Page 8ix RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 20, 1955 J. T. Wilson Dies; Mayor's Father OCEANPORT- -John Tunis Wilson, 82, father of Mayor Edward C. Wilson, and retired interior decorator, died Friday night ab his home on Oceanport ave. Mr.
Wilson was born at Matawan, son of the late Edward and Mary Hope Wilson, and lived there until two years ago when he moved here to make his home with his son. Surviving, besides his son, are his wife, Annie Williams Wilson; two other sons, Richard W. Wilson of Keyport and Howard I. Wilson of Matawan; six daughters, Mrs. Mary Ballard of Trenton, Mrs.
Olive Brautigam and Mrs. Gladys McGinty of Matawan, Mrs. Dorothy Walling of Keyport, Mrs. Evelyn Petsch of Providence, R. and Mrs.
Creamer of Milford, Settee brothers, Frank Wilson of Jersey City and Edward R. Wilson and Joseph L. Wilson of Matawan; a sister, Mrs. Lila Driggs of, East Lake, 0., 26 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral was held Monday at the Bedle funeral home, with Rev.
Lawrence Bailey, pastor of the Matawan Baptist church, officiating. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery, Matawan. MISS ELEANOR F. BRADY KEYPORT Miss Eleanor F. Brady, 76, of 198 Broadway, a lifelong resident of Monmouth county, died Friday at Mount Pleasant nursing home, Matawan.
Miss Brady was born at Matawan, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brady. She was member of the Altar and Rosary society of St. Joseph's Catholic church.
Surviving are a nephew, John P. Brady of Matawan, and two nieces, Miss Mary McCoy and Mrs. Charles The S. funeral Strang, of held Keyport. Monday day at St.
Joseph's church, where Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, pastor, offered a under the mass direction of of requiem. the Day Burial, funeral home, was in St. Joseph's cemetery.
WILBUR EARL FREEHOLD- Wilbur Earl, 67, died last Thursday at his home, 110 Court st. Mr. Earl is survived only by daughter, Mrs. Edna G. Phillips, with whom he made his home.
The funeral was held Saturday morning ithf the Freeman funeral home, with Rev. Charles H. Beynon, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating. Burial was in Maplewood cemetery. SCHUTLER SICKLES NAVESINK Schuyler Sickles, 57, husband of the late Ruth Hill yer Sickles and a former member of the Middletown township board of education, died Tuesday at his home on Brown's Dock rd.
A farmer and lifelong realdent of Navesink, Mr. Sickles born in the same house. He Wis the son of the late John I. and mira Smith Sickles. former, chief fire of the department, Middle he town township a life member of the Are company here.
Surviving are two, sisters, Mrs. Myra L. Hopkins Metuchen and Miss Bessie Sickles of Atlantic Highlands. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon o'clock at the Posten funeral home, with Rev. Charles P.
Johnson, rector of All Saints' Episcopal church, officiating. Burial will be in Fair View cemetery. The Navesink Are company will hold services tonight at 7:30 at the funeral home. MISS MOLLIE B. PARKER WEST LONG BRANCHMollie B.
Parker died Monday night at her home, 185 Parker after long illness. Miss Parker was born daughter of the late George A. and Carrie Throckmorton Parker. She was a life member of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Old member First, the Methodist Ladies' churchiand of Fire Co. No.
1, Surviving are a brother, J. Howard Parker of Eatontown; a sister, Miss Kate E. Parker, who lives at home; four nephews and two nieces. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Flock funeral home, with Rev. Wilbur K.
Pike, pastor of Old First Methodist church, officiating. Burial will be in West Long Branch cemetery. SAMUEL R. REID EAST KEANSBURG Samuel R. Reid, 65, husband of Mary Magill Reid and a resident of this place 14 years, died Friday at his home, 10 Neptune pl.
