mr-Donald, Richard] Ricker ]ame~ L Pickens sub carriers ' . Congregational Rural Delivery Carriers-4 Glenn Palmer FIrst Congregational Church-1\" Seneca cor 2 Carl D Newhart, 3 Roger S Lunger, 1 Cari N Geneva. Rev Edward L Christie D Newhart, 5 John G Tottey pastor and University pastor. Special Delivery Messengers-Harold M Blum, Jack Palmer Episcopal C:ustodian Force, US Public Building­ St John's Episcopal Church-21O N Cayuga QUImby W WIlcox, Roy E Hoyt, William H Rev Warren E Traub rector, Rev George Hart, Clarence Tilton E Bates curate Contract Stations-Station No 1, 414 Eddy-s-Herbert Jones, clerk in charge Hebrew Station No 2, Cornell Co-operative Society Beth El Temple of Ithaca-E Court cor N Donald P Kirk, clerk in charge Tioga Rabbi, Felix Aber Station No 3, Roberts Hall-Arthur H Hillel Foundation, Jewish ;';tudent's Organiza­ Peterson, clerk in charge tion-Rabbi Morris Goldfarb dir Station No 4, 502 W State-William L Lutheran Reync1ds, clerk in charge Station No 5, Communitv Corners-Wal­ LUTHERAN CHURCH-109 Oak avo Rev John IV Vannorsdall and Rev James L ter C Heasley J 1', clerk in charge Haney pastors. Services 9:30 and 11:00 Motor Vehicle Dept PO-Alfred Skibinski a m, Sunday School 9:30 a m, Women's mechanic in charge, John Steel clerk, Roy H Auxiliary. Meets 1st Wed 2:30 p m Preston dr mecb , Frank] 'Wrisley dr mech , Service Guild 4th -:\Ion 8:00 pm Student Merton] Ingersoll sub dr mech, Raymond Association Sun 6:00 pm' G Greene sub dr mech, Walter J Mevers dr, Churchill Eldridge garageman, 726 IV Court Methodist First Xlethodist Church-:\! Aurora cor E CHURCHES AND CHURCH SOCIETIES Court. Rev Henry G Budd pastor Advent Rev Hayward Hollis minister to studen~ Seventh Dav Adventist-4-!3 N Tioga -:\Irs Florence Smith sec, Elsie K Lewis Baptist dir of Christian Education. Calvary Baptist Church-507 X Albany. Forest Home .\Iethodist Church-e-Sz-l Forest Rev Benjamin H Payne pastor. Home Drive. Rev Alfred P Coman First Baptist Church-DeWitt Park. Rev pastor. Christian B Jensen r-aster. St James African -:\[ethodist Episcopal Zion TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH-Utica Church-116 Cleveland avo Rev An­ cor Lincoln, tel (17-!1. Rev Harold E drew IY -:\Iapp pastor. Cole pastor. Services: Church IVorship State Street "\[ethodist Church-30-! W 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m, Bible School State cor X Albany. Rev Floyd DeFly­ 10:00 a rn , Y,,"nO" Pp()1)l~" l\[pptinO" R:::ln er pastor. 30 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 Dial 2-2321 Journal WantAds For Results Presbyterian Reconstruction Home Inc for Rehabilita­ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-De­ tion-318 S Albany. Howard J Forbes supt, Witt Park. Rev Walter A Dodds, pas­ Meetings 3rd Wed 7 :45 p m tor, Rev William SEaton asst pastor, Rev Alfred L Klaer, University pastor, LIBRARIES Rev Donald C Acton associate pastor, CORNELL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, N Aili E Hokkanen sec. Church School Tioga cor E Seneca. Open daily except 9:30 and 11:00 a m, Morning Worship Sundays and legal holidays from 9:00 a m to 9 :30 and 11:00 a m, Senior High West­ 9:00 pm, and Sat 9:00 a m to 5:00 p m, Mrs minster Fellowship 6:00 p m, 'West­ John Vandervort pres, Sherman Peer stat­ minster Student Society 5:30 p m, utory librarian, Howard R Brentlinger dir­ Church Night Meetings Wed 6:30 p m, ector, trustees: Sherman Peer, pastors of see p 54 churches, superintendent of schools, chair­ man of board of supervisors, mayor of city Quaker and chief engineer of fire dept, see p 116 Society of Friends (Quaker) CU-Meets Cornell University Library, Library Build­ thruout year at the library of Anabel ing, Campus, Stephen A McCarthy dir Taylor Hall DIRECTORY LIBRARY, Chamber of Com­ Unitarian merce Rooms, official city directories for free First Unitarian Church-N Aurora cor Buf­ public use maintained by HA Manning Co of falo. Pastor supplied. NY publishers of Ithaca Directory see p 5 Ithaca College Library, 124 E Buffalo Salvation Army Mary E Campfield librarian, Sarah DeG Salvation Anny-121 W State, Capt Edwin Osborne asst librarian Rischawy, officer in charge. Tompkins County Traveling Library, 121 Miscellaneous E Court, Mrs EB Daharsh acting librarian Assembly of God Church-520 W Seneca. Rev L F Riling pastor. ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS AND SOCIETIE Church of Christ-1206 N Cayuga. Rev American Association of University Women, James E Johnson Jr pastor. Ithaca Branch-Pres Mrs John Raps South Hill Church of The Nazarene-21O rec sec Ruth Miller, treas Mrs Robert S Grand View avo Rev Christian Christ­ Miller. Meets 3rd Wed each month at ensen pastor. Martha Van Rensselaer Hall The Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day American Legion-See Veteran Military Saints Church-Mitchell cor Elmwood Organizations avo AMERICAN RED CROSS HEADQUAR­ TERS, Tompkins County Chapter­ MISSIONS Chm Edward J Moore Jr, Ist v-chrn Har­ Light House Church of Jesus-411 SPlain. ris Dates, 2nd v-pres Col William H Mrs Margaret Gumbs pastor. Allen, sec Mrs Walter Stainton, treas The Baptized Church of Jesus Christ-112 Joseph ;\1 Hartnett. Meets 2T'.d Thurs First. Ella Brown pastor each month 8:00 p m at 201 W Clinton Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, Ithaca CEMETERIES Lodge No 630-ER Grover J Metzgar, Asbury Cemetery Association-Tripham­ sec Erford C Collier, treas Raymond mer rd J Siany. Meets 2nd and 4th MoT'. , 8:00 Calvary Cemetery-Five Mile dr byd p m at Elks Lodge, 139 W State limits, John T Hastings, supt Daughters of TBPOE, Cayuga Chapter No City Cemetery-133 University av 54--Fin sec Pearl Wilson, treas Mrs Eva East Lawn Cemetery Association-Mitchell Melton, cor sec Julia Way. Meets 2nd ext, Granger M Northrup, supt and 4th Tues, 8:00 pm at 119 Tioga Hayt's Cemetery-e-Hayt's rel, Raymond Beth EI Temple of Ithaca-Pres Israel Katz, A Frear, sec-treas v-pres Milton Karch, Sec Martin Green­ Inlet Valley Cernetery-e-Spencer rd, RD5 berg, treas Gabriel Markenberg. Meets Kings Cemetery-RD4 1st Tues of month at Temple at 8:00 p m- Lake View Cemetery (Ir.c)-Cemetery Sisterhood of Temple Beth El-s-Pres l\Irs Lake rd, Douglas G Gillette pres, Seville S Sondra Kuntz, cor sec Mrs Eva Green, Reuleir., sec-treas Daniel M Churchill supt berz, treas Ruth Kaminer. :\Ieets 1st Mt Olivet RC Cemetery-968 EState 'Wed of each month, 8:00 pm at Temple Pleasant Grove Cemetery Association­ Beth El Kline rd, RD2, Mrs Ruth G Reynolds sec­ Boy Fcouts d America, Louis Agassiz Fi-rrtes treas Council-c-Scout exec and exec sec Wins­ low F Alder. Meets at 313 N Aurora HOSPITALS Campfire Girls, Ithaca Council-Pres Mrs TOMPKINS COUNTY HOSPITAL-1285 Albert Hoefer, sec l\Irs Fred Hartsock, Trumansburg rd, see p 121 treas Mrs George W1:ite. Meets 1st 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 31 Dodge and Plymouth • WM. T. PRITCHARD Fiat Sales and Service-Dodge-Power Giants-Trocks 304-312 S. Cayuga St., Phone 2-2468 Wed of each month, 8:00 pm at 313 N Forest City Grange No 288-Master EC Aurora Weiskerger, treas Mrs Arlene Baker, sec Catholic Daughters of America, Court Santa Elma O'Connor, steward Louis Garcia. Maris No 240-G Regent Frances Spano, Meets 1st and 3rd Sat 8:00 p m at Odd v-Regent Mrs Marie Senecal, historian Fellows Temple Anne Tressy, treas Mrs Dorothy Peters. Forest Home Sewing Circle-Pres Mrs Meets 1st Tues 8:00 p m at Parish Hall Margery Kellogg, sec Mrs Kathleen City Club of Ithaca-Pres Al Hoefer Jr, sec- Dean, treas Mrs Fay Guthrie. Meets treas JE Matthews. Meets Tues 12:15 every other Thurs 3:00 p m at homes of p m at Ithaca Hotel members City Federation of Women's Organizations- FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, Ithaca Pres Mrs Ruth Deabler, rec sec Mrs Aerie No 1253-Pres Raymond Womble. Earl E Clarke, cor sec Mrs Maurice Wil- sec John C Powers, treas James P Cona- cox, treas Mrs' John Lewton. Meets han. Meets 1st and 3rd Mon 8:00 p m 2nd Fri, 2:30 p m at Community Bldg at 330 E State, see p 58 Cornell Alumni Association-Gen sec-treas Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary to Aerie Hunt Bradley. Meets 10:00 a m, Sat No 1263-PresMrsFrancesSmith,sec Mrs before graduation at Statler Hall Blanche Marshall, treas Mane Dewey, Cornell Club of Ithaca-Pres Louis W SulIi- Meets 2nd and 4th Tues at 330 EState van jr, sec David Epstein, treas Carl V Friends of the The Cornell Public Library- Taylert. Meets 8:00 p m at Cornell Pres Mrs John Hirshfeld, sec Mrs Ed Campus Casey, treas Mrs Martin H Daly. Meets Cornell' United Religious Work-L Paul 2nd Tues each month 9:30 a m at Library Jaquith. Meets 3rd Tues each month Garden Club of Ithaca-Pres Mrs Willard noon at Annabel Taylor Hall CD Emerson, sec Mrs JM Cowan, treas Mrs Cornell Women's Club of Ithaca-Pres N S Moore. Meets 3rd Wed each Dorothy C DeLany, sec Adelaide Wright month at homes of members treas Mrs Fred A Bennett. Meets at Girl Scouts Inc, Ithaca Tiotomca Area- call of pres Pres Mrs Edwin G Clement, sec Mrs Country Club of Ithaca-Pres W Robert EM Stage, treas Wayne Lyon, registrar Farnsworth, v-pres Ross H Smith, sec Mrs Thomas Tracy, district dir Mrs George E Cross, rec sec C L Dunbar, Carl Borden. Meets 4th Tues 8:00 p m treas Karl Phillips. Meets 2nd Wed at 313 N Aurora each month 8:00 pm at Clubhouse 159 Grand Army of the Republic-8ee Veteran Triphammer rd, Cayuga Heights Military Orzanizations Daughters of American Revolution-See HOMEBUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF THE Veteran Military Organizations FINGER LAKES INC-Pres Harold A DeWitt Historical f'ociety of Tompkins Buckley (Odessa), sec-treas Robert L County-Pres William J Hassan, treas Kinncr (Elmira), national dir Norbert H Ralph C Smith, curator William Heidt Schickel. Meets 2nd Tues of each Jr, librarian Lillian Leand, sec Edith G month 6:30 pm, .. Heidt. Meets on call at Old Courthouse, Home for Elderly Ladles, The Ladles Dillon 103 E Court Benevolent Societv-Pres Mrs WT East Lawn Cemetery Assn-Pres Carl Cran- Stevens, sec Mrs George J Thompson, dall v-pres Mrs Morgan P Bacon, sec treas T B Maxfield. Meets last Thurs Tru~an Powers, treas Barbara J Nor- each month 10:00 at 514 ~ Aurora throp. l\Ieets annually on call June at Improved Benevolent Protective .Order of Ithaca Town Elks of the World-Forest Citv Lodge . ., co . 180-Treas Weslev Myles. Meets 2nd FamIly and Children s ... ervice Inc-Pres and 4th Ti-cs, 8:30 p m at 119 S TIOga Mrs CI Sayles, sec Mrs B:'1ce 1\1 Payne, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Can- treas Mrs Horace E Shackelton. Meets ton Ithaca No 58-Cart Harry Beckley 2nd Mon each month 5:00 p m at 313 elk Earl G Alexander, treas CD Goff: N Aurora Meets Ist and 3rd Men, 8:00 pm at Odd FINGER LAKES AUTOMOBILE CLUB, 225 Fellows Temple S Cayuga-Pres Howard W Faucett, Iroquois Encampment No 16-CP Kenneth 1st v-pres Robert J Kane, 2nd v-pres Morev, SW Willard Tracey, scribe Delos John P Lemire, treas E.d\Yard F Brund- Everhart, treas Robert Lawrence. Meets age, mgr dir Ralph R Kingsley Jr. Meets 2nd and 4th Man 8:00 p m at IOOF 4th Mon at varied places Temple Finger Lakes Kennel Club (Inc)-Pres Ladies Patriarchs Militant No lO-Pres Thomas F Benson, rec sec Erman K Raclol Everhart, sec Hazel Bordenet, Moore fin sec I\Irs Frieda Hammond. treas Mildred Scott. l\Ieets 1st and 3rd Meets '2nd Wed each month 8:00 p m at Mon of each month 8:00 p m at 310 N Bibbins Hall Cayuga 32 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 HAVERSTICK & CO., Inc. Wholesale ROCHESTER, ITHACA AND NIAGARA FALLS PLUMBING-}{EATING sro TIDRD STREET Phone 4-9528 ITHACA, N. Y. Ithaca Lodge No 71-NG Norman E Tidd, Ithaca Teachers Assn-Pres Mrs Morgan A fin sec Elmer Alvord, sec Delos A Ever­ Kelts, sec Mrs E Ruth Holley, treas hart, treas Ward A Leonard. Meets Elizabeth M Minard. Meets 2nd Thurs every Friday 8:00 p m at Odd Fellows of month 4:00 pm at Senior High School Temple Ithaca Woman's Christian Temperance Union Hawthorn Rebekah Lodge No 163-NG -Pres Mrs Floyd DeFlyer, sec Mrs El­ Mrs Lina Van Nest, fin sec Irene Rumsey wyn B Knapp, cor sec Mrs Miles W rec sec Grace Smith, treas Mary Bryant. Lumbard, treas Mrs Elmer Alvord. Meets 2nd and 4th Tues 8:00 pm at Odd Meets 4th Thurs at Woman's Com­ Fellows Temple munity, 202 N Cayuga Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Home and Or­ Ithaca Woman's Club-Pres Mrs J Barkley phanage State NY-Pres Arthur G Rosser, rec sec Mrs JE Chaney, cor sec Adams, sec Cecil S McConnell (Mas­ Mrs FC Steward, treas Mrs S J Schaef­ sena), treas Shirland H Bouton (Bing­ fer. Meets 1st and 3rd Mon of month at hamton) supvr Dewey Dunn, matron, St John's Episcopal Church Mrs Dorothy Dunn. Meets quarterly Ithaca Yacht Club-Commodore William S Ithaca Appeals Review Board-Chm EA Scott Jr, v-comrnodore C Edward Har­ Whiting, v-pres Joseph Farley, sec Mrs rison, sec William J Hassan, treas Carl H Leslie Wilson. Meets at Chamber of Nelson. Meets on call Commerce as called Kiwanis Club of Ithaca-Pres Howard Haring Ithaca Automobile Dealers Association­ sec Robert C Gould, treas Donald B Pres R Davis Cutting, sec-treas Millard Miller. Meets Ithaca Hotel every Mon Ripley Jr. Meets 2nd Thurs 12:15 at at 12:10 p m Ithaca Hotel Knights of Columbus, Ithaca Council No 277 Ithaca Board of Realtors-Pres John Charles -GK Ronald W Hogan, fin sec Thomas Burns, v-pres Joseph D Gallagher Jr, E Solan, treas Frank E Spedding. Meets sec Edward W Austin, treas Victor C 2nd and 4th Thurs 8:00 p m at K of C Warren. Meets 1st and 3rd Tues at Home time and place to be designated Knights of Pythias, Cascadilla Lodge No 89 ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE­ -CC Roger Dennis, sec-treas Harold Pres Frank Saturn, v-pres Raymond Me­ Thompson. Meets 901 EState Elwee, sec Warren Park, mgr John L Tiley, treas Charles E Treman Jr, office Pythan Sisters Cayuga Temple No 69­ mgr Mrs Betty DeLibero, see p 4 MEC Myrtle W Jones, sec Mrs Joan Besemer, treas Nina Perry. Meets 1st Ithaca College Women's Club-Sec Mrs Jean and 3rd Mon 8:00 p m at Military Hall Welborn. Meets on call by the exec committee Labor Organizations: American Federation of Musicians, Local No 132-Pres Wil­ Ithaca Enterprises Inc-Pres David A Saper­ liam Riley, sec Edward J Moore j-, stone, v-pres R Davis Cutting, sec Joseph treas Richard Bethke. Meets 2nd Tues M Hartnett, treas Paul Brainard. No each month 8:00 pm at Ithaca Hotel stated time and place of meeting Barbers International Union No 481­ Ithaca Paid Firemen's Association-s-Pres Pres Michael David, sec-treas CT John J Gainey, sec Clinton R Wilcox, Sanford, rec sec Richard Cacciotti. treas Martin S Mikula. Meets 1st Mon Meets 4th Wed, 8:00 p m at 310 N 8:00 p m at the Fire Station Cayuga Ithaca Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Assn Bricklayer, Masons and Plasterers Union -Pres Florence Stickler, sec Nancy Local No 17-Pres V Giordona Jr, sec Brown, treas Kay Zahorian. Meets 1st Ugo Spadoline, treas Sam Pastor-lie. Tues 7:30 p m at 210 N Aurora Meets 2nd and 4th Wed, 8:00 p m at 102 Ithaca Jewish Welfare-Chm-sec Morris EState Lewis, treas Burl Zich. Meets on call Carpenters, Union Local No 603-Pres at Temple Beth EI Frank Muzzy, rec sec Fabian Murphy, Ithaca Junior Chamber of Commerce-Pres fin sec-bus agt Reuben N Snyder, treas Palll T Kielv. Meets 1st Wed 12 noon Leon Rothermich. Meets 1st and 3rd at Clinton "HotEl Fri, 7:30 p m at Odd Fellows Temple Ithaca Lions Club-Pres William Krantz, sec Central Labor Union of Tompkins County Carman Stephenson, treas Edward Bar­ -Pres Edmund B Godley, sec-treas ber. ':-Ieets 2nd and 4th Thurs, 6:15 Richard Underhill. Meets 1st and 3rd p m at Clinton House Mon 7:30 pm at Odd Fellows Temple Ithaca Police Benevolent Association-Pres Chauffeurs Teamsters Local 65-Pres-bus Edward J Townsend, sec David Norman, mzr Harry James, sec-treas John Leon­ treas Billy J Belous. Meets Sun 3:00 ard. Meets last Sunday monthly 10:00 p m at Police Dept a m at 102 F Shtt> 1959---"--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 33 Phone 4-6282 206 N. VASTENO'S LIQUOR &WINE STORE TIOGA ST.

Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Local Cayuga Chapter Order De::Vlolay-Sec No 539. IBTC-Pres Stanley Wood, 'Steven Judson, treas John Davis. Meets rec sec Tony Philips, treas Carl Ribble. 1st and 3rd Wed 8:00 p m at Masonic Meets 1st and 3rd Fridays monthly, 8:00 Temple p m at 102 EState Cayuga Council No 90-IM William G International Associations of Machinists, Adams, sec A Earl :\Ionroe, treas ES Local No 1607-Pres Charles Wilson, Sloughter. Meets 1st Wed 7:30 p m at fin sec Richard Underhill, treas Raymond Masonic Temple C Everhart, rec sec Edward Fuller, bus Fidelity Lodge No 51, F&A -W:\f rep Donald J O'Connor. Meets 2nd Charles C Jamison, treas Alfred G Hall, and 4th Wed of month 8:00 p m at 119 sec Reginald R Lumbard. Regular com­ S Cayuga munications 1st and 3rd Tues 7:30 p m Ithaca Building Trades Council-Bus rep at Masonic Temple Frank Dunkle. Meets 2nd and 4th Hobasco Lodge No 716, F&AM-l\1aster Tues, 8:00 p m at 102 EState Russell D Martin, sec Elwyn S Sloughter Ithaca Typographical Union No 379-Pres treas Charles W Markes. Regular com­ Ellis W Brown, sec-treas Leslie B Slator munications, 2nd and 4th Thurs, 7:30 rec sec Donald C Ball. Meets last Sat, p m at Masonic Temple each month 7:00 p m at 102 EState Holv City White Shrine :\'0 23 WS of J­ Painters and Decorators Union No 17B-­ WHP Mrs Margaret Brown, W scribe Pres William Hine, fin sec Raymond Mrs Miriam Tiffany, NP sec Mrs Edith Burgess, rec sec Glennford Howe, treas Aston, treas Mrs Martha D Pratt Cedric Carpenter, bus agt Edmund God­ :\[eets 4th Fri, 8:00 p m at Masonic ley. Meets 2nd and 4th Thurs each Temple month 8:00 pm at 102 EState Ithaca Council, Princes of Jerusalem--SP Plumbers and Steamfitters Union Local William Brashear, sec George Swanson, 109-Pres Andrew Van Buren, fin sec treas Reginald Lumbard. ::\[eets 1st Harlon Backhorn, sec-treas Carl Clark. Mon, 8:00 p m at Masonic Temple Meets 2nd and 4th Mon 8:00 pm at 102 Ithaca Lodge of Perfection, AASR-TP EState :\[ast~r Charles C Jamison, sec George Women's Auxiliary No 150 to Ithaca Typo­ Swanson, treas Reginald Lumbard graphical Union No 379-Pres Mrs Meetings 1st ::\ [on of each month, 7:30 Marian Murphy, sec-treas Anna Mae p TTl at :\Ia"ll1li" Temple Brown. Meets 2nd Tues of each month 8:00 p m at homes of members ITHACA MASONIC TEMPLE CORP-Pres League of Women Voters, Tompkins County William B \\'ilkinson, v-pres Bvron B Chapter ,'j():,l-Pres Mrs John DeWire, Robb, sec Louis K Thaler, treas :\[ R sec Mrs Martin Gibbs, treas :,[rs BV Kerns. Mccts 2nd :\[on each month, Boynton. Meets 3rd Thurs each month X:I)() p m at :\[asonic Temple, see p 60 at Women's Community Bldg Masonic Relief Assn-Sec Leo J Georgiou LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Ithaca Lodge treas Alfred G Hall. :'lfeets on call of No 666-Govemor James G Barron, pres at Xlasonic Temple jr gov T Elmer Samanen, ~ec Duane St Augustine Commandery :\038, Knights. Banfield, treas Arthur VV Ml'l'>..ay. Meets Templar-Comdr Pen)' W Robbins, rec Tues, 8:00 p m at Moose Hall, see p 59 Frank S Xliller, treas Leslie B Town­ Women of the Moose Auxiliary Ithaca send. Regular conclaves 1st and 3r:1 Chapter No 592-Sr regent Elizabeth Thurs, 7:30 p m at 2\1asonic Temple Sherwood, Jr G regent Hilda Turner Jr Tompkins County Shrine Assn-Pres Rob­ regent Helen Wilkins, recorder Ruby ert Eastman, sec Jacob Broich, treas McFarran, chaplain Mary Mente, treas Oliver jones. :\Ieets 1st Fri of each Ina Turk. Meets 1st and 3rd 1\[01'. every month, 1~ noon at Ithaca Hotel month at Moose Hall, 134 IV State MASONIC ORGANIZATIONS ASSOCIA- Maccabees, Edison Tent-Hive :-.10 938­ TED, Amaranth Thimble Club-Pres Mrs Comdr Mrs Elizabeth Sherwood, sec Mildred Bush, sec Ruth .Vlonroe, treas Mrs Nancy B Lang. Meets 1st and 3rd :\lrs Beatrice Haley. :\1eets 2nd Fri at Thurs, 8:00 p m at Xlilitarv Hall 12 :45 p rn, luncheon at :\[asor.ic Temple MASONIC ORGANIZATIONS, Eagle Chap­ ter :'\0 58, RAM-EHP Paul G Smith, Balbec Grotto .V[ 0 "PE R-:\10narch sec Henrv G Thome, treas Alfred G James .Ie: Bush, sec Gordon ::'I[ :\Iadison Hall. Regular convocations ~r.d and treas Harold A Fish. .\Ieets 2nd F;i -lth Tues at :\[asor.ic Temple, see p 60 S:OO p m at .vlasonic Temple Music-News-Sports-Drama WHCU -Dial 870 and Substance 34 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 215 E. STATE ST.

