Worshippers leaving 11 a.m. mass on Easter Day, 1965, at St. Paul Roman Catholic Church found the breezes a little chilly and the sun behind the clouds. The unseasonably...
More than 300 employees and community leaders attended Armco Steel's Founder's Day ceremonies and luncheon on in April of 1948 in the Reclamation Warehouse building. Som...
Members of the Saxonburg Golden Generals look over some tulips as they prepared for a trip to the Holland, Mich., Tulip Festival on April 7, 1972. The festival took plac...
Patrolman David Fishel, president of Butler’s Fraternal Order Of Police Lodge 32, seated at right, presents Robert Huey, at left, with a certificate of meritorious servi...
Mrs. F.R. Fennell, left, presented awards to the winners of the essay contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary in April 1967. Recipients were, from left, front...
The band, The Night Wind, playing above, was one of those competing in March 1971 for a $200 Jaycee’s contest prize. Other bands in the competition included The Westside...
Fifth and sixth grade students at Emily Brittain School attended a space science lecture demonstration March 23, 1964, presented by the National Aeronautics and Space Ae...
Members of the 1984 Butler YMCA girls’ swim team who gathered for the group photo in March of that year were, left to right: front row, Suzanne Street, Amy Zechman, Mega...
In March of 1985, second graders at Haine Elementary School in Cranberry Township combined the study of nutrition with St. Patrick’s Day to cook up a Think Green Feast. ...
When Lauren Abes, left, and Pam Hays started out for their sixth grade class at Center Avenue School on this late February day in 1965, it had been raining. By the time ...
