Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1918-09-28
RECENT DEATHS.

RECENT DEATHS.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day morning over the remains OF
Mary Louise Pollard at st. Vincent
de Paul's church. She was seven
years old and the daughter of John
and Lula Pollard, 1878 South Shelby
street.
Louis Kremer, aged seventy-four
closed a useful and well-spent life
when he passed peacefully away at
the family residence, 1915 West
Walnut street. Funeral and inter-
ment were at st. Louis cemetery
Monday afternoon.
Sunday afternoon funeral services
were held for Charles W. Ennis, who
died of uremia at his home, 412
East Lee street. He was fifty years
old and Is survived by his wife, Ida
Ennis, and two sisters and one
brother. Interment was in st. Louis
cemetery.
Influenza and pneumonia brought
death to Charles Litterer, aged thir-
dllCiuOOu at Ills
home, 1907 Hampton street. He is
survived by his wife. Mrs. Mary Lit
terer, and FIVE children. Funeral
and interment took place at St.
Michael's cemetery.
Pneumonia following influenza
proved fatal to Mrs. Helen Nichols
on Sunday night at her home, 1872
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three years old and the wife of
Shirley Nichols, for whom there is
profound sympathy. The funeral
and interment took place at st.
Louis cemetery.
Louis Nau, aged fifty-four, died
Monday evening at his home, 1857
Prentice street. leaving a widow,
Mrs. Mary B. Nau; three sons, Will
liam, Theodore and Louis Nau, Jr.,:
four daughters. Mrs. J. Gilmore, Mrs.
Fred Beck, Mrs. e. Keller and Miss
Nellie Nau, and his mother and q
sister and brother. The funeral took
place Thursday afternoon.
Many friends are mourning the
death of Miss Mamie Glenn, beloved
daughter of Michael and Mary
Glenn, 2409 West Market street.
Miss Glenn was possessed of a genial
disposition and was popular among
the young set. For the bereaved
family there is felt deepest sympa-
thy. The funeral was held Saturday
afternoon from st. Charles church.
Miss Maria Crowley, twenty-five
years old, died of pneumonia
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Crowley, 1922 st. Louis avenue.
Miss Crowley had been i'll only a
week, and to her many friends the
sad news brought deep sorrow, as
she was a young woman of most
pleasing character. Her funeral
was held Thursday at st. Michael's
cemetery.
William J. Rim. aged sixty-six
and for many years highly re-
spected resident of the West End,
is another victim of the dread pneu-
monia. He resided at 1910 Rowan
street and is survived by his wife,
three sons, James, William and
Charles Rim, and two daughters,
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services were held Monday morning
at St. Patrick's church. of which de-
ceased had been a faithful member.
Death has taken from st. Column
bias parish another of it's devoted
and exemplary members, Miss Nora
Sullivan, whose funeral took place
Monday morning, Rev. Father Ma
loney celebrating the requiem mass
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ehmn rites were held at Sacred
Heart church over the remains OF
Anna May Kolb, beloved daughter
of Ella and the late Charles Kolb
Miss Kolb was fifteen years old and
resided with her mother at 943
South Sixteenth street.
News of the death on Sunday aft.
ernoon of Henry G.. Hill, thirty years
old, beloved husband of Mrs. Elsie
Harpring Hill, 2120 Slaughter ave
nue., brought sorrow to his numerous
friends and relatives, by whom he
was held in high esteem. Beside:
his wife he leaves one son: his par.
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Hill
and one brother, Sylvester l.. Hill
He had been i'll only a week ant
succumbed to pneumonia. The fu
neral was held Tuesday mornins
from st. Brigid's church.
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