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Forest City Chapter No 436 OES-WM Tompkins County Safety Council-Pres Hugh Mrs Helen Georgiou, WP Leo Georgiou, Hurlbut, sec F Langford Baker. Meets sec Mrs Florence Howland, treas Mrs Chamber of Commerce Martha D Pratt. Meets 2nd and 4th Tompkins County Social Planning Council­ Men, 8:00 pm at Masonic Temple Chm Mrs AP Cook, sec Mrs Ruth Har­ Masonic Ladies Club-Pres Mrs FA rison. Meets as called at 313 N Aurora Liverman, sec Mrs AL Hull, treas Mrs Veteran Military Organizations, American Nellie W Davis. Meets Tues 2:00 p m Legion Post No 221-Comdr David A dinner meetings only at Masonic Temple Warren, fin officer Connie John, adj Order of Amaranth, Oriana, Court No 47­ George Bailey. Meets 2nd Tues each RM Mrs Lilyann Newberry, sec Mrs month 8:00 p m at 415 Stewart av Mary Gober, treas Mrs Lena Mann American Legion Auxiliary Post No 221­ States meetings 3rd Mon, 8:00 p m at Pres Dorothy McGory, sec Mrs Kath­ Masonic Temple erine Waters, treas Mary Moses. Meets Military Organizations, Reserve Officers 2nd Tues each month, 8:00 pm at Legion Training Corps, Instructor Group-­ Home, 415 Stewart av Cornell University Prof military science Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans of and tactics, Col William HAllen Jr Civil War No 12, Major DW Burdick Military and Patriotic Organizations-8ee Camp No 40-Pres Mrs Carrie Lent, Veteran Military Organizations treas Mrs Ethel Brockway, sec Mrs New York State Nurses Association, Ithaca Mary Mandeville. Meets 2nd and 4th Branch District 3-Chm Audrey Byrne, Thurs, 8:00 p m at Military Hall sec Mrs Annette Andrews, treas Elaine Daughters of American Revolution, Cayu­ Hannahs, Meets 3rd Wed 8:00 p mat ga Chapter-Regent Mrs Charles Jami­ different places son, 1st v-regent Shirley C Jacobs, rec Postal Employee Association of Ithaca-e-Sec­ sec Mrs Joseph Huntington, cor sec treas Nelson Stillwell, collector Glenn Leona Smith, treas Mrs Anne C Robin­ Bullock. Meets on call of pres son. Meets 2nd Tues each month, 2:00 Rotary Club of Ithaca-Pres Henry] Shirley, p m at Community Bldg sec Oliver Jones. Meets Wed 12:15 pm Sons of American Revolution, Tompkins at Ithaca Hotel, Office Plaza County Chapter-Pres Harold Jansen, Savage Club of Ithaca The-Pres Bruce M sec Loren Chester (Genoa), treas W Payne, sec George S Butts, treas R Glenn Morris. Meets on call of pres at Selden Brewer. Meets on call 8:00 p m Clinton House at Tubaggon House Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War Camp Semprevisa Society Italian-Pres Tarquino No 40 Com Frank Howe Dr, sec Leland Ricci, v-pres Luigi Petricola, treas B Clark, treas David Barnard. Meets Angelo Battisti, sec Rudolph Saccucci 1st Fri, 8:00 p m at 201 E Seneca Meets Sat night 8:00 p m at North Side Veterans 0: Foreign Wars, Finger Lakes Home Post No 961-Com John Moeller, adj Social Service League of Ithaca-Pres Alfred Alex Thoumire, quartermaster Alex F L Baldwin, treas Remo Spadolini, sec Parks. Meets every 2nd and 4th Wed, ?II Lucille White. Meets 2".d Tues 8:00 p m at 423-425 W State monthly 8:00 p m at 119 Third Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association­ Sons of Italy, Mutual Aid Society No 1146­ Pres Leon H Holman, sec Harold F Pres Ralph P Baldini, treas Anicetto Thompson, treas Raymond B Wheaton. Faiocco, sec Rudolph Saccucci, fin sec Meets 3rd Mon each month 8:00 p m at Kenneth Carbone. ::-'Ieets 1st Fri 8:00 136 EState p m at 417-419 IV State Women's Relief Corps, LW Truesdell Corps South Side Community Center, 303-30.5 S No 51-Pres Mrs Helen Diemond, sec Plain-Pres John H Gauntlett, sec Mrs Elizabeth Sherwood, treas Lotta Dutch­ Anita Reed, treas Anna Genung, exec er. Meets 2nd and 4th Wed, 8:00 P m dir Frederick H Townsend. Meets 2nd at Military Hall Thurs, 8:30 P m at Community House, Women's International League for Peace and office open 9:00 a m to 5:00 p m at The Freedom-Pres Mrs Harrv Freeman, sec Center Mrs John Whyte, treas :\lrs Orlo Kent. Titus Area Civic Organization-Pres Lang­ Meets 2nd Thurs at home of members ford F Baker. Meets on call of pres York State Craftsmen-Pres Mrs Lois O'Con­ Tompcins County Fish and Game Club (Inc) nor, treas Edward B Bosworth 114 N -Pres Leo Gar.gl, sec Robert G Grey, Aurora treas Anthony Sturm. :\Ieets 4th Fri, YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA­ 8:00 p m at Clubhouse TION, 202 E Buffalo-Gen sec Elmer F Tompkins County Medical Society-Pres Blomgren, treas Pi.ilip D Stump. ::\Ieets Dr Edward F Hall, sec Robert H Broad. 3rd Fri each month except July and Aug Meets 3rd Mon 6 :30 p m at Statler Club at Ithaca Hotel. see n fi7 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 35 n J ~~.J. f'1. L. J. VAN MARTER -van /ytaltt£elt {!}'UJce ~auU!J.#lU!,lltt NELSON~. POOLE 7/- - - ,------Propnetors DESKS-CHA!RS-SUPPLmS-MIMEOGRAPIDNG-FILING CABINETS 402 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. Tel. 4-9693 ITHACA, N. Y, Young Women's Hospital Aid-Pres Mrs Assemblyman Ray S Ashbery (Trurnans- Joseph Daino, sec Mrs Frederic L Vaughn burg), Supt of State Police Francis S ::\1c- treas Ruth Sears. Meets 1st Tues each Garvey, Member of the Board of Parole month 8:00 p m at 115 Valentine pI Lee B Mailler chairman, Liquor Authority Zonta Club-Pres Mrs Mary Rile, sec Mrs Thomas E Rohan (New York), Secretary Laura Morgan, treas Mrs Dorothy of State Carmine G DeSapio, Superintend- Peters. Meets 1st and 3rd Thurs 6:30 ent of Public Works John W johnson, p m at Women's Community Bldg Commissioner of :'\lotor Vehicles Joseph P Kelly COURTS (See Page 110) UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT The 41st presidential term of four years PARKS commenced on the 20th day of January, 1957 and will expire at noon on the 20th dav of Finger Lakes State Parks Commission 111 January, 1961. Executive Dept President N Tioga-Chm Allan H Treman (Ithaca) Dwight D Eisenhower (Pennsylvania), Vice v-chrn R Richard Roenke, treas-sec President Richard M Nixon (California). engineer Carl Crandall, William Pom­ The Cabinet: Secretary of State John Foster eroy (Seneca Falls), Douglas G Anderson Dulles (New York), Secretary of Treasury (Elmira), Eugene C Donovan (Auburn), Robert B Anderson (Texas), Secretary of Henry K McAnarney (Watkins Glen), E Defense Neil H McElroy (Ohio), Secretary of Stewart Underhill Jr Executive Office Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson (Utah), Sec­ Ithaca retary of Commerce Lewis L Strauss (New York), Secretary of Labor James C Mitchell NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT (New Jersey), Secretary of Interior Frederick Governor Nelson Rockefeller (New York), A Seaton (Nebraska), Secretary of Health Lieut Governor Malcolm Wilson (New Education and Welfare Arthur S Flemming York), Attorney General Louis F Lef­ (Ohio), Postmaster General Arthur E Sum­ kowitz, Comptroller Arthur Levitt, Cong­ merfield (Michigan), Attorney General Wil­ ressman (36 Dist), John Taber (Auburn), liam P Rogers (Maryland)

THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IS THE CITY DIRECTORY Because It Is Used The Most To Find Just Such Information You Most Wish To Have The Public Know

FIRST-what line of goods you handle. SECOND-where you are located. Pick up a City Directory anywhere, and almost in­ variably you can tell who the progressive, up-to-date merchants and professional men are. There are many brands of clothing, shoes, dry goods, groceries, etc., and some prefer one kind, some another. What better place to state your special brands than in the City Directory? 36 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 HOW TO USE YOUR CITY DIRECTORY The major departtnents In the Directory are arranged In the following order for ready referenee 1. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 4. CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE 2. DESCRIPTIVE AND MISCELLANEOUS 5. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS SECTION 3 ALPHABETICAL SECTION 6 BRANDED GOODS BUYERS' GUIDE 7. HOUSEHOLDERS' AND STREET GUIDE

Particular attention Is directed to four symbols as being important contributing factors In supply_ ng complete Information. They appear as follows: ALPHABETICAL SECTION. "h"-Householder: ·'r"-Resldent. HOUSEHOLDERS' AND STREET GUIDE, "lI"-Telephone Subscriber, u@"_ Homeowner.

The City Directory Will Answer Your Everyday Questions-- ABOUT AND INDIVIDUAL How does he spell his name? ..•••••••••••••••Alpha Is he the "head of the house," roomer or Is he married? What is his wife's name? Alpha resident? Alpha. HH and S Where does he live? Alpha How many adults over 18 years of age in the Does he own his home? HH and St family? (same address) .....•...... •Alpha Does he own a business? Alpha Has he a telephone? HH and St Is he a member of a partnership? ....•...... Alpha Where is the nearest telephone HH and St Is he an officer in a corporation? ...... ••.•..Alpha Who are his neighbors? •.•...... HH and St Others in the same business or profession? .•.•Class Is the woman single. married, divorced. sepa- What does he do for a living? ...... •...•..Alpha rated or a widow? Alpha Where does he work? Alpha What was the name of the widow's husband? .Alpha

ABOUT A BUSINESS CONCERN What is the correct name? Alpha-Class (NOTE: If name is in bold type, saying"for further What is the correct address? ..•...•..Alpha-Class information see" much more detailed information Just what do they do? ...... •Alpha-Class appears on that page such as:) Is it a Partnership or Corporation? .•.••••....Alpha Who are the Partners? . (if a firm) ..•..•.•....Alpha What are their specialties?. Class-Buyers' Guide Who are the chief officers? . (if inc) Alpha Description of products and services Buyers' Guide Others in same or similar lines? Class Location of branches Alpha- HH-Clas

ABOUT A LOCALITY Quickest way to get there? ...... •....HH and St Just where in the block is it located? •....HH and St How do the Streets run? HH and St What is the nearest street comer? HH and St Who lives at a given address? HH and St What is the nearest store, church, school, Is there a telephone there; where is the garage. etc? HH and St nearest phone? HH and St What is the character of the neighbor- If business location, what business? .....•HH and St hood? HH and St If an office bldg, who are in what rooms? .. HH and St Is it a "Homeowners" section, Apt. house section, etc? ...... •...... HH and St Where are bldgs-office and public? Class

ABOUT CLUBS, SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS. ETC. What are the names and locations and who What is the complete name? Class-Mise are the Principals of the schools? .... " Class-Mise Where are their headquarters? .••...... ••Mise Who is the Secretary? Mise What are names and locations of the Ceme- teries? Class-Mise When are tne stated meetings? ...... •.Mise What are the Cnurches and where located? Alpha-Class What are the locations of the Hospitals. Who are the pastors? Mise Homes and Asylums? ...... •.... Class-Mise

ABOUT CITY. COUNTY. STATE OR FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS See Miscellaneous and Alpha Sections ABOUT STATISTICAL AND HISTORICAL INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR CITY See Descriptive Section Key: Alpha-Alphabetical Section Class-Classified Business Section Mise-Miscellaneous HH and St-Householders and Street Guide APARTMENTS

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 37 fAIRVIEW MANOR "An Apartment Home of Distinctive Charm"

FAIRVIEW MANOR 518 Dryden Road REALTY CO., INC. 522 Dryden Road (OWNER) 4 23 Oak Ave. Norbert H. Schickel, Ph. D. PRESIDENT ITHACA, N. Y.

FIREPROOF HOMES Built by the "Schickel Process" of Building Construction "UNITED STATES STEEL HOMES" NORBERT H. SCHICKEL and Associates ENGINEERS

4-23 Oak Ave. DESIGNERS

IT'HACA, N. Y. BUILDERS CITY GOVERNMENT 38 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 CITY OF ITHACA CITY GOVERNMENT

MAYOR FINANCE John F. Ryan Stimson, Stallman, Mueller

ACT[NG MAYOR CHARTER and ORDINANCES Don E. Gibson Murphy, Osborn, Visnyei PUBLIC SAFETY ALDERMEN Connolly, Van Marter, Alo Ralph Mazza, R. T. Horn, Mrs. Ruth Harrison, J. D. Murphy, Robert PUBLIC WORKS and COUNTY Mueller, Clinton R. Stimson, Ralph RELATIONS Baldini, Arthur C. Stallman, Mrs. Baldini, Stallman, Horn Agda S. Osborn, Donald Gibson, Murray C. Van Marter, George J. YOUTH and RECREATION Visnyei, Frank Connolly, Frank Alo. Gibson, Harrison, Mazza Regular meetings 1st Wednesday of each month at 7 :30 p. m., Council CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Chamber City Hall Smith G. Paulison, H. W. Shack­ elton, secretary John W. Ross. CITY OFFICERS Meetings called by chairman, Mrs. City Clerk-George A. Blean Florence Rumph Deputy City Clerk-Edward I. Barber BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS City Attorney-James J. Clynes, Jr. The Mayor, chairman and member City Chamberlain-Mrs. Adeline ex officio L. Shaw; deputy, John Wright, office Commissioners-L. S. Pickering, 115 N. Tioga term expires Dec. 31, 1964; James City Judge-Edward J. Casey, act­ ing judge Edward W. King Conley, term expires Dec. 31, 1959; Clerk City Court-Martina Neid- William M. Egan, term expires Dec. erman 31,1959; Carl J. Yengo, term expires City Assessor-J. E. Dixon Dec. 31, 1963; F. W. Egan, term Deputy Assessor-C. John Calistri expires Dec. 31, 1961 City Marshal-John M. Kelly Engineer of Public Works-Leon Associate Assessors-John Leacht- H. Cass neauer and William Heidt, Jr. Chief of Police-H. L. Van Ostrand Forester-Richard S. Baker Police Commissioner-Langford F. Superintendent Public Works-F. Baker J. Laverty, assistant superintendent Building CommissIoner-PhilWal­ lick Charles W. Rich (Trumansburg), Sealer of Weights and Measures­ office 510 First. Regular meetings E. Paul Nedrow 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in each Dog Warden-Chester M. Arm­ month at 5 :00 p. m., Council Cham­ strong ber, City Hall COUNTY GOVERNMENT 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 39

Tompkins County

Courthouse, 320 NORTH TIOGA STREET

ADMINISTRATION County Judge and Surrogate-NORMAN G. STAGG Special County Judge-LOUIS K. THALER County Clerk-W. GLENN NORRIS County Treasurer-DONALD A. STOBBS Deputy County Treasurer-ZDENKA K. STEPAN (Newfield) Sheriff-HOWARD HARVEY Deputy County Clerk-BENJAMIN F. TOBEY District Attorney-ROGER SOVOCOOL Coroner-RALPH J. LOW (Trumansburg) Surrogate's Clerk-MARY MINEAH Commissioner of Public Welfare-MYRON L. EVANS Superintendent of Highways-JOHN E. MILLER Sealer of Weights and Measures-CARL ROE Commissioner of Elections-MRS. VIOLA C. BOOTHROYD Commissioner of Elections-MRS. GRACE E. BAKER

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Harvey Stevenson, Chairman, Town of Enfield; Ralph Fuller, Town of Caroline; Erie J. Miller, Jr., Town of Danby; Lewis H. Gridley, Town of Dryden; Claude W. Holden, Town of Groton; Harry N. Gordon, Town of Ithaca; Harris B. Dates Town of Lansing; J. Henry Heslop, Town of Newfield; Clifford Bower, Town of Ulysses

ITHACA BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 1st Ward-James R. Graves 4th Ward-Edward P. Abbott 2nd Ward-Paul W. Blanchard 5th Ward-Daniel B. Flynn 3rd Ward-Thomas Griffin 6th Ward-Donald J. Culligan 7th Ward-Byron V. Nelson AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE

40 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 eayuga c9l10tors Sales Corp.

ITHACA, NEW YORK

FORD PRODUCTS CARS TRUCKS COMMERCIALS

Reconditioned Used Cars Genuine Ford Parts Repair Shop Body Repairs

123-127 E. Green St. PHONE 4-6315 j. -- AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE 19 59- M ANNIN G' S ITHACA DIRECTORY-19 5 9 41 Finney Motors Inc.

CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE SA LES and SERVICE

General Tires

.~ Where Service Is Not a Sideline"

Phone 4-9915

210 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA , N. Y. AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE

42 19 5 9 - l\IAN NING' S ITHACA D IRECTO Ry-1959 LONG'S MOTOR SALES AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR RAMBLERS AND JEEPS

RAMBLER "6" or REBEL "V8" CUSTOM STATION WAGON Complete Line of Parts and Accessories Repairs also made on Hudson and Nash Cars

Complete Alignment and Front End Service Radiator Repairs and Recoring

" The Finest Selections in Used Cars" PHONE 2-1581

231 ELMIRA ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE

19 5 9 - M ANNI NG' S ITHACA D IRECTORy -19 5 9 43 J. G. PRITCHARD & SON INC. Buick & Pontiac

SERVICE FOR ALL CARS PARTS-SUPPLIES-ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION-WASHING-POLISHING WHEEL BALANCE AND ALIGNMENT BRAKE DRUM GRINDING PAINT AND BODY SHOP HILLMAN - Sales & Service - OPEL The Home of " BETTER VALUE USED CARS"

Service and Parts-Dial 2-2396 Office and Sales-Dial 2-2475 227 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE

44 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 RIPLEY MOTOR CO.

339 ELMIRA ROAD Tel. 2-1861 Authorized Sales and Service

FOR THE SENSATIONAL GERMAN-MADE

VOLKSWAGEN

WITH THE AIR-COOLED MOTOR THAT DELIVERS 38 MILES TO THE GALLON AND FEATURES THE TORSION BAR SUSPENSION TO GIVE YOU A SWAY­ LESS COMFORTABLE RIDE. SEE IT-DRIVE IT NOW

DELIVERS FOR ONLY $1575 USED CARS AMOCO GAS Tires and Tubes Batteries and Service AUTHORIZED SALES and SERVICE

MG MORRIS MINOR ...... <;;) JAGUAR ELVA c,n <;;) PORSCHE RENAULT I SPRITE BORGWARD ~ ;.- PEUGEOT ALFA ROMEO z AUSTIN-HEALY CITROEN ...... z z LANCIA o > [J)- q VESPA SCOOTERS t-3 ..,>-; 0 :r: ~ ;.- o 0 GUARANTEED REPAIR ;.- tx:l H U t'"4 SERVICE ON ALL ...... tTl ::0 en tIl MAKES o.., 0 ::0

I...... 0 * * * .:;, RIPLEY MOTOR CO. SPORT CARS <;;) 337 ELMIRA RD.- YZ Mile from Plaza Phone 2-1863 ITHACA, N. Y.

>l­ J v ' AUTOMOBILES-CHEVROLET

46 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRE CT ORy-19 5 9 WALSH & SON CHEVROLET Inc.

Authorized CHEVROLET Sales and Service

320 ELMIRA ROAD Phone 4-6381 AUTOMOBILES-GAS-OIL

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 47 R. T. G. Esso Service Station Riley - Townsend Lubricating Specialists 335 EAST STATE STREET

PEP FOR YOUR CAR Esso and Essolene Esso Motor Oils Essolubrication FREE CRANKCASE SERVICE

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

Parking Station Car Storage Day and Night-Opp. Ithaca Bowling Center F hone 4-9083 AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE

48 1959-l\IANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 HEAD'S SERVICE STATION D. F. HEAD OIL COMPANY ROBERT J. and MYRA B. JOHNSTON, Owners Distributor American Amoco Gasoline and Oils Essoheat Fuel Oil and Kerosene TIRE, LUBRICATION AND BATTERY SERVICE Telephone 2-1272 119 N. ALBANY ST. ITHACA, N. Y. PAUL'S AUTO PARTS USED CARS SALES General Auto Repairing NEW AND USED PARTS TOWING SERVICE PENNYSLVANIA TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES PAUL HARDESTY, Owner 900 TABER ST. Phone 4-3376 ITHACA, N. Y. WATERS & MINNICH "BUS" WATERS "BILL" MINNICH SHARP USABLE CARS Phone 9380 306 ELMIRA ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. AUTO BODY WORKS

Bodies and Complete Fenders AUTO Auto Glass Repaired PAINTING Service

EDWARD MacCARRICK, Proprietor

Rear 224 S. CAYUGA ST. Phone 4-6183 ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES-SALES--SERVICE

1959-l\!ANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 49

'S TRANSMISSION ART SERVICE ART KAHKONEN, Proprietor Specialists in Service on All Types AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT UNITS EXCHANGED Tel. Ithaca 2-1450 311 S. CORN opposite Co-op Shopping Center TED BARNETT'S BLUE SUNOCO SERVICE CUSTOM BLENDED TO YOUR REEDS (6 BLE~DS) Gas - Oils ~ . SUNOCD Tires Batterzes We're Proud of Our A to Z Lubrication 519 W. State St. Tel. 4-9086 Ithaca CARROLL'S RICHFIELD SERVICE WILMAR W. CARROLL WILLIAM A. CARROLL, JR. Complete Auto Service TIRES-USED CARS STEAM CLEANING 233 ELMIRA ROAD (At Meadow St.) Phone 9143 ITHACA, N. Y. STEVENS SUNOCO SERVICE ELMIRA ROAD I ~ . G Complete _II I. Minor Service ~ Repairing .TRAILER RENTAL SYSTEM COAST TO COAST CROFT TRAILER RENTALS 210 ELMIRA RD. Tel. 4-5741 ITHACA, N. Y. AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE

50 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 Peter's Service Station 24 Hour W reeker Service Complete ~ Service

: .- Used Cars GAS, LUBRICATION, TIRES GULF BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES 1103 DANBY ROAD Tel. 4-6840 ITHACA, NEW YORK Rotary Service Station GAS-OIL-LUBRICATION FRANCES E. CONGER, Manager "THE BEST FOR LESS" Dial 9437 ELMIRA ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. B& H OIL CO. INC. C. LEE BOSTWICK, President Distributors of Flying A Gasolines and Atlantic Furnace Oils Flying A Tires Flying A Batteries 414 ELMIRA ROAD Tel. 4-6273 ITHACA, N. Y. Mike's ESSO Service MINOR "MIKE" PATTERSON, Proprietor AUTO ACCESSORIES-TIRES-ROAD SERVICE LUBRICATION -- WASHING We Give Stop & Save Triple S Blue Stamps

WEST STATE and BUFFALO STS. Tel. 8870 AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE

1959--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 31

SMITH'S ATLANTIC SERVICE HAROLD H. SMITH, Proprietor Gas Oil

~~, LUBRICATION-WASHING.,I ~.~ .' !U~\\~ COMPLETE BRAND NAME SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR * OPEN 24 HOURS Cor. CAYUGA and GREEN Tel. 4-6261 ITHACA, N. Y. FALL CREEK SERVICE STATION BUSES and SCHOOL BUSES FOR CHARTER Gasoline Oil

FOR FAST, EFFICIENT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE Phone 2-1461 202 EAST FALL ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Cliff's SHELL Service Gas- Oil-Lubrication BATTERIES-TIRES-ACCESSORIES GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED Phone 3420 700 SOUTH MEADOW ST. ITHACA, N. Y. L. B. TOWNSEND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS MOBILHEAT • MOBILGAS • MOBIL KEROSENE MOBIL OILS. OIL BURNERS. SALES and SERVICE

801 CASCADILLA ST. Phone 4-6552 ITHACA, N. Y. BEVERAGES-BEER-WATER SOFTENERS 52 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 NATIONAL WATER CONDITIONING CO. "Water Conditioning Specialists" HEADQUARTERS FOR

mEmSER ~,' ~~ WIJTE~ , ~ "~ ~~\~IT,~~~,~n~~ 'FounQ!:n10n ~~ ~\:m

The Mark of Quality Since 1908 FREE WATER ANALYSIS AND ESTIMATES • Sulphur Removal • Purification Systems • Any Water Problem NICHOLAS J. JURIED, Proprietor APPLEGATE CORNERS RD. Tel. 4-1797-Any Time PABST - BEER - PIELS GOEBEL BEER MOLSON BEER and ALE Cayuga Beverage Co.

628 W. STATE ST. Phone 4-6556 ITHACA, N. Y. CARL ]. YENGO YENGO DISTRIBUTING CO. BEER DISTRIBUTORS SCHLITZ-CARLINGS-LOWENBRAU-LaBATTS

302 W.LINCOLN ST. Tel. 4-9957 ITHACA, N. Y. BEVERAGES-BEER-CANDY-LIQUORS

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 53 Victory Liquor Store 303 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD. ITHACA, N. Y. "The Place to Know When Spirits are Low" Ithaca's Complete Liquor Store Agents for S. S. PIERCE CO. FINE WINES AND SPIRITS Free Delivery Phone 9937 Free Customer Parking Ithaca Bottling Works ManuFacturers of Soft Drinks Schaefer Beer Irish Cream Ale Utica Club Beer and Ale

407 W. SENECA ST. Phone 4-6402 ITHACA, N. Y. ROSICA DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. WHOLESALERS CANDY - TOBACCO - CIGARS FOUNTAIN SYRUPS - POTATO CHIPS - ETC. Phone 2-1442 211 HANCOCK STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

THE CITY DIRECTORY Does not compete with any other advertising medium It supplements and complements all other forms of mercantile publicity.

\ CHURCHES

5-1 1 9 3 9 - rdAN NI NG 'S ITHACA DIRE CT ORY- 1 9 5 9

jfirst llresbpterian ([burcb

DeWITT PARK ITHACA, N. Y.

REV. WALTER A. DODDS, D.D., Pastor REV. DONALD A. ACTON, Associate Pastor REV. WILLIAM S. EATON, Assistant Pastor

REV. ALFRED LEE KLAER, University Pastor

SERVICES ON SUNDAY Morning Worship 9 :30 and 11:00 a. m. One hour services, begins promptly, dismisses promptly. Superb music. Choir of 82 voices, led by Mr. Thomas Tracy.

Church School-9:30 and 11:00 a. m. Senior High Westminster Fellowship-6:00 p. m. Westminster Student Body-5:30 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 4-6225 " CHURCHES

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959

EAST LINCOLN AT UTICA

IN FELLOWSHIP WITH THE FOLLOWING: General Association of Regular Baptist Churches American Council of Christian Churches International Council of Christian Churches

REV. HAROLD E. COLE, Pastor

622 UTICA STREET Phone 9741

You are cordially invited to the following Services: SUNDAY Bible School-lO:00 a. m. Morning Worship-ll :00 a. m. Regular Baptist Training Union-6 :30 p. m. Evening Service-7 :30 p. m.

WEDNESDAY Mid-Week Devotional Service-7:30 p. m.

BIBLICAL EVANGELISTIC PREMILLENNIAL CHURCHES 56 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959

C!Cburcb of tbe 3lmmaculatt C!Concrption (R. c.)

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

Dial 9272

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RT. REV. MSGR. WILLIAM BYRNE, Pastor

Assistants REV. OTTO J. VOGT

REV. WILLIAM M. THOMAS

REV. EDWARD A. ZIMMER

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Masses on Sundays-7:00, 8 :00, 9 :00, 10:00, 11 :00 a. m. and 12:10 p. m,

Baptisms-3 :15 p. m.

Novena Devotions-Sundays 7 :45 p. m.

Masses on Holy Days-6:00, 7 :00, 8 :00, 9 :00 a. m. 12:10 and 5 :30 p. m.

Masses on First Fridays-7:00, 7 :30, 8 :00 a. m, and 5 :30 p. m,

Masses on Weekdays-7:00, 7:30 and 8:00 a. m. CLUBS-Y.M .C.A. 1959-MANNING'S I THACA DIRECTORy- 1959 57

The Ithaca Y. M. C. A. 202 E. BUFFALO ST. Tel. 4-6133 ITHACA, N. Y. Activities for Men, Women, Boys and Girls

TO TAKE KEEP VITAMIN SPRY "y"

PltO-Cfltam ()ppO-Ittundied­ WE HAVE TO OFFER MEMBERS Basketball H ealth Education Socials Softball Shower Baths Dancing Volleyball Swimming P ool 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 Radio and Television lJiealtl'f Mem/;eltd-Itip Rated­ Sustaining $ 25.00 Older Boys $ 9 .00 Family $ 30 .00 Boys' Full $ 7 .50 Business Men $ 24.00 Boys' Social $ 4 .00 Senior Full $ 16 .00 Girls' Full $ 5.25 Senior Social $ 7 .50 Women $ 7 .00 Life $ 100 .00 Girls' Social $ 4 .00 Young Men (18-21) $ 14 .00 Women's Social $ 4.00 CLUBS-FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

58 19 59-MANNING'S ITHACA D IRECTORY-19 5 9

Ithaca Aerie No. 1253 Fraternal Order of Eagles

330 EAST STATE ST. Phone 4-0611 ITHACA, N. Y. Bowlin g Alley Phone 2-2512

OFFICE OF THESECRETA RY TRUS TEES Jr. P. W. President, H arold Rose E. Leroy Mill er, Chairman Worthy P resident, Ra ymond Womble P eter M cAllis ter Worthy Secre tary, J ohn C. Powers Robert Mille r Worthy Treasurer, J ames P. Conahan Charl es Miller Worthy Chap lain, Richard Henderson H erbert Snow Worthy Inside Guard , George Crawford

Ou r Four Gre at P rinciples LIBERTY, TRUTH, JUSTICE and EQUALITY

Yearly Dues $13.00-We P ay Our Members $7.00 We ekly Sick Benefit. We pay to the dependent s of our members $150.00 funeral ben efit. Our National Organ ization of over 1,000,000 members were founde rs of the Mother's P ension Law, Moth er's Day, Workmen's Compens ation Law an d Old Age Pension M ovements.

