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OIL CITY MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
Rector's Aid Society of Christ Church (Episcopal)-Meets at Parish House, 2d Monday of each month, 2:30 p. m. Pres., Mrs. W. H. Corrin; vice pres., Mrs. H. D. Brown; sec., Mrs. H. M. Bright; treas., Mrs. George N. Fry.
South Side Women's Christian Temperance Union-Meets Grace M. E. Church 1st Thursday of each month at 2:30 p. m. Pres., Mrs. F. T. McCollum; vice pres., Mrs. C. E. Goodwin; cor, and rec. sec., Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds; treas., Mrs. Ada Speer Wilson; asst. treas., Mrs. H. C. Maitland.
Tenth Ward W. C. T. U .- Meets at Bethel M. E. Church, 2d Wednesday of each month at 2:30 p. m. Pres., Mrs. H. W. Fitch; vice pres., Mrs. W. W. Dimond; sec., Mrs. Howard Poulson; cor. sec., Mrs. L. D. Siverly.
Women's Auxiliary to the Catholic Church Extension Society-Meets at Carroll Hall, 1st Friday of each month. Pres., Rose McCue; 1st vice pres., Mrs. J. A. Bauer; 2d vice pres., Sara Hasson; sec., Mary Shanahan; treas., Mabel Neuland.
Young Men's Christian Association-Seneca cor. Federal. Directors' meet- ing, 3d Tuesday of each month. Sec., A. M. Turney; boys' work sec., George D. Wheeler; physical director, F. M. Schantz. Bible class meets every Tues- day, 7 to 8 p. m.
Y. M. C. A. Auxiliary-Meets at Y. M. C. A. bldg. at call of president. Pres., Mrs. A. S. Turner; first vice pres., Mrs. E. W. Bolton; sec. vice pres., Miss Anna Stevenson; sec., Mrs. C. O. Seymoure; treas., Mrs. Geo. M. Reed.
FRATERNAL, BENEFICIAL AND SECRET ORGANIZATIONS.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN.
Degree of Honor, No. 14-Meets at K. of P. Hall 2d and 4th Thursday even- ing of each month. Chief of Honor, Mrs. W. A. Holtzworth; recorder and financier, Mrs. W. H. First.
Oil City Lodge, No. 14-Meets at K. of P. Hall 2d and 4th Thursday even- ing of each month. Pres., W. H. First; rec., C. J. First; financier, W. H. First.
BENEVOLENT PROTECTIVE ORDER ELKS.
Oil City Lodge, No. 344-Elks' bldg., Sycamore cor. Elm. Meets 1st and 3d Wednesday of each month, 8 p. m. E. R., J. V. Guthrie; leading knight, J. N. Mark; loyal knight, J. Wade Osenider; lecturing knight, G. E. Geary; sec., Cornelius Tyson; treas., E. A. Eisenman; tiler, E. J. Wagner.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
Court of St. Rita, No. 242-Meets K. of C. Hall, 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month at 8 p. m. G. R., Mary A. Dwyer; V. G. R., Mabel Neuland; prophet, Florence Kane; historian, Gertrude Downs; fin. sec., Rose McCue; treas., Blanche Keefe; monitor, Mary McKee.
FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES.
Oil City Aerie, No. 383-19 Center. Meets 1st and 3d Wednesday of each month. Worthy Pres., F. H. Cochran; W. V. P., H. H. Kelley; W. T., Thomas McGreevy; W. Sec., Maurice Splain; trustees, J. W. Bullick, H. J. McNerney, Edward Keating.
HOME WATCHMAN OF AMERICA.
Home Watchman of America, Fort Oil City, No. 19-Meets at Cornplanter Hall, 2d and 4th Friday evenings of each month. Com., Mrs. Margaret Mc- Elhoes; vice com., Sarah Swisher; rec., Mrs. Gertrude Taylor, pursur, Andrew Gaddess.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELLOWS.
