Isaly's in Elyria Reopens After Remodel Friday
Isaly's store at 529 West Broad Street in the Wooster Block reopens Friday after a complete remodel. The front features a large picture window and a decorative marquee, with a rock garden and flowers planted by owner A R Sterner and Mrs Sterner. Interior highlights include yellow walls, green booths, cream and terra cotta linoleum, and eight foot fluorescent lighting. The shop is fully insulated and air conditioned with twelve tons of cooling equipment for patron comfort.
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Broad Street
Elyria
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Sterner
Completely New Kitchen Built In Isaly's Store
Isaly's at 529 West Broad street unveils a newly built rear kitchen extending about 30 feet, enlarging space by ten feet, with washable walls, crevice-free stainless work tables, overhead pot rack, and a 180 degree water heater for sterilizing dishes. A walk-in cooler measures 7 by 14 feet with steel shelving, while A R Sterner states dishwashing requires no hand contact.
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Isaly’s
West Broad Street
A. R. Sterner
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Isaly's remodel Adds 43 Percent Seating Capacity
Isaly's at 529 West Broad Street announces a 43 percent rise in seating after remodeling. A. R. Sterner, owner, notes counter service upgrade, a 76 foot serving counter split into four with one attendant per section, and a wide stainless steel shelf for parcels and purses. The long counter includes a central glass–parted food dispensing area, two new booths, and a center water station to speed service. A new water pitcher from a Lawrence manufacturer promises no condensation, keeping drinks cold without moisture on counters or clothes.
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Isaly
West Broad Street
A. R. Sterner
Lawrence
Mass
Restaurateurs
Sterner Family Expands Isaly Franchise In Elyria
A. R. Sterner who bought the Isaly store and restaurant at 529 West Broad Street six years ago has a dairy science degree from Michigan State University and directed laboratories for Michigan Producers Dairy before moving to Elyria. His wife is a registered dietitian with Toledo hospital experience. The Sterners welcomed a daughter Jane Elizabeth on May 26. They are active in civic groups, serving as chamber and rotary leaders and participating in local business clubs.
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Isaly
West Broad Street
Michigan State University
Michigan Producers Dairy
Adrian
Sterner
Elyria
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Toledo
Michigan State
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Jane Elizabeth
Twa
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Chamber
Elyria Rotary Club
The
Elyria Farmers and Business Men’s Club
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Isaly's Wooster reopens with Gilbert Smith as assistant manager
Elyrians return to Isaly's Wooster with familiar staff and added help. Gilbert Smith, Elyria native and Army Medical Corps veteran, leads as assistant manager after three years with the store. The deli counters will be staffed by Patrick Van Oss John Van Oss and George Willis, with a team of food handlers and cooks ensuring service and facilities expansion.
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Isaly
Wooster
Elyrians
Gilbert Smith
Smith
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Army Medical Corps
Macbell Law
Elyria
Charles Hahn
Elizabeth Roig
Martha, Hanks
Helen Burns
Elma Rumley
Mary Manns
Kathleen Bunton
Janet Clement
Mary Ann Zgoda
Martie Schroeder
Lila Machovina
Jean Clement
Virginia Conrad
Marilyn Foor
Lucile Duslear
Juanita Wisniski
Jean Reisinger
Isaly Family Began Cheese Legacy From 1833 Origins
A history on file traces the Isaly dairy lineage from Christian and Verena Isaly who arrived from Canton Bern, Switzerland in August 1833, settling in Switzer township, Monroe county. Their grandson William started as a cheese maker, later founding a string of plants from Mansfield to Pittsburgh and Columbus, with the first store in Elyria in 1915 and Wooster in 1935, emphasizing direct-to-consumer freshness.
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Verona Isaly
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Switzerland
Switzer Township
Monroe County
Ohio
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Italy
Verena
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Jenni
Mansfield
Marion
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Akron
Canton
Columbus
Elyria
Woosteria
Isaly's
Sydney
Australia
Isaly's Wooster store expands delicatessen features
Speedy Service department highlights include a self service dairy display with cheese milk butter eggs and an ice cream compartment. A special cash register aids quick checkout while an on duty clerk speeds payment. Delicatessen offerings include sliced meats salads baked beans cottage cheese and 32 cheeses in formica cases. Refrigeration capacity increased and new Wilson canned meats added. Elyria ice cream cabinets total four Frigidaire units with individual temperature control to ensure proper cold.
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Wooster
A. R. Sterner
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Elyria
Remodeling Job At Isaly's Wooster Block Store
At least 15 firms participated in remodeling the Isaly's Wooster Block store at 529 West Broad street. General contractor Arthur Nemes led the project with Pitts Electric Oberlin wiring, Robert Finnergan plumbing, Myron Kolb sheet metal work, and O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper handling interior and exterior decorating. Linoleum and rubber wall coverings were installed.
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Wooster
West Broad Street
Arthur Nemes
Pitts Electric
Oberlin
Robert, Finnergan
Myron Kolb
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Company
Isaly's Wooster store to emphasize sanitation upgrades
Isaly's Wooster store redesign centers on sanitation with all stainless steel cabinetry and fixtures for food dispensing and service. The rebuilt 7 T counter uses double units, two grills with French pumps, and modular components for easy cleaning. Refrigerated salad displays, dry racks, roll warmers, and a glass lined Amcorn coffee urn ensure freshness and safety, while three compartment sinks and ventilating grills meet public health standards and keep odors away.
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A. R. Sterner
Chean Cines
Amcorn
United States
Left Handed Designs and Local Vendors Highlighted
A fragmented notice lists local vendors and suppliers for a project: Lake Avenue Floor cheonette equipment, Lo- Covering company, Towel and Supply, Parsch Lumber, Granite Concrete Block, Link's bakery, Isaly's coffee, Weideman company, George Rubenson of Ohio, Ohio Edison, Ohio Fuel Gas, Gastian-Blessing, and Col-1. It notes left handed designs and special cups with a crest, plus soda provisions.
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Lake Avenue
Therain Towel and Supply Company
Parsch Lumber Company
Granite
George Rubenson
Ohio
Coffee Edison Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ohio Edison
Syra
Gastian-Blessing Company
Af Col-1
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Eee
Link’s Bakery
Weideman Company
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