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IN THE NAME OF THE CITY HE WELCOMES THE ELKS
Mayor John W. Drumheiser is in charge of arrangements for tho
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THE CITY BOASTS OP A NEW HIGH SCHOOL
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Besides being one of the city's foremost industries, this establishment is as up-to-date as any of its kind in the State.
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