The Monmouth inquirer., 1920-10-21
Obituary
mss cATHERTNE BFpLF.

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who has been living with Mrs. John
son Taylor in Chicago, but later has
Ibeen visiting brother at Highlands,
died at the Long Branch Hospital Of
heart failure, aged 3S years. She
leaves brother and sister surviving.
| The funeral was at G. H. Butchers
residence at 2 p. M. yesterday, Wed
nesday Interlnent twas in Bethesda
| cemetery, Adelplia.
EDWARD RHoADEs
died Saturday, October 16. 1920, at
St Francis Hospital. Trenton, aged
/ IS years of old age. He was born IN
| Ireland and married daughter Of the
late Michael Martin. Of Freehold, who
survives him with eight children. The
funeral was on Wednesday at IL a. III.
at st. Rose of Lima Catholic church.
Rev. Rebeckey officiating. Intermsnt
was in the Catholic cemetery
The names of the children are
John Rhoades, OF Jamesburgh, Mrs
Jacobe Fay. Mrs. Frank J. Lyons.
Mrs. John Scanlon, Miss Anna
Rhoades. all Of Trenton, Edward
Rhoades. of New York. Mrs t. w.
Collins and Samuel, both of Freehold.
ALLEN r. POTTER
A military funeral was given Cor
poraI Allan e. Potter former mem
ber Of Company Fl. of Asbury Park,
who died at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Potter in
Hamilton last Saturday, from the
effects of gassing at the front in
France. The services were held We'd
nesdav afternoon Of last week on
the lawn, owing to the large attend
anoe, Rev Frank VanHise OF the
Hamilton NJ E. church, officiating.
The fire apparatus from Hamilton
was used to carry the numerous
beautiful floral pieces from the house
to the Bay View cemetery at Atlan-
tic Highlands.
Former comrades in Company III.
attended the funeral and pallbearsrs
were chosen from their number. As
the caket was being lowered three
volleyss were fred over the last rest
ing place of CorporalPott and taps
were sounded by Frank Campaneln.
MRS. KMMA S. DEY.
Mrs. Emma s. Dey, wife of Alfred
| w. Dew. former postmaster OF Asbury
Park now investigator of claims IN
the cuarterrnaster department,
Washington, D. c., died at her
home. 1916 West Lexington street.
Baltimore, on Saturday OF COM
pIieation of diseases. aged 90 years
! Besides her husband. Mrs Dey
leaves a son, Samuel p. OF Suffolk,
Va, and brother Joseph G. Pattsr-
son of Asbury Park She was mem
Der of the Kings daughters OF tne
First Presbyterian church. Eunerai
services were conducted Monday
LII FA
parlors Of Director Fred E. Fairy on
Main street Asbury Park Rev Hiram
Bennett of Trinity church of1cIRt-
inc Internent was made IN Mt.
Prospect cemetery.
CHARLES I. GORDON.
Word was received by Red Bank
relatives of the death of Charles Irv
inc Gordon at Kansas City, Missouri
He nassed away Monday night OF
last week. Mr.. Gordon formerly
resided in Middletown township.
The remains will be sent to Red Bank
for interment. Mr.. Gordon was ths
father of Joseph 7. Gordon Of Hard
ing Road and Spring street, Red
Bank.
The services for Charles Irving
| G. ordon. q former reFident OF Middle
ltown township, were conducted az
II o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
Director Worden's parlors OF Rsd
Bank. Rev. William E. Braisted.
pastor Of the First Baptist churcn Q.
Red Bank conducted the services and
the interment was at Fair View
cemetery.
Mr. Gordon was the son of Cath
arina VanKirk and Charles Gordon.
! he had been west number of years.
| He is survived by two sons, Joseph Z.
| Gordon. of Red Bank, and Charles L.
+ Gordon. ir.. of Brooklyn; q daughter,
Nrg Eleanor Prentiss, OF Hartford,
Conn and two sisters, Mrs William
r Winter and Miss Anna Gordon
both OF Middletown township.
ISAAC NILSSON KER
Thursday morning death claimed
another pioneer of Asbury Park,
Isaac Nelson Ker. aged 81, who,
| Following a lengthy illness, died as
This home 621 Sewall avenue be Is
survivea by his wife and one son.
William /. Ker. Born in Tennent In
l1SSe. Mr.. Ker moved to Asbury PARK
about 40 years ago and ssta pllshed
lin the carriage business on south
Main street, later moving this
business to AEbury avenue ano main
street, which he eventually turned
Into a garage.
He Was life member OF Mecca
Itemnle. New York, and also q msn1-
lbsr OF Corson commandery OF Asbury
Park. His war record was notable
lone. He served in the Civil wsr in
lCompany A, 2sth New Jersey Vol
lunteers. For many years be was an
Iactivs member in the First M. z.
church. Funeral services were held
lat his late home, Saturday afternoon
lat . O'Clock. in charge Of DR.. Z. A.
lDeMaris. Interment was made n
i3i.nwood carnetery, Long Branch.