Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1960, Part 297

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1960
Publisher: Price & Lee Co.
Number of Pages: 1230

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Old Storrowton Tavern originally served the weary traveler in the hill town of Prescott, Massa- chusetts, as the Atkinson Tavern. It was built by John Atkinson shortly after the Revolution, upon his discharge from the Continental Army. The second floor has a large hall extending the entire length of the main building with a fireplace formerly used to heat it. In the old days, this was the most commod- ious space in the town of Prescott, Massachusetts and was frequently used for dances and other activ- ities. The Old Country Store, always a part of At- kinson Tavern, is still a part of Old Storrowton Tavern.

Looking across the green past the white en- trance gate, one sees the Gilbert Homestead, once a farm house in the Massachusetts town of West Brookfield. To the left of this is the Potter Man- sion, (with the tiny Eddy Law Office in between). This mansion, built entirely with his own hands, belonged to another Revolutionary War soldier, Captain John Potter of North Brookfield, and was completed in the late 1700's. Delightful rooms are available in the Potter House for overnight guests. In back of the Potter Mansion may be seen the great Stagecoach Barn in which coaches once put up over night at Greenwich, Connecticut, on the journey from Boston to Albany. Looking to the far left cor-

ner one may see the Village Blacksmith Shop from Chesterfield, New Hampshire, and next to it the Little Red School House where, for more than 100 years, the children from Whately, Massachusetts, learned their three R's.

Dominating the village at the far end and raised by a low terrace from the level of the green, is the Salisbury Meeting House. The way in front is ap- propriately named "Sabbath Street." In this fine example of early New England church architecture may be found one of the oldest hand-made organs in the country. To the left of the meeting house is the oldest of the village restorations, the lovely gam- brel-roofed Phillips House. This fine house was built in Taunton, Massachusetts in 1767. The Old Town Hall has now been joined to Atkinson Tavern to make the Old Storrowton Tavern as you see it today.

In season, there are still square dances in the great Stagecoach Barn with the old fiddler "calling" for the contra dances and quadrilles; and, that fam- ous old New England sport, Bowling-on-the-Green. Located as it is on the grounds of the Eastern States Exposition, Old Storrowton Tavern is close to many events continually planned in the buildings of the Exposition. The Garden Show is a regular annual event, as well as a Home Show, Horse Show and various other shows; a circus, hockey and bas- ketball games. Nearby, in the historic Pioneer Val- ley, are many places of interest for the visitor.

We will be only too happy to arrange a tour of Storrowton Village or give you directions to any points of interest in the Valley.

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SCHOOLS

THE NEW WEST SPRINGFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

The new school, on its Piper Rd. frontage, is located close to the street to achieve economy in the installation of utilities, service drives, etc. There is an entrance from Piper Rd., and one from Amostown Rd., both leading into park- ing areas to allow parking automobiles away from the highway.

Approaching the Piper Rd, entrance, you face the auditorium on your left, and the gym- nasium on your right, with administrative offices connecting the two and facing on Piper Rd. Con- necting the auditorium with the academic wing is the two-divisional cafeteria, seating a total of 500 pupils (during school hours) or the same number of adults at community events (after school hours). The auditorium scats 1,100, and is adequate for community needs as well as school functions, The stage is sufficiently large to accommodate school, amateur or professional theatricals, concerts and the like. The auditorium is serviced by ample dressing rooms, storage areas, band practice room and small group practice rooms. There is an attractive lobby facing Piper Rd.

The gymnasium scats approximately 850 at a basketball game or other indoor athletic events. For classroom purposes it dívides into three sections for multiple use by various physical education classes, in addition to which there is a room for

small-group educational activities, There is plenti- ful storage at either end of the gymnasium.

The academic wing (connected to administra- tive offices, auditorium and gym by the cafeteria section) is made up of sufficient classroom space to properly care for the multitude of subjects re- quired in the modern High School program. There arc rooms of varying sizes to fit the subject needs.