I. O. O. F. Temple-220-226 Seneca.
Daughters of Rebecca, Ella Rebekah Lodge, No. 36-Meets at Latonia Hall every Wednesday at 8 p. m. N. G., Cora Montgomry; V. G., Pauline Whit- mer; treas., Estella Hahn; fin. sec., Margaret Kern; rec. sec., Mrs. Clara A. Lawton.
Latonia Lodge, No. 1018-Meets at Lay block, every Monday, 8 p. m. N. G., John Swartzlander; V. G., W. A. Powell; warden, J. Wade Osenider; rec. sec., F. I. Shannon; fin. sec., Warren Myers.
Oil City Encampment, No. 182-Meets at I. O. O. F. Temple, Seneca st., every 2d and 4th Thursday of each month, 8 p. m. Chief Patriarch, Albert Rosenberg; senior warden, Archie Moland; treas., J. T. Carson; fin. scribe, F. A. Doddington, rec. scribe, A. W. Kinney.
Oil City Lodge, No. 589-Meets at Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday, 8 p. m. N. G., F. T. Gardner; V. G., D. J. Bolton; warden, C. A. Adams; R. S. S., Jesse Bolton; L. S. S., Fred Walz.
Patriarch Militant, No. 9-Meets at I. O. O. F. temple 1st and 3d Thursdays of each month. Capt., S. A. Sampsell; clerk, M. J. Crouch; acct., F. L. Sanborn.
Philae Sanctorium, No. 170, O. O. H. and P .- Meets I. O. O. F. temple 2d Friday of each month. Grand Hyastytee, F. W. Burkhardt; vice grand hyas- tytee, F. A. Breakiron; venerable friar, Z. R. Tait; registrar, John N. Mark; collector of shekels, J. E. Hill; banker, C. A. Gilliland.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Oil City Council, No. 385-Club rooms, Lynch bldg., 14 Seneca. Meets 2d and 4th Thursday of each month. G. K., J. T. Ward; sec., G. N. Powell; treas., J. Connelly.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Independent Commandery, No. 478-Meets at Latonia Hall, Lay bldg., cor. E. First and State, every Thursday at 8 p. m. Sir Knight Commander, H. E. Truby; generalissimo, R. G. McElhose; capt. gen., B. I. M. Myers; prelate, John Lewis; rec., R. R. Reardon, Jr., 415 W. Front.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Uniform Rank, K. of P., W. H. James Co., No. 31-Meets K. of P. Hall every Friday evening. Capt., W. J. Burch; 1st lieut., C. W. Rowland; 2d lieut., Samuel Frank; recorder, C. J. First.
Oil City Lodge, No. 262, Knights of Pythias-Meets at K. of P. Hall. P. C., Samuel Frank; C. C., Richard Pollard; prelate, Jesse Mitcham; K. of R. and S., Geo. E. Brant; M. of F., W. H. First; M. of E., C. J. First; M. of A., Glenn Plante; I. G., Fred Johnson; O. G., John Lewis; M of W., Samuel Frank.
LADIES' CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, No. 48.
Meets at Lynch Hall, 14 Seneca, the 2d and 4th Wednesday of each month at 8 p. m. Spiritual adviser, Rt. Rev. P. J. Sheridan, V. G .; pres., Catherine Zesky; vice pres., Mrs. Minnie Damon; recorder, Alice Martin; fin. sec., Jose- phine W. Plante; treas., Catherine Gidders.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Lodge No. 78-Meets at Windsor block, 2d floor, 2d and 4th Monday of each month. Past dictator, Earl N. Vogan; dict., J. A. Maloney; vice dict., C. B. Moon; prelate, S. N. Morrison; sec., P. H. McMahon; treas., E. H. Eiseman.
MACCABEES.
Maccabees, Oil City Tent, No. 21-Meets at Cornplanter Hall every Tues- day. Com., Elmer E. Highgate; lieut. com., Thomas Keating; chaplin, George S. Chapel; segt., J. D. Dennington; master-at-arms, W. H. Browman; sentinel, A. B. Knabb; picket, George B. Nurse.
