The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-06-07

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Farmingdale, Wednesday afternoo
q complication Of diseases, ages
1 years. His funeral service
held Sunday at the home Of his
lin-law, Thomas Apologize, at o'cl
! Frank Van Hise officiating. BID
was made in Farmingdale cemetery
! is survived by a wife and one daugh
Mrs. Apologize. He was Inembe
the Jr. 0. q. A. NJ lodge of Ade|phyE
(which order attended his funeral in
La body.
MRS. SARAH K. SMOCK
Mrs. Sarah E. Smock. widow of G. ID.
Smock, died at the home of a daughter
Mrs. George W. GTavatt, Asbury
Park. She was rs years OF age. be-
sides Mrs. Grayatt there are four other
daughters and two sons They are
Mrs Maurice B. Hayden, Mrs. Charles
e. Hurley, Mrs. Lavinia Lippine0rk,
Mrs. Fred e. Fairy, William II Smock
and Ira G. sinock, Of Asbury Park A
brother, Christopher Nanderveer Of
Colts Neck, also survives. Funeral
services were held on Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Gravett. Rev. E. A. Robinson, pastor
of the Ballard Memorial church,
officiated. Interrnent as made. Id
Glenwood cemetery, Long Branch.
MRS. ANNA APPLICABLE.
Mrs. Anna Apologize, wife of Leon
Apologize died Monday at the Mon
mouth Memorial hospital Long Branch
Of dilation Of the heart, age 81 Besides
her husband she is survived by six
weeks old infant. Funeral services
were conducted Thursday afternoon
at $50 o'clock at Mounts Home.
Services, with Rev. w. ROLAND Ray
er, pastor of the First Methodist church
officiating. Interment, was at Fair
View cemetery.
MRS. FRANK VAN HIsE
Mrs. Matilda Van Hise. wife of Rev.
Frank Van Hise, died at her home at
Ardena on Saturday Of cancer aged 20
years. Funeral service was held on
Tuesday at her late home at o'clock.
Rev. w. Marshall officiating assisted
bv Rev. e. T.. Weeks. pastor Of the
church, Adelpnia Burial was made ia
husband she is survived by two sons,
Walter Van Hise, Of Ardena and Earl
Van Hise, Of Hamilton.
MRS. ANH1E AUMACk
Private funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Aumack,
at her home on the stone road on the
outskirts Of Keyport. Rev. II. 3
White pastor of Calvary III E. Church
officiated and the interInent was IN the
family plot in Green Grove cemetery
The deceased was the daughter of
the late Taylor and Lydia yelling and
had resided in that section all her life.
She is survived by one daughter, Miss
Addie Aumack who lived at home,
sister, Mrs. Hannah Force Of First
street and brother, James T. Wei
ling OF Poole avenue.
GEORGE X. SMITH
The funeral of George Edward Smith.
who died on Friday morning at the age
Of "a wears at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Leon Boeckel OF Leonardo Of
complication Of diseases was held
Monday at 2 p. m, from ths home OF
the daughter Mr.. Smith was retired
gardener and had lived IN the boro
practically all his life Rev "A, Pierre
Simpson of the Leonardo Baptist
church OBLIGATED. The bsxrers were
Ernest Hartinger, Cyrus Stryker,
Charles Miller and Ernest Hallam.
Interrnent was in Bay View cemetery
ANTHONY j. MALsBURY
Anthony J.. Malsbury, So, Of 1919
Washington street, Asbury Park, for 20
wears superintendent of Mt. Prospect
cemetery, died at the Ann May hospital
Spring Lake on Monday.
MRS. ANNA r. REGLIsH.
Mrs. Anna r. English. aged s., wid-
ow of John p. English Of Engllshtown
5;sd 81 the sanitarium at frankfort.
near Philadelphia, on june 1. after an
illness of about year. Mrs. English
was the daughter Of the late Aaron
I, and Mary Elizabeth Reid and had
lived IN this vicinity all her life.
After her marriage she and hsr hus-
band lived on the farm nov occupied
nv Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Applegate.
After the death Of her husband, I'VE
wears aro. she made her home IN
Enrlishtown, where she lived until ner
death.
She was q member Of the Old Tennent
church, occupying pew USED of
several generations.
Two children survive. They are
Charles r. English Of Engilsntown.
and Mrs. Warren Hutchinson Of Mat
avian; Ave grandchildren Donald and
Mary Elizabeth English and Ann,
Eliza beth and Priscilla Hutchinson:
one sister, Miss Harriet K. Reid OF
Englishtown, one brother, William
Harvey Reid Of Philadelphia.
The funeral services were held from
the home of the late Aaron = Reid on
Sunday at p. m, Rev. Bates q the
Old Tennent church officiating. Rev.
Walter T. Hawthorne, pastor OF the
Englishtow Presbyterian church,
sang two solos and read favorste
poem. Interment was at the Old Ten
nent cemetery.