December 2021 Newsletter - Holiday Dinner/Program food collection project for local kids.January 2022 Newsletter - Pictures from Holiday Events Annual Financial Report Planning for 2022.February 2022 Newsletter - Summary of 2022 Planning Meeting.March 2022 - Mardi Gras Celebration Planned.April 2022 Newsletter - Mardi Gras Celebration/School Project Pictures Spring Events Coming Up.

May 2022 Newsletter - Road Rally & Program Pictures Roast Beef Dinner.

June 2022 Newsletter - Tour of Therapeutic Riding Farm Ham Dinner.July 2022 Newsletter - Picnic at Montour Preserve Pulled Pork Dinner.Click here for directions and more details. Jason Paulhamus, owner of BugEaters & Stony Gap Bonsai in Cogan Station. The program 'Carnivorous Plants & Bonsai' will feature a demonstration by Mr. The next regular first Tuesday Eagle Grange gathering will be held July 5, 2022, in the form of a picnic in Goose Cove Pavilion #3 at Montour Preserve, 600 Preserve Road, Danville, PA. A kitchen and restroom addition was made in 1968Ĭlick here for the Eagle Grange informational brochure and membership application. The building remained there until the summer of 1940 when construction of the newly expanded highway required Eagle Grange to move the building directly across the road to its current location on the eastern side of Route 15. The location was beside the Pine Street School at what is now the intersection of Blind Road and the western side of Route 15. The Grange met in members' home and the Pine Street School until a quarter acre of land was purchased from Luke Eger in 1887 to build a two-story hall (shown at right). Eagle Grange #1, so named because of its location at the foot of Bald Eagle Mountain, was officially founded March 4, 1871. Within a year, Eger generated enough interest among his neighbors in Montgomery and Elimsport to form the first local Grange in the state. The Grange spark came to Pennsylvania sometime in 1870 when Luke Eger, a farmer near Williamsport in Lycoming County, read about the fledgling organization and its rapid growth in some parts of the country.

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