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Ithaca Directory 1941LH-REF 974.7 Ithaca 1941Bellows Falls, Vt. : H.A. Manning Co.

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OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

HAROLD L. REEDChalrmah uf lI .., Board

PAUL W. BRAII'ARDPresident

LaVERE ROBINSO"Vice President and Trust Officer

RALPH W. MUNGLEVice-President

SEVILLE S. REULEINCashier and Assistant Trust

Officer

A CHESTER SARSFIELDAssistant Cashier

PAUL W. BR.\I!\.\RDPresident

FREDERICK L. BROW'>, JR.Pres., Jamieson-McKinney Co.

IIE'>RY .\. CAREYPresident H. A. Carey Co.

FRED B. HOWEDentist

CHARLES J. KE!\ERSONVlee Pres., Treas.. and Gen!. :\1 I1.r. ,

Morse Chain Co.D. BOARDMAJ\; LEE

AttorneyCHARLES H. J\;EWMAJ\;

AttorneyLEO,> C. PRITCHARD

J. G. Pritchard & SonHAROLD L. REED

Professor Economics. Cornell UniversityJA:\IES R. ROBI"SO'>

AttorneyLaVERE ROBII'SON

Vice President and Trust Officer

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FOUNDED on April 3, 1868 by a group of the city's prominentcitizens, under the leadership of Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell

University-it was originally housed in the wooden structure picturedabove. After outgrowing the facilities of three locations-this insti­tution in 1924 constructed the-now familiar five-story, fireproof IthacaSavings Bank Building. Its progress from 1868 to the present hasbeen exemplified by sound management and careful stewardship ofthe funds of depositors. The Ithaca Savings Bank has grown up withIthaca-and has been a vital factor in the city's growth.

OFFICERS FOR 1941G. LOUIS COOKDEXTER S. KIMBALLERNEST A. MILLERREGINALD R. LUMBARDFRANK HOOVERLOUIS E. COOKALLAN H. TREMAN

PAUL S. LIVERMORE, ChairmanARTHUR B. TREMANG. LOUIS COOK, Ex-OfficioDEXTER S. KIMBALL, Ex-Officio

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PresidentFirst Vice-President

Second Vice-PresidentSecretary-TreasurerAssistant TreasurerAssistant Secretary

Attorney

FinanceCommittee

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"·For the better Preparation of Cornell Students"

PREPARATORY SCHOOL. A Regents Academy that has preparedfor Cornell and other Universities hundreds of students from all overthe lJnited States and from many foreign countries. Its methods andprogram make It possible to combine rapid progress in subject matterwith real mental growth.

SUMMER SCHOOL. A six weeks session (July 7th to Aug. 22nd) isterminated with Regents examinations in August. Credentials thusearned have meant an important saving of time to many Cornellians.Special rates to Ithaca students.

TUTORING SCHOOL. It has been of valuable assistance to Cornellstudents for many years. Individual instruction in University andpreparatory courses by expert and scholarly instructors.

References and Catalogue on request

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C. M. DOYLE, Cornell '02Headmaster

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"CONSISTENCY"Is the Measure of a

Leader

I N every field of endeavor, one leader stands out from

the rest.

DAY in and day out, it is the champion who finishes

first. Consistency is the chief characteristic of the

leader.

I N every city of America there is one store whose name

is almost synonymous with the city it serves. In

Ithaca, that store is Rothschild's.

ROTHSCHILD'S is justly proud of its leadership

not boastin~ly proud, but deeply conscious of the

faith and trust which you our customers, have placed in

us. It is this which has assured our leadership. Honor,

inte~rityand fair dealing-the same basic principles which

our founders established in 1882, are still the principles

which guide Rothschild's today!

NOW, As for 59 Years,

THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP

Rothschild's

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ITHACA'S COMMUNIH S[RVIC[ cunRifii-· ~ -.~

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING

211 E. Seneca St.

ITHACA CHAMBER OF COMMERCERALPH C. SMITH, Executive SecretaryMARY EMMA CARD, Ass't. Secretary

An organization of 400 business, professional and private citizenswhose general purpose is to promote the business and civic welfare ofIthaca.

ITHACA AUTOMOBILE CLUBMILDRED P. PRESTON, Secretary.

Specialized service for motorists

ITHACA COMMUNITY CHESTFRANCES P. WIGLEY, Executive Secretary.

Providing financial support for 16 of Ithaca's welfare, social service,character-building and health organizations.

ITHACA CREDIT ASSOCIATIONJANE G. McAULIFFE, Executive Secretary.Serving Ithacans by encouraging high standards of personal

business credit.

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INDEX TO CONTENTS

Abbreviations 111Advantages 17Advertisers 15Alphabetical Directory 111Altitude of City 17American Legion 27American Red Cross 27Area of City 17Assessed Valuation 19Benevolent Protective Order Elks 28Blocks, Buildings, Etc 370Branded Goods (see Classified Business

Directory)Cemeteries 27Churches 25City Directory Library 144City Government 21Classified Business Directories 361Clubs 27County Government 33Courts 33Directory Library 144Dormitories 376Educational 19Financial 19Fire Department 22Fraternal Organizations 27Fraternity Houses 3~0

fulli ~

Historical 17

Hmprt~s VIncorporated Companies (see Alphabetical

Section)

Independent Order Odd Fellows 28Industrial Statistics 18Knights of Columbus 29Labor Organizations 32Libraries 27Location 17Maps 409Masonic 30Mercantile Statistics 18Military Organizations 30Miscellaneous Directory 21Miscellaneous Statistics 20Nationality Statistics 18New York State Government 94Numerical Street Directories 311Parks, Playgrounds and Points of Interest 17Police Departments 22Population Statistics 18Post Offices 25Religious Institutions 25Schools 401Societies, Clubs, Associations (see Mis-

cellaneous Dir)State Government (see N Y State Gov)Statistics 17Tompkins County Government 94Topography 17Transportation 19United States Government 94Valuation of Taxable Property 19Veteran Military Organizations 31Ward Boundaries 358

RECAPITULATION

New Names Added in Preparing 1941 Directory .Old Names Taken Out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Change of Address, etc .Total Number of Changes " .

4,1801,8817,419

13,480

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ADVERTISERS\~)A- \

Adams Arthur G 95Aetna Life Ins Co 88Allanson-Hudson Inc 58Anchor Radio Distributing Service 106Anderson B G 69Andrews Thomas E Mrs 90Atkinson Press The 117Atwaters 117Auto Body & Radiator Works 48Auto Lock & Key Service 50Automobiles Agencies Page 40Bailey Distributing Co 100Baker Bert T 96B~erFL 00Baker Langford F 102Baldwin & Davis Funeral Service front coverBarnes Dow S Co 59Barr J S & Co 74Begeacres Dairy 78Benevolent Protective Order of Elks 61Bishop Clarence E 83Bool H J Furniture Co 82Bool's Flowerdale Inc 75Boothroyd Robert S Ins Agency 87Bradley Eugene J r front coverBrill Roland C 89Brockway H L 90Brooks A B & Son 102Burns Realty Co 89Carey H A Co Inc top linesCarl's Garage back coverCarpenter & Pope 49Cascadilla School 6Cayuga Beverage Co Inc 100Cayuga Lumber Co 99Cayuga Motors Corp 45Chamber of Commerce 10Champaign Leigh M 79Chandler's back coverChurch of The Immaculate Conception 53Church Page 52Church William A Co 108Clinton Hotel 86Club Claret 85Cobb, Cobb & Simpson 95Colonial Beacon Oil Co 50Compton R W 66Co-Operative G L F Exchange Inc 76Cornell Library Association 72Cornell Radio 106Cortright Electric 68Courts 93Dassance Charles 68Davis & Lee Electric Co 67Deal & Merrick Auto Exchange 50

Dean of Ithaca Inc top linesDirectory Library 109Driscoll Bros & Co 110Driscoll J J red insertDryden Marble & Granite Works front coverEconomy Motor Sales insertEgan William M 71Empire Junk Co 103English Myron T 71Fahey Pharmacy under name Rexall StoreFailing's Plumbing Co 71Fairview Manor Realty Co Inc back boneFinestone S 82Finney Motors 47First National Bank of Ithaca

front cover and 3First Presbyterian Church 54Fletcher W F Co Inc 60Flower Shop The 75Forest City Plumbing Co 70Fraternal Order of Eagles 62Freeman C W front cover and 69Freeman's Motor Marine 98Freer Bros Motor Express Lines Inc 103Furman Bros back coverGallagher Restaurant 86Gascon Mort T 68Geherin John F back coverGibb Arthur N 68Gilbert Fred D 82Gillette's Cafeteria top linesH C T Motor Co top linesHafely Schuyler R 75Hall Alfred G front coverHawkinson Tread Service 49Heggie R A & Bro Co 192Herson Funeral Home 81Hewitt Chester H 67Hickey's Lyceum Music Store 104Higgins & Zabriskie front edgeHillH~~ ~

Holmes Walter J 89Howell & Stevens 199Hull & Wheaton Plumbing Co 70Immaculate Conception Church 53Inlet Valley Farms 77Ithaca Bottling Works 100Ithaca Chamber of Commerce 10Ithaca Engraving Co Inc 108Ithaca Fuel Supply Co top linesIthaca Journal-News Inc insert and top lines

Ithaca Junk Co front cover

Ithaca Laundries Inc 91

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DRYDENDryden Marble & Granite Works front cover

Peck Furniture House insert opp namePenney J C Co 59Perkins Erma D 90Pete's Glass Shop 84Physicians Page 101Powers Truman K 96Practical Business School 260Pratt's Flower Shop 75Pritchard J G & Son 42Pritchard William T top linesPublishers Notice 39Purity Ice Cream Co 77Pyle Enos A 96R T G Esso Service 44Rexall Store The 265Reynolds & Drake front coverRoberts Furniture Store 82Robertson William R 88Robinson & Carpenter Inc 2Rothschild Bros Inc 9Rottmann & Potter 66Rumsey C J & Co 84Rumsey E M & Son 64Schaber's Cycle Shop 51Scott-Squier Agency 87Seneca Street Garage 46Servicenter Inc 48Shelton Claude A bottom edgeShelton's Refrigeration Sales & Service

bottom edgeShepherd's Automotive Service

insert opp name88844996

back cover58967749

29156

103598871

10575

back cover

Slocum Hugh GSmith's Wallpaper & Paint ShopSouth Side GarageSovocool B FSoyring AndySport Shop TheStagg, Thaler & StaggStarland FarmsStevens H TStevens vV TSt Johns ChurchStudent TransferSturm BrosTaylor Maurice LTeaney M A ("Gus")Thayer Radio CoThomas Tree ServiceTidd Howard ETompkins Co-op Fire Ins Co

opp inside back coverTompkins County Administration 94Tompkins County Government 94Tompkins County Trust Co 73Tompkins Studio The 107Travelers Hotel 301Tydol Service Station 48United States Government 94Van Natta Office Equipment Co 7WHCU ~

Wally's Body & Fender Shop top linesWard Construction Co 69Wigley William R 87Wilson Wendell H 70Wilson & Burchard 102Wood P W & Son 87Wool-Scott Bakery Inc 77Young Men's Christian Asso 57

Ithaca Liquor & Wine Co top linesIthaca Metal Weatherstrip Co 69Ithaca Monumental Works 203Ithaca Personal Loan Inc 74Ithaca Savings Bank 4 and 5Ithaca Savings & Loan Asso back boneIthaca Wholesale House Inc 58Jamieson-McKinney Co 65Jordan Radios 106Kane EM 70Kiely Strout Realty 90Lake View Dairies front coverLang J B Engine & Garage Co 41Lang's Garage 41Lawyers 92Lee D Boardman 95Legal Pages 92-94Lent's Music Store 8Leonard John V 68Lockwood Gardens back coverLohr & Kramer 51Loyal Order of Moose 63Luce Dairy Co 78Lutheran Church 55Lynch James Coal Co 80Mack's Photostat Prints 108Manning H A Co 109Manufacturers 97Mancuso Cash & Carry Dry Cleaner 60Marion Farms Dairy 78Marshall Bros 77Massachusetts Mutual Life Ins Co 88Mayer's Smoke Shop 86McElwee W D & Son 66McKinney Agency Inc back coverMcReavy Coal Co top linesMedical Page 101" Mel" Comfort Seneca St Garage 46Merchants Delivery 103Miller Erie J & Co 43Miller's T G Sons Paper Co 100Mintz Lawrence M 95Monarch Restaurant top linesMunsey W A top linesMurray C H 80National Life Insurance Co 89Newberry J J Co 58New Linden Garage top linesNew York Life Ins Co 88New York State Government 94Noble John A 96Norris George B 49Norton Electric Co (Inc) 67Norton Printing Co 108Packard Automobile Sales & Service 46Palace Laundry top linesPatterson Lincoln E back coverPatrick C J 89Paul and Tony's Restaurant top lines

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The publishers of this Directory consider it advisable and desirable to set forth the follow­ing paragraphs, in as simple and attractive a manner as possible, to enable the readers of thesedescriptive pages to comprehend as many of the outstanding features of Ithaca as limitedspace permits. The local resident, the visitor, and the distant reader about Ithaca wish togain an impression of Ithaca as well as to have at hand a statistical reference regarding thecity and its people. It is the publisher's aim to portray as much of Ithaca's charm and great­ness as is consistent with facts. We believe with John Cotton Dana, the great librarian, that"Good citizenship springs from a knowledge about one's own community." The tearhings ofthe City Map and the City Directory about localities, districts, street locations, street changes,growth of sections and general city changes are of great importance to property owners, oldresidents, new residents and school children. Racial characteristics of names in the Directoryenable the consultant to gain a very comprehensive knowledge of the inhabitants of the cityand many other educational facts. Notable men all through history have contributed theirphilosophy as to the value of knowledge about the home town. Here is one from AbrahamLincoln: "I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man liveso that his place will be proud of him." In studying the following, remember that the IthacaCity Directory disseminates this information far and wide where this Directon' representsIthaca in the Free Directory Library Exchange System of North America. The Ithaca CityDirectory, with over -!.'j(j closely printed pages, is the City of Ithaca in book form; its familyand social life, business and industrial life, is portrayed in great detail. The publishers inviteand accept constructive criticism and suggestions for the improvement of the Directory forthe benefit of Ithaca and all interested.

LOCATION-Ithaca, sometimes called in this section" Crown of Cayuga," and knownfar and wide as the home of Cornell University and Ithaca College, is famous for three things:its wonderful setting at the head of Cayuga Lake in the midst of the Finger Lakes Reg:onits culture and refined atmosphere in all activities of business and social life; ih educationalinstitutions. Located in the heart of western New York State, it is ~..J-7 milcs to 1\ew York Citl',404 to Boston, li7[jto Chicago, :jI)~ to Philadelphia, :]7 to Elmira, ..J-I) to Geneva, ~I) to Cortland,57 to Syracuse, 175 to Albany, 171) to Schenectady, 88 to R(whester. Area is Ii square miles.

TOPOGRAPHY-:'I[any pagescould be devoted to a description ofIthaca topographirally. It is doubtfulif a11\' city in America has such a re­markable formation of lel'elland, hills,cliffs, gorges and water falls. All thisvariety is so blended that it is mostinspiring to the I'isitor to pass fromone spectacle to another. The viewshown is one of Ithaca's beatifulfalls. For a mile and a half from thelake shore land is level and containsthe businessiiection of the cit)', railroadI',nds. stations, municipal airport.the heights are covered with beauti­ful homes, the extensil'e campus and

TRIPHAMI\IER FALLS, CORNELL UNIVERSITY buildings of Cornell Unil'ersity, somefactories and even railroads which climb out of the citl'; the highlands of the city are gougedby great gorges beginning at the south with Buttermilk Falls Cleek and Gorge 1 milesouth: COy'S Glen 3 miles in length; Cascadilla Creek and Gorge, at south end of Cornell Uni­versitl' Campus; Fall Creek C01')c:e, north of Cornell Fniversity Campus. (.\ more completedescription of these gorge~ and Il'ater falls, under Parks and Points of Interest-see index)The altitude of the main section of the city is about .,lOa feet, the highlands ,'-:1111 feet.

HISTORICAL-Ithaca lI':lS first settled in 1789. This was ten vears after the visit of adetachment of 200 men commanded by Col. Dearborn from the exp'editionary force of Gen.Sullil'an, on Sept. ~:). 177\), These first white settlers founded Ithaca, named by SimeonDeWitt in 1795. The Cayuga Indians. one of the six 0.'ations, presen'e the legend of theGreat Spirit placing his hand upon the earth to form this region of the Finger Lakes. Organ­ized as a village in 1~:.?1. Incorporated as a citl' in 188~. Ithaca celebrated in 1939 its150th .\nnil'l'rs:lrl'.

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View of Ithaca from South Hill about 1870. I-Immaculate Conception Church; 2-Dutch Re­formed Church; 3-0ri!l.inal Meetln!l. House Presbyterian Church; 4-Treman Brothers Foundry; S­Clinton Hall; 6 -Clinton House; 7-Treman Kin!l. & Co.; 8-Bank of Ithaca (now Atwaters); 9-TheInlet; IO-Flooded Lowlands and Dredged Channel to st amboat wharf; II-Episcopal Church; 12­Mrs. Jane McGraw Home (present site GLF Bulldin!l.); 13-Presbyterian Church; 14-Court HO.lse;IS-Old Falr!l.rounds; 16-WlI!l.us Opera House (now Rothschllds); II-Baptist Church; 18-WilllamAndrus '-lome; 19 "Corn~1I City Lior .ry Association Tower; 20-VlIIa!l.e Hall Tower; 21-D.L.&W. R.R.

POPULATION-The population of Ithaca as of July, 1937, City Hall Records was:2:2,132. In 1\:)25 the state census gave 18948. In 1920 it was 17,004; 1910, 14,802; 1900,13,130; 1890, 1l,Oi2. There are about 90% native born with native stock predominating,about :)(,"'0 colored. The student population of Ithaca is about 7,000, mo.king a total popula­tion O\'er 28,000. GrO'ovth last 10 years has been nearly 20 per cent.

MERCANTILE-Ithaca is a trading center of 60,000people and has stores that compare favorably with citiesmucn larger. Because of the University population and acommunity educated to want the best, the retail establish­ments carry merchandise equalling in variety and qualitythe 5tocks of stores in leading eastern cities. Wholesalehouses distribute over a large territory. There are about400 retail establishments, 15 wholesale, and about 200professional offices. The merchants of Ithaca are notedfor their service and COUl teous treatment which has done".ucn to make Ithaca popular as a trading center for thoseliving outside of the city.

INDUSTRIAL-By the foresight of its public spiritedcitizens and the city itself many acres or square miles in andaround the city comprising parks and playgrounds, scenicgorges and public lands adaptable as well for industrialpurposes are available for all future time.

Educational advantages for industrial workers andtheir families, including a liberal policy pIOvision for TAUGHA:":\OCK FALLSvocational education and training in the public schools.

Recreation and amusement of the people provided abundantly with sports and pleasuresof every description. L~ke and stream, gorges a~d.waterfalls, swimming, boating, fishing,college, school and publIc SP~)fts. of ever:r descnptlOn make a m.ost attractive living en­vironment for people engaged m hIgh class mdustry. Not a large mdustrial center, but a\'er\' substantial and successful part of our community engaged in production have an un­usual standard of living not possible in the large industrial centers. Therefore in thisrr.odern age, Ithaca is one of the most attractive places available for production plants

19-1-1-ITHAcA DIRECTORy-19-l-1 19requiring fine rail and water transportation facilities, high class labor, power and living con­ditions unsurpassed for contentment and happiness. The principal industries manufactureshot guns, power drive chains, mechanical stokers, adding machines, leather hand bags,paper, cardboard boxes, electric meters, salt and cement.

