Deaths of Henry Carter and Daisy Tyler
Obituary notes Henry Carter and Daisy Tyler, both tied to local figures, with brief mentions of their ages and burial in community records.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
5
Obituary notes Henry Carter and Daisy Tyler, both tied to local figures, with brief mentions of their ages and burial in community records.
Funeral notices state the late Frank 5.1 Place will be laid to rest Thursday after services. The details note a service time around 10 o clock and reference bisré nso w20 in the obscured text.
The wedding note states Charlotte E. Brandenburg is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R Andreas Brandenburg. The ceremony was performed with family and friends in Hagerstown and involved the Brandenburgs extended circle.
Local residents attend a radio convention in Me and Mrs William B Bexnell relocate from Coliese Pars to Cour street. Nes R Brockley and Mr Pa travel to Frederick as Jean Tamm visits the city and Washington. Hood graduates, Miss Havens joins Hood University events as Ada L Mrs Car Al4Rey Mc moves from Boston. Brunswick charges dismissed in a dispute over observance of a Nett decree.
Local social notes list dinners visits and family gatherings across Westminster Ox Ford and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Martin Eyler Mr and Mrs Jatin Hesson Mr and Mrs Charles Stambaug Mr and Mrs Carlisle Mrs Fox Mr and Mrs Waniz and others with Sunday and Monday social events and a new purchase noted.
Fragmentary items mention Mr and Mrs Davis of Florida visiting near B and Dickerson with friends. Washington visitor Ms Greig spent the weekend at her parents’ home. Mrs Gioner of Haserstown and Mrs Betis of Frode are noted among attending relatives.
An unclear Germantown fragment references individuals J C Snydes and Afra with no decisive event or context.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and places with no coherent event or context. Readable elements include persons or places like Maine Sora Gayton and Bent County, but specifics and actions are missing. No verifiable incident, date, or organization to summarize reliably.
A letter group describes wartime objections to travel and dietary rules aboard ships. Women cite hardship seeking religious accommodations for kosher food and cabin etiquette, asking for assurances and costs covered. The text mentions veterans, family ties, and a War Department stance against exceptions.
Court notes summarize recent hearings and rulings with scant details. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable in the fragment, offering a narrow view of legal activity and pending actions.
Local entries mention Strawberry Pesta and three acre plots in Creagers with loans up to 5 dollars. The Maryland Industrial Fresh Cultured Buttermilk and Excelsior Sanitary Dairy promote health, tonic claims, and quick service by phone. A modern bungalow near 12th Street lists 4200 dollars. real estate agent P Luther Rice handles inquiries. A lawn fete fundraiser for a playground benefits from a 3 pm meeting and refreshments.
A fragmented notice mentions board members including Zimmerman and a Thomas C. Rice funeral director in Frederic Mid, with references to a bank and a meeting. Names and places are partially garbled, but indicate a formal civic matter and local officials.
The Graf Zeppelin is reported sighted over Horta early today on its voyage from Lakehurst to Seville. From Fayal Island the airship passed the town at dawn, described as moving steadily with a bright beam of light as it completed part of its long journey back toward its destination.
Annapolis reports a population decline of more than 1,500 residents in a June census update. Officials say counting adjustments and migration contribute to the drop, with no detailed cause given.
Fragmentary notice reports a home purchase at Patton Street and mentions Mrs. Owen being renominated. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a congress-related item appears.
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