MEETINGS FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY NIGHTS CLUBS-FRATERNAL

1959-MANNING'S I THACA DIRECTORY-19.59 59 llopaI ~rber of ~oo~e 3Jtbaca l!.obgr ~o. 666 134 WEST STATE STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

Past Governor...... ARTHUR W. McFARRON Governor...... JAMES G. BARRON Junior Governor...... T. ELMER SEMANEN Prelate.... . CHARLES MENTE, JR. Secretary.. . DUANE W. BANFIELD Treasurer...... ARTHUR W. McKAY Trustee.. ..ROBERT HOLLISTE R Trustee. . . JOHN BREWSTER Trustee.. . .. CLIFFORD E. DICKERSON Stewards...... DONALD I. DINGLER and AL DORN Meetings Every Tuesday 8 :00 p. m, Tel. 4-9166 Office 2-2572 CLUBS-FRATERNAL-MASONIC 60 HH59-MANNING'S I THACA D IRECTORY-1959 MASONIC TEMPLE

After having met and rented quarters for a number of years the Masons finally erected a Temple of their own at the corner of North Cayuga and East Seneca Streets. The Temple, one of the finest in this section of the State, was dedicated in October, 1926. It has furnished a proper meeting place to inculcate the teachings of M aso nry so that its traditions may be carried on. The various bodies and organizations ar e always glad to welcome visiting M asons or thei r wives . FIDELITY LODGE NO. 51, F. & A. M. , 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, R. R. Lumbard, Secretary HOBASCO LODGE NO . 716, F. & A. M ., 2nd and 4th Thursdays, Elw yn S. Sloughter, Secretary EAGLE CHAPTER, NO. 58, R. A. M ., 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, Henry C. Thorne, Secretary CAYUGA COUNCIL NO . 90, R. & S. M ., 1st W ednesday, Earl Monroe, Se cret ary ST. AUGU STINE COMMANDERY NO . 38, Knights Templar, 1st and 3rd Thursdays, Perry Rob bins, Secretary ITHACA LODGE OF PERFECTION,A. A. S. R., 1st M onday, George Swanson, Secretary ITHACA COUNCIL, Princes of J erusalem , 1st Monday, George Swan­ son, Secretary TOMPKIN S COUNTY SHRINE ASSOCIATIO N, 1st Fr iday, 12 :30 p. m., Ithaca Hotel, J. B. Broich, Secretary FOREST CITY CHAPTER, NO. 436, O. E. S., 2nd and 4th M ondays, W. Florence Howland, Secretary HOLY CITY, White Shrine, 4th Fr iday, Miriam. Tiffany, Sec retary ORDER OF AMARANTH, Oriana Court No. 47, 3rd Monday, Mary Gober, Sec retary BALBEC GROTTO, M. O. V. P. E. R, 2nd Friday, Gordon Madison, Secretary ITHACA MASONIC TEMPLE CORPORATION, 2nd Monday LADIES MASONIC CLUB, 3rd Wednesday, Dinner Meeting only ITHACA ASSEMBLY, Order of the Rainbow, 1st and 3rd Fridays, Sybil Sprag ue, Secretar y CAYUGA CHAPTER, Order DeMolay, 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, Steven Judson, Secretary BROTHER MASONS INVITED For Compl ete Information see Miscellaneous Directory CLOTHING-CLEANERS-FURS-FABRICS 1959-l\fANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 61

CLEANING DYEING PRESSING ALTERATIONS

Call Delivery Dial 8606 "Whpre Service of Quality is RPrmered On Material. oj Serviceable Quality ft

Clinton Hotel Basement Plant 0[1 Downtown ITHACA, N. Y. EAST SHORE DR.

ESTB. COSENTINI'S 1920 CUSTOM SHOE REBUILDING FLORSHEIM FOOTFLAIR BASS SANDLER OF BOSTON BATES PARADISE KITTENS RED CROSS STRIDE RITE for Children 217 E. STATE ST. Phone 4-1471 ITHACA, N. Y. LOUIS HERMAN FURS A. S. CHERKOSS, Proprietor "Lthaca's Fur Center" FINE FUR~-' ST()RAGE READY MADE OR STYLED TO ORDER FRIGID STORAGE ON PREMISES Remodeling-Cleaning-Repairing 318 E. STATE ST. Phone 4-0141 ITHACA, N. Y. WISSEN FABRICS INC. Decorative Fabrics DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS, UPHOLSTERY FABRICS CHINTZ, CURTAINS, ETC. CUSTOM-MADE DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS, ETC. All Types of Dress Fabrics Phone 4-6115 220 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. COMMUNITY SHOPPING CENTER

62 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 The Corners Community Center

HANSHAW and TRIPHAMMER RDS. in CAYUGA HEIGHTS

Atwaters EVERYTHING TO EAT-Tel. 4-9541

Louise Boyle Photography Tel. 2-1617

Community Book Shop MR. and MRS. STANLEY E. PEREZ-Tel. 4-1160

Conley's Liquor Store FREE DELIVERY-Tel. 4-0622

Corners Community Center, Inc. WALTER c. HEASLEY, JR., President-Tel. 9527

The First National Bank & Trust Co. Cayuga Heights Office, 907 HANSHAW ROAD-Tel. 4-1669 COMMUNITY SHOPPING CENTER

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 63 The Corners Community Center

HANSHAW and TRIPHAMMER RDS. in CAYUGA HEIGHTS

Hill Drug Stores CORNERS BRANCH-Tel. 4-2145

P etrillose Cleaners Ithaca Laundry

CORNERS BRANCH-Tel. 9181

Corners Post Office Substation No.5 Tel. 9181

Lynch's Hardware ROY WARNER, Manager-Tel. 9980

Pritchard's Corners Station Inc. Phone 4-1623

Carl C. & Robert B. Tallman ARCHITECTS-Tel. 2-2561 CONTRACTORS-LUMBER 64 HJ39-l\IANNING'S ITHAcA D IRECTORy-1959 BAKER LUMBER CO. 50S THIRD STREET ITHACA, N. Y. DRYDEN GROTON CORTLAND " - ---=-~:- =:-====~.",..- -~~------"- --, SUPPLY <0.1 ftC. __ " - - " , " ...

• COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS • HOME BUILDING AND MODERNIZATION CON SULTATION SE RVICE •INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES •LU 8 RE • CO SYSTEM HOMES • STEEL SPAN UTILIT Y BUILDING Custom Kitchens by Bak er Ithaca Area's Only Custom Kitchen Center

Bali:el' CustOIn Cabinets (or 'hose who demond 'he finest •Appliances Complete Kitchen Planning and Remodeling Service Kitc hen Showroom, 79 WE ST MAIN STREET DRYDEN, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-LUMBER

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

BUILDING HEADQUARTERS CONTRACTORS-GENERAL

66 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 PAUL MANCINI &SONS INC.

ITHACA, N. Y. General Contracting

SERVICES Masonry Wark Carpentry Work Concrete Work Black Top Driveways Excavating & Trenching Drainage

SALES Valdura Paints Pittsburgh Brushes Native Flagstone and Building Stone Sinclair Gasoline

Equipment Rentals

NORTH BRINDLEY STREET Phone 4-6030 CONTRACTORS-CONCRETE 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 67

UNIVERSITY SAND & GRAVEL

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Earth Moving Equipment

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605 Dryden Road Ithaca New York Phone 8814 CONTRACTORS

68 1959-l\IANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 ALBY & SONS GRADING AND CONCRETE WORK Trenching by Backhoeing Water and Sewer Lines Septic Tank Systems PARKING LOT FILL Concrete Steps+ Curbs+ Walks Driveways+ Drainage

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111111111111 Call for Free Estimate Tel. 3-1343 ALBY & SONS 605 CASCADILLA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-PAVING 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 69 ECONOMY PAVING CO. General Paving Contractors Asphalt-Black Top Oiling-Grading-Trucking Phone SK 6-70ZZ

FREE ESTIMATES

J. COMPAGNI, JR. H. F. HUDSON

182 PORT WATSON STREET CORTLA,ND, N. Y.

COMPAGNI CONSTRUCTION CO.

JOSEPH COMPAGNI FRED G. COMPAGNI • CONCRETE WORK • EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS SKyline 6-7022

182 PORT WATSON STREET CORTLAND, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-PAVING

70 1 9 5 9-MAN NING'S ITHACA DIRECT ORy-19 59

FOR ANY PA VING JOB CORTLAND PAVlr;G COMPANY General Contractors

• Parking Lots • Tennis Courts • Driveways • Oiling • Trucking

Box 747 Phone SKyline 6-6451 CORTLAND, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-PLUMBING-AIR CONDITIONING

1959- M A N NI NG' S ITHACA DIRE CT ORy - 1 9 5 9 71 JAMIESON - McKINNEY CO., INC. 115-121 SOUTH CAYUGA ST.

Phone 3434 "Where Tour Grandfather Bought l--rhat Pump"

':S\andal'd" INCE 1873 when this business was founded , we have seen S tremendous advances in plumbing, heating and sanitary engineering. Contrast the conveniences of the 1959 home­ hot water available at any time, desired room temperature at the flick of a thermostat-with the homes of our ancestors.

We Welcome the Submission of Your Problems to Us The Plumber Guards the Health of the Nation CONTRACTORS-PLUMBING

72 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 BREWER &BROWN CO.Inc. Plumbing &Heating Sheet Metal &Roofing

John Wood and Ruud Automatic Water Heaters

J anitrol Gas Boilers and Furnaces

Conversion Burners, Furnaces and Unit Heaters

Universal, Rundle and American

Standard Plumbing Fixtures

Coleman Products

Eaves Troughs

Air Conditioning

Complete Line of Youngstown Appliances

Free Estimates

Dial 2-1803

304-308W. LINCOLN ST. ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-PLUMBING-HEATING

19 :)!)-MAN NING'S I THACA DIRE CT ORY-19 5 9 73 HULL HEATING & PLUMBING INC. ADELBERT L. HULL, President

. HULL HElliNG~ ' : :0

PLUMBING AND HEATING

CRANE PLUMBING FIXTURES ELECTRIC AND GAS APPLIANCES WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS DUTCH BOY PAINTS KITCHENAID DISHWASHERS BURKS WATER PUMPS BRYANT GAS HEATING EQUIPMENT IRON FIREMAN HEATING EQUIPMENT PERMUTIT WATER SOFTENERS PLUMBING and HEATING TOOLS and SUPPLIES Finest Workmanship-Best Quality Material

Dial 2-2316 If No Answer Call 8515 or 3-1679 802-804 W. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS -WELDING

74 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959

JOHN A. NENO, Proprietor

FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES AGENTS FOR by Anchor Fence RESIDENTIAL Hart INDUSTRIAL and Fred Meyer of Calif. RUSTIC WOOD Bennett Ireland Concrete Steps Keystone Concrete Septic Tanks ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings *" Columns *" Brackets House Markers *" Weathervanes Lamps *" Lamp Posts

Fire Escapes General Welding All Types of Steel Work "For the Best in Welding Call Johnny 2-2231"

720 WEST GREEN ST., Opposite GLF Service Station

P. O. Box 261 ITHACA, N. Y. II CONTRACTORS-WELDING

19.59-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 75 National Welding

WILLIAM G. KISSOCK, Owner "Everything for Welding" Medical Gases and Supplies • Oxygen & Acetylene • Carbon Dioxide Welding Equipment • Westinghouse • A. C. & D. C. Distributor Arc Welders • Smith Welding Equip. • Fire Extinguishers • Sioux Tools Automotive Refinishing Supplies SALES and SERVICE BlaGk Hawk EqUipment-Binns Spraying Equipment JaGks &Porto Power Repairs AI I Makes of Equipment Repaired

Tel. 2-2591

Nites, Sundays and Holidays 8596

805 TABER STREET ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS---BUILDERS-ROOFING SUPPLIES

76 19 5 9- J'vIAN NI NG' S ITHACA D IRECTORY- 1959 EMPIRE BUILDING SUPPLIES Complete Line Of Benjamin Moore Paints Concrete Drain Tile, Lumber

BriGkette Hardware

Aluminum Flagstone • SPARKS • FUEL • SMOKE WASTE • DIRT • COLD Windows • lOSS OF flOOR HEAT DRAFTS

Control Fire"with (I Flick of the Finger' 332 SPENCER ROAD Phone 3-1565 ITHACA, N. Y. WALTER G. LANE Building Contractor ROOFING-SIDING

Phone 4-1926

112 COMPTON ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. ROCCO P. LUCENTE Building Contractor NEW AND REMODELING WORK HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION Office, 506 WARREN ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. Phone 3-1261 CONTRACTORS-BUILDERS-ENGINEERS

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 77 w. D. McELWEE & SONS Phone 9125 ANDREW W. McELWEE-Phone 8525 RAYMOND F. McELWEE-Phone 4-2480 General Contractors Wire, Write or Phone for Estimates 109 McINTYRE PLACE ITHACA, N. Y. l\tlcPHERSON BUILDERS Residential and Commercial Buildings Al terations-Painting

Phone 2-2345

315 NORTH TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

R. C. MANDEVILLE & SON PAINT-WALLPAPER-VENETIAN BLINDS BRUNING PAINT FLOOR TILE jtl e:IIanJIf to. eat' "AIanJIf" Phone 3-1436 1456 SLATERVILLE ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. WARD CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS ENGINEERS Dial 4-1261

Carey Building 314 EAST STATE STREET CONTRACTORS-ELECTRICAL

78 1959-1\IANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 rHAYER APPLIANCE CO. Established 1926 Frigidaire Appliances REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, AUTOMATIC WASHERS ELECTRIC DRYERS, ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS FOOD FREEZERS Tappan Gas Appliances Zenith Radios and Television

Complete Radio, TV and Frigidaire Service

Dial 8853 417-419 WEST SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. CORTRIGHT ELECTRIC INC. "WIRERIGHT WITH CORTRIGHT" Contractors Engineers ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phones 3-1527-Nights and Sundays 5633 653 ELMIRA ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. MARION ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

Phone 4-6091 BURTT PLACE, R.D.5 ITHACA, N. Y. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 79 McIndoe Appliances 31 TURKEY HILL ROAD VARNA, N. Y. Tel. Ithaca 3-1132 AII Nationally Advertised Brands

RCA RADIO AND TELEVISION RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES HOTPOINT-NORGE-WESTINGHOUSE YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS Refrigerators, Electric and Gas Ranges Automatic Washers and Dryers Water Heaters, Freezers, Ironers Air-Conditioners, Radio and Television "EVERYTHING IN HOME APPLIANCES" THE TELEVISION SHOP TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE ITHACA'S 5 CABLE CHANNEL-CABLE INSTALLERS RCA VICTOR TELEVISION

518 W. STATE ST. Phone 4-9939 ITHACA, N. Y. ----­ [iEri:------1:11 ALC()I2~ I~C.IIII 111I OJ-M the OJ-ine1i in dli9h OJ-iJeli4 11I1 1111 CENTRAL NEW YORK'S LARGEST 1111 320 College Avenue =====5::!J1 ITHACA 4-5083 ===== CONTRACTORS-ELECTRICAL

80 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 NORTON ELECTRIC CO. INC. CONTRACTORS WIRING - FIXTURES - SUPPLIES MOTOR REWINDING AND REPAIR SERVICE

Phone 3371 1013 WEST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Dassance Electric Electrical Contractors Charles Dassance Tel. 4-7532 Residence, Newfield Wiring, Heat, Light and Power Appliances-Fixtures 428 TITUS AVE. Phone 4-6233 ITHACA, N. Y. TOWNER ELECTRIC

Industrial/ Commercial and Residential

Wiring, Fixtures and Repairs

Dial 4-1580 Office, 210 CENTER STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

DONOHUE-HALVERSON, INC.

