Butler, PA Blog

"To Those Who Died...
Honor And Eternal Rest,
To Those Still in Bondage...
Remembrance and Hope,
To Those Who Returned...
Gratitude and Peace"{Names}Photo: Barbara Bloom

For God and Country
In Honor of the Boys of Butler County Who Served Their Country And in Memory of Those Who Made the Supreme Sacrifice In The World War 1914-1918Inscription on the monument
This park is located at the intersection of Cunningham St. and New Castle St. on a small strip of land.Photo: Barbara Bloom

The Franklin Glass Beneficial association's new recreational center at the city limits on Ziegler Ave. extension road, have provided cooling touches to the brows of many a feverish youngster. Above is shown the swimming pool which has been rebuilt this year. The water is 10 feet deep at its greatest depth. A new chlorinenator keeps the water pure at all times. The above picture was snapped on a recent hot afternoon.
Thanks: Bill May

The Franklin Glass Beneficial association's new recreational center at the city limits on Ziegler Ave. extension road, have provided cooling touches to the brows of many a feverish youngster. Above is shown the swimming pool which has been rebuilt this year. The water is 10 feet deep at its greatest depth. A new chlorinenator keeps the water pure at all times. The above picture was snapped on a recent hot afternoon. Thanks: Bill May

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In a 1994 Butler Eagle interview when he was running for his first Senate term Rick Santorum said he had fond memories of Butler "the greatest place in the world to grow up, for so many reasons". In his Iowa Caucus speech Jan 4, 2012 he mentioned Butler, PA.  
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Our stately main courtroom. Photo: Barbara Bloom

The main courtroom. Photo: Barbara Bloom

Looking good!Wishing you a Merry Christmas 2011

"Over the past dozen years I have worked on a book, one of true crime and arguably the most notorious and recalled criminal episode in Western Pennsylvania history." James Hollock.
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