Asbury Park Press, Wednesday, January 27, 1915:
"Lakewood- Mrs. LeRoy Anderson of Asbury Park died here Monday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis of Hope Road. Death came after a heroic struggle for life for the past year and was caused by tuberculosis. Mrs. Anderson was 21 years of age on last Christmas day. She had been married three years. The deceased was born here and spent all her life, except two years, in this community. Her husband is in the employ of Dr. Kinmouth of Asbury Park".
"Lakewood- Mrs. LeRoy Anderson of Asbury Park died here Monday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis of Hope Road. Death came after a heroic struggle for life for the past year and was caused by tuberculosis. Mrs. Anderson was 21 years of age on last Christmas day. She had been married three years. The deceased was born here and spent all her life, except two years, in this community. Her husband is in the employ of Dr. Kinmouth of Asbury Park".
Asbury Park Press, Wednesday, January 27, 1915:
"Lakewood- Mrs. LeRoy Anderson of Asbury Park died here Monday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis of Hope Road. Death came after a heroic struggle for life for the past year and was caused by tuberculosis. Mrs. Anderson was 21 years of age on last Christmas day. She had been married three years. The deceased was born here and spent all her life, except two years, in this community. Her husband is in the employ of Dr. Kinmouth of Asbury Park".
"Lakewood- Mrs. LeRoy Anderson of Asbury Park died here Monday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis of Hope Road. Death came after a heroic struggle for life for the past year and was caused by tuberculosis. Mrs. Anderson was 21 years of age on last Christmas day. She had been married three years. The deceased was born here and spent all her life, except two years, in this community. Her husband is in the employ of Dr. Kinmouth of Asbury Park".
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