Obituary: Charles Gadd

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CHARLES GADD

    Charles Gadd, 42, a prominent resident of Sykesville and 
formerly of Uniontown, died in the DuBois Hospital, Monday, 
October 21, 1935.
    Mr. Gadd was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gadd and 
for a number of years had been employed as an electrician at the 
Sykesville plant of the B. & S. Coal Company.  He was a member of 
the Sykesville Baptist church and of the John M. Reed Lodge 
No. 536, F. & A. M.; the Williamsport Consistory and Jaffa Shrine, 
Altoona.
    Surviving Mr. Gadd are: his widow and the following brothers 
and sisters; Ella, Armeade Gadd; Mrs. M. Killgallon of Sykesville; 
Mrs. McCurdy Sloppy, of Akron, O.; and Warren Gadd, of Sykesville.
    Funeral services were solemnized on Wednesday, October 23, 
with burial in Morningside cemetery.
    Relatives and friends attending the services from this 
district were: his aunt Mrs. Isaac Hughes, McCellandtown road; 
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hughes and children, J. C. and Ruth; and 
Palmer Walls and son, Glenn, of Scottdale.