WAU THE DAD'S WAIUNG Anyone want to rent a skunk? Tiy the Stow Press classified In May I paid the Easter corsage, ads. Mr. Claike Nicol desper¬ In June the Mother's Day gift ately needed one full grown I deoderized skunk. He had no smile as I cancel these tokens off, idea where to look for one, and Then I preach to the family, on thrift then he thought of the Stow Press So what happens when bills arrive classified ad section. He plac¬ ed an ad in our paper on Thurs¬ in July? day and received a call the same There's a charge here for a day telling him to come and pick Father's Day tie. up his skunk. The moral of their story . our classified ads get results. KEEP UP WITH STOW by Gracious Sokes Volume 1, Issue 33 June 30, 1960 Single Copy 10* vvwvvvwvw Warren High Is Champ STOW QUEEN SELECTED 4th CELEBRATION PLANS COMPLETED atowites will march. Other starts the parade at Kent State Stowltes will watch. Many Stow- Airport at 10 a.m. there will be Ites are busy right now and have excitement for Stowltes of all been busy for many weeks In ages. Reigning over this cele¬ preparation for the Realllly Big bration will be Stow's first July 4th Parade. And the martial Queen, Linda Farinacci, who music will be furnished by the was chosen at Stow Jay Cee's Warren High School Band.. .who picnic at Silver Springs Park are real champions to fill in for June 26. our own Stow High School Band. Akron Model-T Club has an¬ Chief Robert Woodard, Police nounced Intentions of driving in Department, Captain Howard Os- the parade. man, Fire Department, and James Mr. Wilford Blxler, Stow, has Exline, Community Council presi¬ definitely committed his 1922 as dent, Parade Committee Head3 , Hupmobile with himself as driver. have issued an appeal for more Mr. William Richardson, Kent, marching or mobile individual or will drive his 1904 Curved-Olds- units to to con¬ STOWS LOVELIEST LASSES picture by Bob Di.t.r group feel free mobile. tact them if they wish to*march. Stow Garden Forum with its 5 Finalists in the contest for Stow's Queen war* I. to r., Carol Ferrante, Norma Shfnkrow Linda Farinacci Valeria No motorbikes or motorized mid¬ clubs represented will have a (named Crowner), (chosen Queen), cars will be floral Caudill (third place winner), Barbara Spear and Pat Werllng. Judging con¬ get accepted. If any convertible. Members of siderations included poise, personality, charm and speech, as well at ap- outside baitfs or mBrching-musi- the Forum have been busy for p.¦wee. Judges Finance Director Mr*. Betty Thompson, Police Chief cal groups are interested please weeks making tissue carnations Robert Woodaid, Councilman Edward Montgomery and Stow Press publisher contact these chairmen. to decorate their car-float. Mrs. Peg Knight, agreed they'd probably never have a mora difficult task. Donations for the fireworks, Mr. Oakley Spaght, Miss Thel- which were to be placed in glass ma workman and Mrs. Nina Par- ITS ALL OYER NOW *£L, QUEEN LINDA STOW GRAD jars that were distributed about part will act as Grand Marshalls. Secession . this has been a Linda Parinaccl, Queen of Stow have fallen far below ex¬ And there will be children. bitterly contested issue since Stow until next year at this time, pectations. Announcement has Children both in the parade and the first petition was filed four was thrilled at the honor she been made that in order to defray children watching. It's going long, hectic weeks ago. won last Sunday. An eleven- the cost of the fireworks a dona¬ to be a Big Day with even an When you take this paper year resident of Stow, she gradu¬ tion collection will be taken at exhibition of 8tow Little League from your mail box next Thursday ated from Stow High in June, Kent State Airport at the fire¬ baseball during the early evening the issue will have been decided. 