Large corporations more or less national in scope find a good economic condition, muchmore so than in congested areas for establishment of their central offices, where abundant,intelligent, well educated employees are available for this kind of work. High standard ofliving at comparative low cost works to the advantage of both employer and employee.

The history of Ithaca for more than 100 years reflects a slow but steady growth, a wellbalanced attractive American city, where economic and cultural life grow side by side, creatingone of the most attractive places in existence to live a full, happy and contented life.

Those engaged in industry and the economic strugglebreathe an atmosphere of culture and education that invariablyresults in the next generation seeking and obtaining both ofthese desirable things that equip them for a future that ad­vances the whole population along rapid linesof progress.Anybusiness interested in the industrial possibilities of Ithaca isinvited to call on the Ithaca Chamb ~r of Commerc~.

FINANCIAL-There are 3 financial institutions, withtotal deposits of $22,G87 ,486, as of Dec 31,194fl and one savingsand loan association. The savings banks deposits are over $8,000,000. The net assessed valuation of the city is $38,OO(I,OI )(),with an exempt value of $22,000,000. The per capita wealthis high. Total tax rate for 1938 was $27.:·m per thousand.The city government has operated within its budget for thepast 30 years, has a low bonded indebtedness, and the highestfinancial rating.

EDUCATIONAL-Ithaca is among the leading education­al centers of the state. There are 10 public schools and 1parochial school. The school enrollment is 4,700 with 180 i~~~~~~!.1teachers and administrative stilff. Cornell Universitywhich is one of the great universities of North America,located on America's most beautiful campus overlooking thelower parts of the city and Lake Cayuga, was founded in Ithaca THE '.IBR \IU TOWERin 1865 by Ezra Cornell. The enrollment is ovcr G,OOO students. The university includescolleges of Art and Science, Medicine, LlII', Engineering, Architecture, the State Colleges ofAgriculture, Veterinafl' Medicine, and Home Economics and il Graduate School and a School

of Hotel:\ lanagement. I I occupiesabout :2,-J.oo ancs of land and 60buildings, which Il'ith their equipmentare valued at about ';18,(1)( 1,(1)0, whileendowment adds about :::;:)(),OOO,OI Inmore to the resources of the institu­tions. There are also located in thecity Ithaca College, dc\'oted to music,drama and ph\'sical education; TheCornell Tutoring School; The Cas­cadilla Tutoring School; LTni\'t'rsityTutoring School; The Practical Bus­iness School. There are four librariesas follO\vs: Cornell Librarv is locatedin the heart of the business districtand gives an extensive sen'ice to the

CORI\'ELL U1\IVERSITY public; the Cornell l.:niversity Librarylocated on the campus has over SI:2,OOO

volumes including SC\'CLt1 special collections ha\'ing international fame; the Tompkins CountyBar Association Library is located in Ithaca S:l\'ings Bank Building; the Free DirectoryLibrary maintained b~' the H. A. l\Ianning Co. in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms at :211E Seneca Street.

TRANSPORTATION-Ith:lca is served ty the main line of the Lehigh Valley Railroadand also by :2 branch lines; the Ithaca :l11d Owego Branch of the Delaware, Lackawanna andWestern Railroad has a terminus here. The Ithaca Raihv:lv Inc with a modern bus serviceserves campIetch' Il'ithin the l,il\' limits and suburban bus iines operating from a municipal

20 19-!1-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-19-!1bus terminal on East Green Street connect the city with Elmira, Watkins Glen, Binghamton,Cortland, Syracuse, Auburn, Seneca Falls, etc. Ithaca is also the southern terminal of theNew York Barge Canal system and is provided with docking facilities for boats operating onthe canal. It is the nearest ew York State port to the anthracite coal fields of Pennsylvania.The Ithaca Municipal Air Port is the second oldest in the state. It has been improved andenlarged, and is now 2,000' x 3000' in size, \"ith a :2:'<()I)' paved runa\"a~·. and a large modernhangar. It is \yithin the cit\' limits, and is five minutes b,' car from the business section.Student instruction and passenger flights are a,'ailable in several planes, C. S. RobinsonAerial Surveys, an aerial mapping and photo'raphic concern, operates five airplanesfrom Ithaca as a base. This company is equippEd for all types of aerial photographicwork, and has mapped ,W,OOO square miles of territory during the past ten years. Ithacais the hub of a network of highways such as make New York State famous. These high­ways carry a very heavy traffic for business and pleasure and especially in tourist season.The attractions of the scenic wonders of this region are drawing more and more tourists eachyear. The auto truck freight service is growing.

PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS AND POINTS OF INTEREST-The natural topography ofthe land here makes the city a natural park. There are three public parks within the city,the largest of which is located at the lake end of the cityand has recreation and athletic facilities, also an exten­sive bathing beach on Lake Cayuga. The Cornell Campusis extensive and supplies a very beautiful park-like effectfor the upper part of the city. The following scenicbeauty spots in and not far from the city are: ButtermilkFalls, State Park, Cascadilla Glen, Cayuga Lake, CoysGlen, Robert H. Treman State Park, Fall Creek Gorge,Ithaca Gorge and Falls, Point Lookout, TaughannockFalls State Park, Watkins Glen State Park.* For detailson this subject see page :359.

MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS-Ithaca has analdermanic form of government. There are 60 miles ofstreets with 30 first class paved. The water workscapacity is 350,000,000 gallons with daily pump of 3,­000,000 gallons..-\ moderniz[d cit" sewage disposal plant(onstructed in 1939 at a cost of $125,000, will be fullyadequate for the next generation. There is a good firedepartment with the volunteer system, and there are 12 ITHACA FALLSengines and hose and hook and ladder trucks, The policedepartment has 1 station and 30 men on full time only. There are 21 churches, 8 hotels withabout 500 rooms. The Chamber of Commerce has surveyed the entire city rooming accommo­dations for conventions and has available this information for all who require it; the dining ser­vlce for conventions of any size is adequate. Ithaca is a convention city. There is one publicand two private hospitals with a total of 155 beds. Postal receipts for 1939, about $300,000,with over eight million pieces of outgoing mail not counting parc~1 post.-For more c:>mpbte description see Index to contents

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CITY GOVERNMENTMayor

Joseph CampbellActing Mayor-Arthur N Gibb

AldermenFirst Ward-Donald T Stephens, Ralph

T MazzaSecond Ward-Roy C Shurger, Amos A

BarnsThird Ward-Edwin S Gillett, John A

LeachtneauerFourth Ward-John E Perry, Carl VailFifth Ward-Arthur N Gibb, Armand L

AdamsRegular meetings first Wednesday of

each month at 5 p m, Council Chamber,City Hall

City OfficersCity Clerk and Registrar-Floyd H

SpringerDeputy Registrar-Mrs Alice E HaywoodCity Attorney-Loms K ThalerCity Chamberlain-ehrence A SnyderCity Judge-Harold E SimpsonActing City Judge-Lawrence M MmtzClerk City Court-Mrs Beatrice V ParlettCity Assessor-Henry Calder ThorneCity Marshal-John SinsabaughAssociate Assessors-E E Ingalls, Fred C

ThompsonChief of Police-William MarshallDirector of Public Welfare-John H PostPolice Commissioner-Melvin G ComfortBuilding Commissioner-Henry C ThorneFire Marshal-Bernard J ReillySe..'!ler of Weights and Measures-Lawrence

J GaurnierDog Warden-William B Hall

Common Council(Standing Committees)

Finance and Accounts-Arthur N Gibb,chairman

Charter and Ordinances-Armand LAdams, ch

Relations with Police Department-RalphT Mazza, ch

Relations with the Board of Public Works-earl Vail, ch

Relations with the Fire Commission­Edwin S Gillett, ch

Relations with the Board of Health-JohnA Leachtneauer

Relations with the Board of Public Welfare-Amos A Barns, ch

Civil Service CommissionJohn W Carty, pres, Albert E Wells, James

E Matthews, Truman K Powers, sec. Meet­ings called by chairman

Sinking Fund CommissionLaVere Robinson, William H Burns, Albert

G Stone, chairman

Board of Public WorksThe Mayor, chairman and members ex­

officioCommissioners-George C Hassan, term

expires Dec 31, 1941, John P Egbert, termexpires Dec 31, 1942, Lawrence C Rumsey,term expires Dec 31, 1943, Roy P Hopper,term expires Dec 31, 1944, James W Bishop,term expires Dec 31, 1945, Albert A Ward,term expires Dec 31, 1946

Engineer-Thomas F MarbleForester-Richard S BakerSupt Water & Sewer Dept-George D

Carpenter, office 510 FirstRegular meetings 2nd and 4th IVednesdays

in each month at 7:30 pm CounCil Chamber,City Hall

Board of HealthThe Mayor--chairman and members ex­

officioCommissioners-Arthur A Cross, term

expires Dec 31, 1943, Henry A Carey, termexpires Dec 31, 1943, Lincoln E Patterson,term expires Dec 31,1941, Mrs Mary M Pea­body, term expires Dec 31, 1941, Dr Frank JMcCormick, term expires Dec 31, 1942, PaulS Livermore, term expires Dec 31, 1942

Main office-health clinics, etc CornellLibrary Bldg, 115 N Tioga

Health Officer-Dr Robert H BroadPlumbing Inspector-Carl W WismarPubhc Health Nurses-E Mae MandeVllle,

Laura A Head and Helen H NetroMilk Inspector-Donald W BakerSanitary Inspector-Arthur H StubblefieldDairy and Meat Inspector-Dr Michael J

KolarRegular meeting 2nd Thurs each month at

4 p m, Council Chamber, City Hall

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~~~SS~~TE~~1~t~~~~. ~~oN H. C. T. Motor Co.Protecti\'e Police Co No 8-Capt, Geo~ge

Carpenter; treas, John ReamerN eriton Hose, Chemical and Hook and

Ladder Co No 9, 311 College av-Capt,Frank T Thorpe; sec, Paul Lisenring; treas,Harvey Seaburg It..,;!

POLICE DEPARTMENTPolice Commissioner-Melvin G ComfortChief of Police-William MarshallCaptain of Detectives-Patrick J HartnettNight Captain-John F McCarthyDay Desk Sgt-Howard E BrusterNight Desk Sergeant-Smith D WrightRelief Desk Sergeant--eharles F Mac-

DougallPatrolmen-Raymond C Wilkinson, Mar­

tin J O'Brien, Floyd J Conover, Donald EWallenbeck, William F Murphy, Edward JMoore, George P Baldwin, Daniel B Flynn,William C Simmers, Arthur J Burns, Paul GMalone, Joseph J Moore, Daniel J Gallagher,C Douglass Egbert, Howard L Ingram, DThomas Daghita, Paul J Regan, GustavFritsche

FIRE DEPARTMENTCommissioners-Ernest D Button, pres,

Arthur T Burns, Fred E NortonTreasurer--elarence A SnyderFire Marshal-Bernard J ReillyChief-Bernard J ReillyFirst Assistant-Raymond TravisSuperintendent of Fire Alarm-VacantRegular meeting 1st Tuesday after 1st

Wednesday in each month, 4 p m, Fire DeptHeadquarters

Company Officers-Cayuga Hose Co No I,Central Fire Station-eaptain, MatthewLaFrance, pr~, L Gerald Rich, sec, James E

BarryRescue Steamer and Chemical Co No 2,

206 E Seneca-Capt, Robert W Hasenjager,1st lieut Harold J Driscoll, sec, Harold FThomps~n, 2nd lieut, Ronald K Wilson,treas, Garry W Reynolds, Meets 1st Thursof each month

Tornado Hook and Ladder Co No 3, Cen­tral Fire Station-Capt, Gordon M Read,sec, Harold Teeter, treas, John H McAllister,Meets 1st Wed at Central Sta

Eureka Fire and Police Patrol Co No 4,Central Fire Station-Capt, John Beach,15t lieut, Wallace J Gray, 2nd lieut, KennethDecker, pre.:., Robert J McCracken, treas,Raymond B Wheaton, sec, Clarence E Lamb

Torrent Hose Co No 5, 136 W State­Capt, Joseph Mars; sec, Edward Dunlavey;treas, Joseph Hoffman

Sprague Steamer and Hose Co No 6, 626W State-Capt, James M Handlen; treas,Fred Norton; sec, John Sullivan

Cataract Hose Co No 7, 1012 N Tioga­Capt, C Floyd Durling; sec, Kenneth FlY!1n;sec, James Bailey; 1st lieut, Tobert Cormsh;treas, Leon F Holman

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM(See Red Insert)

SECOND ALARM SIGNALS2-1-2 Calls No 5 Engine2-2-2 Calls No 2 Engine2-3-2 Calls No 9 Engine3-1-3 Calls No 3 Truck3-2-3 Calls No 9 Truck4-1-4 Calls No 6 Hose4-2-4 Calls No 7 Hose4-3-4 Calls No 1 Hose6-1-6 Calls No 4 Salvage Rig

CAYUGA HEIGHTS VILLAGEGOVERNMENT

Mayor-Charles J KenersonTrustees-Terrell B Maxfield, Sherwood

Holt, Charles J Kennison, Herbert H Sco-field, Henry J Shirey

Treasurer-Cedric H GuiseClerk-James .13 TrousaaleHealth Officer-Dr H Herbert CrumBuilding Commissioner-Carl CrandallVillage Engineer--Carl Crandall

ITl{ACA PUBLIC SCHOOLSBoard ot Education

Pres, G Louis Cook; sec and supt, C LKulp; commissioners, R W Mungle, ClydeB Moore, E A Miller, Earl R Ticknor, MamieC Boochever, E C Weatherby, Helen D Bull,M J Leary

Regular meetings of the Board are heldon the 2nd Mon in each month at 3:45 p m

Standing CommitteesOf the Board of Education with a brief

outline of the departments under the directsupervision of each

Finance, Residence and Tuition-Com­missioners, R W Mungle, E A Miller, E CWeatherby. Insurance interest, loans, sink­ing fund, bonds, contingent fund, treasurer'ssalary, salaries of assistant secretaries, stenog­raphers, switch board operator, etc

Teachers-Commissioners, Clyde B Moore,Helen D Bull, R W Mungle

Building and Grounds-Commissioners,E A Miller, Mamie C Boochever, M J Leary

Supplies, Books and Apparatus-Commis_sioners, E C Weatherby, Clyde B Moore,Earl R Ticknor

Health and Playgrounds-Commissioners,Helen D Bull, Mamie C Boochever, M JLeary

Faculty for 1940-1941Administration-Claude L Kulp, super­

intendent of schools; Mary V Farnsworth. sec

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DEAN of ITHACA, INC. Agents Aero May-401-409 E. State St. Dial 2531 flower Transit Co.to supt; Gladys Thomas, exec sec; CatherineA Baber, fin Eec; Dorothy Seaburg, asst sec;Doris T Nadge, Angelina Giannetti, informa­tion bureau; Ross Cameron, attd officer

Supervisors-Marian E Leary, drawingand craft; Laura Bryant, vocal music; EagarE Bredbenner, health education, athletics;Mildred E Stafford, penmanship, spellingand atypical division

Senior High SchoolN Cayuga, Frank R Bliss, principal;

Eleanor G Crooks, sec; Eiwood A LaFortune,v-prin; Laura M Warner, librarian, TheresaWest, asst to prin

Medical Inspection-Robert H Broad,director; L Grace Cotton, Elsie M Sarge,Caroline E Hook, Aaron R Edwards, EdwardF Larkin, Pauline M Smith, Hilda D Sullivan

Mathematics-Mayfred Claflin, MildredW Haff, Elton A Butler, Clarence D Moseman

Foreign Language-Clara S Apgar, Jose­phone Conlon, Ruth L Miller, Oswald Lau­benstein, Catherine M Welch, FlorenceWilliamson

English-Zelma B Becker, Marion CLynch, Emilie M Brown, Mary V McAllister,Marian L Warren, Adeline Newman, MIsabel Murray, Alfred H Grammon, LeonardC Buyse, Delphine Ten Broeck, Frances WRendell

So 'ial Science-Howard R Anderson, HarryW Porter, Frederick H Stutz, Mildrea PWatkins, Lilly Robinson

Biology, Botany ana GeneralScience­Margaret Reidy, Royal Gilkey, Thelma EThrasher

Chemistry and Physics-Robert F Kings­bury, Robert R Scidmore

Commercial-W Robert Farnsworth, Mi­riam Hample, M Asenath Van Buren, OliverM York, Ethel Doney, Eleanor M Pratt,Margaret R Kennedy, Mary G Sayers,Helen B Corcoran, Edward I Pierce

Art-Marian E Leary, Raymond ArnoldPhysical Education-Joseph J Tatascore,

Helen A DrakeVocal Music-Laura BrvantInstrumental Music-Dayton Latham, S

Carolyn MarshHousehold Arts-Ethel C Roberts, Emma

Rose Elliott, Elizabeth Page, Shirley PHawkins

Industrial Arts-Clarence R Dixon, JohnCarlson, John A Mack, Walter J Sykes,Raymond W Kana, Elmer J Woodams,James F Huxtable

Janitors-Fred Huddle, Harrison Muckey,H A Clapp, John Beckhorn, John Niland,Lawrence Muckey, Barney Bell

Housekeepers-Mrs Mary Bell, Mrs AliceMcKnight

Junior High SchoolF D Boynton Junior High School-Bertha

M Bartholomew, principal; Raymond W

Hicks, v-prin; Anna M Wilson, librarian;Mary E Battersby, secretary

Mathematics-Helen S Lewis, KathrynStenson. Persis R Ogden, Robert H Hubbell,Luella Hess

English-Jane C Stoutenburg, MargaretWoodside, Ruth E Polson, Theodore P Jud­way, Mary Z Furey, Janet Goodhue, JaneS Clapp

Social Science-Millicent Haines, DouglasHewitt, Bertha S McCargo, Barbara HTupper, Kenneth A Fuller, Adelaide CWright, Lloyd F McIntyre

Art-Arthur E SmithGeneral Language-Mildred Williams,

Samuel J CatalfanoGeneral Science-Eloise T Hadlock, Philip

G Johnson, Sam T Hewitt, Aadie A 11illican,William B Axtell, Abraham S Rabotnikoff

Commerce-M Alberta StebbingsVocal Music-Isadora SchweitzerHome Arts-Ethelwyn C Gibson, Clara S

O'Connell, Margaret Hutchins, ElizabethStevenson

Industrial Arts-William J Becker, LutherH Kresge

Health-Ralph W Jones, dir, RosalieGraubart, asst to dir

Physical Education-Francis T O'Connell,Freida Cohen

Instrumental Music-Bernice Finch, Clay­ton Wheeler

Cafeteria Manager-Miriam RiggsExtra Curricular Activities-Arthur E

NiedecKJanitors--Charles Hirst, Walter Jordan

Walter Greene, Elmer TerwilligerHousekeeper-Mrs Mary FerrellEngineer-Henry FishMechanic-Bert L Wheaton, Clarence

Marshall

Elementary SchoolsNorth West District-Virgil R Ruegsegger,

dist prin, John Delaney, acting dist prin,Marion C Davenport, asst to senior teachers,Frances W Harvey, librarian

Central School-Agnes Feehan, seniorteacher, Mary K Powell, Norma C O'Brien,Ethel B Van Order, Bestrice Kaplan, Alice HHanson, M Leona Smith, Hester McCracken,Josephine DiPasquale, Esther M King,janitors, Joe Mignardi, Mrs Joe Mignardi

Fall Creek School, N Aurora eKing-MayA Nichols, senior teacher, Ruth E Lewis,Flora M White, Isabel W Carey, Sara HLokken, Marion L Denison, Mary Morris,Dorothy Balbirnie, Maude C Hopper, MaryL Townsley, janitor, W D McFall

Southwest District-Mary L Arnold, distprincipal, Ernestine W Banford, asst toSenior teachers