The building itself is of red-brick venecr over cinder blocks. It is both practical and economical, with widespread use of directional glass block and clear glass to provide natural lighting. Floors are of asphalt tile, except in the shops; ceilings are acoustically treated tilc.

There are satisfactory areas to meet the needs in Homemaking, Industrial Arts and Art. The Building Committee recognized a need for these courses which stir a vital interest and enthusiasm on the part of many students not interested in a strictly academic program. For boys, there are adequate areas designed for Graphic Arts, General Shop, Agriculture, Metal Work, etc .; and, for the girls there are areas for advantageous teaching in Foods, Clothing, and Homemaking.

Thus every effort was made to plan a new High School from which our young people will come forth well-educated, and to which our older citizens will go forth for their many fraternal and com- munity activities.

JOHN ASHLEY SCHOOL

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WEST SPRINGFIELD HAS GROWN RAPIDLY-DOUBLING ITS VALUATION BETWEEN 1940 AND 1956 AND CONTINUING A WELL-BALANCED GROWTH

INDUSTRIAL

West Springfield, because of its ideal location as an industrial center, has attracted outstanding and nationally-known industries to the community.

WICO ELECTRIC COMPANY

The Wico Electric Company introduced the first storage battery in 1897. Since that time mag. netos, distributors, complex ignition systems, and other allied precision products have been produced by them. The modern 125,000 square foot one-story

plant is designed for economical production with assembly line speed, and is located on the Boston and Albany Railroad and close to excellent truck- ing facilities.

STRATHMORE PAPER COMPANY

The Strathmore Paper Company mills in West Springfield turn out many of the letterhead, print- ing, technical, and artist papers that have made the name "Strathmore" synonymous with "quality

papermaking" throughout the world. A Strathmore subsidiary, the Premoid Corporation, manufactures various grades of artificial leather and paper-based specialties.

RESIDENTIAL

People from all sections come to live in West Springfield, which has fine residential areas, with easy access to fine schools, churches of all faiths,

stores, and factories. All of the well-established utilities are available to encourage a rapid growth of high quality homes.

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WESTERNIZ MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC CO.

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WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS HYDRO ELECTRIC PLANT

Western Massachusetts Electric Company fur- nishes electric service to over 120,000 customers in 55 cities and towns in Western Massachusetts. Its new and modern 96,000 kilowatt steam generating

station is located in West Springfield. The company is by far the largest taxpayer in the town, account- ing for about 20% of the total assessed valuation.

GILBERT AND BARKER MANUFACTURING COMPANY

The 21-acre plant of Gilbert and Barker Manu- facturing Company, a subsidiary of Standard Oil of New Jersey, produces Gilbarco oil heating equip- ment, service station equipment, and equipment for

Petroleum bulk plants and terminals, known and used in every country on the globe where gasoline and oil are marketed.

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COMMERCIAL

Because of West Springfield's ideal location, and other inducements, leading commercial estab-

lishments have come here to operate.

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THE NEW SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY RETAIL STORE

Sears, Roebuck and Company built one of their largest, most modern retail stores in West Spring- field, with a 600 car parking area. Although a recent addition to the town, this new location has proven

very satisfactory and convenient to both West Springfield and Springfield shoppers. Sufficient and easily accessible parking space is a factor in draw- ing the large trade that this store does.

THE CARBORUNDUM COMPANY

The Carborundum Company opened a new mod. ern office and warehouse with greatly increased stocking facilities for grinding wheels, coated abrasives, refractories, sharpening stones and loose abrasive grain to serve the New England Area.

With increased stocks, modern facilities for handling, and the latest warehousing methods using power trucks and pallet storage every inch of the 30,000 square feet of storage space, is utilized.

The warehouse is conveniently located on the corner of River Street and Sears Way in West Springfield, right on the Boston and Albany Rail- road; daily shipments from Niagara Falls are re- ecived and handled with ease, and a large loading dock will accommodate several trueks simultane- ously.

