Coin Machine Journal

THE COI N M A C H I N E J O U R N A L
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NATIONAL VENDING MACHINE OP­
ERATORS ASSOCIATION—Headquar-
ters, 2615 N. Cramer St., Milwaukee, Wis.
—C. H. Robinson, President, S18 Third
St., Des Moines, Iowa; C. H. Woock, 1 st
Vice-President, Milwaukee, Wis.; Louis
Marshall, 2 nd Vice-President, Brooklyn,
N. Y ; J. H. Diehl, 3rd Vice-President,
Chicago, 111.; Carl M. Smith, Secy.-Treas.;
E. A. Sandhouse, Kansas City, Mo.; Wm.
G. Duchow, Milwaukee, Wis.; W. J. Col-/
lings, Des Moines, Iowa; C. H. Pulver,
Rochester, N. Y. Meet on call.
INDEPENDENT COIN MACHINE OP­
ERATORS ASSOCIATION OF ILLI­
NOIS—Headquarters, 4633 Drexel Blvd.,
Chicago—H. B. Gibson, 2752 Mildred
Ave., President; Frank Hassel, Treasurer ;
F. A. Mann, Secretary; H. J. Klebba, 1 st
Vice-President; R. S. Northmore, 2 nd
Vice-President; H. Raffle, 3rd Vice-Pres­
ident; J. Guttman, Assistant Secretary.
Meet on call at Sherman Hotel, Chicago.
COIN MACHINE OPERATORS ASSOCI­
ATION OF CHICAGO — Headquarters,
6400 Ellis Ave.—Robt. W. Merrian, Pres­
ident, 71 Oleander Parkway ; P. J. Con-
sidine, Secy. Meet second Monday each
month in association rooms, Great North­
ern Hotel.
KANSAS COIN MACHINE OPERATORS
ASSOCIATION — Headquarters, 1025
University Ave., Wichita—J. H. Morri­
son, President; A. M. Berkey, Vice-Pre-
ident; E. J. Groth, Secretary; M. T.
Daniels, Treasurer; Directors: H. A.
Matheny, H. A. Younkin, J. M. Welch,
C. M. Wycoff, H. R. Matheny, J. L.
Ketchersid and H. E. Loebsack. Meet
first and third Sunday each month at
association headquarters, 2 P. M.
OREGON ASSOCIATED OPERATORS—
Coin-Operated Amusement and Vending
Machines— Headquarters, 103 Sherlock
Bldg., Portland, Ore., Telephone: Atwater
6419—W. C. Graves, President; C. B.
McClellan, Vice-President; F. K. Haskell,
Secy.-Treas.; Boards of Directors; W. W.
Doyle, Louis Fredrickson, Ben Levin,
Chas. W. McKee, Bob Wheeler, Bob Al­
len. Meet weekly.
AUTOMATIC MERCHANDISERS AS­
SOCIATION OF MICHIGAN — Head­
quarters, 1314 S. Division Ave., Grand
Rapids—F. E. Turner, President, 1213
Lafayette Bldg., Detroit ; C. C. Ingersoll,
Vice-President, 3386 Scovell PI , Detroit ;
L. L. Lane, Secy. Treas., 1314 S. Division
Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.; Directors:
Gerald Ensing, 1031 Niagara St., Grand
Rapids; Charles L. Yuille, Masonic Tem-
pie Bldg, Pontiac; G. E. Clark, 403 Bald- •
win St., Royal-Oak; C. C. Huff, 1009
Crawford St., Detroit; R. S. Johnson,
1053 Lakeview, Detroit; A. J. Ruwe,
5098 Lakepointe, Detroit; James Ashley,
3165 Grand River, Detroit.
GREATER NEW YORK OPERATORS
ASSOCIATION — Room 607, 50 Court
St., Brooklyn, N. Y, — Jack Tashman,
Secretary.
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AMUSEMENT MACHINE OPERATORS
ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA — 123
Hurt Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.—S. O. Klotz,
President.
NEW JERSEY AUTOMATIC MER­
CHANDISERS ASSOCIATION — 1125
Broad St., Newark, N. J.—J. Silverman,
Secretary.
