FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2016
THE BAKER COUNTY PRESS — 9
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Vale IOOF Hall listed in Nat’l Register
The Vale IOOF Hall
was constructed in 1908
and served as a center for
community activities in the
town of Vale for decades.
The Independent Order of
Odd Fellows Lodge #100
was founded in 1885 in
Glennville, Oregon, and
moved (including its meet-
ing hall) to Vale in 1887
when that city became the
seat of the newly-formed
Malheur County.
In addition to fulfi ll-
ing the IOOF's mission to
"Visit the Sick, Relieve the
Distressed, Bury the Dead,
and Educate the Orphan,"
it served as a dance hall
and meeting space for most
fraternal organizations in
the community, as well
as the location of several
Vale businesses. Designed
by regionally prolifi c
Bebe’s word search
architect Herbert W. Bond,
the two-story, brick and
stone building stands
prominently at the pri-
mary intersection in town,
directly across the street
from the Drexel Hotel, also
designed by Bond, built
almost simultaneously
with the IOOF Hall, and
also listed in the National
Register.
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9- Call;
14- River in central
Switzerland;
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16- Easy gaits;
17- Kind of ticket;
18- Grand in scale;
19- Specifi c geographi-
cal places;
20- Singer of ballads;
22- Seaport in the
Crimea;
23- Son of Jacob;
24- Plump;
25- Palatable;
29- Steve of country
music;
32- Corroborate;
34- Featly;
39- At hand;
40- Playful swimmer;
42- Highland hillside;
43- Runaway;
45- Russian sleigh;
47- Greek fabulist;
49- Carryalls;
50- Offensive;
54- Tee follower;
56- Future oak;
57- Whipping;
63- Biblical spy;
64- Dutch name of The
Hague;
65- Dedicated to the
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66- Muse of poetry in
Greek mythology;
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in the ___”;
68- “Death in Venice”
author;
69- Extend a subscrip-
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71- Fit for service;
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2- Earth goddess;
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cede hygiene, tradition
and agreement.;
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5- ___ lift?;
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9- Skit;
10- Goddesses of the
seasons;
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13- Sontag composi-
tion;
21- Contributes;
24- Coquet;
25- Castle material;
26- Suit to ___;
27- School orgs.;
28- Able was ___...;
30- The Jetsons’ dog;
31- Regret;
33- Schlepped;
35- Peek follower;
36- Londoner, e.g.;
37- Superior, e.g.;
38- Some votes;
41- French possessive;
44- Multicolored;
46- AAA recommenda-
tions;
48- Unit in a sentence;
50- Speed demon;
51- Without ___ in the
world;
52- Atari founder Bush-
nell;
53- Minotaur’s island;
55- Tidal bore;
57- Like so;
58- Briefcase closer;
59- ___ sapiens;
60- ___ uproar;
61- Hawaii’s state bird;
62- Actress Gershon;