Marion Louise Oickle 1997 Halifax Chronicle Herald Marion Louise Oickle, Upper Cornwall, died September 13, 1997, in South Shore Regional Hospital, Bridgewater. Born at New Germany, she was a daughter of Carl and Dorothy (Veinot) Mosher. Surviving are her husband, Richard; children, Amanda, Colin, Upper Cornwall; brothers, Calvin, Alberta; Ivan, New Germany. She was predeceased by maternal and paternal grandparents; sister, Donna in infancy. Cremation has taken place. No visitation by request. Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday in New Cornwall United Baptist Church, Rev. Barbara and Rev. Brad Putnam officiating. Burial in New Cornwall United Baptist Church Cemetery. Family flowers only. Donations to Canadian Cancer Society or New Cornwall United Baptist Church Sunday School Fund. Arrangements entrusted to Mahone Funeral Home, Mahone Bay.

OBIT # 5468 - EASTERN CHRONICLE - 8 JANUARY 1942 HAND INJURY PROVES FATAL - WESTVILLE MAN DIES IN HOSPITAL WEEK AFTER ACCIDENT. Following a brief illness caused by an injury to his hand while at his work at the Drummond colliery a week ago the death of DAVID MUIR of Westville occured at the Aberdeen Hospital. The deceased was born in Stellarton 75 years ago, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. MICHAEL MUIR but resided for the greater part of his life in Westville. Had he lived until February he and Mrs. Muir would have celebrated the 54th anniversary of their wedding. Mr. Muir is survived by his wife, one son, HENRY, Stellarton locomotive engineer with the C.N.R., and three daughters, MRS. MAYNE SUTHERLAND, MRS. IAN PATTON, Westville; and MRS. ROYAL WHITE of Manchester, Mass. Two daughters, FLORENCE and MRS. JAMES CONWAY, predeceased him. He is also survived by one brother, MICHAEL MUIR of Westville. Interment was made at Auburn cemetery.

UNKNOWN PAPER - 1976 JOHN WILLIAM BAILLIE and KENNETH JAMES BLENKHORN - Boat Overturns, 2 Die. Tatamagouche - Two former Tatamagouche men, whose bodies were recovered Tuesday afternoon from Mattatall Lake following a boating accident Sunday, were buried here Wednesday. Nine RCMP officers from Tatamagouche, Halifax and Truro took part in a two-day dragging-and-diving operation for John William BAILLIE, 29, of Sydney, and Kenneth James BLENKHORN, 35, of Truro, who drowned when the 12-foot aluminum boat they were in overturned on the lake, about 10 miles south of here. Police could offer no explanation of how the accident occurred in calm waters. Mr. BLENKHORN was born in Tatamagouche, the son of Wallace and Leveta (FISHER) BLENKHORN. Besides his parents, he leaves three daughters, Edwina, Sheila and Sherry Ann at home; four sisters, Roxella (Mrs. Lloyd McGILL), Truro; Mary (Mrs. Bill HOLLOWAY), Aulder Pt., Cape Breton; Ruth (Mrs. Walter ARNESALL), Tatamagouche; and Stella (Mrs. John BAILLIE), Tatamagouche; four brothers, David, Cecil and Edward, Tatamagouche; and Walter of Truro. The funeral took place at Coulter's Funeral Home here, with Rev. Gordon MATHESON officiating. Burial was in West Tatamagouche Cemetery. Mr. BAILLIE was buried in Willow Church cemetery here following funeral services at Coulter's Funeral Home. Born in Tatamagouche, he was the son of Lloyd and Jackie (HAYDEN) BAILLIE. Besides his parents and wife (the former Stella BLENKHORN), he leaves a son William John and two daughters, Patricia Ann and Gwendolyn Margaret, all at home; a paternal grandmother, Mrs. Bessie BAILLIE, Tatamagouche; a brother, Dr. Robert BAILLIE, Sydney; three sisters, Margaret, Halifax; Mary, at home; and Marilyn, Truro. He was predeceased by two brothers.

Kenneth Kaulback 1943 Bridgewater Bulletin Parkdale-Maplewood News November 3, 1943. A telegram waas received by Mrs. Frank P. Looke on Thursday from her brother, Spr. Charles E. Kaulback of the R.C.E., England stating that his only son, Kenneth Kaulback, had been reported killed in action. Kenneth was born in New Germany in 1920 but soon after his birth, his parents returned to Bromley, England. At the beginning of the war, although but a lad, he enlisted and was soon in active service. He went through the campaign in Africa. After the close of the campaign he wrote his father he was in on the first of it and was glad and proud to be in on the last. Instead of having a rest at home in England, he was sent on with the 8th army, presumably through the campaign in Sicily and on to Italy. It is young men like this who are giving their lives for us which make us feel humble and wonder what we can do to help end this conflict. Kenneth is survived by his parents and one sister, all residing in England. His father is in the Canadian Army. His aged grandfather, Obadiah Kaulback, lives in Maplewood and there are many relatives in Nova Scotia and the United States. To all, their friends extend sympathy.