An efficient well-trained office staff offers prompt, courteous attention in expediting your orders . . . hence, faster deliveries.

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WEST SPRINGFIELD GOVERNMENTAL DIRECTORY

TOWN HALL, 126 PARK

TOWN OFFICERS

Moderator - Frank T. Raleigh.

Selectmen - Raymond J. Rosa, Chairman; Wal- ter J. Cogans, Rudolph W. Leske.

Town Treasurer - George W. Hutchinson. Asst. Town Treasurer - Dorothy F. Sullivan. Town Clerk - John F. Crean, Jr. Asst. Town Clerk - Rhena E. Bourque.

Town Accountant - V. Paul Keith.

Tax Collector - Thomas C, Fitzgerald.

Assessors - Leon N. Webster, Chairman; Ray- mond M. Sweeney, John G. Duffy.

Water Commissioners - Ernest B. Jones, Chalr- man; Walter M. Nagle, Wralf B. Farnsworth.

Inspector of Animals - Mitchell D. Frodyma. Board of Health - John B. O'Brien, Jr., Chair- man; J. Edward Christian, Donald J. Dowd. Health Agent - Edward E. Williams. Board of Public Welfare - Mrs. Elsie M. Hub- bard, Chairman; William G. Holmes, Florence E. Walker.

Park and Playground Commissioners - Paul E. Duclos, Chairman; James J. Fish, Jr., Thomas G. Baiardi, Russell H. Brassard, Venzi J. Brucatti, James H. Erickson, Sec. Inspector of Milk - E. E. Williams.

Sealer of Weights and Measures - Carl A. Jacobson.

Tree Warden - Seth H. Swift.

Constables - John Bucko, Frank P. Dialezzi, Elver W. Oppenheimer, Guy M. Ridgeway, Raymond DiStefano, Charles P. Norris, Thomas Culver, Alfredo G. Facchini, Les- ter V. Bailey, Paul S. Galaska, Raymond G. Pepperill, Roger Hall, Paul Healy, Benjamin McMurry, Joseph J. Kolodziej, James F. Messer, Horace Pagella, Emile St. Jean, Charles Wespiser, Wralf B. Farnsworth, Aldo C. Palazzi, William Parent, John Bregoli.

School Committee - Douglas C. Childs, Chair- man; Lawrence D. Brady, James J. Sady, Frederick M. Lindahl, Pliny Norcross, Philip R. Smith.

Trustees of Public Library - Vlasta F. Diamond, Chairman; Harold L. Robinson, Jr., Marion E. Brady, Wendell Carduff, Thomas D. Millett.

Planning Board - Lloyd B. Cogswell, Chair- man; John McP. Collins, Richard C. Flagg, Hayden H. Smith, Harry W. Steele, Sec.

POLICE DEPARTMENT Headquarters-136 Park

Chief - John B. O'Brien. Captains - Raymond Hubert, Charles R. Curran. Sergeants - Roy K. Dibble, Rudolph A. Zbonchak, Joseph O. Selvatieo. Clerk - Merceline Romano. Patrolmen - 38.

Policewoman - Ollve Vanasse.

FIRE DEPARTMENT Headquarters-21 School

Chief - William J. Delaney. Deputy Chiefs - Acting Deputy Chief, James E. Begley; Albert E. Swellie, Leon J. Delaney, James E. Wagner, John J. Toomey.

Lieutenants - John O'Connell, Frank S. Cizek, James E. Kelly, George J. Mc Carthy, Norman M. Lane, Joseph T. Mulcahy, James F. Messer, Robert J. Thomas, Carlisle H. Davis, Frances J. Dixon.

Forest Warden - Leon J. Delaney.

Pump No. 1 - 21 School.

Pump No. 2 - 1388 Westfield, Mitt.

Pump No. 3 - Morgan rd.

