Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1958, Part 5

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1958
Publisher: Price & Lee Co.
Number of Pages: 1126

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HAMPDEN COUNTY GOVERNMENT

Court House, 37 Elm

Judges of Probate and Insolvency-Thomas H. Staple- ton, Abraham I. Smith, Hall of Records.

Register of Probate and Insolvency-John J. Lyons; 1st Asst., Katherine M. Connell; 2d Asst., Evelyn Lavalette; 3d Asst., William M. Long, Hall of Records.

Clerk of Courts-Edward G. Shea of Springfield; Asst. Clerks, Helen Z. Greeley of Springfield, Edward J. Farrell of Longmeadow; Edward J. McKay of Russell; Deputy Asst. Clerks, Marie H. Shea of Springfield; Martha V. Reed of Springfield. Office in Court House.

Register of Deeds-John P. Lynch of Springfield; Assts., Susan C. McKenna and Blanche Q. Cary of Springfield. Office in Hall of Records.

County Treasurer-Daniel M. Walsh, Jr., of Springfield. Office in Court House.

District Attorneys-Steplien A. Moynihan of Spring- field; Asst., Walter J. Griffin of Holyoke; 2d Asst., Frank W. Cimini of Pittsfield; 3d Asst., Edward J. Dobiecki of Springfield.

Probation Office-Harold S. Clark.

Jail and House of Correction-Location on York. Keeper of Jail and Master of House of Correction, David J. Manning; Chaplains, Roman Catholic Bishop of Springfield and Rev. Raymond E. Spears.

County Commissioners-William F. Stapleton of Hol- yoke; Thomas Sullivan of Springfield; Ralph P. Walsh of Longmeadow. Regular meetings at Hampden County Court House, 37 Elm, Springfield, on Wed. of each week, the statutory quarterly meetings are held on the 2d Tues. of April, 1st Tues. of Oct., 4th Tues. of June and Dec.

Supt. of County Bdgs .- John J. Courtney; Asst. Supt., Pat H. Shea.

Public Administrators-For settlement of estate when no heirs appear, and no will is found. Norris Dihble of Springfield; John J. Moriarty of Holyoke; Robert W. King of Longmeadow; Bernard T. O'Connor of Springfield; Norman L. Stepno of Holyoke; George C. Keady, Jr., of Longmeadow.

Masters in Chancery-Thomas II. Kirkland, Arthur Paroshinsky and Walter A. Swift of Springfield; Patricia Smith of Palmer; Stephen S. Soja of Spring- fieId.

Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers-Troy T. Mur- ray, John J. Lyons, Edward J. Farrell, Edward J. Mckay, Edward G. Shea.

Medical Examiners-Dr. William A. R. Chapin of Springfield; Dr. Arthur L. Kinne of Holyoke; Dr. Richard J. Hunt of Palmer; Dr. Edward S. Smith of Westfield; Associates: Dr. William Geran, West Springfield; Dr. Edmund J. Zielinski of Holyoke; Dr. Robert D. Hildreth of Westfield; Dr. Meran Naka- shian of Ludlow; Dr. Henry A. Dunphy of Palmer; Dr. Lorenzo A. Remy of Chicopee.

Sheriff-David J. Manning of Springfield. Office at Court House and Jail.

Special Sheriff-James J. Dowd of Holyoke.

Deputy Sheriffs-John Trusz, Ludlow; Joseph Ascher, Leon J. Barbeau, John J. Crowley, Joseph A. Lo- pardo, Fred J. Shine, Walter P. Crosby, Springfield; Matthew J. Curran, Ernest R. LaDuke, James F. Sweeney, Holyoke; Arthur J. Granfield, Stephen A. Berestka, Philias J. Brault, Holyoke; James A. At- water, Thomas H. Rooney, Westfield; John Degano, Granville; Frank A. Helmes, Russell; Edward Sacks, Holyoke; James F. Donahue, Palmer; Perley J. Hewey, Agawam; Henry Herlihy, Wales; Charles P. Dinn, Holyoke; David J. Manning, Jr., of Springfield; John C. Cotton, West Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

