BHS Friday Night Football ~ 2013

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2013

     Won 1 -- Lost 8

08/30 BHS 03 [L] – Seneca Valley 28
09/06 BHS 38 [W] – Shaler 27
09/13 BHS 19 [L] - Pine Richland 49
09/20 BHS 00 [L] - North Hills 49
09/27 BHS 03 [L] - North Allegheny 58

10/04 BHS 00 [L] -  Upper St. Clair    37
10/11 BHS 07 [L] -  Hempfield Area   42

10/18 BHS 17 [L] -  Fox Chapel      49

10/18 BHS 00 [L] -  Central Catholic  55

Cummings Candy ~

Our still sedate coffee shop on Main Street. 

YWCA ~ Young Women's Christian Association

Across from the old bus terminal. 

Dr. Walters [Dentist] on the 1st floor. 

Gone Forever ~

Deshon VA Hospital ~

Thanks: Dennis Moffitt

Hutchinson's Dry Cleaning ~

Our excellent dry-cleaner.

Photo: Barbara Bloom

Train under the Viaduct ~

We heard the whistle blowing . . .

Thanks: Pat Gallagher

Gone Forever ~

Catty-corner to the old Majestic Theater

Penn Theater ~

Photo: Paul Johnson Jr. 

Renovation had begun, then the project was dropped. 

Norman Saleet ~ Musician

Songwriter, guitarist and actor

Norman Saleet

was born in Butler. He began playing guitar at age 15. With his brother Michael Jr. he formed the band Good Family in 1973.

Butler Ford ~

Butler County Ford 

Ford corner since 1919. 
Photo: Paul Johnston Jr. 

Flooding ~ October 15, 1954

Photo: Barbara Bloom

Korean War Memorial ~

Korea
1950 - 1953
The Forgotten War

Photo: Barbara Bloom

Atlas Hotel ~

Was close to the railroad station.

Thanks: Dave Craig

Tom Panei ~ Butler Artist BHS '87

Artwork of Tom Panei adorns our town. 

Thank you, Tom! 

Main Street Artery ~

Photo: Paul Johnson Jr. 

Mayor Margaret Stock ~ BHS '69

Mayor Maggie Stock

 brought to public office the values and wisdom she learned in our small town, and recently she shared some of that inspiration by releasing a volume of poetry inspired by Butler. 

“Life in a Small Town” contains 21 poems.

Broad Street School and War Memorial ~

Photo: Ken Cooper

First United Methodist Church ~

The First Methodist Episcopal Church was established as the head of the Butler Circuit in 1825. The congregation’s first church was built in 1827 on West Wayne. The congregation moved to its current location in 1874, with this church being built in 1904. It is now the First United Methodist Church. 

The Rev. Johnnie David Panther died on Sunday, May 26, 2013. 

He was 56.

Teachers at St. Fidelis Seminary ~

Capuchin faculty 1939-1940
Thanks: Mike Shuler

Troutman's ~ 1950s

They had everything including bicycles and electric trains.

Armco Workhorse ~

Judge John H. Brydon ~ Slippery Rock HS '48

† May 2011

Judge Brydon practiced law in Slippery Rock and Butler from 1959-82 and served as district attorney from Butler County from 1964-82. He then served as Common Pleas Judge for Butler County from 1982 until 2005.

Erich's Restaurant ~

Open for business and doing well.

Photo: Pat Gallagher

St. Fidelis Seminary

Thanks: Mike Shuler

Synagogue ~ Congregation B’nai Abraham

April 20, 2012

A memorable observance of 
Yom Hashoah-Holocaust Remembrance Day.

They hosted Holocaust survivor and former “hidden child”, Ms. Shulamit Bastacky who related her tale of survival in World War II in Poland, where she was sheltered by a righteous gentile. Her message was drawn from her own experiences.

North Main Street Residence ~

Home of John Berg on North Main Street around 1967, was just above the Butler Towers Apartments.

Photo: Dave Miller

Butler Cubs ~

Photo taken in the 1940s. 

Thanks: Elmer Macklin

Old Stone House ~

A landmark saved. 

Slippery Rock ~

We preferred the Rocks to the swimming pool.