WHITESBOG -- the Life and Times: 08/01/2010

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

1921 The Big Show At Mount Holly

Evening Public Ledger--Philadelphia

September 16, 1921

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Cranberry Growers See Plane Spray Budd's Bog With Amazing Speed Aug 26, 1925

The paper on airplane pest control dusting presented at the

American Cranberry Growers' Association 56th Annual Convention

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Governor Runyon appoints Browns Mills doctor to board of elections, August 23, 1919

EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER--PHILDELPHIA

August, 23, 1919

Governor William Nelson Runyon LINKS One Two Three

1919 Peace Treaty with Germany

Photo of Document

Paris Peace Conference

WWI Treaties

Lakehurst Ready To Receive ZR-2, August 13, 1921

EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER--PHILADELPHIA
August 13, 1921

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Lakehurst Road 1914

South Pemberton Road 1896

October 4, 1920

Monday, August 23, 2010

"Kidnaped" Boys Sought in Pines

Evening Public Ledger--Philadelphia
August 8, 1918

June 16, 1920

M.E. Church, Browns Mills

Summer Weddings held at

M. E. Church

In-The-Pines

August 24, 1938
Miss Grace E. Rowland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rowland, of Little Pine Lake and Drexel Hill, Pa., became the bride of Robert R. Dougdale, son of Robert S. Dougdale, of Philadelphia, at a four o'clock ceremony in Brown's Mills M. E. Church on Saturday afternoon. Rev. Joseph T. Edwards officiated.

August 17,1938
Dugdale-Rowland -- Miss Grace Rowland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rowland, of Little Pine Lake, Brown's Mills, and Drezell Park, Pa., became the bride of Robert R. Dugdale, son of Robert S. Dugdale, of Philadelphia, at a quiet 4 o'clock ceremony in the Brown's Mills Community M. E. Church on Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Joseph T. Edwards officiated. Miss Rose M. Rowland, the bride's sister, and William Errickson, of Philadelphia, were the only attendants. The couple will make their home in Llanerch, Pa.

July 3, 1935
Terry-Morgan -- Miss Catherine L. Morgan, of Wainscott, L. I., and Captain Thomas E. Terry a Reserve Engineer, stationed at Camp Dix, were married in the Brown's Mills M. E. Church Saturday afternoon by Rev. Edward Foote, in a military wedding. Miss Margaret Morgan, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Captain F. W. Lee, was best man. The couple was also attended by a military guard of honor.