Courts

United States Circuit Court of Appeals for The First Circuit-(1602) P. O., Boston. Circuit Judges, Calvert Magruder of Massachusetts, Chief Judge; Woodbury of New Hampshire; John P. Hartigan of Rhode Island; Clerk, Roger A. Stinchfield; Chief Deputy Clerk, Dana H. Gallup; Marshal, Ralph W. Gray. Annual Term, 1st Tues. of Oct. Sessions for Hearings Cases, Ist Tues. of each month except July, Aug. and Sept.

United States District Court-(1525) Post Office Building, Boston. District Judges: George C. Sweeney, Chief Judge; Francis J. W. Ford, Charles E. Wyzan- ski, Jr., William T. Mccarthy, Bailey Aldrich; Clerk, John A. Canavan; Deputy Clerks. Joseph J. Duwan, Mary Ann Hayes, Miriam M. Winn, Helen Tweedy, Frances R. Foley, Winnifred R. Curran, Paul V. Traverse, William J. Lyons, Kathleen M. O'Dea, John F. Davis, Agnes M. Farrell, Francis J. Ahern, Eleanor F. Taylor, Mary M. Young, at Bos- ton, and Earl H. Wright at Springfield. Terms of the Court: at Boston, March, 3d Mon .; Sept., the 3d Mon .; sittings at Springfield as determined by Judges to whom case has been assigned; United States Com- missioners, James P. Moriarty at Springfield; Paul A. Tamburello at Pittsfield; W. Arthur Garrity at Worcester; Jolin C. Donohue at Lowell; Luke Smith at New Bedford; Peter J. Nelligan and Francis H. Farrell at Boston; Referee in Bankruptcy, William J. Hession and Edwin F. Hannon of Boston; Wilfred H. Smart; U. S. Attorney, Anthony Julian; U. S. Marshal, Ralph W. Gray.

Superior Court-At Springfield, Civil with jury, 1st Mon. Jan. to July 1st, 2d Mon. in Sept. to Dec. 21st; Civil without jury, 3d Mon. each month except July and Aug .; Criminal terms, 1st Mon. in Jan., 1st Mon. in May, 2d Mon. in Sept. Naturalization Court, Jan. 13, Mar. 16, June 8, Nov. 9. Chief Justice, Paul C. Reardon of Quincy; Associate Justices, Daniel T. O'Connell of Newton; Walter Leo Collins of Dor- chester; Frank J. Donahue of Hyde Park; Lewis Goldherg of Brookline; John E. Swift of Milford; Vincent Brogna of Newton; Thomas H. Dowd of Brookline; Joseph L. Hurley of Fall River; Francis J. Good of Cambridge; J. W. Morton of Reading; Paul G. Kirk of Newton; Felix Forte of Somerville; Joseph E. Warner of Taunton; John V. Sullivan of Middleborough; Eugene A. Hudson of Brookline; Ed- ward J. Voke of Chelsea; Frank J. Murray of West Roxbury; Daniel D. O'Brien of Northampton; Horace T. Cahill of Braintree; Frank E. Smith of Taunton; Charles Fairhurst of Greenfield; Charles A. Rome of Newton; David G. Nagle of West Roxbury; John H. Meagher of Worcester; Wilfred J. Paquet of Watertown: Edward A. Pecce of Waltham; Edmund R. Dewing of Wellesley; Reuben L. Lurie of Brookline; Donald M. Macaulay of Longmeadow; George Thompson of Longmeadow; Charles Bolster of Cambridge; Francis Quirico of Pittsfield.

