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Patterson Township Historical Society
Spokes
Spring 2015
Annual Meeting Sunday, March 15 At City Hall
Ken Herger Will Present Ag Ideas
Patterson native Ken Herger will present the
program at the upcoming annual meeting of the
Patterson Township Historical Society.
Herger is the Society’s ag equipment curator.
With a willing crew of friends, he has begun
restoration of several pieces of old ag equipment
including a massive century-old harvesting machine
acquired in 2013 by the late Ed Torrison, Herger’s
predecessor.
The annual meeting, to which all members are
invited, will begin at 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 15,
in the council chambers at City Hall. An election of
directors will be held at the meeting.
It is the Society’s intention to work toward
establishment of an antique farm equipment
museum. Herger will discuss his equipment work
with the aid of a video presentation.
Ken Herger gives Historical Society President
Carol Scoles an up-close view of the large
harvesting machine he is about to renovate. It
came from the Pleasanton area and is similar to
those used on the West Side some 100 years ago.
Please Join Us
Patterson Township Annual Meeting
March 15, 2015
2:00 p.m.
City Hall
Refreshments will be served
His acquisitions have included not only the huge
harvester, which initially was pulled by teams of
horses or mules, but several other pieces as well.
And Herger is optimistic that numerous other
antiques of display quality are in the immediate
Patterson area.
One piece came from his late uncle, Paul
Herger. It is a Model A converted into a mower in
Walter Filippini’s shop and used by Paul years ago
to mow the lawn at the high school.
Another was donated by the late Tom Alderson.
It is a 1921 potato sprayer pulled by two horses that
sprayed organic oils on the crop.
He also has a 1936 Minneapolis-Moline tractor
and a 1920 Fortson tractor what was used as the
area’s first almond shaker.
Inside this issue
President’s Message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
PTHS News. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 5
Donations 2014. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
President’s Message
“Volunteers are not paid – not because they are worthless, but because they are priceless.” Author
Unknown
Think of a local club, church or non-profit. Is it successful? Has the organization grown and become
something our community relies on? Anything that these groups accomplish is done with volunteerism.
Without volunteers, anything worth doing, seeing, playing, hearing, watching, eating, and becoming
involved in would not exist.
Our Historical Society is no exception to this rule. We enjoy the wonderful privilege of preserving
our local history with enthusiasm.
Once again, however, I must ask for each of you to seriously consider giving some of your time to
our efforts. We have some friends who do work in their own homes. Photo identification, file sorting
and some computer work. Please, we need your help.
I hope to see you at our Annual Membership Meeting. It will be Sunday, March 15 at 2:00 p.m. at
the City Hall Council Chambers.
Our main guest speaker will be Ken Herger. Ken and some local volunteers are preserving our local
ag heritage in the form of restoring antique equipment. He will give us a look at some of the projects
currently underway. This is all leading us to having a fine Agricultural Museum one day in the near
future. Please come and hear our plans.
Carol Scoles, President
Spokes is a quarterly newsletter of the
2013-2014 PTHS Officers
and Project Leaders
PATTERSON TOWNSHIP
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
P. O. Box 15, Patterson, CA 95363
Editor: Faye Hill
Carol Scoles, President. . . . . . . . . . . . . 892-6068
Phil Breasher, Vice President.. . . . . . . . 892-6714
Faye Hill, Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 892-6533
Chris Dennis, Treasurer. . . . . . . . . 415-850-3022
Linda Briggs, Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 892-7176
All rights to republication are reserved. Permission to quote or use material
herein should be obtained in writing.
MEMBERSHIP
Chris Bingham, Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Burta Herger, Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Kevin Nelson, Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Vivian Ratliff, Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Any person interested in the history of this area
who applies for membership in any classification and
who tenders the necessary dues may become a member.
Annual Dues:
Household. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20.00
Business. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100.00
Life Membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150.00
Annual dues are payable as of January 1st each year
and are tax deductible. Dues will include mailed copies
of The Gateway and Spokes newsletters to each
membership.