Mrs. Collin Crossland 1932 Bridgewater Bulletin Mrs. Collin Crossland died at her home in Mexico, Maine on February 10. She was the daughter of Nicholas Rafuse, Parkdale. Until a few years ago, she resided at Kempt, Queens County.

Collin Crossland 1935 Bridgewater Bulletin Parkdale-Maplewood News On Sunday morning, February 17th, the funeral services of Collin Crossland were held in the church here conducted by Rev. B.G. smith. Mr. Crossland was a former resident of this community, moving from here to Harmony, Queens County and from there to Maine. He came to Nova Scotia about a year ago to reside with his sister, Mrs. Freeman Zwicker, who is the only remining member of his family, with the exception of his son, Byron, residing in Maine. His wife predeceased him about three years. He was seventy years of age.

Muriel Ethel Rhodenizer 1990 Bridgewater Bulletin Muriel Ethel Rhodenizer, 84, Parkdale, passed away Friday, November 9, 1990, at the South Shore Regional Hospital, Bridgewater. Born at Maplewood, she was a daughter of the late Stanley and Rachel (DeLong) Wentzell. She was a member of Emmanuel United Baptist Church, a choir member for 65 years; she was a 62 year member of the Women's Institute and a charter member of Rhodora Rebekah Lodge. Surviving are three daughters, Marjorie (Mrs. Max Hebb), Halifax; Lucy (Mrs. Gerry Charlebois), Hull, Quebec; Merna DeLong, New Germany; four sons, Lee and Alonzo, Parkdale; Blair, Berwick; Robert, Barss Corner; a sister, Alice Freeman, Greenfield; a brother, Laurie, Maplewood, 16 grandchildrenand; 17 great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Ira; a grandson; and a great grandson. The body rested at the R.A. Corkum Funeral Home, Wileville. Funeral service was held from the Parkdale-Maplewood Baptist Church on Monday, November 12, 1990, with Reverends Karl and Miriam Uhrstrom officiating. Organist was Mary Ann Langille. Hymns sung were "The Lord's My Shepherd" and "My Saviour First of All." Interment waas in the Parkdale-Maplewood Community Cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons Kenneth Rhodenizer, Greg Hebb, David Hebb, Gordon Rhodenizer, and Michael DeLong and nephew Mervin Rhodenizer.

Ira L. Rhodenizer 1958 Bridgewater Bulletin The community was shocked on Tuesday, August 26th, when the news came about the highway accident near Truro, which claimed the life of a prominent citizen of Parkdale, Ira L. Rhodenizer, as he was travelling to Truro to attend a directors' meeting of the Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture. Mr. Rhodenizer served and was wounded in the First World War. He was a consistent member and trustee of the Emmanuel United Baptist Church, of Parkdale-Maplewood, and will be greatly missed. He was Past Master of the Hillcrest Masonic Lodge; a member of the Mae Chapter of Eastern Star, No. 38; a member of Rhodora Rebekah Lodge, No. 116; president of New Germany Fruit Company; Director of the provincial and county Federation of Agriculture; and president of the Lunenburg County Centre Liberal Association. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Tupper Rhodenizer, of Parkdale, and was born December 28, 1890, one of a family of fifteen. Surviving to mourn their loss of a kind and loving husband and father are his wife, the former Ethel Wentzel, of Maplewood; three daughters, Marjorie (Mrs. Max Hebb), serving in a pedriatic clinic in Ottawa; Lucy (Mrs. Gerry Charlebois), Ottawa; Merna, at home; four sons, Lee and Alonzo, at home; Blair with the R.C.A.f. at Trenton, Ontario; Robert, of Barss Corners; and four grandchildren; seven brothers, Dr. V.B. Rhodenizer, Wolfville; Elllis, Newtown, North Dakota; Lester of Maplewood; Laurin, Livermore Falls, Maine; Lt. Cmdr. Leon, New Glasgow; Perry, Weld, Maine; and Milton, Prkdale; five sisters, Mrs. Ralph Phillips, Hantsport; Mrs. V.L. Wright, East Dalhousie; Mrs. Byron Fancy, Mahone Bay; Mrs. Laurin Kaulback, Rumford, Maine; and Mrs. Earle Fletcher, Hillsborough, New Brunswick. A brother, Earle, was killed in the First World War and a sister, Sylvia died in 1917 of diphtheria. Also surviving are one uncle, Alonzo Rhodenizer, of Brighton, Mass.; two aunts, Mrs. Bessie Bishop, Wakefield, Mass.; and Mrs. Katie Connors, Hillsborough and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and a host of friends throughout the province and elsewhere. The funeral was held on Friday afternoon at the church with Rev. Eric Miner officiating and assisted by Rev. Frank Locke, a former pastor, Dartmouth and Lic. Donald Chase of Springfield. Memmbers of Maple Lodge conducted an Oddfellows service at the cemetery. Floral tribures, showing the esteem in which the deceased was held, were many and beautiful and filled the front part of the church, too numerous to be listed, and answered personally, there being 174 floral tributes, 184 cards, 5 telegrams, and $20. in memorials, to be used for the church and Sunday School.