Reuben L. Lurie of Brookline; Donald M. Macaulay of Longmeadow; George Thompson of Longmeadow. Courts of Probate and Insolvency-Judges, Thomas H. Stapleton, Abraham I Smith, Hall of Records; Register. John J. Lyons; 1st Asst. Register, Kath- erine M. Connell; 2d Asst. Register, Evelyn La- valette; 3d Asst. Register, William M. Long. Probate court is held at Springfield each Tues. and Fri. of the year except Aug. when it is held the 3d Tues. District Court of Springfield, 208 Broadway cor. Pynchon-Justices, John M. Noonan. Thomas J. O'Malley; Special Justices, Harry M. Ehrlich, Ed- ward 1. Dobiecki; Clerk, Edward T. Collins: Asst. Clerk, Harry 0. Eberhardt ; 2d Asst. Clerk, James J. Lovett; 3d Asst. Clerk, Robert E. Fein; Probation Officers, Bernard T. J. Smyth, chief; Roger F. Kel- cher, Gertrude McGoldrick, Flora V. Millette; Pro- hation Officer for Juveniles, John G. Curley.

Court held for criminal business each week day, except legal holidays, at 9 a.m. On Thursday of each week at 10 a.m. lists of civil cases for trial are called and assigned for actual trial on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday of the following week, and on Tuesday of the second following week. Motions are heard on above trial days at 10:00 a.m. Supple- mentary Proceedings are heard on Thursday following the calling of the trial assignment list at 10:00 a.m. Small claims are heard Thursday at 2 p.m. Supplementary Process citations are in order for hearing on the return day. During July and August no civil trials are scheduled, and schedule for Supplementary Proceedings and Small Claims is subject to change.

United States Customs Service-Rooms 344-348 Fed- cral Bdg .; Paul T. Owens, Deputy Collectors in charge; David M. Maloney, Deputy Collector; James R. Fitzpatrick, Inspector.

STATE GOVERNMENT

Governor-Foster $20,000. Furcolo of Longmeadow; salary, Lieut. Governor-Robert F. Murphy of Malden; salary, $11,000.

Secretary of the Commonwealth-Edward J. Cronin of Peabody; salary, $11,000.

Treasurer and Receiver-General-John F. Kennedy of Canton; salary, $11,000.

Auditor-Thomas J. Buckley of Boston; salary, $11,000. Attorney-General-George Fingold of Concord; salary, $15,000.

U. S. Senators of Massachusetts

Leverett Saltonstall (R) of Dover, term expires 1961. John F. Kennedy (D) of Boston, term expires 1959.

Representatives in 87th Congress for Massachusetts Districts

1-John W. Ileselton (R) of Deerfield.

2-Edward P. Boland (D) of Springfield.

3-Philip J. Philbin (D) of Clinton.

4-Harold D. Donohue (D) of Worcester.

5-Edith Nourse Rogers (R) of Lowell. 6-William II. Bates (R) of Salem.

7-Thomas J. Lane (D) of Lawrence.

8-Torbert H. Macdonald (D) of Malden

9-Donald W. Nicholson (R) of Wareham. 10-Laurence Curtis (R) of Boston.

11-Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. (D) of Cambridge.

12-John W. McCormack (D) of Boston.

13-Richard B. Wigglesworth (R) of Milton.

14-Joseph W. Martin, Jr. (R) of North Attleboro.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

President-Dwight D. Eisenhower of Kansas; salary, $100,000.

Vice President-Richard M. Nixon of California; salary, $35,000.

Secretary of State -John Foster Dulles of New York; salary, $22,500.

Secretary of the Treasury-Robert B. Anderson of Texas; salary, $22,500.

Secretary of Defense-Neil H. McElroy of Ohio; salary, $22,500.

Attorney-General-William P. Rogers, Jr. of Washing- ton, D.C .; salary, $22,500.

Postmaster-General-Arthur E. Summerfield of Michi- gan; salary, $22,500.

Secretary of the Interior-Fred A. Seaton of Ne- braska; salary, $22,500.

Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson of Utah; salary, $22,500.

Secretary of Commerce-Sinclair Weeks of Massachu- setts; salary, $22,500.

Secretary of Labor-James P. Mitchell of New Jersey; salary, $22,500.

Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare-Marion B. Folsom of Georgia; salary, $22,500.

