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BY LOGAN DAILY

Ewing Grange #2082 met at their hall with 12 members and three junior grangers attending. Worthy Chaplain Joan Fink gave the table grace before the carry-in-dinner.

Worthy Master Carolyn Kienzle thanked everyone who helped with the fair booth this year and for their first place win.

Plans were made for the following activities: 

  • Wiener roast and hayride, Oct. 12 at 6 p.m. at the Kienzle’s.
  • The grange’s bake sale, Oct. 18 at 8 a.m. at the gazebo at Worthington Park. The grange will be selling homemade bread, pies, cookies, candy and lots of goodies. This year as in the past, the grange is selling chances on a picnic basket, donated by Karen Cottrill and the late Mike Cottrill.

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