Henry St John School--8 Geneva av c WClinton, Freda R Slater, senior teacher,Pearl L Crysler, Florence H Robinson, Mar­guerite Turner, Margaret F Sullivan, Helen

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J I W tAd DIAL2321. ourna an S For ResultsEmmons, Catherine L Reilly, Florence MVan Iderstine, Grace McKenna, Fern J Huff,Janitors, Fred Elston, Mrs Fred Elston

Special Classes-e Lucile Carter, JanetMcIntyre

South Hill School-Columbia, CorneliaWilliams, prin, Leona W Gelaer, seniorteacher, Ursula C Jones, Helen M Gould,Elsie T Haynes, Lucile Brinsmaid, KathrynM Bulche, janitor Lyman Moore

West Hill School-234 Elm, Marjorie CSmith, senior teacher, Margaret Badger,Elizabeth S Bailey, Pauline J Hanford, Mar­iorie Hl1l, Katharine 0 Williams, janitor,Roy Swartout

East District-M Louise Wilson, asst toacting prin

Belle Sherman School-Mitchell, Ella ERichards, acting prin, Dorothy H Mouer,Katherine Knapp, Lucile Brinsmaid, Hazel AStage, M Eleanor White, Margaret Phillips,janitor Lawrence Wilkinson

East Hill School-Edith T Faucett, actingprin, Mary M Bovier, Jean S Reynolds,Katharine 0 Williams, Hazel A Lamb,Helen Avery, janitor Frank J Feocco

Open Air School-Roof of High SchoolBuilding, Ada P Sykes, Emma Davis, Mil­dred C McFarlane

Reconstruction Home--Louise M Pasto,Genevieve S Murphy, Agnes F Sawdon

Nursery SchoolHenry St John WPA Nursery School­

Mrs Ruth H Blanchard, supvr, 301 S Geneva

PlaygroundsEdgar E Bredbenner, director

Town SchoolsUnion Free School No &-Town of Ithaca,

Martha L Hitchcock, prin, Dorothy AMc­Laughlin, Ruth C Van Marter, Helen F Hill,Katherine C Long, Irene Coleman, MarciaMulholland, Louise C Titcomb, Mrs B PearlPapez, Mrs Jeanne M Ravage, Mrs AliceB Green, Lillian F Ewing, Eldon L Lane,Marjorie S Ross

CORNELL UNIVERSITYOfficers of Administration

Pres-Edmund Ezra Day, Morrill Hall,tel 3331-1030

Provost-H W Peters, Morrill Hall, tel3331-1265

Auditor-James B Trousdale, Morrill Hall,tel 331-904

Treas-George F Rogalsky, Morrill Hall,tel 3331-908, asst treas, R B Meigs, 3331-911

Superintendent of Buildings and GrounuS-H E Weatherlow, Morrill Hall, tel 3331­952

Registrar's Office-George D Haupin, asstregistrar, Morrill Hall, tel 3331-943

Office of Admissions-Dr Eugene F Brad­ford, dir of admissions, Morrill Hall, tel3331-917

Mgr of Purchases-George S Frank, Mor­till Hall, tel 3331-1059

Secretary-E K Graham (acting), MorrillHall, tel 3331-934

The Graduate School-Dean, G H Sabine,Morrill Hall, tel 3331-1159

College of Home Economics-Dean C ELadd, Roberts Hall, room 106, tel 2410 and3451-7, Roberts Hall, room 192, tel 2501

College of Arts and Sciences-GoldwinSmith Hall (137), tel 3331-813, dean, R MOgden

College of Law-Dean R S Stevens, MyronTaylor Hall, tel 3331-1021

Medical College--Dean William S Ladd,Stimson Hall, tel 3331-1051

Military Science--New York State DrillHall, dir, Lieut Colonel C I McClure

Veterinary College--Dean W A Hagan,James Law Hall, tel 2965

College of Agriculture--Dean C E Ladd,Roberts Hall (106), tel 2410; sec, RobertsHall (192), tel 2501

College of Architecture--Dean Gilmore DClark, White Hall, tel 3331-1137

College of Engineering-Dean S C Hol­lister, Sibley Dome, tel 3331-1044

School of Civil Engineering-Dir W LMalcolm, Lincoln Hall (12), tel 3331-854

School of Electrical Engineering-DirectorW A Lewis, Franklin Hall (18), tel 3331-804

Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering­Dir W N Barnard, West Sibley, tel 3331-1036

N Y State Agricultural Experiment Station-Director P J Parrott, Jordan Hall, GenevaNY

University Library-Librarian, Otto Kin­keldey; asso, E R B Willis, Library BId, tel3331-853

University Faculty-Dean Cornelius Bet­ten, Morrill Hall, tel 3331-1107, R P Sibley,sec, tel 3331-813

Summer School-Director Loren C Petry,tel 3451-82

Dean of Women-Dean R Louise Fitch,1 Sage av, tel 3331-1131

The Infirmary-Superintendent, Miss Mar­garet A Russell, 512 E State, tel 2747

Medical Advisers-For men, Dr Dean FSmiley, the gymnasium, tel 3331-1040. Forwomen, Dr Jennette Evans, women's gymna­sium, tel 3331-1055

Proctor-Captain Charles D ManningMorrill Hall, tel 3331-941 '

Physical Education and Athletics-JamesLynah, director, The Old Armory, tel 3331­1101

Willard Straight Hall, office of director,Foster Coffin, tel 3361

ITHACA COLLEGEOfficers of Administration

120 E Buffalo-Pres, Leonard B Job'Robert K Devricks, sec; dean of women Id~Powell; .bursar, Nellie E Van Dyne; 'suptbldg,s SIdney D Robertson; registrar, Flor-

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CarolineCarolmeDrydenDrydenDrydenGrotonIthaca

UlyssesLansingGroton

LansingNewfield

GrotonLansingCarolineLansingUlyssesDanby

POST OFFICES IN TOMPKINSCOUNTYOffices in(Money Order

OfficeBrooktondaleCaroline DepotDrydenEtnaFreevilleGrotonIthacaJacksonvilleLudlowvilleMcLeanMyersNewfieldPeruvillePortland PointSlaterville SpringsSouth LansingTrumansburgWest Danby

to 6 p m except Sat, 7 a m to 1 pm. Registrydepartment open from 8 a m to 6 p m exceptSat, 8 a m to 1 p m. Money order departmentopen form 9 a m to 5 p m except Sat, 9 a mto 1 p m. Last collection of mail 7 p m to8:30 p m. Last dispatch of mail 9 p m

Station No 1, 414 Eddy, Fred H Blackmerclerk in charge

Station No 2, Cornell Co-operative Society-Ralph C Avery, clerk in charge

Station No 3, 507 N Cayuga-Lee HDaniels, clerk in charge

Station No 4, 526 W State-Henry DKeyser, clerk in charge

Station No 5, 303 S Cayuga-LawrenceH Axtell, clerk in charge

Station No 6, 1024 N Tioga-James LReynolds, clerk in charge

Station No 7, 518 Madison-AmerigoF Calistri, clerk in charge

Rural Sta, Biggs Hosp, Theodore Vann,clerk in charge

Motor Vehicle Dept, P G-Harry R Lunn,mech, Gilbert B Hart, train driver, Lee LWilson, train driver

Special Delivery Messengers-Oscar RGere, Alfred R Alexander

CHURCHES AND CHURCHSOCIETIES

BaptistFirst Bap:.ist Church-DeWitt Park Rev

Alfred H Boutwell, pastor Rev JohnD W Fetter, University pastor Ser­vices of worship 11 a m, Church School10 a m, Baptist Student Forum 6:14pm, prayer meeting Wednesday eveningat 7:30

Tabernacle Baptist Church-Utica c ELincoln Rev Joseph M Stowell, pas-

Department of DramaDirector, Wynn E Zeller

Department of English and LanguageDirector, Rollo A Tallcott

Department of Physical EducationDirector, Laurence S Hill

ence M Howland; matrons, Mrs Alice LeeJones, 440 E Buffalo; Mrs Anna Kelchner,503 E Buffalo; Mrs Frances Henschel, 504 EBuffalo; Mary E Jarvis, Westminster Hall;Mrs Bertha B Creighton, 404 E Buffalo; MrsJennie Witmer Tallcott, 117 DeWitt pI; MrsElizabeth A Whitaker, 111 Osmun pI, seeinsert

Department of MusicDirector, Victor L F Rebmann

POST OFFICEN Tioga c E Buffalo, Elwyn S Sloughter,

postmaster; John C Grant, asst postmaster;Max A Noethlig, supt of mails; Francis JKramer, asst supt of mails; Louis M Burtt,foreman; clerks, James T Powers, Harry Bul­lock, Leon Stark, William J Hassan, Leon LDickens, Mertie M Brown, Frank G Louns­bery, Roy R Grant, Donald E Noble, WalterCarpenter, Fair A Stevens, Thomas E Solan,Emery G Pew, Vernon E Switzer, EdmundSherwood, Clayton L Cook, John J Sullivan,James H McCarthy Jr, Donald W Card,Peter A McAllister; sub clerks Robert BGrant, Elbert I Fitch and Frederick C Chris­tofferson, Clyde F Bullock, Robert G Ware,Walter S Pew, laborer

Clerk-Stenographer--Mrs A Louise StevensCarriers-Charles F Carpenter, Robert H

Batterson, Arthur W Murphy, George A Har­rington, Randolph S Wickham, Ward WWashburn, Frank A Burns, Charles F Hassan,Herbert Lawrence, Joel D Couch, Emmett RCampbell, Joseph L Bailey, Ray E Vander­mark, Luke P Keefe, Frank M Halladay,Harry C Morey, John T Seaman, John CPowers, Raymond A Wheeler, Paul La­France, Marion R Coon, James Solan, JamesH Sheheen, Gordon Lang, Bernard A Rose,Robert W Ro~kelly, George H Klune, ElmerC Testut; sub city carriers, John P Hartnett,Joseph F Conway, E Leroy Sherwood, John JMurphy Jr, Carl L Classen

Rural Delivery Carriers-I, Frederick HCornish; 2, Earl F Sharp; 3, George F Dorn;4, John T Scofield; 5, Merton J IngersollJr (sub)

Custodian Force, U S Public Building­Floyd E Woodin, Joseph N Hanna, QuimbyW Wilcox, Clifford H Green, laborers andHenry W Murphy, charrnan. Office open forgeneral delivery and sale of stamps from 7 a m

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FENDER AND BODY STRAIGHTENING- WELDING

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Catholic (Roman)CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE

CONCEPTION-N Geneva c W Sen­eca Rev William Byrne, M R pastor,Rev Robert Kress, Rev Paul J Cuddy,assistants Rev Donald M Cleary, Uni­versity pastor Masses on Sunday 7,8, 9, 10 and 11 a m, baptisms 3:15 p m,masses on holy days 5:30, 6:30, 7:30,8:30, 9:30 and 12:10 Masses on 1stFriday 6, 7 and 7:30 a m, week days 7and 7:30 a m, see p 53

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL-318-320 W Buffalo Prin SisterAdelaide

Christian ScienceFirst Church of Christ Scientist-Casca­

dilla Park c University av Prof How­ard W Riley, 1st reader SerVlces Sun­day at 11 a m and Wednesday t 8 P m,Sunday School 9:45 a m Read~ngroom, 420 Sav~ngs Bank Bldg, openda~ly except Sunday and legal holidaysfromllamto4pm

Chlistian and Missionary Alliance GospelTabernacle

506 N Plain Rev Frederic W Spence,pastor Services, morning worship 10:30a m and 7:45 p m, Sunday School 11:45a m, mid-week prayer Service Wed­nesday 7:30 p m, Young People's AssnSunday 7:00 p mana Friaay 7:30 p mLames prayer circle Thursday 2:30 p m

CongregationalFirst Congregational Church-W Seneca

c N Geneva Pastor, Rev Edward LChristie, Rev James A G Moore, Uni­versity pastor Morning services at 11a m and Church School 9:45 a m, Stu­dents' and Senior Young People's So­ciety, supper and service 5:45 p m, HighSchool Young People 7:00 p m King'sDaughters fortnightly Wed ReadingClub meets 1st and 3rd Mon evenings

tor Services, church worship 11 a m Episcopaland 7:30 p m, Bible School 10 a m, St JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH- 210Young Peoples meetings 6:15 p m, N Cayuga Rev Reginald E Charlesprayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p m rector Rev William J Chase, curate

Sunday services at 8 and 11 a m ChurchCatholic (Orthodox) School Service and classes for upper

Abbey of Christ the Saviour The Most Rev grades at 9:30 a m Primary SchoolTimothy H E Mather, Bishop Cascadilla at 11 a m Service for Holy Days andSummit at special seasons as announced, see p 56

American Apostolic Missions Inc, subsidiary Hebrewof the Orthodox Catholic Church inAmerica 114 Summit av Beth El Temple of Ithaca-E Court c N

Christian Agrarian Society, subsidiary of the Tioga Rabbi, David Polish, pres ofOrthodox Catholic Church in America, Congregation, Aaron G Mintz114 Summit av Hillel Foundation, Jewish student's organiza-

Orthodox Catholic Church in America The, tion Rabbi David Polish dir, Barnes HallMost Rev Timothy H E Mather, D D, LutheranArchbishop, Rev Ernest C Magrander LUTHERAN CHURCH-109 Oak av RevD D, DCL, Chancellor, Rt Rev Arthur Edward T Horn, pastor ServicesT B Haines DD, Dean, 114 Summit av 9:45 a m and 11 a m, Sunday School

9:45 a m, Women's auxiliary meets 1stWednesday 3 p m, Boy Scouts Troop1 Friday at 7:30 p m, co-operative playschool Monday through Friday 8:30to 12, see p 55

MethodistFirst Methodist Church-N Aurora c E

Court Rev John A Redmond, pastor,Rev G Eugene Durham, Universitypastor, Allan Guy, director of music,Charlotte Arnold, church sec, Louise CTitcomb, organist Sunday Services at11 a m and 7:30 p m, Church School10 a m, Robert C Osborn supt EpworthLeague meets Sunday evening 6:00 p mand Wesley League 8:30 p m in churchparlors, Women's Society of ChristianService meets 1st Fri each month, mid­week worship 7:30 p m Wednesday

State Street Methodist Church-304 WState c N Albany Rev Luman T Cockerillpastor Services at 10:00 a m and 7:30p m, Sunday School 11:15 a m Par­sonage 119 Fayette

Forest Home Methodist Church-ForestHome dr, RD2 Rev Ralph N Helver­son pastor Sunday School at 9:30 a m,evening services at 7 :30 p m, EpworthLeague 8:30 p m

Free Methoaist-443 N Tigoa Pastor, RevClark W SnYder

ColoredSt James Mrican Methodist Episcopal

Zion Church-116 Clevelana av RevJoseph C Mosselle, pastor Services at11 a m and 8 p m, Sunday Schoolat12:30 p m, mia-week service Fri, 8:00pm

Calvary Baptist Church-507 N AlbanyRev Benjamin H Payne, pastor Serv­ices 11 a m and 8 p m, Sunday School10 a m, prayer meeting Wednesday 8pm, BY P U 7-8 p m Sunday

PresbyterianFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-De­

Witt Park Rev Hugh A Moran, Ph D,

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GILLETTE'S CAFETERIA408 COLLEGE AVE.

CARL J. GILLETTE, Prop.Special Menus Changed Daily

Good Food, Service Unexcelled

FRATERNALRELIGIOUSORGANIZA-

ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS,SOCIETIES, PATF10TIC,SOCIAL AND WELFARE

TIONS, ETCAmerican Association of University Women,

Ithaca branch-Pres, Mrs Carol Cotner;ree sec, Mrs Evelyn S Claassen; cor sec,Dorothy Roberts; treas, Mrs MargaretA Hickey Meets monthly at variousplaces at 8 p m

American Legion-8ee Veteran MilitaryOrganizations

American Red Cross Headquarters, Tomp­kins County Chapter-201 W Clinton,Chairman, Dr Dean F Smiley, v-chr, MrsFred L Brown Jr, sec, Eugenia VanCleef, treas, Paul Bradford Meets3rd Tues each month at 4:30 p m atWomen's Community Bldg

LIBRARIESCORNELL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

N Tioga c E Seneca Open daily exceptSundays and legal holidays from 9 a m to 9p m Pres, CIlarles E Cornell; v-pres, EbenT Turner; sec, Rev Edward L Christie; treas,Paul Bradford; librarian, Harry G Stutz;acting librarian, Helen Ludlow; trtlstees:Louis P Smith, Harry G Stutz, Eben TTurner, Paul Bradford, Mrs T J Barker, IV PBiggs, pastors of churches, superintendent ofschools, chairman of board of stlpervisors,mayor of city and chief engineer of fire depart­ment, see p 72

Cornell University Library, LibraryBuilding, Campus; librarian, Otto Kinkel­dey; asso librarian, Elias R B Willis

Directory Library, Chamber of Com­merce Rooms, official cit v directories forfree public use, maintained by H A l\Ian­ning Co, publishero of Ithaca directory

Ithaca College Libran--123 E BuffaloSarah De G Osborn, librarian

Tompkins County Bar Association Li­brary, Ithaca Savings Bank bldg (312)

Tompkins County Traveling Library,

v-pres, Robert C Osborn; treas, Henry ACarey; see, Robert L Causer

Cayuga Preventorium (Inc), Taughan­nock blvd, Trumansburg, R D-Pres, DrNorman S Moore; v-pres, Dr H H Crum,sec, Mrs William R Wigley; treas, TerrellB Maxfield Meetings held at call of pres

Hermann 1\1 Briggs Memorial Hospital,Trumansburg rd, RD3, John K Deegan,supt; (X Y S Dept Health) di\- of Tuber­culosis for Cayuga, Chemung, Cortland,SC'huyler, Seneca, Tioga, Tompkins, Wayneand Yates Counties

Reconstruction Home Inc for InfantileParalysis-318 S Albany Pres, Henry ACarey; v-pres E Frank Phillips; oec, A B"Wray; treas, William Burns, Meetings 3rdWed 7:45 p m

Asso and University pastor See, 1IrsStanton Faucett, and Elsie ObergYoung People's dir Church School9:30 a m, Morning worship 11 a m,High School Fellowship 6:15 p m, West­minster Student Society 5:55 p m;Church Night meetings, Wed 6:30-830p m, Boy Scout Troop Friday 7 :30 p m,see p 54

CEMETERIESCalvary Cemetery-Floral av byd limitsCity Cemetery-133 University avEast Lawn Cemetery Association-Granger

M Northrop, supt, Mitchell byd limitsInlet Valley Cemetery-8pencer rdLake View Cemetery (Inc)-Pres-see­

treas, G Louis Cook; Daniel M Churchill,sexton, cemetery Lake rd, RDlO

Mt Olivet R C Cemetery-908 EStatePleasant Grove Cemetery-Howard M

Tyler, sexton; see-treas, Frank Hanshaw,Kline rd, RD2

HOSPITALSBailey-Jones Hospital, 108 N Geneva,

supt Mrs Pauline G JonesTOMPKINS COUNTY MEMORIAL

HOSPITAL-s Quarry, Pres, G Louis Cook,

QuakerSociety of Friends (Quaker), C U, Alfred

Wray clk Meets during the collegeyear at the library of Barnes Hall atlOa mSunday

UnitarianFirst Unitarian Church-N Aurora c E

Buffalo Pastor, Rev Abbot PetersonJr, Services: Junior Church 9:50 a m,Adult Discussion Forum 10 a m, Serv­ice of worship with sermon 11 a m,Young People's Religious Union 6 p m,Women's Alliance 1st Fri each month,Reading Circle 3rd Tues, Supper Club,Book Club, 2nd Mon 7:45; Mens Club,4th Fri 6:30 p m

MISSIONSBeebe Community Chapel-111 Cliff Chas

B Van Buren, supt Sunday School10:30 a m, Vespers 4 p m December toMay; 7:30 p m, June to Nov; prayermeeting 7:30 p m Thursday

