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Ithaca Numerical Street Directory 1947 Copyright 1947, by H 1947-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1947 341 DEAN ofITHACA, INC. Fireproof Garage & 401-409 E. STATE ST. DIAL 2631 Automobile Storage MANNING'S Ithaca Numerical Street Directory 1947 Copyright 1947, by H. A. Manning Co. Containing a fulllist of streets and roads, with dwellings and stores located thereon. Residences and places of business are designatefl. by their street numbers, numerically arranged. Where the houses are not numbered. tha householders are arranged in the order that they come on the street. Figures in parentheses following names, indi­ cate number of room or apartment in building. The symbol @ following a householder's name indicates that the publishers received information during enu­ meration that property is owned by occupant. The publishers cannot, and do not, guarantee the accuracy of the information furnished. No responsibility for errors can be. or is assumed. The publishers cannot furnish further information than that shown. D, Indicated telephone. ® Indicated property owner. (3) Indicates room number. ADAMS STREET 407 Mrs Angelina Tudi 213 Charles A Wiegand D, From 219 Auburn west to Inlet. 409 Mrs Virginia J Hall D, 214 Charles E Harrison D, ® Wards 3, 1,5. J·7 409Y, Vacant 214 Mrs George Lantemman Even right 410 John P Nolan ® 216 Mrs Dora C Cain D, ® 102 Ithaca Laundries Inc D, 411 Ralph Baldini D, ® 218 Frances C White D, 102 Dey crosses 412 William R Robinson D, 219 Thomas G Miller D, 202 Floyd M Whiting D, ® 415 Mrs Ida Johnson D, ® 222 Mrs Anna G Pike D, ® 207 James R Kelly D, ® 416 Mrs Blanche Washington tJ. ® 223 Mrs Addie J Pritchard D, ® 209 R D Overbaugh D, ® 418 Torrance E Countryman {J 223 Elfrieda Glauer - Willow av crosses 418 George Hannon 224 Samuel Kuntz D, ® - Lake av crosses 418 Stephen Bermas 224 Edward Mulander 313 William T Sherman D, 419 James A Miller ® 225 William A Rogers - First crosses 421 Norman D Newton D, 225 Audell Smith D, 414 Robert A Hartman D, ® 423 Samuel H tint D, 226 Russell C Shipman D, ® 414 rear Fred G Hartman ® - Esty begins left 227 Arlington L Culver 416 Raymond Traynor D, ® 502 William H Fisher 232 Anthony D Bruno - Second crosses 503 Harry H Harris D, ® 233 James Conley D, ® - Third crosses 504 Mrs Addie L Houchirs D, ® 234 Edward C Smith D, ® _ Fourth ends left 505 Jeremiah Briggs tJ. ® -W Clinton crosses Lake View Dairies, milk plant 505y, Vacant 302 NUTse IiH,me D, 506 Alfonso Locicero D, 311 Oreste Morris D, ® ALBANY STREET-NORTH 507 Calvary Baptist Church 315 James V Tatascore D, From 218 W State north to 212 510 Mrs Catherine L Shaw ® 315 Jerome Dann D, Cascadll1a. Ward 3. L-7 510 Star Taxi Service 315 Harold Houghton D, Odd right 510 Charles N Veit 315 Mrs Jane T Barry li5 HJ Baal Furniture Co D, 511 Melita Brown D, ® 315 Aili B Hokkanen D, 115 John A Jackson, window 511 Mrs Ella Dickson 315 Clara BRockwell