Ladder No. 1 - 21 School.

Engine No. 2 - 1388 Westfield, Mitt.

Ladder No. 2 - 1388 Westfield, Mitt.

SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

School Board - Lawrence D. Brady, Philip R. Smith, James J. Sady, Pliny Norcross, Frederick M. Lindall, Douglas C. Childs, Chairman. Supt. of Schools and Corresponding Sec. - Chris Grammaticas. Office, 130 Park.

Schools, Location and Principals WEST SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL - 425 Piper rd. Robert C. Shields.

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL - 115 Southworth. Robert I. Ryan.

JOHN ASHLEY SCHOOL - 88 Massasoit av. Dorothy Standish.

MARGARET C. MCDONOUGH SCHOOL - 215 King's Highway. Edwin A. Dodge. MAIN ST. SCHOOL - 767 Main. James C. Bampos.

MEMORIAL SCHOOL - 201 Norman st. Alice R. Brutne 11.

PARK AV. SCHOOL - 201 Park av. Phyllis G. Howes.

MITTINEAGUE SCHOOL - 2 Second. Paul E. Dion.

NEW TATHAM SCHOOL - 61 Laurel rd. Donald F. Guyette. PRIMARY TATHAM SCHOOL - 1967 Westfield. Donald F. Guyette.

WILLIAM A. COWING SCHOOL - 160 Park. Mary R. Godfrey.

Supervisors - Harriet Richard, Art; Doris T. Haynes, Physical Training; Mildred E. Den- ver, Vocal Music; Donald E. Abbe, dir. of instrumental music and bands; Alfonso Sudentas, dir. of guidance services.

PUBLIC LIBRARY Elm c Park. Contains about 45,000 volumes. The library is open every day except Sun. and holidays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Trustees - Vlasta F. Diamond, Chairman; Ed- ward Peck, Marion E. Brady, Thomas D. Millette, Wendell Carduff, Harold Robinson, Jr.

Librarian - Katharine McIntire.

POST OFFICES West Springfield Post Office - 74 Elm. Post- master, Richard J. Specht. Mittineague Station - 94 Front. Edward W. Talmadge, Clerk in charge. Station No. 1 - 1162 Westfield. George M. Atkins.

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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.

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-the solution to any of scores of prob- lems that pop up unexpectedly to annoy and baffle you.

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145 STATE STREET SPRINGFIELD 3, MASS.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE

Low Cost Home Insurance · Call RE.4-8263

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WEST SPRINGFIELD CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY

Rapid Contacts for Sales and Service

The Classification of Headings is made in accordance with a Standard List adopted by the Associa- tion of North American Directory Publishers to secure uniformity in all Directories, and to promote convenience of reference. The * denotes headings inserted by special contract or reference to general headings.

ABRASIVES

Abrasives and Tools Inc 131 Wayside Carborundum Company The 333 River

ACCOUNTANTS - PUBLIC

Doyle John R (104) 45 Elm Hall C Leslie 148 Union Hulse George S 333 Elm Murray Francis A (10) 68 Westfield Petlock Arthur H 500 Cold Spring av Scully N S & Son 56 Park Vermes Harold J S 110 Lowell Vlasak James A 20 James av

ACOUSTIC MATERIALS Johnson Acoustics Inc Western av

ADJUSTERS Hickey T F & Company (ins) 71 Park

ADVERTISING - OUTDOORS Bay State Advertising Inc 1039 Mem- orial av

AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- MENT DEALERS

Deere John Plow Co 80 Phelon av Tractor & Implement Sales Inc 2025 Riverdale

AIR CONDITIONING - HEAT- ING

SPRINGFIELD GAS LIGHT CO (Gas) main office 35-39 State Spfd appli- ance store 50 Hillman Spfd tel RE 6-6321 West Springfield Collec- tion Agency 85 Elm - See p 92

