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Clarence D Bradley
CLARENCE D. BRADLEY, M. D., who has been engaged in medical practice at
Ford City, Armstrong county, throughout his professional career, was born in
1879 at Bangkok, Siam, and was twelve years of age when he was brought to the
United States. He attended public school at Oberlin, Ohio, for a time, and
subsequently entered Oberlin College, at that place, graduating from that
institution in 1902. He then took a medical course in the medical department
of the University of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, receiving his degree of M.
D. in the year 1907. After a brief experience as resident physician at the
Samaritan hospital, in Philadelphia, he settled down at Ford City, Armstrong
county, for independent practice. This was the year of his graduation, and he
has continued to practice in that location since, having acquired a creditable
patronage. He is local surgeon at Ford City for the Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Company.Dr. Bradley is a member of the Armstrong County Medical Society, the
Pennsylvania State Medical Society, and the American Medical Association.
Socially he has numerous connections, holding membership in Lodge No. 244, F.
& A. M. ; the I.O.O.F. lodge at Ford City; the Independent Order of
Americans; the Knights of the Golden Eagle, and the Owls. His religious
connection is with the Presbyterian Church.On Sept. 10, 1908, Dr. Bradley was united in marriage with Margaret Ballas.
Source: Pages 863-864, Armstrong County, Pa., Her People, Past and
Present, J.H. Beers & Co., 1914
Transcribed October, 1998, by Pam Clark for the Armstrong County Beers Project
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