Heating - Plumbing - Appliances

602 W. Seneca St. Dial 3415 or 3416 ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-PAINTS-DECORATORS

IfJ.5f)-J\JANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 81

BETTER w:'~~::er SERVICE I I Lawrence & Enterprise Paints, McClosky Gymseal Imperial Wallpapers, Armstrong and Nairn Linoleums Window Shades, Venetian Blinds Ridgetile-Plastic Wall Tile

FLOOR SANDERS, POLISHERS, WALLPAPER STEAMERS FOR RENT Tel. 4-6642

216 NORTH AURORA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. WILLIAM M. EGAN WILLIAM M. EGAN, SR. WILLIAM M. EGAN, JR. Decorator PAINTING - PAPERHANGING DECORATING

909 N. TIOGA ST. Dial 9853 ITHACA, N. Y. CHURCH'S WALLPAPER & PAINT Wall Paper - B. P. S. Paints - Linoleum WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR SANDING and FLOOR INSTALLATION Floor Sanders, Polishers and Steamers for Rent 203 N. AURORA ST. Phone 2-2151 ITHACA, N. Y. CONTRACTORS-DECORAfORS-HARDWARE-PAINTS

82 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959

L. C. RUMSEY E. S. GILLETTE D. G. GILLETTE C. J. RUMSEY & CO. Hardware, Glass, Electric Appliances, Toys Paints, Power Tools, Housewares, Lawn Mowers Fireplace Fixtures SHEET METAL WORK AND GLAZING, ETC. 206 EAST STATE ST. Tel. 2-2311 ITHACA, N. Y.

Seneca Way, Ithaca Phone 4·0562 This Directory Is Your City in Book Form. Its Live-wire and Prosper­ ous Appearance Reflect Credit on Your Community. Nowhere Else Can You Make an Investment That Shows the Community Spirit, the Community Resources, and the Characteristics You wish Your Community to Reflect. Its History Also, and What You Say Remains Said a Long Time. CONTRACTORS-HEATING-PLUMBING

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-19.59 83

PORTER SHEET METAL I Heating Air Conditioning General Sheet Metal Work

309 SOUTH CORN ST. Phone 4-6435 ITHACA, N. Y.

ALBANESE PLUMBING &HEAliNG CO. · PLUMBING AND HEATING JOBBING GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION FREE ESTIMATES 909 W. STATE ST. Tel. 4-6625 ITHACA, N. Y. Failing's Plurnbirig Co. ALBERT RICH and CLAUDE COLLEYACME, Proprietors Plurnbirig and Heating Phone 9708

111 SOUTH FULTON ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Elwood-Glover Heating ELSON K. GLOVER, Proprietor 606 W. SENECA ST. Phone 3-1325 ITHACA, N. Y. "LENNOX" WARM AIR HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING "HONEYWELL" ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEMS "HEATING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS" FINANCIAL-BROKERS-COLLECTIONS 84 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959

1924-0ur 35th Year-1959 J. S. BARR & CO., INC. Members New York Stock Exchange Stocks Mutual Funds Bonds Savings Bank Building Phone 4-9951 ITHACA, N. Y. Securities in Any Market Bought-Sold-Quoted

Collections Locations RIGGS CO llEGTION SfRVICE Adjustments Est. 1933 156 E. STATE STREET Ratings Phone 4-6675 ITHACA, N. Y. Bonded Collections -:- Nation-Wide MEMBER Associated Credit Bureaus of America Inc. (C. S. D.) American Collectors Association Inc. Associated Credit Bureaus of New York State Credit Bureau of Ithaca, Inc. National Retail Credit Association MeJical-.2>eHiai $el/,o.ice BUl/,eau 156 E. State St. NATIONAL Phone 9775 ASSOCIATION MEDICAL DENTAL ITHACA, N. Y. BUREAUS CREDIT SERVICE TO THE PROFESSIONS SINCE 1933

THE CITY DIRECTORY'S IMPORTANCE TO THE GEN­ ERAL PUBLIC IS EMPHASIZED WHEN YOU REALIZE THAT ITS INFORMATION IN OVER 60% OF THE NAMES REGISTERED IS UNOBTAINABLE ELSE WHERE AND IN NO OTHER MEDIUM CAN IT BE FOUND IN FULL DETAIL FLORISTS-NURSERY STOCK

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 S5 Huntington Gardens JOE HUNTINGTON, Proprietor Flowers and Gifts Specialized Designs Large and Small FUNERALS-RECEPTIONS DECORATIONS 1715 SLATERVILLE RD. Tel. 3486 2 Miles from Ithaca IfILt()l\V I~ 1l2lf III~ ILII) "AL" and ALICE TILTON, Proprietors Flowers For All Occasions "OUT OF THE WAY-LESS TO PAY" Phone 3395 1395 MECKLENBURG ROAD ITHACA, N. Y. McGUIRE GARDENS Since 1936 Landscape Service GARDEN SUPPLIES NURSERY STOCK FLAGSTONE AND POTTERY 635 ELMIRA ROAD Tel. 3-1064 PRATT'S flOWER SHOP HAROLD A. PRATT Proprietor

Plants-Seeds-Bulbs Dial 3471 205 N. Aurora St. FOOD PRODUCTS-COOPERATIVES 86 1959-l\IIANNING'S ITHACA D I RECTORy- 1959

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 production supplies to its members and markets their farm produce. FOOD-BAKERY

19 5 9 - M AN NI NG'S I THACA D IRECTORY- 19 ':59 87

The Largest M odern Bakery in I thaca ITHACA BA KERY Birthday, Anniversary and Wedding Cakes For All Occasions

Fresh Bread and Rolls Made Seven Days A Week Including Holidays

For 24 Hour Service Phone 8597

408 NORTH MEADOW ST. ITHACA, N. Y. '':'== = = =.-======:.\ FOOD-DAIRIES

88 19S9-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-19S9

I I I I - i I

Distributors of HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN "D" MILK CREAM BUTTER and EGGS

IPhone 4-9941

312 FOURTH STREET ITHACA, N. Y. FOOD PRODUCTS-GROCERIES-ICE CREAM-MILK

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 89 DRISCOLL'S I. G. A. Groceries - Cold Legal Beverages HAROLD J. DRISCOLL, Proprietor Open Nites and Sundays Phone 3-11 71 220 N. AURORA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

Telephone 4-9925 SEALTEST FOODS A Division of National Dairy Products Corp. HENRY W. ROTHMANN, Manager SEALTEST ICE CREAM 201 E. TOMPKINS ST. ITHACA, N. Y. MICKEY'S I. G. A. MARKET Meats and Provisions DELICATESSEN-LEGAL BEVERAGES OPEN NITES AND SUNDAYS-FREE DELIVERY MICHAEL CARLISON, Proprietor

435 N. CAYUGA ST. Tel. 4-9334

RETAIL WHOLESALE ITHACA SUPPLY COMPANY Food Service Equipment &Supplies JANITOR SUPPLIES-BAR SUPPLIES MICHAEL STASKO, JR., Proprietor 311 EAST STATE STREET Phone 4-9711 FUEL--BOTTLED GAS-COAL-OIL

90 1959-l'vIANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 Champaign Coal & Stoker Co. Rescreened ~ DL & W E. F. M. ~l I' ,'\\ t:f, J. Fire Jet Shell Heating Oil Electric Fumaceman and All Types of Automatic Heat 803 W. SENECA ST. Phone 2-1471 ITHACA, N. Y. BUSH OIL COMPANY GULF DISTRIBUTOR .. THE WORLD'S FINEST HEATING OIL GULF SOLAR HEAT ~~GmI OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICE

, • f I HANCOCK and MEADOW STS. Ii'heating oii ITHACA, N. Y. Phone 4-6203 SOUTH SIDE COAL & OIL COMPANY HAROLD A. FISH, Proprietor PROPANE BOTTLED GAS Hard Coal-Fuel Oil and Kerosene

Telephone 4-2211 817 Danby Road off South Aurora St. 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 FURNITURE-SEWING MACHINES-VACUUM CLEANERS

19.59-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 91 Besdin's Furniture Co. Jtkaca rd, .£eaJt",'f d)u",,,,ttUlJ,S gto.",e Complete Home Furnishings With Famous Name Brands Such As SEALY-LANE-BASSETT-RCA-HOTPOINT WILLETT-HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD FIRTH-BIRCHCRAFT 130 E. STATE ST. Phone 4-6003 ITHACA, N. Y. SEWING MACHINE ITHACA VACUUM CLEANER CENTER All Makes Repaired

RENTAL MACHINES- -SALES and SERVICE

111 S. AURORA ST. Tel. 4-0443 ITHACA, N. Y. Statistics Show': Directory Advertising

GETS more prospective buyers per dollar than any other kind of advertising

BEFORE the buying public twenty-four hours of the day.

THE PUBLIC is using your DIRECTORY on an average of once every six min. utes in every twenty-four hours

Display Your Business Properly in Your Local Directory to Get Results CD tv ~be ((orne11 J!}etgbt1l l\e1libentta1 ((lub ~ -

I-' 0 C,)t CD I ~ :>-z z I-< Z C1 ui H ~ >-l 0 ::r: ~ ./-" :>- o tr:l • )< ) :>- t"'4 l¥,.}•./"" '~ ':.:. ~ " ._ " U) _:. ~_ ~_.s.. _ _ U I-< :d Deluxe Accorrrrrioclafiorrs tIj () >-l Short Term Rentals Invited. Daily and Monthly Rates. 0 :d IDEAL FACILITIES FOR CONVENTIONS, CONFERENCES, MEETINGS, BANQUETS. All Units Feature: ~ • Large Studio Type Living-Bedroom • Television or Radio • Air Cooling and Heating I I-' • Complete Kitchenette • Telephone Switchboard Service • Maid and Porter Service 0 v t •Tile Bath with Tub and Shower • Picture Windows • Fireproofed CD • Soundproofed 1 Country Club Road-Across from the Country Club of Ithaca At the edge of the Campus Phone 4-9933 HOTELS-RESTAURANTS IDS 9 - M AN NI NG ' S ITHACA DIR E CT ORy -19 5 9 93 ITHACA HOTEL "Where Fine Food and Drink are a Tradition."

219 EAST STATE ST. Tel. 4-6491 ITHACA, N. Y.

CITY CLUB OF ITHACA

......

I t ,\ - ~ . BANQUET RO OM-300 PERSONS CAfACITY PRIVATE DINING ROO MS PLEASANT, COM FORTABLE ATMOSPHERE -R. S. P ARSONS, Mgr. HOTELS-RESTAURANTS

!)-! l !).)!)-l\IAN NING' S ITHACA D IRECTORy-l!).-lq CLINTON HOUSE ITHACA, N. Y.

Centrally Located HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE EXCELLENT CUISINE COURTEOUS SERVICE

"FAM OUS FOR FOOD AND SERVICE SINCE 1831"

• Dining Room • The Mural Lounge • Ban quet Rooms The Choicest Drinks Served

Phone 4-6371 116 NORTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. HOTELS-RESTAURANTS 1959- MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECT ORy-1959 9;5 NORMANDIE RESTAURANT "dJilLd-t ehaice al the eonnoid-d.eulL" 112-114 EAST STATE STREET Famous For Fine Food Since 1909

Ithaca's Finest Hom e of Un e.rcelled Cuisine LANTERN BAR Home of The King Size Cocktail STEAKS - CHOPS - SEA FOODS VISIT OUR BURGUNDY ROOM FOR COCKTAILS Banquets and Private Parties Our Specialty FOR RESERVATIONS-Tel. 9410 YOUR HOSTS N. P . FLOROS and J. P . FLOROS Graduates of Cornell's Famous Hotel School ;':;;' ====~======-! HOTELS-RESTAURANTS

96 1959-MAN NI NG'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-19 5 9 <1Jte VILLA Red,tau'Lant

• Specializing in Fine Cuisine • Italian and American Food at "It's Ben" CHICKEN CACCIATORIE-LASAGNA CUTLET PARMIGIANE-PIZZA RAVIOLI-SPAGHETTI-MACARONIES 20 MINUTE "CARRY OUT" SERVICE Sizzling Steaks - Chops - Sea Food

Cocktails - 1mported and Domestic Wines I RESERVATIONS MADE FOR BANQUETS, PARTIES, ETC. AIR CONDITIONED Phone 4-2 166 Cor. THIRD and MADISON STS. ITHACA, N. Y. HOTELS-RESTAURANTS

ID;jf)- MANNING'S ITHACA D IR E CT ORY- I f).39 97

TAUGHANNOCK FARMS INN I

Eight Miles North on Route 89 I

at Taughannock State Park i

OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL CAYUGA LAKE "WHERE THE DISCRIMINATING MEET" tacepti(j.uaL t/)(j.().J q!laCi~ d/(j.1pitaLdtj

CATERING TO SPECIAL PARTIES AND DINNERS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR OVERNIGHT GUESTS MERRITT AGARD and EDWARD F. NUNN