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MASONIC.
Masonic Hall, 17-19 E. First.
Acacia Club-Masonic Temple-Regular board meeting first Saturday of each month. Pres., F. H. Brundage; vice pres., Frank R. Hays; sec .- treas., J. C. Adams.
Masonic Hall Association-Annual meeting 3d Tuesday in January at Masonic Temple. Pres., J. N. Perrine; vice pres., Chas. H. Lay.
Oil City Chapter, No. 236, R. A. M .- Stated meeting 1st Monday of each month, 7:30 p. m. M. E. H. P., Bernis B. Weber; king, Wm. K. George; scribe, E. Willard Ziegler; treas., Wm. J. Gealy; sec., Herbert C. Young.
Petrolia Lodge, No. 362, F. and A. M .- Stated meeting 1st Friday of each month at 7 p. m. W. M., Frank R. Perrine; S. W., Carl J. Greenfield; J. W., J. Richard McMullen; sec., Gordon B. Moore; treas., William T. Clinger.
Talbot Commandery, No. 43, K. T .- Stated conclave 3d Tuesday evening of each month. Commander, Harry T. Baker: generalissimo, Charles J. Smith; capt. gen., W. Edward Walz; recorder, Gordon B. Moore; treas., S. H. Lam- berton.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Oil City Camp, No. 5887-Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall 1st and 3d Tuesday of each month. Consul, J. J. Dockerty; adviser, S. S. Bickel; escort, W. H. Tarr; banker, C. A. English; clerk, I. R. Grimm; physician, Dr. N. A. Thomas.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
Holly Chapter, No. 91-Meets at Latonia Hall, 2d and 4th Tuesday of each month, at 7:30 p. m. W. M., Blanche Lowes; W. P., Wade Stevens; sec., Mar- garet Perry; treas., Emma J. Hadley.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Protected Home Circle, Oil City Circle, No. 24-Meets at K. of P. Hall, 2d and 4th Mondays of each month. Past pres., Bertha Grant; pres., Anna Monks; vice pres., Walter A. Powell; guardian, Mary Benton; chaplin, Mary E. Firster; sec., Clara Black; acc't, Mary I. Schubert; watchman, Maud Black.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Pythian Sisters, Keystone Temple No. 1-Meets at K. of P. Hall, 1st and 3d Wednesday evenings of each month. Most Ex. Chief, Ruth Hovis; M. of F., Mrs. W. H. Steck; M. of R. and C., Mrs. Richard Pollard.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Contest Council, No. 124-Meets at K. of P. Hall, 1st and 3d Thursdays of each month at 8 p. m. Regent, Wm. Seth; vice regent, N. A. Morgan; sec., W. H. Reid; treas., E. A. Reese; collector, H. L. Reese.
LABOR AND TRADE ORGANIZATIONS.
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America-Meets at Central Labor Hall, 4th Thursday of each month. Pres., R. A. Ward, vice pres., W. B. Bixler; sec., W. E. Emery; treas., J. W. Gibson.
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers International Alliance, Local 702- Meets at Central Labor Council, 1st of each month. Pres., U. B. McGraw; vice pres., J. S. Kitchell; sec., J. V. Gallagher.
Barbers' Union, Local No. 599-Meets at Central Labor Council Hall last Thursday of each month, 8 p. m. Pres., A. M. Benson; vice pres., Oscar Brosius; fin. sec. and treas., J. C. Burns; rec. sec., Bay Beigle.
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Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, No. 663-Meets Cornplanter Hall every 1st and 3d Thursday of each month. Pres., Howard Donahue; vice pres., Samuel Scott; fin. sec., Harry Holt; rec. sec., C. W. Wenninger, 1039 Elm st., Franklin, Pa.