1959, and is now, at 18, a works display on the evening of hours. It will have been decided at the sophomore at Kent State Univer¬ the Fourth. You're going to be there, too, polls, and that is as it should sity, where her name has' fre¬ EXCITEMENT PLUS QUEEN aren't you? be. But as this is being written quented the Dean's List. Linda From the first band note that the two factions, those for and was a cheerleader in her senior those against detachment, year at Stow High. She works continue to do battle. part time at the Smorgasbord. LEMON CARLOADS FOR LEMONADE In a last ditch stand the Stow's new queen lives at secessionist group spearheaded 3545 D arrow Rd. , with her parents , by ex-councilman Lester Sadler, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farinacci, OLD SILVER LAKE JULY 4th PICNICS held a public meeting Tuesday, and an older sister and two by Nancy Lee Rlney June 21. They called on promi¬ younger brothers. Her father For its One . . .Two . . .Three nent county officials to explain owns and operates Stow Uphol¬ and you're up to the tangiest what might happen if secession stering Co. glass of lemonade you ever is to become a reality. drank. Of course there are a Chief Deputy Engineer of few other 'very special' methods Summit County Ralph Van Brim¬ SPORTS FANS HEYDAY to follow besides this simple mer said "there would have to formula. be a meeting between township AT KENT STATE AIRPORT "People Just don't realize that lemonade isn't unless and county officials to determine There will be an All-Star good which roads who would maintain." baseball at it contains the flavor of the rind. game July 4th 1:30 The best bottled or frozen Summit County Sheriff Bird at the Airport Field. The stars very painted a dreary picture stress¬ will be chosen from the Stow's lemonade has that particular ing his manpower shortage, but Class F goodness left our because there said "we will give you the very League. is no taste of rind," Mr. Oakley At 3:30 the League managers of Covella and best service we possibly can if will have a chance to even Spaght, Spaght, you do seceed." get Beckley Real Estate Inc., Carl with the League umpires. They affirms. Coffeen, Superintendent are going to play a game. of Summit County schools, ex¬ To round the afternoon of Mr. Spaght quenched the thirst plained how territorial changes desires for as many as 10,000 baseball, the two softball persons at a time while he was affect school zone district laws. teams of Akron will an In effect he said that the people stage Park Superintendent of the former exhibition at 6:30. Silver Lake Park back in in a certain district have the Earlier in the afternoon there 'way final say as to how their school 19 10-1912. Silver Lake Park will be parachute jumps. They ranked in its as a sum¬ zoning law 8 will be set-up. Mr. OakI ay Spoght para* a Union heydey will start at 3:30 and continue mer resort with Euclid Beach A Northampton Township intermittently. for raal tangy lamonada on tha twar (Cont. on p. 8) porch of his raaidanca. Darrow Rd. (, on p. S) THE STOW PRESS Way Back When by Frank Green Peg Knight Publisher Th* Schools In Early Stow 2nd Part Nancy Riney Editor Most of the districts were made from 1830-1840. The Stow Cor¬ Kathy Martin Society ners District No. 3 was one of the largest and most popular. It was 2% miles north and south and 2 miles east-west. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY When it was laid out there were 29 families living in it. . . .5 of By STOW PRESS these were Wet- of the was mores. With town. It often called OV 8-5694 3386 Kent Road Stow, Ohio big the Brick | families common Block School because SUBSCRIPTION RATE at that time the the house was built of brick, the .... IN $2.50 PER YEAR PAYABLE ADVANCE attendance in the only one in town not made of Display advertising rates upon application winter term must logs. Etha Talcott, another old ' Fish Creek there Entered as second-class matter December 19 at the have been a resident, says 2, 59, posiotiice were 3 school houses in his at Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, under act of March 3, W97. houseful, 50 or 60. During its district; the first one on the River the 2nd one on the a STOW SAFETY SHACKLED be move existence of al- Road; made to more slowly Kent Route and the Golden there would be fewer most 100 years