The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-11-09
Obituary
MRS. oTTo N. MoHRIs.

wife Of Otto NJ Morris Spring Lake
real estate broker. died Of q compli-
cation of diseases at her Fourth ave
nue. home Ner 2, 1929, Mrs Nor
ris had been in poor health for the
past several years. She was As ears Of
age and besides her husband ID surviv
ed by daughter Mrs. Herbert J
Miller, Spring Lake, and son, Myron.
Morris, of Trenton, three sisters, Mrs.
Jennie Strickland OF Spring Lake. Mrs.
Sarah A. Gravatt and MRS. William N.
Thompson, both OF Freehold andfou
brothers, William. John and Frank
Blain of Smithburg and Robert Blain
of Manasquan also survives. Funeral
services win held from tie home San
day afternoon at 2 O'clock. Rev. B. G.
'Lippincott, pastor OF st. Andrews ne.
e. church officiating. Interment was
in Maplewood cemetery, Freehold.
Mrs. Morris was socially prominent
in that vicinity and for many years
was an ardent worker in st. Andrews
M. 2. church. She was member of
Pride Of Wall temple, Il G. E. Of
Sping Lake.
HARRY MOONEY.
Harry Mooney, son Of John and
Lillian Mooney, died at his his home
Saturday on RidgefieId avenue, Nep-
tune. Death resulted from compll
cation of diseases. Funeral WIS We'd
nesday at the house with interment at
Hamilton.
DIR. LAURA NJ. WRIGHT
died at Belleville, Tuesday al the 4ps Of
50 years. For 90 years she was a
practiciing physician but she retired
nine years ago at the age ol IS yaars
when her husband. phvenologi isfs
died at their home IN Ocean Grove
She remained contented in retire,nent
q few years. but then found life Of
idleness unbearable. and five years
ago, at the age of77. she found position
as a bookkeeper. She continued In
this position, walking a mile to werk
every day.
MRS. MARY s. THOMPSON.
Mrs. Mary s. Thompson, wife Of
Rev. Ernest Thompson, pastor Of the
Ardena Baptist church, died at her
home at that place Mondaysof q COM
pIlcation of diseases, aged &C. Funeral
services will be held Thursday at her
late home at 10 O. o'cloek to beconducted
by Rev. ETC. Conover, pastor Of the
Freehold; Baptist achurch and Rev.
w eidermeyer, pastor Of the Lakewood
Baptist church. Burial win be made at
Plainfield. Besides o husband she
leaves three children, Ernest Thomp-
son. Jr., Franklin Thompson and Miss
Grace Thompson.
CHARLES L. ALLEN.
aged71, died Monday night of apo
|plexy, at the home of his son Lloyd @.
Allen at Washington boulevard and
Fifth avenue Sea Grit He is survived
by another son, Jesse Allen Of Spring
Lake, and daughter. Mrs. Fred III ow-
land of Belleville. Funeral services
will be held at the home Of the son
Thursday afternoon at I: 80. Rev. B.
G. Lippincott of st Andrews NJ. e.
church of Spring Lake, officiating. In
terment will be in yfNsIfantic View
cemetery, ManasqsS sSA
JOHN CIV F.
aged rs, died Friday kI Of q COM
lplication at his htsAa Eleventh
bya sister, Mrs. Alice 44Ste, two
bro thers, Alexander and Abrart, all OF
Whitesville, and brother, Harry Of
Lakewood Funeral service was held
at the late home Tuesday afternoon at
so Interment was made In the Glen
dola cemetery.
MARGARET Dry.
Mrs. Margaret Day, aged "a, wife Of
Luther " Day, died Monday of pneu
monia. Besides her husband she surviv-
ed by a daughter, Mrs N. W. Voorhees,
of Englishtown, and q grandson Al
ston Yanderveer. Funeral service
was held at the house Wednesday at
/ 80 O'Clock, by Rev. Charles Everett
of the Belmar Presbyterian church
officiating. Interment was made IN
Old Tennent cemetery.