Brotherhood of R. R. and S. S. Clerks, Oil City Lodge, No. 651-Meets at Central Labor Council Hall, 2d and 4th Friday evenings. Pres., Frank L. Eng- lish; vice pres., D. D. Ebbinger; chaplin, Effie J. Clark; seg't-at-arms, Hugh A. Gallagher; fin. sec., C. C. Jury.
Carpenters and Joiners Union, Local No. 830-Meets at Central Labor Hall, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of each month at 8 p. m. Pres., S. M. Miller; vice pres., F. P. Highgate; rec. sec., F. B. Kuhns; treas., J. P. Smith.
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators of the United States and Canada, Local No. 341-Meets at Central Labor Hall, 1st and 3d Thursdays of each month. Pres., M. T. Lalonde; vice pres., C. F. Robbins; sec. and cor. sec., G. F. Hayden; fin. sec., F. R. Crouch; business agent, M. F. Lesko.
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers-Meets at Moose Hall, 1st and 3d Thursdays of each month. Pres., Harry L. Rodgers; rec. sec., J. A. Maloney.
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders, Lodge No. 45-Meets 1st Mon- day of each month at Central Labor Hall at 5 p. m. Pres., Matthew Morrisey; sec. and treas., Edward Kenney; serg-at-arms, Wm. McGurn.
International Association of Machinists, No. 603-Meets at Central Labor Council Hall, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of each month, 8 p. m. Pres., Wm. J. Tobin; vice pres., S. W. Scheffler; rec. sec., H. H. Wagner; fin. sec., L. L. Bunnell; treas., Edwin Martin.
International Association of Machinists, Venango Lodge, No. 1114-Meets at Moose Hall every Tuesday. Pres., J. P. Wagner; fin. sec., W. A. Funk; rec. sec., F. E. Greeneberg.
International Molders' Union of North America, No. 148-Meets at Eagles' Hall, 1st and 3d Mondays of each month, 7:30 p. m. Pres., Joseph A. Kluck; vice pres., Lloyd Gordon; fin. sec., James Thompson; rec. sec., James Driscoll; treas., Albert Kluck; cor. sec. and international representative, Ory Quinn; trustees, C. A. Ross, James Sloan, James Driscoll.
International Association of Oil Field, Gas Well and Refinery Workers of America, Oil City Local No. 100-Meets at Cornplanter Hall annex, 1st and 3d Tuesday evenings. Pres., Harold S. Lolley; 3d vice pres., Wm. Madden; treas., J. S. Brophy; cor. sec., T. J. Pruin; rec. sec., C. S. Madden.
Journeymen Tailors' Union of America, Local No. 119-Meets at Central Labor Council Hall, 2d Monday of each month, 7:30 p. m. Pres., F. B. Wiers- binski; vice pres., Fred Jack; treas., Anthony Pittroff; fin. sec., Alice Morri- son; cor. sec., Leo Hoehnlein.
Oil City Central Labor Council-Meets 2d and 4th Wednesday of each month in Central Labor Hall, Lamberton block, at 7:45 p. m. Pres., Wm. S. McLain; 1st vice pres., R. F. Campbell; 2d vice pres., Joseph Davis; rec. sec., H. S. Weiser; fin. sec., H. H. Wagner; trustees, Joseph Davis, C. C. Jury, John Lozier.
Oil City Typographical Union, No. 151-Meets at Central Labor Council Hall, 1st Saturday of each month, 5:15 p. m. Pres., I. E. Aucker; vice pres., S. A. Reed; sec .- treas., F. B. Ward; sergt-at-arms, D. B. Curran; executive com., S. A. Reed, J. J. O'Keefe, H. E. Johns.
Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers' Union, No. 887-Meets Cornplan- ter Hall 1st and 3d Wednesdays of each month. Pres., Charles H. Wright; vice pres., C. L. Hower; rec. sec., H. A. Zinn; fin. sec., Fred Weary; trustees, George Ellis, James Chaffee, C. L. Hower.
