Ceremony honors post commanders pin recipient and speaker
The event featured Commander Donald Barton receiving the post commander's pin and Attorney Samuel Bonavita of Warren serving as the speaker for the occasion.
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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
4
The event featured Commander Donald Barton receiving the post commander's pin and Attorney Samuel Bonavita of Warren serving as the speaker for the occasion.
Halgren Wilcox post No 658 of Youngsville marked the thirty fifth anniversary of the American Legion with a Monday dinner at the legion home. Attorney Samuel Bonavita of Warren spoke as Commander Donald Barton reviewed the group’s accomplishments and upcoming memorial rock plaque at Island Park gate. Albert Whaley received a service pin. Teen Age orchestra provided dinner music with Lee Thompson as master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Henry Brooks oversees a seven week first aid course for Youngsville mothers. Mrs. Harley Lee receives a head bandage demonstration as instructor Eugene Brown observes. Dr. Verg of Warren will speak on mass casualty applications. Over twenty citizens attend.
Construction started in Youngsville as workers place steel framework for the new building. The project aims to relieve crowded conditions and is eagerly anticipated by the faculty and student population.
Miss Susan Bennink Sandra Jukes Jaqueline Woolworth and Jenine Loveland, Columbus Girl Scouts, pose after contributing to the Friendship Fund at the annual Youngsville party. The event marks the Juliette Low celebration honoring the founder of the American Girl Scout organization.
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