Obituary of Charles M. Gilmore

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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003
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Charles M. Gilmore 
Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, October 27, 1938 
Gilmore Funeral Held Wednesday 
Interment In Richmond, Ky. 
   Funeral services for Charles M. Gilmore, who died at the home of his 
brother, Dr. H. S. Gilmore, here Monday morning, October 24, were held at 
the Gilmore residence Wednesday morning, October 26, at 10:30 o'clock, 
conducted by the Rev. George C. Frey, pastor of the Owingsville Christian 
church, and the Rev. Henry S. Ficklin.  Interment was in the Richmond, Ky., 
cemetery. 
   Mr. Gilmore, who had been in declining health for the past two or three 
years, had come to his brothers home here for a brief visit on the day 
prior to his death, which came suddenly at 12:30 a. m. Monday. 
   For a number of years, Mr. Gilmore had been connected with the Perry 
county school system and at the time of his death was superintended of 
the Hardburly graded and high school, a position which he had held for 
the past ten years.  For twelve years prior to that time he had been a 
member of the faculty of the Hazard, Ky., high school. 
   A native of Fleming county, he was a son of the late John W. and 
Harriett McGregor Gilmore, born at Ringos Mills October 31, 1888.  He 
received his early education at the old Morehead Normal School and 
graduated from the Eastern State Teachers College at Richmond with an 
A. B. degree.  He also studied at the Peoria Polytechnic Institute at 
Peoria, Ill.  During his connection with the Hazard high school, he was 
professor of mechanical drawing and manual training.  He was a member of 
the Hazard Methodist church. 
   He is survived by three children, Lucille, 14, Paul, 9, and Elizabeth, 
5, and one brother, Dr. H. S. Gilmore.  His wife, Mrs. Geneva Baughman 
Gilmore, died some five years ago. 
   Among those from a distance who attended the funeral Wednesday were 
M. C. Napier, County Superintendent of Perry County Schools; Sherrill 
Napier, Homer Jones, Miss Lucy Brock, Mrs. Betty Napier, Miss Sally 
Williams, Miss Ann Gabbard, Miss Virginia Cecil, teachers of Hardburly 
High School; Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lewellyn, Hardburly, Ky.; Rev. King, 
pastor of Hazard Methodist church; Wm. A. Hinton, Fred Hinton, Mr. and 
Mrs. Richard Hinton, Mrs. James Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. John Porter, Miss 
Cleora Porter, Gilmore Cooper, and Miss Mary Jane Cooper, Flemingsburg, 
Ky.; Mrs. Henry Thompson, Mrs. Dora McGregor, Miss Laura Thompson, Clarkie 
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. James Keerans, Mr. and Mrs. Boone K. Lynan, of 
Fleming county.