Frank Randolph Courreges, aged 34
years, a prominent young dentist of Baton
Rouge. died in New Orleans at 1:35 o'clock
last Saturday morning. Dr. Courreges was
a leader in his profession, and had many
friends in Baton Rouge and wherever he
was known. He was an Elk and a devout
Catholice
He was born in St. James parish in
1876, the son of F. A. Courreges, who is
now manager of the Ben Hur plantation,
in East Baton Rouge parish. He obtained
his early education at a private school
near his father's home, in St. James. He
then went to Jefferson College, at Con
vent; where he graduated in 1896. For
four years he worked in Louis Dehon's
store, in this city. In 1900 he went to the
Philadelphia College of Dentistry, where
he graduated in 1903 with the degree of
D. D. S.
He then went to Baton Rouge and took
up the practice of his profession, and
made good from the start.
He leaves his wife, his father, two little
children, and two sisters, Mrs. Henry L.
Schexnayder and Miss Elina Courreges.
The funeral took place at 1 p. m. Sunday
from the Jesuits' Church in New Orleans,
Father Murphy officiating. Interment
was made in Metairie Cemetery. A num
ber of Dr. Courrege's friends from Baton
Rouge and other parts of the state at
tended the funeral.
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