Property: Greenwood, Frank Artac Appl Store/ Farm
Transcriber: Mary Urban

Frank Artac's Apliance Store & Farm

Greenwood, Frank Artac Appliance Store Farm

Surnames: ARTAC JACKSON HARTUNG HOFFMAN HUMKE NOETZEL OLSON SCHIELD SNEDIC

ARTAC APPLIANCE--School St., Greenwood, Wisconsin By Mary (Artac) Urban

My father, Frank John Artac, opened his first Appliance & Hardware Store where the Farmer's and Merchant's Bank now stands in Greenwood, Clark Co., Wisconsin. He was not only an enterprising businessman, but a licensed plumber and electrician as well. Later on, he purchased John Snedic's Gas Station on the other side of the street and relocated. The Herman Hoffman Garage, Robert Jackson Plymouth Auto Sales, Adolph Jackson's Kaiser/Frasen Garage, Rich and Chet Schield's Service Station and August Noetzel's Gas Station had all operated businesses there in the past.

The store did well for many years but faced with the competition of merchandise sales from larger towns, eventually became a mear shadow of what it once had been. The community's need for plumbing and electrical skills remained consistent and that vocation remained lucrative for him until he died in 1998.

This article and the accompanying photos has been moved to the Eaton Township pages and May be viewed there.

 

 


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