
Benjamin W. Bonk
Seaman First Class Benjamin Wallace Bonk of Camden, NJ served aboard the submarine USS Escolar (SS-294), lost with all hands in the Yellow Sea in late 1944. He is memorialized at the Tablets of the Missing, Manila American Cemetery.
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Seaman First Class Benjamin Wallace Bonk of Camden, NJ served aboard the submarine USS Escolar (SS-294), lost with all hands in the Yellow Sea in late 1944. He is memorialized at the Tablets of the Missing, Manila American Cemetery.
A February 1938 Camden Courier-Post notice of the Polish American Citizens Club resuming its amateur boxing shows with nine bouts at the Bonsall School auditorium.
A February 1938 Camden Courier-Post notice that the Polish-American Citizens Club's amateur boxing shows at Bonsall School had been postponed to February 23.
A Camden Courier-Post account of Father's Night at the Henry L. Bonsall School Parent-Teacher Association, February 1938, listing the schoolchildren who took part — among them Benny Bonk.

A January 1938 Camden Courier-Post report on the South Camden Civic Association — a predominantly Polish-American group in Whitman Park — backing the Workers' Alliance relief bill.

A January 1938 Camden Courier-Post report on the opening of the Whitman Park Basketball League, sponsored by the Polish-American Citizens' Club and playing at Bonsall School.

A January 1938 Camden Courier-Post notice of an amateur boxing show sponsored by the Polish-American Citizens Club at the Bonsall School auditorium, with thirteen bouts arranged.