there were three Road, 5; by Bob accidents, brick one. first The sound of but they won't sanction a light built to house it. The The two were anguished brakes buildings made of wood. Both he Mrs. shrieked through theplacid night. because it would slow traffic. first one, likely built of logs, and Seconds later there was a deafen¬ Stow officials were helpless; lasted until 1831 when a new Coffeen name several of their ing crash as one machine slammed they could do nothing without one was built. We are not sure teachers. Mr. Talcott went to State into another. When it was an Highway approval. where the first one stood. The my father, F. M. Green, in Civil over one car in a There will come a when lay broken heap day 2nd and ones were War times and Mary Coffeen at the foot of a State Highway approval won't be 3rd definitely telephone pole located about 30 rods north of to Aunt Jane Sturdevant (my Vil¬ and another was rendered incap¬ needed for such matters. When lage Schoolmami ). Perhaps I Stow a the Four Comers. able of near-future motion. becomes city it will have shall write more of her later. the to handle its own The one built in 1831 lasted This is what shook drowzy TV power traf¬ be watchers from their easy-chairs fic problems, Councilman Law¬ until 1894. Then this was mov¬ (to continued) and shocked sleepers to their rence Saltis points out. ed off and a new one put on the EQUITABLE'S feet in the Wetmore Park area Last week Councilman Saltis, foundation. If 1 keep this sketch LIVING INSURANCE one night last week. chairman of the Safety Commit¬ within bounds some interesting People threw on , tee, let me see a traffic safety that he and Police Chief history must be left out. crammed their feet into , plan Here is an item that Woodard have been on. applied and raced to the intersection of woricing to all the districts. In 1846 CURT SARFF Patty Ann Drive and Route 5 This plan features a light near OV 8-5679 where the accident where the State Highway Depart¬ each household sending children occurred. to school furnish cord They got there in time to see one ment said none was needed. It must ^ driver crawl from the wreckage also remedies many other Stow wood for each child sent to JOHNSON PURE OIL of his automobile and murmer traffic deficiencies. The trouble school. Mrs. Coffeen, mother reverently, "At least I'm still is, these remedies are only on of Carol, head of our County SERVICE alive." Paper and they don't keep cars School has written from into Organization, OV 8"s06° He was still all crashing telephone of her school days in District Tire.R*P*if alive, right, poles. Batteries 3667 Darraw Rd. . . Acce.eorte. but he might have been dead. f No. 4 . the Fish Creek Comer gtow p resi¬ And so there was an accident This prompted many Stow and a "at least I'm dents to ask such a youth said, why thing was in that area. still alive." He lucky; kept happening maybe the next guy won't be. "There ought to be a traffic Jiuuk "Jmtum light there, or stop signs, or CtnjMlulatioM something," they say. COUNCIL APPROVES BUDGET About five months ago the Stow Council held a public Stow Safety Committee said the hearing on the 1961 Village same wanted to budget and an ordinance making thing. They put it lawful to a light in that area; also at other strip or remove top- dangero «s intersections through¬ soil frc.T. residential or retial out Stow. They too thought the areas without a permit from the accidents, two of them re¬ Village Service Director, June 23. eight The. was sulting in personal injury, oc¬ budget approved and curring there since January of will be sent to the Summit County were for. Budget Committee for approval. this year uncalled They It thought that since that area has consists primarily of $216,772 the third highest accident rate in for the general fund, $51,900 for Stow, something should be done street construction and $888 for about it. the state highway fund. The Committee invited the Donald Becker of 3489 Edge- State Highway Department to wood Dr., a member of the audi¬ survey the situation and sanction ence, asked