U. S. Commissioner-James P. Moriarty, 31 Elm. District Director of Internal Revenue-District Office, Boston, Mass. Local Offices, P.O. and Federal Bdg., Rooms 442A. James L. Duffy, Administrative Su- pervisor, Room 428, Frank C. Lynch, Group Supervisor (Audit Div.), Room 406, Merton A. Tolman, Group Supervisor (Collection Div.).

Room 338,-Intelligence Div.

United States Civil Service Commission Examining Board-Office, Local Post Office, Examiner in Charge, Vincent Budri; Board Members, Robert H. Downey, Joseph B. Douglas, Brendon F. Cox, Thomas J. Manning, James A. Vlasak, William T. Simpson.

United States Customs Service-Rooms 344-348 Fed- eral Bdg .; Jolin E. O'Hara, Deputy Collector in charge; David M. Maloney, Deputy Collector; Randall J. Sweeney, Inspector.

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY Armory sq.

At its Hill and Water shops, comprising about 297 acres is the Government manufacturing establishment for small arms employing at the present time about 3,000 men and women.

SPRINGFIELD POST OFFICE

Dwight Office Hours 8 a.m .- 5 p.m.

Executive Division-Postmaster, Arthur B. Morin; Asst. Postmaster, Michael T. Brosnan.

Stamp Division-8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., daily; 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sat.

Postal Savings-9 a.m. to 5 p.m .; 9 a.m. to Noon, Sat.

Parcel Post Window-8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., daily; 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sat.

Money Order Division-9 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily; 9 a.m. to Noon, Sat.

General Delivery Window-Mon. thru Fri., 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m .; Sat., 8 a.m. to Noon.

Stations-Highland Station, 912 State, Open from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Forest Park Station-434-436 Dickinson. Open from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Brightwood Station-Noble and Main. Open from 6:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Station A-85 State. 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

POST OFFICE ROSTER

Executive Division Postmaster, Arthur B. Morin ; Asst. Postmaster, Michael T. Brosnan; Secretary, Margaret H. Thompson.

Malling Section-Supt. of Mails, John D. O'Connell; Asst. Supts. of Maiis, John F. Manning, Timothy G. Crowley.

Motor Vehicle Service-Supt. Ernest Pothier. Parcel Post-Director, James F. Moriarty.

Station Examiner-Howard J. Smitht.

Highland Statlon-912 State. Supt. William J. Ran- dall.

Forest Park Statlon-434-436 Dickinson. Supt. J. A. Gleason.

Brightwood Station-3255 Main. Supt., John A. Thompson.

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Station "A"-81 State. Supt., Alexander G. Creedon. Station No. 1-2236 Main. A. Robert Goodless, Clerk. Statlon No. 2-32 Fort Pleasant av. Louls W. Sel- witz, Clerk.

Station No. 4-158 Riffe. Josepli R. Guarnera, Clerk. Station No. 5-360 Bay. Roland P. Brault, Clerk. Station No. 8-80 Cedar. Rose A. McDermott, Clerk. Station No. 10-124 Island Pond rd., Norman Hal- perin, Clerk.

Station No. 15-159 Longmeadow. Edward L. Canter, Clerk.

Station No. 19-807 White. John M. BrusnickI, Clerk. Statlon No. 20-44 Berkshire av. Habib Kalpakian, Clerk.

Statlon No. 23-Sumner av. and White. 8. B. King. Clerk.

Station No. 26-620 Page blvd. Camellia A. Linton. Clerk.

Station No. 27-69 Sumner av. Albert A. Kohn, Clerk.

Station No. 29-106 Oak Grove av. Peter C. Bar- ballan, Clerk.

Station No. 30-263 Aiden. Raymond Doyle, Clerk. Station No. 31-298 Belmont av. Iloward J. Ilenrich. Clerk.

Station No. 32-690 Main. Myron R. Kiigerman. Cierk.

Longmeadow Station-487 Longmeadow. Mrs. Sophia Smith, Clerk.