Mr. Reid was born in Jersey City. 1 He was a retired mechanic. Surviving, besides his wife, are a son, John Reid of Matawan; daughter, Mrs. Oscar Teicher of New Monmouth, six grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
The funeral was held Sunday night at the Scott funeral home, with Rev. John P. Euler, pastor of Bayshore Community church, officiating. Burial Monday morning was in Fair View cemetery. Worden Funeral Home HARRY C.
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Leighton, 76, of 171 South Red Bank, died last Thursday at the home of his niece, Miss Clara Layton, 10 Center Oceanport, after a month's iNness. Mr. Leighton was born in Colt's Neck, son of the late John R. and Jane Stryker Layton and had been' a resident of Red Bank 40 years. He was employed for 43 years by the Jersey Central Power Light company at Long Branch, retiring eight years ago.
Mr. Leighton was a member of the Red Bank Presbyterian church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary C. Daly Leighton; a daughter, Mrs.
Lillian a Wheelahan, Winslow, N. three sisters, Mrs. Alida Polhemus, Asbury Park; Mrs. Ada Cherel, Belmar, and Mrs. Macie Lavene, Stuart, three brothers, Charles Layton, Belmar; Eugene Layton, Oceanport, and' William Layton, Shrewsbury, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Mr. Leighton's son, Cpl. Jesse S. Leighton, was killed in action on Iwo Jima during World War II. The funeral was held Monday morning at the Worden funeral home, with Rev.
Charles S. Webster, pastor of the Red Bank Presbyterian church, officiating. Mrs. Thomas McClintock was soloist. Burial was in Fair View cemetery.
Bearers were William Layton, John Polhemus, Charles Lavene, William C. Caffyn. William D. Boyd and Robert M. Daly.
MRS. HAROLD S. ALLEN JESSE 8. LEIGHTON, SR. PIETRO VENTURENO Pietro Venturino, 79, of 14 East Sunset husband of the late Antoinette Cardimon! Venturino, died Friday night at Monmouth Memorial hospital after a long illness.
Mr. Venturino was born in Italy, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Venturino. He had been resident of Red Bank 40 years.
Surviving are son, Anthony Venturino, Red Bank, and five grandchildren, A high requiem mass was offered Tuesday at St. Anthony's Catholic church by Magr. Salvatore DiLorenzo. Burial, under the direction of the John E. Day funeral home, was in Mt.
Olivet cemetery. Bearers were Andrew Tessuro, James Tesauro, Mike Tesauro, Dominic Nervo, Thomas Manconi and Joseph Rizzo. Msgr. DiLorenzo recited the Rosary Monday night at the funeral home. MRS.
ELLEN W. CARVALIAR Ellen W. Carvaliar, 75, of 119 Sixth Brooklyn, died Friday morning at Monmouth Memorial hospital, where she had been a patient two days. Born in New York city, a daughter of the late George B. and Sabina Reebe Snyder, Mrs.
Carvaliar lived Hance New Shrewsbury, before moving to Brooklyn. Her husband, William H. Carvaliar, New York chiropodist, died in New Shrewsbury in August, 1936. Mrs. Carvaliar was a member of the Red Bank Woman's club.
Surviving 1 is a niece, Mrs. Constance Maher of Highlands. The funeral was held 1 Monday afternoon at the Worden funeral home, with Rev. Robert M. Runge of the Red Bank Reformed church, officiating, assisted Rev.
George A. Cosper of the Greenwood Baptist church, Brooklyn. Burial was in Fair View cemetery. FREDERICK K. PATTERSON KEYPORT Frederick K.
Patterson, 53, husband of Lauretta Murphy Patterson, died Sunday at his home, 23 Osborn st. Mr. Patterson was born here, son of the late Elijah and Hattie M. Wilson Patterson. A member of Calvary Methodist church, Mr.
Patterson also was an exempt member of the Matawan township fire his wife, are son, Frank Raymond Patterson, on active service with the Navy, stationed at Norfolk, and brother, Elijah Patterson of this place. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon, at Rev. the Hillman Bedle Williams, funeral pastor of Calvary Methodist church, officiating. Burial was in Green cemetery. WILLIAM T.