the financial chair¬ the installation of k traffic light man if the new budget would there. constitute an additional tax Well, the State Highway boys levy. Councilman Coon answer¬ surveyed the situation, but when ed that there will probably be a they had finished they said a request for two mills. light wasn't needed.. It would Village officials are "grossly One just slow traffic, they said. underpaid," Becker said. He ~7o Slew Qma Jmt faatku Their decree seems hard to added that he would like to see understand. If the traffic could a higher millage so Village employees could be paid accord¬ STOW QUEEN DRIVE N Plans* antar my fubscrlptlon for ing to what it costs them to live 1 yaor. in Stow. Councilman Kimpton said, "a CHECK ENCLOSED [H levy of two mills is all we can HOLIDAY SPECIAL BILL ME O hope for because the people are very tax conscious." Nam* A member of the audience FREE! 1 QT. Root Beer stated that if the topsoil ordi¬ Addrass nance passed someone ought to stop outsiders from bringing top- With Each Large City Stota soil into Stow and selling it. THE STOW PRESS The topsoil ordinance was Delicious Pizza P.O. Box Ohio adopted by Council in their 603 Stow, regularmeetlng after the hearings. Monroe Folk Garden Club Makes Corsages STOW 1AYCEES PICNIC ON QUEEN- CHOOSING DAY

The Munroe Falls Cardan Club meet* for the last time this summer at the home of the Club's president Mrs. Monroe Carpenter of 251 N. River Rd. Seated from left to right around the table are Mrs. Robert Bronson, Mrs. and Records. Mrs. Monroe Mrs. Stow's New Library Books Donald Lyle, Mrs. Perry Towne, Carpenter, Rodney Keller, Great Experiments in Phys Ice . Shamos in . Mrs. Melvin Schneider, Mrs. Earl Wilson, Mrs. Christine Davis, Mrs. Lowell Adventures Nature Teale The Rape of the Mind . Meerloo Basic . Physics of Atoms and Moiecules Flower for Fun . Bricker, Mrs. Ruth Lawrence, Mrs. Herbert Lover and Mrs. Owen Oakes. Fano Arranging Dunlop Prince of Players, Edwin Booth . History of Preald^ntial Elections . ¦ Roseboom Ruggle The Mode in Hata and Headdreae . FOOD STANDARDS Occupations Today . Brewer Wilcox UNDERSTANDING THE White Desert . Barber Have you ever thought how important objective. National Forests . Carhart Records dependent we are upon food Special regulations cover Picasso: His Life and Work . Peprose The . standards? You may on the certain foods. The President Corwin Long Playing: Nocturnes (No. 11 - buy dietary The Sword Over the Mantel . Bryan No. 2) Chopin basis of price, brand, grade, or measurement of sugar content in Nightshade . Miller Stereo: A Program of Song the label. foods and foods Wife to Great Buckingham . Lewis by prettiest Regard¬ special dietary A Hundred Hills . Breslin less of how you make your deci¬ to be low in sodium The View From the Fortieth Floor . claiming White sion, food standards and grades must declare on the labelA the Treasury of Great American Speeches assure you a product with com¬ amount of sodium present per Hurd Aiidels Mathematics and Calculations mon characteristics. 100 grams and for each average for Mechanics Graham Food standards describe foods serving . one-half cup or number Suburbia Wood and are measuring sticks you of wafers. Annapolis Today . Banning Searching for Your Ancestors . Doane can use to determine the quan¬ Standards of quality establish Capitalist Manifesto . Kelso TRUCK LETTERING tity and quality of ingredients in specifications for such quality HEAVY foods and food prpducts. Stand¬ factors as tenderness, color, EQUIPMENT ards of identity, quality and fill and freedom from defects. If the EDDIE PARSONS WINDOWS of container are the basis types product does not meet the quality of standards. specifications, it must be label- AMOCO SERVICE SHOW CARDS The standard of is ed "Below Standard in Quality", Ohio Phono: OVERDALE 8-3069 identity a statement Stow, OV 8-8665 essentially a recipe. It is a list followed by showing 1633 GRAHAM ROAD, STOW(OHIC| of that must be pre¬ in what respect the product fails ingredients the such as sent in a given product and the to meet