First Pentecostal Church of Ithaca-521~S Meadow Rev J Boyd Wolverton,pastor Sunday services, Sunday School10 a m, morning service 11 a m, eveningprayer 7:30 p m, Young People's 6:30p m, prayer meeting Tuesday ana Fri7:30 p m, ladies prayer meeting Wed­nesday 2:30 p m

Salvation Army-121 W State Adjutant,Thomas W Seaver, officer in chargeServices Sunday, Holiness l\1eeting 11a m and S S 2:30 p m, Jail service 10am Tues, Fri, Sat and Sun 8 p m, YoungPeople's Legion 6:30 p m, MondayCounty Farm service 7 p m

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CAREY BLDG.314 E. State St:

Phone 2775BEN:t;VlJLENT PROTECTIVE ORDER OF

ELKS, Ithaca Lodge No 535-E R,James F O'Connor, Sec, Erford CCollier, treas, William J HamiltonMeets 2nd and 4th Mon 8 p m at ElksLodge, see p 51

Beth EI Temple of Ithaca-Ladies Aux­iliary pres, Mrs Celia M Cogan, treas,Mrs Irene Lewis, sec, Mrs Morris MShulman Meets 1st Tues at Temple

Daughters of I B POE, Cayuga Chap­ter No 54-D R, Mrs Bertha D Myers,V D R, Mrs Noltie T Turley, fin-sec,Mrs Sadie L Queens, treas, Mrs MabelWright, cor sec, Eleanor Bailey Meets2nd and 4th Tuesdays 8 p m Elks Hall

Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of theWorId Improved, Forest City Lodge180-E R, Franklin Johnson, sec,Henry Van Horn, treas, Charles VHayden Meets 2nd and 4th Tues 8 p mat 119 S Tioga

Beth EI Temple of Ithaca-Pres, Aaron GMintz, v-pres, Milton C Simon, treas,Leo Samuels, sec, William DickerMeets 1st Tues of month at Templerooms at 8:00 p m

Boy Scouts of America, Louis Agassiz FuertesCouncil-Pres, Claude L Kulp, treas,C Murray Van Marter, scout exec andexec-sec, Ralph A Harrison, scout com,Carl W Vail, 121 E Seneca (405)

Campus Club-Pres, Mrs Reta Eames,sec, Mrs Hazel M Hanselman, treas,Mrs Dorothy B Waage

Catholic Daughters of America, CourtSanta Maria No 240-G Regent, Kath­ryn Leary, fin sec, Mrs Josephine MMellberg, historian, Anna C Tressy,treas, Mrs Emma M Hutchinson Meets1st Tuesdays 8 p m at K of C Home

Child Study Club-Pres, Mrs Vrina H Taber,sec, Mrs Evelyn Anderson, treas, MrsMabelle Findlen Meets 1st and 3rdThursdays 3 p m at homes of members

City Federation of Women's Organiza­tions-Pres, Mrs Katherine K Sher­man, sec-treas, Mrs Jessie A LaFortuneMeets 2nd Friday each month atWomen's Community Bldg

Cornell Alumni Association-Sec, EmmettJ Murphy, exec sec, Walter C HeasleyJr, mgr-editor, Howard H Stevenson,3 East av

Cornell Club of Ithaca-Pres, Norman GStagg, v-pres, Ralph Smith, sec, Ed­gar A Whiting, treas, Clarence F MorseMeets Spring and Fall at WSH 8 p m

Cornell United Religious Work-Executivedir, William W Mendenhall, Barnes Hall,CU

Cornell Woman's Club-Pres, Olive Wor­den, sec- Mrs Hazel Godfrey, treas,Arlene Nuttall Meets at call of pres

Council of Social Agencies-V-chr, RevEdward T Horn and Mrs Evelyn A

Flack, chr, Laurence H MacDaniels ,sec-treas, Mrs Grace C ChamberlainMeets 4th Wed 4 p m at Chamber ofCommerce

Country Club of Ithaca-Pres, Lewis Knud­sen, v-pres, M E Campbell, sec, ChasE Treman Jr, treas, Thomas F RoweClub house 159 Triphammer rd, CayugaHeights

Daughters of American Revolution-8eeVeteran Military Organizations

DeWitt Historical Society of ,!:ompkinsCounty-Pres, John G Brooks, treas,Ralph C Smith, custodian Mrs NellieT Smelzer, curate, Albert W Force,County Court House (10) Op~ ThurslOa m to 5pm'

East Lawn Cemetery Assn-Pres, CarlCrandall, v-pres, Mrs E H Wanzer,sec, Allan H Treman, treas, Floyd HSpringer, office 109 N Tioga Meetsannually in June

Family Welfare Society-201 W ClintonPres, Rev Abbot Peterson Jr, v-pres,Frank R Bliss, sec, Mrs Julian L Wood­ward, treas, Mrs George R Chamberlain,exec sec, Mrs Fran H Brown

Finger Lakes Kennel Club-Pres, L R Fisher;sec, Mrs Laura L Smith; treas, Paul RGibbs. Meets 1st Wed of each month8:00 p m Alhambra Grill

Forest Home Sewing Club-Pres, Mrs RuthA Palmer; sec, Mrs Georgia B Robb;treas, Mrs Ethel M McElwee. Meetsevery other Thurs 2:30 at homes ofmembers

Forest Home Embroidery Club-Pres, MrsLolita E Georgie; sec, Mrs Hilda KGuterman. Meets every other Tues at3 p m at homes of members

Forest Home Improvement Association­Pres, Cedric E Rockwood; sec, Mrs JuliaS Westervelt; treas, Sara C Knox

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, IthacaAerie No 1253-Pres, Edward Swanson;sec, Ray Barber; treas, Clayton Cook.Meets 1st and 3rd Mon 8 p m and specialmeetings 2nd Mon for initiation, 330 EState, see p 52

Garden Club of Ithaca-Pres, Mrs Elzie GLiddell; sec, Mrs Frances A Lauman;treas, John P Young. Meets monthlyexcept July, August and Sept

Girl Scouts Inc, Ithaca Council-Com MrsLeslie L Wilson; sec, Mrs Ora Smith;treas, Mrs Joseph N Frost; local dirFinetta M Norton; office 108 W Seneca:Meets 2nd Tues 9:30 a m Girl ScoutHeadquarters

Grand Army of the Republic-See VeteranMilitary Organizations

Independent Order of Odd FellOWS-CantonIthaca No 58-eapt, J Torrance Seaman'lieut, George I Wescott; elk, Earl dAlexander. Meets 1st and 3rd Mon 8p m Odd Fellows Temple

Iroquois Encampment .t';o 16-Scribe,Howard D Snyaer; treas, George AHarrington. Meets 2nd and 4th Monat 7:30 pm at I a a F Temple

Laaies Patriarchs Militant No la-Pres,Mrs Vera Lyme; v-pres, Mrs MyrtleSmith; fin sec, Mrs Florence Personius;treas, Mrs Mildred Scott; rec sec,Marion Thompson. Meets 1st and 3rdMon of each month at 8 p m at OddFellows Temple

Ithaca Lodge No 71-N G, Jay Crutts(Varna) R S, Harold Clough (Varna),F S, J Fred Lunger; treas, C ManleyGreene. Meets every Fri at Oad Fel­lows Temple at 7:30 p m

Delta Theta Rho Club No 4--Pres, Ida MCook; sec, Frances Frederick; treas,Mary Deeb. Meets 310 N Cayuga 1stand 3rd Tues 7 :30 p m

Hawthorn Rebekah Loage No 163-N G,Mrs Mary Daniels; V G, Mrs GeraldineMurphy; rec sec, Mrs Ethel Smith; finsec, Mrs Mary Machen; treas, IreneRumsey. Meets 2nd and 4th Tues 8p m at Odd Fellows Temple

Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Home andOrphanage State of NY-Pres, ThomasW McKnight, NYC; sec, Lynton GKelley, Auburn; treas, Isidore Isaacs,NYC; v-pres, Arthur G Aaams; supt,Henry A Meech; matron, Mrs Nellis JMeech. Trumansburg ra

Ithaca Automobile Club The-Pres, Rev E THorn; treas, J E Matthews; sec, MrsMildred P Preston, 211 E Seneca

Ithaca Automobile Dealers Association­Pres, M G Comfort; sec-treas, JamesG Pritchard, Jr, Interlaken. Meets1st Mondays

Ithaca Camera Club (affiliated with Photo­graphic Society of America)-Pres, HughF Fitzpatrick; v-pres, Barbour L Her­rington; sec-treas, Howard T Brixey;print dir, Ellis F Wallihan; editor,Robert F Potter. Meets 1st and 3rdTues at 119 S Cayuga

Ithaca Chess Club-Pres, Raymond Wheeler;sec-treas, Arthur Stubbefield. MeetsThurs at 7 p m 119 Third

Ithaca Children's Home Association-Pres,Mrs A G Whitcomb; 1st v-pres, MrsHelen F Guerlac; cor sec, Mrs LeonRothschild; rec sec, Mrs Martin Samp­son; treas, Mary J Hull. Board meets3rd Mon each month 3 p m at the home518 W Seneca

Ithaca Community Chest-Pres, Dexter SKimball; 1st v-pres, Gerald C Williams;2nd v-pres, Mrs J J Dall Jr; treas,Alfred Kittler; sec and exec sec, MrsWilliam R Wigley, office 211 E Seneca

Ithaca Contract Club-Pres, R C Avery; v­pres, K W Hasrouck; sec-treas, Mrs L THammond

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Ithaca Enterprises Inc-Pres, William ABoyd; v-pres, Henry A Carey; sec,Arthur K Spaulding; treas, Don P Price.No stated time and place of meeting

Ithaca Exchange Club-Pres, Glenmore FHolmes; sec, James E Matthews; treas,Louis E Cook. Meets every Tues atIthaca Hotel 12:15 p m

Ithaca Firemen's Association-Meets lastThurs at the Fire Stations

Ithaca Gun Club-Pres, Raymond E Paetow;sec, John H Post; treas, Frederick PHoch. Meets on call

Ithaca Junior Chamber ot Commerce-Pres,James P Donahue; sec, Frank R Dicker­son; treas, William R Robertson. Meetslast Tues of each month 8:00 p mat Cof Crooms

Ithaca League for the Hard of Hearing-8ec,Elizabeth Senft. Meets Tues Woman'sCommunity Bldg at 7:45 p m

Ithaca Memorial Alumnae Association-Pres,Mrs Josephine McCready; treas, MrsDorothy Scale; rec sec, Mrs GenevieveHowland; cor sec, Mrs Elizabeth Zellar.Meets 2nd Mon each month T C MHosp. Annual meeting and election ofofficers every January

Ithaca Philatelic Society-Pres, Robert Koch;v-pres, Richard Jones; sec, DorothyHubel; treas, Harry P Matthews.Meets every 2nd and 4th Mon at Con­gregational Church 120 W Seneca

Ithaca Teachers Club-Pres, Samuel JCatalfano; v-pres, Asenath Van Buren;sec-treas, Helen Gould. Meets on callFoster Hall, Senior High School

Ithaca Town Meeting Forum-Chairman,Edwin A Burtt. Meets monthly 2:30p mat C of CRooms

Ithaca Woman's Club-Pres, Mrs Helen HPerry; rec sec, "1\1rs Mabel S Chamber­lain; cor sec, Mrs Reta B Dixon; treas,Mrs Sadie J "Tilson. Meets alternateMondays from Oct 1st to May at 3 p mat Clinton Hotel

Ithaca Yacht Club-Commodore, Edwin SGillette; sec, C Lee Bostwick; treas,Fred A Wilcox. Meets 7 :00 p m Wed

Kingsbury Marguerite Camp Fire Association-Advisor, Mrs Pearle J Meserve.

Headquarters Woman's CommunityBldg

Kiwanis Club of Ithaca-Pres, Frederick EHeinzelman, v-pres, Hugh L Cosline,see, David a Fletcher, treas, BenjaminR Rhoode. Meets Ithaca Hotel everyMon at 12:10 p m

Knights of Columbus, Ithaca Council No 277-G K, Joseph F Farley, ree see, LukeP Keefe, fin see, Thomas E Solan.Meets 2nd and 4th Thurs at 8:15 p min K of C Home

Knights of Pythias, Cascadilla Lodge No 89­C C, Leslie Chandler, K R S, LaVernSheffield, M of F, Malcolm A Bool.

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Meets each Wed 8 p m Lodge Rooms, Ithaca Masonic Temple Corp-Pres, Louis217 W State K Thaler, v-pres, Claude L Kulp, sec,

Pythian Sisters, Cayuga Temple No 69- Wilbur E Meserve, treas, Ralph WME C, Mrs Tressa K Hopper, M of F, Mungle. Meets 2nd Mon each monthMary Bryant, M R & C, Mrs Thelma 7:30 p m at Masonic TempleE Van Ostrand. Meets 2nd and 4th Masonic Relief Assn-Pres, Arthur LMon at K of P Hall 217 W State 8 p m Daniels, sec, Robert H Head, treas,

League of Women Voters, Tompkins County Henry C Thorne. Meets annually inChapter-Pres, Mrs Camilla Biggerstaff, Oct at Masonic Templerec sec, Mrs Helen H Maynard, treas, St Augustine Commandery No 38, KnightsMrs Cora A Richardson. Meets 3rd Templar-Com, Warrington R Tomp-Tues each month 2:30 p m at homes of kins, rec, C L Walker, treas, Frank Pmembers Bussell. Regular conclaves 1st and

LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Ithaca Chap- 3rd Thurs at 7:30 p m Masonic Templeter No 666-Governor, W Everett Mor- Tompkins County Shrine Association-gan, 5ec, Eugene Hall, treas, Lawrence Pres, Earl DeMott, v-pres, Harry Clark,Kennedy. Meets Tues 8 p m 134 W sec-treas, Oliver Jones. Meets 1st FriState, see p 63 of each month 12:30 p m at Ithaca Hotel

Women of the Moose, Auxiliary Ithaca Masonic Associated, Amaranth Thimble ClubChapter No 592-Sr regent, Mrs Bertha -Pres, Martina H Wagner, v-pres, MrsSnyder, recorder, Mrs Myrtie Thomas, Maud M Southby, sec, Mrs B Marguer-treas, Mrs Grace Marsh. Meets 2nd ite Luce, treas, Mrs Jessie Best. Meetsand 4th Mon Moose Hall, 136 W State 2nd Fri 2:30 p m at homes of members

Maccabees, Edison Hive No 938-Com, Mrs Balbec Grotto M 0 V PER-Monarch,Louis Chelekis, lieut com, Mrs Harry William Wilkinson, sec, Charles Horton,Boyer, record keeper, Mrs Margaret treas, Robert Beardsley. Meets 2ndWilkinson. Meets 1st and 3rd Thurs Fri except July and August at MasonicK of P Hall at 8 pm rooms 7:30 p m

Edison Tent No 944-Commodore, Fred Cayuga Chapter Order of DeMolay-M C,G Dahls, rec kpr, Horace Carnell. Harold F Parr, S C, Howard A Obed,Meets 2nd and 4th Thurs K of P Hall J C, Thomas Norton. Meets 1st and

Hive No 926-Com, Mrs Ethel Lason, rec- 3rd Fri 7:30 p m at Templetreas, Mary L Loughnan. Meets 1st Forest City Chapter No 436, 0 E S-W M,and 3rd Mon 8 pm at homes of members Mrs Margaret D Boyles, sec, Mrs Stella A

Ithaca Tent No 313-Com, Nelson Ter- Dean, treas, Florence M Howland. Meetswilligar ,rec keeper-treas, Lawrence S Erne 2nd and 4th Mon 8pm in Masonic Temple

Masonic, Eagle Chapter No 58, R A M- Masonic Ladies Club-Pres, Mrs Gene-E H P, Leland B Clark, scribe, Donald E vieve E Howard, v-pres, Mrs Cecile ENoble, king, Willis H Ashton, sec, Henry Webb, sec, Mrs Marian G Schaeffer,C Thorne, treas, LaRoy H Fulkerson. treas, Mrs Anna E Daniels. MeetsRegular convocations 2nd and 4th Tues every Tues 2:30 p m Masonic Templeat Masonic Temple Needlecraft Club of Eastern Star-Pres,

Fidelity Lodge No 51, F & A M-W M, Mrs Marion Meyn, v-pres, Mrs StellaFrederick L Barto, sec, George R Huff, Dean, sec, Mrs Lillian Newbury, treas,treas, Reginald R Lumbard. Regular Mrs Ethel Keeler. Meets 1st and 3rdcommunications 1st and 3rd Tues 7:30 Wed 2:30 p m at Masonic Templep m at new Masonic Temple. Annual Order of Amaranth, Oriana Court No 47-1st Tues in December R M, Mrs Clara A Petree, sec, Mrs

Hobasco Lodge No 716, F & A M-W M, Georgia S Moore, treas, Mrs MarthaRalph C Smith, sec, Dorman C Purdy, Pratt. Stated meetings 3rd Mon 7:45treas, Charles W Marks. Regular com- p m at Masonic Templemunications 2nd and 4th Thurs 7:30 White Shrine Association-Pres, Ora Gut-pm at Masonic Temple sell, sec, Mrs Alice M Mitchell, treas,

Ithaca Masonic Club-Pres, Francis E Mrs Myrtle Jones. Meets 4th Fri ofShepherd, sec, C E Harrison, treas, John month 8 pm at members homesH McAllister. Meets 2nd Wed of Military Organizations, Reserve Officersmonth 6:30 p m at Masonic Temple Training Corps-Cornell University,

Ithaca Council, Princes of Jerusa1em-S P, Prof military science and tactics, LieutWilliam C Andral, sec, Roy Shoemaker, Col Clinton T McCluretreas, Leland B Clark. Meets 1st Mon Military and Patriotic Organizations-Seeat Masonic Temple Veteran Military Organizations

Ithaca Lodge of Perfection, A A S R-T Old Ladies' Home, The Ladies UnionPM, Royal Hine, sec, Roy Shoemaker, Benevolent Society-Pres, Mrs Dudleytreas, Leland B Clark. Meetings 1st Fay, sec, Mary E Osborn, treas, John PMon of each month 8 p m at Masonic Young, matron, Mrs Lucy T Burdick,Temple 514 S Aurora

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Patrons of Husbandry, Forest City Grange Tompkins ~lemorial Hospital Women'sNo 288-Master, John C Crissey, sec, Auxiliary-Pres, l1rs Dorothea tI Coors;Mrs Rachel T Hanshaw, lect, Louise v-pres, Mrs W B Carver; sec, MrsLeonard. Meets 1st and 3rd Sat even- Harriett O'Leary; treas, Mrs Winifredings 8 pm in Oud Fellows Temple S W Woodward. Meets every three

P E 0 Sisterhood Chapter I, New York-Pres, months at hospitalMrs Katherine M Garrett, rec sec, Mrs Tompkins County Tuberculosis and PublicIrene G Tenney, cor sec, Mrs Lucy C Health Assn-Pres, Dr H H Crum;C Barnes, treas, Mrs Elsie T Johnson. v-pres, H E Merriam; treas, LawrenceMeets 1st and 3rd Tues 8 p m at homes C Rumsey; exec sec, Mrs Elizabeth Hof members Zellar. Meetings held bi-monthly at

Rotary Club of Ithaca-Pres, Oliver Jones, 8:00 p m (1st Fri)v-pres, Clyde B Moore, sec, Earl E Townsend Club The No 1-Pres, l\Irs AliceAtkinson, treas, G Louis Cook. Regular Foote; sec-treas, Mrs Josephine Little.lunches Wed 12:15 p m at Ithaca Hotel Meets 1st and 3rd Thurs at 8 p m

Royal Arcanum, Forest City Council No 147 l\lilitary Hall-Regent, Nestor F Smith, sec, Joseph F United Commercial Travelers, Ithaca CouncilSorace, collector, Harold C Teeter, treas, Ko 391-Senior counselor, Elwooa CCharles Van Derkar. Meets 1st and Wagner; sec-treas, Charles \\- Johnson.3rd Thurs 8:00 p m at Seneca Bldg (101) l\leets 2nd Sat each month 8 p m at

Savage Club-Pres, Thomas B Tracy; sec, Women's Community BldgTruman K Powers; treas, Allan H Tre- Veteran Military Organizations, Americanman. Meets 113 E Green on call Legion Post Ko 221-Cr'm. Thomas E

Social Service League of Ithaca-Pres, Solan; adjt, Thomas P Carnell; finArthur K Spaulding; v-pres, Mrs Clar- officer, Jacob Schmaus. l\leets 2nd Tuesence M Doyle; treas, William R Robert- each month 8 p mat 136 EStateson; sec, Mrs Whiton Powell. West American Legion Auxiliary to Post NoSide House, 920 W Buffalo and North 221-Pres, Mrs Edith Aston; treas, ]\lrsSide House, 119 Third Nellie Dates; sec, l\lrs Leona Smith.

