Bernard J. Osterholt, the well-known druggist at Preston and St Catherine and Vice President and popular member of the Trinity Council, Y. M. I., succumbed to a lingering illness Wednesday morning, fully prepared and ready for the last summons. He was a native of Covington and thirty-eight years old. Friday night the members of Trinity Council assembled at his home and recited prayers for the dead. Besides his widow, Mrs. Magdalene Spaeth Osterholt, he is survived by three small children, his mother, Mrs J. Osterholt, a sister and three brothers. Funeral services will be held this morning at 9 o'clock at St Paul's Church and burial will be at St Michael's Cemetery.
[Louisville Kentucky Irish American, Saturday 13 July 1918]
[Louisville Kentucky Irish American, Saturday 13 July 1918]
Bernard J. Osterholt, the well-known druggist at Preston and St Catherine and Vice President and popular member of the Trinity Council, Y. M. I., succumbed to a lingering illness Wednesday morning, fully prepared and ready for the last summons. He was a native of Covington and thirty-eight years old. Friday night the members of Trinity Council assembled at his home and recited prayers for the dead. Besides his widow, Mrs. Magdalene Spaeth Osterholt, he is survived by three small children, his mother, Mrs J. Osterholt, a sister and three brothers. Funeral services will be held this morning at 9 o'clock at St Paul's Church and burial will be at St Michael's Cemetery.
[Louisville Kentucky Irish American, Saturday 13 July 1918]
[Louisville Kentucky Irish American, Saturday 13 July 1918]
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