standard, ingredients which may be in¬ "excessively broken" or "ex¬ cessive peel" and so on. cluded at the manufacturer's Standards of quality, for option. and fishery products These are developed to agricultural os advertised in are voluntary and based primarily establish what a given food is, THE or can to re¬ on quality determined by appear¬ what you expect or ceive when you ask for a food ance. If a manufacturer NEW lOlKEJV its common or usual name. distributors labels the products & by according to these Voluntary For example, the standard for must PLAYBOY fruit preserves requires not less standards, the product than 45 parts of fruit or fruit meet the standards. to each 55 of sugar. Standards of fill of container juice parts have been established for some Substandard or low-fruit pre¬ and serves can be marketed, but canned fruits vegetables, must be clearly labeled "imita¬ tomato products, shell fish and tion". other products that shake down or settle after filling. In general, The nutritional value of standards of fill packages certain foods is guaranteed by require Enriched to contain the maximum quantity identity standards. of food that can be sealed in the flour, rice, macaroni products, container and processed without fortified oleomargarine are damaging the food. examples where nutrition is an DEANSGATE authentic | natural shoulder clothing Finost of outhsntic noturoi shoulder styling... nvwest and most practical tropical woight w fabrics. AND USED AUTO PARTS $47.50 SPORT $35.00 If You Can Carry It In, We Can Fix It! STOW ...Bill Large Auto Parts & Wrecking The University Shop Entrance from Holt 408 E. MAIN KENT OV 8*3121 I 4704 OARROW WD. QV S-S918 | ST., Stork Club Personals Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stout, Kitchen Corner Socials and Hibbard Dr., have made the total This Vleek's Beat Buys by Kathy Martin number of their children a nice with the arrival of Sweet Corn Ice Cream - round '6* Green Beans Milk FAY GEISTWEISTE GARY JOHNSON WED their new daughter, Annette Cucumbers Egg« Mr. and Mrs. Gary Johnson, Marie, June 17. Little Annette Hot House Tomatoes nee Miss Fay Irene Geistweite, Marie weighed in at 7 lb. 10 oz. Onions Fryer* are on a motor trip to Tuscon, Mr. and Mrs. Lu Martin, Ada- Cabbage Round Steak Arizona and surrounding territory line Dr. (our own Kathy, Society Leaf Greens Chuck Roast their named their 6th following marriage June 25 Editor) have Cantaloupe Lemon* in First Christian Church. Upon child, Joseph Paul (Joey) who Watermelon Strawberries their trip of two weeks duration was born recently in City Hospital. the couple will take up residence VEGETABLE PLATE DINNER at Klesa's Trailer Court, 3560 Miss Nan Godfrey, daughter Orchard Dr. of Mrs. Frank Godfrey, Darrow Whole Tomato* Fill «d with Delicious June a Cottage Cheese Rev. Theodore Cord officiat¬ Ed., left 26 to spend Fresh Green Beans and ed at the marriage ceremony. month in Danville, Ky., to attend Corn Succotash Mrs. Johnson, given in mar¬ Summer Stock Drama Camp. This Relish Tray-Orange Marmalade Bread riage by her father, was gowned is the spot where "Raintree Strawberry Shortcake in white Chantilly lace over Country" was filmed. This is a satisfying and complete bridal taffeta. This was meal. In the hot summer months designed with a Editor's note: such a menu is often more appeal¬ and Sabrina neckline, embellish¬ Newly married Mr. and Mrs. Gary Danville, Ky., may be the ing than a heavy "meat, pota¬ ed with seed pearls and irredes- Johnson. spot where "Raintree toes, and gravy" type of dinner. cent The sleeves County" sequins. long was tilmed. It holds another ORANGE MARMALADE BREAD formed points over the wrists. tor Editor. A very bouffant ballerina significance your % cup orange marmalade fell over , fashioned While enroute to Lake2 Junaluska, tablespoons shortening - melted with tulle insertions trimmed with North Carolina, last summer to 1 egg lace medallions. The back of attend the National Methodist 3 cups flour the skirt had lace via the 6 teaspoons baking powder and tulle ruf¬ Writers' Conference 