The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-01-24
Obituary.


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wife Of Wilson Hu,le Of Glendala,
Idied suddenly Of paralysis. Saturday
levening Besides her husband she
lis survived BY two daughters Miss
Hazel Apologize and Miss Anna Eliza
beth Applegate; one step daughter
Mrs. Elwood Smith all of Glendola; and
two step sons Leon and Howard Hurley
of Newark. Funeral services were held
at the home, Wednesday afternoon at
one o'clock. Interment was made in
Maplewood cemetery, Freehold.
ELwooD BARKALow.
/ EIwood Barkalow, aged So years,
Idied at his home on Marcy street, We'd
nesday evening. Jan. 76. 1924. Funeral
service was held from his late home
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev.
e. @. Conover, pastor Of the First
Baptist church Of which he was mem
Der, fIiciating. Interment was N Abel
| phia cemetery. He is survived by his
wife. who was Miss Carrie johnson, Of
| Adeiphia. one daughter Miss Mary
Barkaiow and two sons Ernest and
Frank Barkalow, aI residing at home.
| He is also survived by his father
EliphaIet BarkaIow Of Adelphia, one
lsister Mrs. James Fl. StiIlWeA of
Adelphia and three brother S. William
H. Barkalow and Eliphalet Ba kalow
of Aislphia and Charles NJ. Barkalow
Of Freehold.
! Mr. Barkalow was employed by the
standard Oil Co, for several years,
having given up work year ago on
account of III health.
D. WILLIS BOVINE
aged % years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
4 ID a. 4. ri
parents on Lafayette Place, Tuesday
evening, January IS, Of diabetes.
Funeral services were held there Fri
day afternoon ct 2 clock, Rev. W.
E. Atkinson, pastor Of the u. q. church,
officiating. Interment was IN Green
lawn cemetery. He is survived BY his
parents. three sisters Mrs. Frank
Deedmeyer, Mrs Alfred ManciDl and
Miss Avis Bovine. and one brother
Walter Bovine, all of Freehold.
MIR. Bovine was musician Of ability,
and for sever al summers he played In
the orchestra st the New Monterey hotels
Asbury Park. conducted by Prof. Il.
ID. Stillwell, whose protege he was. Mr..
Bovine was TO have opened studio at
Perth Amboy, IN few days, tor IN
gtructions IN banjo, saxophone, cofneF
and trombone playing.
MISS MARY n. BR0CKLEBANK
! of JerssyviIle died at the home Of her
brother. Amos BrockIabank Thursday.
Of complications, aged IS years. Her
funeral service was held Sunday at her
late home at o'clock and burial was
made IL Farmingda lecs1netery. She ls
survived by several brothars and sisters
MRS. HANNAH N. woLCoTT.
aved 20 vears. wife OF Thomas I.
Wolcott, died at her hone at Hcwel
station ON Monday. Jan ~, 1924, OF
pneumonia Funeral services were
| held Thursday at her late home and st
Colts Neck church. ~, Rev. Doyle
officiating. She is survived by five chill
dren-Mrs. David Buck. of Colts Neck
Mrs. Grant, Of Prospect Plains; Mrs.
Fred Conover and Herbert W0lcott, Of
Howell and Mrs. Archibald Reynolds,
Of West Freehold.
MRS. RoRzRT CLAY
|. Mrs. Augusta Clay, wife oil Robart
Clay of il West Side avenue. Red Bank
died Monday morning st the Ann May
hospital, Spring Lake, from . COM
plication Of diseases, aged 90 years and
/ ii months. Mrs. Clay was born st
JamesburR and had lived at Red Bank
az wears. She was the daughter
i of Isabelle Emmons and Charles
Soden.
/ Besides her mother and husband Mrs.
Clay ID survived by 8 daughter. Mrs
Sarah, wife Of Thomas Irving BroWns
] business manager Of the Red Bank
Register; three sons, Paul, Charles
and Harry Clay, all OF Red Bank; three
sisters, Mrs. Walter McCue OF Hlgnfs-
town. Mrs. Joseph Mount OF Bradley
Park and Mrs William Howell o.
Jamesburg; and three brothers, How
ard and Albert Soden Of JaInssourgs
and Harry Soden OF Newark. The fu-
neral viii be held this Thursday afrer-
noon, P. NJ, at the late residences.
with Rev. Robert MaoKellar, HECTOR
of Trinity Episcopal church, hea
Bank, officiating. Interment ct Chriss
church cemetery, Shrewsbury.
RAYMOND yoNKAUsHE
Of near Adelphia died at AlIanwood
hospital. Saturday, of tuberculosis, aged
i50 years. His funeral service was held
4 at st Rose Of Lima church, Freehold,
Tuesday at 10 o'clock. Burial in the Cath
ole cemetery. He is survived by u
wife and ave children.
Levi Newman, infant son Of Mir. aud
Mrs. Levi Newman, died at Southland,
Monday, Jan. Il, Of pneumonia The
funeral service was held on Tuesday at
the house Rev. Drum officiating. Inter-
ment was at Southland.