PARTRIDGE MIDDLETOWN William T. Partridge, 89, of 10 Conover Middletown, died Sunday morning Monmouth Memorial hospital, where he had been a patient four days. Partridge was born in Washington, D. son of the late Thomas and Emaline Jackson Partridge, and had been a resident of Middletown four years. He was a retired architect and was a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.
He was a member of Trinity Episcopal church, Red Bank. Surviving are his wife, Alma B. Austin Partridge, and his son, William T. Partridge, Falls Church, Va. The funeral was Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal church, with the rector, Rev.
Charles H. Best, officating. Cremation took place at Rose Hill crematory, Linden, under direction of the Worden funeral home. MRS. CATHERINE KELLY HADDON HEIGHTS A high mass of requiem was offered at St.
Rose Catholic church Tuesday for Mrs. Catherine Kelly, died Friday at her home, 304 Ninth ave. Mrs. Kelly was of the late Magr. John B.
McCloskey, for many years a pastor of St. James Catholic church, Red Bank. Her daughter, the late Miss Helen Kelly, spent several years in Red Bank as the monsignor's secretary. Surviving are two daughters, Miss Catherine Kelly of this place and Mrs. Walter Bock of Audubon, and two sisters, Miss Mary McCloakey of Woodstown and Mrs.
Annie O'Toole of Philadelphia. MRS. ARLEVA ANDERSON MORGANVILLE Mrs. Arleva Anderson, 75, of MorganvilleCheesequake widow of Samuel Anderson and resident of this place 15 years, died Saturday at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Mrs.
Anderson was born in Alabama. She Was a member of Wicker Memorial Baptist church. Surviving are two sons, John Ward of this place and Charles Ward of Newark; three daughters, Mrs. Carmella Gillen of Montclair, Mrs. William Alexander of Newark and Mrs.
Lucille Johnson of this place; two brothers, Ronson Hollis of Newville, Ala, and Cullin Hollis of Dothan, Ala; two sisters, Mrs. Georgianna Diggs of Jacksonville, Fla, and Mrs. Lena Skipper of Newville, ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at Wicker Memorial church, with Rev. M.
T. Austin, pastor, officiating. Burial, under the direction of the Day funeral home, WAS in Midway Green cemetery, Matawan. RICHARD HARVEY BELFORD-Richard Harvey, 20- month-old son of Frank and Ruth Wits Harvey, of Main died Saturday at Monmouth Memorial hospital, after a short Illness. He also la survived by a brother Edward, and three sisters, Patricis, Carol and Joan, who live at home, and his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Harvey, of this place, The funeral WAR held Tuesday at the Scott funeral home, with Rev. Robert T. Bulman, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church, New Monmouth, officiating.
Burial was I In Fair View cemetery. COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES Harold Raymond 1 Possiel, 65, died Monday morning at his home, 90 Poricy lane, bere, after a long Illness. Mr. Possiel was born in Jersey City, son of Frederick 1 W. Possiel and the late Sadie Jaycox Possiel.
He had been resident of this place ten months, coming here from Jersey City. Mr. Possiel was employed as brakeman by the Pennsylvania railroad 32 years. Mr. Possiel was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad trainmen and veteran of World War IL, during which he served with the U.
S. Army. He also was a member of the Greenville Grace Episcopal church of Jersey City. A sister, Mrs. Ruth W.
Widmaler of Rumson, died in January. Surviving besides his father, who lives in Pittsburgh, Pa, are his wife, Mildred Creel Possiel; six daughters, Mrs. Marion Morgan, Mrs. Vivian Miller and Mrs. Joan Moore, Jersey City, and Mrs.
Hazel Szemborski, Miss Cleona Possiel and Miss Patricia Possiel, all living at home; son, Harold R. Possiel, living at home; Ave sisters, Mrs. Margaret Rurade, Teaneck; Mrs. Hazel Curran, West Keansburg; Mrs. Dorothy Outman, Willow Grove, Gladys Kraft, Pittsburgh, and Mira.
