The Monmouth inquirer., 1921-09-29
Monmouth County Courts
PETIT JURY.

PETIT JURY.
Freehold-H Howard Croxson, farm
er, Joseph Murphy, retired; Edmund
j. Parker, retired: George B. Ely
r d., farmer; Edward Hardy, r. ID
J., fnr,rer; Harvey Clark, clerk; Chas
IStillwell, retired; Harold G. Smith
farmer: George b. REYNOLDS r. ID. 8
farmer
Holmdel-John Mount. farmer
Harry d. Conover r.. d., farmer; Ed
ward R. Heyer. merchant: Frederick
Kinhafer, merchant; Peter Mahel
farmer.
Ocean Grove Dewitt Polhemus re-
tired.
Howell Twp. Joseph Reynolds farm
nner; William H. WoolIey farmer.
Marlboro-Twp. William I'll. Wool
|ley, farmer; George Quackenbush
farmer; Willard Schanck, farmer
William Plost, merchant.
Little Silver HARRISON Shampanore
printer.
Deal Wood Cook, caretak el
Charles Carlson, gardener.
Asbury Park Vivian Matthews,
carpenter.
HAzlet George B. Warren, nler-
chant.
Long Rranch- Stanley Crammer,
carpenter; George Darby, retired
Sidney VanDyke. laundry; James
Campbell, contractor; Edmund Suss.
man, retired; Albert Woolley, pain
ter.
Manalapan Twp-Aaron w. Sut.
phen. painter; Frank Murphy, farmer
Ct. Winfield Conover, farmer.
Englishtown Henry Magauhey
farmer; Luther v. Dey. retired
Charles Westervelt, farmer; Conrad
Opfermann, carpenter.
Highlands Charles Ungerer, paint
er.
Belmar Oliver N. Thorne, painter;
Charles Sherman, merchant.
Allenhurst, James II. Reilly, re.
tired.
Keyport- Elgin f. Cline, mechanic;
Edward Howards, retired
Navesink John l. SickIes, retired.
Wickatunk Richard Hanaway jr.,
farmer.
Adelphia Warren Dalbo farmer
Red Bank : Jacob ID. Morris. iner
chant; Charles E. johnson, merchant
Bradley Beach Richard Whitaker
retired
Sea Girt Leonard f. Newman, en-.
gineer; Joseph Devlin; hackinan.
Imlaystown Percy Malsbnry, mer
chant.
Avon Harold Snyder, clerk.
Elberon William b. Jeffrey, mer
chart.
Matawan-John Tansey. r. D. 2
Atlantic Highlands Edward Stone
contractor; George Siegei, clerk; Viii
liam Quackenbush, retired.
In dismissing the May term grand
jury for the term late Thursday, Judge
Lawrence, speaking of the duties ol
grand iurymen in sitting unwarrantod
complaints and complaints of techni.
cal violations of the law, sometimes
almost unwarranted by the facts in
the case, from those that should be
placed ON trial, intimated that The
grand jury had dismissed the com
plant Of an Asbury Park resident who
was wounded by shot from gun held
by Middlctown farmer, who thought
chin to be stealing apples from an or
ehard. Great trouble is experienced,
he said. in protecting agricultural pre-
ducts but such losses, however, do
not give one the right to use deadly
weapons. If the facts as are reported
he continued, he had no hesitancy ir
saying that an Indictment should have
been returned.
This grand jury, the court said, il
entitled to commentator and thanks
of the court and county for the faithful
service given. and what he had said
previously was not said in a spirit o
criticism. but only to impress the pub
lie with the serious consequences ol
permitting the more or less free use oI
firearms. 1t is q serious thing, he
said, to permit the use Of firearms by
irresponsible persons as an evidence
of which he cited that there are one or
two serious cases involving the use ol
firearms now before the court.
While in the grand jury room and
before reporting to the court for the
last time the grand jury men presented
their foreman, DIR. Harry A. Hen.
Erickson of Atlantic Highlands, anc
Mrs Genevieve Leonard, the first
Monmouth county grand jury woman
with complete set of James Ford
Rhodes United States History FROM
1850 to 1896 The jury's sergeant al
arms, Fred A. White Of Atlantic High.
lands, was presented with suitably
inscribed watch fob.