BUSINESS DIRECTORY
THE SOCIETY NEWS
All the latest information on the
Monroeville Historical Society.
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By Robert Elms
MHS Gears Up to Celebrate the
50th Anniversary of
Community Tree Lighting
T
he Monroeville Chorus and the Monroeville Historical
Society will celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the
“Community Tree Lighting” at the Old Stone Church on
November 26 at 7 p.m. A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held
at the start of the program to recognize this milestone event. The
program has special seasonal music by our local Monroeville
Chorus and concludes with an interactive tree lighting ceremony.
The Monroeville Chorus always adds a few special features to
their exceptional musical presentation. At the conclusion of the
choral presentation and prior to the actual tree lighting, scouts are
encouraged to decorate the tree in front of the church with their
own hand-created decorations. Local scouting organizations as well
as the public are invited. Please join us for this very special evening
at Monroeville’s historic landmark building, the Old Stone Church.
The Society can always use members and volunteers to help
with the building and grounds upkeep, to assist with community
events and to participate in Society plans and meetings. The
Monroeville Historical Society has two general missions: (1)
to help preserve our community’s heritage and (2) to educate
the public as to our common history. The Society meetings are
held the third Tuesday of every month, except for December and
February, in the Monroeville Public Library at 7 p.m. The public is
invited and welcome to attend these meetings. Additional Society
information, pictures, books and events can be found on the
monroevillehistorical.org website.
The Old Stone Church
For more information about the Monroeville
Historical Society, visit monroevillehistorical.org,
e-mail [email protected] or
call 412.856.1000.
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724.942.0940 TO ADVERTISE
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