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United Association of Journeymen Plumbers, Gasfitters, Steamfitters, Steamfitters' Helpers of the United States and Canada, Local No. 37-Meets at ยท Eagles' Hall, 1st and 3d Thursday of each month, 8 p. m. Pres., George A. Clinger; vice pres., Ray Allbright; treas., A. J. Fleckenstein; sec., W. J. Lewis.
Telephone Operators' Union, No. 184-a of International Brotherhood Elec- trical Workers-Meets at Central Labor Hall the 1st and 3d Monday of each month at 9 p. m. Pres., Edna Shidell; vice pres., Alice Eustace; fin. sec., Ruth Hammond; rec. sec., Ruby C. Tuttle; treas, Margaret Cassidy.
United Commercial Travelers, Council No. 398-Meets 3d Saturday of each month at K. of P. Hall. Senior council, J. C. Ladds; junior council, L. H. Gavin; sec. and treas., F. L. Fry.
BLOCKS AND BUILDINGS.
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Arlington Block-40-50 Seneca.
Beers Building-22-26 Seneca.
Borland Block-205-207 Center.
Brundage Block-2-4 State.
Callahan Block-129-133 Main.
Carnegie Public Library Building-Central av. and W. Front.
Carson Block-64-66 Main.
Chambers Building-9-17 Center.
City Hall-248 Seneca.
Cowell Block-212-214 Center.
Cozad Block-159-165 Main.
Derrick Building-5-7 Center.
Downes Block-Center, cor. Elm.
Dwyer Block-93-101 Main.
Egan Block-8-12 Spring.
First National Bank Building-102-110 Center.
Gaskill Block-143-151 Main.
Griffith Block-221-223 Center.
Grimm and Mook Building-102-120 State.
Hart Block-501-505 E. Second.
Henry J. McCarty Building-Center cor. Elm.
Ivy Club Block-31-39 Seneca.
Keating Block-217-219 Center.
Koch Block-11-17 Seneca.
Kramer Blocks-1-15 Central av .; 239-245 and 253-257 Seneca, and 2-30 W. Front.
Lamberton Block-Seneca, cor. Sycamore.
Latonia Block-18-22 E. First.
Lay Building-16-24 State and 30-32 E. First.
Levi Block-101-107 Center and 100-106 Sycamore.
Lynch Block-10-14 Seneca.
Manning Block-114-116 Center.
Marston Block-65-81 Main.
Masonic Temple-17-19 E. First.
Max Jacobs Building-233 Seneca.
McCalmont Block-1-5 Spring.
McMahon & McLane Building-118-120 E. First.
McNeil Block-114-118 E. First.
Moland Block-203 Center.
Moore & Stevenson Block-Center, cor. Elm.
Moose Block-201-207 Sycamore.
Morgan Block-220-222 Center.
Morrison Block-111-111% Center.
National Transit Building-200-214 Seneca.
Odd Fellows' Block-220-224 Seneca.
Oil City Trust Co. Bank Building-52-56 Seneca.
Oil Exchange Block-Seneca, Center and Sycamore.
Opera House Block-1-9 Plumer.
Paul Building-1-15 Main.
Petroleum Telephone Building-1 Sycamore.
Printz Building-113 Center.
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Roess Block-7-13 E. First.
Rosen Block-107-109 E. First.
Schopperle Building-15-17 Spring.
Seep Bros. Block-25-29 Seneca and 8-12 Elm.
Shields Block-209-211 Center.
Smith Sons' Building-202-210 Center.
Steffee Block-6-8 Seneca.
Stubler Block-217 Seneca.
Trax & Parker Block-211-215 Seneca.
U. S. Postoffice Building-Seneca, cor. Federal.
United Natural Gas Co. Buildings-306-310 Seneca.
Varnes Block-159-165 Main.
Veach Block-230-234 Seneca.
Venango Theater-228 Seneca.
Welker & Maxwell Building-2 E. First.
