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Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1920

Page

2

High School Reflex Glenwood 7 Villisca 0 football game

The Glenwood High School beat Villisca 7 to 0 on a muddy field with only two penalties. Standiford’s punting stood out with a 45 yard boot and Park’s rest aiding form. Villisca showed strong interference but Glenwood capitalized on weaknesses and a goal line stand. The game was clean with good officiating as Malvern looms next.

Glenwood Villisca Park Standiford Villisea Bishop Cheyney Malvern

Emerson Hood and Neigborhood Correspondent Notes Visits

From our correspondent Guy Harold was a business visitor in Omaha Thursday. Mrs Rogers Purgerson of Red Oak came Friday afternoon. Paul Carlson, a Lincoln University student, was home for the weekend. Mrs Downing of Malvern visited in the home of her daughter Mrs Oscar Hertz. Mrs F B McArthur of Oakland visits the Evans family this week. Mr and Mrs R M Shipman traveled to Atlantic Saturday afternoon for a weekend with kin. Rev Goff of Ft Madison visited a week at daughter Mrs Lawrence Taylor’s home. James Campbell came from near Broken Bow for a week with his parents and relatives. Miss Marguerite Weed hosted friends for her eighth birthday at her grandmother Mrs L H Weed’s home. Wilbur McGill sold his barber shop interest to True St John of Yorktown Neb. Arthur Johnson keeps his shop stake. Wilbur left with his mother to Glenwood and then Poulson Mont to join government service.

Guy Harold Omaha Rogers Purgerson Red Oak Paul Carlson Lincoln University Downing Malvern Oscar Hertz F. B. McArthur Oakland M. L. Evans R. M. Shipman Atlantic Ogn Myron Rev. Goff Ft. Madison Lawrence Taylor James Campbell Broken Bow Neb Wm. Campbell Nick Ballain Quinlan, Qokla C. H E. Ballain Dubuque Marguerite Weed Numober L. H Weed Wilbur McGill True St. John of Mont

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