shades D, 513 Jesse Phillips D, 310-318 Reconstruction Home. Inc. 117 Harry R Lunn D, 513 Mrs Eleanor G Dunham for infantile paralysis D, 119 DeForrest Head, gas, oil and 515 Eugene Graves D, ® 318 Center begins 516 Rufus Philips ® 319 Mrs Bertha McCargo D, 120 Fr~:ci~e~ ~pencer D, ® 521 Domingo Aguilar D, ® 319 Richard M Santay -W Seneca crosses 522 Thomas Franciamone D, ® 319 Fern Jacobs 205 Vacant 524 Mrs Rebecca Morgan 323 Agnes Peria D, 207 James E Cleary D, ® 524 Wellington E Reed 323 Max B Brillhart D, 216 Vacant 526 Anthony Gaultiere tJ. 3217 William Heidt. J r D, ® 221 James J Clynes tJ. ® 528 Earl R Hazard 401 John Granville D, ® 222 WhitneY B Miller 530 Angelo Capogrossi tJ. 402 Charles A Lawrence D, ® 222 Leon A Beardsley tJ. ® 402 Ethel M Doney 222 Leon A Beardsley. physician D, ALBANY STREET-SOUTH 402 Elmshade Tourist Home 222 Nathan Schwartz tJ. From 217 W State south to 404 T Edward Hankins D, ® 223 William J Troy tJ. ® Spencer. Ward 2. M-7 405 John B Smelzer D, - W Buffalo crosses Even right 408 Perry T Egbert D, ® 307 Mrs Jennie M Shaw tJ. ® 107 Eckter Weiskerger D, 409 Gostan Gostanian D, 308 Frank David Boynton Junior 108 Robert F Price 411 Isadore Yavits High School tJ. 108 Robert F Price. podiatrist D, 411 Martin Ward 309 Kathryn Lea'y tJ. ® 109 Mrs Roscoe C Wilson D, ® 412 Hermon L Brockway tJ. ® 315 Mrs John Nardi tJ. 110 Mrs Mary M Denton 412 Jacob E Gengo 317 Edgar G Pierstorff tJ. ® 110 Helene Taussig D, 412 Virgil H Hager 321 Jack P Gessini tJ. ® 110 Clyde D Thomas 412 George W Skinner 322 Central School 114 Martin J Shannon 412 Ernest F Ladwig 323 Thomas M Lowery 114 K of C Home D, 412 Irene Oliver 325 Michael J Leary tJ. ® 114 Immaculate Conception Paro­ 412 Mrs Esther B MacGachen 327 Anthony G Mastro tJ. ® chial School Room 412 Madeline Wasser -W Court crosses -W Greene crosses 412 Vacant 401 Henry PRice tJ. 209 Isadore M Lewis D, ® 413 Martin Wells 402 Mrs Charlotte A Kane tJ. ® 210 Herman C Smith D, ® 413 Cyrl W Terry D, 403 George Moses, J r tJ. 211 Rush B McDaniels - Six Mile Creek crosses 405 George John tJ. 211 Mrs Ruth Shipman D, - Titus av crosses 406 Joseph Luccarelli D, ® 211 Mrs Anna E Fish 502 William B Bradley D, ® 406 Howard T Knapp 212 Mrs Emma A Nasmyth 504 Mrs Eliza Jane Johnston D, @ 342 1947--ITHACA DIRECTORY--1947 Albany-South (continued) 209 Mrs Lora Davis f!, 115-17 The Public Market. meats 505 Harmon G Dean f!, © 209 Mrs Lillian W Hausner 505 Harmon G Dean, veterinarian 211 Mrs Eva Sawyer f!, © 115 Joh~ J Loughman (4) b. b. 215 Jolm F Spencer b. @ 115 Mrs Elizabeth Price (2) 506 Gordon R Ayer f!, 215 John F Spencer, auta body re- 116 Lent's Inc f!, 507 Dewain S Charles f!, pairing f!, 118-124 Bates Block 508 Mrs Mabelle EY Trowbridge 217 Mrs Winifred A Smith f!, @ 118 Rochester Produce, fruits b. 509 Kenneth H Charles f!, 219 Ercole F Massucci © 119 Albert B Rustyak b. 510 William K Ravert f!, © 219 W Lewis ends 120 Norman T Slaughter (1) 510 Hyers be~lns 220 