Sons of Italy, Lodge 1146-Pres, Gennaro Meets 2nd Wed each month 8 p m atDe Laurentiis; cor sec, Joseph Massicci; Legion roomstreas, Lorenzo Cochi; fin sec, Angelo Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans ofBontempi. Meets 1st and 3rd Fri 7:30 Civil War No 12-Pres, !\frs Ethel Ferris;pm 102 W State treas, Mrs Bertha Harrison; sec, Mrs

South Side Community Center, Negro Marv l\hndeville. Meets 2nd and 4thCommunity House 303-305 S Plain. Fridays 8 p m at Military HallPres, Mrs William R Robertson; treas, Daughters of American Revolution, CayMrs Leeta G Houghton; exec air, James uga Chapter-Regent, Mrs KatherineL Gibbs. Board of directors meet 1st V D Champaign; cor sec, Ina Genung;Mon of month 4 p m. Board of mana- ree sec, !\frs Maude Y Haupin; treas,gers meets 1st Tues at 9 p m. Com- Mrs Maude L Cook. !\leets 1st Tuesmunity House office open 10:30 a m to each month 3 p m, homes of members5:30 p m, activity hours 10:30 a m to Daughters of Union Veterans, Julia Dent10:30 p m Grant Tent No 17-Pres, !\lrs Bertha

Tompkins County Agricultural and Horti- Harrison; see, Mrs Edna Christiance;cultural Society-Pres, Richard M Put- treas, Mrs Anna Evans. Meets 1st andney; sec, Leon C Rotherrnich, Enfield; 3rd Wed 8 p mat l\Iilitary Halltreas Louis W Sullivan. !\Ieets monthly GAR, Ladies of the GAR, Gen Williamby appointment and annually in Decem- Glenny Circle No 44-Pres, Mrs Rose Eber Grooms; treas, Mrs Nellie Dates; sec,

Tompkins County Bar Association-Pres, Mrs Flora I South. Meets 1st and 3rdHarold E Simpson; v-pres, James R Thurs at Odd Fellows TempleRobinson; sec, William A Decker; treas, Harry A Holley Detachment Marine CorpsT League Com, J Harry Sheehan; v-com,

ruman K Powers, office Savings Bank Stanley Hagerman; adj, Joseph S Brear-Bldg (211) ley. Meets 3rd Thurs V F W Rooms

Tompkins County Board of Child Welfare--- Sons of Union Veterans, D W BurdickChairman, Mrs Caroline P Baker; sec- Camp No 4O--Com, W A French; see,treas, Bertha Kline. Meets 4th Wed Lelana B Clark; treas, Davia R Barnard.2:00 p m at Court House (6) Meets 2nd and 4th Thurs 8 p m at

Tompkins County Medical Society-Pres, Military HallDr Dean F Smiley; v-pres, Dr H W Veterans of Foreign Wars, Finger LakesFerris; sec-treas, Dr Willets Wilson. Post No 961-Com, Ray F Congdon;Meets 3rd Tues Feb, March, May, adj, Leslie McCready; q m, William JSept, Nov and Dec 8:30 p m at Tomp- Hamilton. Meets every 2nd and 4thkins County Memorial Hospital Wed 8 p m 319 E Seneca

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Veterans Volunteer Fireman's Association­Pres, Leonard W Landon; v-pres, Ray­mond R Freer; see, Harold F Thompson;treas, Nelson A Savercool. Meets 3rdMon each month 136 EState

Woman's Benefit Association Review No369-Pres, Mrs Mary Machen; ree sec,Mrs Frances Oltz; fin sec, Mrs MarneCrance; treas, Mrs Bessie Flynn. Meets2nd and 4th Tues Woman's CommunityBldg

Women's Overseas Service League, IthacaUnit-Pres, Mrs Jean H Smiley; see,Mrs Dorothy M Gibson; treas, Mrs LGrace Cotton. Meets at call of pres

Woman's Relief Corps, Truesdell Corps No61-Pres, Mrs Maude Batchelor; secMrs Helen M Diemond; treas, MrsEthel Boyer. Meets 2nd and 4th WedMilitary Hall

Woman's Christian Temperance Union, CityUnion-Pres, Mrs Sarah L Osborne; corsec, Mrs Eva F H Underwood; rec sec,Mrs Harley Hill; treas, vacant. Meets2nd and 4th Thurs 3 p m at CommunityBldg

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Coun­ty Union-Pres, Nina B Royce, R D 4;cor see, Mona H Spaulding, Etna; reesee, Mrs Harley Hill; treas, Mrs C ISwayze. No stated meetings

Woman's Community Building-N Cayugac Seneca. Tel 2103. Opened Jan 11,1921, center for social, educational,recreational and welfare activities ofwomen and girls of Ithaca and Tomp­kins County. Rooms for employed girlsand transients. Headquarters of Fed­erated Women's Organizations. Build­ing open at all times. Pres, Mrs Mar­garet Kennard; sec, Mrs RuthBallard;treas, Mrs Mary Osborn; exec see,Elizabeth S Senft

Woman's International League of Peace andFreedom-Pres, Mrs Edna Stebbins;rec sec, Mrs Ruth 0 Miller; treas, MrsMinnie W Muenscher. Meets Women'sCommunity Bldg

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA­TION-Pres, Rev Edward THorn; v­pres, Theodore 0 Larson; rec see, JamesA Lacey; gen sec, Elmer F Blomgren;treas, M Lyle Holmes. Meets 2nd Monmonthly except July and August, 202E Buffalo, see p 57

Young Women's Community Club-Pres, MrsAlice H Hanson; treas, Helen McCrackensec Mrs Mary Powell; cor sec, MrsDo~othy Bascom. Meets 1st Tues ofmonth Woman's Community Bldg

Young Women's Hospital Aid-Pres, MrsMary L Patten; treas, Ruth Sears; see,Emily Fasoldt. Meets 1st Tues eachmonth at Women's Community Bldg

Zonta Club-Pres, Mrs Leeta Houghton; s~,Marion Buckley; treas, Mrs Hamet

Roskelly. Meets 1st Thurs 6:30 p mat Ithaca Hotel and 3rd Thurs 6:30 p mat homes of members

Labor Organizations-American Federationof Musicians, Local No 132-Pres, Lee CSmail; sec-treas, John B Stout. Meetsquarterly Odd Fellows Temple

Barbers International Union No 481­Pres, Clarence J Wilcox; see-treas,Solomon Newman. Meets 4th Tues7:30 p m at I 0 0 F Temple

Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers In­ternational Union, Local No 17-Pres,Albert N Miller; rec see, John T Mc­Carthy; treas, Francis Mayberry. Meets2nd and 4th Wed 8 p m Building TradesHall

Carpenters Union, Local No 603-Pres,Thomas M Unaerhill, R D 2; reesec,William W Perry; fin sec-bus agt, Reu­ben N Snyder; treas, Edward Murphy,Newfield. Meets 1st and 3rd Fri at 7:30pm at Odd Fellows Temple

Central Labor Union-Pres, Thomas MUnderhill, R D 2; rec sec-fin sec-treas,Reuben N Snyder. Meets 1st and 3rdMon Building Trades Assembly Hall

Chauffeurs, Teamsters and Helpers LocalUnion No 303-Pres-bus agt, HaroldVan Riper; see-treas, Albert Payne; recsee, Roy Parmele. Meets 1st and3rdThurs 134 E State, office 625 W Green

International Alliance State Employeesand Motion Picture Operators, LocalNo 377-Pres, Stephen J Klinko; sec,Lester S Johnson, Enfield; treas, WilliamBrokaw. Meets 1st Sun of month atStrand Theatre

International Brotherhood of ElectricalWorkers, Local Union No 241-Pres,Harvey C Jayne; fin sec, Levi Bacon;treas, Claude J Larue; rec sec-bus agt,Ernest S Towner. Meets 1st Wed 136EState

Ithaca Building Trades Council-Pres,Claude J LaRue; sec-treas and bus rep,Frank Dunkle. Meets 2nd and 4th Tues7:30 p m 136 EState

Ithaca Typographical Union No 379­Pres, LaVern Sheffield; sec-treas, FrankE McCray. Meets last Sat each monthat V F W Hall 7 p m

Journeymen Plumbers, Steam and GasFitters International Union No 109­Pres, Albert M Rich; fin see, John JKeefe; rec sec-treas, Morgan W Thomp­son. Meets 2nd ana 4th Mon at TradesAssembly Hall

Ladies Auxiliary to the Carpenters UnionNo 254-Pres, Mrs Stella S Snyaer; reesec, Mrs Maude Davenport; fin sec­treas, Mrs Florence L Ink. Meets 1stFri each month 7:30 p m at Women'sCommunity Bldg

1941--ITHACA DIRECTORY--1941 33

Paul and Tony's RestaurantPAUL J. T~~~~/~8R~iAH~~YB. PESOLI Italian Foods Our Specialty

National Association of Letter Carriers,Branch 299-Sec, John Powers; treas,George A Harrington. Meets 2nd Weel5pmPO

Painters, Decorators and Paper HangersUnion No 178-Pres, Harlow Snyder;rec sec, Leon R Burling; fin sec, CharlesH Riker; treas, Lester S Johnson. Meets2nd and 4th Thurs at Building TradesAssembly Hall

Women's Auxiliary No 150 to IthacaTypographical Union No 379-Pres, MrsJohn W Garrett; sec, Mrs Carl Croft;treas, Mrs Wesley Knowlton. Meets3rd Thurs of each month 8 p m atWoman's Community Bldg

COURTS (See page 93)Surrogate Court (See page 93)

TOMPKINS COUNTY OFFICERS(See page 94)

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT(See page 94)

FINGER LAKES STATE PARKS COM­MISSION, 111 N Tioga-William MLeffingwell, chairman; Eugene C Dono­van, v-chairman; Carl Crandall, treas;H Eugene Sisson, asst sec; Carl Crandall,sec engineer; Herbert !\I Blanch, land­scape architect and supt; Julian P Bretz,commissioner

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40AUTOMOBILES AND AGENCIES

1941-ITHACA DIRECTORY-l!l!l

AUTOMOBILES AND AGENCIESName of Car Dealer Address Tel. Page

Buick J. G. Pritchard & Son 227 S. Cayuga 2396 42

Chevrolet Erie J. Miller & Co. 209-15 S. Cayuga 2908 43

Chrysler Reynolds & Drake 216-20 S. Cayuga 2652 front cover

Dodge Brothers William T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top lines

Ford Cayuga Motors Corp. 131 E. Green 2341 45

Hudson H. C. T. Motor Co. 430 W. State 2111 top lines

Lincoln Cayuga Motors Corp. 131 E. Green 2341 45

Packard Seneca St. Garage 309 E. Seneca 2735 46

Plymouth Wll1Iam T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top lines

Plymouth Reynolds & Drake 216-20 S. Cayuga 2652 front cover

Pontiac Economy Motor Sales 110 W. Green 2618 insertStudebaker J. B: Lang Engine & Garage Co:, Inc: 117-129 E. Green 2777 41

Automobile Trucks, Tractors and AgenciesBrockway Reynolds & Drake 216 S. Cayuga 2652 front cover

Chevrolet Erie J. Miller & Co. 209-15 S. Cayuga 2908 43

Dodge Bros. William T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga, 2733 top lines

Ford Cayuga Motors Corp. 131 E. Green 2341 45

International Economy Motor Sales 110 W. Green 2618 Insert

Studebaker Lang's Garage 117-129 E. Green 2777 41

White Dean of Ithaca (Inc.) 401-09 E. State 2531 top lines

Automobile BatteriesAtlas New Linden Garage 227-31 Linden avo 2054 top lines

Atlas R. T. G. Esso. Service 335 E. State 2872 44

Auto-Lite Shepherd's Automotive Service 327 E. State 2288 Insert

Delco Shepherd's Automotive Service 327 E. State 2288 insert

Delco Carpenter & Pope 109 S. Titus avo 7079 49

Delco Carl's Garage 20\ E. Tompkins 2402 back cover

Delco Forest City Plumbing Co. 332 E. State 2063 70

Delco Erie J. Miller & Co., Inc. 209-2\5 S. Cayuga 2908 43

Delco J. G. Pritchard & Son 227 S. Cayuga 2396 42

Delco Lang's Garage 117-129 E. Green 2777 4\

Edison Lohr & Kramer \05 W. Green 3421 5\

Exlde H. C. T. Motor Co. 430 W. State 211\ top lines

Firestone Reynolds & Drake 2\6 S. Cayuga 2652 front cover

Firestone Tydol Service Station 800 W. State 308\ 48

Ford Cayuga Motors Corp. \31 E. Green 234\ 45

General Lang's Garage 117-\29 E. Green 2777 4\

Goodrich H. T. Stevens 920 N. Cayuga 2885 49

Goodyear Servlcenter Inc. 202 S. Cayuga 2128 48

Willard Andy Soyrlng \08 E. Clinton 2000 back cover

Willard Wil1lam T. Pritchard 308 S. Cayuga 2733 top linesWillard Erie J. Miller & Co. 209-\5 S. Cayuga 2908 43

AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE1!J-t I-lTHMA DIRECTORY-1941

LANG'S GARAGEJ. B. LANG ENGINE & GARAGE CO.

Ithaca's Oldest, Largest and Best Garage

117-129 EAST GREEN ST. Phone 2777

41

•Distributors

For

STUDEBAKERMotor Cars and Trucks

',\ Tire for every

Car and Truck

JheGENERAL

TIREAAA TOWING SERVICE

COMPLETE

Lubrication

Repairs

Accessories

0'-

SIElRVllCCJEFOR THE MOTORIST

Washing

Polishing

Storage

Farm Implements, Tractors, Dexter Washers and Ironers,Electrolux Kerosene Refrigerators, Machine Shop, ElectricWelding, Delco and General Batteries, South Bend Stoves

and Ranges

AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE42 19-!1-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1941

J. G. PRITCHARD & SON

Buick Motor Cars

SERVICE FOR ALL CARS

PARTS - SU PPLIES - ACCESSORIES

"A Car jor Every Purse and Purpose"

J. G. PRITCHARD & SONDial 2396 or 2397

227 S. CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICElQ4-1-ITH<\cA DIRECTORY-1941

ERIE J. MILLER & CO.209-215 S. CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, l'. Y.

CHEVROLEl' SALES & SERVICE

JiijiiOpen Daily 7 A. M. to 9 P. M.

GENERAL REPAIRING

ELECTRICAL AND BATTERY SERVICE

STORAGE GREASING WASHING

Used Cars with O. K. that Counts

MOBILE LUBRICANTSQuaker State Oil

Ducoin~-Bodyand Fender Work, Wreckin~Service

Phones 2908 Office and 2909 Service

44AUTOMOBILES-GAS-OILS

194-1-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1941

R.T.G.ESSOSERVICE STATIONRILEY-TOWNSEND-GRIFFIN

LUBRICATING SPECIALISTS335 EAST STATE ST.

SUCCESSORS TO BUCK & DEAN

PEP FOR YOUR CAR

ESSO & ESSOLENEESSO MOTOR OILSESSOLUBRICATION

•... FREE CRANK CASE SERVICE ...•

MOTOR ACCESSORIESATLAS BATTERIES--ATLAS TIRES

WASHING & POLISHING WEED CHAINSCall for and Deliver Installed & Removed

TIRE REPAIR-CALL & DELIVER

PARKING STATIONCar Storage Day and Night-opp. Ithaca Bowling Center

PHONE 2872

AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE1q~1-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1 q~ 1

Gayuga ~otorsCORPORATION

ITHACA, NEW YORK

•

FORD PRODUCTSFORD

Mercury

Lincoln Zephyr

Tractors

Trucks

Reconditioned Used Cars

Repair Shop

Ford Parts

New Car Salesrooms-Tioga and Green Sts.

Used Car Salesrooms - 221 S. Cayuga St.

Phone 2341

~.)

-iGAUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE

19-!1-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-19..J-l

SALES AND SERVICE

STORAGE WASHINGCOMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE

Seneca Street Garage309 EAST SENECA STREET

Telephone 2735

ITHACA, N. Y.

AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE] 941--lTHAcA DIRECTORy--10-11

FINNEY MOTORS208-212 SOUTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

C!Cabillac <!&lb~mobileStandard of the World The Car That Has Everythin~

OLDSMOBILE

oSTYLE LEADERS

-II

SIXES

Phone 2088

EIGHTS

GENERAL REPAIRING

BODY & FENDERLUBRICATIONBATTERY

WASHINGPOLISHINGELECTRICAL

SERVICEFOR ALL CARS

AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE1941-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1941

SERVICENTER, INC.

GOODYEARTIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES

GOOD GULF GASOLINEGulflex Registered Lubrication

Cayuga and Green Sts. Dial 2128

TYDOL SERVICE STATION800 W. State Carl A. Dennis, Prop. E. End of Bridge

TYDOL • VEEDOLllrt$tone Tires-Tubes-Batteries

Heaters and Car RadioPhone 3081

AUTO BODY & RADIATOR WORKSBodies, Fendersand Radiators

Repaired

AutoPainting

Shatter-proof GlassAuto Tops

Upholstering

Rear 224 S. Cayuga Street Phone 2157 ITHACA, N. Y.

AUTOMOBILES-GARAGES-SERVICE1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1941

HAWKINSON TREAD SERVICEPut lively new-tire mile­

age into your good smoothtires . . . Truck or pass­enger. Patented method­Patented equipment.

Also exclusive

representative for

Stromberg-Carlson RadioGuaranteed Service on All Makes of Radios

GEORGE B. NORRISDIAL 9316 409 W. STATE ST.

SOUTH SIDE GARAGE

Tel. 7079

A 0 Deal

For 0 Dollar

CARPENTER & POPE, Props.

GENERAL GARAGE WORKGREASING

ANDWELDING

109 S. Titus Ave.

H. T. STEVENS

~Mobilgas

"Friendly Service"Mobilgas - MobiloilMOBILUBRICATION

Goodrich Tires and Batteries

920 N. CAYUGA ST. Phone 2885 ITHACA, N. Y.

50AUTOMOBILES-SALES-SERVICE

1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1941

OfAl &M[RRICK AUlD [XCHANC[WM. E. DEAL and MAYNARD C. MERRICK

Buttermilk Falls Road at City LinePhone 9621 ITHACA, NEW YORK

Largest Selection of Used Carsin Ithaca -- all makes

Colonial Beacon Oil Co., Inc.

PHONE 2214

AUTO LOCK & KEY SERVICEH. B. BECKLEY, Prop.

