The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-03-11
Obituary

MRS. HANNAH ELIZABETH woLcoTr
Funeral services were held March 4,
in Trenton, for Mrs. Hannah Elizabeth
Wolcott. who died at the age of II at
her home, Freehold. Interment was
made in Freehold in the Maplewood
cemetery. Mrs. Wolcott leaves son
Joseph, of Colts Neck; four brothers,
Joseph Brure, Manuel and Jesse
Phillips of Freehold and Alfred Phil
lips, of New York city, and daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson of Trenton.
The services held at the late home at
90 Southland street. Trenton, were in
charge of Rev. Rob. Wilson Of trenton.
MRS ANNA MCKINNEY
died at her home on Maple place, Key
port, March 8, 1926, following an illness
Of several months. Mrs. Mckinney was
the widow of DIR Edmund Mckinney
and was formerly Miss Anna YanCleaf.
She is survived by two children, Ray
mond of ew York and Miss Nan " Q.
Mckinney, who lives at home. The
deceased, was an active member Of the
First PRESBYTERIAN church and its var
ious societies. Funeral service was
held Saturday afternoon at 230 at the
house, interInent following in Green
Grove cemetery.
JAMES R. EARLE
Funeral services for Mrs. James r.
Ear lie, 60, who died Tuesday of heart
trouble at her home 217 Raritan aven
ne, Highland Park, was held Friday at
$50 from the house Besides her hus
band, Mrs. Earle leaves three daugh
tiers, Mrs. Frank Alexander, formerly
of Detroit and now of that place. Mrs
K M Drake of Piscataway and Miss
E alphetta Earl, living at home. Two
sisters, Mrs. Thomas f. Moore of Ocean
Grove and Mrs. Jessie Terwilliger of
Connecticut and two brothers, William
Blake Of Hamilton and Andrew Blake
of SquankuIn InterInent was made
in Elnwood cemetery.
CHARLES f. MILLER.
Charles E. Miller died Saturday Of
complications at the Spring Lake hos
pital, aged 81. Besides his wife, the fol-
lowing children survive: Robert Of New
Bedfor Abram of Bradley Beach, Fred
of Manasquan and Mrs. Louis Mat
ihews and Mrs. Oscar Tilton Of Como
Also the following brothers and sisters.
Anderson of Yonkers, N. Y, Isaac of
Como, Miss Debbie, Miss August and
Miss Hattie, all Of Como Funeral ser
vices were held Wednesday at 2 from
the residence in West Spring Lake in
charge Of Rev. Wilcox of Asbury Park,
and interment was made in Wall ceme-
cry.
JOHN MILTON coRLIEs
John Milton Cories, So, resident Of
Rumson for As years, 10 of which he
served as mayor and 20 as member Of
| the boro's board of education, died
Monday morning at his home on
G hurch street, Rumson, of complies
ton of diseases. His wife survives.
Mr.. Corlies was a prominent member
of the Monmouth county board Of free
/ holders for several years and at the time
OF his death was member of the RUM
son lodge of Red Men and of The local
Hook and Ladder company.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon at 2.30 at the
home with Rev Walter Benedict, pas-
tor of the Rumson M. p. church Off
ciating. Interment win be made in
Fairview cemetery.
John M. Corlies was born in Mid
dletown township, Oct 30, 1883. the
only son of Benjamin and Cecilia
Corlies. He received his primary
education in the local schools Of
Miidletown township, completing his
tudies in Rumson, where the family
moved when he was about 9.
During this time he assisted his
father in the care Of the Palmer es-
tate and upon reaching manhood, es-
tsblished a trucking and livery busi~
ness which he conducted for more
than 80 years, being still engaged in
that business at the time Of his
death. In politics, he was staunch
Democrat. He married Miss Lille
Eenton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fenton Of Farmingdales IN
January 1892.
LIEUT.. COM. COLE.
superintendent OF the First United
States Coast Guard District with head
quarters Portsmouth N. H., died at his
home. He was born at Seaville, N. j.,
: April %, 1865, and enlisted in the Coast
Guard service in 1886.
DIR. JOHN G. RUSH
Stricken while asleep Dr. john &C.
Rush, president Of Eatontown township
committee, a well known physician
and an active Mason died suddenly
Wednesday, When members of the
+ family went to his room to arouse him
the physician was dead.
DIR. Rush had been in i'll health for
about three years and was being
treated for Bright's disease Beside his
wife DR.. Rush is survived by daughter
/, Mrs. Arthur Taylor and q SON. Il.
Floyd Rush. He was born in Harmony
Feb. Is, 1855 and studied medicine lns
Lafayette college. After practising n
Red Bank he went to Eatontowns
where he was active for 80 years BE wa
secretary OF Washington lodge, II, All
A. NJ, of Eatontown and served as mas-A
ter six years, also member Of RoyaiH
Arch Masons OF Red Bank. MystlcA
shrine, B. P. o. Elks and Field coun-
Gil.