Glynn County GaArchives Obituaries.....Rothschild, Carrie (Reiman)  December 12, 1929
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12 December 1929; The Brunswick News; pg. 8 col. 1

MRS. ABE ROTHSCHILD DIES SUDDENLY TODAY--PROMINENT WOMAN PASSES AWAY AT HER 
SEA ISLAND BEACH HOME

	Mrs. Abe Rothschild died suddenly at her home on Sea Island Beach 
shortly after noon today.  The announcement of the death of this well known 
and estimable Brunswick woman came as a profound shock to her friends and the 
people of the city generally.
	It was know that Mrs. Rothschild had been confined to her home for two 
weeks suffering with what was said to be a general toxin condition, but it was 
not apprehended that her illness was of a critical nature and the news of her 
death was most astounding.  In fact it was reported early today that Mrs. 
Rothschild’s condition was improved, and with this information given to him 
Mr. Rothschild had left the city on an important business trip to 
Jacksonville, expecting to return early tonight.  Efforts were made to 
intercept him but they did not succeed.
	Mrs. Rothschild who was formerly Miss Carrie Reiman, of Greenwood, 
Miss., was married to Mr. Rothschild some thirty-five years ago; they came 
immediately to Brunswick to reside and have lived here since that time.  She 
was a woman of many social graces, charitable, broad-minded, a consistent 
worker in the sisterhood of Beth Tefliloh[?} and had a leading place in the 
social and civic circles of the community.
	Up to the time of her illness some two weeks ago, Mrs. Rothschild had 
enjoyed her usually good health.  She and Mr. Rothschild had only recently 
moved into their new home at Sea Island Beach, in which she evinced a lively 
interest and entertained many of her friends.  Only a few weeks ago on the 
occasion of the meeting of the council of the Southeastern Woman’s Club at the 
Cloister, Mrs. Rothschild occupied a leading place in the entertainment of 
many of the visitors.  The truth of the matter is Mrs. Rothschild was never 
happier than when entertaining her friends and they were legend and devoted to 
her for those charms that endeared her to all with whom she came in contact.  
She was fond of young people, loved to have them about her and they in turn 
always esteemed it a privilege to be entertained in her home.
	Besides her husband, the deceased is survived by her mother, Mrs. 
Rachel Reiman, who, because of advanced years, being 82, is herself confined 
to her home in Greenwood.  There are two sisters, Misses Flora and Esther 
Reiman, also of Greenwood, and a nephew, Herman Borchardt, of this city, and a 
niece, Mrs. Carol Bertanger, of Dayton, Ohio.
	Funeral arrangements had not been completed this afternoon, awaiting 
the arrival of Mr. Rothschild, who will reach the city later this afternoon.  
The members of the family have the sincere sympathy of a wide circle of 
friends.

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