Open From Easter through Thanksgiving

DINNERS SERVED: RESERVATIONS ADVISABLE Weekdays 5 :00-8 :00 p. m. P . O. TRUMANSBURG Sundays 12:00-8 :00 p. m . Tel. Ithaca 4-0010 HOTELS-RESTAURANTS 98 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 VICTORIA HOTEL 109 NORTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. "A GOOD PLACE TO EAT" Delicious Foods - Legal Beverages Specializing in SPAGHETTI and PIZZA Telephones 4-9001-4-5831 FALL CREEK HOUSE AIR CONDITIONING ANTHONY ROCCO, Proprietor FINEST FOODS ENJOY OUR TELEVISION ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES Parking Lot For Our Customers 302 LAKE STREET Tel. 4-9057 ITHACA, N. Y. STUDENT AGENCIES Established 1894 Owned and Operated by Cornell Students Laundry - Tailoring - Dry Cleaning Shoe Repair-Laundromat-Newspapers 409 COLLEGE AVE. Tel. 4-6503 ITHACA, N. Y. ~~The Paddock" Bar and Grill

"Ithaca's Most Popular Meeting Place"

(The Salesman's Mecca)

632 W. SENECA ST. Tel. 4-9029 INSURANCE 19 5 9 - M ANNIN G'S ITHACA D IREC TORy-1959 99 H~8[HI ~I 8~~lHH~IO A~[Nt' INC. GENERAL INSURANCE 315 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Phone 4-6307 D O

An Insurance (overage for EVERY Risk GENERAL INSURANCE INSURE TO BE SECURE

AGENT FOR AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY CO. LIFE, ACCIDENT, HEALTH AUTOMOBILE, BURGLARY FIRE AND GENERAL INSURANCE INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 100 1959-]\dANNING'S ITHACA D IRECTORy-Hl59

FOR REAl ESTATE -lnSURAnCf aan er--~~ Realtors-Insurors

YOU~,;", InsurtJlltli/~ JAGENT ..s..... u Y OU " .sr­ 0_

Realtor Licensed In surance Broker J. D. GALLAGHER RICHARD STONE Associate Brokers VIOLA E. GRIMSHAW Office Manager ESTHER G. MARTn~· NORMA T. WRIGHT

Suite 312 Savings Bank Building Phones 2-1192 or 4-5590 INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 101

SLOCUM-DRAKE AGENCY INSURANCE CONSULTANTS HUGH G. SLOCUM-H. KENNETH DRAKE

ROBERT J. ATWOOD-KENNETH W. EDGETT, JR.

126 EAST SENECA ST. Phones 4-9929-4-6615

SLOCUM & DRAKE

HUGH G. SLOCUM-H. KENNETH DRAKE

REALTORS

126 E. SENECA ST. Phones 4-9929-4-6615 ITHACA BUSINESS COLlATERAl CORP. Of N[W YORK "SERVICE THAT SATISFIES" w. E. DENNIS FIRE-LIFE-CASUALTY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Tel. 2-1031 Seneca Building (101) ITHACA, N. Y.

For the Best in Real Estate Warren Real Estate Realtors and General Insurance

301 WYCKOFF AVE. Tel. 8568 ~THACA, N. Y. INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 102 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 EDWARD I. PIERCE REPRESENTING United States Life Insurance Co. of New York Continental Assurance Co. of Chicago, Ill. American Casualty Co. of Reading Pa. "It will pay you, to pay me, to pay you!" Protect Your Income •• Hospitalization, Accident, Health and all Lije Plans without delay

Phone 2-2721 509 First National Bank Building ITHACA, N. Y. Pheobe J. M~ore Insurance Agency General Insurance - Real Estate Broker (Member Multiple Listing Board) Accident, Automobile, Burglary Fire, Health, Life and General Insurance Office Phone 2-1652-Res. Phone Slaterville ll-F13 501 First National Bank Building ITHACA, N. Y. ITHACA AGENCY INC. All Forms of Insurance, Including Life

Licensed Agents and Brokers

Phone 2-2301 108 WEST STATE STREET ITHACA, N. Y. INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 103 CLARENCE C. LARKIN AGENCY CLARENCE C. LARKIN Home Phone 8522 GEORGE E. HOPKINS Home Phone Trumansburg 5511

All Kinds of Insurance

Office Phone 2-1051 143 E. STATE ST. (Over Home Dairy) ITHACA, N. Y. T. H. DAVENPORT CO. GUY TORBERT JERRY TRUE INSURANCE Phone Office 6912-Evenings 4-3592 102 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. HOME LIFE INSURANCE CO. WALTER H. SHREVE, Agent 602 First National Bank Building Tel. Office 4-6242-Res. Trumansburg 6114

Home of Planned Estates Service INSURANCE--REAL ESTATE

104 1959--MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy--1959 HOWELL and STEVENS 1~~U12~~C~ Tel. 2-2525 612 First National Bank Building ITHACA, N. Y. Burns Realty Company REAL ESTATE "Serving the Community Since 1914" Realtors Associates JOHN C. BURNS JOSEPH T. CONLEY JOHN CHARLES BURNS CLARE B. CONLEY Phone 3361--Res. 3-1328 214 NORTH AURORA ST. ITHACA, N- Y. FOREST CITY REALTY JOHN VASSE, Realtor Realty Is Our Only Business BUILDING--BUYING--SELLING Tels. 4-3451 or 4-5549

111 WEST STATE STR,EET ITHACA, N. Y. Independent Realty Company Ithaca's Largest Realty LEO J. GANGL, Broker WALTER F. GREENE, Manager Phone 9132 114 SOUTH ALBANY ST. ITHACA, N. Y. INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 105 Frank B. Howe Co. FRANK B. HOWE Realtors FRANK B. HOWE, JR REAL ESTATE

INSURANCE APPRAISALS

109 E. STATE ST. Phone 8868 ITHACA,N. Y. l~c. JlfUI~~S LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER Not Multiple Listing "COMPLETE AND CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE" Phone 4-1637 Office: 114 EAST SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. McCARTHY REAL ESTATE JAMES H. McCARTHY, Broker

Phone 4-2391

515 NORTH AURORA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. DRYDEN REAL ESTATE JOSEPHINE M. DINYES Licensed Real Estate Broker SALES AND RENTAL SERVICES Telephone Etna 4425 335 DRYDEN ROAD DRYDEN, N. Y. - INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE

106 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 ITHACA REAL ESTATE AGENCY Sales-Rentals-Management

EDWARD AUSTIN, Licensed Broker

513 Savings Bank Building Phone 4-6833 FRED A. ROGALSKY • GENERAL REAL ESTATE • REALTOR • APPRAISALS • PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Tel. 3413 121 EAST SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. PEG O'NEILL KIMBALL REALTOR

SALES-RENTALS-APPRAISALS

121 E. SENECA ST. Phone 4-9937 ITHACA, N. Y.

JOSEPH J. KIELY AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE

120 N. AURORA ST. Phone 4-1664 ITHACA, N. Y.

JACK K. KIELY-Broker INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE

HJ.")!)-l\IANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 107 HEBE BIGGS SMITH REAL ESTATE COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE Member of Ithaca Board of Realtors First National Bank Building (503) Tel. 4-3452 ITHACA, N. Y.

This Directory Is Your City in Book Form. Its Live-wire and Prosper­ ous Appearance Reflect Credit on Your Community. Nowhere Else Can You Make an Investment That Shows the Community Spirit, the Community Resources, and the Characteristics You wish Your Community to Reflect. Its History Also, and What You Say Remains Said a Long Time. LAUNDRIES-CLEANERS-DYERS

108 19 59-MAN NING'S ITHACA DIRECT ORy-1959 w. F. FLETCHERCO., INC. DRY CLEANERS & FURRIERS

Exclusive! Sanitone Dry Cleaning OFFER THE FOLLOWING SERVICES: 1. Dry Cleaning of all Wearing 8 . Bag or Family Storage Apparel (2 Prices), and all 9. Repairing Garments and Relin- Household Furnishings ing New Binding on Blankets 2. Rug Shampooing and Resizing 10. New Fringe and Binding on 3. Furniture Shampooing Rugs 4. Mothproofing 11. Hat Cleaning and Blocking 5. Shower Proofing 12 . Fur Cleaning and G1azing-Fur- 6. Flame Proofing rier Method 7. Fur Storage 13. New Zippers and Repairing COIDplete Finished Laundry Service Sa IDe Day Cleaners

103 DRYDEN ROAD -Dial 2-2441 118 SOUTH AURORA ST.- Dial 9430

Laundromat 1025 N~~~r:-~~~GA ST .

CALL & DELIVERY SERVICE OR DISCOUNT FOR CASH & CARRY LAUNDRIES 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 109 Il'HACA LAUNDRIES & DRY CLEANERS "Work of Fine Quality" Phone 2-2364 102 ADAMS STREET ITHACA, N. Y. ~--======---~ PETRIL·LOSE CLEANERS & LAU"NDRY INC. ONE DAY SHIRT SERVICE CLEANING - TAILORING DYEING - STORAGE WET WASH and FLUFF DRY SERVICE

Branches 418 EDDY STREET Dial 3364 Westinghouse Laundromat At ITHACA SHOPPING PLAZA Dial 4-6083 The Wash'n Shop 200 WEST SENECA ST. Dial 4-6255 CORNERS COMMUNITY CENTER Dial 9181 LEGAL-COURTS-GOVERNMENT

110 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959

TOIllpkins COIInty COllrts

TOMPKINS COUNTY COURT NORMAN G. STAGG, County Judge and Surrogate LOUIS K. THALER, Special County Judge HOWARD HARVEY, Sheriff MARY M. MINEAH, Surrogate's Clerk W. GLENN NORRIS, County Clerk ROBERT I. WILLIAMSON, County Attorney ROGER SOVOCOOL, District Attorney WILLIS B. WHITE, JR., Probation Officer Terms of County Court for 1959 Tompkins County Judge, NORMAN G. STAGG-April 7, 1959 Judge, NORMAN G. STAGG-June 2, 1959 Judge, NORMAN G. STAGG-December 1, 1959 Motion terms, the first Tuesday of each month except the months of July and August SURROGATE'S COURT Surrogate, NORMAN G. STAGG Special Surrogate, LOUIS K. THALER Surrogate's Clerk, MARY MINEAH Terms-Court in session daily at 10 :00 a. m. except in month of August CHILDREN'S COURT Courthouse Judge, NORMAN G. STAGG Clerk, MRS. OLIVE C. DOWNING Court in session daily at 11:00 a. m. except in month of August SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES Chief Justice, Earl E. Warren (California); Associate Jus­ tices, Hugo L. Black (Alabama), William Joseph Brennan, Jr. (New Jersey), William O. Douglas (Connecticut), John Mar­ shall Harlan (New York), Tom C. Clark (Texas) Potter Stewart (Ohio), Felix Frankfurter (Massachusetts), Charles Evans Whittaker (Missouri); Clerk, James R. Browning (Washington, D. C.); Marshal, T. Perry Lippitt (Washington, D. C.); Press Information, Banning E. Whittington LEGAL-LAWYERS 19,s9-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 111

LEGAL BLUE BOOK LAWYERS

NAME ADDRESS TEL. ABBOTT, EDWARD P. First Nat. Bank Bldg. (410-412) 9816 ADAMS, ARMAND L. 121 E. Seneca 4-6462 ADAMS, ARTHUR G. 114 N. Tioga (306) 2-1481 ALBANESE, FRANK 202 E. State (604-606) 4-5763 BOOTH, M. VAN CLEEF 114 N. Tioga 2-2367 BRYANT, FREDERICK B. 114 N. Tioga 3339 CLYNES, JAMES J., JR. 114 N. Tioga (1) 3423 COBB, COBB & SIMPSON 203-211 Savings Bank Bldg. 3339 DA!lMEN, ERNEST A., JR. 114 N. Tioga (616) 3323 DEAN, BRUCE G. 319 Savings Bank Bldg. 4-0341 DICKER, WILLIAM A. 222 E. State 9930 FERNOW, HOWARD 114 N. Tioga (316) 2-2319 HAMILTON, HARRY S. 114 N. Tioga (201) 4-6641 JOHNSON, KENNETH C., JR. 114 N. Tioga 2-2367 LEE, D. BOARDMAN 213 Savings Bank Bldg. 3319 LEWIS, MURRAY F. 106 E. State 2-1010 MAZZA, BRUNO A., JR. 114 N. Tioga 3339 NOBLE, J. ARTHUR 323 E. Seneca 4-6006 O'CONNOR, JAMES F. 308 Savings Bank Bldg. 2-1621 POWERS, TRUMAN K. 308 Savings Bank Bldg. 4-6896 PYLE, ENOS A. 311 Savings Bank Bldg. 4-6662 RUSSELL, GEORGE H. 301 Savings Bank Bldg. 2-1641 SIMPSON, HAROLD E. 114 N. Tioga 3339 SOVOCOOL& SOVOCOOL 323 E. Seneca 9369 THALER, LOUIS K. 309 N. Tioga 2-2314 THALER, MANLEY H. 309 N. Tioga 2-2314 TREMAN, ALLAN H. 114 N. Tioga (t) 3423 LEGAL-LAWYERS 112 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959

EDWARD P. ABBOTT ATTORNEY Telephone 9815 Evenings By Appointment 411-412 First National Bank Building 905 NORTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. ARMAND L. ADAMS Attorney and Counselor Associates MAX FURMAN, C.P.A. EDWARD G. THOMSON Telephone 4-6462 504 Seneca Building 121 EAST SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. ARTHUR G. ADAMS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Savings Bank Building (306) Tel. 2-1481-Summer Tel. 3-2443 114 NORTH TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. FRANK ALBANESE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Telephone 4-5753

Rooms 504-505, First National Bank Bldg. ITHACA, N. Y.

BOOTH & JOHNSON ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS-AT-LAW

Telephone 2-2357 Room 402, Savings Bank Building 114 NORTH TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. LEGAL-LAWYERS

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 113

COBB, COBB & SIMPSON HAROLD E. SIMPSON Associates FREDERICK B. BRYANT BRUNO A. MAZZA, JR. Attorneys and Counselors 203-211 Savings Bank Building Tel. 3339 114 NORTH TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. ERNEST A. DAHMEN, JR.

