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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1940

Page

6

Colonial Residence Sold to C D Matthews 3d Sikeston

The New England style wooden stone built residence on North Kingshighway was purchased last Saturday by Mr and Mrs C D Matthews and their children Dot and Charles from Theo Slack. The two story home features four bedrooms two baths on the second floor a large living room dining room kitchen a den and powder room. Mr and Mrs Matthews will take possession in November as the lawn and shrubbery create an attractive setting.

Sikeston C. D.matthews Ltd Theo. Slack North Kingshighway Matthews Dot Charles

Meany New Home Furnishings Shown at Lair Style Show

Sikeston's Lair Furniture Company marks National Furniture Week with a three floor style show featuring Karpen furniture U S Royal latex mattresses Rembrandt lamps and imported hooked rugs. F D Lair has directed the business for 42 years since 1898 building a large regional store network.

Lair Sikeston Belgium F. D. Lair Charleston

Bathroom door placement improves small hallway layout

A design note argues that one bathroom door opening into a short hall serving two bedrooms is better than a bathroom with direct access from both bedrooms. Two doors waste space and complicate bathroom use.

Herald Dispatch Reports All Local News

The Herald covers every major local development, from city decisions to community events, with emphasis on officials, venues, dates, and impactful outcomes impacting residents and businesses.

New Building For Sikeston Sales Co

Sikeston Sales Co plans a new tile building on Highway 61 to replace its North New Madrid street quarters. Construction starts soon, with an office showroom at the front and storage in the rear. Hubert Keasler is owner and manager.

Sikeston Sikeston Sales Company New Madrid Street Highway 61 Servel Electrolux Hubert Keasler

New Home for Lumber Company in Benton Expansion

The Scott County Lumber Co. of Benton, owned by Weldon McDonald, is enlarging its yards and office with a new 130 by 66 foot frame building to be completed in two weeks. The original building will be torn down after the new structure is finished and the 26 by 60 foot office will sit adjacent to the storage area. McDonald also reports the firm is erecting a three story brick private hospital at Kennett and a 6 by 80 foot brick store building there with a structural glass front.

Scott County Lumber Co Benton Weldon McDonald McDonald Kennett

Enclosures Improve Home Comfort in Winter

The installation of enclosures at entrances to homes increases comfort during winter. En closures allow the compartment door and the house door to operate at different intervals, preventing snow rain and cold air from blowing in.

New Residences Being Occupied by Local Family

Mr and Mrs Randolph Chittenden and son Jimmy moved into their Vernon avenue home last Friday. The two bedroom one bath residence includes a dinette with built in china closets and a basement equipped for furnace heat plus modern conveniences.

Randolph Chittenden Jimmy Vernon Avenue

Sikes Avenue House Nears Completion

Work nears completion on a five room wood frame residence on Sikes avenue for Mrs. Robt. Lillard of Arlington Ky. It will be used for rental purposes and includes many modern conveniences.

Sikes Avenue Robt. Lillard Arlington, Ky

Gene Kindred Family Moves to Vernon Street Home

The Gene Kindred family will move into their new Vernon street residence in the latter part of next week after interior work finishes by midweek. The modern home features a full basement heating plant built in cabinets closets and hardwood floors.

Gene Kindred Vernon Street

J M Pitman to Move Into Vernon Ave Home in November

Mr and Mrs J M Pitman expect to take possession of their new five room residence on Vernon avenue in November. The home includes a full basement and a modern heating plant. The current North Kingshighway living quarters will be used for business purposes.

J. M. Pitman Vernon Avenue North Kingshighway Mrs. Pitman

New Spanish Type House Is Completed

A five room Spanish design dwelling on Prairie street by Alfred Sikes was finished this week and ready for occupancy by Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Treece. The stucco home features hardwood floors and bath, a 24 by 30 foot basement, furnace heat, rock wool insulation, and a rear stucco garage matching the architecture.

Prairie Street Alfred Sikes Chester R. Treece

Office Building Enlargement at Prairie and Center

The Singer Sewing agency building at Prairie and Center streets is being enlarged and is expected to be ready for occupancy by week’s end. The frame structure is nearly doubled in size to serve as living quarters for Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hamilton, including a 14 by 15 foot living room and a 14 by 13 rear room.

Singer Sewing Agency Prairie and Center Streets C. S. Hamilton

Installing Kitchen Shelves for Home and Shop

Kitchen wall space becomes recessed shelves in contrast colors for cookbooks files and even a telephone extension. McKnight Keaton Grocery remodels to better house clerical staff. A five room wood frame residence on Moore Avenue for V McDaniel adds a new roof this week and will be rented, north of A M Jackson residence.

McKnight- Keaton Grocery Company Moore Avenue V. McDaniel A. M. Jackson

Engraved and Printed Wedding Announcements

The Herald offers engraved and printed wedding announcements for couples seeking bespoke notices. Prepared with traditional typography, tasteful layout, and archival quality materials, these notices celebrate marriage with durable, elegant cards. Local couples may contact The Herald for pricing and design consultations.

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C. D. Matthews Lair Furniture Company Missouri St. Louis Memphis Lair Company Karpen The Fair Company Theody Rembrandt Herald Sikeston Fuel Company East Center Street Odd Fellows Building Pwspaper Nhlaivye Sikeston Sales CO Lumber Company Chittendens Gene J. M. Pitmans New Home Federal Housing Administration Dinette Yours Philco Europe Cabinae the Lair CO S. E. Missouri Sikeston, Mo Clarence Scott Stallcup Philco Transitone Newspaper eRbHlye
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