892-2701
892-3301
631-9378
892-5141
APPOINTED
Ron Swift, Curator.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 892-6355
Bob Kimball, Tour Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . 892-8664
Kenny Herger, Curator of
Large Equipment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209-681-5604
Eileen Forte, Webmaster
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PHS Centennial Planning –
Save Labor Day Weekend
The planning of the Labor Day weekend celebration of the centennial of the first class to graduate from Patterson
High School is picking up steam.
The celebration will truly be an all-class reunion. All former students, teachers and administrators, plus guests and
community members, are invited.
Your Historical Society is represented on the committee by Director Linda (Jackson) Briggs, class of 1965. Her class
with be noting its 50-year anniversary the same weekend. Other PHS classes, including ’55, are doing the same and others
are encouraged to plan gatherings of their own.
The festivities will begin on Friday evening, Sept. 4, with an early-evening social at the FDES Hall hosted by the
Patterson Lions Club. That will be followed by a trip across the street to Patterson Community Stadium where classes will
be recognized between the junior varsity and varsity football games, followed by the singing of the school song. The
Tigers will be hosting Ripon that night.
The Historical Society will have numerous high school displays on exhibit in classrooms and the PHS gym. Several
items will date from 1915 including a photo of the first building under construction. It was razed in 1975 and a video of
that demolition will be shown.
Volunteers will be needed to move the displays from the museum to the high school, and then return them on the
holiday weekend.
Saturday’s schedule has yet to be formalized, but will include a golf tournament at Diablo Grande, historical displays
at the school, a food court over the lunch hour, tours of the campus led by students, and the opening of a time capsule. The
agenda will include plenty of time for socializing. The day will end with a dinner, probably held outside.
Sunday and Monday of the three-day weekend are set aside for socializing.
Advance reservations will be required for some activities including the golfing and Saturday dinner. Watch for future
announcements in upcoming issues of Spokes, or visit the websites of the celebration, Patterson Unified School District,
or the Patterson Irrigator.
2014 a Record-setter At Our Museum
Traffic through our downtown museum set an all-time high in 2014, bolstered by two major events.
The official count for the year was 2585 visitors, up from the previous high of 2207 recorded in 2013. This despite the
museum being closed for much of the fall and early winter months.
Two major downtown events – our Apricot Fiesta and the Christmas opening in early December – accounted for over
three-fourths of the traffic. The Fiesta had a record 1110 visitors and the Christmas event 874, also a record.
Curator Ron Swift is again seeking docents to open the museum on Monday through Saturday afternoons. The hours
will be 2-4 p.m. to accommodate students coming from school.
“Much of our walk-in traffic is during these hours,” Swift noted. The Saturday hours are hoped to draw out-oftowners, as brochures will be left at the Best Western Villa Del Lago hotel where a Patterson visitors’ center is being
established.
“No more than half an hour of docent training is necessary,” Swift explained. “Our displays are well-marked and
Patterson’s rich history is shown in photos.”
The museum does have special items for sale, and prices may soon be dropped to reduce the inventory. Members will
have the first opportunity to purchase these items.
Call to Reserve Museum Tours
Groups of all ages and sizes are invited to tour our downtown museum. They may do so by calling Tour Director Bob
Kimball (892-8664) or Curator Ron Swift (892-6355).
Several school classes descended on the museum this past year, along with several youth groups. In the month of
March a Cub Scout is scheduled, and in July a nationwide group of educators who will be attending an institute here in
Patterson will receive a special tour.
