Speedy arrival at the Sehoot Frye Warriera event
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a dramatic scene around Sehoot Frye Warriera. Readable names and places are scarce, but the fragment implies an event with notable figures arriving or competing, set in a contested venue.
Woodward Gridders Triumph in 1925 Season
The Glenwood high school football squad of 21 men posted a strong 1925 record, with four wins and three losses, dominating most games and bowing only to M Honms Jefferson. Captain Raine and star Stivers led the team, praised for central play and sturdy defense. A banquet honored the players, noting ten will graduate and seven letter men remain for 1926 building.
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Clarinda
Malvern
Randolph
North Omaha
Logan
Sidney
Tabor
Shenandoah
Pate
Grenwood
Raine
Stivers
Hankilton
Kates
Miller
Meadows
Roberts
Hatcher
Stacy
Boyer
Woods
Plimpton
Keefer
Peele
Seepar
Geil
B. Gray
F. Gray
Stone
Humphrey
Filnn
Community Golden Rule Dinner Held
A community Golden Rule dinner was held at the Methodist church basement with a bean soup and coffee menu. Henry Deitchler suffered a painful hand injury while cutting wood but headed to a Glenwood doctor. Mrs. J Jackson is recovering from a serious illness as granddaughter Clarence Virtue returns from Lincoln University.
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Methodist Church
Henry Deitchler
Deitchler
Glenwood
Menry
J. €. Jackson
Clarence Virtue
Lincoln University
Misa Fedith | King
Des Moines University
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