Eldora Abbott obituary 2003
from the Times Beacon 9 Jul 2003
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Geneva Van Vorst obituary, 1920
from the Tuckerton Beacon, 4 Mar 1920: Miss Geneva Van Vorst died at the home of her aunt, Mrs. S.B. Conkling. Miss Van Vorst was 35 years old. Death came after a short illness of pneumonia. With her mother she conducted a Millinery Parlor between Manahawken and Cedar Run. When her mother died several months ago, it left her alone in the world and, with her grandfather, she has been living on in the homestead. She will be greatly missed.
Thunderstorm in Cedar Run, 1918
New Jersey Courier 11 Jan 1918 A thunderstorm with plenty of lightning and rain on Monday last, an unusual occurrence this time of year. Dangerous walking also on Monday. Autos over the county pike went skidding along. I note that a number of public schools have been closed on account of the scarcity of coal, but do not note of any breweries being closed on account of no coal. Which is the most important, our schools or the breweries?
News From Cedar Run, 1916
New Jersey Courier 16 Oct 1916 Mrs. E.A. Lamson attended the WCTU convention in Barnegat on Thursday last. Capt. and Mrs. H.A. Smith and granddaughter of Barnegat spent Wednesday with Capt. and Mrs. S.Lamson. Nellie Giberson was an over Sunday guest of Mrs. C. Van Vorst at Ship Bottom. Mrs. Levi Cranmer and son, Hiram, visited Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Delatush in Red Bank on Sunday last. We are sorry to report Mrs. Madeline Salmons in very poor health. She is under the care of Dr. Bunnell. Leonard Giberson is employed in John Wannamaker's store for the winter. Walter Perrine was in town for the week end. Marvin Cranmer is over from Ship Bottom visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Cranmer. Mott Cranmer returned to his business in Philadelphia on Monday after a serious attack of illness. Miss Jennie Cranmer was a guest of Mrs. W.s. Cranmer on Monday afternoon.
News From Cedar Run, 1929
from the New Jersey Courier 9 Aug 1929 Rev. and Mrs. Milton ARNOLD from Binghamton, NY came down Tuesday to spend a month's vacation with her mother, Mrs. Jennie CRAMER. Mrs. Kathryn CRAMER and children spent Wednesday with Mrs. Janette CRAMER. Mrs. Amy BELL and Carrie MACDONALD spent Thursday in Atlantic City. Walter PEER has returned to Newark for a few weeks. Miss Hazel SMITH from Newark, NJ spent a weeks vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur YAGER. Mr. Howard SPRAGUE was a recent caller in Beach Haven. Russell PEER and little David CRAMER are on the sick list. Elwood CRAMER from Little Egg Harbor C.G.S. spent the week end home with his wife, Mrs. Kathern CRAMER. Clifford PEER from Newark spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Sophie PEER. Gorden CRAMER from Mayetta called to see Mr. WOOD saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George MACDONALD and sons George and Allen from Union, NJ spent Sunday with Mrs. Amy BELL. Mrs. Charles CRAMER from Trenton spent the week end with his wife.
Cedar Run Group Home, 1992
Press of Atlantic City 8 Dec 1992 Committeeman Louis Amato Jr. says the Cedar Run Group Home does not have proper security, is financially inefficient and should not be located in a residential area. Local officials, dissatisfied with a state plan for a citizens advisory panel to discuss public concerns over a Bamber Lake reform school, insist the facility should be closed. "I'm still dead-set against the facility out there. I'm still set on having it closed," Committeeman Louis Amato Jr. said. Amato claims the Cedar Run Group Home, in the pinelands near Carriage Road, does not have proper security, is financially inefficient for the state to operate and should not be located in the residential area. The committee members are also concerned the state might look to expand services at the facility as it is forced to find places to house juveniles who might be apprehended during crackdowns on carjacking. Amato, who is police commissioner here, and other members of the