The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-11-01
Obituary..


4 1t is with sorrow that we record the
death of Miss Mary E. Apologize at
st. Louis, Mo-, who passed way Oct
| 16, 1928, after long illness She had
made life study Of the geneaiogy Of
the Applegate family from this sec
ltion who had gone West and had con-
tributed on this subject 20 this paper
and Newark News. For a number Of
/ years she was court S, en- aurapher In
1 Chicago, I'll. She leaves sistoS Miss
Anna L. Apologize Of St. Louis.
MRS. EDNA posi- WILKINS
Mrs. Edna Post Wilkins, 81, died
Wednesday in st Peters hospital, New
Bruins wick, Of complication Of dis
eases. Mrs. Wilkins Is survived b, her
husband and two children. z anklin, 9.
and William s.. Is months She also
leaves her mother, Mrs Il. g Cottrell:
four sisters, Mrs. Charles Schlein, Mise
Elizabeth Cottrell, Of 5000 McCab
aven e, Bradley Beach. Mrs. w G
Herbert, Mrs. Earl Layton, both Of
West Grove, and q brother, Thomas
Cottrell Of York, Pa Funeral services
will be held from her late home Fl iday
afternoon at ] and at the Dutch Re
formed church. Of which she was a
member, at ? Rev. Doyle will be in
charge. Interment, viii be made
in Long Branch.
FUNERAL OF FRANK DURAHD
Frank Durand. one Of New Jer, ey IS
legal light, = member Of the law firm
OF DGrand, WINS and Carton of Asbury
Park and one of Sea Cir most
prominent esidents. who died We'd
nesday in the New York City hospital
following an operation, was laid to
rest Friday afternoon in Atlantic
View cemetery, aanasQuan
Men and women who had come In
contact with Mr.. Durand during his
45 years of practice in the legal pro-
fessi n, folks fr Ia all parts OF New
Jerses who knew him as q friend,
neighbo advisor and business as
80 late. gathered at the palatial resi-
dence at PIP t1rese entparkway, SeaGirt,
at 2u'cloek IN the afternoon to attend
tbs funeral services. Many faces were
stained with tears as the assembly
listened 10 the glowing tribute paid the
deceased by Rev. J. M. Rutherford of
Waynesboro. Pa, a former pastor Of
the Manasquan Presbyterian church,
where Mr. Durand attended Rev
Rutherford was assisted by Rev Walter
II. Sample, present pastor OF the
SURF undel the body.
Rev. Sempie read scriptuTal
message, after which he offered
praye Attorney Arthur Birdsan Of
Manasquan, and Mrs. Bailey, wife OF
ttorne, Forman I. Bailey, one of
Mr.. Durand's co-workers sang Some
Blessed Day" Nevin, accompanied by
Mrs g. r land a GORE, also OF Manas.
qnan. At the cl Sc of the talk by Rev
Rutherford, Attorney Birdsall sing No
Night There
The pallbearers were: Counselor
James D Carton, Mr.. Durand' s partner;
Joseph McDermott, clerk of Mon
mouth county: T. F. Schock, vice
president Of the First National bank
OF Spring Lake of which Mr.. Durand
was q director; Theodore H. Bennett.
a director of the same bank; William
J. Couse, president of the Asbury Park
Trust company Of which Mr.. Durand
ais was a director, and Attorney
Benjamin b. Pearce Of Manasquan, a
friena of the deceased.
Mr.. Ddrsnd is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Durand, two sisters,
Kate and Sarah Dnrand, all Of Manas-
quan; = daugh er; Elizabeth, and two
sons, Frank, j., and Walter ID. Durand.
DR. yEDDER MARcELLUs
DR. Vedder Marrellus, well known
dentist of Manasouan, died suddenly
Wednesday morning at the home Of his
son-in- law, Samuel Wainwright He
is survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Samuel Vain wright and Miss Sarah
Marcellus OF Mana squan, and Mrs.
Ernest Early OF Texas, and two sons,
Charles and Mott V. k&reellus, also
of Manasuuan