Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-08-15

Inc ueaJh OF Michael ClaSby, a
lifelong and devout member of the
Dominican parish, took place at his
home, 740 West Oak street, Sunday
night. He had a wide circle of
friends and relatives who deeply
mourn his demise. The funeral took
place Wednesday morning from st.
Louis Bertrand's church, being
largely attended
The funeral Of Marie NJ. Heilman,
the thirteen-year-old daughter of
George and Rosella Heilman, 1921
Payne street, was held Tuesday
morning from st. Martins church.
Her death followed a two months
illness of heart disease. To the
parents and brother and sisters of
the young girl SO early taken to her
heavenly home is extended the syms
pathy of their many friends.
The many friends of Samuel
Thomas, $40 West NJ street, SYM
pathize with him in the death of his
estimable wife, Mary O'Connor
Thomas. Mrs. Thomas was an ideal
woman, ever true to the practice of
aer holy religion and devoted to the
care OF her husband and eight chill
lren who survive her. Her funeral
was held Tuesday morning from Holy
Name church, Rev. John O'Connor
celebrating the requiem high mass.
Mrs. Kate Mclaughlin, thirty-nine
years of age and highly esteemed
nf fat f.h
OF stomach trouble Tuesday evening
following long illness at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. S. ]. Blumkirk,
2649 Bank street. She was the
widow of James Mclaughlin, and
leaves a daughter, two sisters and a
brother, Patrick Glenn. Her funeral
took place Thursday morning from
st. Ceeilia's church, attended by
many mourning friends and relatives.
Miss Anna NJ. Cahill, beloved
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. ].
Cahill. 1901 Everett avenue, was
called to her reward Saturday morn
ing, leaving to mourn her loss a wide
circle of devoted friends who will
greatly miss her pleasant companion
ship. Her death followed a two
days illness of tonsolitis. Besides
her parents she leaves three sisters
and three brothers. The funeral
services were held at st. Brigid's
church Monday morning.
Announcement of the death of
Miss Fannie H. Martin at the home of
her sister, Mrs. William Refs, 1905
East Kentucky street, was severe
shock to her many friends. Miss
Martin had been i'll but five days,
death being caused by nephritis. Her
father, Henry Martin, a fireman,
two brothers, Henry Martin, Jr., and
George Martin, and two sisters, Mrs.
Refs and Mrs. Mary Dills, survive
her. The funeral was held Monday
morning from Holy Trinity church
with high mass for the repose Of her
soul.
Death sudden and unexpected
came to Charles Il. Mivelaz, widely
known and respected citizen OF
Louisville, early Saturday morning.
Born in this city forty-three years
ago and educated at st. Patrick's
school, for more than a quarter OF a
century he had been identified. with
his brothers in the American Res
Laurant. Possessed OF a generous
heart, he was liberal contributor tc
charity without regard to race or
creed. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Minnie Cook Mivelaz; two chill
dren, Charlotte Mivelaz and Charles
g. Mivelaz, Jr.; his mother, Mrs.
Augustus Mivelaz, and brother,
Frank Mivelaz. The funeral was
held Monday morning from st.
Brigids church. the Rev. Father
Ratio being the celebrant Of the re-