Louis Blaylock Gillmour, 38 years old, died at 11 o'clock Friday morning at his home… Mrs. Gillmour had resided in Dallas for the last twenty-five years, having removed to this city from Emory, Rains County, to make his home when he was about 13 yard old. For a number of years he was employed as a linotype operator at the plant of the Texas Christian Advocate but for the last four years he had been employed at the Dallas Times Herald.
Mr. Gillmour is survived by his wife [Camille], a daughter, Catherine, 2 years old, and a son, Louis Blaylock Gillmour Jr., 5 months old. He was a 32d Scottish Rite Mason, and a member of Hella Temple Shrine, Royal Arch Chapter No. 47, and Dallas Lodge No. 760, A. F. & A. M. He was also a member of Dallas Typographical Union.
Taken from "Louis B. Gillmour to be Buried Saturday," Dallas Morning News, February 20, 1926, page 13.
Thanks, Barbara Ware for this obit.
Mr. Gillmour is survived by his wife [Camille], a daughter, Catherine, 2 years old, and a son, Louis Blaylock Gillmour Jr., 5 months old. He was a 32d Scottish Rite Mason, and a member of Hella Temple Shrine, Royal Arch Chapter No. 47, and Dallas Lodge No. 760, A. F. & A. M. He was also a member of Dallas Typographical Union.
Taken from "Louis B. Gillmour to be Buried Saturday," Dallas Morning News, February 20, 1926, page 13.
Thanks, Barbara Ware for this obit.
Louis Blaylock Gillmour, 38 years old, died at 11 o'clock Friday morning at his home… Mrs. Gillmour had resided in Dallas for the last twenty-five years, having removed to this city from Emory, Rains County, to make his home when he was about 13 yard old. For a number of years he was employed as a linotype operator at the plant of the Texas Christian Advocate but for the last four years he had been employed at the Dallas Times Herald.
Mr. Gillmour is survived by his wife [Camille], a daughter, Catherine, 2 years old, and a son, Louis Blaylock Gillmour Jr., 5 months old. He was a 32d Scottish Rite Mason, and a member of Hella Temple Shrine, Royal Arch Chapter No. 47, and Dallas Lodge No. 760, A. F. & A. M. He was also a member of Dallas Typographical Union.
Taken from "Louis B. Gillmour to be Buried Saturday," Dallas Morning News, February 20, 1926, page 13.
Thanks, Barbara Ware for this obit.
Mr. Gillmour is survived by his wife [Camille], a daughter, Catherine, 2 years old, and a son, Louis Blaylock Gillmour Jr., 5 months old. He was a 32d Scottish Rite Mason, and a member of Hella Temple Shrine, Royal Arch Chapter No. 47, and Dallas Lodge No. 760, A. F. & A. M. He was also a member of Dallas Typographical Union.
Taken from "Louis B. Gillmour to be Buried Saturday," Dallas Morning News, February 20, 1926, page 13.
Thanks, Barbara Ware for this obit.
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