John E. Gable's History of Cambria County, V.II, p.780

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History of Cambria County, V.2

780 HISTORY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY

ment of the State Normal School, Indiana, Pa.; private secretary to Hon. John W. Kephart, of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court; and is now court stenographer and law librarian of Cambria County, as well as business manager of Cambria Freeman, Ebensburg.
    Mr. Myers was married Aug. 4, 1915, to Miss Marjorie Martin, of Pughtown, W. Va., the daughter of John M. and Elvira (McCauley) Martin, residents of New Cumberland, W. Va. They have a son, Francis Joseph, Jr., born June 3, 1916.
    Politically Mr. Myers is a Republican. He holds membership in the Catholic Church, Elks Lodge, Loyal order of Moose, Ebensburg Gold Club, Y.M.C.A. and Kiwanis Club.

    Fred J. McFadden, authorized Ford dealer of Ebensburg, is a progressive young business man of Cambria County. He was born in Philadelphia, April 10, 1893, and is the son of Charles and Eleanor (Hayden) McFadden.
    Charles McFadden, deceased, spent most of his life in Philadelphia and the East. He was a railroad contractor, later practiced law, and at the time of his death, may 12, 1925, he was a well known coal operator of Washington, D. C. His widow, born at Westminster, Md., now resides in Washington, D. C. To Mr. and Mrs. McFadden the following children were born; Charles, lives in Washington, D.C.; W. H., lives in Philadelphia; John U., lives in Ebensburg; Mrs. Cassin Young, lives in Santa Barbara, Cal.; Mrs. Bernard Shanley, lives in Roslyn, L. I.; Roger B., lives in Washington, D. C.; and Fred J., the subject of this sketch.
    Fred J. McFadden attended the schools of Philadelphia and St. Joseph's College in that City. He was associated in business with his father until October, 1923, when he established his present business. Mr. McFadden has an attractive salesroom and one of the up-to-date garages of the community.
    On Sept. 25, 1918, Mr. McFadden was united in marriage with Miss Dorothea Reineke, of Philadelphia, the daughter of Henry G. and Mary B. (Judge) Reineke. Mr. Reineke is deceased and his widow lives in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. McFadden have three sons: Fred J., Henry, and Charles.
    Politically Mr. McFadden is a Republican. He and his family are members of the Catholic Church.

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780	HISTORY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY
ment of the State Normal School, Indiana, Pa.; private secretary to Hon. John W. Kephart, of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court; and is now court stenographer and law librarian of Cambria County, as well as business manager of Cambria Freeman, Ebensburg. Mr. Myers was married Aug. 4, 1915, to Miss Marjorie Martin, of Pughtown, W. Va., the daughter of John M. and Elvira (McCauley) Martin, residents of New Cumberland, W. Va. They have a son, Francis Joseph, Jr., born June 3, 1916. Politically Mr. Myers is a Republican. He holds membership in the Catholic Church, Elks Lodge, Loyal order of Moose, Ebensburg Gold Club, Y.M.C.A. and Kiwanis Club. Fred J. McFadden, authorized Ford dealer of Ebensburg, is a progressive young business man of Cambria County. He was born in Philadelphia, April 10, 1893, and is the son of Charles and Eleanor (Hayden) McFadden. Charles McFadden, deceased, spent most of his life in Philadelphia and the East. He was a railroad contractor, later practiced law, and at the time of his death, may 12, 1925, he was a well known coal operator of Washington, D. C. His widow, born at Westminster, Md., now resides in Washington, D. C. To Mr. and Mrs. McFadden the following children were born; Charles, lives in Washington, D.C.; W. H., lives in Philadelphia; John U., lives in Ebensburg; Mrs. Cassin Young, lives in Santa Barbara, Cal.; Mrs. Bernard Shanley, lives in Roslyn, L. I.; Roger B., lives in Washington, D. C.; and Fred J., the subject of this sketch. Fred J. McFadden attended the schools of Philadelphia and St. Joseph's College in that City. He was associated in business with his father until October, 1923, when he established his present business. Mr. McFadden has an attractive salesroom and one of the up-to-date garages of the community. On Sept. 25, 1918, Mr. McFadden was united in marriage with Miss Dorothea Reineke, of Philadelphia, the daughter of Henry G. and Mary B. (Judge) Reineke. Mr. Reineke is deceased and his widow lives in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. McFadden have three sons: Fred J., Henry, and Charles. Politically Mr. McFadden is a Republican. He and his family are members of the Catholic Church.