Polish-American Club Dedicates New $130,000 Hall With Fete

PACC hall dedication — Camden Courier-Post, March 20, 1950
Camden Courier-Post, March 20, 1950
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Polish-American Club Dedicates New $130,000 Hall With Fete A banquet attended by more than 400 members and guests of the Polish American Citizens Club marked the formal opening of the spacious new $130,000 community hall at Warsaw and Lowell streets. Congressman Wolverton joined Mayor H. A. Brunner and the Rev. Strenski, pastor of St. Joseph's R. C. Church, in congratulating the organization's members and officers on erecting the new building during a period when a scarcity of materials and high construction costs had hampered many building programs. The hall at Warsaw and Lowell Streets was erected in 1949 but it was not until the dedication banquet Saturday night that the formal ceremonies were conducted.

A banquet attended by more than 400 members and guests of the Polish American Citizens Club marked the formal opening of the spacious new $130,000 community hall at Warsaw and Lowell streets.

Congressman Wolverton joined Mayor H. A. Brunner and the Rev. Strenski, pastor of St. Joseph's R. C. Church, in congratulating the organization's members and officers on erecting the new building during a period when a scarcity of materials and high construction costs had hampered many building programs. The hall at Warsaw and Lowell Streets was erected in 1949 but it was not until the dedication banquet Saturday night that the formal ceremonies were conducted.

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