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2014 Membership – *Life Member
PATTERSON
*Drs. Kent & Lisa (Sarasqueta) Allen
Pat and Julie (Johnson) Alves
*Jeff Arambel
Carole (Acker) Azevedo
*John Azevedo Dairy
*Andy and Eloise Barsamian
*Robert and Trisha Barsamian
*Ken and Michele (Moeller) Bays
*Bruce and Denise Bickle
*Bryan & Denise (Silveira) Bingham
*Wade and Chris Bingham
Mary Solario Brandt
*Phil & Tillie (Avila) Breasher
*Phyllis Breves
Linda (Jackson) Briggs
*John Bristow
Laura Broggi
*Rob and Sarah Brooks
Emil & Pat (Gardiser) Burch
*Betty Carlson
Ramona Casado
Phillip & Dee Cearly
Dan and Chris (Carlson) Collier
Robert and Joel Covolo
Jim and Cathy (Bogdanich) Cox
Dick and Betty Day
*Norma Days
*Chris Dennis
Daryl and Kathy Dennis
Walter Deutschlander
*Shane Donlon
*Mini (Cox) Draper
Elroy and Betty Eberwein
Janice Eberwein
*Henry Gordon Ellery
*Mary (Wheeland) Ellzey
*Bob and Dorothy English
John L. Farinha
Agnese Friedrich
*Paul and Margaret Friedrich
Don and Olga Garcia
Kenneth and Blanche Gleason
Juanita Goetz
*Mary (Chin) Gong
*Elizabette Guecamburu
*Gloria (Swanson) Halseth
*Mike and Maryann Halseth
*Esther Hamilton
Freda Hansen
John and Anthea Hansen
Helen (Lane) Hansen
*Burta (Houk) Herger
*Ken & Kathy (Dodd) Herger
*Durwood Hicks
*Frances Hicks
*Harold and Faye Hill
*Vee (Williams) Hooper
Dr. David and Lili Hilburn
*Nadine Houk
Tom and Maddy Houk
Violet Housewright
*Harold & Florence (Gray) Hove
Don and Fran Huston
*Joyce (Penney) Ielmini
*Virginia (Azevedo) Iturreria
*Laurie (Morgan) Karp
*David & Stephanie (Rogers) Keller
*Bruce & Wendy Kelly
*Bob Kimball
*Dr. Tom Klein
*Velma (Kolding) Klein
*George and Ruth Klopping
*Laurence & Evelyn (Houk) Kolding
Mark & Kim (Ramos) Kuhn
*Dr. Peter and Vicki La Torre
*Ellie Lanfranki
*Virginia Lanfranki
*J. Paul Lara
Marybeth Marin, Patterson Irrigator
*Ed and Mimi Maring
*Jon Maring
*Thomas and Nancy Maring
Mike Mattos
*Jim Maya
*Nancee Maya
*Sandra McDowell
*Brenda (Bingham) Melo
*Robert and Carolyn Messer
*Ken and Lorene Moeller
Jim and Reta Muller
*Scott Nelson
*Kevin Nelson
Judy Noah
*Carol (Gaspar) Nunes
*Greg Nunes Realty
Patterson Irrigator, Marybeth Bragdon
Anthony and Vicky Plaza
Betty Prevostini
Vivian Ratliff
*Ron & Mary Ann (Azevedo) Rogers
Dan and Lily Rose
Louisa Sarasqueta
*Al and Betty Scheuber
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Joe A. & Jimmie (Roberts) Scheuber
*Elwood Schut
*Evan and Katheryn Schut
Gary & Carol (Silveira) Scoles
Everett and Sandie Segoviano
Duane Sharp
Delwyn and Madeline Silveira
*Don Starcher
Frank and Kathleen Stehli
Rosa (Burch) Stehli
Nick Stewart
*Robert Stoddard
*Ron and Kay Swift
*Howard and Melinda Sword
*Bruce Thompson
Clay and Pam Thorkelson
*Jeff & Vicki (Martin) Torrison
Josephine Traina
Sandra Trinta
Virginia (Carr) Usadel
*Dorothy Vieira
Ray and Bonnie Washburn
J. and Pat Wells
Gene & June (Alberti) Wheeland
Helen (Brewer) Whitman
Jeff and Kathryn Whitney
*Mike and Pat Worley
Carolyn (Inaudi) Wortman
*Mike and Beverly Wright
CROWS LANDING
Zora Arredondo
