The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-12-24
Obituary
DR. l. FRANK MANNING

DIX. Il. FRANK MANNING.
aged 81. a well known dentist of Red
Bank, died Saturday, Dec. IL. in the
Long Branch hospital of q colnplica-
ltion OF diseases. II was born in Kew
port. the son of the late Rev. and Mrs,
j.. X. Manning. his father having been
pastor OF the Red Bank Baptist church
Tor some time. Hewa a graduate of
the ked Bank high school, later going
to Rutgers college, from where he was
gradnated in 1896, and in 1893 gradual
ing from the Philadelphia Dental col
lege He was member of the Delta
Ma pa Epsilon of Rutgers and the Phi
Omerga, q dental fraternity. He was
also member of the Mystic brother
hood, f. e. A. A.. of Red Bank
He is survived by wife. who was
Miss Glad Hance of Red Bank:
daughter, Julia Allen Manning and !
sister, Mrs Thou. as Trenchard. wife Of
Chief Justice Trenchard of Trenton.
Service was held from his home 81 I,e-
Roy place, RedBank, Wednesday of last
week, $50, Rev. William BREASTED. pas-
tor of the Baptist church offlciat-
ing. Interlnent was made in Fairyiev
cemetery, Middletown.
MRS. MARY A. FRANCIS.
wife Of Jonathan Francis. Of Adelnh.a
died suddenly Thursday morning IS MI.
ami, Fla. of heart attack .Besideshnsband
she IS survived by two daughters. Mrs.
Margaret Bayre Of the Britwooos
apartment, Asbur, Park and Mrs
Cora Whitworth, ~ Webb avenuc.
Ocean Grove, and two sons. Clara.sl,,
OF Asbury Park and Russell a. az floaas
Grove. Funeral services were baI5
sunday afternoon at the home at 2 On
interment was made in the AdeInhia
cemetery. 'pnia
MRS. JULIA A. DRuMMeND
aged So, one Of the oldest residants -
Red Bank, died Saturday of narsl,,s "
at her home, 1888 Maple avenue Sha
was the widow of Bloomfield nr1,,, o
mond and the daughter of tba 1a4o
mr.. and Mrs. Borden Hance ualIIr,,os.''s
residents Of Rumson. She i sn 1,.slT
by q daughter, Mrs. Gilbert & Raclrlass
q sister-ln-law, Mrs Alice Field and
granddaughter, Mrs. Edwin Gonnvar
Z uneral services were held Tuesdav ~
20, % at the house, Rev. John Muvskens
otncIaClng. lnterment was made in
tne rarmiy burying ground.
CHARLES H. CRAWFORD
Charles Harrison Crawford 7s a
retired merchant died Of acomnlies1ian
day night. s.AAAaA ns'laS '7uhl-
Funeral service for Charles Harrison
crawford, who died at his home =,
west Belmar, were held WednessIav
afternoon at at the home. Tntarnoant
was was made in the Windsor cemetarv a.
WINDSOR, N. j., Mr.. Crawford Is snr-
vived by wife. " 'uA
JOHN e. BARKALow
81, died in Hackensack hospital Monday
after stroke of PARALYSIS. He wss .
native OF Adelphia. He il survived hv
Tour sons, Cornell us of New BrunswicE
George Of Freehold, John of Branch,
port and Harold Of Hackensack with
whom he lived. Funeral services will
be held Thursday morning at 103O in
the funeral parlors of @. II. T. CLAYTON
at Adelphia. Interment will be made
u Ardena cemetery.
MRS. MARTHA ERWIN
Funeral services for Mrs. Marf6e
Erwin, 98, who died Saturday at the
nome OF her daughter, Martha Erwin
at Ely, was held Wednesday morning
at II from the late home. Burial was
made at Keansburg.
J. l.. BRITToN
The funeral of James L. Brltton. So.
Lower Squankum farmer, who died
sunday at his home of apoplexy, was
neld Tuesday afternoon from the late
residence at and from Lower
Squankun Methodist church ct 3.
in the church cemetery.
MRS. JOHANNA NOLAN
Funeral services for Mrs. Johanna
Nolan, mother Of Mrs. /. r. TAYLOR Of
7Ol Seventh avenue were held Monday
In Freehold at 10. Interlnent was made
IN st. Roses church cemetery. Besides
Mrs Taylor, the deceased, who died
In Eatontown, left eight children. She
had been former resident of Rights
town