Wracuse Village Clean-Up Week Planned for March 18
Wracuse villagers prepare for a village council led clean-up week starting March 18. Frank Stowe directs efforts to collect all inflammable rubbish and coordinate property owners with truck loading.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1929
Page
8
Wracuse villagers prepare for a village council led clean-up week starting March 18. Frank Stowe directs efforts to collect all inflammable rubbish and coordinate property owners with truck loading.
Severe shock from an electric incident heals for Clifford Gabriel as county crews haul black cinders from Floodwood to repair Millionaire Row. Social calls, roof work, hospital visits, funerals, and wedding anniversaries fill a busy week across Chester Athens Jackson Dundas and nearby communities.
Daisy McKinley and Charlies Wood hosted visitors on Sunday. Frank Pugh spent the day with his ill uncle Perry McClanahan near Bates. R. E. Wood of Parkersburg visited his parents. Ed Brooks and daughter joined Hattie Russ and family. Darrel Kenney of Athens spent Sunday with Eliasrey and wife. Dorotha and Gertrude Carsey called on Kate Wood. Arthur Goodin and sons Homer and Pearl visited Worth Lynch and family.
Carpenter Wayne Turner and Mrs. W F Swearingen and Grace were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Jr 8 Dudgeon. Mr and Mrs C P Jewell and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs G G Wood. Hiram Chase and Glenn Cline were Albany visitors Monday. Mrs Annie Dunbar was calling on Mrs W E Harman Sunday. Mrs Charles Steward and son Claire spent Monday and Tuesday in Athens. J 8 Dudgeon sold his stock of goods to O D Markins who will run the store. Lee and Lhoyo McComas teachers near Reedsville spent the week with their parents. Continued on Page Nine.
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