The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-05-06
Obituary

ABAAM 8. Truck
Funeral services for 4 BRAN 8. Trnex.
who died at his home. 90 South steret
Freehold, Wednesday. vas held al
his late residence Satur LAY at o. M.
conducted by Rev G. F. Newton Of che
First Baptist church Of Freehold. Inter-
ment was made ia MaplewoOd ceim-
etery.
He leaves one brother, DIR. William
g. Truck and two sisters. Mira. William
Dubois and Miss Catherine Truck, all
Of Freehold.
Mt fruex was pharmacist When
q young man he chose that profess
sion, and was a clerk for several years
in the drug store OF Gordon S. COnover
at Nc. West Main Street Later
he attended the New York College of
Pharmacy. He was in w E. Warens
drug store at Keyport for a year and
at Red Bank for a time. 4 hen he
went to Morristown in drug store
for several years before he was APP
pointed pharmacist in the State Hos
pital at Norris Plains. He held that
position for 30, years, part of the time
without an assistant
He was born in Freeho d the son
of Charles Truck and Margaret Ma
tilda Simpson. and attended the public
schools, Freehold, before he went to
college.
PETER NIAfICK
aged 33 years died in the Monmouth
Memorial Hospital, Long Branch, Sun
day. April 25th, Of acute gastritis Flu
neral services were held Thursday Of last
week at 10 o'clock from from st. Rose
of Lima Catholic church by Rev. Mon
signor KiyeiIfz. Interment was in the
Catholic Cemetery The deceased is
survived by his widow and four child
ren. Mr.. Nimick conducted a grocery
store at 1l3 Tnrocknorton street.
CHARLOTTE HYERs
/ year old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Hyres, Of $50 Barnard street.
Freehold, died Saturday, ApriI24. 1926
Of spinal meningitis. Funeral services
were held from the home Of her aunt at
Island Heights on Tuesday at 2 o'clock
Internent was IN the Riyerview Cen-
etery, Toms River.
MRS. HAZEL YRTMAN
aged 9lyears, died at the Long Branch,
Memorial, sunday April rs, 1926, Of
heart trouble and pneumonia Fu-
4fE al stfI " tx 4lANLCA w 1tEfs ~.
Newton, pastor OF The First Baptist
Church, were held from the h,ne Of her
daughter, Mrs Joshua Allen on jackson
street, Freehold, Wednesday of last
week. Besides her husband she is sur
viyed by four children Mrs. Joshua
Alien. Herbert. Henry and Chester
YetInan. Three brothers, William,
Ernest and Roy Soden, and three sis
tiers, Mrs Arthur Shadier Mrs. AlberE
Ravens and Mrs. Robert Yetman also
survive.
MRS. ANNA BENNETT,
wife Of John Bennett, died at South
ern Pines, S. c., Sunday. of tubercnlos-
is, aged 33. The funeral service was at
Harmony church, Wednesday, at g
o'clock, where interInent took place.
She was well known in Harmony Be-
six year old son.
GARRETT MINToN,
q civil war veteran, died on Tuesday,
April "a, 1926, at the Home for Disabled
Veterans at Kearney, aged 81 years. He
was born at South Amboy and when he
was small boy his parents died. Jan. 8,
1864 he enlisted in Co. ID. 10Th N. j..
Vols, and was honorably discharged
July 1, 1865 He married Miss Mary r.
Hankinson, of EngIishtown, and took
his bride 70 farm just out of town.
After her death in 1914 he entered the
Soldiers home. One daughter survives
Mrs. Charles Finn of Englishtown, and
two grandchildren. Charles Finn and
Mrs. Aaron Smith, both Of Englishtown.
The funeral was on Friday, at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Finn, the Rev. j.
w Rose officiating. Interment was at
Tennent cemetery.
CHARLES P. ROGERS
an old citizen of Englishtown, died last
Thursday, an illness Of several months,
having been confined to his bed the
past four weeks.
He was wheelwright and carpenter,
working at his trade about Englishtown
where he spent his entire life. His
father and mother Henry Rogers and
Rebecca Dey, lived on farm near
Englishtown where he was born 81 years
ago and after his marriage to Margaret
A. Stephens, Dec. II 1874, at and his
wife lived in their pr esent home.
He was member of the Sanford Me-
mortal M E. church and also member
of he Knights of Pythias.
One daughter, Miss Maud Rogers
fAnQ l44o wiz SUI ftfUe
Funeral services were held on Sum
day at his late home, the Rev. =. w.
Rose officiating. Interment was at Old
Tennent cemetery.
MADELEINE FLAMIA
died at her home at Shark River sta
ton Monday Of tuberculosis, aged 4
years. Services were held Tuesday and
burial was made in st. Rose Lima cem-
etery, Freehold.
MRS. EMMA MAYER
Funeral of Mrs. Emma Mayer, wife
Of John H. Mayer died at home at
Lakewood Friday of cancer aged 53
years. Services were held Sunday at
z. 80 O'Clock at her late home. Burial
was made Monday in the Lutheran
cemetery, L. L.
MICHAEL B sSALL
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