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• m Mnmwmnto Schine Became Interested in Massena in 1926 WHen Warren's Theater Was Leased By UWNARD H. PRINCE Schine Enterprises have been a part of Massena busi- ness life for nearly 35 years. They were welcomed in 1926 as theater people; they are welcome in 1960 as hotel peo- ple. Schine Enterprises were small in 1926 and were just J We are pleased to supply \ Fancy Pastries — our specialty, Morey's Ideal Bakery 63 Main St. RO 4-0682 ' 1 CONGRATIjLATIONS And EVERY SUCCESS TO MA88INA, NEW YORK MUhe Gateway to the St. Lawrence Seaway DOUGHTY'S LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING 92 Main St.* . 'RO 9-3879 getting started, branching out from Gloversville. Massena had a new theater building. V.A.Warren had built the brick structure in 1918 on the east side of Main St. to give Massena the latest type of theater. The old Star Theater had been remodeled for stores ' in front and the rear part had been sold to L„ C. Sutton and Company for the Observer. Mr. Warren had operated the old Star Theater from 1913 when it was built, until it was remodeled to stores and a printing shop in 1918. He op- erated his new theater until he leased it to Schine Enterprises in 1926. Mr. Warren was in- terested in other real estate ventures. He died in 1947. We^wm Congratulations To The mm? On Their Opening We Are-Happjrtd Be a Part in SQppiyrng\ This'Beautiful Inn with Quality Meats.- • \ * ••* Smith Meat Market 10% Phillips St. Massena, N. T. The theater jwhich wasrpart of the Warren estate was pur- chased about three years ago by Schine Enterprises.\ The Warren estate, after several bequests were made, was left 4o-the-township-of-Massena-to build a library or some other suitable memorial to Mr. War- ren's p'arents. From time to time, the Schine Theater has been re- modeled and moderni zed. Schine Enterprises always pro- vided Massena with tl\e best in theater entertainment. In 1941, Schine Enterprises purchased* the first property for .hotel purposes. It was the Alfred W\ Dutton house and lot. Later the Henry P. Clark house on the corner of Main and Orvis was. secured by Schine Enterprises andllater the Matthews property !at the ©ms^hnrch corner was se^ cured. The duplex house and the square house on Ghurjch St. was added to the site this Spring. Two years ago, Schines en Tiered the community antenna business with their first unit We're Pleased , to Welcome the New Schine Inn We Wish It Every Success in Massena For Quick Trips PHONE 9-2466 HARRY'S TAXI mrt/\. LONG TIME FRIENDS. Schine Enterprises and Massena have grown together since that day in 1926 when the company leased the theater from the late V. A. Warren. During the ground breaking ceremonies last July, Mayor Thomas S.Bushnell presented David Schine,' president, a copy of The-Massena Observer dated Aug. 3,1931, telling aliout the remodeling of the theater. Abe Cohen, manager, looks on. in Massena. Opening of the ,new Schine_ Inn increases the Schine in- vestment in Massena, with a housing project and tour boats on Lake St. Lawrence, still in the planning stage. From 1926 to 1960, a span Massena N. Y. Observer Schine Inn is four stfiries high, made of aluminum cur- tain wall construction, com- bined with brick and Malone stone. It contains 146 rooms Tuesday, July 26, l! of tomorrow and is complete!) air-conditioned. It is served bj elevators and has its own tttn parking space at the rear of the building. lments TO AVERY'S SIGNS MASSENA, N.Y. At the Gateway to the St. Lawrence Seaway OUR NEW NEIGHBOR A CORDIAL WELCOME AND BEST WISHES WE WELCOME THE NEW mM/ Formal Wear Rentals For Every Need. There will be many \affairs at;this beaut|ifar~ inn that will require semi-formai clothes. See us for correct attire at modest rentals: For every formal occa- sion, we supply fresh, - clean apparel in the. .latest approved styles. \Near the Bridge. R SR1AL VIEW of the Massena Schine Inn. FOR A. LONG AND HAPPY STAY IN MASSENA No Monry Dovtn wifh Grunts \Ckaigt:-Il\ Plan DOWHTOWN •Mvqi»..OTWH IM(W|WP .wt^spwwewt'iwiii iwlwVwiTim,'^iiF^mpiiw,,,! nu^'Vi We join in welconiing mn> MASSENA, NEW YORKh At the Gateway to the St. Lawrence Seaway to the VACATION LAND OF THE ^S3ULAWRENCE~VALLEY— .„. The Massena area is rich in attractions for travelers ,-.. vacationers are rapidly .discovering the pleasures the St. Lawrence Valley, offers . . . and tourism is becoming a big business here. We welcome the Schine Motor Inn to this land of a proud past, a promising future. We know that they'll learn, as we have in the years we've served the area, that it's a pleasure to do business here. © NIAGARA fZ. | MOHAWK BUSINESS MANAGED - TAXPAYING wwv MASSENA, NEW YORK At the Gateway to the St: Lawrence Seawtg for choosing' White Dairies Products Yes, congratulations to Scjiine Inn for choos* ing Dairy Products from White Dairies... the finest available.'., for the good health of its guests. We are proud and happy to be an integral part of this new and^exciting Inn. PRODUCTS m».ii i yV Cash and Cany Milk and Cream 7:oo AM. - 5:30 P.M. Daily Sundays and Holidays Till Noon 92 CENTER ST. RO 95453 MASSENA, N, Y. I ••*\ . •,., l ,...,...»,.^.\„-7.^r l i[^r- mmmmm*tmm**p*m*m ii<^»i»l^|iW^i<llh^- !
