Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
LOCALIZED BOXING
At PENN'S GROVE
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
Subscribed for the Erection of
an Exhibition Hall.
stat Correspondence Of Every Evening

staff Correspondents of Every Evening
Penn's Grove. n. J.. April 25.-BoxIng
exhibitions governed by a law recently
enacted by the New Jersey Legislature
will be given in Pcnns Grove. For that
purpose the Pcnn's Grove Athletic
Association has been organized with
capitalization of S25.000 and will erect
hall 100 feet square and capable of
seating 2.400 persons. Three men
J. Albert Fisher. John X Duffy and DR.
Charles Ncwton-hold all the stock of
The association. which will continue =
close corporation. II has elected MIR
Fisher president, Mr.. Duffy treasurer
and Or. Newton secretary. Ten per
cent Of the gross receipts viii go To the
state
Penns Grove also has organized
baseball club. Of which the officers arr
President, George II flknton. vice
president. Harry Bitzstein; secretary,
Robert f. Englcr; treasurer. Milton
feathcrer, business manager. 7. Homer
Leap; field manager and captain, Ray
Fish publicity manager Harry j. Gable;
directors. : Il. Bowen Hollis Ashcraft
IIoWar, Borden. W : Leap, Edward
Keen Thcodorp Fish and Frank Gavcnta
The Bureau Of Public Information has
appointed Frederic \. CentIcu chairman
OF tho folIr-mlnutc mon for the Penn
Grove Carney Point district ID. V
Surnmcrill and " b Surran of Penn
Grove and Frank O'Connor. John \
Weldln. c. G NcCaullcy. i. ;, Hockey,
Charles T. Wood. Il : Smith and W !
kcilcv of Carney Point are his colleagues.
The fnur-minutc mon viii address the
public on war subjects
Shchlc Grove. on The river front, has
heCn sold for building sites. Arthur
VI ncnncv James Il. Summcrlll, Frank
Rrldway. Harry Cawlev, Lemuol T
LAYTON. Milton .Iusticr. George Nunvan,
EIo7ckiah Morris and Joseph Chandler
" III erect dwellings on the tract
The du Pont Developing Go. has pur-
,hs sod Mis- ChriStiana Wright 5 farm
ucs.r Pcnn's Grove. for $4,000 Il also
ha>; bought George II locuson $ homo |
stead
Vcnn's Grove wll have campmceting
from June It to Juno - and viii observe
Tlnc If rs Patnotic Day nrS Forrest |
NJ Dagger and Charles VI Boswell Of |
nbladclpIia and DT William l.. Pcttin-
: II nf Wilmington viii bc attractions /
III ! Rlohm. Samuel pcnncv George
.Ior,iau J = Riggn, Hildrcth y Turner. |
Thomas Hunt William stiles, Edward |
: Harris and David Paulin have hCcn
elected trustees eI - ! alll $ Ntiffn-
Tor the nCNt scholastic wear Penn :
Grove has appropriated ST. 900 and !
PcnnsviIlc g.. 500 Tho schools also will
hc aided l,v the State William \ Sum |
merrill. Matthew Mitchell. Lewis G Cook |
aud Henry l. Miner are new members Of |
Tie Pcnn'S Grove Board of Education
William Hanna. Edward \ Heron Earl
Kennedy and William Spear have been
looted members OF tho Pcnnsville Board |
ut Fducation Edwin Leap has been
elected president and David & Sailor
vice-presidcnt Of tho Board Of Education
of Upper Penn's Neck township, Thr
students of the Penn Grove High
School publish quarterly magazine
Thomas c. Summcnll. Herbert Brakcr
Naomi O Scovilc Helen Turner William
Callahan and Helen NJ Enos comprise
the editorial staff,