The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-10-16
FREDERICK DUBOIS.


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FREDERICK DUBOIS.
Frederick Dubois died at his home
north of Freehold, early Sunday morn
ing. October sth, 1924 Funeral services
were held Tuesday, of last week con-
Quoted at the house by Rev. VIM. L.
Sahler, pastor Of the Reformed church
Of which deceased was 8 member
Interment was n Maplewood cemetery,
Mr. Dubois was SO years of age. he
was born at the Homestead farm,
where he spent all his life of September
%, 1864, the son of John Dubois and
Catnarlne Denise. He attended the
Freehold public school, graduating
with the class Of 1882
He was married to Miss Elizabeth
Conover, daughter Of Daniel Conover
and Elizabeth Schanck. Dec, 1886
she, with one IA and two caught r.
survive Harold. Mrs Charles White
head OF Freehold, and Miss Cath
/ arine.
Mr.. Dubois was an elder in the
Reformed church He perated the
homestead farm until twenty years
ago, when It was rented to Jaeeph
Brakeley, and be became one Of Mr..
Brakeley's uperintendent's which
position he continued to fill
until last May, when on account of
physical disability he was confined to
his home.
STEPHEN B. BERGENI
So years oil, postmaster at Allentown
under the Cleveland administration
and for so years constable of Mon
mouth county, died Thursday, October
End. 1924, after a lingering iliness-~ Mr..
Bergen lived at Allentown So years
and was one of the best known residents
in the upper part of Monmouth county.
He was a member Of the Allentown
Baptist church and the council of the
Jr O. J. A. NJ He is b survived q SON
ttorney Harvey r. Bergen, and two
Grandchildren The funeral was held
from the home of his son the following
Saturday afternoon Rev. H. ID. s. Coate.
pastor of the Baptist church. 0fficiated.
Interment was in Allentown cemetery.
MRS. MARGARET C. ELY,
widow Of John w. Ely, of Holmdel
died Oct. g. 1924, while"son visit TO
Red Bank of complication Of diseases,
aged II years. Mrs. Ely was born at
Holmdel and had always lived there.
She is survived only by sister, Mrs.
Sarah Ely, Of Holmdel. Funeral
services were held at the home Of her
sister Thursday afteroon at $50 o'clock.
Rev John MUyskens, pastor of the
FirstPresbyfarian church, Red Bank,
officiated The Interment was at the
Holmdel cemetery.
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Funeral services for William B.
Morris 40, one of the owners of the
Shore Hardware company Of Belmar,
who died Friday, Oct 10. 1924 were
held at his home at 33S South
boulevard, oct. Is, 1924, in chargs, Of
Corson Commandery Of Asbury Park.
Of which he was a member. Inter
ment was made IN Glendola ceme-
terry.
MIR. Morris is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Lima Morris, his wife, three chill
dren and a sister, Mrs. G. r. Filton
all of Spring Lake. He was member
OF Corson commandery, Elks OF AS
bury Park; Blue lodge and Good
win Chapter Of Masons of Manas-
quan; and Salaam temple Of Mystic
Shriners.
MRS. JARBsA A. MILLER
aged 80, died Tuesday, at her home
in Wall of a complication. She is sur
vived by three daughters, Miss Gussie
Miller. Miss Hattie Miller and Miss
Bette Miller, all living at home, and
four sons, Alexander, Charles eff Villa
Park Isaac of Wall and Andrew of
New York. Funeral service was held
at the house Wednesday at 2, Rev. A.
G. Polhemns officiating. Interment
in Wall cemetery.
MRS. LoDA LOHsEN.
"a, widow Of Loda Lohsen, died Sat
urday at her home in Centerville,
near Keyport, Of complication Of dis
eases. She had lived in that locality
for the past 62 years and was widely
known. Mrs Lohsen is survived by
daughters and 3 sons, Mrs. Henry e..
Mailing. Mrs. w ,lliamAdameito Of Key
port, Mrs Edward Roberts Of Brook
vn, Mrs Perrine Anderson Of Tren
ton Mrs. Elizabeth Lankenau and
George Lohsen OF Centerville, Ruth
erford, Roselle. and Benjamin w.
Lohsen of Red. Bank Funeral services
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
late residence. InterInent was held
at Green Grove cemetery, Newport.