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If you use a freezer paper template when you are cutting an odd angle, you can be assured that when you sew it and flip it over, the angle will actually be going the proper way.
Fredag 5. sept. kl 11 gikk en 30-fots cabincruiser på grunn ved Torbjørnsskjær i Oslofjorden.
Det ble søkt av to fiskefartøy, politi, helikopter og redningsskøyte. Mannen tok seg i land på et skjær av frykt for at båten skulle gå ned.
BÃ¥ten ble slept til Hvasser av "Odd Fellow".
Bildet viser en av politifolkene om bord i politibåten
This is one of the oldest continuously occupied buildings in LaGrange. In 1857, Lodge #65 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of California was formed.
The Odd Fellows purchased the two story jail from the County in 1862 and it was used for meetings until 1880. In 1880 land was purchased from Mrs. Margaret A. Basso for $100 - in gold coin. G. W. Jones, a member was contracted to build a two story structure for $1350. The style was indicative of the Greek Revival architecture.
The new Lodge was completed including two outhouses behind the building, on November 13, 1880. The official dedication was held on April 26, 1881. In February 1883, Alfred Warrington was paid $15 to make 16" high gilded letters to adorn the front of the Lodge. In 1884, a front porch was added for $15 and in 1885 new handmade wooden chairs came by ship from London by way of Cape Horn. These chairs are still in use today. Electric lights were added in 1908.
LaGrange was the Stanislaus County Seat from 1856-1862.
Paul W. Johnson
Noble Grand Humbug
Estanislao Chapter No. 58
E Clampus Vitus
Dedicated April 19, 2003
Clamper Year 6008
"Credo Quia Absurdum"
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The old Independent Order of Odd Fellows building is on First Street (State Road 13) in the small town of Pierceton, Indiana.
One of the storefronts on the building's first floor is a restaurant called Odd Fellow Cafe & Coffee. In small towns in Indiana, fraternal organizations like the Odd Fellows often built buildings with commercial spaces on the first floor and the organization's meeting hall on the second floor.
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