The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-05-20
Obituary
MRS. ELLA HoRNoR,


widow of Charles Horror, who resided
with her daughter. Mrs. Edward 6,
Fountain, died Wednesday morning,
at Clarksburg, aged aged 80 years.
Her husband was veteran of the Civil
War. Her funeral will be at her dau0h-
ters, Mrs. Eva Fountain on Friday at
2 o'clock daylight ssving time and in
terinent will be in Maplewood.
ELIzABKTR J. MKGILI.
7-year-old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward ]. Megill Of 811 Dunley street,
Asbury Park, died early Friday morning
in the Ann May hospital, Spring Lake.
following an operation for appendicitis.
Funeral services were held at the home
Monday afternooa at 80, with Rev g.
M. Conover, pastor Of the Asbury Park
Reformed church officiating. Inferlnent
was made in Mt. Prospect cemetery.
MRS. MTcHAL FORD.
Mrs Michael Ford, died wednesday,
May 18th, 1925, at her home on South
street. Funeral services were held Fri
day morning. in st. Rose of Lima Cath
olic Church. Solemn Requiem High
Mass being said by Rt. Rev. MonsignoY
Kivelitz. Interment was in the Catholic
cemetery. Mrs. Ford was born in Ough-
en-, County Galway, Ireland, in 1851.
She was married to MT Ford in 1871 in
New York, shortly after which they
came to reside in Freehold. Besides her
husband the deceased is survived by sew
en- children; four daughters Mrs.
Charles McCue Of Lakewood, Mrs. Lou
is Astor Of New York, Miss Sadie Ford,
q nurse in Lincoln Hospital, New York
and Miss Mamie who resides at home;
three sons James s. OF Lakewood Mich
ael and Robert who reside at home.
SAMUEL FINKELsTREH
aged A years, died at his home on Me.
chanic street, Freehold, Sunday, May,
2 nd, 1926. Funeral services were CON
Quoted at his late home on Monday af-
ernoon Of last week, with Rabbi Ben
tjamin Reimer officiating. Interment
was in the Hebrew cemetery on the
Manalapan road. Heia survived by his
wife three daughters and two sons. MIR.
Flnkelstein has conducted q painting
and paper hanging business in Freehold
for the past 16 years and his wife will
continue the business, operating under
her name.
JOHN ScULLY
aged 1856 years, died at his home on
Broadway, Saturday, May LIST, 1895. Flu
neral services were held il ST. Rose OF
Lima Catholic Church the following
Monday with Rev. Father He'll ofEiciat-
ing. Interment was in the Catholic cem-
etery. Mr.. Scully was life long resi-
dent Of Freehold and veteran of the
Civil war.
WARREN Z. osTRANDnR
the five-years- old son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Walter Ostrander, died at his home at
Maxim, on Sunday, of Epneumonia, fol-
ming measlers His funeral service was
held on Wednesday of last week at 8
o'clock at theshome Of his parents, Rev.
r. x. Moorey pastor of Farmingdaie
Methodist church officiating. Burial was
made at Fsrmingdale.
ARTHUR K. GOULD
Members of AsburyP Park plumbers and
steamfitters' union and knights of the
Golden Eagles ct Farmingdale partic-
ipated in funeral services for Arthur
E. Gould, 38. Of Farmingdale, president
of the union and a member of the
fraternal order, who died Saturday Of
pneumoniR at Monmouth Memorial
hospital, Long Branch.
lue SSENlO6 were neiu at tine feSl~
dence in Farmingdale, at /, Tuesday
and were followed by services in the
Old Tennent church, Rev. Edward
Munyan of Hamilton ofiiciating. The
union and fraternal order held
| special services at the grave in Old
Tennent cemetery, where Interment waa
made.
MRS. MAAY K. THOMPSON,
of the Nut Swamp road, near River
(, Plaza, died Tuesday night, at the age
of So years of complication Of diseases.
She was the widow Of Romano Thomp-
son and was born near Holmdel Her
father, Charles Poole, Of Vandenberg,
survives her, as do her daughter, Mrs
William j. Stryker Of Centervilie; q
brother, Charles Poole, jr., and sister.
Mrs. Charles Soulia, both OF Vaaden-
berg. Funeral services will be held
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock, at St
James Catholic church, when Rev. Johr
McCloskey, rector Of the church, will
say high requiem MAS. Interment
vail be in Mt, Olivet CemOtery.