The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-01-10
Obituary.


i5ffgHAsDuJE. n l3DAN%Ss y -. -
1924. aged IL Besides Louis, ne i
survived by another son, Y. Raymond,
or Brooklyn
His bo.iy was brought 70 his home
on Broad street. yesterday. and fu-
neral services were conducted there
this Thursday afternoon at z. ~
o'clock, By Rev. A. HI. Voermang
pastor Of the Freehold Reformed
church. Of which deceased was
member Interment was ID Maple
wood GENE cry, beside his wife who
died Dec Is, 1912.
Mr.. Sehuaatz was fond Of music,
and was q member Of Ereenold 5
earliest band organization, PLAYING
the net, which was his fay y
instrument He was also member
Of the Reformed church choir FIR many
years
Spotswood.
BENJAMIN DUBOIS sNoCK,
we'll Known farmer. died at his home
at Wiekatunk, Tuesday, aged % Years,
of heart failure, after an illness OF sew
en- months. He was the son 81 Milton
and Elizabeth Dubois Smock, and was
born at Wickatnnk HI married MaDei.
daugh er Of Joseph Harris q heyport,
who died II years ago, a daughter
Mrs. Mabel Sprague OF trenton sur
wives The funeral viii be at 2. n
on Friday. at the house, Rev. e. l..
Palmer officiating lnterment ~
Maplewood, Freehold
Daeeasgd was 8 member of the Vol
unteer fire Company Of Morganyills-
JAMES Il. MAeEE
tbe oldest living member Of Olive
Bra nch Lodge. f. & a. NJ, Of Free
did died At his home at Keyport-
M Sunday Jan. 6, 1924, aged 49,
Deceased was born at Holmdel. aRd
while q clerk IN Freehold II his early
manhood, Dec. s, 1868, was admitted
to Olive Branch Lodge and has contIn-
ned in coed standing since. Later he
removed to Colts Neck and became
member Of the firm Of Van Mater g.
Magee. He served as an officer In
Olive Branch in 1870 and 1876. He
was Lieutenant n the 20th
Reg't, n. j. Vols, IN the Civil War.
The funeral was On Wednesday at
m, at the Reformed church. Kew
porr. & delegation o1 Olive Branch
Lodge attended the funeral and accord
ed him Masonic rites ct the interInent
that afternoon at the Holmdel ceme-
tery.
MRS. RURAMAH L. KINGSBoROUGH
Is. died Dec. Is. 1923, the home Of
her neice Mrs. Hezekiah Hulse of Wan
road, Como. Besides her neice, she is
survived bv three sisters, Mrs. Carrie
w II r. q h3rs ~
Won Of Wall township and Mrs. John
Marks of West Belmar Funeral ser
vice was held at the home of her
neice M onday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. Samuel Blair, pastor of the local
NJ. P. church officiating, Interment
was il the Glendela cemetery.
CHARLES r. LEcoMPTE
Charles II LeCompte, for years a well
known figure III Ocean county Republic
can circles and a brother Of William G.
HeCompta. Emory street, Asbury Park.
died of high blood pressure at tha
Paul Kinban hospital Lakewood
Wednesday morning. after q week s i'll
ness Funeral service was held Friday
at at the Al. r. church. Lakewood,
in charge of the Lakewood lodge OF
Masons. Interment was at Woodlawn
cemetery
Mr.. LeCompte is survived by wife.
Mrs Sarah Let oInpte, and four child
rem. John L., Of Trenton, Ernest e., of
Lakewood Charles R., jr.. Of Lakewood
and Mrs Anna Bolmer Of Long Island.
MIR. LeCampte was born IN Howell
township IN 1851. H e was for several
ears q member of the board Of free
holders OF Ocean county and was at one
time supervisor Of roads. HI was an
official Of the A. J. Lo mis- Coal COM
pang Of Lakewood and former director
81 the Peoples National bank there.
He was an active Mason, and belonged
to the Lakewood lodges of Red Men
and Old Fellows and was a member Of
Long Branch lodge Of Elks.
FRANK APPLICABLE
Frank Apologize Of Harmony, died,
at St. Francis hospital, at Trenton.
Saturday OF complications, aged 10.
His funeral service was held Tuesdaye
at Harmony church and at Cedar arov
church located near Toms River with
Rev. Otis F. VanBrunt pastor Of Har-
mony church officiating. Burial wss
made at Cedar Grove. The deceased
was taken TO the hospital on New
Years day. BE was never married and
is survived by three brothers; Joseph
Applegate of Holmson, Gardner APP
pIeaafe Of Long Branch and q bali
brother Charles Davis of Harmony.
JANEs K. RANKIN
James E. Rankin. ga. formerly Of
Manasquan, died Of q complication Of
diseases at the State hospital, Trenton,
g. 4 -
daughters. Misses Nav and Hope
Rankin. living home; Mrs. K. Leary Of
New York; Mrs. H. Merrillof Hartford.
Conn, and Mrs. Raymond Rankin Of
aanasauan and three brothers William
and Greenwood of Manasquan and
Robert If Brielle. He was member
I OF Carpenters union OF BelInar.
Private service was held Friday, after
noon at $50, Rev. Walter Semple.
pastor of the local Presbyterian church
officiating InteFment was made Id