Andrew J. Cloud, 79, during the past 10 years a supervisor in the Piedmont park bathhouse, died Tuesday night at his residence, 210 Hurt St., NE after a long illness.
A retired printer, with 40 years service in the Western Newspaper Union, he had worked during the Summer months in the Park.
He came to Atlanta from Fairburn, his birthplace. During the late James L. Key’s mayoralty, Mr. Cloud was inspector of weights and measures for the City.
Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Mrs. W. James Cloud, Mrs. John Causby Holty, and Mrs. Herbert M. Carson; three sisters, Mrs. L.E. Wheeler, Mrs. T.L. Jones, and Mrs. Susie Barrett; two brothers, R.L. Cloud, of Deland, FL., and Will A. Cloud, of Yakama, Wash., and six grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by H.M. Patterson & Son.
The Atlanta Constitution, 12 Mar 1947, Wed, Page 2
A retired printer, with 40 years service in the Western Newspaper Union, he had worked during the Summer months in the Park.
He came to Atlanta from Fairburn, his birthplace. During the late James L. Key’s mayoralty, Mr. Cloud was inspector of weights and measures for the City.
Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Mrs. W. James Cloud, Mrs. John Causby Holty, and Mrs. Herbert M. Carson; three sisters, Mrs. L.E. Wheeler, Mrs. T.L. Jones, and Mrs. Susie Barrett; two brothers, R.L. Cloud, of Deland, FL., and Will A. Cloud, of Yakama, Wash., and six grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by H.M. Patterson & Son.
The Atlanta Constitution, 12 Mar 1947, Wed, Page 2
Andrew J. Cloud, 79, during the past 10 years a supervisor in the Piedmont park bathhouse, died Tuesday night at his residence, 210 Hurt St., NE after a long illness.
A retired printer, with 40 years service in the Western Newspaper Union, he had worked during the Summer months in the Park.
He came to Atlanta from Fairburn, his birthplace. During the late James L. Key’s mayoralty, Mr. Cloud was inspector of weights and measures for the City.
Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Mrs. W. James Cloud, Mrs. John Causby Holty, and Mrs. Herbert M. Carson; three sisters, Mrs. L.E. Wheeler, Mrs. T.L. Jones, and Mrs. Susie Barrett; two brothers, R.L. Cloud, of Deland, FL., and Will A. Cloud, of Yakama, Wash., and six grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by H.M. Patterson & Son.
The Atlanta Constitution, 12 Mar 1947, Wed, Page 2
A retired printer, with 40 years service in the Western Newspaper Union, he had worked during the Summer months in the Park.
He came to Atlanta from Fairburn, his birthplace. During the late James L. Key’s mayoralty, Mr. Cloud was inspector of weights and measures for the City.
Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Mrs. W. James Cloud, Mrs. John Causby Holty, and Mrs. Herbert M. Carson; three sisters, Mrs. L.E. Wheeler, Mrs. T.L. Jones, and Mrs. Susie Barrett; two brothers, R.L. Cloud, of Deland, FL., and Will A. Cloud, of Yakama, Wash., and six grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by H.M. Patterson & Son.
The Atlanta Constitution, 12 Mar 1947, Wed, Page 2
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