Keys Made -- Locks FittedAny Lock Repaired

Speedometer Repairing

Phone 3443 Days-3809 Nights111 E. GREEN ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

AUTOMOBILES-SERVICE-PARTS-MOTORCYCLES1941-ITHAcA DIRECTORy-1941 .j1

LOHR & KRAMERAutomobile Supplies and Equipment

TIMKENRoller-Bearings

AUTO-LITESpark-Plugs

FEDERALBall Bearings

RARITANRoller Bearings

105 W. GREEN ST. Phone 3421 ITHACA, N. Y.

SCHABER'SCycle ShopA

Headquarters for

ITHACA, N. Y.9919

MOTORCYCLE Sales & Service BICYCLESLawn Mowers

We Repair and Retire Carriages, Carts, Tricycles210 FIRST ST.107 E. GREEN ST.

What Kind of a Car

Will You Buy? ?

Who Sells It, and Where?

Find their name in the Classified Directory under heading

*Automobile Agencies [Brands]

52CHURCHES

1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-19..l:1

'l:::t:\ ITH A TOTAL OF TWENTY-ONE, representing all7::t;I the leading denominations, Ithaca is well suppliedwith churches.

These noble edifices placed at intervals about the city addmuch to its attractiveness and charm. It is the belief ofmany Ithacans of vision that this full and adequate supplyof churches, is one of the greatest of the many resources ofthe city.

That for newcomers it is a factor that makes for the readyassimilation into the religious and social life of the com­munity and hastens the time required to make citizens ofthe strangers who come to us.

The church of today is the greatest of all institutions forthe planting of good thoughts in the minds of the peopleand stands as the bulwark against degrading influencesthat surround us.

Therefore let us give a thought to these institutions thatform so great a part of our city life and in visualizing ourfuture greatness let us remember their value as

§ jfactor for llrogre55

CHURCHES1941-lTHACA DIRECTORy--Hl-H 53

fburcb of tb~ Immaculat~

~onc~"tion(R. c.)

N. Geneva cor. W. Seneca St.

Dial 9272

ITHACA, N. Y.

Assistants}REV. WILLIAM BYRNE, :\1. R., Pastor

REV. PAUL J. CUDDY,

REV. ROBERT KRESS,REV. DONALD M. CLEARY, University Chaplain

Masses on Sundays, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00,10:00 and 11:00 A. :\1.Baptisms, 3:15 P. M.Masses on Holy Days, 5:30, 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 A. :\1. and 12:10 P. ~1.

Masses on First Fridays, 6:00, 7:00 and 7:30 A. ,I.Masses on week days, 7:00 and 7:30 A. 1\1.

54CHURCHES

10~1--JTHAcA DIRECTORy--1941

jfir~t ~re~b!'terian C!Cburcb

DeWitt Park, ITHACA, N. Y.

REV. HUGH A. MORAN, Ph. D., Associate and UniversityPastor

SERVICES ON SUNDAY

Morning Worship 11 :00 A. M. One hour service,begins promptly, dismisses promptly. Superb music.Choir of 82 voices, led by Mr. Eric Dudley, Director ofCornell University Glee Club.

Sunday School--9:30 A. M.

High School Fellowship--6:15 P. M.

Westminster Student Society--5:55 P. M.

CHURCH NIGHT PROGRAMS

Wednesday nights--October to May

Tureen Supper, 6:30 P. M.

Devotions, 7 :30 P. M.

InspirationaI Program, 7 :45-8 :30 P. M.

Church Phone 2295

CHURCHES1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1941

~bt lLutbtran etburcbCollege and Oak Avenues

,"At the Gate of the Campus"

Reb. ~llwarb m:. 1!)orn, Reti. ~atitor

SUNDAY SERVICES

11:00 A. M. AND

Sunday School, 9:45 A. M.

Holy Communion First Sunday

8:00 P. M.

Strangers Are Most Welcome

Make This Your Church Home

109 Oak Avenue Phone 8781

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CHURCHES1941-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1941

~t. Jobn'~ (!Episcopal QtburcbAt North Cayuga and West Buffalo Streets

THE REV. REGINALD E. CHARLES, Rector109 West Buffalo Street

Telephone 9435THE REV. WILLIAM J. CHASE, Curate

Myron Taylor TowerTelephone 8530

THE REV. GEORGE DALAND, Organist905 North Cayuga Street

Telephone 3-1660

~unba!, ~£rbic£s8:00-HOLY COMMUNION-Every Sunday.9:30 A. M.-CHURCH SCHOOL SERVICE-Classes for 4th grade and

over.11:00 A. M.-PRIMARY SCHOOL-Classes for all under 4th grade.11 :00 A. M.-MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON-Holy Communion

on the First Sunday.Services on Holy Days and for Special Seasons as announced.

Full information about the Parish may be obtained at the church

Y. M. C. A.1941--ITHACA DIRECTORy--1941

lOUN~ MfN'SC~RISIIAN ASSOCIAIION

202 East Buffalo Street

;)/

Phone 2209 ITHACA, NEW YORK

*Organized and Informal Activities (or

Boys

roung Men

Business MenSpecial Women and Girls Division

*Social RoomsGymnasiumSwimming PoolShower Baths

Residence RoomsClub RoomsCraft Shop for BoysBowling Alleys

Moderate Annual Membership Rates

58CLOTHING-HABERDASHERY-DEPARTMENT STORE

1941-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1941

THE SPORT SHOP DIAL2460 or 2680

]. ]. NEWBERRY CO.A Junior Department Store

Serving your requirements in

READY-TO-WEAR-NOTIONSTOILET ARTICLES~-HARDWARE

and 24 OTHER DEPARTMENTS-5c to $1.00

135-137 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

"Something New Every Day"ALLANSON-HUDSON, INC.

146 EAST STATE ST. Dial 2737 ITHACA, N. Y.

Everything in Women's Ready-to-Wear and Accessories;Rugs and Floor Coverings; Unusual Decorative Gifts

Our Personnel Has Had Years of Experience

Charge Account and Delivery Service

CLOTHING-DRY GOODS-CLEANERS-SHOES1941-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1941

A Nation .. Wide Institution

J.C.PENNEYCQDEPARTMENT STORE

Ready to Wear and Dry GoodsMEN'S FURNISHINGS AND SHOES

Phone 2966 115 E. STATE ST.

59

A. F. STURM P. H. STURM

Sturm Bros.HABERDASHERY

LEE HATSWork Clothes

Dress ClothesHunting Clothes

Jarman Shoes

103 EAST GREEN ST. Tel. 9327

BARNES SHOE

ITHACA, N. Y.

STOREThe FLORSHEIM SHOE for MEN

W. N. Coon and Selby-E. E. Z. for Women-Daniel Green "Comfy"Slippers for Men and Women

Successful fitting for over a quarter century

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

DIRECTORY ADVERTISINGIS GOOD ADVERTISING

It keeps your name and business before all the people all the time.A City Directory is on the job 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It givesyou persistent, consistent publicity at a very low cost.

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H. A. MANNING CO., 514 Wedgeway Bldg., Schenectady, N. Y.

The Sign of Quality

103 Dryden Road-Dial 2301

205 North Aurora-Dial 2243

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CLOTHING-CLEANING-DYERS19-I:1-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-19-!1

w. F. FLETCHER CO., INC.

~~

CLEANERS, DYERS and STORAGE

MANCUSOCash and Carry Dry Cleaner

PRESSING406 COLLEGE AVE.

• ...... I II

REPAIRING

ITHACA, N. Y.

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of your income. The appearance of this publication is

important to you. If it reflects discredit on the com-

munity, it hits you. Are YOU helping the publishers in

their efforts to advertise ITHACA through the CITY

DIRECTORY?

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CLUBS-FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS-ELKS1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-] !)-t] 61

f1jeuebolent llrotectibt er~er of

~ ITHA~t~~GE 636• Phone 2664

OFFICERS OF LODGE

JAMES F. O'CONNOR

ERFORD C. COLLIER

W. J. HAMILTON

E. E. TUNISON

WALTER J. McCORMICK

WILLIAM H. BURNS

BERT VANN

P. C. SAINBURG

HERMAN C. FRANTZ

Chairman, Trustee

Trustee

Trustee

Trustee

Trustee

Club Mana~er

Exalted Ruler

Secretary

Treasurer

Meetin~s every 2nd and 4th Monday, 8 P. M.

Welcome Visitin~ Brother Elks

135-139 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

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CLUBS-FRATERNAL-ORGANIZATIONS-EAGLES1941-lTHACA. DIRECTORy-Hl-l-l

ITHACA 1253Fraternal Order of Eagles

330 EAST STATE ST. Phone 2545 ITHACA, N. Y.

OFFICERSEDMUND SULLIVAN, Past Worthy President

EDW. SWANSON, Worthy Pres. HENRY HAPPEL, Worthy V-Pres.CLAYTON COOK, Worthy Treas. CLARENCE DECKER, WorthyRAY R. BARBER, Worthy Sec. ChaplainLeROY MILLER, Worthy Con- HARLAN BROWN, Worthy Inside

ductor GuardJOHN ZYLICH, Worthy Outside

GuardTRUSTEES

KENNETH DECKER, Ch. JACK SAUNDERS FABIAN MURPHY

Our Four Great PrinciplesLiberty, Truth, Justice and Equality

Yearly Dues $12.00-We Pay Our Members $7.00 Weekly Sick Benefit.We pay to the dependents of our members $100 funeral benefits. OurNational Organization of over 700,000 members were founders of theMother's Pension Law, Mother's Day, Workman's Compensation Law

and Old Age Pension Movements. Free Doctor for membersand families

CLUBS-FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS-L. O. O. M.19,H-ITHAcA DIRECTORy-1941

Ithaca Lodge No. 666

LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE134 VVest State Street

ITHACA Lodge No. 666, Loyal Order of Moose, offersa service to the men of this community which no manshould fail to investigate. The Moose Lodge should be es­pecially attractive to young married men with a familywho have an average income. Besides the clean, attrac­tive, well managed social rooms, sports activities, such asbaseball, basketball, bowling and card tournaments withother fraternal organizations, the Moose Lodge offers sickand death benefits, and in the event of a member's death,a complete protection for his wife and children at Moose­heart, or through the Extension Fund. Dues are verylow, and for the middle aged man there is offered throughthe Moose Legion an attractive old age independence plan.

NO man, regardless of his present income, can affordnot to at least find out the great advantages of being aMoose.

SPACE does not permit listing further details, but aphone call to 2621, or a post card to the Secretary will bringLiterature or an appointment with an officer of the Lodge,which incurs no obligation on your part. There will be nobothersome high pressure follow-up.

Meetings every Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. Tel. 2621

Office open every Monday and Tuesday night except June,July and August

63

().J:CONTRACTORS

1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-19.J:l

AN ITHACA INDUSTRY SINCE 1922

E. M. RUMSEY & SONHUGH E. RUMSEY, Manager

Plant and Office, Buttermilk Falls, R. D. 5

Phone 2961

Our 2 heavy duty full swing Power Shovels are available forany excavating work, also our Rulldozer for grading andbackfilling.

Certified Ready Mixed ConcreteWashed Sand - Washed Crushed GravelCrushed Stone - Excavating Contractors

Highest Quality, Properly Graded, Officially Tested

Dupont Explosives Depot

As Ithaca Goes Forward ThisCompany Keeps Pace

CONTRACTORS-PLUMBERS-AIR CONDITIONING1941-ITHAcA DIRECTORy-19-l1

JAMI[SON·MtKINNH to., INt.115-117 South Cayuga St.

Phone 3434

"Where Your Grandfather BoughtThat Pump"

6,5

'~'andal'd"

SINCE 1873, when this business was founded, we haveseen tremendous advances in plumbing, heating

and sanitary engineering. Contrast the conveniences ofthe 1941 home-hot water available any time, desiredroom temperature at the flick of a thermostat-with thehomes of our ancestors.

WE WELCOME THE SUBMISSIONOF YOUR PROBLEMS TO US

THE PLUMBER GUARDS THE HEALTH OF THE NATtON

66CONTRACTORS-BIDLDERS-ARCHITECTS

1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1941

ROTTMANN & POTTER705 W. BUFFALO STREET Phone 6232 ITHACA, N. Y.

Ruberoid Building MaterialsASPHALT SHINGLES

ASPHALT TEXTURED SIDINGASPHALT ROLL ROOFING

ASPHALT ROOF COATING AND PAINTSHIGH QUALITY CAULKING COMPOUND

BUILDING PAPER AND FELTSCHI-NAMEL PAINT AND VARNISHES

ASBESTOS, CEMENT SHINGLES, SIDING ANDPANEL BESTOS

•FRED E. ROTTMANN

Phone 3-1315

HORACE S. POTTER

Phone 7595

ITHACA, N. Y.

W. D. McELWEE & SONGENERAL CONTRACTORS

CARPENTER WORKMASONRY-CONCRETE

Wire, Write or Phone for Estimates

Ithaca Phone 9125 or 8525

Forest Home R D 2 McIntyre Place

ROY W. COMI))TON.... BUILDER - ..Remodeling and Decorating

Phone 9869

1008 NO. CAYUGA ST.

CONTRACTORS-BUILDERS-ARCHITECTS1941-ITHACA DIRECTORy-I9-+1 Iii

D. B. DAVIS FRED N. LEE

DAVIS AND LEEELECTRIC COMPANY

o

ji=Q

~~

Electric Household AppliancesLIGHTING FIXTURES-G. E. :\IAZDA LA:\IPS

FLOOR, TABLE and PIN-UP DESIGNSSILEX COFFEE :\IAKERS

G. E. and WESTINGHOUSE TOASTERS and IRONSMIXMASTER and HAMILTON BEACH :\IIXERS

HOUSE WIRING SUPPLIESSTEWART WARNER RADIOS-NONE BETTER

DOOR CIIIMES-ELECTRIC NOVELTIESQUALITY MERCHANDISE

i=o

i=QTelephone 2968

123 NORTH AURORA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

NORTON ELECTRIC CO., Inc.Wiring - Fixtures - Supplies

121 E. SENECA ST.

PHONE 2596ITHACA, N. Y.

CHESTER H. HEWITT

'R... egistered ~rchitect

121 EAST SENECA ST. Phone 2080 ITHACA, N. Y.

CONTRACTORS-ARCHITECTS-ELECTRICAL(i~ ] !)-ll-lTHA('.~ DIRECTORy-1941

Office of

ARTHUR N. GIBBARCHITECTS

ARTHUR N. GIBB, F. A. I. A. JOHN V. LEONARD, A. I. A.

Phone 2554

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

CORTRIGHT ELECTRIC CONTRACTING"Anywhere, Anytime"

Everything in Appliances & WiringRural Work a Specialty

Phone 3-1527SPENCER ROAD ITHACA R D 5

CHARLES DASSANCEELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

Wiring, Heat, Light and Power

Dial 6251 Dial 2511211 E. Seneca St. or Newfield

Ithaca

MORT GASCONELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

Trees Trimmed or Removed

Pole Line Construction

SPENCER ROAD Phone 9159 ITHACA, N. Y.

CONTRACTORS-ELECTRICAL-ENGINEERS-FURNACES­SHEET METAL

H)41-ITHAcA DIRECTORy-lD-+l

B. G. ANDERSONElectrical Contracting

LIGHTING FIXTURES-SUPPLIES

MAYTAG WASHERS

69

Free Estimates

SPENCER ROAD

EXPERIENCE

Ni~h t Service

Phone 9707

EQUIPMENT

WARD CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.Engineers - Contractors

Dial 8616

Carey B1d~.

ORGANIZATION

314 E. State St.

SERVICE

c. W. FREEMANSHEET METAL WORKFURNACES AND REPAIRS

ROOFING AND EAVE TROUGH CONDUCTOR WORK

HEATING AND VENTILATING

Dial 5739 Rear 224 S. Cayu~a St.

ITHACA METAL WEATHERSTRIP CO.111 Fayette St. Phone 2984

Building Protection ContractorsVenetian Blinds Caulkin~

Window Shades AWN INGS ScreensRadiator Cabinets Tile Floorin~

METAL WEATHERSTRIPHome Modernizin~-EstimatesFurnished Free

70CONTRACTORS-PLUMBING-HEATING-STOKERS

1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-19...j.l

FOREST CITY PLUMBING CO.ESTABLISHED 1896

STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATINGGAS, WATER AND STEAM SUPPLIES

SPECIAL DISTRIBUTORNo. 3188

Sunoco Gas and OilCOURTEOUS SERVICE

332 E. STATE STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

George A. Wheaton Adelbert L. Hull

HULL &WHEATON PLUMBING CO.PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR CCNDITIONING

Furnaces and Tinshop, Oil Burners, Refrigerators and AppliancesWholesale Supplies

Finest Workmanship-Best Quality Material

910 W. STATE STREETDial 2524 or 2316

ITHACA, N. Y.

WENDELL H. WILSON

PLUMBING a HEATING

414 E. TOMPKINS ST. Phone 8794 ITHACA, N. Y.

E. M. KANEAutomatic Stoker

andHeat Controls

Phone 7295

20572 PLEASANT ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

CONTRACTORS-PAINTING-PLUMBING-LUMBER

1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-1941

M. A. "Gus" TEANEYPainting - Paperhanging - Decorating

FLOOR SANDING AND REFINISHING

By Day or Contract--Free Estimates

112 SOUTH PLAIN ST. Phone 3-2469 ITHACA, N. Y.

WILLIAM M. EGANDECORATOR

PAINTING + PAPERHANGINGDECORATING

71

909 N. TIOGA ST. Dial 9853

Failing's PlulTIbing Co.EDWARD FAILING, Prop.

Plumbing and HeatingPhone 9708

111 S. FULTON ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

M. T. ENGLISHLUMBER -SHINGLES - ROOFING

TILES-BRICK-LIME- CE~IENT

Window Screens - Storm WindowsOAK AND HARD WOOD FLOORS

215 CORNELL ST. Phone 7918 ITHACA, 1'\. Y.

EDUCATIONAL-LIBRARY1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-Hl-l-l

CORNRl 1I8RARf ASSOCIAllO~

FOUNDED in 1864 by Ezra Cornel1, before he started the universitynamed for him, the library was designed for the use of the

people of Tompkins County by erecting the present building, whichis on the corner of North Tioga and East Seneca Streets, was started in1864 and opened to the public December 20, 1866.

T he Library now has about 45,000 volumes with a yearly circulationof around 95,000.

OFFICERSPres., Charles E. Cornel1; Treas., Paul Bradford; Sec., Rev. Edward

L. Christie; Librarian, Harry G. Stutz; Acting Librarian, Helen M.Ludlow.

TRUSTEESE. T. Turner, L. P. Smith, Paul Bradford, Mrs. T. J. Barker, H. G.

Stutz, Ithaca, and W. P. Biggs, Trumansburg.

EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEESPastors of Churches, Supt. of Schools, Chairman of Board of

Supervisors, Mayor of City and Chief Engineer of Fire Dept.

Open Daily Except Sundays and Legal Holidays from 9 A. M.to9 P. M.

The Public is Cordially Invited to Use the Facilities of the Library

FINANCIAL-BANKSHJ~l-ITHA.CA DIRECTORy-1941

THETOMPKINS COUNTY TRUST CO.110 North Tioga Street

Services

Established 1836

COMMERCIAL LOANS

MORTGAGE LOANS

COLLATERAL LOANS

PERSONAL LOANS

CHECKING ACCOUNTS

SPECIAL INTEREST ACCOUNTS

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES

COMPLETE BANI(ING FACILITIES

Total Assets Dec. 31, 1940

$IO,733~726.27

TOMPKINS COUNTY TRUST CO.Phone 2705 ITHACA, N. Y.

Member Federal Reserve System

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

FINANCIAL-BONDS-LOANS-JEWELERS74 1941-lTH,\.cA DIRECTORy-l!)-il

STOCKS -- BONDSJ. S. BARR & CO.

Savings Bank Bldg. Phone 2286 ITHACA, N. Y.