Rose Beltran
*Karen (Herger) Crow
*Kathy (Herger) Pedrazzi
*Perez Ranches
*Coleen Sanguinetti
*Carol Schuler
WESTLEY
Laura (Farinha) Arambel
*Gene and Eleanor Bays
*Gloria (Gordon) Ellery
Thelma Fitzsimmons
*Jerry and Janine Goubert
*Fred Lara
*Mike & Cathy (Hector) Mahaffey
Irene Murata
*Peggy Perez
Ada Tucker
*Diana (Gerber) Wells
*Ward and Catherine Chenu Campbell,
Sacramento
*Ev and Edith Adelman, Modesto
*Jeannie
and Dan Carpenter, Atwater
Mike & Virginia (Martin) Alberti,
Barbara (Coffin) Cherron, Sacramento
Modesto
Mary Caroline Chunn, Los Gatos
Ben Allustiarte, Modesto
*Rodger Cripe, Murpheys
*Sharon (Dittman) Benson, Modesto
*Marian (Almquist) Dahlgren,
*Calvin & Peggy (Chin) Chu,
Kingsburg
Waterford
*Charles & Laurie (Harrison) Dayton,
Diane & Gary Correia, Modesto
Nevada City
Carl Crooker, Modesto
John Dickinson, Sonora
*John and Wendy Evans, Modesto
*Penny Docker, Fresno
*James L. Gregg, Hughson
Emilie (Kelsay) Hartvickson, Oakdale *James and Andrea Dritsas, Fresno
George and June Ellington, Tracy
*Karl & Mary Kay (Morris) Herger,
Nelda (Knutson) Evans, Lake Almanor
Vernalis
*Shirley (Knutson) Glass, Redlands
*Henry and Carol Homen
*Vernon J. Hansen, Carmichael
Marlene (Hogan) Jackson, Denair
*Mary (Bessey) Hawkins, San
*James “JD” Jeans, Modesto
Francisco
Thelma Kneass, Modesto
*Gerald Hayton, Visalia
*Lynn (Chin) Lowe, Modesto
Janet (Nelson) Heffner, Citrus Heights
Audine Massingill, Modesto
*Joan (Nelson) Honebein, Fremont
Gary McDowell, Modesto
*Rhonda Hicks, Benicia
Dwana (Dennis) McGuigan, Modesto
*Barbara Keller, Santa Cruz
*Mike McNaughton, Turlock
*William Kelsay, Aptos
*Jim and Linda Patrick, Modesto
Thomas and Barbara Powell, Newman Gary & Lynell (Mahaffey) Kirk,
Richmond
Dorothy Reis, Modesto
Ivy Kitajima, Sunnyvale
*Edwina Rogers, Modesto
*Michele (Fink) Knapp, Avila Beach
*Collin and Lisa Schut, Modesto
*Ethel and David Knops, Berkeley
Kathy (Carlson) Smith, Turlock
*David and Marian Knutson, Los
*Jack Stewart, Jr., Modesto
Angeles
*Barbara Torrison, Modesto
*Dr. Ralph Koldinger, Sacramento
*Mark A. Trinta, Modesto
Mary Lisa (Perez) Kuhn, Carmel
Dr. John S. Woolley, Modesto
*Rita (Hector) Low, Manteca
*Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martins, Hayward
OTHER CALIFORNIA
Mary Joaquina Martins, San Francisco
*Linda (Torrison) Alberta, Sonora
*Ruthann (Thorkelson) Baker, Newark *Doyle McElhern, Auburn
Lynda (Hagemann) McGee, LaVerne
Frances (Bravo) Ballestero, Ventura
Marie (Del Nero) Mudget, Fresno
Beverly (Riddle) Beedie, Sacramento
*Judy (Houk) Murphy, Elk Grove
Delores Bertolosso, Walnut Creek
*Jacquelyn Neil, San Diego
*Vico Bondietti, Arroyo Grande
Jim Nunes, Los Angeles
*Lowell Bowman, Carmichael
Joseph & Joyce (Hanson) O’Brien,
*Tom Patterson Bratney, Fresno
Lafayette
*Jonathan Burke, Sacramento
*Archie Parker, Sacramento
Robert Callahan, Jamestown
*Donald Parker, Belmont
Joan (Taylor) Campbell, Sanger
*Lauren & Betsy (Mayfield) Campbell, Samuel and Nitzi Phillips, Los Gatos
*Charles Ralston, Novato
Sacramento
OTHER STANISLAUS CO.