Evelyn Bradley, Roselle, and a brother, Henry W. Possiel, Winchendon, Mass. The funeral will be held today at 2 p. m. at Trinity Episcopal church, with Rev.
Charles S. Best, rector, officiating. Burial will be in Fair View cemetery. Bearers will be Lawrence Morgan, Joseph Moore, John Miller and Edward Szemborski. HAROLD E.
POSSIEL, PATRICK F. DALY JERSEY CITY--A high mass of requiem was offered this morning in St. Patrick's Catholic church by the pastor, Msgr. James A. Hamilton, for Patrick F.
Daly, 80, who died Saturday night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Florence DonnelIon of 61 Washington Leonardo, with whom he had lived the past five years. A native former resident of this city, he was a member of the fire department until his retirement in July, 1938, in the rank of battalion chief. He was a member of the Mutual Firemen's Benevolent association of this place and of the Holy Name society of St. Patrick's church.
Also surviving are two sons, Joseph and James, Jersey City; another daughter, Mrs. Ambrose Coleman, Leonardo; sister, Sister Carona Maria of the Sisters of Charity, Harrison, N. 15 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. His wife was the late Rose Farrell Daly. The Daniel A.
Reilly funeral home of West Keansburg was in charge of arrangements in Leonardo. The Lawrence G. Quinn funeral home of this place directed the interment. WILLIAM L. GERECKE RIVER PLAZA- William L.
Gerecke, 41 of Nutswamp died yesterday at the Ivy House' Nursing home, where he had been a patient 12 days. Mr. Gerecke was born In New York city, son of William H. and Rose Dieringer Gerecke and had lived here five years. He formerly lived at Bergenfield, He was employed at Monmouth as chemical' engineer.
Mr. Gerecke is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mae Bjornson his parents, who live in Bergenfield; two sons, William and Kenneth, living at home, a sister, Mrs. Marion Thompson, Kansas City, and a brother, Raymond Gerecke, River The funeral will be held tomorrow night at 8:30. at the Worden funeral home, with Rev.
Charles S. Webster, pastor of the Red Bank Presbyterian church, officiating. Burial, Saturday morning, will be in George Washington memorial park, Paramus. WILLIAM J. PARENTEAU FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP William J.
Parenteau, of 113 Rose lane, Avendale, died Tuesday at the home his brother, Robert Parenteau, on Elton here. Mr. Parenteau was born in Canada, son of Edmund and Louise Parenteau, who now live here. He also is survived by his wife, Violet N. Parenteau; three sons, William Albert H.
and David A. Parenteau, and three daughters, Judy Pamela and Doris J. Parenteau, who live at home; three other brothers, Alfred and Roland Parenteau of Freehold and Joseph Parenteau of Bound Brook, and a sister, Mra. Paul Callahan of Freehold. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 8 a.
m. at the Freeman funeral home, and at 9 o'clock, requiem mass will be offered at St. Rose of Lima Catholic church. Burlal will be in Maplewood cemetery. STILLMAN S.
BRYNE KEAN KEANSBURG-Stillman S. Bryne, 56, of 73 Oak husband of Evelyn Schrader Bryne, and a lifelong resident of this borough, died yesterday at Monmouth Memorial hospital, after a long illness. Mr. Bryne was born at Keyport, son of the late Charles and Stenie Rose Bryne. An employee of the municipal sanitation department, he was member of Keansburg local of the Building Service Employees union, A.
F. L. Surviving, besides his wife, are son, Stillman Joseph Bryne, and daughter, Miss Evelyn L. Bryne, who live at home. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p.
m. at St. Mark's Episcopal church, with Rev. Robert Bizzarro, vicar, officiating. Burial, der the direction of the Ryan funeral home.
will be In Cloverleaf cemetery, Woodbridge. MRS. MARY SHERIDAN LEONARDO-Mrs. Mary Sheri- dan, 71, died yesterday at her home on Leonardville rd. She la survived by three children, John Sheridan and Mrs.
