Funeral rites for Dr. Bernard McHugh Cline, prominent Atlanta specialist and a native of Milledgeville, were held here Monday morning at Sacred Heart Church, with the Rev. John Toomey, paster, officiating. Burial was in the city cemetery. Dr. Cline who was 65 years of age died early Sunday morning at his home in Atlanta, where he had practiced as an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist for many years, and was prominently identified with the professional, civic and social life of the city. He was stricken several hours before his death.
Dr. cline frequently visted in Milledgeville, being owner of Sorrell Farm, where he had extensive dairy interest. He was understood to be making plans to establish an office in Milledgeville, and to make his home at Sorrell Farm.
A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Cline, he was graduated from Emory Medical School in 1905, and interned at Grady Hospital and at the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital in New York City. He studied in Vienna in 1927, and at the Jackson Clinic in Philadelphia.
Survivors include five sisters, Miss Mary Cline, Miss Kate
Cline, and Mrs. Edward F. O'Connor of Milledgeville; Mrs. John Tarleton of Atlanta, and Mrs. Frank Florencourt of Arlington, Mass.; and four brothers, Jon J. Cline of Shreveport, La.; Frank Cline, Monroe, La.; Louis I. Cline, and Herbert Cline, Atlanta.
Dr. cline frequently visted in Milledgeville, being owner of Sorrell Farm, where he had extensive dairy interest. He was understood to be making plans to establish an office in Milledgeville, and to make his home at Sorrell Farm.
A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Cline, he was graduated from Emory Medical School in 1905, and interned at Grady Hospital and at the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital in New York City. He studied in Vienna in 1927, and at the Jackson Clinic in Philadelphia.
Survivors include five sisters, Miss Mary Cline, Miss Kate
Cline, and Mrs. Edward F. O'Connor of Milledgeville; Mrs. John Tarleton of Atlanta, and Mrs. Frank Florencourt of Arlington, Mass.; and four brothers, Jon J. Cline of Shreveport, La.; Frank Cline, Monroe, La.; Louis I. Cline, and Herbert Cline, Atlanta.
Funeral rites for Dr. Bernard McHugh Cline, prominent Atlanta specialist and a native of Milledgeville, were held here Monday morning at Sacred Heart Church, with the Rev. John Toomey, paster, officiating. Burial was in the city cemetery. Dr. Cline who was 65 years of age died early Sunday morning at his home in Atlanta, where he had practiced as an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist for many years, and was prominently identified with the professional, civic and social life of the city. He was stricken several hours before his death.
Dr. cline frequently visted in Milledgeville, being owner of Sorrell Farm, where he had extensive dairy interest. He was understood to be making plans to establish an office in Milledgeville, and to make his home at Sorrell Farm.
A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Cline, he was graduated from Emory Medical School in 1905, and interned at Grady Hospital and at the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital in New York City. He studied in Vienna in 1927, and at the Jackson Clinic in Philadelphia.
Survivors include five sisters, Miss Mary Cline, Miss Kate
Cline, and Mrs. Edward F. O'Connor of Milledgeville; Mrs. John Tarleton of Atlanta, and Mrs. Frank Florencourt of Arlington, Mass.; and four brothers, Jon J. Cline of Shreveport, La.; Frank Cline, Monroe, La.; Louis I. Cline, and Herbert Cline, Atlanta.
Dr. cline frequently visted in Milledgeville, being owner of Sorrell Farm, where he had extensive dairy interest. He was understood to be making plans to establish an office in Milledgeville, and to make his home at Sorrell Farm.
A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Cline, he was graduated from Emory Medical School in 1905, and interned at Grady Hospital and at the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital in New York City. He studied in Vienna in 1927, and at the Jackson Clinic in Philadelphia.
Survivors include five sisters, Miss Mary Cline, Miss Kate
Cline, and Mrs. Edward F. O'Connor of Milledgeville; Mrs. John Tarleton of Atlanta, and Mrs. Frank Florencourt of Arlington, Mass.; and four brothers, Jon J. Cline of Shreveport, La.; Frank Cline, Monroe, La.; Louis I. Cline, and Herbert Cline, Atlanta.
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