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	[[Classen School of Advanced Studies]] and [[Northwest Classen High School]] are named after him, as are [[Classen Boulevard]], [[Classen Drive]], and [[Classen Court]] in Oklahoma City.		[[Classen School of Advanced Studies]] and [[Northwest Classen High School]] are named after him, as are [[Classen Boulevard]], [[Classen Drive]], and [[Classen Court]] in Oklahoma City.
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 [[Classen School of Advanced Studies]] and [[Northwest Classen High School]] are named after him, as are [[Classen Boulevard]], [[Classen Drive]], and [[Classen Court]] in Oklahoma City.
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	[[Classen School of Advanced Studies]] and [[Northwest Classen High School]] are named after him, as are [[Classen Boulevard]], [[Classen Drive]], and [[Classen Court]] in Oklahoma City.		[[Classen School of Advanced Studies]] and [[Northwest Classen High School]] are named after him, as are [[Classen Boulevard]], [[Classen Drive]], and [[Classen Court]] in Oklahoma City.
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 After settling in Oklahoma City, Classen began developing land and served as president of the Oklahoma City Commercial Club, which would later become the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce. He was also instrumental in the founding of [[Epworth University]], today known as [[Oklahoma City University]].
 [[Classen School of Advanced Studies]] and [[Northwest Classen High School]] are named after him, as are [[Classen Boulevard]], [[Classen Drive]], and [[Classen Court]] in Oklahoma City.
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	After settling in Oklahoma City, Classen began developing land and served as president of the Oklahoma City Commercial Club, which would later become the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce. He was also instrumental in the founding of [[Epworth University]], today known as [[Oklahoma City University]].		After settling in Oklahoma City, Classen began developing land and served as president of the Oklahoma City Commercial Club, which would later become the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce. He was also instrumental in the founding of [[Epworth University]], today known as [[Oklahoma City University]].
	[[Classen School of Advanced Studies]] and [[Northwest Classen High School]] are named after him, as are [[Classen Boulevard]], [[Classen Drive]], and [[Classen Court]] in Oklahoma City.		[[Classen School of Advanced Studies]] and [[Northwest Classen High School]] are named after him, as are [[Classen Boulevard]], [[Classen Drive]], and [[Classen Court]] in Oklahoma City.
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-The son of immigrants, Anton Classen (1861-1922) was born in Pekin Illinois. He originally arrived in Guthrie, Oklahoma during the [[land run of 1889]]. He later moved to Edmond, OK where he had a law office and edited the Edmond Sun. While in Edmond, Classen also helped establish the city's first park, likely the first in the state. Finally in 1897 he moved to Oklahoma City after he was appointed as a receiver in the U.S. Land Office.
+The son of immigrants, Anton Classen (1861-1922) was born in Pekin, Illinois. He originally arrived in Guthrie, Oklahoma during the [[land run of 1889]]. He later moved to Edmond, OK where he had a law office and edited the Edmond Sun. While in Edmond, Classen also helped establish the city's first park, likely the first in the state. Finally in 1897 he moved to Oklahoma City after he was appointed as a receiver in the U.S. Land Office.
 After settling in Oklahoma City, Classen began developing land and served as president of the Oklahoma City Commercial Club, which would later become the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce. He was also instrumental in the founding of [[Epworth University]], today known as [[Oklahoma City University]].
 [[Classen School of Advanced Studies]] and [[Northwest Classen High School]] are named after him, as are [[Classen Boulevard]], [[Classen Drive]], and [[Classen Court]] in Oklahoma City.