Isabelle Labagnara of Leonardo, and Mrs. Helen Choate of Fort Monmouth, sister, Charles Katz, New York city, and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are In I charge of the Posten funeral home, Atlantio Highlands, ADALBERT OSTENDORFE Adalbert Ostendori, 55, of Red Bank, died sudWaverly denly Tuesday morning after heart attack. He WAS stricken while walking on Broad near his home. Mr.
Ostendorff was born in Woodborne, L. son of the late Henry and Sophia D. Ostendorff, and had been a resident of Red Bank most of his life. A concert pianist and teacher, he was of the piano department of the Ostendorff studios of Red Bank. A graduate of Red Bank high school, Mr.
Ostendorff attended Cotumbla university and graduated from the New York College of Music, where he won bronze medal. He taught for 20 years in the Carnegie Hall studios and made his debut in 1925 at Carnegie Hall under Albert Jonas. He studied composition with Reuben Goldmark. Mr. Ostendorff was veteran of World War during which he served with the 217 Engineers.
He was member of the Red Bank Presbyterian church and was former secretary of the church Brotherhood. Surviving is a sister, Miss Angelica K. Ostendorff of Waverly Red Bank, The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the Adams memorial home, with Rev.
Charles 8. Webster, pastor of the Red Bank Burlal will be in Fair View cemePresbyterian church, officiating. tery. BENJAMIN T. CHERRY UNION BEACH Benjamin T.
Cherry, 70, died yesterday at his home 113 Victoria pl. He was born in Poland and had been a resident here 50 years. Mr. Cherry is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sophie J.
Kizlukiewicz Cherry; 1 son, Stanley Cherry, living at home; three daughters, Mrs. Helen De Whysockie of Woodbury; Mrs. Mary Sanford, Matawan, and Mrs. Stella Malcheski, Keyport; sister, Mrs. Ann Kizielewicz, Warrior Run, a stepbrother, Joseph Liebtz, South River, and three grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements, are. In charge of the home of Keyport. ANDREW ROY KING FAIR HAVEN Andrew Roy King, 86, a resident of this place 35 years, died Tuesday night at his home, 79 Cedar st. Mr. King was the son of the late Madison and Harriet King.
Surviving are a son, Andrew Roy Allie of this place; four King, Bristound daughter, Mrs. brothers, David King of Newburn, N. and Edgar, and Charlie King of Grifton, and Joshua, two sisters, Mrs. Coward of Washington and Mrs. Martha Davis of Newburn.
The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. at Clinton chapel A.M.E. Zion church, Red Hill, Middietown. Burial, under the direction of the Harris funeral home, will be in' the church cemetery.
MRS. VERONICA GRABAUCKAS UNION Mrs. Veronica Grabauckas, 75, mother of Joseph Grabauckas of Rumson, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Putinas, 839 Townley here. Mrs.
Grabauckas was born in Lithuania and came to this country 58 years ago. Also surviving are another daughter, Sister Mary Caroline of the Order of St. Casimir of Worcester, and another son, George Grabauckas of Irvington. A solemn high requiem mass will be offered tomorrow at 9 o'clock at St. Peter and St.
Paul's church, Elizabeth. Burial, under the direction of the Brazinski funeral home, Elizabeth, will be in St. Gertrude's cemetery, Woodbridge. State Lodge Head To Visit Eatontown Members of Pride of Monmouth council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, will attend a meeting at Eatontown Monday, when the state councilor, Miss Myrtle Carthage of Staten Island, will make her official visit to the Eatontown group. Arrangements to attend the ing were made when the lodge met Tuesday at the lodge hall on Monmouth st.