ALUMINUM WARE New England Aluminum Specialties Inc 557-559 Union

ANTIQUES Antique Center The 988 Riverdale

APARTMENT BUILDINGS

Arms Apts The 27-88 Mercury ct Arms Inc The 56 Mercury ct Boido Apts 1139 Westfield Ludington Court 100-130 Elm and 7-11-8-12 Ludington ct Parkview Apts 52 Bliss West Springfield Gardens 2 Colony rd

APPRAISERS FULLAM AND COMPANY 110 Elm East Elm Bdg tel RE 6-6351 - See p 1011 SPEED HEGEMAN & DANDY (real estate) 54 Elm next to Post Office tel RE 7-2604 - See p 1012

ARCHITECTS

Alderman & MacNeish 594 Riverdale Rais Charles A 130 Elm

*ARTIFICIAL LEATHER MFRS PREMOID CORPORATION (fiber base) opp Front tel RE 6-4554 - See p 1009

ARTIST Elm Ceramic Studio 211 Elm

*ARTIST'S PAPER MFRS STRATHMORE PAPER COMPANY Front opp Depot tel RE 6-8301 - See p 1010

ARTISTS - COMMERCIAL DelPradre Phoebe K Mrs 199 Rogers Mangini Thomas S 57 Amherst

ASBESTOS GOODS AND MATERIALS Johnson Asbestos Co Western av

ASH AND REFUSE COLLEC- TOR Petrucci Sebastian S 27 Worcester

ASSOCIATIONS CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

(Every effort has been made to have this list as com- plete as possible. If you know of any organization that should appear under this classification, notify us, giving name, number if any, time and place of meeting and the secretary's name and address. ) Agricultural Dept (Hampden County Improvement League)-1499 Memor- ial av Sec Margaret Bardwell 123 Buckingham

American Legion- West Springfield Post No 207- Meets 1st and 3d Mon 83 Park av Finance Officer Charles G Wood 74 Morton

Auxiliary to Post No 207-Meets 2d and 4th Tues 83 Park av Sec Mrs Pauline Cebulla 346 Morgan Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Auxiliary City of Homes Div No 61 - Meets 1st and 3d Thurs 51 Park av Sec Mrs Lena R Clark 162 City View av

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Mayflower Lodge 490 Auxiliary- Meets 4th Thurs 51 Park av Sec Mrs Beulah M Schutt 11 Luddington ct

Companions of the Forest of America- Riverside Circle 297-Meets 2d and 4th Tues 51 Park av Sec Mrs Elsie M Sheehan h at Springfield Star Circle 1324-Meets 1st Mon 51 Park av Sec Mrs Nellie D Collins 84 Pine

Western Mass Officers Assn-Meets Sun Sept Nov Jun March May 51 Park av Sec Mrs Catherine V Mourey h at Springfield Daughters of Isabella-Meets 1st and 3d Tues 65 Park av Sec Mrs Dorothy C O'Clair 37 Greenleaf av Eastern States Farmers' Exchange Inc-Meets 3d Tues in Feb 26 Cen- tral clk of corp William D Milsop h at Agawam

Forty Club-Meets Fri 1025 Elm Sec Edgar E Lamitie h at Springfield Four-H Club-1499 Memorial av Sec Mrs Nancy Patten h at Feeding Hills

Golden Age Club of W Spfd-Meets Tues 51 Park av Sec Mrs Edna L Holland 39 Worthen

Hampden County Farm Bureau-Meets annually 1499 Memorial av Chief Sec Albert H Fuller h at Ludlow Hampden County Fruit Growers Assn-Meets 1st Wed in Dec 1499 Memorial av Sec G Everett Wilder 444 Rogers av

Hampden County Improvement League and Trustees for County Aid to Agriculture-Meets monthly 1499 Memorial av Managing Dir Albert H Fuller h at Ludlow

196 WORTHINGTON STREET

COLLECTIONS NATIONWIDE

WESTERN MASS. ASSOCIATION of CREDIT EXECUTIVES, Inc.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS

REPORTING NATIONWIDE

Coal - Coke Fuel Oil

THE A. J. LANE COAL & GRAIN CO.

