The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-06-28
Obituary


Lee 41eeOmeyer, prominent Id the
business and civic activities Of Freehold
Tor the pastsfifty years, died at his home
on Broadway, Freehold, THURSDAY.
lJuly II, 1923, after an illness of thres
months, and an operation upon his
funeral was held Sunday ternoon.
services being conducted by Olive
Branch Lodge, Free Masons at the
home and in Maplewood cenetery
Iwhere interment was made. Besides
his wife. Mr.. Deedmeyer is survived
Dy two sons, Frank, who for a number
lot years was his partner IN business.
and Otto, and one daughter, Mrs
Arthur Hays. all of Freehold. Two
brothers. Anthony Deedmeyer III
Freehold and Julius Deedmever ii
New York, also survive.
Mr.. Deedfneyer was born in Baden
Germany, November 18th. 1853. AT
| the age Of l6 he came to America and
ocated at once at Freehold IN 1889.
During the year 1877 he established
cigar manufacturing business Of his
own in the Charles B. Ellis building
adjoining court house square Later
he moved the business across the street
to the corner store and when the
Central National Bank bought that
building, he bought the adjoining brick
building. Last Spring on account Of
| III health. he retired ain active
business, his interest In which he sold
He was q member of Olive Branch
lodge f. & A a.. Of which at one
| time be was treasurer H was also a
member Of Tennent Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias.
He was elected an assistant com
missioner of the Town Of Freehold in
May 1908 and served for five years.
MRs-sADIE ALLEN.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sadie Allen,
who died thursday was held Sat
urday afternoon at 2. 30 from her late
residence at Manasquan and
at o'clock in the First NJ. e. church
Rev. Edwin Kaigin pastor Of the
Presbyterian church was oficiate,
assisted by Rev. Linwocd Mider of
the Methodist church Interment was
made in the Farmingdale cemetery,
Mrs. Allen was the daughter OF Mr.. and
Miss John ]. Brewer
MRS. MATILDA KARsNxR
Word has been received of the death
on Sunday, June 3, of Mo- Matilda M.
karsner, widow OF DIR. Charles W.
Karsner. for over 80 years summer
residents OF Ocean Grove. Mrs. Kars-
ner died at her home in Philadelphia
at the age OF 70 years Surviving are .
son, DIR. Howard 7. Karsner Of Gleve
i land. o., and daughter, Miss Eleanor
r. Karsner Of Philadelphia
ISAAC ALLEN
Isaac Allen, rs, ftdnerly OF
Manasquan, died Of a complication Of
diseases Saturday morning st the home
of his halfbrother, Samuel Allen, Sea
Girt. He is survived by two other half
brothers. Charles anil William Of Allen
wood. Funeral service was held at the
Allen home, Sea Girt, Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock. with Rev r. G.
| Phillips, pastor of the Manasquan NJ
p. church, officiating Intermenf was
made in Atlantic View cemetery,
! Manasquan.
HARRY E. soUTHARD.
Harry E. Southland, SO. died at the
residence Of his sister, Mrs. Mary
Apologize. s Vanderbilt place. West
Grove, suddenly June 10. The body
was removed to Bodlne's Home for
Services at 1907 Bangs avenue, where
service was held Tuesday at 2 p. NJ, In
charge of the Rev. Robinson Of Ballard
lchurch. Interment was made st
Woodlawn cemetery, Lakewood,
sMr. Southland was unmarried and leaves
one sister.
JAMES P. THRoCKMORToN.
Jagged IS years. died Of paralysis Sunday
at his home, 624 Mcclellan ave-, Long
Branch He is survived by son, E.
Everett Throckmorton, civil engineer
lof Long Branch; Mrs. Hugh b.
sisters: Mrs. Annie Beatty and Mrs.
Charles A. Tolsnd of Loeb Arbour.
Funeral services were held at the
1 Throckmorton residence IN Long
/ Branch Wednesday evening at s clock
Rev. W Elweu Lake, pastor Of st.
LIKES NJ E. church, Long Branch
officiating Internent was made at
Glenwood cemetery.
MRS. STANLEY WRITE.
Mrs. Dorothy Elizabeth White, wife
Iof Stanley White. died Monday sven
ming, June IS, 1928, at clock, at her
home on Bennett avenue, Neptune
City OF heart diseae. She was thirty
wears old Besides her husband she 10
lsurvived by her mother, Mrs Katherine
lLaVance of Brielle four children,
Marion, Harry, Alice and Doris, and .
brother. Whitney Herbert Of Brielic
Funeral services were held on Thurs
day afternoon at 80 at the house and
lat 2 at the Neptune City u. E. church.
Tnterment was made st Farmingdale.
MRS. LYDIA RICHMOND.
Mrs. Lydia Richmond, aged 70. died
Monday at the Ann May hospital. be
Iinterment viii be in Mt. Prospect
icemetery. Mrs. Richmond is survived
lby sister, Mrs. Anna Hoff Of 1884
Bangs avenue, niece, Emma Hon
land nephew, William Hoff, both Of
Asbury Park.
Keith appealed to the general meeting
: Iof Friends at Burlington and also
wrote a pepperv address which ra-