The Monmouth inquirer., 1920-05-27
Obituary
MRS. !. q. sroKLEs.


Funeral services for Mrs. j. H. Sick
les, mother of Mrs. Sadie Sickles
Smock, county president Of the w. G.
T. o., who died at her daughters
home in Wickatunk, Saturday, were
held from the First Methodist church,
Red Bank, Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Mrs. Sickles was for years
president Of the Red Bank Union.
She was also a devoted member OF
the church where the funeral was
held Wednesday May oath, 1920, Mrs.
Sickles was also a member of the
county executive board of the w. G
L. U. for a. anumbez of years.
Besides Mrs. Smock, two other
daughters survive, one being Mrs.
Harry Price of Ohio.
MISS CLARA L. MAxsoN.
daughter of Jenetta and Walter Max
SON of Fifth street, Highlands, died
late Monday afternoon, May "a, 1920,
from a complication of diseases, after
an illness of five weeks. She waa
born at Highlands 16 years ago last
January and had always lived there.
Besides her parents, the deceased is
survived by sister, Mrs. Ida KIRK
wood, and two brothers, Charles and
Harry Maxson. all of Highlands. The
funeral will be conducted at o'clock
Thursday afternoon at Highlands
Methodist church. with the pastor,
Rev. Harry P. Grim, officiating. The
interment, viii be at the Stone Church
cemetery, Navesink.
HARVEY B. NEWMAN.
aged so years. of the contracting firm
of Newman & Newman, died at home,
Lakewood. Monday, May oath, 1890,
of pneumonia. He had spent the
winter Oh the Rockefeller estate at
Ormond Beach. Fla, and was taken
Ill shortly after his return to Lake
wood. Mr. Newman was the son OF
the late Miles and Cathryn Newman
FuDeral services will be held Thurs
day and interment made at Woodlawn
cemetery. He leaves beside his moth
er. his widow, daughter, Mrs. Ger
aid B. Hankins of Trenton, and lit
tie grandson; also one brother, for
mer Senator Harry E. Newman, and
four sisters, Mrs. Edith Estelle, Mrs
Hattie EsteIle, Mrs. Madeline Rsy-
nolds and Mrs. Annie Height.
WILLIAM H. GRIFFIN.
of Third street. Fair Haven, dropped
dead in the rear yard of his home,
Monday night. May oath. 1920, after
working in his garden. He had been
under g physicians care for several
weeks and death was ascribed to heart
trouble Mr.. Griffin went to Fair
Haven several months ago frum Ar
verne. Long Island, and he also for
merly lived IN New York City. He
was so years old and is survived by
relatives in the south.
JAMES GROVER.
sged 7S years, died at his home in
Whitesville Monday, after a short Ill
ness, having been taken ill Saturday.
4Mr Grover. Civil war veteran, Was
known thruout jackson township as
Squire Grover and was an uncle to
Samuel and Brazille Grover Of Lake
wood.
MISS MILDRED PETIT.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Petit, died Sunday at her parents
home on Morris avenue, of tuber-
culosis. Beside her parents she leaves
two sisters, Gertrude of Manasquan
and Mrs. Warren Suits of Washing
ton, d. @. Funeral services were con
Quoted at her parents home, Man as
quan.
MRS. HOWARD A. ROGERS,
Mrs Adeline White Rogers, aged 52
years, wife of Howard A. Rogers, of
Spring street, Red Bank, died Friday
May 21, 1920, after three months III
ness from complication Of diseases,
following influenza. Besides her hus-
band, Mrs Mogers is survived by q
Miss Hazel; a sister, Mrs.
Dustan Allaire; and a brother. Hen
ry White, of New York. The funeral
was held Monday at o'clock at the
late residence, with Rev. ]. Lawrence
Pitt, pastor of the Grace Methodist
church of Red Bank. and Rev James
Lord, of Millville. formerly of Red
Bank, officiating. Interment was
at Evergreen cemetery, Little Silver.
CHARLES ROSE,
died at his home near Harmony, on
Monday of heart trouble. aged 78
years. He had also suffered with poi
soning in his arm sustained from a
slight injury a week ago. Funeral
will be held Friday at his late
home at o'clock with Rev. Royal.
pastor of Harmony Methodist church
officiating. Interment Will be in
Adelphia cemetery The deceased
was q veteran of the Civil war and q
truck farmer. He is survived by q
widow and several children; Henry
D. Rose, Mrs. Sarah Vandenberg,
Oliver Rose and Dorman Rose, all of
that section & Mrs. Deborah Brooks.
of st. Louis, Mo.