Correspondents

White House & Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange

MONEY TO LOAN

ITHACA PERSONAL LOAN INC.(License pursuant to Article 9 of the Banking Law)

11 Groton Ave. 406 First National Bank Bldg.

CORTLAND, N. Y. ITHACA, N. Y.ONEIDA, N. Y.

A MODERN JEWELRY STOREin

The Full Meaning of the Word

"Quality, 0ervice and CJ)ependability"

Our Motto

HARLEY HILL, JEWELER 307 E. State St.lthaca, N. Y.

Mortality of Advertising-The waste basket is the grave of millions of dollars of advertising everyyear. Keep your advertisement before the public by using a mediumthat is not thrown away-

THE CITY DIRECTORYThousands of references are made each day during the entire life ofthe City Directory. Your advertisement is always there because youbuy-

Advertising Permanence

FLORISTS-LANDSCAPING-TREE SERVICE19~1-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1941 I;)

Plants-Seeds-Bulbs

FRESH CUT FLOWERS

IFll©~~1f Slln©}p)HAROLD A. PRATT

Prop.

214 E. Seneca St.

THE

Dial 8560

ITHACA, N. Y.

TREES AND SHRUBSFlowers for All OccasionsWe Telegraph Flowers

Phone 2758 or 2215215 E. STATE ST.

IE(Q)(Q)ll~~ IFll@~®ffcdl@lll®~ llilll~oI. ALTSCHULER

IDJEce(Q)~ATllVlE lPILAlN1r§

Lawn ConstructionDrainage Work

Landscape ContractorAll Tree Work

SCHUYLER REID HAFELYLANDSCAPE DESIGNERWe Serve the Finger Lakes Region

611 N. Cayuga St. The Crysdale Tree Co.Ithaca, N. Y.-9167 Auburn, N. Y.--2283-W

THOMAS TREE SERVICEMORGAN S. THOMAS, Prop.

Tree Surgery, Spraying, Moving andLandscape Gardening

Tree Surgeon in Care of Cornell University CampusSince 1931

Phone 8249Ellis Hollow Rd., R. D. 2. ITH.\.CA, N. Y.

76FOOD PRODUCTS-CO-OPERATIVES

19-1-1--lTHAcA DIRECTORy-19-1-1

G. L. F.COOPERATIVE GRANGE LEAGUEFEDERATION EXCHANGE, INC.

136 Terrace Hill

An Ithaca Landmark

T he main G. L. F. Building on Terrace Hill. 275 Ithacansare employed in the various offices in the Terrace Hill

Building. From them G. L. F. executives direct manu­facturing and distribution activities which last yeartotaled $66,000,000, serving 150,000 farmers in three states.

FOOD PRODUCTS-BAKERS-DAIRIES-ICE CREAMHJ.tl-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1941

Wool-Scott Bakery(Incorporated)

BAKERS OF 220 BREAD

II

209-213 S. TIOGA STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

CHOICE GUERNSEY MILKPasteurized Grade A, Churned Buttermilk, Fresh Eggs, Finest

Quality Cottage Cheese, Garden Products at theFarm in Season, Twenty Acres Irrigated

Wholesale and Retail

INLET VALLEY FARMS, Inc.B. N. !\IILLARD, President

Spencer Road, R. D. 5 Dial 2015 ITHACA, N. Y.

STARLAND FARMSMARSHALL BROS., Props.

Clean Milk from Our Accredited HerdPASTEURIZED-COOLED-BOTTLED AT FARM

DELIVERED TO YOU EACH MORNINGBEST-SAFEST MILK IN CITY FOR BABIES

Phones 8831 and 8021MECKLENBURG RD. ITHAC"\, N. Y.

FOR ALL OCCASIONSUSE

PURITY ICE CREAMDELICIOUS AND REFRESHING

Brick Bulk-Special MouldsIce Cream Cakes

Cheerios Cups

PURITY ICE CREAM CO.218 FIRST ST. Dial 2248 ITHACA, N. Y.

FOOD PRODUCTS-DAIRIES--MILKHl-il-ITHACA DIRECTORy-Hl41

LUCE DAIRY CO.i\t1ILK AND CREAM

Special Guernsey MilkSole Distributors of Cheplin's

ACIDOPHILUS MILKPhone 9840

410 HILLVIEW PLACE ITHACA, N. Y.

BEGEACRESSOUTH LANSING ROAD

DIAL 8240 ITHACA, N. Y.

A Full Cup of Creamin Every Quart

MARION FARMS DAIRYGUERNSEYMILK and CREAM

A Clean Milk Produced and Bottled on the Farm

SLATERVILLE RD. Phone 7224 ITHACA, R. D. 4

The Progressive MerchantWho Continually Informs the Public Regarding the details

of his service through these pages has the spirit and policy

which assures his Customers satisfaction and reliability.

Patronize Him

FUEL DEALERS-COAL-WOOD

ID41-ITHAcA DIRECTORy-lq-+l

LEIGH M. CHAMPAIGNRescreened

DL&W'blue~oaI9

AMERICA'S FINEST ANTHRACITEColor Marked For Your Protection

, I

The Blue Tint is Your Guarantee of Better, MoreEconomical Heat

A SUPERIOR ANTHRACITEFUEL AT LOW COST

IRON FIREMAN STOKERS

803 W. SENECA ST. Phone 2573 ITH.\CA, N. Y.

FUEL-COAL-FUEL OIL-KEROSENE

80 1941--lTHAcA DIRECTORy-HJ-I-l

c. H. MURRAY

COMPLETE PETROLEUM SERVICE

FUEL OILGASOLINE

KEROSENELUBRICANTS

Metered Service

442 W. STATE ST. Phone 2147 ITHACA, N. Y.

JAMES LYNCH COAL CO., INC.EST. 1890

D L & W 'blue coal'AMERICA'S FINEST ANTHRACITE

802-804 W. SENECA ST. Phone 2204 ITHACA, N. Y.

PLACE YOUR DIRECTORY WHERETHE PUBLIC MAY USE IT AND IN­CREASE ITS BENEFITS. IT IS TOOEXPENSIVE A PROPERTY NOTTO RECEIVE MAXIMUM USE

FUNERAL HOME1941--ITHACA DrREcToRy--1941

~~A ryiner ~ervice for All"

j!}etsnn jf'uneral j!}omeMATTHEW J. HERSON

Our modern Funeral Home planned and furnished in

a homelike atmosphere for your convenience at no added

cost.

A reasonable, efficient service any hour or distance_

Lady Assistant

Phone 9104

81

110 S. GENEV.\ ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

S2FUNERAL DIRECTORS-FURNITURE-UPHOLSTERERS

Hl4-1-lTHAcA DIRECTORY-104-1

Telephone 2737

1J1. i. ~tlhtrt

FUNERAL DIRECTOR125 E. BUFFALO STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

H. J. BOOL FURNITURE CO.General Furniture Repair

and

RefinishingUpholstering, Cabinet Making and Finishing

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

DRAPERIES S. FINESTONESLIP COVERS 214 N. Aurora St.

UPHOLSTERING Dial 6414QUALITY FURNITURE

InteriorDecorating

PAINTS & WALLPAPERS

VENETIAN BLINDS

ROBERTSFurniture - Electrical Appliances

Upholstering - ~lattress RenovatingEvenings by Appointment

Phone 2698117 s. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

HARDWARE-PAINTS-WALLPAPER1H41-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1941''';;;

c. E. BISHOP'SI Wall Paper and Paint Store i

206 S. Cayuga St. Phone 2589

KYANIZE SELF-SMOOTHING PAINTSVARNISHES ENAMELS

We carry a complete stock of all

WATERPROOFINGSfor any job, cement or canvas

FLOOR COVERINGS AND WINDOW SHADESall colors- all kinds

VENETIAN BLINDS

Large Stock oj Modern WallpapersFloor Sanders and Steamers for Removing WallpaperCALL ON US FOR ALL KINDS OF DECOR.\TING

Spray Painting A Specialty

HARDWARE-GLASS-PAINTS1941-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1941

L. C. RUMSEY E. S. GILLETTE D. G. GILLETTE

C. J. RUMSEY & CO.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Hardware, Glass, Electric Refrigerators and Appliances,Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Ranges, Stoves, Furnaces

SHEET METAL WORK AND GLAZING, ETC.

Phone23U206 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

FOR ANYTHING IN GLASS

PETE'S GLASS SHOPAuto Glass~ ~lasSDrilling&Grinding

Store Fronts -206;/)4/.. Mirrors Resilvered

Safety Glass Window Glass

Glass Dresser and Vanity TopsSmall Overhead--You Get the Benefit

123 E. Gree:l. St., opp. Bus Terminal

SMITH'SWall Paper & Paint Shop

120-122 WEST STATE STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

WALL PAPERS-B. P. S. PAINTSLinoleums, Pabco and Gold Seal Rugs, Window Shades, Venetian

Blinds, Painting and PaperhangingBarber Genasco RoofingGuaranteed Installations

Floor Sanders for Rent For Service Telephone 2683

When •In a Strange City

Ithaca people can ascertain the information aboutfraternities of which they are members at home. It is adistinctive service, but the Directory renders many dis­tinctive services.

Put your Club in this section so that visiting membersof the same order find your welcoming sign in the

ITHACA DIRECTORY

•

HOTELS-RESTAURANTS1941-lTHACA. DIRECTORV-1941

CLUB CLARET1,06 N. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y

ITHACA'S NEWEST AND MOSTMODERN RESTAURANT

SERVING THE FINEST IN FOOD ANDLIQUORS

DIAliNG DANCINGPhone 9651

For Reservations

Banquets or Private Parties

Determined to Please

In Food-In Price-In Pleasure

86HOTELS-RESTAURANTS-CIGARS

1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1941

GALLAGHER RESTAURANTANTHONY F. GALLAGHER, Prop.

DELICIOUS FOODSWITH THAT HOMECOOKED FLAVOR

Daily Specials at Reasonable PricesBeers-Wines-Liquors

Open from 6 A. M. until 1. A. M.

Phone 3-2120

122 S. TIOGA STREET ITHACA, N. Y

CLINTON HOTELITHACA, N. Y.

STARNER & STARNER, Props.

Unexcelled Cocktail LoungeEuropean Plan-Rates $1.50 up

PHONE 2771 118 N. CAYUGA ST.

INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE-INVESTMENTS1941-lTHACA DIRECTORy-1941

ROBERT S. BOOTHROYD GARRETT J. FELTO:\'

R08[R1 S. 800THROYD INSURANC[ AG[NCYGENERAL INSURANCE

INSURE TO BE SECURE

AGENT FOR AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY CO.

LIFE, ACCIDENT, HEALTH, AUTOMOBILEBURGLARY, FIRE AND GENERAL INSURANCE

114 No. Tioga St. (319) Phone 2134 ITHACA, N. Y.

SCOTT -SQUIER AGENCY"All Forms Of Insurance""

402-403 Savings Bank Bldg.Dial 2959

WILLIAM S. SCOTT, JR.C. C. SQUIERDAVID C. SQUIER

ITHACA, N. Y.

K.H.VANNHORACE E. BROCKWAYR. C. :\IILKS

P. W. WOOD & SON

Dependable InsuranceSavings Bank Bldg. (316-318)

114 North Tioga St.

ITHACA, N. Y.

Phone 2343

WILLIAM R. WIGLEYLIFE INSURANCE

AND

INVESTMENTSSavings Bank Building (312)

Phone 3-1023114 N. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

INSURANCE-REAL ESTATEHl41-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-19-.J. 1

HUGH G. SLOCUMInsurance and Real Estate

and Special Agent

Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance CompanyOffice Phone 2092

126 E. SENECA ST.

Res. Phone 5724

ITHACA, N. Y.

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.CHARLES H. WEBSTER, Agt. PHONE 9278

100 WHITE PARK PLACE, CAYUGA HEIGHTS

ROBERT L. WEBSTER, Agt. Phone 9376

111 WHITE PARK ROAD, CAYUGA HEIGHTS

Insurance Counselor Real Estate Broker

ITHACA, N. Y.

Phone 2092

Phone 9203

MAURICE L. TAYLOR, AgentAETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Standard Fire Ins. Company

New York Underwriters Ins. Co.

Phone 9792

Res. and Office 112 Lake Ave.

WILLIAM R. ROBERTSONDistrict Manager

Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Office 126 E. Seneca St.

Residence 107 Northway Rd.

INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE1941-ITHACA DIRECTORY-1941

BURNS REALTY COMPANYJOHN C. BURNS, Prop.

Real EstateCITY AND COUNTRY

BOUGHT, SOLD, RENTED, EXCHANGED

FIRST NAT. BANK BLDG. (306) Phone 2119

c. J. PATRICKLIFE INSURANCE &ANNUITIES

Let me pro~ram your Life Insurance

It will increase your Estate from 15% to 30c~ withoutextra cost, and give you and your family the maximumbenefits possible from the amount you now own.

Phone Ithaca 3-1010 P. O. Box 197 ITHACA, N. Y.

Farm Bureau Mutual Auto Insurance Co.

Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co.

COLUMBUS, OHIO

"Built for Service and Savin~s"

ROLAND C. BRILLOffice Phone 2068

119 E. SENECA ST. ITHACA, ~. Y.

w ALTER ]. HOLMESREAL ESTATE

andINSURANCE

Phone 9991

404 NORTH CAYUGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

90INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE

1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-19-H

ERMA D. PERKINSREAL ESTATE

SALES-LEASES-COMMERCIAL

COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE

Courteous Salesmen with Cars at Your Disposal

Phone 2497 E. State cor. N. Tioga St.

KIELY, STROUT REALTYJ. J. KIELY, Rep.

CITY AND fARM PROP[RTYSold, Rented, Exchanged

or Managed304 E. State St. Phone 8420

H. L. BROCKWAYREAL ESTATE

Renting Service and Property ManagementAPPRAISALS

201 E. SENECA ST. Tel. 2408 ITHACA, N. Y.

F. L. BAKERLicensed Real Estate Broker

FREEVILLE, N. Y.

MRS. THOMAS E. ANDREWSManager Ithaca Branch

421 N. Geneva St. Ithaca, N. Y.

LAUNDRIES1941-fTHAcA DIRECTORy-1941 91

I

ITHACA LAUNDRIES i

INCORPORATEDCHARLOTTE REAMER, Pres. A. I. MERRILL, Sec.-Treas.

E. M. MERRILL, Vice-Pres.

FOUR POINTSOF A GOOD LAUNDRY

• A Clean Modern Plant• Skillful Employees• Work of Fine Quality• Reasonable Prices

We offer three splendid Family Services

*The washing is done in Pure SoftWater with Mild Soap

Phone 2364102 ADAMS STREET

Uptown Office:134 E. SENECA STREET, ITHACA, N. Y.

Established Forty Years

92

LEGAL-LAWYERS19-1-1-ITHACA DIRECTORy-lD-l-l

LAWYERS00o

Name Address Tel.

ADAMS, ARTHUR G. 114 N. Tioga Street (406) 2574

BAKER, BERT T. 216-18 Savings Bank Bldg. 9369

COBB, COBB & SIMPSON 203-11 Savings Bank Bldg. 2183

COBB, HERBERT L. 114 N. Tioga Street 2183

COBB, HOWARD 203-11 Savings Bank Bldg. 2183

LEE, D. BOARDMAN 511 First Nat. Bank Bldg. 2602

MINTZ, LAWRENCE M. 603 First Nat. Bank Bldg. 2114

NOBLE, JOHN A. 216-18 Savings Bank Bldg. 9369

POWERS, TRUMAN K. 507 First Nat. Bank Bldg. 2469

PYLE, ENOS A. 403 Savings Bank Bldg. 2156

SIMPSON, HAROLD E. 203-11 Savings Bank Bldg. 2183

SOVOCOOL, BENJAMIN F. 216-18 Savings Bank Bldg. 9369

STAGG, NORMAN G. 220 N. Tioga Street 8614

STAGG, THALER & STAGG 220 N. Tioga Street 8614

THALER, LOUIS K. 220 N. Tioga Street 8614

LEGAL-COURTS-GOVERNMENT

1941-lTHACA DIRECTORY-Hl41

Totnpkins CountyCourts

TRIAL AND SPECIAL TERMS, SUPREME COURT

Feb. 10, 1941, Justice, Riley H. HeathMay 5,1941, Justice, Martin W. DeyoNov. 10, 1941, Justice, Andrew J. McNaught

TOMPKINS COUNTY COURT

Willard M. Kent, County Judge and SurrogateFitch H. Stephens, Special County Judge and SurrogateHarrison Adams, SheriffDella M. Gillespie, Surrogate's ClerkHoward L. O'Daniel, County ClerkCharles H. Newman, County AttorneyMrs. Laura Arnold, Motor Vehicle ClerkNorman G. Sta~g, District AttorneyRobert A. Hutchinson, Probation OfficerMabel Strong, Grand Jury Stenographer

TERMS OF COUNTY COURT FOR 1941Tompkins County

Judge, Willard M. Kent-April 21, 1941Judge, Willard M. Kent-June 9, 1941Judge, Willard M. Kent-Nov. 24, 1941Motion terms, the first Tuesday of each month:except the months:of

July and August.

SURROGATE'S COURT

Surrogate, Willard M. KentSpecial Surrogate, Fitch H. StephensSurrogate's Clerk, Della M. GillespieTerms--Court in session daily, at 10:00 A. :\1. except in month of

August.

CHILDREN'S COURTCourt House

Judge, Willard l\1. KentClerk, Robert A. HutchinsonCourt in session daily at 10:00 A. :\1. except in month of August.

SUPREl\lE COURT OF THE U. S.

Chief Justice, Charles Evans Hughes, N. Y.; Associate Justices,Hugo L. Black, Ala.; James Clark McReynolds, Tenn.; Stanley F.Reed, Ky.; William O. Douglas, Conn.; Frank l\lurphy, :\lich.; HarlanF. Stone, N. Y.; Owen J. Roberts, Penn.; Felix Frankfurter, Mass.;Clerk, Charles Elmore Cropley; Deputy Clerks, Reginald C. Dilli,Hugh W. Barr; Marshal, Thomas E. Waggaman; reporter, ErnestKnaebel.

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LEGAL-COURTS-GOVERNMENT19-1-1-lTHACA DJRECTORy-l D-l-l

TOlllpkins CountyCOURT HOUSE 320 N. TIOGA

ADMINISTRATIONCounty Clerk-Howard L. O'DanielCounty Treasurer-Mrs. Charlotte V. BushSheriff-Harrison AdamsDeputy County Clerk-Benjamin F. TobeyDistrict Attorney-Norman G. Sta~~

Coroner-William L. Seil, NewfieldSurro~ate'sClerk-Della M. GillespieCommissioner of Public Welfare-Roscoe C. VanMarterSuperintendent of Hi~hways-BertI. VannSealer of Wei~htsand Measures-~JohnJ. Sinsabau~hCommissioner of Elections-Ray Van Orman, Seven Mile DriveCommissioner of Elections-Daniel E. Patterson, NewfieidDistrict Superintendent of Schools, 1st Dist.-E. Crai~ DonnanDistrict Superintendent of Schools, 2nd Dist.-Paul MunsonDistrict Superintendent of Schools, 3rd Dist.-Leon A. Olds

BOARD OF SUPERVISORSLamont C. Snow, Chairman, Town of Caroline; Everett J. Loomis, Town of Danby; Edwin R.

Sweetland, Town of Dryden; S. Harvey Stevenson, Town of Enfield; Denton J. Watrous, Town ofGroton; Erie J. Miller, Town of Ithaca; Charles Scofield, Town of Lansin~; Forest J. Payne,Town of Newfield; Le Pine Stone, Town of Ulysses.