Y. M. C. A. Building-Seneca, cor. Federal.
WARD BOUNDARIES OF OIL CITY.
First Ward-Plumer, Spring, Harriot av. and eastern boundary line.
Second Ward-Pennsylvania Railroad, Center and Oil Creek.
Third Ward-North of Allegheny River and west of Oil Creek to city line.
Fourth Ward-Allegheny River, Central av., W. Fourth and western boundary line.
Fifth Ward-Allegheny River, Central av., E. Fourth, Hiland av. and Imperial. Sixth Ward-Allegheny River, Imperial, Hiland av., old Gilfillan line and south- ern and eastern boundary line.
Seventh Ward-Allegheny River, Oil Creek, Center, Spring, Harriot av. and eastern boundary line.
Eighth Ward-Pennsylvania Railroad, Oil Creek, eastern and northern boun- dary lines and Plumer.
Ninth Ward-W. Fourth, E. Fourth, old Gilfillan line and southern boundary line.
Tenth Ward-North by Cornplanter township; east by Cornplanter township and River; south by Allegheny River; west by Siverly Run.
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OIL CITY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY.
DERRICK'S OIL CITY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY 1920-1921
DERRICK PUBLISHING COMPANY, PUBLISHERS
TWELFTH EDITION.
(COPYRIGHTED.)
The Asterisk thus (*) after the number indicates the occupant owns the building.
The figure after the name denotes the population. Where no population is given are exclusively business places.
The left side of the street is given first and then the right side. This comprehensive and unique system of street directory is arranged alphabetical- ly by streets and numerically by numbers and is a complete guide to every building in Oil City, as it gives the exact location of every house or building on any street, giving the intersection, beginning and ending of all streets.
Streets not built upon are omitted.
ABBOTT STREET
South from P R R to 1134 W First Ward 4
Left and West Side
Alfred D Seth 3
Right and East Side
98 Arthur Philip Hughes 2
100 Eugene Singletary 2 Maple St begins
200 Clifford G Neely 5*
202 Herman Zielke 9*
ALCORN AVENUE
North from 806 Colbert Av to Oak Grove Ward 10
Left and West Side
Cherry Al intersects
10 Mrs Sarah J Neidich 5
12 Charles M Kingsland 5 Keith Av intersects Pierce Av intersects
76 Bert T Wygant 6*
92 Charles W Tenney 1* Carson Av intersects Wayne St intersects
230 Joseph Maleski 4*
240 Richard F Mohnkern 8 Kramer Av ends
Right and East Side
Cherry Al intersects
11 James S George 5*
13 Albert Murray 2 Keith Av intersects
Pierce Av intersects
71 Walter Bruster 2*
ALLEGHENY AVENUE
South from 911 E Second to 802 E Fourth Ward 6
Left and East Side
1 Frank Vieyra 5* E Second St intersects
103 George J Best 3
105 Henry G Henderson 6
107 Wallace Black 2* E Third St intersects
205 George W Reynolds 5* An alley intersects
Right and West Side
No houses
E Second St intersects
104 Lynn H First 4*
108 Mrs Mary Dunn 5* E Third St intersects
306 Benjamin H McMullen 2* E Fourth St intersects E Fifth St intersects E Sixth St intersects
