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The city has been frequently portrayed in media, from “Hell on Earth” in the television series I’m In Hell , to the whereabouts of a holy woman in The Virgin of Akron, Ohio . Henry Spivey of My Own Worst Enemy , travels to Akron through the series many times. George Costanza in an episode of Seinfeld , flies to the city.
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He also founded the Empire Barley Mill and German Mills American Oatmeal Company, which would later merge several times with other companies, with the result being the Quaker Oats Company. The Menches Brothers, are the disputed inventors of the waffle ice cream cone, caramel corn, and hamburger. Strickland’s Frozen Custard is located in Akron. The city is home to a historic 1920s atmospheric movie palace, the Akron Civic Theatre.
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Authorities believed a disruption of a major Mexican meth operation contributed to the increase of it being made locally. In 2007, the Akron Police Department received a grant to help continue its work with other agencies and jurisdictions to support them in ridding the city of meth labs. The APD coordinates with the Summit County Drug Unit and the Drug Enforcement Administration, forming the Clandestine Methamphetamine Laboratory Response Team. As of the census of 2020 there were 190,469 people and 84,940 households.
In 1883, a local journalist began the modern toy industry by founding the Akron Toy Company. A year later, the first popular toy was mass-produced clay marbles made by Samuel C. Dyke at his shop where Lock 3 Park is now. Other popular inventions include rubber balloons, ducks, dolls, balls, baby buggy bumpers, and little brown jugs. In 1895, the first long-distance electric railway, the Akron, Bedford and Cleveland Railroad, began service. On August 25, 1889, the Boston Daily Globe referred to Akron with the nickname “Summit City”.
Located downtown is the Akron Civic Theatre, which opened in 1929 as the Loew’s Theater. This atmospheric-style theater was designed by John Eberson and built by Marcus Loew. The theater contains many Moorish features including arches and decorative tiles. It features elaborate wood carvings, alabaster statuary, and European antiques.
The Ohio and Erie Canal can still be seen flowing behind the stage where there was once a boat yard and dry dock. Later, a Gaytryst pottery factory stood there until the parking deck of the M. O’Neil Co. department store was built in the current location.
In 1857 the cost of running the schools for a year was $4,200. The primary schools were taught by young women, which the Akron Board of Education justified because they could be paid less and were under the supervision of a male superintendent. From 1877 to 1952, Akron graduated students semi-annually instead of annually. 9% of the city’s school-aged population were born in other countries in 1888.