The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-01-25
Obituary


HAIRY c. SHOEMAKER. SIR.
Harry G. Shoemaker, ST., died Of
heart trouble at the age Of rs Saturday
Jan. 20. 1928, at his home at Point
Pleasant. Mr.Shoemaker who had been
III five years was recently stricken with
heart trouble, and for the past week
had been confined to his bed. MIR.
Shoemaker was the son of the late
Charlotte Petit and B. A. Shoemaker
of Philadelphia, at which place he was
born. He was well known in the vicin
Ity, being for number Of years one of
the trustees of the local high school
he was also an exempt member Of the
Ocean Fire company, being one of its
founders. He belonged to the local or
der Of the ked Men. Of which he was a
charter member. He also belonged to
b. q. +. of Point Pleasant and the K
of p. OF Silverton, n J. He was buried
from st Mary's-By -the- Sea Episcopal
church Tuesday at 10 a. m Rev FIR.
Plank officiating Interment was made
at the West Long Branch cemetery.
Besides his wife lie is survived by
brother, B. F. Shoemaker Of Poin
Pleasant, and sister, Mrs. John Holt
mes of Shrewsbury, N. j.
MRS. g. HENRY LEWIS.
Mrs. Anna. S. Lewis. wife of George
Henry Lewis, a former chief police, Red
Bank. died suddenly Saturday Jan 20.
1928. afternoon, at her home. 1888 he
chanic street, from heart trouble, in
her 68th year. She had been resident
Of Red Bank nearly all her life and was
a member of Pride of Monmouth coun-
ell, Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Lewis is
survived by daughter, Mrs Hattie
Black, and a son Harry Lewis, both Of
Red Bank and three brothers, Wander
veer Van Dorm. Of Lincroft, Charles L.
Vandorn. of Vanderburg, and Schenck
VanDorn of Colts Neck. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the late residence with Rev.
DR.. William e. BREASTED, pastor of the
First Baptist church, officiating, The
was at Fair View cemetery
the Sons and Daughters Of Liberty
conducting their service at the grave
MRS. MARGARET A. MALONEY.
Mrs. Margaret A. Maloney, wife OF
Papal Marquis Martin Malonsy, died
Of bronchial pneumonia at her Morris
avenue residence, Tuesday morning.
after an illness of about week Be-
sides her husband she is survived By
two daughters, Mrs. L. @. Richie and
Mrs a. H. Osborn, residents Of Spring
Lake. Mrs. Maloney was 70 years old
She was formerly Miss Margaret A.
Hewitson, of Cockamouth, England
She was born May z, 1848. at Carbon
dale, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Maloney were
married on Dec. 81. 1868, at Scranton,
Pa.
MRS. ANN ETA sOLENTHALER
Mrs. Annette SDlentllaler died at the
home Of her son, John Solenthaler at
Friday, aged SO years. Her fu-
neral service was Sunday with Rev
Otis f. VanBrunt officiating. Inter
ment was made in Harmony ceme-
terry.
EDWARD r. THOMPSON.
The funeral of Edward R. Thompson
who was killed by train at o'clock
on Larabee's crossing near Lakewood
morning was held Wednesday
at his late home at Holmson at II
o'clock and 9 o'clock at Harmony
church with the pastor. Rev. Otis f.
officiating Internent was
made at Harmony. He is survived by
3 widow and children.
JOHN LABAw.
John LaBaw, well known resident
Of Long Branch, where he was engag
ed in the grocery business for many
wears. died at the Monmouth
Memorial hospital Long Branch, of
cancer of the stomach He was %
wears OF age. He was taken to the hos
pital recently haveing been stricken
Christmas day with acute indigestion.
He resided with his sister. Miss Loug
lisa M. LaBaw. at 1889 SumInerfield-
avenue. Besides the sister 8 brother,
William LaBaw, of 415 Prospect avenue
survives.
MIR. Labaw went to Long Branch
from Hamilton Square in 1892. With
his brother and father he engaged IN
the grocery business at Prospect and
Summerfield avenues. He has been
retired the past few years, He was
member of the Exempt Firenen's as
ISOLATION and of Goodwill Fire COM
pany. Funeral services was held from
his late residence Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Edward
Mount OF Manasquan, officiating In
terment was made at Glenwood GENE
terry, Long Branch.
EVELYN DOROTHY WILKINS
Evelyn Dorothy Wilkins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilkins. died at
her home at Scobeyville, Thursday of
heart disease, aged 10 years. Her fu-
neral was held Tuesday at 2 o'clock at
her home with Rev Doyle officiating
Interment, was made in. Glenwood
cemetery, West Long Branch.
MRS. ELINoR S. MCCARTHY.
died Saturday morning JAN 20, 1928
after a long illness at the age Of SO years.
She is survived by son. William H..
and two daughters, Mrs. Walter Long
sfraar Mrs. 8 Pitcher and q sister.