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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1938

Page

11

Malone Theatre Renovation Under Way In Southeast Missouri

The Malone Theatre is undergoing spring cleaning and renovations directed by manager Duree Medley. Walls, floors, and seats are being refreshed while the exterior carrara black plaster is cleaned. New black and aluminum show windows with a lighting system are installed to showcase scenes from pictures.

Malone Theatre Duree Medley Malone Rex Theatre Center Street Carrara Pblack Plass Missouri

New Office Building Erected West Of Carroll Station

A building with floor space SO x 30 is being erected west of the Carroll Service Station on North Stoddard Street. When completed the building will be used as a business office.

Carroll North Stoddard Street

Sikeston Schools To Undergo Cleaning

Sikeston public schools begin a renovation program on May 26 under Supt R A Harper. WPA workers will scrub all scrubable surfaces and perform general housecleaning. Windows will be washed inside and out to have buildings in tip top condition for the opening of school next September.

Sikeston Public Schools R. A. Harper WPA

Butler County Old-Age Pension List Reduced

The State Social Security Commission released a report by a special investigator addressing claims of overrun old-age pension rolls in Butler County. It cites influx of settlers after 1902 and rural land settlements, noting about 125 of 2800 settlers qualified for pensions and a 1950 census showing 605 residents over 70, with rolls peaking at 671 in December then easing to 593 in May.

State Social Security Commission Butler County P. G. Raag Ponler Bluff Haaz

Television Sets to Be On Market in a Month

Communicating Systems Inc of New York announced it will offer a three inch picture television receiver to the public within thirty days at 125. Orders for fifty sets have been received. The piece marks the first to reach the open market. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs J W Marshall and Mr and Mrs M C Cope with the Marshalls parents Mr and Mrs W C Marshall and Rev and Mrs Finis E Jones, Mrs Marshall’s parents.

Communicating Systems, Inc New York Wednes J. W. Marshall W. C. Marshall M. C. Cope Blodgett Finis E. Jones Marshall

Low-Priced Home Sold in St Louis for 3450

A house in St Louis Missouri sold for 3450 dollars. The property carried a 2700 dollar mortgage insured by the Federal Housing Administration. The owner will amortize the loan over 20 years with monthly payments of 24 dollars, covering taxes, insurance, and fixed charges.

Warner Brothers Opposes Ads in Movies

Joseph Bernhard, general manager of Warner Brothers Theatre circuit, denounces commercially sponsored films and says theatres are not the place for advertising. He argues the public pays to be entertained, not to view paid ads on screen. Warner Brothers favors newspaper advertising as the proper venue.

Joseph Bernhard Warner Brothers

U. S. Stamp to Honor Swedes and Finns

The Post Office Department announced a June 27 sale for two new 3-cent stamps marking the 300th anniversary of Swedes and Finns landing in Delaware. A Thomas Jefferson 3-cent stamp will go on sale June 17. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Chas H Heusser Jr of Sikeston on May 10.

Post Office Department Delaware the Post Office Thomas Jefferson Chas. H. Heusser Jr Sikeston

Enlargement Program For Homestead Hotel

Remodeling progresses on the Homestead Hotel east of Sikeston on Highway 60. The dining room will become three bedrooms and the lobby and office space enlarge, increasing total bedrooms to 11. Owners J. F. Cox and Glenn Matthews, manager R. E. Patterson, anticipate further expansion. A new four room bath rental house is started on New street by W. R. Lloyd, and remodeling begins on the David Lumsden residence on Cresap street.

Homestead Sikeston J. F. Cox Glenn Matthews R. E. Patterson W. Rfr Lloyd New Street Bath Mr. Lloyd William Street

Local Notes From LARIVER RIDGE AREA

Mrs Wm Hoskins is confined to her home by illness. J O Eubanks and Elisa Davis did business at Bloomfield. The Davis couple welcomed a daughter Janell Sue last week. Many residents received smallpox vaccine with high turnout near 190 percent. J O Eubanks and sons delivered two loads of hogs to the Government resettlement project at LaForge for local farmers. Gwendolyn and Katryna Eubank left for East St Louis to stay with sister Mrs F E Hutson for the summer. Gwendolyn will later return home.

J. O. Eubanks Elisa Davis Bloomfield Janell Sue J. O. Eubanks and

Sikeston Couple Welcome Two Daughters

Mr and Mrs Huston Laden of Sikeston announce the birth of two daughters born May 6.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mediey Tanner C. Dye St. Louiis Gage The Federal Housing U. S Clarence Scott David Lumsden Cresap Street Lariver Ridge News Huston Laden Carey Rock Carey Rocktex S. E. Insulating Company N. Main St Cape Girardeau, Mo Dr. Smith Building Telephone National Code of Underwriters Ww. C. Warren Linn Street Sikeston, MO the Young Women’s Auxiliary of the Baptist Church Muriel Pearl Edwards Matthews Avenue Christine Cauthorne Triangle Lumber CO J. A. Sutterfield
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