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Note: The funeral took place at Great Sankey Cemetery on Wednesday of Mr. Thomas H. Gallimore (74) of Station Road, Great Sankey, after a service conducted by the Rev. P Carman. Mr. Gallimore was a native of Widnes, a South African War Veteran. He served in the First World War and was in the Honor Guard during the Second.
He was retired and leaves a daughter and three sons.
Chief mourners were Messrs. Harry Gallimore,
Albert Gallimore,
Arthur Gallimore (sons),
Mr. Thomas Appleton,
Mr. James Appleton,
Mr. Francis Wilson ( brothers-in-law),
A Bigham, A Appleton (nephews),
Mr. Jackson, Mr. Bryner, Mr. Faves, Mr. Dingsdale, representing Turner, Newalls, Ltd., Mr R Pemberton, representing Baifs; Mr. A Walmsley (representing Chapel House). Also represented were representatives of South African War Veterans Association.
Wreaths were inscribed:
Loving wife Lucy;
Harry and Lizzie;
Albert and Tess;
Una, Don and family;
Arthur and Margaret;
Young Harry, R.A.F.;
Mary, Sidney and family;
Harry, Ethel, Cathie, Alec, and baby;
Tom, Gertie and Gilbert;
Jim, Bessie and Barbara;
Clara and family;
Maude, Tom and family;
Gertie and Frank;
Tilly and George;
Lucy and Fred;
Rita, Ted and Valerie;
Uncle John, Maria and family;
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Webster; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pemberton; Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and Bob; Mr. and Mrs. Lee; Mr. and Mrs. Fair; Mr. and Mr. H and A Brown Sankey Lodge, R.A.O.B. South African War Veterans Association; The Everite Welfare and Recreation Club, Widnes; Friends of The Chapel House; Little pal Rex.
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