ADVERTISERS

WHO KNOW

That which makes any advertiser's approval worth while is the prominence he has attained in his particular line of work.

The advertisers in the Directory are competent judges on the subject of advertising mediums - the fact that they approve of Directory advertising is evidenced by their continued patronage.

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

planning is important to success!

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DIRECTORY advertising

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I AM

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Through me is the power to make people talk with intel- ligence concerning their communities.

With extended hand I guide the wearied traveler, and to others shorten the distances between destinations.

In me abides the essence of democracy, as side by side is found all nationalities, rich and poor alike.

With uncanny certainty I unite long-lost friends and make glad the missing heirs.

Through me are protected the law-abiding by tracing the criminal to his hiding place.

Through me, in the friendliest way, new trade channels are opened.

I am the key that unlocks the gate to what your com- munity is, for all who would pass its portals.

I Am Your City Directory

Air Conditioning

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

DEE AIR CONDITIONING, Inc.

Carrier

authorized

AIR CONDITIONING -

HEATING and REFRIGERATION Sales and Service

PACKAGE AIR CONDITIONER FROM 12 HORSE POWER TO 15 HORSE POWER

ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

TEL. RE 3-7801 or RE 7-7623

65 MAIN STREET

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Appliances,-Architects

1958-THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S

SHORTY'S OUTLET

Dealers in new and Used appliances

TELEVISIONS RADIOS COMBINATIONS

AUTOMATIC WASHERS REFRIGERATORS COSTUME JEWELRY

The House of Real Bargains We are Television Repairmen and all Parts and Repairs Fully Guaranteed "SHORTY" OMER L. THEROUX, Mgr. TEL. RE 3-7783

684 DWIGHT STREET SPRINGFIELD (4), MASS.

LEON J. GOUR ARCHITECT

· Residential

· Business

· Real Estate

· Commercial

· Industrial

· Insurance

49 Genesee Street TEL. RE 4-2622 Springfield, Mass.

THE LOGICAL PLACE TO LOOK FOR IT

Think of the DIRECTORY when you are looking for names and addresses and street locations. It's the logical and quick- est place to get the information you want. Use the DIRECTORY.

Automobiles

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY -1958

AUTOMOBILE SALES COMPANY (INCORPORATED 1914)

THE FORD CORNER

PLEASURE CARS AND TRUCKS

FORD

Service, Parts and Accessories

Authorized Sales and Service

USED CARS

SERVICE AS YOU NEED IT

Telephone RE 6-7287

95-117 LIBERTY STREET

SPRINGFIELD 3, MASS.

Automobiles

1958-THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S

Quepe S. forces Duco since 1926

Authorized VOLKSWAGEN Dealer "The Economy Car with the Air Cooled Engine in Rear"

THE FINEST IN USED CARS and

A COMPLETE AUTO BODY SHOP BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING EXPERT PAINTING AND REFINISHING

TEL. RE 6-6301

721 WORTHINGTON STREET SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

SALES - PARTS SERVICE

Galple S. Pres Luce D - B - A

SHERWOOD Company

704 Worthington Street Springfield, Mass.

STate 8-7297

WILLYS JEEP . BORGWARD AUTOMOBILES

VESPA MOTOR SCOOTER

VOLKSWAGEN SEA BREEZE AIR COOLED MARINE ENGINE

Automobiles

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

1933 25 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE 1958

SPRINGFIELD'S DIRECT FACTORY DEALER

IMPERIAL Chrysler CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH plymouth

CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT

"Factory Trained Mechanics"

SALES - SERVICE - PARTS

AUTHORIZED FIAT DEALERS

KELLEHER & MIXER INC.

464 ST. JAMES AVE., SPRINGFIELD, MASS. "ONE SQUARE BLOCK OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE"

Jel. RE 3-3116 Direct Service Line RE 7-3832

Automobiles

1958-THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S

MUTUAL OLDSMOBILE, Inc. "Where The Dealing Is Mutual"

AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Tel. STate 8-4526

1497 to 1515 State St. Springfield, Mass.