After the business session, "pollyanna" birthday supper was given for Mrs. Myra Fox and Mrs. Luella Keane. The next meeting, Nov. 1, will be a "penny sale." ANNUAL FALL SUPPER MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE--The fall turkey supper the 'Middletown Reformed church will be held in the church dining room Thursday night, Oct.
27, between 5 and 7 o'clock. Chairmen are WIl. liam H. Potter, and George Kinkade, Jr. MONUMENTS Your Expression of True Remembrance No other act of normal man's life gives him more complete soul satisfaction than the building of Memorial to his loved ones who have cone on.
Our select Barre Memorials bear the Guild mark of sp proval, your guarantee of Memorial at no extra cost. Visit our showroom and see our displays of these certided memorials. JOHN VAN KIRK Maxi ML Oliver Cemetery Phone Red Bank 6-0319 R.F.D. Bex 108, Red Bank COUNTY BIRTHS Mr. and Mra, Joseph Assolina of Miller Highlands, are parenta of daughter, born last Thursday at Monmouth Memorial hospital, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Lovelace Main Keyport, are parents of daughter, born last Thursday at Monmouth Memorial hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cocuzza of Wyckoff Eatontown, are parents a daughter, born last Thursday Monmouth Memorial hospital, Mr. and Mrs.
Granville LeMeune New Colt's Neck, are parents a daughter, born Friday at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Becker of Ninth West Keansburg, are parof a daughter, born Friday at Monmouth Memorial hospital, Mr. and Mrs.
David Duchal of Maplewood New Monmouth, are parents of a daughter, born Friday Monmouth Memorial hospital, Mr. and Mrs. William Slover of Palmer Keansburg, are parents of a daughter, born Friday at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
H. Dalton Hall of McCarter Fair Haven, are parents of daughter, born Friday Monmouth Memorial hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman of Collins Port Monmouth, are parents of a daughter, born Friday Monmouth Memorial hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Gallagher of Keyport, are parents of a son, born Thursday at Riverview hospital. and, Mrs. James Geldhill of Dartmouth Fair Haven, are parents of a son, born Friday at Riverview hospital, and Mrs. Robert Monahan of Highlands, are parents of son, born Friday at Riverview hospital, Mr.
and Mrs. John Reiher of Atlantic Highlands, are parents of a son, born Friday Riverview hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lorri of Atlantic Highlands, are parents of a daughter, born Friday Riverview hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell Hance Fair Haven, are parents daughter, born Saturday Riverview hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Christman Trafford Shrewsbury, parents of a daughter born Monday Riverview hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donnelly Alameda court, Shrewsbury, parents of a son born Monday Riverview hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Davis West Highland Atlantic Highlands, are parents of son born Sunday at Riverview hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwarze of Hopping Belford, are parents of a daughter born Sunday Riverview hospital, and Mrs. Charles Huck Palmer Keansburg, are parents of a daughter born' Sunday Riverview hospital, Mr.
Mrs. George Mott of dover Headden's Corner, parents of a daughter born Sunday at Riverview hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Deets Middletown Atlantic Highlands, are parents of son born Saturday at Riverview hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cleary rt. 35, Middletown township, parents of a son born Saturday Riverview hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. William Waite Monmouth Port Monmouth, are parents of a son, born Monday at Riverview hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Parkview Lincroft, are parents of son, born Monday at Riverview hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mach Sycamore Little Silver, parents of a daughter, born Monday at Riverview hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
James Cummings of Corporation Eatontown, parents of daughter, born urday at Monmouth Memorial pital. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones Port Monmouth are parents of son, born Sunday at Monmouth Memorial hospital, Mr. and Mrs.
Ambers Walker Eatontown, are parents of a born Sunday at Monmouth Memordal hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGuiness of Birchwood Shrewsbury, parents of son, born Sunday Monmouth Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
Pencille Jackson Delaware and Gordon wood, are parents of a daughter, born Tuesday at Monmouth morial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Young of ter Sea Bright, are parents daughter, born Tuesday at mouth Memorial hospital. and Mrs.
