Sniders Win Gleason Yard of the Month
From the Sep 24, 2024 e-Edition
The Gleason “Yard of the Month” for September goes to John and Mandy Snider at 216 East Main Street. John’s grandparents, Ellis Frank and Rosa Trevathan, purchased the property in 1942. It was remodeled to its current architecture and beauty in 1966. John and Mandy purchased the property in 2014. They maintain the house and lawn immaculately year round. The City of Gleason appreciates their efforts to keep Gleason looking great and a great town to live in and enjoy life. A generous gift card for Wells 1918 Homestead Plant Nursery in Gleason was presented to them. Sponsored by the City of Gleason and Mayor Charles Anderson.
In the e-Edition
McKenzie Banner September 24, 2024
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