BETTER USED CAR EXCHANGE, Inc.

BEST IN USED CARS - LATE MODELS A SPECIALTY

Buy With Confidence Here

Dial STate 8-7361 - 2 - 3

1567 to 1575 State St. Springfield, Mass.

Automobiles

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

F. L. SANFORD CO.

DODGE AND PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS and DODGE "JOB RATED" TRUCKS

DODGE

'57 Swept-Wing Dodge

PLYMOUTH

'57 All New Plymouth

COMPLETE SERVICE FACILITIES

MOPAR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

GOOD USED CARS - ALL MAKES

TELEPHONE RE 4-8251

648 STATE STREET

SPRINGFIELD 9, MASS.

Automobiles

1958-THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S

J ames C. Byrnes Co. STUDEBAKER - PACKARD

CARS AND TRUCKS

'58 SIMCA 40 Miles Per Gallon - Best Import Buy of the Year Family Car Size - Seats 5 - Parks on a Dime

GENUINE STUDEBAKER AND PACKARD PARTS TIRES - BATTERIES - ELECTRICAL EXPERTS - Bear Front End Alignment Motor Tune-Up Specialists Brake Specialists Lubrication

You Can Rely On Byrnes'

TIME TESTED AND GUARANTEED USED CARS AND TRUCKS

DIAL ST 5-5331 All Depts.

SERVICE DEPT. DIAL RE 4-9580

34 SUMNER AVENUE NEAR LONGHILL ST.

CHICOPEE MOTOR SALES CO. Established 1922

DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH

De Soto

SALES

0 0 1

PLYMOUTH

₾

SERVICE

Telephones

Chicopee LY 4-6411

Springfield RE 3-1550

606 Front Street

Chicopee, Mass.

Automobiles

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

De Palma Motor Sales Company Rambler

authorized HUDSON AND RAMBLER SALES AND SERVICE GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING -

RE 3-7889 - RE 3-7880 - ST 8-4889

Sales: 959 SPRINGFIELD STREET, FEEDING HILLS, MASS. Service: 71 GARDEN STREET, FEEDING HILLS, MASS.

for

Cadillac ----

see

Sterling A. ORR, Inc.

SALES AND SERVICE 10 MILL ST.

TEL. RE 7-2664

USED CAR DEPARTMENT 442 MAIN ST. TEL. RE 2-6204

Automobiles

1958 THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S

SARAT FORD SALES

JOHN S. SARAT, Prop.

FORD

SALES

COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE

Passenger Cars and Trucks

USED CARS

SERVICE

TIRES BATTERIES GAS - OIL

TELEPHONE SPRINGFIELD RE 3-3902 OR ST 8-9668

Obrien's Corner, 250 Springfield Street Agawam, Mass.

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Automobiles

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

SPRINGFIELD Buick COMPANY

ORIZED

VALVE

IN NLAO SERVICE

A Modern Sales Organization Augmented by THE LARGEST AND FINEST SERVICE FACILITIES IN WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS

ON DISPLAY AT ALL TIMES A LARGE SELECTION OF THE BETTER

RECONDITIONED USED CARS

Main Office and Showroom TEL. RE 2-4126 630 Main Street Springfield, Mass.

Used Car Plaza TEL. ST 8-7001 32 Boston Road Springfield, Mass.

CHEVROLET BALISE MOTOR SALES CO.

NEW and USED CARS

CHEVROLET

603 Columbus Avenue

Sales and Service TEL. RE 6-2732

Springfield, Mass.

Boyes-Lincoln-Mercury Co., Inc.

LINCOLN MERCURY CONTINENTAL MARK Guaranteed Service - Approved Accessories - Genuine Parts

PHONE ST 8-0953

1566 State Street Springfield, Mass.

Buick

Automobiles

195S-THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S

RALPH T. WARRINER

RALPH S. WHITTINGTON

WARRINER PONTIAC CO.

