OBIT: Jerry CONDRIN, 1917, formerly of Blair County, PA

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JERRY CONDRIN

  James A. Condrin, proprietor of the Brunswick hotel, received word 
Saturday evening of the death of his brother, Jerry Condrin, a former 
Altoonan who died suddenly on Saturday afternoon, at his home in Erie.
  He was born at St. Mary's, Canada, 53 years ago and came to Altoona 
with his parents when but 3 years of age.  He grew to manhood here and 
was a graduate in one of the early classes of the Altoona High school.  
After leaving school he embarked in the grocery business, conducting a 
grocery on the east side and being well known in business circles.  He 
left Altoona about twenty-five years ago and had made his home at Erie 
ever since.
  Besides his wife and one daughter, Alice, at home, he is survived by 
the following brothers and sisters: James A., Daniel, M. A. and Mrs. G. 
A. Howell, all of Altoona; F. P. Condrin, of Detroit; Mrs. W. L. Duffy, 
of Renova and Mrs. M. T. Neylon, of Pittsburg.
  Mr. Condrin left yesterday morning for Erie, and will accompany the 
body to this city, arriving here this afternoon.  The exact 
circumstances of the former Altoona man's death were not explained in 
the message notifying the Altoona relatives.
  The funeral will be held with requiem mass at Sacred Heart Roman 
Catholic church, the time to be announced later.  Interment will be 
made in St. John's cemetery.

Altoona Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Monday Morning, January 22, 1917

Funeral Notices.

  The remains of Jerry Condrin, who died at his home in Erie on 
Saturday afternoon will be brought to this city this morning and taken 
to the Hotel Brunswick, Eighth avenue and Tenth street, from which the 
funeral will take place Wednesday morning.  Requiem mass will be 
celebrated at 10 o'clock at Sacred Heart Catholic church, followed by 
interment in St. John's cemetery.  The remains may be viewed at the 
hotel.

Altoona Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Tuesday Morning, January 23, 1917