Frank
Kuda appears in the 1914 Camden City Directory, working as a laborer and
living at 1841 Mulford
Street. His father is not listed and may have by this time passed
away. Frank Kuda was living with his mother at 1821 Tioga
Street when he registered for the draft on June 5, 1917. He was then
working as a dyer at the R.H. Comey Company plant on Jefferson Avenue
and the railroad tracks east of South
6th Street.
When
the census was taken in January of 1920 Frank Kuda had returned to 1841 Mulford
Street, where he lived with his mother, brother George, and younger
sister Mary, who had married James Whitehead, a truck driver. Also
living at the address were the Whiteheads two daughters, Madeline and
Anna. Frank and George Kuda were then working together at a paper mill.
Frank
Kuda married around 1921. By 1924 he and his wife Catherine had moved to
1869 Mulford
Street. By January 1, 1927 he had been appointed to the Camden Fire
Department. He served at
Ladder Company 4, South 10th And Morgan Streets, through April 9,
1928 when he was transferred to Engine
Company 8.
The 1930 Census shows him living with his wife Catherine and
sons Frank, Joseph, and Albert, at 1869 Mulford
Street. Fire Department records indicate that he was still at that
address in 1931. Before the 1930s had ended, the Kudas had moved to 1875
Mulford
Street.
Frank
Kuda continued to served with the Camden
Fire Department as late as the spring of 1942, when he again registered
for the draft. Frank and Catherine Kuda were then living at 1875
Mulford
Street. It is unclear as to when Frank Kuda left the Fire
Department. The 1947 Camden City Directory gives no indication of
current occupation.
Frank
Kuda was still listed in the New Jersey Bell Telephone Directories as
late as October of 1959 at 1875 Mulford
Street. By the fall of 1970 he had moved to 1841 Tioga
Street. Last a resident of Gloucester City, New Jersey, he passed
away in July of 1973.
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