PONTIAC and VAUXHALL CARS Sales and Service

Sales Dept. RE 2-6201

Service Dept. RE 9-1670

360 Main Street Parts Dept. RE 3-7144 Springfield 5, Mass.

WESTFIELD

Bird MOTOR SALES, INC.

GENUINE Ford PARTS & ACCESSORIES

YOUR BIG LITTLE FORD DEALER

FORD Bons Built

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TRUCKS

Tel. LO 2-3606

234 East Main Street Westfield, Massachusetts

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Automobiles,-Automobile Renting

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

ARTHUR E. CENTER

INCORPORATED 1921

FORD

Passenger Cars and Trucks - A1 Used Cars Sales and Service Complete Stock of Ford Parts "SPRINGFIELD'S FRIENDLY FORD CENTER"

500 Columbus Avenue Phone RE 3-1115 Springfield 5, Mass.

COLUMBUS RENTAL SERVICE

INCORPORATED

"It's Smart Jo Lease"

You Get All These Advantages At One Low Monthly Rate:

NEW CARS

MAINTENANCE

NEW TRUCKS

LICENSE PLATES

INSURANCE

NO CAPITAL INVESTMENT

500 Columbus Avenue

Phone RE 3-1115

Springfield 5, Mass.

Auto Alignment Service

1958-THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S

SPRINGFIELD WHEEL SERVICE, INC.

all Work Guaranteed

ALIGNMENT SPECIALISTS Wheel Balancing Shimmy Corrected

WHEEL ALIGNING

OOO SPRINGFIELD WHEEL SERVICE

ARE YOUR WHEELS OUT OF LINE?

Complete Brake Service - Free Check-Up Check Every 6 Months We Fix 'Em

Call Springfield RE 4-0486

169 William Street - cor. Main and William Springfield, Mass.

Auto Alignment Service

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

STEER-O-MASTER SAFETY SERVICE, Inc.

EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ANY JOB REGARDLESS OF SIZE WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEELS STRAIGHTENED

wen STEER-O-MASTER SERVICE

GENO'S

Dial RE 6-2605

Frame and axle Straightening and alignment

DOMINICK TEBALDI, Manager

COLD PROCESS - FRAMES - AXLES ALL WORK GUARANTEED STEER-O-MASTER SAFETY SERVICE, INC. 235 TAYLOR STREET, SPRINGFIELD

Advertisers

Who

KNOW

That which makes any advertiser's approval worth while is the prominence he has attained in his particular line of work.

The advertisers in the Directory are competent judges on the subject of advertising mediums-the fact that they approve of Directory advertising is evidenced by their continued patronage.

Auto Body Maintenance and Painting

1958 -- THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S

Oliver Auto Body Company, Inc.

AUTO AND TRUCK PAINTING · FACTORY BAKED ENAMEL · INFRA-RED PROCESS

COMPLETE AUTO BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS

· FRAME WORK . ALL GLASS REPLACEMENT

ROAD SERVICE: SMALL OR BIG JOBS

· Trim Work - Seat Covers

· Complete Truck and Trailer Repairs

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Tels. RE 3-1790 - RE 3-2498

1060 BAY STREET SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS

IN HOLYOKE CALL JEfferson 2-9413

Auto Garages

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

MAIN & CYPRESS GARAGE JOHN F. KARCZ, Prop.

GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE (EXPERT REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS)

LUBRICATION - WASHING

DIAL RE 4-9793 FOR 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE

DAY AND NIGHT STORAGE

15 CYPRESS STREET SPRINGFIELD 4, MASS.

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DIRECTORY Advertising- PAYS DIVIDENDS .

Auto Parts

SPRINGFIELD DIRECTORY-1958

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Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1958, Part 5

Author: Springfield (Mass.) Publication date: 1958 Publisher: Price & Lee Co. Number of Pages: 1126

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1958
Publisher: Price & Lee Co.
Number of Pages: 1126