Isaly Store Front Gets Unique Door Installation
The Great Lakes Plate and Glass company and Arthur Nemes planned Isaly's remodeled 529 Broad Street front. Designer Dave Chappell created a Kawneer free standing unit with steel door casing, large glass panel and mahogany vitrolite accents. A glow-in-the-dark plastic sign lights the Isaly’s name with a four foot I.
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Great Lakes Plate and Glass Company
Arthur Nemes
Isaly
Broad Street
Dave Chappell
Lorain
Great Lakes Glass Company
Alamon Tan Vitrolite
Good Cooking Attracts Customers In Canadian Rail Bar
In American Restaurant Magazine May issue Hugh Jarman recounts Miss Betty Schenk of Montreal's Canadian Railway News Company's soda bar who credits home cooking for customer loyalty. Since 1943 the bar serves 2,000 winter and 2,500 summer daily with a new daily menu, cooking all items on site except sandwich bread. The hamburger is ground and spiced to a set recipe, formed by a machine for precise weight. The bar claims high profit through waste elimination and in-house production of pies cakes and doughnuts plus toasted sandwiches.
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Hugh Jarman
Jarman J
Betty Schenk
Canadian Railway News Company
Central ‘Station
Montreal
Miss Schenk
Sodal
Isaly's Wooster block opens modern public rest rooms
New rest rooms for women and men are part of Isaly's remodeling in the Wooster block. The facilities feature washable cement floors and walls, attractive paint, and the latest sanitary fixtures, reflecting a modern standard of public sanitation. Following a third consecutive monsoon failure, drought spreads through southern Madras Province in India.
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Isaly’s
Wooster Block
Madras Province
India
Miss Schenk Runs Modern Deli Kitchen After War Equipment
After the war, Miss Schenk opened a fully equipped kitchen and bakery with a bread slicer doughnut maker three gas ovens and proofer. The busy shop serves three menus daily to steady crowds with three counter workers and a sandwich girl ensuring nonstop service during peak hours. A Detroit excursion and local visits accompany regular staff meetings and planned menus for three days ahead.
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Miss Schenk
Miss Schenck
Local residents take road trip to Elmira and Canada
La Grange residents Mr and Mrs William Wigert of Berea and Mrs Henry Wigert left Tuesday for a week in Elmira New York and Hamilton Ontario Canada. The Misses Helen Petrosky and Margaret Crawford of Hiram College were dinner guests of Miss Kay Haynes Saturday evening. Miss Elizabeth Haynes returned to Baldwin Wallace College after a virus illness. Robert Aldrich, son of Mr and Mrs Dewey S Aldrich, will graduate June 18 from Baldwin Wallace College, majoring in business administration. Mr and Mrs William Spicer and children of Duquesne Pennsylvania arrived
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Ons Mano Lagrange
Wiliam Wigert
Berea
Ienry Wigert
Elmira
N. Y
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Helen Petrosky
Margaret Crawford
Hiram College
Kay Haynes
Elizabeth Haynes
Baldwin Wallace College
Robert Aldrich
Dewey S. Aldrich
William Spicer
Duquesne
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