The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-09-04
Obituary
G. P 1lER ROBINS


2. Palmer Robins, formerly Of the
hardware 2, nrm Of Snyder and Robins.
l1Allsslss I,S0,spltal following an operation
aug ~ The dy will Be returned
east by the Los Angeles lodge ~ Fllxs
and funeral services will he hald Is
Asbury Park. He is survived nv q wife
formerly Miss Lavina Cottrell Of 1914
hiat6lsoh avenue, from whom he has
| geen separated several years: a brother.
=. balro Robins, who is identified with
the ohyaer and Robins firm, and
Park. '''7 y 1-'1'
Mr.. Robins left Asbury Park Nov. 9.
last on an EXTENDED tour Of the
vest.
Mr.. Robins was 50 years of age. He
was born at Red Valley, N. j., and
went to Asbury Park at the age of II
Years. de helped form the Snyder and
hoens partnership IN 1909
WILLIAM HANDbEY
Of Newark, aged IS, father Of the late
Edward Handley, journalist Of Asbury
Park, died Thursday at St. Mary's hos
pual. Orange. Private faneral service
was held at the home of Mrs. Edward
Handley. 1875 Abbott avenue, Ocean
Grove, Saturday afternoon, at 3, in
charge Of Rev James w. Marshall Of
Spring Lake.
The deceased is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Caroline A. Handey Of Newark,
and the following grandchildren, Mrs.
Wesley Coddington and Mrs. Wilbur
Roberts of New Monmouth; Edwin,
Douglas, John, Dorothy, Carol and
Agnes Handiey, all Of Ocean Grove.
lnterment was made in Mt Prospect
cemetery.
EDMUND K. sTIBLwELL
one OF the largest contractors along the
North Jersey shore, died Sunday M m
ing following an operation at the Paul
kimball hospital, Lakewood, aged AZ
years. Besides his wife. two brothers
Joseph and Ollie Of Manufacturing, and
one sister, survive.
Mr.. ctillwell was a member Of the Point
Pleasant lodge, T. and A. n. also Good
win chapter, Manasguan. Corson eorn-
mandery, knights Templars, Asbury
Park; Salaam Shrine and several other
organizations.
Funeral service was conducted from
his home in Mantaloking Monday after
noon at one. He was inferred with
Templar honors by the members Of
Corson Commandery, Knightsi Tenn
plars Of Asbury Park, at Freehold.
ELMER PATTERSON
Of 218 Maple avenue, Red Bank. died
Sunday of complication of diseases
after long illness. HI was So years old.
Mr.. Patterson was a carpenter for the
Central railroad of New Jersey. He is
survived by a wife and three sons,
Harry, Aloysius and Stanley, all of Red
Bank. He is also survived bv three
sisters and two brothers Mr.. Patterson
was a member Of Red Bank lodge of
Foresters and of the Holy Name society
II St James church. Funeral service
was held from his late home Monday
morning at $50 and high requiem mass
was said at 10 in St James church
lnterment was Ii Mt. Olivet cemetery,
Middletown.
COLUMBUS DENNIS.
aged SO, Of 20 West street. resident
OF Red Bank for 20 years, died Mon
day at the Allenwood Sanitarium from
tuberculosis. MIR. Dennis was veteran
| of the World war as private in
~SAa p@L1 - Va bltC ClHbA ENOuGEE III
/ fantry. He is survived bv his wife.
The funeral was held on Tuesday
afternoon to O'Clock at Director
I Albert w. Wordon, IRIS, Funeral
home on East Front street, Red Bank.
with Rev. James w. Lee, pastor of
Calvary Baptist church of Red Bank,
/ ofaeiating. Interment in White Ridge
! cemetery at South Eatontown.
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