Death notice for Lacus BH Maier at Poplar Street
Funeral announced for Lacus BH Maier aged 53 with the daughter of two late Staley. Service to be held at Charlesville Weenest burial and details remain uncertain due to fragmented text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1929
Page
5
Funeral announced for Lacus BH Maier aged 53 with the daughter of two late Staley. Service to be held at Charlesville Weenest burial and details remain uncertain due to fragmented text.
The fragment lists multiple funeral details and directors, including Grover Barrett, Martin Fran, and Thomas P. Rice, with references to cremation or burial settings at Paul’s cemetery near Point and other local cemeteries. Names of officiants and funeral directors appear inconsistently.
County Agent Henry J. Sh attends the meeting of the Virginia Milk Producers association in Washington today. Aldermen Meet Wednesday. Carroll creek cleaning and widening largely finished Saturday under Elmer Maxwell. A regular aldermen session is tentatively planned for Wednesday with announcements forthcoming.
Sunday service summaries from city churches include Calvary Methodist with Rev P Luther Rice officiating and 120 men in Leaders Class. Holy Communion observed and one member joined the church by letter. Epworth League meeting led by Elwood O Hara. Dr G Eis Willings to preach at 7 30 pm. Week schedule notes revival and Wednesday service on West Fifth street.
Fragmentary town notices and assorted ads appear, mentioning sales at Mulvteu Ueifers and Woodie PEN, plus references to local drugstores, a pirate singer, and a chicken supper. The text is largely unreadable, with scattered names, places, and numbers.
Fragmentary text shows an OCR snippet about a bridge recital and a university setting, with unreadable names and dates. Content is too garbled to extract concrete actions, participants, or locations for a reliable summary card.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals in Middietown and Baltimore areas. References include J B Ridenour, W G A McComas, and Frances Stauter with pneumonia sightings and hospital mentions. Details are sparse and uncertain due to damaged text.
Unclear fragments report various individuals including Mr and Mrs Dave, Jehu Frederick, Wanie Shennan, and Wausan having health issues. Mentions of weekends, attacks, a grandparent, a detour, and a Breille remittance appear as partial notices with few readable details.
Damaged text fragment mentions Mrs Edga Ayers and Warasen gathering at a parsonage likely for a Ladies Aid event. References include Wesum Bessie Alexander and Union, but details are unclear. No clear event date or outcomes emerge due to transcription errors.
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