Community organization notices and events in Blairsville area
Announcements of meetings and events from various churches and groups in Blairsville and Indiana, including Ladies Aid Society First Baptist Church June 4 1:30 p.m. at the educational building, King’s Daughters Class Graystone U P Church June 13, Women’s Association Presbyterian Church June 12 8 p.m. program We Seek to Understand, Republican Women Flag Day Luncheon June 14 12:30 p.m. Elks Club with John P. Saylor, Northeast Indiana County Community Development Program meeting June up to formulate summer plans and July 4th celebration, corn party June 14 benefiting building fund, Goodfellow Class First Methodist June 13 8 p.m., Catholic Daughters Golden Jubilee planning June 13 installation and June 30 Mass and dinner, American Legion Auxiliary Unit 494 Homer City June 12 7:30 p.m. election of officers and delegates to state convention, Blairsville Grange Swiss steak dinner June 12 12 noon to 9 p.m., Busy Bees Blairsville RT. I annual bus tour June 13 to Woolrich plants Lewisburg and Nam— City stop times, Learn reunion June 29 Indiana Lions Health Camp, Boy Scout Troop 34 Home newspaper drive June 12, Indiana WOT Moose Chapter H1260 meeting June tonight 8 p.m. at Moose Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church of
Blairsville
George Graham
Calvin United Presbyterian Church
Circle One
Indiana Council of Republican Women
Elks Club
Indiana
John P. Saylor
W. P. Davis
William Jones Sr
Indiana County
Glen Campbell
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 494
Homer City
Pest
Mullen Ave
Larger Bedrooms Drive Bigger Homes Trend Today
A trend toward larger bedrooms and beds reflects Americans growing taller and heavier. Master rooms now commonly measure 13 by 17 feet or 16 by 19 feet, often furnished like living rooms with queen or king beds, lounge chairs, tables, and sofas. Designers note these rooms are planned for all-day activity and placed away from busy family areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Wack
Extension Home Economist
Indiana County
Wack
Polly's Pointers: Safety, Shower Tricks, and Handy Hacks
A collection of reader tips and home hacks from Dear Polly. Tips include bolting a car belt to a baby's high chair for safety, using bath oil to faux-shower, a plastic freezer container for cupboard storage, a decoy sock cover with a pillow for comfort on a can, and clever repurposing ideas for organizing large sweaters in a tall can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Baby
Elizabeth
Elodie
Suzanne
Flower Filled Window Boxes Lend Old World Charm
Americans admire European love of flowers as spring and summer approach. Beautify homes with window boxes or balcony planters using geraniums or other varieties suited to sun or shade. Choose one bloom type per box for drama. water sparingly, fertilize in bloom, and move potted plants indoors for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of American Florists
June 19 Garden Club Tour features six local homes
Indiana residents will tour six homes on Wednesday June 19 as part of the annual Garden Club Tour. Stops include Harold Loos’s garden at 245 Church St, the Old Log House on Wayne Ave with pioneer costume greeters, Clarence Marcus’s contemporary home, the historic Croyland house soon to be an attraction, Clair Kinter’s bubble-top observatory home, and Claypool Manor built in 1923 by L W Robinson. Tea on the patio with dress code notes. Tickets from Garden Club members or Henry Halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Marcus
Old Jerusalem
Szych
Katz
Marcus
Center
John Creps
Wayne Hayward
Garden Club
Indiana
Harold Loos
Church St
Wayne Ave
Croylands Acres
Marcus's
Croyland
Harry White
Clair Kinter
Claypool
Kinters
Claypoole Manor
Vernon R. Claypools
L. W. Robinson
R & P Coal Company
Arthur McHenry
Henry Halls
Vernon Claypoole
Coypoole Manor
Clair Weaver
Route 422
Effective Use of Outdoor Space in Homes
The article urges homeowners and builders to maximize outside areas as part of indoor outdoor living. It discusses realigning interior spaces to overlook back yards, using fences screens and lush plantings to create private outdoor rooms, and suggests sliding doors and ceramic tile to fuse interior and exterior spaces.
Double Ring Wedding Involving Judy Ann McKinney Hudnall
Judy Ann McKinney wed Kenneth Hudnall in a May 28 double ring ceremony at the Grace Pentecostal Church parsonage Johns town. The bride and attendants wore lace gowns with pink accents and pearl teardrop accessories. After a reception, the couple planned a move to Long Beach California with the groom in the Navy aboard USS Orlock and a two year Japan deployment scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McKinney
Cramer R. D
Wintondale
Judy Ann
Kenneth Hudnall
Kenneth H. Hudnall
Armagh
Edward S. Opdenhoff
Grace Penecostal Church of
Johnstown
Carol McKinney
Hugh Hudnall
Long Beach Calif
U.S. Navy
USS
Orlock
United High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
Leonia MacCulloch
Rose Kunkle
Margaret
Kathryn Steffy
King's Daughters
Graystone UP Church
Presbyterian Women OF
Corn Party
Glen Campbell School
North East Indiana County Development Committee
Goodfellow
First Methodist Church
Arthur Goehring
Helen Norman
Gertrude Tomb
Mable McQuown
ST. Bernard
ALA
Blairsville Grange
Indiana Lions Health Camp
BOY Scout
Boy Scout Troop
Home
Marion Center
MOOSE
Society News
Polly’s
Polly Cramer
Dorothy
Marguerita
MRS, E.D
Chevy Chase
Beulah Baptist Church
Debbie Costello
Joelle Jones
Brenda Mogle
Sandy Lambing
Cheryl Jones
Cindy Mogle
Neal Isenberg
Navy
Japan
Hudnall
Bestform Foundations
Kenneth A. Hudnall
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