1 cup milk fles to the hemline. Complement¬ Southern Railway I sutiered ex¬ ing her gown was the wedding treme discomfort. It Put marmalade in a bowl. of physical Add melted shortening and egg. veil pure silk bridal illusion was at Danville that the which fell from a crown Beat well. Add milk and dry of lace the was and tulle and embroidered with unloaded diner and I ingredients. Bake 1 hour at unable to a of coffee seed pearls. Mrs. Johnson car¬ get cup 350 degrees. ried a white Bible, topped with either late at night tor a night¬ torn Summit Co. Agricultural a white orchid. or early in the morning Service. Mrs. Julius Hunka served as until 10:00 a.m. when enroute matron of honor. Miss Betty home 1 was able to get coffee Helen's Geisweite attended her sister as in the Terminal at Cincinnati, bridesmaid. Each wore Thread Y Needle junior 0. Never again . ... a group of of Nile DRESSMAKING - identical green friends from my Church had a ALTERATIONS Chantilly lace and nylon over in your home or mine taffeta with matching accessories. Wedding guests wait on First surprise party on me and gave Christian Church steps (or the me a coffee maker. Next OV 3-4347 Each carried colonial bouquets bride and to portable groom appear. time I Danville.... of pink carnations and baby's Mr. and Mrs. William Mate, go through breath. have returned home I shall thumb my nose at all brother Ritchie Rd., R.obert Geistweite, after a week at Lake Harmony in Danvillites and the Southern of the bride, served the bride¬ the Poconos. were Railway. I expect to plug in my ASMS as man. They guests groom best at a friend's summer The coffee maker in the socket made DID YOU KNOW? Ushers were James Cord, place. and Andrew Mates enjoyed the gorgeous for a man's razor. In Niltm lands they Andrew Long, Jr. rhododendrums and the mountain their Long, Sr. Wd*ftOOdOOllllOI>OIIOOOPQPi>iQpwa

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We specialize in the FREE Rice Straw Rugs DIFFICULT TO REPAIR (Oil Painted) Chronographs FIRE ENGINE Doters RIDES! 36" x 60" $1.29 Railroad Watches FRIDAY and SATURDAY 48" x 72" 1.89 60" x 96" 3.29 Have Fun! 72" x 108" 4.39 ^rubp's!OVtrdolt 1-3412 72" x 144" 5.49 COFFEE SHOP ^ncaidmstow-kent center Stow-Kent Center MUNROE for service. LEVONADE (cont. from p. 1) COMMUNITY CHURCH FALLS PIPE-LINE pick-up YOUTH WSCS of Methodist Church to Personals and other top spots in northern PLAN ACTIVE SUMMER Hold Ice Cream Social Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCue, Ohio. With the of the General coming Stow Church Youth Chairman, Mrs. David 54 South Main Street, will cele¬ automobile families could travel Community Miller has announced her com¬ brate their forty-ninth wedding farther distances and Groups, the Junior Pilgrim Fel¬ explore lowship and the High School mittees, and they are completing anniversary, July 4. Mr, and more and so the favored beauty in final plans for an Ice Cream Mrs. McCue were married in area declined in popularity. Group, are actively engaged Social to be held at the Munroe Kent, 4, 1911. a continuing summer program. Ohio, July They Most Silver Lakers came made Falls Village Hall, Saturday, have two daughters, Mrs. Earl via horse and buggy. Thomas Junior Pilgrims Fellowship from 4 till of Munroe and a to Products July 9, 9. Assisting Wilson, Falls, Walsh owned a car line that ran trip Thompson with arrangements will be Mrs. Mrs. James Chapman, of Stow, from to Kent. This Museum, June 19. Plans have Akron loop made for this to have Herbert Lauer, Mrs. Snowden and three grandsons, Dick Wilson, line ran every 20 minutes except been group Kline, Mrs. Earl Mrs. James and Charles a camp out later this summer. Wilson, Chapman. on Big ... .Really Big Picnic School Group members Ernest Green, Mrs. Emanuel The McCues' have been Village days when the Park was closed High Mrs. residents for the past seventeen enjoyed a swimming party at Spriggel, William Gerry, to all except those designated Silver Springs, June 19. There Mrs. Russell Richards, Mrs. years. Mr. McCue retired in Picnic-ers. The