Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-03-21

Peter Weldon, 91S Dumesnil street,
succumbed to pneumonia Wednesday
afternoon. Surviving her are two
sons, John p. Weldon, Of this city,
and Thomas Weldon, of Evansville
Her funeral was held from st. Louis
Bertrand's church Thursday morn
ing.
Mary Loretta Pope, infant daugh-
ter of Col. Theodore Poppe, 1722
West Oak street, has joined the
ANGELS hosts, where she awaits those
who mourn hE death. Her funeral
took place Saturday morning from
st. Peters church, the remains being
tenderly laid to rest in st. Michaels
cemetery. To the bereaved parents
a host of friends tender their heart
felt sympathy.
Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Lula Sherrard, beloved wife
of Frank Sharrard, SIS South Fiji
teenth street, and mother of Misses
Katie and Irene Sherrard, were held
Sunday afternoon at the Sacred
Heart church, Rev. Father Patrick
Walsh. officiating. Mrs. Sherrard
was forty-five years old, and her
death followed an illness OF SIX
months duration.
The Church of Our Lady in Port
land has lost another of its old and
highly esteemed members in the per-
son of Mrs. Mary Vetterlin, wife OF
Jacob vetterlin. who died of pneu-
monia on Monday at her home, 3S22
Rudd avenue. Besides her husband
she leaves several children. Her fu-
neral was held Wednesday morning,
the Rev. Father Commit conducting
the solemn obsequies.
Friends and relatives we're deeply
grieved when Miss Minnie Manuel,
beloved daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Manuel, 1918 Adair street,
fell victim to tuberculosis. She was
twenty years old, and until taken i'll
several months ago was favorite in
her circle, being a girl of amiable
disposition and attractive manner.
Her funeral was held Wednesday
morning from Holy Trinity church,
Rev. Father Assent celebrating the
requiem mass.
Miss Annie CLASSIFY, daughter OF
the late Michael Clasby. a woman OF
splendid character, died of paralysis
at her home, 74O West Oak street,
Saturday night. Three sisters, Mrs.
John Coleman, Mrs. p ID. Howard
and Mrs. John Whallen, and five
l. No. In h p
James and Michael CLASSIFY, survive
her. Miss Clasby was a regular at
tendant at st. Louis Bertrand's
church, where the funeral services
were held Tuesday morning.
Charles Berndsen, a popular young
man associated in the grocery BUSH
ness at Twelfth and Chestnut with
his father, Anton Berndsen, sue
cumbed to an attack of stomach
trouble Monday morning, He was a
native of this city and is survived by
his father, three brothers, George,
Robert and Glen Berndsen, and two
sisters, Misses Lorena and Clara
Berndsen. The funeral took place
Wednesday morning from st. Mary's
church, attended by many mourning
friends and relatives.
Stricken suddenly with bronchial
trouble. Miss Bridget A. Boland ex.
pired Wednesday afternoon at the
home of her cousin, Alderman James
Treasy, 613 West Broadway. Miss
Boland was a native of Limerick.
Ireland, and came to this country
when a young girl. She first lived
with a sister in Vermont, but came
TO Louisville in 1896, where she had
since made her home. She is sur
vived by a sister, who lives in Ire
land. Her funeral was held Thurs
day morning from. the Cathedral, OF
which she was a devoted member.
Following a long illness of tuber-
culosis, Martin j. Lawless, son OF
Martin and Julia Lawless, 1715
West Broadway, went to his eternal
rest Sunday evening. The deceased
had a wide circle of friends and was
popular in the West End. Besides
his parents he leaves a sister and
three brothers, Edward, John and
Patrolman Thomas Lawless. His
funeral was held Tuesday morning
from the Sacred Heart church, Rev.
Patrick Walsh celebrating the high
mass of requiem. To the bereaved
parents many extend their sincere
sympathy.
Roland F.. Maxwell, for more than
forty years respected resident Of
this city and widely known as
salesman, died Sunday morning at
his home, 1871 West Broadway. Sew
eral months ago his health began
failing and for the last three weeks
he was confined to his bed. Mr..
is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Ella Maxwell, and four daughters,
Mrs. ]. II. Shea and Misses Edith,
Edna and Helen Maxwell. Funeral
services were held Tuesday morning
from the Sacred Heart church, the
Rev. Patrick Walsh celebrating the
mass and preaching a sermon that I
words OF hope and consola-
ton for the 0ereayed wife and