Walter Daggett a River Fair Haven, are parents of son, born Tuesday at mouth Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Bodziak Beers Keyport, are parents son, born Tuesday at Memorial hospital, Monmouth Mr. and Mrs.
of Jersey Union Alfred Hennessy parents of a daughter, born Beach, are day at Riverview hospital. yesterMr. and Mrs. Leo Morningside Krestnakd are of day parents at of a Riverview daughter, born hospital. TuesBuena Mr.
and Vista Mrs. Albert Rumson, are of Register ents of a daughter, born par. at Riverview hospital. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ocean Leonardo, Hillman de of daughter, are parents Monmouth Memorial hospital, yesterday at Mr. Glengeran and Thomas farm, of Geran ents of a daughter, Matawan, are parday at Monmouth born Memorial yesterpital. hos37 Mr. Irwin and Mrs. New William Monmouth, of parents of daughter, are morning at Monmouth born Memorial this hospital, of Mr.
and Mrs. William Hance Fair Haven, Chandler parents of son, born are at Mr. Monmouth Memorial yesterday and Mrs. Richard Paulin hospital. Florence Keyport, of ents of are parMonmouth a daughter, born at Memorial yesterday Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Keener hospital, June New Monmouth, of ents of are parRiverview hospital. yesterday at son, born Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of are Simpson parents of Atlantic Highlands, Riverview son, born this morning at hospital.
TREATED AT RIVERVIEW FAIR HAVEN-Mrs. Mary Georgianna Allen, 53, of 137 Lake died Friday afternoon at Riverview hospital after a long illness. She was the wife of Harold S. Allen, owner of Allen's electric shop on White st. Mrs.
Allen was born in Charlottetown, Prince Edward ada, daughter of the late Frank and Mary Curly Collins. She had been a resident of this place six years, moving here from New York city. Mrs. Allen was. member of the Catholic Church of the Nativity here.
Surviving besides her husband, are a stepdaughter, Mrs. Charles Wilson, Red Bank; two stepsons, John L. Allen, Red Bank, and Robert S. Allen, Wantagh, L. two sisters, Mrs.
Thomas McCabe and Mrs. Joseph Costello, Charlottetown, Canada, and a brother, William Collins, Newton Center, Mass. A solemn high requiem mass was offered Tuesday at the Church of the Nativity by Rev. Donald E. Hickey, pastor.
Father Hickey was assisted by Rev. Joseph A. Bischoff, curate of St. James church, Red Bank, as deacon, and Harold R. Petrie, curate of Holy Cross church, Rumson, sub-deacon.
Jean Reed was soloist and Mrs. Evelyn White Bennett, organist. Burial, under the direction of the Worden funeral home, was in Fair View cemetery. Bearers were Eugene M. Magee, Benjamin A.
Crate, Raymond DeRidder, Frank P. Merritt, William ley and John E. Bailly, Jr. Father Hickey recited the Rosary Monday night at the funeral home. MRS.
JOSEPHINE GOETSCHIUS WEST KEANSBURG-Mrs. Josephine Goetschius, 83, died Sunday at her home, 111 Tenth st. Mrs. Goetschius was born in New York city. A resident of this place ten years, she was a member of St.
Mark's Episcopal church, Keansburg. Surviving are a nephew, Sidney J. Herzog, with whom she made her home; four other nephews and niece. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at her late home, and at 10:30 requiem mass will be offered at St. Mark's church.
Burial, under the direction of the Ryan funeral home, will be in Grove church cemetery, North Bergen. HARLEY WYMAN, SR. NAVESINK Harley Wyman, 63, husband of May Akins Wyman and a resident of this place 25 years, died Saturday at his home on Lakeside ave. Mr. Wyman was born at Lee Center, N.
Y. He also is survived by two sons, Harley and Donald Wyman, who live at home; a sister, Mrs. Marian Carhart of Albany, N. and grandson. The funeral was held afternoon at the Posten funeral home, with Rev.
