Article from the Red Bank Register on July 28, 1949:
Heart Attack Fatal To Red Bank Man
Abraham Abramovitz, 57, of Washington St., died on the way to Riverview hospital Saturday night after suffering a heart attack while at the Carlton theater with his wife.
He was taken to Riverview by the Red Bank first aid squad, and was pronounced dead on arrival by Dr. E. E. Long. Mr. Abramovitz had been under Dr. Long's care.
Born in Russia, Mr. Abramovitz came: to this country as a young man. At the time of his death as was employed as a tailor at Leon's on White st.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lillian Levinsky Abramovitz, and two daughters, Mrs. Harold Goldberg of Red Bank and Mrs. Raymond Seldin of River Plaza.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the John E. Day funeral home with Rabbi Arthur Hershon officiating. Interment was in the Red Bank Jewish cemetery) Shrewsbury township.
Article from the Red Bank Register on July 28, 1949:
Heart Attack Fatal To Red Bank Man
Abraham Abramovitz, 57, of Washington St., died on the way to Riverview hospital Saturday night after suffering a heart attack while at the Carlton theater with his wife.
He was taken to Riverview by the Red Bank first aid squad, and was pronounced dead on arrival by Dr. E. E. Long. Mr. Abramovitz had been under Dr. Long's care.
Born in Russia, Mr. Abramovitz came: to this country as a young man. At the time of his death as was employed as a tailor at Leon's on White st.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lillian Levinsky Abramovitz, and two daughters, Mrs. Harold Goldberg of Red Bank and Mrs. Raymond Seldin of River Plaza.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the John E. Day funeral home with Rabbi Arthur Hershon officiating. Interment was in the Red Bank Jewish cemetery) Shrewsbury township.
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