Dr. Karl Reimer, Fairfield
* Jody Jahn-Tom Robertson, San
Francisco
*Robert and Joann (Costa) Rodney,
Merced
Wilbur & Patricia Snoke, Gustine
*Carol Stamenson, Walnut Creek
*Kirk Stangeland, Lodi
*Gale Stroud, San Jose
*Audrine Wehinger, St. Helena
May (Harrison) Wreden, Livermore
*Ken Yamamoto, San Jose
OTHER STATES
*Sandy (Hoessel) Boyett, Columbia,
MD
*Pat and Patty Brennan, Marquette, MI
Kirk Campbell, Concord, MA
Robert & Judy (Bessey) Cowan,
Goodyear, AZ
Susan (Allen) D’Ambrosio, Milford,
CT
Zane & Margaret (Herger) Dory,
Ft. Collins, CO
*Kathleen Fiege, Portland, OR
*Ellie Giles, Sierra Vista, AZ
Emerald & Carol (Arambel) Halseth,
Pasco, WA
*Bill Harrison, Pakoa, HI
*Dorothy Hubbard, New Brunswick,
NJ
*Dee Lanphere, Chandler, AZ
Bruce Manuel, Kinder, LA
*Loretta Okel, Battle Ground, WA
*Justin W. Patterson, Keizer, OR
*John “Jay” Patterson, Redmond, OR
*Dan Ranger, Chama, NM
*Ruth Redelmeier, Ontario, Canada
*David & Joanne (McGee) Stewart,
Sequim, WA
*Stuart & Betty Sorenson, Boulder, CO
*Leanne (Carlson) Stone, Reno, NV
Beverlee (McCabe) Swanson, Prescott,
AZ
*Barbara J. Thompson, Roseburg, OR
*James E. Thompson, Portland, OR
*Mary Pat (Roscoe) Thompson,
Asheville, NC
Renewal time is here. For your convenience a membership card and addressed envelope is enclosed in this
publication of Spokes. Please send your dues soon so you will not miss out on our next publication.
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Historical Donations and Loans in 2014
WADE BINGHAM & SHANE DONLON – 9-page history of El Solyo Ranch from Bancroft Library plus ag news clips
CHRIS DENNIS – 2 FFA ties (blue and yellow) and 1987 wrestling patch when PHS won sub-section
GLORIA ELLERY – 1956 cheerleading outfit, sweater, skirt, gloves, shoes and photo of Gloria at football game
PHIL BREASHER – 2 metal balls, baseball champs. 1 marked 1945. Aerial photo of Patterson, color, about 1980
APRIL TERRERO – PHS Art Show trophy, winners 1973-89
FREDA HANSEN, deceased – 1914 photo of harvester and mule team, 1914
SHANE DONLON – history of El Solyo Ranch written by Roy Pike, 1935. 9 pages.
CLAUDE DELPHIA, deceased – Del Puerto Hotel book of stock shares, 1955
LOUIE MEDEIROS (loan) – Telephone box from El Solyo Ranch
RAMONA CASADO – 2 PHS pins, student council (1955) and typewriting
UNKNOWN – PHS graduation autograph book belonging to Florence Peterson Phillips. Many signatures and messages
LAURIE HARRISON – Sheet music written by Ray Sears
DAN ROSE – Blue t-shirt with honors won by race boat owner and driver Ernie Rose. Lists world records, 13 times
US#1
DAN ROSE (loan) – 4 frames of records held by race boat owner and driver Ernie Rose
PATTERSON IRRIGATOR – lead “pig” used to feed lead to melt by Linotype machines. Last used about 1970
PHIL BREASHER – 1972 Boy Scout handbook, assorted Cub Scout books, 1984 Diamond Jubilee bumper sticker
WINNIE KNUTSON WILSON – Medallion awarded Bridgford Co., inscribed “Grand Champion Holstein Friesian Cow
1918” and awarded by CA State Agricultural Society. Great seal of CA on one side
AMERICAN LEGION POST 168 – flag used at funeral of Jack Patterson, WWI veteran
FRANK STEHLI – 1962 PHS football schedule poster
MAY FUKUHARA NG – Patterson-Westley Monopoly game in tube
PHIL BREASHER – new Boy Scout shirt and early Del Puerto Hospital brochure
LINDA ALBERTA & BARBARA TORRISON – 33 rpm phonograph record of 1965 PHS concert band; Northmead
School brick w/plaque; 7 PHS yearbooks; program of PHS cornerstone laying, 1976; “Lifetime Memories” by Pearl
Nicolds; “Life on the Farm” by Mary Kruse Knutson; American flag
KENT DELPHIA – 1954 Stanislaus County study of Crows Landing Naval Base for potential Air Force Academy site
JAY OLSON – 1924 and 1933 PHS yearbooks
RODGER CRIPE – barber shop items used by his father Clyde Cripe including barber pole, clippers, state licenses, hair
cutting price list (1955), sharpening stones, pairs of scissors, straight razors.
