Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-12
Baptist Church News

Baptist Church News
March IA. the Senior x o tn
Group will have an all day out
ing. March ID at 8 pm. the Fell
oWship Glass will meet at the
church for an evening Of fun,
fellowship and food.
March Is, An Octette from De-
nnison University will furnish
music for the morning services
The Rev. Samuel Davis will spe-
ak on the subject, The Missing
Member
At 1880 the message will b e
Science and Christianity.
Chester News Briefs
Gary Lyman is now teaching
In the High School at Mogadore
Ohio
Sympathy is extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Taylor in the
death of Mrs. TayIor's mother.
Mrs. Bert P. Warren of High
land Heights. Funeral services
were held on Thursday after
noon. Charles Mapes served Mr..
Taylor's mail route during his
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Russell
had as dinner guests on Tuesday
the Rev. and Mrs. Daniel D'Ar-
ment and son, Andrew.
Mrs. C. F. Gilmore and her
family were at her home h ere
last week when they dismantled
it and are preparing to sell the
property. While in Ohio h VI
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Patterson in Chardon.
William Freeman, Sharp Drive
has returned from Woman's hos
pital. He must have at least.
81 months of continued res t.
before resuming activities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Sharp
have returned from a trip of
three weeks to Florida. They VII
sited Eustis, Clearwater, Miami
and other points. Enroute home
they visited their son, Robert.
who is a student at Millers Scho-
oil in Virginia.
Misses Agnes Sojka and Jac-
outline Furlane were in Colum-
bus on Friday and Saturday to
attend a meeting OF the Future
HomemakerS Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Boss
now occupy their new home, 80
Woodside Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Weller, Sh-
arp Lane are planning a trip to
Miami, Florida early next mon
th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rub plan
to attend a dinner given in Gle
veland March ] by the Western
Reserve Herb Society.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Sojka is
now at her home recovering
from an operation on her knee.
DIR. Clifford r. Gilmore
Funeral services for DR.. Cliff
ORD F.. Gilmore, who died on
March 2 at Falls Church, Virgin
la, were held on Thursday Mar.
S at 2 pm. at the Burr Funeral
Home in Chardon. The Rev. Sa-
mue1 d. Davis, pastor of the
Chester Baptist Church, of which
DR.. Gilmore was a member, off
iciated.
Scripture was from I Peter,
first Chapter verses 3 8. The
many floral tributes were beau
tiful, the last testimony of love
and respect from former neigh
bors and medical patients. Pail
bearers were Albert Patterson,
Charles Laughthers, George I'll
ele, Paul Alvord, and Marc Burr
Burial was in Chester Genet
cry.
Clifford Gilmore was born in
Chester on August Is, 1871. He
was the son Of Weller and Sat
ira Gilmore, who were descen-
dants of pioneer families of Che
ster. A younger brother, Manly,
of Chardon, proceeded him in
death.
Clifford Gilmore attended the
Geauga Seminary, graduated :
from Oberlin College. He then
graduated from Medical College
and after a few years of prac-
tice elsewhere in the state, he
returned to Chester and establ-
ished an office there. For appro-
ximatly so years he continued
the practice of medicine in his
native town. Many of the local
citizens were cared for by DR..
Gilmore when they first came
into the world. He was for many
years the only general practit-
ioner in the locality.