Chalmers Smith Gordon, 29 North Foundry Street, died suddenly Monday afternoon after a short illness, aged 58.
He was born and reared in Greencastle, the son of William B. and Harriett (Rummell) Gordon. He had been employed by the Western Maryland Railway for several years.
Survivors are: Daughters, Mrs. hillary Seaton, Mrs. Elizabeth Eberly and Mrs. Edward Bussard, al of Hagerstown;Mrs. Phillip Spikes of Texas; sons, Paul W. and Robert J. Gordon, this city; sisters, Mrs. Charles Mullenix and Mrs. Grace Seville, this city; and brother Benjamin Gordon this city.
Four grandchildren also survive.
The body was removed to the A.K. Coffman funeral home where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. R. E. Hartle officiating, interment in Rest Haven Cemetery.
Transcribed from Daily Mail newspsper, Hagerstown, Maryland, February 24, 1948
He was born and reared in Greencastle, the son of William B. and Harriett (Rummell) Gordon. He had been employed by the Western Maryland Railway for several years.
Survivors are: Daughters, Mrs. hillary Seaton, Mrs. Elizabeth Eberly and Mrs. Edward Bussard, al of Hagerstown;Mrs. Phillip Spikes of Texas; sons, Paul W. and Robert J. Gordon, this city; sisters, Mrs. Charles Mullenix and Mrs. Grace Seville, this city; and brother Benjamin Gordon this city.
Four grandchildren also survive.
The body was removed to the A.K. Coffman funeral home where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. R. E. Hartle officiating, interment in Rest Haven Cemetery.
Transcribed from Daily Mail newspsper, Hagerstown, Maryland, February 24, 1948
Chalmers Smith Gordon, 29 North Foundry Street, died suddenly Monday afternoon after a short illness, aged 58.
He was born and reared in Greencastle, the son of William B. and Harriett (Rummell) Gordon. He had been employed by the Western Maryland Railway for several years.
Survivors are: Daughters, Mrs. hillary Seaton, Mrs. Elizabeth Eberly and Mrs. Edward Bussard, al of Hagerstown;Mrs. Phillip Spikes of Texas; sons, Paul W. and Robert J. Gordon, this city; sisters, Mrs. Charles Mullenix and Mrs. Grace Seville, this city; and brother Benjamin Gordon this city.
Four grandchildren also survive.
The body was removed to the A.K. Coffman funeral home where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. R. E. Hartle officiating, interment in Rest Haven Cemetery.
Transcribed from Daily Mail newspsper, Hagerstown, Maryland, February 24, 1948
He was born and reared in Greencastle, the son of William B. and Harriett (Rummell) Gordon. He had been employed by the Western Maryland Railway for several years.
Survivors are: Daughters, Mrs. hillary Seaton, Mrs. Elizabeth Eberly and Mrs. Edward Bussard, al of Hagerstown;Mrs. Phillip Spikes of Texas; sons, Paul W. and Robert J. Gordon, this city; sisters, Mrs. Charles Mullenix and Mrs. Grace Seville, this city; and brother Benjamin Gordon this city.
Four grandchildren also survive.
The body was removed to the A.K. Coffman funeral home where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. R. E. Hartle officiating, interment in Rest Haven Cemetery.
Transcribed from Daily Mail newspsper, Hagerstown, Maryland, February 24, 1948
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