​After a day of marry making with the Fay clan in Corry Pennsylvania, Tommy, cousin Donny and myself drove to Bradford Pennsylvania, about one hour 20 minutes away heading east. We spent the night at a Holiday Inn express. Great price pretty comfortable and they serve breakfast. Free coffee all day long. I would use them again. One king bed small refrigerator free breakfast 24 hour coffee for $103 total. After cleaning up and having breakfast, we went out in search of multiple addresses, where Claude and the Wade family lived. Unfortunately every address we got was basically a empty parking lot. While driving the streets of Bradford, we stopped into a pastry shop, provide name here, fairly substantial storm blew through see photographs below. Fortunately, it didn't last long, but it was the type of storm you would see in the tropical south massive amount of water comes down over the period of one or two hours then that's it. One structure that was still standing was at the intersection of mechanic and Main Street. It is the building that would've sold tickets for Claude's trolley and awaiting area to catch it. As you will see from photos below, Claude worked there at least during a period of 1917. The building was remodeled in the 1930s I am told by the Bradford historical Society. Claude would've been quite familiar with this place as he lived just a few blocks away.