618 Mrs Lydia Carell 2* 800 Dr John C Wilkins 3*
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BISHOP AVENUE
East from 111 Washington Av to Grove Hill Cemetery Ward 7
Left and North Side
4 Robert W Thompson 4 Mylan St intersects
6 Earl N Putnam 3
6 Ollie L Van Dyke 3
61/2 William E Emery 6
8 George H Moore 3* Bissell Av intersects
104 George N Kelley 2
104 Charles J Fagan 5* Hoffman Av intersects
206 Allison Jude 2* An Al intersects
208 Mrs Sarah Mundt 2*
210 Alfred W Baumgart 2 Hone Av intersects
212 George Fleckenstein 5*
220 Charles H Johnston 1* Cedar Av intersects
300 William Yeager 3
Right and South Side
203 Simon S Ande 2
Hoffman Av intersects
Seventh Ward School
Clark Al intersects
E Bissell Av intersects
205 Lee A Stormer 3
207 Samuel A Neidich 3* Walnut Al intersects
BISSELL AVENUE
North from Bishop Av to City Limits Ward 7, 1 and 8
Left and East Side
102 D R Mackenzie 5*
104 Thomas F McMahon 3*
106 Clyde C Simmons 3*
108 Mrs Dora Bechtel 5
110 Dr Andrew W Goodwin 8*
112 Joseph A Weaver 5*
114 Mrs Margaret McGurn 3* 114 William McGurn 3
116 James B Crawford 3*
118 Mrs Arabelle Kidd 3*
118 Mrs Ella Wilson 3
120 Louis Pratt 2
120 James Hasson 2
120 Albert R. Smart 3* Harriot Av intersects
214 William N Moland 2* 21412 Calvin Hanst 3
216 Edgar C Moland 5*
218 James W Van Dyke 7
220 Mrs Louise Galmish 3
222 De Voe Bassett 2*
222 (rear) Junius J Hollabaugh 4
226 Mrs Marion Anderton 7* 226 Leslie Catlin 2
230 James E Whatmough 2
232 Charles A Barber 4*
234 Leon L Bunnell 7*
238 Mrs Rose B Foley 4*
238 William E Crowley 2
242 James Harvey 3*
244 Maurice Splain 8*
246 Wesley Paul 2* 246 William F Bell 9 254 Jesse Bladen 3*
256 Jessie L Polley 4*
258 Mrs Belle Jackson 6*
258 John Johnson 2
262 Vivian Galloway 4
268 Lewis A Knarr 4 Seeley Av intersects
306 Joseph F Gandelot* 306 B Harrison Blum 3
306 Charles F Gricks 5
308 John S Wagner 2*
308 Daniel J O'Brien 2
310 Samuel L Logan 5
312 Walter L Carnes 4
314 Charles F Aebersold 5*
314 (rear) William E. Shauberger 2
314 (rear) Guy E Hollabaugh 4*
316 Thomas Keating 2*
316 (rear) Hasson Blum 8 3161/2 Charles L Moorhouse 4
31612 Glenn A Cable 6
326 Charles C McCarthy 4*
328 Connolly & Beechler 332 No 2 Hose House Plumer St intersects
348 Mrs Anna Carroll 2
398 W Harry Saltzmann 4
400 J Saltzmann Jr 4 Cooper Av intersects
406 Mrs Margaret Geary 4*
408 Harry Mitcham 2
410 Milton P Rosenberg 7
412 Ernestine Dallas 4*
414 Frank Browske 8*
416 Anna Kiely 4*
418 Mrs Tille Hyland 2
420 Mrs Agnes Wagner 3* Cornplanter Av intersects
502 Harry Aites 7*
506 William E. Heher 10*
508 Joseph M Stiller 6*
510 Herbert Beechler 2*
512 Cornelius A Gavin 2*
514 Frank Kresinske 2* 516 Mrs Frances R Lynam 5*
516 Daniel P McMahon 3
518 Albert Saltzmann 4*
520 Mrs Elizabeth Davis 1
520 Richard A Thomas 4* Gay St intersects
602 William H Thomas 6* 602 Frank W Steck 2
604 George J Greenawalt 2
608 George E Johnston 2
608 Mrs Elizabeth B Vorse 1
610 Michael J Kelley 5
