Death notices in the Asbury Park Press, Sep 2nd, 1941

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Deaths Reported in the

Asbury Park Evening Press on September 2nd, 1941

Surname First Name Age Residence Date of Death Place of Death Family Cause of Death
Applegate Albert Milne --- --- 1 Sep 1941 Lyons Veterans Hospital h/o Marie Braun

b/o Edward, Red Bank

b/o Clarence, Lakewood

b/o Martha Craig, Belmar

b/o Enoch, Belmar

b/o Lillian Cornelius, Sea Girt

f/o John, Jersey City
Brodie Catherine 73 203 Wall St, West Long Branch 30 Aug 1941 @ home d/o Charles and Elizabeth Fields;

she was born in Bordentown
Christatos Nicholas 88 656 Ocean Ave, Long Branch --- @ home h/o Christina Mollenkoff

f/o Constantine Christatos
Ennis Mary E. 66 310 Eleventh Ave, Neptune 2 Sep 1941 @ home wife of John N.

mother of:William E.

Hialeah, Flordia

Mrs. Kenneth L. Smith, Atlantic Highlands

Mrs. Walter Tuzenov

John J. Ennis, living at home

Walter, Neptune

Melvin, Allenwood

Palmer, Asbury Park

Donald, Norfolk VA

sis of:William A. Roff

Mrs. Arthur Mellon

Mrs. Mary Reese of Trenton
Holden Margaret Borst 78 Long Branch 1 Sep 1941 Long Branch wife of John Allan Holden
Longworth Gertrude M. 57 605 Cookman Ave, Long Branch 31 Aug 1941 @ home wife of Robert Longworth

sister of Mina Keiper of Noxen, PA
Madden Harry DeForrest 61 South Orange --- Linden Lane, Brielle h/o Mary J. Smith

f/o Reggy Mae Madden

f/o Maude Beavers of Lebanon

f/o Alice Plume of Mt Tabor
Melick Emma A. 96 Sea Girt Ave, Sea Girt 31 Aug 1941 @ home w/o William R.

m/o William R. of Union

m/o Mrs. George Walker of Sea Girt
Mergaugery Jean M. 11 140 Branchport Ave, Long Branch 2 Sep 1941 Monmouth Memorial Hospital, Long Branch d/o John Mergaugery, Glendola

sis. of John and Dolores, Glendola

grand dau of Charles E. Drum, Neptune

grand dau of Samuel Mergaugery, Neptune City
Norris Elizabeth A. 86 --- 30 Aug 1941 Middletown m/o William H. Norris, West Belmar

grandmother of Mrs. John Campbell, Bloomfield

sister of John Meyers of New Brunswick
Roberts Lola Jordan --- 135 Sylvan Ave, Asbury Park 29 Aug 1941 Fitkin Hospital wife of Twisggs Roberts

sister of Almeta Small of Asbury Park
Stein Marion B. 42 385 Brighton Ave, Long Branch 31 Aug 1941 @ home wife of Milton heart attack
Stickle William 66 207 Homestead Ave, Pt Pleasant 31 Aug 1941 Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Stirling Jane Armstrong 313 Philadephia Bv, Sea Girt 1 Sep 1941 @ home w/o James D.

m/o Isabel A.

sister of Mrs. J.E. Durran of Chicago
Tokanos Frank 52 198 Edwards Ave, Long Branch 30 Aug 1941 @ home h/o Ruby E. West Tokanos

f/o Frank Tokanos, jr.

s/o Bruno and Lena C. Tokanos

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