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Ambridge| Town in Beaver County, west Pennsylvania, USA; population (1990) 8,100. It is located on the Ohio River, 27 km/17 mi northwest of Pittsburgh, on the site of the utopian community Economy (1825–1905); remains of the original village have been restored. Modern Ambridge is named for the American Bridge County. It has developed as a steelmaking centre. |
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Peter's Slovak Evangelical Lutheran Church in Uniontown, with
families listed in the baptismal registry of 1897-1916 from as far away
as Leisenring (16 miles), Vanderbilt (19 miles), Fredericktown,
Washington County (20 miles), Greensburg (30 miles), Fayette City (32
miles), Ambridge, Beaver County (47 miles) and even recurring entries
for Dixonville, Indiana County, an amazing 70 miles to the northeast. "I am evangelical; I am catholic; I am charismatic; I am
liberal, because I have indwelt all those," Archbishop of
Canterbury George Carey said during an interview while visiting Trinity
Episcopal School for Ministry in Ambridge, Pa. Clearwater, Pittsburgh, PA, announced the acquisition of WSP
Chemicals & Technology, an Ambridge, PA-based manufacturer of
synthetic water-soluble polymers. |