The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-08-31
Obituary
THOMAS L. MAPS.

Funeral services for Thomas Il.
Maps, who died Thursday Aug "a, 1922
Of heart trouble, following the shooting
of dog, was held at his home, ia
Franklin avenue. Long Branch, Sat
urday afternoon. Interment was in the
West Long Branch cemetery. Mr..
Maps is survived by two sons and
a daughter, Charles H. Maps, Lester
Maps Of Philadelphia, and Miss Emily
Maps, living at home. Mr. Maps has
just passed his 73rd birthday being born
at West Long Branch in 1849. Mr..
Maps was associated In the mill and
lumber business with the late August
Chandler, having purchased the
Cloughly, NichoII & CO., plant OF
South Broadway about six yearsagos
CATHERINE MccUB,
infant daughter OF Ethel Van Ness and
John McCue of Ceaer Street. Fair Ha
ven, died Saturday at the Babies hos
pital, Ruinson, from Intestinal trouble.
The funeral was held Tuesday AFTER
noon at g 30 O'clock at tie residence,
with Rev. James a. BroWar pastor Of
the Fair Haven Methodist Bfatestant
church, officiating. Intermeat Was at
Fair View cemetery.
g. TIMBRooK LoNGsTIMHr.
died on Friday morning after iii illness
Captain Longstreet was born AT Brielle
Dec 80, 1867. For many years he
made his home in Keyport fol
lowing the water as profession II q is
survived by his wife Mrs. Miraaadf f..
Longstreet, six children John g. oE
Trenton; George b. OF Boston, Mrs.
Raymond Walling, Elva r. and Ralph
|C. Of Keyport and Mrs. John r. Acb*
erson of Hazlet. Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon.
GEORGE GREEN,
81 years of age, died Of complication
of diseases at his home, 1888 Union av-
enue, Asbury Park.
THOMAS NAGEIA
Funeral services for the late Thomas
Nagel were held Monday at 10 o'clock
at st. Joseph's r. G. church. Rev.
Father M. G. O'Donnell officiating, in
terment following in the church ceme-
terry Death followed an extended ILL
ness from complication of diseases
The deceased is survived by his sister.
a son, William Nagel and daughter,
Mrs. John Flood of Matawan.
MRS. ELLA S. CLAYTON,
widow of Thomas I'll. Clayton, died
from heart attack Wednesday, after.
noon at her home at 1906 Fourth av-
enue. Spring Lake Mrs. Clayton was
born rs years ago in Chester, Orange
county, N. Y, and came to Spring Lake
80 years ago where she had been q
resident ever since Surviving are four
sons. Clark, local garageman, Hora-
ito, real estate agent Of Spring Lake;
Harry g., a plumber; and Jesse
who conducts a garage on Third ev-
enue, and one daughter Mrs. William
Schuyler, also Of Spring Lake.
WILLIAM SMOCK, JR,
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William III.
Smock, sr., OF 1909 Pine street, who
died Saturday morning in New York
hospital, was held Tuesday afternoon
at 1.30 at the house. Rev III. NJ. Law
renee Of the Ballard M E. church off.
ciated. Interment was made in Halnil-
ton cemetery.
MRS. cHkRLoTT cAsEER,
wife of Joseph Casner of YardviIIe
who died Friday night at her home in
arQVlil6, was nelQ mOHuay Ill IJSfnOOu
at o'clock at the home Interlnent was
made in Colonial cemetery. Surviving
besides the husband are two daughters
Mrs. Fannie Salisbury and Miss Alice
Casner of Bradley Beach and son,
Joseph Casner, jr., of Trenton. Mrs.
Casner was III years Of age.
DR.. JAMES DUNN,
DIR. James Dunn, a prominent phy-
sician Of Franklin Park, died Monday
In hospital from injuries received
Sunday when he was struck by an aut-
omobile driven by Robert McMuI-
lin of Philadelphia His skull was frac-
tured
MRS. REBECCA HENDRICKSoN
widow of Joseph Hendrickson died at
a Trenton hospital, Saturday of a
complication Of diseases, aged rs years.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at
the home Of her son, Theodore Hem
Erickson at Smithburg at 2 o'clock,
with Rev. Otis f. VanBrunt officiatinga
Interment, was made in the PerreinvilIa
cemetery. She leaves three children,
Calvin Hendrickson of Ely. Mrs. Thorn
as ofre Tnton and Mrs. Harry Clay
ton who resides In the west.