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Read Article 100 Years Ago: 1921 The Auburn Public Library has recently received from Alfred King, of Arlington, N. J., an appropriate poem of our flag. The gift is framed and in the upper part of it is a small flag. It is for the children’s room, which is proving to be popular in the small hall in the upper part of the building that was taken for that purpose. Mr. King is the man who presented the library with the bronze tablet of Lincoln’s Gettysburg speech. 50 Years Ago: 1971 The German born wives of Lewiston and Auburn men have organized a club and elected officers. The members of the club are inviting any woman of German background to join them at their meetings which are held on one Sunday each month. In the group are Mrs. Wolfgang Clauss, president, Mrs. Raymond Callier, treasurer, Mrs. Wallace Shaw, Mrs. Donald Poliquin, Mrs. Herbert Libby, Mrs. Norman Theberge, Mrs. Ernest  True,  Mrs. Morris Zallen and Mrs. Roger Ginchereau, Mrs. Robert Ouellette, Mrs. Rob

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