After a period of ill health extending over more than a year, Dr. P. R. Bridger, 46 years old, 2618 Upperline street, died at his home shortley after 1 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Dr. Bridger had practiced dentistry in New Orleans for the past five years, after many years of service in Columbia, La., the place of his birth, and Shreveport, La. He was a graduate of the Tulane university dental school.
Surviving the deceased are his mother, Mrs. C. C. Bridger, of Columbia; and three sisters, Mrs. Hugh Seal of Columbia, Mrs. L. Mecom of Wisner, La., and Mrs. Walter Bush of Clarks, La.
The body will be sent to Columbia, where burial will be Thursday in the family plot.
Published in The Times-Picayune (Shreveport, LA), September 13, 1928
Dr. Bridger had practiced dentistry in New Orleans for the past five years, after many years of service in Columbia, La., the place of his birth, and Shreveport, La. He was a graduate of the Tulane university dental school.
Surviving the deceased are his mother, Mrs. C. C. Bridger, of Columbia; and three sisters, Mrs. Hugh Seal of Columbia, Mrs. L. Mecom of Wisner, La., and Mrs. Walter Bush of Clarks, La.
The body will be sent to Columbia, where burial will be Thursday in the family plot.
Published in The Times-Picayune (Shreveport, LA), September 13, 1928
After a period of ill health extending over more than a year, Dr. P. R. Bridger, 46 years old, 2618 Upperline street, died at his home shortley after 1 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Dr. Bridger had practiced dentistry in New Orleans for the past five years, after many years of service in Columbia, La., the place of his birth, and Shreveport, La. He was a graduate of the Tulane university dental school.
Surviving the deceased are his mother, Mrs. C. C. Bridger, of Columbia; and three sisters, Mrs. Hugh Seal of Columbia, Mrs. L. Mecom of Wisner, La., and Mrs. Walter Bush of Clarks, La.
The body will be sent to Columbia, where burial will be Thursday in the family plot.
Published in The Times-Picayune (Shreveport, LA), September 13, 1928
Dr. Bridger had practiced dentistry in New Orleans for the past five years, after many years of service in Columbia, La., the place of his birth, and Shreveport, La. He was a graduate of the Tulane university dental school.
Surviving the deceased are his mother, Mrs. C. C. Bridger, of Columbia; and three sisters, Mrs. Hugh Seal of Columbia, Mrs. L. Mecom of Wisner, La., and Mrs. Walter Bush of Clarks, La.
The body will be sent to Columbia, where burial will be Thursday in the family plot.
Published in The Times-Picayune (Shreveport, LA), September 13, 1928
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