Lakewood Pharmacy, view of interior taken from soda fountain. Founded in 1937, the Lakewood Pharmacy gone undergone its fourth store enlargement by November, 1951. The last remodeling added an additional 50% in floor space. Jack C. Lowe and Daniel W. McDowell were the owners and registered pharmacists. The pharmacy ran a full page ad in the November 14, 1951, News Tribune which entreated customers to purchase items ranging from Medosweet ice cream to baby supplies. (TNT 11-14-51, C-20, C-21) TPL-9168

Drugstores--Lakewood; Pharmacists--Lakewood; Lakewood Pharmacy (Lakewood); Soda fountains--Lakewood;

Lakewood Pharmacy was not a new tenant of the expanded Lakewood Community Center but it had recently undergone its fourth remodeling in 1951 and added 50% more floor space to the business. Owned and operated by registered pharmacists Jack C. Lowe and Daniel W. McDowell, the drugstore not only dispensed medicines but also sold a variety of useful items. View of interior of pharmacy, showing card racks and tables laden with candy, tissues, baby items and stationery. The soda fountain, to the rear of the store, was one of the busiest in the area. Customers could even take home some delicious Medosweet Ice Cream in brick form due to the modern walk-in storage facilities. (TNT 11-14-51, C-20,C-21)

Drugstores--Lakewood; Pharmacists--Lakewood; Lakewood Pharmacy (Lakewood); Soda fountains--Lakewood;