ITHACA1st Ward2nd Ward3rd Ward4th Ward5th Ward

FEDERAL OFFICERSU. S. Commissioner-Monroe M. Sweetland

Fred D. Van Order, Jr.Donald A. StubbsRoy Shoemaker

Lee H. DanielsW. Glen Norris

NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENTGovernor-Herbert H. LehmanLieutenant Governor-Charles PolettiComptroller-Morris S. TremaineAttorney General-John J. Bennett, Jr.Adjutant General-Ames T. BrownCon~ressman(37th dist)-W. Sterling Cole, BathAssemblyman, Stanley C. Shaw, IthacaState Senator, Chauncey Hammond, ElmiraSupt. of State Police-Major John A. WarnerMembers of the Board of Parole-Joseph J. Canavan, Frederick A. Moran, Sanford BatesLiquor Authority-Edward Schoeneck, John Sullivan, Joseph M. Ryan, Mrs. John S. Sheppard,

Henry E. BruckmanCom. of Taxation and Finance-Mark GravesSec. of State-Michael F. WalshSupt. of Public Works-Arthur W. BrantSupt. of Public Buildings-John J. McNultyConservation Comm.-Lithgow OsborneComm. of Agriculture and Markets-Holton V. NoyesIndustrial Comm.-Frieda S. MillerComm. of Education-Frank P. GravesComm. of Health.-Dr. Edward S. Godfrey, Jr.Comm. of Mental Hygiene-Dr. William J. TiffanyComm. of Social Welfare-David C. AdieComm. of Correction-John A. LyonsComm. of Public Service-Milo R. MaltbieSupt. of Insurance-Louis H. PinkState Civil Service Commissioners-Grace A. Reavy, Howard P. Jones, Howard G. E. SmithSupt. of Banks-William R. WhiteDirector of the Budget-Abraham S. WeberSupt. of Standards and Purchase-Joseph V. O'LearyComm. of Motor Vehicles-Carroll E. Mealey

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTPresident, Franklin D. Roosevelt, New York; Vice President, Henry A. Wallace, Jr., Iowa

The Cabinet: Secretary of State, Cordell Hull, Tenn.; Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Mor­~enthau, Jr., New York; Secretary of War, Henry L. Stimson, N. Y.; Attorney General, Robert H.Jackson, N. Y.; Postmaster General, Frank C. Walker, Pa.; Secretary of the Navy, Frank Knox,III.; Secretary of the Interior, Harold Ickes, Illinois; Secretary of Awlculture, Claude R. Wickard,Ind.; Secretary of Commerce, Harry L. Hopkins, Iowa; Secretary of Labor, Frances Perkins,New York; U. S. Senators from New York, James M. Mead and Robert F. Wagner

LEGAL-LAWYERS1941-ITHACA DIRECTORY-194:1

ARTHUR G. ADAMSATTORNEY-AT-LAWSAVINGS BANK BUILDING (406)

Telephone 2574

114 NO. TIOGA STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

COBB, COBB & SIMPSONHOWARD COBB HAROLD E. SIMPSON

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORSTel. 2183

203-211 Savings Bank Bldg.114 North Tioga St.

ITHACA, N. Y.

D. BOARDMAN'LEE

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Phone 2602

511 FIRST NAT. BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y.

LAWRENCE M. MINTZ

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Phone 2114

FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. 603-4 ITHACA, N. Y.

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1941-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1941

STAGG, THALER & STAGGATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS

Tel. 8614

220 NORTH TIOGA STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

Louis K. Thaler Norman G. Stagg

TRUMAN K. POWERS

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Phone 2469

507 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y.

BERT T. BAKERBENJAMIN F. SOVOCOOLJOHN ARTHUR NOBLE

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW(216-17-18) Savings Bank Bldg.

ENOS A. PYLE

Phone 9369

Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law

403 Savings Bank Building

114 NO. TIOGA STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

Telephone 2156

MANUFACTURERS1941-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1941

MANUFACTURINGFrom the period of the early 1800's until the rise of the Cornell

University era of the 1870's the industrial activity of Ithaca equaledany community in New York State west of the Hudson River,with itsintensity and its gambling spirit towards new ventures. The recordsshow that around 1820 to 1830 the following products were made here:paper, woolen, cotton, flour, plaster, grist, machines and repairing,tanning of leather and hides, liquor distilling, potash, etc., so that inthe "30's" there were nearly 100 industries operating in Ithaca.

In the period from the 1840's to 1870's was a day of great activity inindustrial Ithaca that hasn ever been equaled before or since. Someof the products made here at that time were: paper, iron foundryproducts, agricultural implements, glass, woolens, steamboats, sail­boats and rowboats, hosiery, pianos, organs, passenger cars, railroadcar repair shops, machine work, horse rakes, wagons, threshing ma­chines, well drills, fruit packing, paints, pottery, rakes, cultivators,lime kilns, etc. The transfer of coal and grain shipments from rail towater transportation at Ithaca formed the basis of much industry;coal transfer from Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad (now Lacka­wanna), and then other railroads that now form the Lehigh, madeIthaca an important freight center. There were four grain elevatorshere.

A Modern Industrial Plant

After the 1870 period the industrial situation gradually changedwith the time but continued active. Some of the products madewere: guns, calendar clocks, salt, typewriters, wallpaper, incubators,aircraft, couplings, chains, clutches, electric clocks, adding machines,aerometers, laboratory apparatus, paper, power drive chains, me­chanical stokers, leather hand bags, cardboard boxes, cement, etc.

The high class of citizenship in Ithaca makes it desirable for in­dustry and the future holds much in store for this city along develop­ment of manufacturing. Water transportation to the Atlantic sea­board is available, also into the Great Lakes. Land with both waterand rail facilities is avilable.

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19-n-lTHACA DIRECTORY-19-l:1

GAR Y/OODRUNABOUTS-UTILITIES-COMMUTERS

OVER NITERS

OWENS 30SPORT CRUISERS SPORT FISHERMANS

TOW STETEROOM SEDANS-DeLUXE SEDANS

CENTURYINBOARDS--OUTBOARDS-UTILITIES-SEDANS

CAPE CAPESAIL BOATS

MATTHEWS34' 38' 46' 50' CRUISERS

OUTBOARD MOTORSDULUX FINISHES

GOODYEAR-AIR FOAM CUSHIONS

MOTOR FREEMAN'S MARINE

TAUGHANNOCK BLVD.

Phone 2857Storage Service Supplies

MANUFACTURERS-LUMBER1941-ITf-IACA DIRECTORY-19-l1

CA~Ut7ALU,"Ij~l2

C(),"VA~~(Successors to Cotton & Hanlon, Ithaca, N. Y.)

Phone 2541

99

801 W. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

HEADQUARTERSfor

NEW HOMES

"Pay Cash and Save"

100

MANUFACTURERS-BEER-BOTTLERS-PAPER

HI41-ITHACA DIRRCTORy-1941

ITHACA BOTTLING WORKSCOCA - COLA

APOLLO - BEER - TAM-O-SHANTERUTICA CLUBAle and Beer

407 W. SENECA Phone 2182 ITHACA, N. Y.

Bailey Distributing CompanyERNEST E. BAILEY, Prop.

Carlings Beer and Ale-Genesee Beer and AleFuhrmann & Schmidt Beer and Ale

Downs Beer and Ale-Schlitz

MISSION, DREWRYS, HIRES BEVERAGES

Phone 2249

201 S. TIOGA STREET ITHACA, N. Y.

Schreiber Beer and Ale Goebel Old Topper AleOxhead Ale Congress Beer Haberle Light Ale

PIELS BEERCayuga Beverage Co., Inc.

Bartels Beer and Ale

628 W. STATE ST. Phone 2069

Hoffman Beverages

ITHACA, N. Y.

T. G. MILLER'S SO,NS PAPER CO.Paper, Stationery, School Supplies,

Etc.Y & E FILING EQUIPMENT

Phone 2376Office 113 N. Tioga St.Ware Rooms 118-120 Allen St.

ITHACA, N. Y.

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Vose, Royden, M.Warren, Richard C.

Allen, John Frank W.Cowell, Edward H.

Sutton, Henry B.

Thorsland, Edgar

Crum, H. Herbert

Denniston, Harold P.Fisher, Lyman R.

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PhoneOFFICE HOURS

3-5 p. m. and by appt.1:30 to 4 p. m. and by appt9:30-2 p. m. byappt.2-3 except Sat. and by appt.

10-12 m. and 1-3 p. m.2-4 and Mon. and Fri. 7-8

p. m. by appt.1:30-3:30 p. m. except Sun.

and by appt.2-4 and 7-8 p. m., Sat. and

Sun. by appt. only2-4 and 7-8 p. m.10-11 a. m., 2:30-4:30, 7-8

p.m.

2-4 and 7-8 p. m.Throatl

By appointment2-4 and 7-8 p. m., Sun. a. m

byappt.1-3 p. m. and byappt.Byappt.

SPECIALTY

Surgeon and GynecologistSurgeon

Physician and SurgeonEye, Ear, Nose and

SpecialistHomeopathic Physician

SurgeonSurgeonObstetrician and GynecologistSurgeon

Eye, Ear. Nose and ThroatPhysician and Anaesthetist

Surgeon

Obstetrics and Medicine

SurgeonPhysician and Surgeon

ADDRESS

306 N. Aurora1st Nat. Bank Bldg. (705-6)114 W. Buffalo112 N. Aurora

120 E. State

114 N. Tioga (.\1-17-19)1st Nat. Bank Bldg. (711)

106 E. State

119 E. Buffalo

111 E. Seneca317 N. Aurora

113 E. Seneca210 N. Aurora

111 E. Seneca152 E. State

NAME

Forster, Francis R. C.Frost, Joseph N.Hall, Edward F.McCormick, Frank J.

Robb, DavidRobinson, Philip J.

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MEDICAL-DRUGS-OPTICIANS-CHIROPRACTORS1941-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1941

A. B. BROOKS & SONPrescription Pharmacy

"We Never Compromise on Quality Yet Our Prices are noHi~her"

Phones 2351-2352

FREE DELIVERY126 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

Graduate Palmer School of Chiropractic

LANGFORD F. BAKERHours by appointment

Residence calls made day and ni~ht

Phone 9863

Res. and Office: 320 S. Geneva St. ITHACA, N. Y.

WILSON & BURCHARD

~and Opticians

220 E. STATE STREETOpp. Ithaca Hotel Phone 2148 ITHACA, N. Y.

H. A. MANNING COMPANYMANUFACTURERS OF

City and County MapsWall Maps, Pocket Maps, City Guides with streets, wards, blocks,buildings and much other useful information bound in size to fitpocket.

FLAT CITY MAPS FOR FRAMINGANY MAP OF ANY CITY ANYWHERE

277 State Street (514) SCHENECTADY, N. Y.

MOVING-TRUCKING-EXPRESS-JUNK1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1941 103

STUDENT TRANSFERLESLIE TYLER, Proprietor

FREIGHT MOVINGGENERAL TRUCKING

Phone 9595

Agent for United Van Service

Office: 704 W. Buffalo Street

FRE[R 8ROTH[RS' MOTOR EXPR[SS lIN[S, INC.615 W. GREEN STREET

Daily Service to

Auburn, Ithaca, Binghamton, Cortland, Syracuse,Albany, Boston, Buffalo, New York, Philadelphia,

Rochester, Utica

Phones: Ithaca 2925, Binghamton 4-1357, Auburn 199, Syracuse 2-7787,

Cortland 1736-W

MERCHANTS DELIVERYLight and Heavy Household

MOVINGCompetent Careful Drivers

Packing and Shipping of Antiques and Other ValuablesOur Specialty

Express and Freight Service to All PointsParcel Delivery Messenger Service Circulars Distributed

PHONE 2171126 E. GREEN ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

Empire Junk CompanyEstablished 1914

Buyers and Sellers of

Scrap Iron, Metal, Rags, Paper,Etc.

Used Cars, Auto Parts-Wiping Rags316 AUBURN ST. Phone 3571 ITHACA, N. Y.

MUSIC-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS104 1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1941

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JLpttUm Jlu~it ~tort

PIANOSSheet Music and Books

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSREPAIRS & PARTSof Every Description

H~ '!Complete ~u£iical ~erbice"

PHONE 2055

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

MUSIC-RADIOSIfl41-ITHAcA DIRECTORY-1941 105

THAYER RADIO CO I I

Established 1926

PUILeo and ZENITH RADIOS

FRIGIDAIREREFRIGERATORS AND RANGES

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Easy Washers and IronersPhonograph Records

Vacuum Cleaners, Food Mixers

_Complete Radio and Refrigeration Service

DIAL 8853428 W. SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

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MUSICAL-RADIOS1941-ITHACA DIRECTORY-H)..n

CORNELL RADIO404 COLLEGE AVENUE + ITHACA, N. Y.

RADIORECORDSERVICE

Phonograph Specialists

Phone 8824

JORDAN RADIOSRadios and Refrigerators

R. c. A. Victor, and MotorolaGIBSON REFRIGERATORS

Motorola Auto Radios -A. B. C., Apex Washing MachinesElectric Appliances

Dependable Radio Service for Every Make

Spencer Rd. end of S. Meadow St. ITHACA, N. Y

Anchor Radio Distributing ServiceG. D. GRIFFIN, Prop.

SENTINEL RADIOS EXCLUSIVELYSALES-PARTS-SERVICE

Wholesale only

Write, Wire or Phone

213% DRYDEN RD. Phone 7644 ITHACA, N. Y.

THE SIGN OVER YOUR DOOR MEANSSOMETHING TO YOU

But it is Seen Only by People Who Pass Your WayMake It Visible all Over the City

by being listed in large type under every heading in the CITY DIR­ECTORY where a buyer might look for you-GIVING INFORMA­TION that a BUYER WANTS when he WANTS TO BUY. Advertising

that lives and works for a year.

H. A. MANNING CO.277 State Street

SCHENECTADY, N. Y.33 Lyman Street

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

PHOTOGRAPHERS1941-ITHACA DIRECTORy-1941 107

PHOTOS for Publication,Illustrations, Industrial, Con­struction and Legal Use.

"A Complete PhotographicService"

Wedding Groups and BanquetPhotos a Specialty.

DIAL 2169 or 9388

TompkinsPortrait and Commercial

PHOTOGRAPHER

Our Work Must be Goodfor . . .The Tompkins Studio is the oldest

established studio in Ithaca and

vicinity. Our present location, 140

East State Street, has been the site of

a photo~raphic studio for over 80

years, 30 years before I thaca became

a chartered city.

138-140 E. STATE ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

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PUBLICITY-PHOTO ENGRAVERS-PRINTERS19-11-ITHACA DIRECTORy-19-11

William A. Church Co.A Century of Service

Printers and BindersPhone 2511

Rear of 'Woolworth's ITHACA, N. Y.

I PHONE 9451 IThe NORTON PRINTING CO.

ALBERT MacWETHY, Managing Owner

"Where Service Is a Habit"317 EAST STATE STREET

Black on White

ITHACA, N. Y.

1 Hour Service

MACK'S PHOTOSTAT PRINTSERNEST W. MACK, Prop.

WHITE ON BLACK

221 S. CAYUGA ST. Phone 2234 ITHACA, N. Y

PUBLISHERS1941-lTHACA DIRECTORY-1941 109

H. A. MANNING COMPANYESTABLISHED 1905

Point

Holly,

DIRECTORIESMAPS

MAINEAugusta. GardIner and VICInityBanl{or. Brewer, Old Town, OronoBar Harbor. EllsworthBiddeford. Saco and Old Orchard BeachBridgton, Casco and vicinityEastport and LubecCalaiS, Caribou, Presque Isle. Fort FairfieldFarmington. Wilton Livermore FallsHoulton and viclmtyLewiston. AuburnRockland, Camden and vicInityRumford, Bethel and vicimtySouth Pans. Paris, Norway and vicinitySanford. SpringvaleWaterville. Skowhegan and vicimtyWestbrook, Gorham, Windham

NEW HAMPSHIREBerlin. GorhamClaremont, Newport and SunapeeConcord and PembrokeDover, Somersworth, RochesterFranklin and TiltonKeene. Swanzey. MarlboroKeene SuburbanLaconia. Lakeport, Meredith. Tile WeirsLebanon. Hanover. N. H. and HartfordNashua and HudsonPortsmouth, Greenland. Newcastle, Rye

ADVERTISINGCATALOGING

Statisticians, House Numberlnll City Census and City GuidesMember Association North American Associate Member Advertisinll

Directory Publishers Federation of America

City Directory Publishers for Over 2,500,000 Population

OVER NINETY City Directory Publications in the eillht north­eastern states of Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, NewYork, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maine.

These publications contain the advertisements of over 20,000 Merchants, professionalmen and manufacturers. The estimated circulation of these publications throullbannual usalle is over 250,000,000.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONSSpringfield Suburban. including Agawam

No. Agawam, Feeding Hills, East Long­meadow. Hampden, Ludlow, WilbrahamMass., Suffield. Enfield and Somers, Ct.

Ware. Palmer. Monson, Stafford (Ct.)Webster. OxfordWoburn and WInchester

CONNECTICUTEnfield. Windsor Locks. StaffordPutnam

NEW YORKAlbany, Schenectady Suburban Covering

Bethlehem; East Greenbush, Colonie,Guilderland, Glenville. Niskayuna, Rot­terdam

AmsterdamBatavia and East PembrokeCarthageCatskill. CoxsackieComing. Painted PostCortland, Homer. McGrawElmira, Elmira Heights, HorseheadsFultonGeneva. Seneca Falls and WaterlooGlens Falls, Hudson Falls. Fort EdwardGloversville. JohnstownGranville, Whitehall. N. Y. and Fairhaven,

Poultney, Vt.Hoosick Falls and vicinityHofnell and Canisteo

VERMONT IthacaBarre, Montpelier and vicinity Lake Placid, Saranac and Tupper LakeBellows Falls. Springfield MaloneBennington and vicinity Massena. Potsdam and CantonBrattleboro and vicimty Mechanicville, Stillwater, GreenwichBurlington, WInooski Mohawk Valley, including Canajoharie,Rutland, West Rutland and Proctor Fonda, Fort l"lain, FultonVille, Nelliston.St. Albans and Swanton Palatine Bridge, St. JohnSVIlleSt. Johnsbury. Lyndonville New York State Manufacturers

OgdensburgMASSACHUSETTS Oneida and Canastota

Amherst, Hadley, Williamsburg Oneonta, CooperstownBridgewater Penn YanBrockton PlattsburghBrookline Saranac, Lake Placid and Tupper LakeCambridge Saratoga Springs and Ballston SpaFramingham Schenectady, ScotiaGreenfield. Turners Falls Ticonderoga, Port Henry, CrownHaverhill, Groveland, Merrimac WestportMarlboro, Hudson and Westboro WIN Y d S A h PMedford aver Y. • " an ayre, tens, a.

Wellsville and vicinity~~~oB~dl;;~J'edale PENNSYLVANIANorth Adams Bristol and vicinityQuincy NEW JERSEYSomerville Burlington, Moorestown, MountSouthbridge. Sturbridge Palmyra and Riverside

For copies of our advertisinll rates in the above publications write to any of thefollowing offices

HEADQUARTERS33 Lyman Street Sprinllfleld, Mass, 277 State Street Schenectady. N. Y.

79 Cambrldlle Street Boston, Mass.

110CONTRACTORS-BUILDERS-SUPPLIES

1941-lTHAcA DIRECTORy-1941

~HI~COll HHO~. &CO.Organized 1878 Incorporated 1904

135 SOUTH AURORA ST.

Phone 1361

DUPONT PAINTS VARNISHESThe Best in Building Materials

Lumber

Corbin Hardware

Celotex Wallboard

Red Top Wool Insulation

Mill Work

Curtis Interior Woodwork

Kitchen Maid Cabinets

Imperial Wallpaper

Barrett Roofing

Mason's Supplies

Headquarters for Home Builders