Harry L. Crane S. J.
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: Abt 1907 - Louisiana, USA
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Events
• Residence: 1965, Grand Coteau, St. Landry, Louisiana, USA.
Parents
Father: George Price Crane
Mother: Antonia A. Murphy
Notes
General:
Per 1910 US Census: 4/27/1910, 1132 Felicity street, Ward 10, New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana
Geo. P. Crane is the 40 year old white male head of household, who rents his home, and is superintendant in a sugar refinery. He was born in Louisiana, as were his parents. He is married to 39 year old Antonia Crane, also born in Louisiana, as were her parents. Antonia has had 9 children, 8 still living. The children were all born in Louisiana, except for George who was born in Mississippi. The children are: 18 year old daughter, Katherine Crane; 16 year old son, George E. Crane, clerk for a Life Insurance Co; 12 year old son, Judson Crane, attends school; 10 year old daughter, Marjory Crane, attends school; 8 year old daughter, Dorothy Crane, attends school; 7 year old son, Edmund Crane, attends school; 5 year old son, Hilton Crane, attends school; and 4 year old son, Harry Crane.
Living with the family is mother-in-law Alphonsine Murphy, a 66 year old widow, born in Louisiana, her father in France, her mother in Louisiana. Alphonsine had 11 children, 8 still living.
Per 1920 US Census: 1/3/1920, 1512 Calhoun, Ward 14, New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana
George P. Crane is the 51 year old white male head of household, who rents his home, and was born in Louisiana, his father in Kentucky, his mother in Louisiana. He works as an assistant superintendant in a sugar refinery. His wife is 50 year old Antonia Crane, born in Louisiana, as were her parents. Living with them are eight of their children, all single: 28 year old daughter, Katherine Crane, born in Louisiana, unemployed, but works in cotton houses; 26 year old son, George E. Crane, born in Mississippi, a clerk in a cotton house; 22 year old son, Judson Crane, born in Louisiana, clerk in a cotton house; 20 year old daughter, Marjoria Crane, born in Louisiana, bookkeeper in a bank; 18 year old daughter, Dorothy Crane, born in Louisiana; 16 year old son, Edmund Crane, born in Louisiana, attends school; 14 year old son, Hilton Crane, born in Louisiana, attends school; and 13 year old son, Harry Crane, born in Louisiana, attends school.
Per Times-Picayune 3/27/1940 Page 6
COUPLE OBSERVES GOLDEN WEDDING
In observance of their golden wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. George Price Crane, 7307 Burthe street, Tuesday renewed their marriage vows in rites at the Church of the Holy Name of Jesus at which two of their sons officiated.
The Rev. Harry L. Crane, S. J., Cleveland, Ohio, was celebrant of a solemn high mass sung for the observance, and another son, the Rev. Hilton Crane, S. J., was deacon. The Rev. Thomas Atherton, S. J., was subdeacon, and the Rev. Murphy Ross, S. J., was master of ceremonies.
From 7 to 9 p. m. a reception for friends and relatives was held at the family home. Mr. and Mrs. Crane were married 50 years ago in St. Patrick's church. Other sons and daughters are Mrs. Hugh Burton of Cobina, Cal., and Mrs. E. T. DeRussy, Miss Marjorie Crane, M. Judson Crane, George E. Crane and Edmund H. Crane, all of New Orleans.
Per Times-Picayune 11/24/1955 Page 36
[Photo] THE FIRST TEST PILING for the $375,000 Hesuit High school recreation center was driven Wednesday on Banks between S. Carrollton and E. Solomon, across from Jesuit faculty residence. Pictured at the event are (fron, from left) councilman James E. Fitzmorris Jr.,; the Rev. Harry Crane, S. J., school president; (rear, from left) the Rev. J. Lambert Dorn, S. J., athletic director, and M. L. Lagarde, Jesuit basketball coach. Completion of the building, which is to seat 2,180 persons, is scheduled by September.
Per Times-Picayune 4/11/1959 Page 35
Convent of Good Shepherd to Celebrate Centennial
... The sermon will be delivered by the Rev. Harry Crane, S. J., president of Jesuit High school and chaplain of the convent's advisory board.
Per Times-Picayune 5/2/1959 Page 5
RECTOR NAMED AT JESUIT HIGH
Father Walet Appointed to Post
Father Walet succeeds the Very Rev. Harry L. Crane, S. J., who has headed Jesuit High School since 1953.
Father Crane has been appointed acting rector of St. John's High in Shreveport, where he will take over his new duties within a few days.
Per Times-Picayune 7/12/1959 Page 29
JESUIT LEADER LISTS CHANGES
Annual Appointments in South Announced
The Rev. Robert E. Walet has been installed as rector of Jesuit High school in New Orleans, replacing the Rev. Harry L. Crane. Father Crane becomes student counselor at Jesuit High, Dallas, Tex.
Per Times-Picayune 11/24/1962 Page 19
Mass Scheduled at Jseuit High
... The Very Rev. Harry L. Crane, S. J., rector of St. Charles College at Grand Coteau and former president and alumni director at Jesuit High, will preach the sermon.
Per Times-Picayune 10/28/1966 Page 41
Jesuit Alumni Program Noted
.... The Homecoming Mass at 8:30 a.m. will be dedicated to Jesuit alumni serving in the armed forces, especially those in Viet Nam. Celebrant will be the Rev. Harry L. Crane, S.J., former president-recor of the school.
Per Times-Picayune 5/24/1967 Page 19
CEREMONY HELD FOR GRADUATES
Holy Name of Jesus Has Exercises at School
The Rev. Jerome J. Roppolo, pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, officiated at the 1967 Name of Jesus Mercy Academy on Tuesday in Holy Name of Jesus School Auditorium.
The principal speaker was the Very Rev. Harry L. Crane, S. J., of St. Charles College in Grand Coteau and an alumnus of Holy Name of Jesus School. ....
Per Times-Picayune 7/18/1981 Page 75
Area clergy appointments announced by archdiocese
... Assigned as associates opastors (with effective dates) were :
... The Rev. Harry L. Crane, S. J., Most Holy Name of Jesus, (Aug. 17).