Attorney-at-Law

Phone 3323 515 Savings Bank Building ITHACA, N. Y. BRUCE G. DEAN

Attorney-at-Law

Phone 4-0341 319-320 Savings Bank Building ITHACA, N. Y.

WILLIAM A. DICKER

Attorney and Counselor

Office Phone 9930 Res. Phone 4-2120 222 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. HOWARD FERNOW Attorney-at-Law Tel. 2-2319 Savings Bank Building (315) Trumansburg Office 114 NORTH TIOGA ST. Phone ITHACA, N. Y. Trumansburg 5644 LEGAL-LAWYERS

114 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959

HARRY S. HAMILTON Attorney-at-Law

Telephone 4-6541 114 NORTH TIOGA ST. (201) ITHACA, N. Y. D. BOARDMAN LEE COUNSELOR-AT-LAW

Tel. 3319 213 Savings Bank Building ITHACA, N. Y.

JAMES F. O'CONNOR Attorney-at-Law

Phone 2-1521 308 Savings Bank Building ITHACA, N. Y. TRUMAN K. POWERS Attorney-at-Law

Phone 4-5895 308 Savings Bank Building ITHACA, N. Y. ENOS A. PYLE ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR-AT-LAW 311 Savings Bank Building Tel. 4-6662 114 NORTH TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. LEGAL-LAWYERS

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 115

GEORGE H. RUSSELL Attorney-at-Law

Tel. 2-1641 301 Savings Bank Building ITHACA, N. Y.

SOVOCOOL & SOVOCOOL B. F. SOVOCOOL ROGER B. SOVOCOOL ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 323 East Seneca Tel. 9369 ITHACA, N. Y. J. ARTHUR NOBLE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 323 East Seneca Tel. 4-6005 ITHACA, N. Y.

THALER & THALER LOUIS K. THALER MANLEY H. THALER RICHARD B. THALER Attorneys and Counselors

309 NORTH TIOGA ST. Tel. 2-2314 ITHACA, N. Y.

TREMAN & CLYNES ALLAN H. TREMAN JAMES J. CLYNES, JR. Attorneys and Counselors Office Phone 3423 Res. Phones 9111 and 9395 1 Savings Bank Building 114 NORTH TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. H. A. MANNING CO. OF N. Y. Directory and Map Publishers LIBRARIES-EDUCATIONAL

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Phone 4-6251 115 NORTH TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. A FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY For the People of Tompkins County

Founded in 1864 by EZRA CORNELL

OFFICERS MRS. JOHN VAN DERVORT, President SHERMAN PEER, Librarian of the Board JAMES V. BUYOUCOS, Chairman Library Committee HOWARD R. BRENTLINGER, Director

LIBRARY HOURS 9 :00 a. m. to 9 :00 p. m, daily except Sundays and Legal Holidays 9 :00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. Saturdays MANUFACTURERS-CHAINS

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

I

MECHANICAL POWER TRANSMISSION PRODUCTS • Roller Chain MORSE • Indexing • Silent Chain 0 W-Freewheeling, and - Sprockets 0- II •Friction • Flexible Couplings Borg-Wa rn er II _ Clutches ITHACA, NEW YORK

DETROIT, MICHIGAN DENVER, COLORADO SIMCOE, ONTARIO MANUFACTURERS-ELECTRONICS

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+ Applied Research

+ Advanced Development

OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS DEVICES AND TECHNIQUES

The Advanced Electronics Center was Es­ tablished in 1951 by The General Electric Company in cooperation with Cornell Uni­ versity and is operated solely by the General Electric Company.

HARRY F. MAYER, Manager Telephone 4-6321

"Progress /s Ovr Mosf /mporlt1nf Prot/vef GENERAL. ELECTRIC

ADVANCED ELECTRONICS CENTER

LIGHT MILITARY ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT

TOMPKINS COUNTY AIRPORT • ITHACA, NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS-CASH REGISTERS

19 5 9 - M ANNI NG' S ITHACA DIRE CTORY-19 5 9 119

Sold Nationally and Internationally

• Adding and Subtracting Machines

• Bookkeeping Machines

• Statement Machines THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY ADDING MACHINE DIVISION

ITHACA, NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS-BOATS-TOOLS 120 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959

BOAT JOHNSONS YARD and MARINA SALES-STORAGE-SERVICE-SUPPLIES CHRIS CRAFT CRUISERS-RUNABOUTS-UTILITIES JOHNSON SEA HORSE MOTORS M. F. G., THOMPSOIV & TROJAN Outboards-Rowboats-Canoes MARINE HARDWARE - PAINTS - VARNISHES MARINE RAILWAY Dial 4-5801 708 WILLOW AVENUE ITHACA, N. Y. Townsend Manufacturing & Tool Corp. General Tool and Production Work L. B. TOWNSEND, President CHARLES W. PERROLLAZ, V-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. 110 W. GREEN ST. Phone 2-1616 ITHACA, N. Y. LOUGHRIDGE TOOL SERVICE Milling Cutters, End Mills, Taps, Carbide Tools-Resharpened Jigs, Fixtures, Special Cutting Tools-Manufactured GENERAL TOOL and MACHINE WORK HARRY A. LOUGHRIDGE, Proprietor 701 WILLOW AVE. Tel. 4-5262 ITHACA, N. Y. MEDICAL-HOSPITALS

1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 121 TOMPKINS COUNTY HOSPITAL 1285 TRUMANSBURG ROAD Tel. 4-9561 ITHACA, N. Y.

Accredited by Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals

Member American Hospital Association Member New York State Hospital Association Bed Capacity 220 Cribs 45

BOARD OF MANAGERS

President, ALBERT GENUNG Vice President, TERRELL B. MAXFIELD Secretary, HELEN DATES Treasurer, DONALD A. STOBBS DR. HERRELL F. DeGRAFF CHARLES W. THOMAS CARL VAIL

R. O. DAUGHETY, Administrator MEDICAL-HOSPITALS

1 2 2 1!)59- MANN ING' S ITHACA D IRECTORy-l!)6 !) CONKLIN SANIIARIUM

Established 1917

MRS. GLADYS B. HOUGHTON, R.N., Owner GENERAL HOSPITAL REGISTERED NURSES DAY AND NIGHT

APPROVED BY AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Chronic Surgical Medical Patients ROOMS-PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE Visiting Hours 2 :00-5 :00 p. m., 7 :00-9 :00 p. m. "Cheerful Home Atmosphere"

Telephone 9397

502 NORTH AURORA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. MEDICAL-SANITARIUM

I D.'jD- - lVIAN NI NC' S ITH ACA D IRE CT OR\ - 1051) 123

Certified Nursing Home

INTERLAKEN, N. Y. Tel. 78

A Home for Aged - Chronic - Convalescent and Post - Operative Cases

Couples Welcome Open for Inspection

24-Hour Nursing Service Non-sectarian Home Cooked Food Reasonable Rates Special Diets Homelike Atmosphere

MRS. LORRAINE AIKIN, Owner

Member State and National Nursing Home Association MEDIC~OPTICIANS 124 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959

Your Eyes Deserve the Fine Care of an Eye Ph.usician. For smartly styled eye glasses, accurately compounded and comfortably placed in proper alignment on your face-let our skills complement those of your eye physician. Guild Opticians WILLIAM T. HEIMLICH ITHACA CAYUGA OPTICAL SERVICE 134 EAST STATE STREET Phone 2-1212 Ithaca Window Cleaning Co. PETER PIECH, Proprietor WINDOW CLEANING-FLOOR WAXING JANITOR SERVICE Commercial-Residential We Carry Workmen's Compensation ami Public Liability Insurance For Service Phone 4-1345 405 TURNER PLACE ITHACA, N. Y.

Copies of this Directory for Sale by the Publishers H. A. MANNING CO. OF N. Y. f-' ~ u t eo ~ I 0 ~ ~ > c::l z ~ Z H tr:l Z ~ o ~ UJ~ en

'"'l'""" I P:: C) ::d o> > ~ H U ~ ~~W H :;0 t'l o i We Invite You to Make Your Selection from '"'l ~ 0 ;>j One of the Largest Stocks in Central New York State >< ;; b:l I ~ A. H. BELKNAP-Father AT THE G. K. BELKNAP-Son f-' ~ t:rj Q . GLENSIDE MONUMENT CO. ~ Phone 2-1131 490 Floral Ave "A t City Line" If transportation is lacking a phone call will bring one of our cars. f-' I:\:) c.n MUSIC-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 126 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959

lti Ill£: 11\IE"" 4~ Jf ~\ IU ~ II tiC slrt() 112 IE Sheet Music and Books

Musical Instruments

REPAIRS AND PARTS of Every Description

"A Complete Musical Service"

PHONE 4-1101

330 E. State St. Ithaca, N. Y. OFFICE EQUIPMENT-TYPEWRITERS-PHOTOSTATS

H).'j()-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 127

LUTTON'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO" INC. Distributors for ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Electrics-Standards-Portables CORRY-jAMESTOWN-STEEL AGE OFFICE FURNITURE CRAMER CHAIRS Posture-Swivel-Executive-Side Arm STENORETTE DICTATING and TRANSCRIBING E~'UIPMENT ADDING MACHINES-CALCULATORS Also Ribbons, Carbon Paper, Master Units, Stencils, Paper Onion Skin Our Personnel have 46 Years of Combined Service Experience CHARLES LUTTON GEORGE GEWINNER JAMES LUTTON JAMES STINE PAUL VAN DEMAN Service On All Makes of Typewriters and Adding Machines 103 NORTH CAYUGA ST. Phone 2-1732 MACK'S PHOTO COPIES Blue Prints - Ozalid - Photostats NEW PROCESS-INEXPENSIVE MULTI-COLOR PRINTING SERVICE Dial 4-6102 221 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

THE CITY DIRECTORY Does not compete with any other advertising medium It supplements and complements all other forms o] mercantile publicity. OFFICE EQUIPMENT-STATIONERS-RUBBER STAMPS 128 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959

A COMPLETE STOCK OFFICE EQUIPMENT FURNITURE SUPPLIES AUTHORIZED DEALERS SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS SOLD-RENTED-REPAIRED Filing Equipment-Desks-Chairs-Mosler Safes Visible Record Systems-Filing and Stationers' Supplies NATIONAL (Allen-Wales) Adding Machines-Dictating Machines-Duplicating Machines Mimeographing 24-Hour Service Sales-Service-Supplies

"Everything lor the Olliee" VAN NATTA mmmmmmm CO.INC.

Free Parking at the Door Dial 2-2511 415 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD. ITHACA, N. Y. T. G. Miller's Sons Paper Co. Paper, Stationery, School Supplies, Etc. Y. & E. FILING EQUIPMENT AND OFFICE FURNITURE Phone 2-2376 Office, 113 NORTH TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Warehouse, Allen and Esty Streets CAYUGA RUBBER STAMP CO. MARKING DEVICES

RALPH L. REEDER, Proprietor 402 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. Tel. 4-9693 ITHACA, NEW YORK PHOTO ENGRAVERS

1!).)f)-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-19;J9 129

ARTISTS and PHOTO­ ITHnen ENGRAVERS ~nGRRVlnG CODlPHny INCORPORATED • PHOTOGRAPHERS 130 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 Portraits oj Distinction

Commercial Photography for Construction, Industrial and Legal Use

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

"A Complete Photographic Service"

Studio Open 9 :00 a. m. to 5 :00 p. m. and by Appointment Phone 4-6182 TOlTIpkins Portrait and Commercial P HOT 0 G RAP t~ ER

Our Work Mus: be Good for the Tompkins Studio IS the oldest established Studio In Ithaca and Vicinity.

138 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. PRINTERS 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-1959 131

Phone 4-1271

The Norton Printing Co. I

OPPOSITE THE STRAND THEATRE "Where Service Is a Habit" 317 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Books Publications Commercial Printing CAYUGA PRESS, INC. PRINTING PROMOTES PROGRESS 113 E. GREEN ST. Phone 2-2781 ITHACA, N. Y.

A\Il2lrICIl2A\lflrof Ithaca, Inc. PRINTERS OFFSET and LETTERPRESS PRINTING

604 W. GREEN ST. Dial 4-6016 ITHACA, N. Y. Ithaca Printing Service "Right and On Time Since I909" 50 Years of Service ALFRED G. TOTTEY FREDERICK W. BAKER Telephone 4-2331 113-115 SOUTH TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. PRINTERS-MOVING-EXPRESS 132 19S9-l\IANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORy-19S9

WII.COI PRESS INC • • 445 EAST STATE ST• • PHOTO OFFSET IIPMiWliilllI LETTERPRESS Printing WILCO BUSINESS FORMS CARBON INTERLEAF FORMS Tel. 4-1131 445 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y. ITHACA DELIVERY INC. Motor Freight

DAILY SERVICE TO CORTLAND, SYRACUSE, ELMIRA AND AUBURN

407 THIRD ST. Phone 4-9944 ITHACA, N. Y. STUDENT TRANSFER LAWRENCE H. SCOTT Packing • Crating • Moving Freight Handling • Car Unloading Storage • Boat Moving and Storage Phone 9595 810 CASCADILLA STREET ITHACA, N. Y. STATIONERS-BOOKSELLERS 1959-MANNING'S ITHACA DIRECTORY-1959 133 FRIENDLY SERVICES

BOOKS GIFTS WRITING PAPERS FOUNTAIN PENS GREETING CARDS ART PRINTS ENGRAVING AND PRINTING

BOOKS GAMES BABY BOOKS EDUCATIONAL TOYS

TYPEWRITERS FILES DUPLICATORS SAFES ADDING MACHINES DESKS CHAIRS

I All Types of Office Supplies CORNER BOOK STORE

EARLE W. DeMOTTE, President

109 NORTH TIOGA ST. Phone 9326 TRANSPORTATION-TRUCKING 134 1959-MANNING'S ITH ACA DIRECT0Ry-1959

CRISPELL I

BROTHERS INC. I Moving • Trucking

Crispell Charter Service Inc. DeLuxe Charter Coaches For All Occasions FOR A COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SERVICE

Phone 4-3743

716 W. CLINTON ST. opp. Fairgrounds ITHACA, N. Y.