three Really will be another social time for Walter Belcher, Mrs. William 1952. Big days were: The Goodrich this June 26. Shakespeare, Dorothy Williams Mr. and Mrs. Russell Richards, picnic on the 1st Saturday in group and Irene Shearer. and their son David, have return¬ August; the Farmers' picnic on ed to the Village after an enjoy¬ the Auxiliary of Fire Department last Saturday of August; and First step in the One, Two to have Rummage Sale able vacation in Florida. the Negro Picnic, which was and Three Formula was that one Also spending their vacation held on various dates in Mrs. Melvin Schneider will this in Florida were Mr. and August. man would wash lemons. The hold the annual Rummage Sale year Participants in the latter group second man would- pare the lemon Mrs. Lowell Bricker, and their would come via thePennsy Rail¬ at her home, 173 Northmoreland. daughter Carol. rind around and around, spiral and Saturday, road in as many as 10 coaches , but leave the rind on Friday July 15 Recently spending a week¬ from Pittsburgh. Youngstown The third man would and 16, with all proceeds to go end visiting her parents, Mr. and the lemon. to the Fire and Cleveland. There would then accept a bucket of lemons Village Department. Mrs. Daniel Dove, South River be as many as 10,000-12,000 on that were so pared. He would Anyone having items for the sale Road, were Mrs. Fred Golden, the grounds on these dates. add 2 lbs. of sugar for every may contact Mrs. Schneider, and her small daughter from There were 800 acres of these dozen lemons. In this produc¬ OV 8-3239, and she will arrange Indianapolis, Indiana. grounds for crowds. tion line this same bucket would Ralph H. Lodge was the then be passed to a third man owner of Silver Lake Park and who would add 3 gallons of water had a residence there. He was to the l dozen lemons and the CO deceased when Mr. Spaght came 2 lbs. of sugar. 0f)\)0)\J MANUFACTURING to work as Park Superintendent. When the lemons had been I A son, William R. Lodge, was pared and the sugar added it the owner at thai time. In the was man with the 0 'Village Smithy' the job of the spring Mr. Lodge would purchase lemon and sugar mixture to apply a carload of lemons. It took a a stomping pressure with a 4' team of horses and a large wagon stomper that had a rounded bot¬ 3-4 trips of unloading and stor¬ tom similar to an outsized ing to take care of the lemons potatoe masher. Ornamental Iron after the car was brought into Sweet well water was used. the Park. The lemons were then At the former entrance of the OV 8-3612 stored in a large root cellar and Park was a huge water tower kept all summer for just such which was filled by an electric activities. motor. This was situated on the The Lodge family had a of the Lake area. for extreme cleanli¬ high point Summer reputation Pipe spigots were placed at College Specials ness. Each picnic table was convenient spots around the thoroughly scrubbed every even¬ grounds. Groups of lemonade ing so that when Madame Picnic- makers would be placed near CUM DIGGERS SPORT SHIRTS er brought her large hamper of these spigots so that the water »5 food she was able to lay out her might be drawn as the lemonade DUCK-MADRAS-HOPSACK REG. $3"to $8 very best linen table cloth on was made. All this mixture one of the tables without the would then be placed into 30 % Reductioa Reduction slightest qualms. gallon barrels. 20 20% Each lemon that was used in Even with such an early was scrub¬ BERMUDAS lemonade thoroughly start . . . .even with this produc¬ bed. tion line . . . .even with the time

. . . make Mrs. Stow .when you period of 20 minutes to make a Reduction a pitcher of lemonade for that barrel. .. .these men would be 20% July 4th picnic or for a simple busy all day long filling and bit of refreshment for your family refilling these barrels. All NECK and if you feel that you are be¬ because the lemonade was so BOAT & NAUTICAL ing imposed on or that the whole Made with lemon rinds routine is just too much trouble good! . . . know. (even to make frozen lemonade) .you SHIRTS made