Vidette October 29, 1936
Death came Wednesday morning in an Aberdeen hosptial to Clifford Glenn, 17, younger son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Glenn of Brady, and prominent Elma High School senior. His death resulted from injuries received April 15 when his car collided with a gravel truck at Grand Mound. It was thought he had recovered and he was playing football and in the band but he was taken ill Sunday. The Elma senior ball and Elma-Shelton football game were postponed because of his death.
Death came Wednesday morning in an Aberdeen hosptial to Clifford Glenn, 17, younger son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Glenn of Brady, and prominent Elma High School senior. His death resulted from injuries received April 15 when his car collided with a gravel truck at Grand Mound. It was thought he had recovered and he was playing football and in the band but he was taken ill Sunday. The Elma senior ball and Elma-Shelton football game were postponed because of his death.
Vidette October 29, 1936
Death came Wednesday morning in an Aberdeen hosptial to Clifford Glenn, 17, younger son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Glenn of Brady, and prominent Elma High School senior. His death resulted from injuries received April 15 when his car collided with a gravel truck at Grand Mound. It was thought he had recovered and he was playing football and in the band but he was taken ill Sunday. The Elma senior ball and Elma-Shelton football game were postponed because of his death.
Death came Wednesday morning in an Aberdeen hosptial to Clifford Glenn, 17, younger son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Glenn of Brady, and prominent Elma High School senior. His death resulted from injuries received April 15 when his car collided with a gravel truck at Grand Mound. It was thought he had recovered and he was playing football and in the band but he was taken ill Sunday. The Elma senior ball and Elma-Shelton football game were postponed because of his death.
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