LAWN SEED DDG FOOD

117 GARDNER STREET

TELS. RE 3-4107 - RE 3-4108 FERTILIZER - FEED

VICTOR BISCOTTI, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-MANAGER

Tel. RE 2-8802

167 JOSEPH R. DRAGONE & CO. STATE ST Tel. . STate 8-7364 REAL ESTATE - APPRAISALS - MORTGAGES - SALES

TELEPHONE

RE 6-7742

WEST SPRINGFIELD CURRAN-JONES, INC. Funeral Home 109 MAIN STREET

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ASSOCIATIONS CLUBS AND SOCIETIES (CONTINUED)

Havlicek Karel Society-Meets 2d Thurs 83 Park av Sec William Hlavac 1044 Elm

Home Bureau (Hampden County Improvement League)-1499 Memor- ial av Sec Jeannette A Dumas 120 Greenleaf av

Independent Order of Odd Fellows- Aoket Rebekah Lodge No 189-Meets 2d and 4th Mon 51 Park av Record- ing Sec Mrs R Hazel Sheldon 90 Hampden

Manchester Unity Golden Rod Lodge-Meets 2d and 4th Thurs 51 Park av Sec Mrs Esther A Parker h at Springfield

Patriarchs Militant Canton Spfd No 23-Meets 3d Wed 51 Park av Sec Horace G Moulton h at Springfield

Patriarchs Militant Canton Spfd No 23 Ladies Auxiliary-Meets 3d Wed 51 Park av Sec Ruth W Buxton h at Springfield

Tekoa Lodge No 138-Meets Fri 51 Park av Recording Sec Walter M Nagle 89 Meadowbrook av Aoket Rebekah Lodge Post Noble Grands Club-Meets 3d Tues 51 Park av Sec Mrs Lizzie M Stockwell 51 Oleander

W Spfd Odd Fellows Inc-51 Park av Clk William P Hallett 45 Oakland Knights of Columbus Unity Council No 2212-Meets 2d and 4th Thurs 65 Park av Sec Thomas C Fitzger- ald 116 Hillside av

Labor Organizations-

Brotherhood of Enginemen & Fire- men Merrick Lodge 563-Meets 3d Thurs 51 Park av Sec Percy W Roberts 22 Worcester Brotherhood of Locomotive Engine- ers Division 63-Meets 1st Wed 51 Park av

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Pioneer Lodge 238-Meets 4th Wed 51 Park av Sec Thomas P Meredith h at Agawam

International Assn of Machinists W Spfd Lodge No 1730-Meets 1st and 3d Wed 51 Park av Sec Mrs Christine L Norris 190 Great Plains rd

Order Railroad Conductors Div 642- Meets 3d Mon 51 Park av Sec Ralph N McCarroll 227 Piper rd Little Sun Valley Skating Club Inc- Meets on call 456 Prospect av Sec Emilia Niedzielski 351 Prospect Masonic-

Mount Orthodox Lodge A F & A M- Meets Ist Tues 732 Elm Sec Henry O Allen 35 Rochelle West Springfield Chapter No 144 O E S-Meets 2d and 4th Wed 732 Elm Sec Mrs Ruth H Sargent PM 81 Wilder ter Massachusetts National Assn of Power Engineers No 4-Meets Wed 108 Park Sec Edward J Magiera h at Springfield

Mittineague Community Assn-Meets annually before March 1st at homes of members Sec Mrs Ann R Bachmann 13 Park dr National Assn of Power Engineers Walter H Damon Assn No 4-Meets 1st and 3d Tues 108 Park Sec Edward Foley h at Springfield National Postal Transport Assn Womens Auxiliary-Meets 4th Wed 51 Park av Sec Mrs Janet Horacek h at Will