RODGER CRIPE – misc. items belonging to his father including PanAm flight booklets, practice telegraph machine,
Morse code card, 1932 PHS class ring, fire dept. badge, bylaws and patch, flight instruction sheet, bag of lighters, buttons,
local pens and pencils
JOHN V. AZEVEDO deceased – numerous framed military photos that include John, framed certificates and
commendation ribbons, city resolution of thanks, framed glass case of his military medals, 1913 Patterson area map
CLAUDIA NEWCORN – 1935 Evans phone book, phone book on card (before 1935), history of Evans Telephone Co.
RON SWIFT – Large memorial trophy from 1927 given by Felix Signorotti in memory of his son Alfred. Presented to
the top Boy Scout of the year. Alfred was killed that year in an accident while on his way home from a Boy Scout
meeting.
JOHN V. AZEVEDO deceased – Sets of Stanislaus Stepping Stones, frame of military badges, color photo of John in
uniform, desk plaque made from wood from fire destroyed Del Puerto Hotel by Ken Halseth, numerous plaques and
proclamations, passport, military cap, sets of Gateways
WADE BINGHAM – misc. City Hall paperwork from when he was major and on council, photo of 1939 Rising Sun
students
MARY WHEELAND ELLZEY – 8 early hand tools
JOHN BORGES – WWI gas mask
RON SWIFT – pair of 1915 ice skates, 2 shaving brushes and soap, misc. desk items, old clothes hanger
DR. TOM KLEIN – full US Army uniform, Vietnam era
JOHN V. AZEVEDO deceased – large collection of books including U.S. military history and British royal family, plus
many more; many photos of Portuguese and Apricot Fiesta parades
JOAN (TAYLOR) CAMPBELL – 78rpm record of 1953 Patterson High band concert
GLEN SAUNDERS -- Full PHS band from early 1980s uniform including hat
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National History Day on Feb. 28 was a big event at Creekside Middle School when
students from around the county, most from Patterson and Newman, competed in
six divisions from exhibits to drama and video. They ranged from fourth graders
to seniors. The Patterson Unified School District hosted the event, which served as
the county finals. The six division winners are now eligible for state competition. A
featured guest was 95-year-old Lesley Williams, a World War II pilot and captain
in the famed Tuskegee Airman squadron of the Army Air Corps shown here being
greeted by Patterson Mayor Luis Molina. He is a Patterson resident and was
accompanied by his daughter, Penny Williams of Newman. Patterson Township
Historical Society officers Carol Scoles and Faye Hill were on hand to display both
the Lincoln Document of the Rancho del Puerto land grant and the Grayson Hotel
Registry of 1876-81 which proved to be popular with the students.
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Cripe Barber Pole Added to Museum
A major addition to our museum was added recently when Rodger Cripe donated a barber pole used years
ago by his family. Rodger, a society member who lives in Murphys, had the glass replaced before Ronald
Rogers installed the revolving lighted pole just inside the museum’s east door. It is being examined by museum
curator Ron Swift. The original Cripe shop was located on South Third Street and was owned by Simon Cripe,
Rodger’s grandfather. Simon is pictured standing next to the pole in an old society photograph. By then he had
a jewelry store on Del Puerto Avenue and his brother Roy had taken over the shop. Rodger’s father Clyde was
the last of the family’s barbers, taking over the shop from Roy in the 1950s. The shop was forced to relocate
after a major South Third Street fire in 1964 caused water damage.
Spokes photos by Jaime Reyna
Patterson Township
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Patterson CA 95363
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