Adams be~ins 120 Joel C Westbrook (2) 511 Mrs Mary L Dunn f!, © 305 Burton L Wheaton @ Mrs Viola M Squire (3) 513 Ernest S Southby f!, 307 Herbert E Brooks b. @ Mrs Arlene Springer 514 George K Stanway f!, 309 Stanley T Price b. Vacant (6) 515 James O'Herron © 311 Mrs Hermine Barina George A Hubbard (7) 516 Earl W Smith f!, 313 Daniel J Malone @ Clarence E Quick (11) 517 John P Taber 313 Albert H Smith John A Quinn (12) 519 William Trowbridge f!, © 316 Vacant Mrs Alice Foote (18) 521 Clifford W Baldwin f!, © - W Jay ends ri~ht Ira Taggart (14) 521J.-2 William H Hunsinger f!, © - Franklin be~ins left Mrs Harriett M Kingston (4) 521J.-2 John Mattiola 405 G Karl Kummer f!, @ Mrs Katherine Niver (13) 522 Cecil E Taggart f!, © 405 Richard S Smith Clifford Thomas (17) 523 Mrs Mary M Downing f!, 406 LeRoy Updike b. © Store room (20) 523 Maurice C Lantzy f!, 407 Thomas F Malone f!, © Oney Hewlett (21) 524 Paul F Loveless 408 Arthur E Ridley f!, © 120-122 The Alpine Restaurant & 525 Clifford A Ganoung f!, 409 William E Donahue b. @ BarRoom f!, 525 Mrs Ethel M Tisdell 410 Mrs Louise L Parker b. © 121 Slocum & Gregg, grocers b. 526 Daniel W Shoemaker f!, 411 Clifford W Sutherland b. © 121 Albert B Rustyak, upholster­ 528 Edward J Beckham f!, 413 Joseph S Barina b. © ing f!, 528 Vacant 123 Michiana Restaurant /j, - Wood crosses AURORA STREET-NORTH 124 Staffords Smoke Shop D. 601 Dan B Van Buskirk f!, © From 224 E State north to E Fall - E Seneca crosses 602 George T Stack b. © Wards 4, 5. K-8 201 Pine Tavern, restaurant /j, 604 Albert S Milligan b. © Odd right 203 Am Dairy Cattle Club Assn 605 Laurence J Van Marter b. © 103 John Asledes, fruits /j, 606 Robert RInk 104 Griffin Block 203 Aurora Beauty Shop /j, 607 Mrs Flora Hoyt b. © 104 Mrs Mary J Ferrell b. 203 NY Holstein-Friesian Assn 607 Frank J Morgan 104 Mrs Henrietta S Sullivan b. /j, 607 Vacant 104 Mrs Henrietta S Sullivan, 203 Ralph Wing, portrait photo- 608 Lewis H Hatherill rooms grapher b. 609 Cesare Mignardi b. © 104 Floyd U Root, chiropractor b. 204 Thomas A Herson /j, @ 610 Lyman Z Moore b. 104 Viotti E Root, chiropractor b. 204 The Tompkins Hotel b. 612 Mrs Florence S Hill f!, © 104 Holmes Piano Studio 204 Alhambra Grill D. 614 Howard D Snyder © 104 Barlow Beauty Shop f!, 205 WF Fletcher Co, branch - Park be~ins ri~ht 104 Wesp-Buzzell Inc, photo­ office graphers b. 205 The Duncker Art Shop b. ALLEN STREET 106 Ice Cream Shoppe D. 207 0 Cello Shoe Rebuilder From 722 W Court north to 105-107 NY Delicatessen and 210 Donohue-Halverson Inc, Esty. Ward 1. L-5 Restaurant f!, plumbing f!, Even left 105 Mrs Julia A Crissey, beauty 210 Lyman R Fisher, surgeon /j, 104 Abraham Nichols parlor b. 210 Ithaca Chamber of Com- 106 Henry H Sinn f!, 105 Eugene D Welch merce tJ. 108 William G Liezert 105 Harry G Peterson .f!, 210 Ithaca Community Chest /j, 118-120 TG Miller's Sons Pape 105 Lewis S Lent (1) 210 Ithaca Automobile Club b.
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