New England Milk Producers Assn- 958 Riverdale Dist Mgr Orrin P Beebe 97 Meadowbrook av

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Pioneer Valley Association of Quarter Midget Racers-Meets on call rear 573 Piper rd Sec Harry Davies h at Springfield

Pioneer Valley Caged Bird Assn Chapter No 12-Meets 2d Tues 51 Park av Sec Emil G Mottle 69 Bridge

Ramapogue Historical Society-Meets annually 1st Tues in June 70 Park av Sec Dorothy Lamont 21 Lyman Springfield Hockey Assn Inc-1299 Memorial av Sec James S Bulkley h at Springfield

Tatham Hill Social Club-Meets on call 80 Clyde av

United Order of the Golden Cross Liberty Commandery No 1030- Meets Ist Tues 51 Park av Sec Mrs Edith M Dimock h at Spring- field

VanHorn Social Club-Meets 2d Tues 185 Bridge Sec James E Gregory h at Chicopee

Verdi Club-Meets on call 76 Chapin Sec Carlo Battesini 30 E School West Springfield Chamber of Commerce-Meets monthly Spfd Country Club Sec Carl G Linberg 171 Morton

West Springfield Community Young Mens Christian Assn-7 Upper Church Executive Sec Oscar I Bergstrom 128 Nelson

West Springfield Grange-Meets 1st and 3d Wed 83 Garden Sec Mrs Leslie Hill h at Holyoke

West Springfield Neighborhood House Assn-Meets 2d Mon 647 Main Executive Sec Katherine Long h at Springfield

Young Men's Christian Assn-7 Upper Church Gen Sec Oscar I Bergstrom 128 Nelson

AUCTIONEERS Donnelly Philip E 119 Chestnut

*AUTO COURTS AND MOTELS (See Motels)

AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND PARTS - RETAIL Meyer's Auto Supply 229 Memorial av Springfield Muffler Co 518 Memorial Valenti's Auto Supply 338 Westfield West Springfield Auto Parts Inc 945- 947 Main

AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND PARTS - WHOLESALE AND JOBBERS CARPARTS INC (Chrysler Corp Products Parts) 135 Hickory Springfield tel RE 7-0247 - See p 49

*AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES CARPARTS INC (Mopar) 135 Hickory Springfield tel RE 7-0247 - See p 49

AUTOMOBILE BODY MFRS Ed's Auto Body rear 1107 Memorial Riverdale Auto Body 806 Elm

AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRERS A & A Auto Body 52 Baldwin Arnold's Auto Body Service 400 Main Automobile Sales Co 218 Memorial av Boulevard Auto Body 10 S Boulevard

AUTOMOBILE DEALERS - PASSENGER CARS International Motor Car Company 138 Memorial av

Parks Superior Sales (hearses and ambulances) 98 Autumn rd Teagan Motors Inc 501 Memorial av

AUTOMOBILE DEALERS - USED CARS

Automobile Distributors Inc 306 Memorial av

B & D Motors Inc 138 Westfield Cassella's Auto Sales 915 Memorial Clarendon Auto Sales Inc 565 Mem- orial av

Courtesy Motor Sales Inc 386 Mem- orial av

Guiel Motors 959 Memorial av Hilltop Sales and Service 1333 West- field

Leader Chevrolet Co Inc 675 Memor- ial av

Nuger Sales & Service Inc 518 Mem - orial av

West Springfield Motors Inc 230 Memorial av

AUTOMOBILE GARAGES (See Automobile Repairing) Park Garage 75 Union

*AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRS

METAL-CRAFT SERVICE (whole- sale only) 445 Main cor Rutledge Spfd tels RE 6-3500 or RE 4-2969 - See p 50

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Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1960, Part 297

Author: Springfield (Mass.) Publication date: 1960 Publisher: Price & Lee Co. Number of Pages: 1230

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1960
Publisher: Price & Lee Co.
Number of Pages: 1230