ASSOCIATION OF OPERATORS AUTO­
MATIC VENDING MACHINES IN
PUERTO RICO—Hotel Palace, San Juan,
P. R.—Antonio Agudo, President.
MILWAUKEE VENDING MACHINE
OPERATORS ASSOCIATION — Head­
quarters, 2615 N. Cramer—R. C. Woock,
President, 2234 N. 17th St.; W. R. Hof-
fel, Jr., Vice-President, 2440 N. 29th St.;
H. Timm, Treas, 3902 W. Walnut St.;
Carl M. Smith, Secy., 2615 N. Cramer
St. Meet first Monday evening each
month at some operators’ home or office
as selected.
CIGARETTE VENDERS MACHINE AS­
SOCIATION OF SO. CALIF—Care Rowe
Vending Machine Co.—1338 S. Flower
St., Los Angeles, Calif.
NEW JERSEY AUTOMATIC MER­
CHANDISERS ASSOCIATION, INC.—
Headquarters at office of the President—
D. M. Steinberg, President, 1125 Broad
St., Newark, N .J .; H. Eisenstein, Vice­
President; M. Orastein, Director; Bert
Lane, Director; J. Silverman, Secy.-Treas.,
251 Lyons Ave., Newark, N. J,
OREGON OPERATORS ASSOCIATION
—103 Sherlock Bldg., Portland, Ore. —
F. K. Haskell, Secretary.
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF COIN
MACHINE OPERATORS — 1121 Venice
Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.—Jack Olson,
President.
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PHILADELPHIA COIN MACIHNE OP­
ERATORS ASSOCIATION — 1810 N.
Seventh St., Philadelphia, Pa.—Samuel
Klein, President.
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VENDING MACHINE ASSOCIATION
OF NORTHERN CALIF. — 421 De
Young Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.—Wm.
J. Newman, President.
BALTIMORE COIN MACHINE OPER­
ATORS ASSOCIATION—1724 N. Charles
St., Baltimore, Md. — S. Carl Mantell,
President.
WEST WASHINGTON COIN MACHINE
OPERATORS ASSOCIATION — 822
Queen Ave., Seattle, Wash.—W. K. Bert,
Secretary.
CONSOLIDATED AUTOMATIC SALES
ASSOCIATION OF N. J.—Jersey Spe­
cialty Co., Singac, N. J —P. Hagedoorn,
President.
KENTUCKY OPERATORS ASSOCIA-
TION—Care Kentucky Springless Scale
Co., 551 Second St., S., Louisville, Ky —
_ J. E. Cobb, Secretary.
TEXAS COIN OPERATED VENDING
MACHINE ASSN.—Box 832, Ft. Worth,
Texas—Harry Drollinger, President; F.
E. Ewing, Secretary.
AUTOMATIC JOBBERS ASSOCIATION
—225 Fourth Ave., New York — John
Fitzgibbons, President; Nat Cohn, Vice­
President; Wm. Blatt, Treasurer; Mrs.
Wm. Robkin, Secretary.
COIN MACHINE OPERATORS ASSO­
CIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. C —
Suite 908, District National Bank Bldg.,
1406 G St., N. W., Washington, D. C.—
Robert B. Hollander, President.
CLEVELAND VENDING MACHINE OP­
ERATORS ASSOCIATION—3604 Supe­
rior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio—M. M. Mar-
kus, President.
AUTOMATIC MERCHANDISERS ASSO­
CIATION, INC. — 1256 Washington St.
Boston, Mass.—David Bond, President.
GREATER NEW YORK DIGGER OP­
ERATORS ASSOCIATION, INC.—Mur-
Ray Goldstein, President; Isaac Adler,
Vice-President; Max Kramer, Secretary;
Bennett S. Mintz, Treasurer,
COIN MACHINE MANUFACTURERS
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA—Lee S.
Jones, President; J. O. Haber, Secretary.
Headquarters: 9 So. Clinton St., Chicago.
Phone Randolph 4864.
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