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WHITESBOG --- LIFE AND TIMES
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1921 August 13, Lakehurst Ready To Receive ZR-2 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER--PHILADELPHIA
1921 September 16, The Big Show At Mount Holly Evening Public Ledger--Philadelphia
1921 September 16, The Big Show At Mount Holly Evening Public Ledger--Philadelphia
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1918 September 22--EDGE Leads Senate Race in New Jersey
1918 November 6--Edge and Baird Victors in New Jersey
1918 August 8,"Kidnaped" Boys Sought in Pines Evening Public Ledger--Philadelphia
1917 January 10--Dr. Emelin P. Darlington, local doctor observes flock of 65 Evening Grosbeaks in Browns Mills-in -the-Pines
1916 October 8 Suspect Dead Man Was Rider Bandit
1916 October 7--Girl Held As Head Of Motor Bandits, Says She Was Dupe
Pig' n Whistle Match Cover
1908 January---FORT FAMILY IN PEMBERTON
1897 Cranberry Pickers on Strike at White's bog
1916 October 5, Cranberry King A.J. Rider Shot by Highwaymen after payroll.
The New York Times. October 06, 1916,
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Friday, September 24, 2010
MALLOW'S The PIG n' WHISTLE INN
New Jersey Mirror
MARRIAGE
Pierce-Felton
Date: May 12, 1937
Page: 1
Column: 7
Summary: Miss Mary Elizabeth Felton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Felton, of New Alexandria, Pa., and George I. Pierce, of New York City, were married at the Presbyterian parsonage, at Beacon, N. Y., on Thursday afternoon, May 6, at 4:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. MacKinley, pastor of the church preformed(sic) the ceremony. Miss Rebecca Woods, of Cold Springs, N. Y., was maid of honor for the bride, and William Feigelstock, of New York City, was best man for the groom. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce left for a week's wedding trip to Virginia Beach, Va., at The Cavalier Hotel. On Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Felton, are giving a reception at the Pig'n Whistle Inn, Brown's Mills, for about fifty of their friends. The bride is a graduate of Greensburg High School, where she was class valedictorian, and of Wellesley College, where she was an honor student. Mrs. M. W. Felton and her daughter came as guests to the inn at Brown's Mills in 1921 and operated it from that year to 1928 as an inn. They sold it that year but returned in 1930, at that time operating it as a sanatorium for some years, returning it to the status of an inn in 1936. Mr. Pierce is a second vice president of Chase National Bank, New York City, and is a member of the Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn and Huntingdon, Long Island. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce will make their home at 494 Greenwood avenue, Trenton.
MARRIAGES
Headline: MT. HOLLY PERSONALS
Date: June 8, 1939
Page: 4
Column: 2
Summary: Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce who have been spending sometime(sic) in California since their marriage have taken a cottage on Mirror Lake at Brown's Mills for the summer. Mrs. Pierce will be remembered as the former Miss Mary Felton, manager and proprietor of the Pig'n Whistle Inn at Brown's Mills.
Marriage
Headline: Hart--Pierce
Date: November 22, 1940
Page: 4
Column: 5
Summary: Mrs. Mary Felton Pierce and Frank E. Hart, of the Pig'n Whistle Inn, Brown's Mills, were married on Monday afternoon, November 18, 1940, at 4:30 o'clock at the Holley Chambers, 33 Washington Square, West New York City, the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hart. Mrs. Pierce id the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McAllister W. Felton, of New Alexandria, Pennsylvania, and widow of George L. Pierce, former vice president of Chase Nstional Bsnk, New York City. Mr. Hart is a graduate of Syracuse University. After December 1, 1940, Mr. and Mrs. Hart will reside at the Pig'n Whistle Inn.
Harvard Alumni Bulletin
May 1922
The New York Times
COL. PFEIFFER DIES; WAS JERSEY LEADER; Former State Senator, Who Was Prominent in Democratic Politics, Expires at 70.
. February 25, 1926,
Fire in the Pig'n Whistle Inn's, Browns Mills, NJ, early out fourteen guests of thehotel in one section of the building and did damage estimated at $4000 before the ...
September 13, 1927
200 ROUTED AS INN BURNS; 100 Firemen Battle in Vain to Save Jersey Building.
September 07, 1936,
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
1909 September 22--- Frank Earl Died Suddenly
Frank Earl
OBITUARY
New Jersey Mirror
September 22, 1909
Summary: ... ---Frank Earl, a resident of Pemberton, who was well known throughout the county, died suddenly at his home early Saturday(presumably a reference to September 18, 1909), after an attack of acute indigestion. He had not been feeling for nearly a week, and on Friday, while at his cranberry bogs, he became so ill that he had to be removed to his home. Physicians administered to him without avail. Mr. Earl was a civil engineer and surveyor, and his knowledge of real estate titles made his services valuable, especially to those having dealings in pine district properties, on which he was engaged extensively. In addition to the knowledge he had gained through his own efforts, he was greatly aided by the papers and books of his father Franklin W. Earl, who was engaged in the same line of work prior to his death when struck by the cars at the Pine street crossing, Mount Holly, some years ago. ...
September 22, 1909
Summary: ... ---Frank Earl, a resident of Pemberton, who was well known throughout the county, died suddenly at his home early Saturday(presumably a reference to September 18, 1909), after an attack of acute indigestion. He had not been feeling for nearly a week, and on Friday, while at his cranberry bogs, he became so ill that he had to be removed to his home. Physicians administered to him without avail. Mr. Earl was a civil engineer and surveyor, and his knowledge of real estate titles made his services valuable, especially to those having dealings in pine district properties, on which he was engaged extensively. In addition to the knowledge he had gained through his own efforts, he was greatly aided by the papers and books of his father Franklin W. Earl, who was engaged in the same line of work prior to his death when struck by the cars at the Pine street crossing, Mount Holly, some years ago. ...
Sep 17, 1909
Place of Death: Pemberton
Place of Burial:
Publication: New Egypt Press
Sep 24, 1909
Notes: "Pemberton Man dies suddenly." Died suddenly on Friday afternoon. Earl was the son of Frank Earl, the civil engineer and surveyor who was killed by the cars at Pine street crossing, Mount Holly. [Note: Franklin W. Earl, d. May 17, 1883, see citation.]
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OBITUARIES
Headline: DIED.
Date: May 23, 1883
Summary: EARL.--At Mount Holly, May 17, Franklin W. Earl, of Pemberton, aged 73 years.
Earl, Franklin W.
Death Date: May 17, 1883
Place of Death: Mount Holly
Place of Burial:
Publication: Burlington Gazette
May 19, 1883
Page: 3
Column: 3
Notes: From Pemberton. Accident - killed at graveyard crossing Pine St, Mount Holly. [See also: Inquest, 5/26/1883, p.3:5]
Name: Earl, Franklin W.
Death Date: May 24, 1903
Place of Death: Burlington
Place of Burial:
Publication: Mount Holly Herald
May 30, 1903
Page: 3
Column: 6
Notes: Formerly practiced law in New York city. He had been in ill health for several years. He is survived by his wife, a daughter of William G. Birney, and one son.
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