612 John L Mccutcheon 5 614 Harry E Irwin 4
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BISSELL AV-Continued
614 Lee H Irwin 2
616 Margaret Murphy 3*
61612 (rear) Frank S Tompkins 5
618 Mrs Matilda Nelson 2*
620 Charles H Rodgers 12*
620 Robert L Rodgers 2 Lawrence St intersects
624 John J Ritso 4
634 Clarence C Jury 4*
Right and East Side
101 Edward McCracken 3*
103 George H W Sherman 2
105 Harry Tuller 3
111 William Hasson 3*
115 Arthur V Lammers 4*
117 Joseph E Thurston 3*
119 Guy J Walker 9
121 Mrs Rebecca V Guernsey 4* Harriot Av intersects
201 Thomas A Anderton 12
213 Aloysius F Anderton 3*
21312 John H Glass 7
215 A Frederick Esenwein 2*
215 William K Sittig 4
219 George P Reeves 3*
223 Edward J Martin 2*
22312 John Beary 3
227 Andrew T Carr 6
229 Leonard W Bessey 3*
235 Rose I McCue 1*
235 Ellis R Baker 2
23512 Mrs Maria Farrell 3
237 John R Lavery 4
243 Mrs Violetta G Gibson 1
243 Henry S Vaughn 6*
245 Mrs Anna Moyar 3*
257 Albert E Martchinke 3*
259 Mrs Hannah Gent 4* 261 Charles Moon 11
2611/2 Charles H Stabb 2
263 Andrew Bolden 10*
265 Fred W Collins 4* Seeley Av intersects
303 John H Stanton 6*
305 Mcclellan C Duncan 6*
307 Clarence B Jackson 4
307 (rear) Brothed M Dowlan 7*
3071% Charles W Shaw 8*
309 Patrick J Shaughnessy 2*
311 D James White 5
315 Charles H Blissell 7
317 John C McMahon 7
319 Roy V Lesh 3* 321 Joseph F Kapranski 5
323 William J Sullivan 3
323 Mrs Margaret McDonald 1
325 Michael A Shanahan 2
327 Michael Brennan 7* Plumer St intersects No houses Cooper Av intersects
407 Mrs Emma F Saltzmann 2*
407 Mrs Selinda Rhoades 1
407 Harry Thomas 2
409 Thomas Brown 9*
413 Edward W Dempsey 3*
417 Michael Schwabenbauer 8
419 Charles O Sallade 4 Cornplanter Av intersects
501 Oscar H Slesnick 2*
501 Robert Bruce Allen 2
503 Mrs Margaret J Buck 4
505 William C Allen 4*
507 Thomas D Hosack 7*
507 Karl Fornoff 2
509 William H Gegogeine 5
511 Felix B Wiersbinski 8*
513 Joseph Thomas 3
513 Mrs Josephine Helmers 1*
515 Mrs Catherine Zesky 3*
515 Mrs Catherine Sweeney 1
517 Philip J Gruber 3*
519 Abe M Salkin 2* Gay St intersects
601 Eugene F Stubler 2
603 Owen E Kearney 5
605 Albert C Kerstetter 6*
607 Ward A Frisbee 5
609 William Tobin 6*
611 James H Williamson 4
613 Martin S Mitchell 10*
615 Charles M Joslin 5*
617 William M Mohr 4
619 John Pleger 4
621 Clarence A Walter 6*
623 Boyd M Heath 10*
BISSELL AVENUE (EAST) East from Bishop Av to City Limits Ward 7
Left and South Side
2 Frank H Taylor 4*
21/2 J Henry Ossenbeck 2
6 Fred H Lammers 3*
8 Mrs Christina Stuck 9
14 Jerry Heffernan 4*
16 Edwin Z Duncan 6*
22 John J Ormston 9*
28 Horace G Bartlett 3
28 Dr James R Sharp 9* Hoffman Av begins
32 Mrs Mary J Lewis 4*
38 Marvin L Wensel 5*
40 Homer H James 3
42 Horace E Wilkins 4
46 Emmet E Bailey 8* Hone Av begins
100 Jacob Broida 3*
102 Abraham Broida 5*
108 Mrs Minnie E Perry 2*
110 Mrs Maud C Seybert 2
112 Daniel B Goodwin 3*
114 Thomas J Eagan 5*
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