The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-16
Obituary
MRS. SOPHIA Z. MANEIoN

previous to making her home with
her daughter. She is survived By two
brothers, p Hall Packer Of Seabrighf,
{ and Ezekiel Packer. Mrs. Mannion was
a member Of Hollywood council, Sons
and Daughters of Liberty of Long
: Branch and Of the Dutch Reformed
church Of Long Branch. Funeral
fservices were held Monday afternoon at
at the home Of her daughter and 2 In
the Reformed church at Long Branch.
Rev. Alfred Duneombe, pastor Of the
church.
CHARLES L. EDWARDS.
aged 56 ears, for 20 years secretary
and treasurer Of the #. Nj Taylor com
lpany publishers Of the Z ong Branch
| Record who resigned this position
six years ago, died Thursday morning.
1 August 9. 1928. at his home. Sc Wash
ington street, Long Branch. MIR. Ed
verbs had been i'll since the first Of the
year, when he was taken with the grip,
caught co d and suffered from dropsy
and kidney trouble all Of which com
bined to cause his DEATH Lately hs
had been filing a clerical position with
| the New Jersey Central railroad Office
/ IN New York. Mr.. E wards was born
at Oceanport, the son Of Aaron Ed
wards, and for a number Of years was
book keeper with the old firm Of L. and
d. Edwards and company. He was ac-
tive IN civic efTairs for years and was
past master Of Long Branch lodge,
No. IS. E. s. A. NJ; past master Of
4 Adah chapter, No. 5, Order Eastern
Star; a past regent Of Long Branch
/ Council, No 429. ROYAL Arcanuin, and
past 'unciIor Of Progress Council. No.
/ 5. Loyal ass citation and its present
treasurer. Mr. Edwards Was an ex-
empt fireman and active in yachting
circles at one time being commodors
Of the South Shrewsbury yacht club.
He was a member Of ST. Luke's H. E.
icharch and also member Of that Sun
day school. Besides his wife. he 10
survived by a son, Raymond, living at
home.
WINS B. THOMPSON,
who passed away at his home at Oak
Knoll early Thursday morning follow
Tag attack Of apopiexy suffered while
attending the harvest home at Hope
Chapel Wednesday evening, were held
Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist
church, the Rev John Hulshart, Of
Manasquan officiating.
At the time Of his death Mr.. ThomH-
son was the president Of the Thomp-
son Express and storage company.
president Of the Oak Knoll Develop
ment company; a director of the Peo-
1 pies National bank of Lakewood, vice
president Of the Lakewood Realty com
I pany: q director of the w. R. Thomp
son Storage and Warehouse company;
and member Of the Exempt Fire
men 5 association. He was also mem
Der Of the local order Of Foresters Of
America: the Benevolent Order Of Hlks,
and tho x rafO hts nj put44faG
The deceased was born at Jaeksons
Mills March 3, 1871, the son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson. He
began his csEeer with the Webster
Express company. of Asbury Park, and
on Oct. /, 1891, founded the Fhomp-
sons Express and Storage Company
at Lakewood.
CHARLES w. APPLICABLE,
4 retired farmer residing at Gflendola
but vell-known also IN the vicinity of
Freehold. where be resided for many
years. died Of cancer. Tuesday, Aug Z.
1925, at his home on the Glandola
Belmar road. He was 80 years Of age.
Surviving are his wife and IA children.
They are. Harvey S. and Mrs. j Milton
Cook. Manasquan: Mrs. Georse A.
Erickson, Englishtown; Mrs. Walter
f. Giernan, r. Forman Applegats,
Bay Head; Thomas G. Apologize.
Farmingdale: Mrs. Louis l.. Sehanck,
Deal; Mrs. Taylor Hance Hollndel;
Roy and Milton Apologize Of Benar;
and the following residing at home:
George, Dorothy, Majorie and Florence
Apologize. Mr.. Apologize was the son
Of the late Thomas G. Applezate and
Louisa Buck Apologize, formerly Of
Freehold.
Ts,,,,s,-al sar,,;oas ,n;lI 10 bal1 f-o,n
the late home Friday afternoon at /
O'Clock and at the Dutch Reformed
church in Freehold at 2 so. Burial was
made IN Maplewood cemetery, Free
hold.
RUssELL L. HoLMEs
The funeral of Russell L. Holmes,
who was shot and killed by William
johnson Sunday afternoon during an
argument at crap game in field
owned by Loyett's nursery on the
Little Silver Point road, Little Silver,
was held Wednesday afternoon at two
O'clock at the home Of his aunt, Mrs.
Fannie Booker, wife Of Daniel Booker,
on Beach street, Red Bank Rev. John
:. Davis Of Red Bank officiating. The
interment. was at White Ridge cemetery
South Eatontown
Holmes was p years old and was the
son OF the late Edith Heron and Eugene
Holmes. He had resided with bis
amt, Mrs. Booker several years. His
right leg was ecrippled and he was IA
military known to his acquaintance as
''Cripp Holmes was musician and
plas ed at dances thruout this locality.
/ Besides Mrs. Booker, he leaves another
aunt Mrs Bertha Jackson Of Red Bank
and three uncles; William and Addison
Heron Of Keyport, and Albert Heron
Of Red Bank.
CALEB L. WHITE
Caleb L. White, died at bis home
near Whites school house Saturday.
Of apoplexy, aged Ct years. His funeral
was held on Tuesday st the church,
| Adelphia with, Rev. Frank YanHise
Iofficiating. Burial was made IN Adelphia
Cemetery He IL survived BY 4 widow