Charles P. Johnson, rector Saints' Episcopal church, officiating. Burial was In All Saints' cemetery. DIRECTO SERVICE Inc. dedicated to INTEGRITY To serve reverently with dignity and beauty always, and offering the utmost in consideration.
At no time does creed or price, make any difference in the high standards we have upheld and shall continue to uphold in our service and sibility to the community. John E. Day Funeral Home 85 Avenue Phone 6-0332-Red Bank Keyport Branch-561 Maple PL Non-Sectarian Telephone 7-1883 Persons treated at Riverview cluded during the past week inhospital Marjorie Stevens, 45, of 191 Dartmouth hand Fair Haven, Angers cut, Maura caught Regan, in a folding chair; Fair 8, of 382 River Haven, bitten by dog; Robert Flynn, injured 16, wrist Terry lane, Shrewsbury, rick playing football; PatO'Herron, 4, of 95 Leroy Keansburg, cut on forehead; Kathleen McCabe, 6, of 36 Monroe Little Silver, cut on forehead, fell out of a swing; Stanley Diebold, 4, Navesink, cut hand while play. ing; James Alexander, 52, Allen Rumson, cut finger on an electric fan; Anita Summonte, 171 Davis lane, River Plaza, cut right foot; James Gleason, 78, Creek Key. port, cut on lips, fell on a railroad crossing; Marguerite Wall, 13, of 79 Highland Keansburg, cut left thumb; Audrey E.
Fecht, 57, of 115 Manor Red Bank, cut right hand on a glass while washing dishes; Edward Grady, 28, Law. rence Keansburg, cut lip and scratched face, tripped going down stairs; Olaf Friberg, 32, Belshaw Shrewsbury township, cut hand while fixing automobile mutfler; James Billett, 11, of 193 Gar. den Shrewsbury, cut right foot, slipped while he was chopping wood; Carolyn Rosseter, 40, of 25 Waverly Keansburg, injured foot, tripped over a bicycle; Richard Milner, nine months old, 45 Madison Red Bank, cut finger on a tin can; Anthony Pelone, 37, of Lakeshore Country Club Estates, broken left arm, fell getting out of an elevator; Neil Barrington, 12, of 125 Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson, punctured right hand with a pencil; Elizabeth Delanoy, 30, of 2 Conover lane, Rumson, cut finger; Henry Yahara, 28, of Palmer Keansburg, punc ture wound of the left foot; Helen Smith, 85, of Main Belford, Bel ford, punctured wrist with pen cil, and Raymond Steele, 4, 26 Port Monmouth East Keans burg, cut on right ear. CRUMMER BEING FREED TRENTON-The New Jersey Parole board said today that Leotice Crummer of Long Branch, who was sentenced last Feb, 18 to one to three years imprisonment on charge of unlawfully carrying a concealed firearm in a vehicle, is one of 1 dozen prisoners who will be released from the state prison. PUBLIC NOTICE Pursuant to an ordinance governing the sub-dividing of land within the ship of Holmdel, we are hereby placing you on notice that San Fernando, Int.
intends to sub-divide and erect about 200 houses on land formerly owned by William Friedlaender, All persons owning property withis 200 feet of said property bounded by Bethany rd, and Telegraph Hill mAy appear Planning Board at the Township Hall at before the Holmdel Township November 1, 1966. 8:00 P. M. Tuesday, No further notice shall be given, Holmdel Township Planning Board, $2.16 B. Goldsmith, Secretary.
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Planning Board in hereby given that Middletown, J. of the Township of will hold public hearing at 8 P. M. to Monday, Oet. 14, 1955, at referred by the Hall consider an amendment Township Committee relative 35, to south of zoning of an area of Route King's Highway, Middletown, ZUCKERMAN, Secretary, Middletown Township Planning Board $1.82 MONMOUTH MONUMENT COMPANY Headden's Corner, Middletown, Route 35 JAMES J.
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