OBIT # 5460 - EVENING NEWS - 9 AUGUST 1995 BOLTON, ONTARIO- The death occured on August 7, 1995, of Alexander D. STEWART, Bolton, Ont., in his 100th year. Born in Blue Mountain, Pictou Co., N.S., he was a son of the late JESSIE (Holmes) and DANIEL A. STEWART. Surviving are his wife Iola; son, DONALD, Don Mills, Ont., daughter, ELEANOR (Mrs. Renwick Fletcher), Islington, Ont., several grandchildren and great grandchildren; also nieces and nephews in Pictou County. He was predeceased by a sister, BLANCHE (Mrs. Fred Brown) and a brother, JOHN P. STEWART. Interment will be in Bolton.

UNKNOWN PAPER - JANUARY 1950 EDWIN C. MACLELLAN - Prominent Native of Tatamagouche Passes - Many friends and relatives throughout the Province and U.S.A. were shocked to hear of the passing on 24 December 1949, of one of our highly esteemed citizens, Edwin C. MacLELLAN, who for the past few months had been residing with his daughters. Misses Isabel and Maud MacLELLAN, Kentville. The deceased was 81 years of age, and had been in failing health for the past few years. He was the son of the late Timothy MacLELLAN and Margaret MacINTOSH and was born at Greenville, Cumberland County. He was a very prominent and efficient merchant and funeral director in this community for several years, and a faithful superintendent of Sharon Sunday School for 25 years. The funeral service was held from Sharon United Church at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday, December 28. Rev. G.W. BRUCE conducted the service, assisted by former pastors, Rev. W.G. DAVIS, Hantsport and Rev. Lloyd MacLELLAN, New Glasgow. Favorite hymns were sung by Choir also a solo, "Shadows", by Roland LANGILLE. Surviving are two daughters, Misses Isabel and Maud MacLELLAN, Kentville, two sons, Dr. Allister MacLELLAN, Dr. Fred MacLELLAN both of Pelham, New York, and one brother, Charles K. MacLELLAN, Tatamagouche. The pall bearers were members of the session J.J. CREIGHTON, Roy LANGILLE, E.H. LANGILLE, Arthur MALCOLM, W.M. NELSON and F.E. WEATHERBEE. Interment was in Sharon United Church cemetery.

Mrs. Eva Sarah Watermen 1970 Halifax Chronicle Herald Mrs. Eva Sarah Waterman, 83, of Pleasant River, Queens County, died yesterday in North Queens Nursing Home. Born at Bridgewater, she was a daughter of the late Stephen and Sarah (Ramey) Meisner. Surviivng are her husband, Ralph; two sons, Louis, Pleasant River; Rodger, at home; two daughters, Aileen (Mrs. Cyril Himmelman), Pleasant River; Beulah (Mrs. George Smith), Hunt's Point; two sisters, Stella, New Germany; and Hilda (Mrs. Sidney Smith), Liverpool; two brothers, Otto, Springfield; Cecil, New Germany; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The body is at the Wamback Memorial Chapel, Bridgewater. Funeral service will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m., in Trinity United Church, Pleasant River, with Rev. D.V. Funnell officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery, Pleasant River.

Clarence T. Heckman 1943 Halifax Chronicle Herald Chester, June 21- Clarence T. Heckman, prominent South Shore resident and president of the Chester Board of Trade, died suddenly here tonight. The death of Mr. Heckman comes as a shock to many citizens in Halifax and residents along the South Shore of the province, as he travelled extensively in that district as a salesman for J. and M. Murphy Limited of Halifax. For the past several years he had also been a member of the Board of Directors of that firm. Born 66 years ago at Heckman's Island, Lunenburg County, Mr. Heckman was a leader in the community life of Chester, holding several prominent positions. He was president of the Chester Board of Trade and a Master of the Clark Lodge, A.F. and A.M. He was an active churchgoer and took a keen interest in the St. Stephen's Anglican Church. In his younger days he was a bandsman of note and played in many concerts in Halifax and Lunenburg. He resided in Halifax for several years, moving to Chester in 1932, where he took up a permanent residence. Apparently in the best of health, Mr. Heckman was an earnest and hard worker and up until the time of his death he was taking the same active interest in his community as he had done in the past. His sudden death will come as a shock to a wide circle of friends in Halifax and throughout the province. His first wife, the former Dorothy Fraser, predeceased him several years ago. He is survived by his wife, Grace; two daughters, Hilaire Janet (wife of Mayor J.E. Lloyd), Theodora Phyllis (Mrs. Gordon Robertson), Halifax; three brothers, Harold, Washington State; Kenneth and Charles Holland, Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.

Ozem Ernst 1928 Progress Enterprise Mahone Bay News, June 13, 1928. The death occurred on Thursday afternoon after an illness extending over a period of two years of Ozem Ernst, who conducted a barber business in this town for over thirty years. Deceased is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Ramey of New Cornwall; one son, Derrell, employed at Sussex, New Brunswick and two daughters, Margaret, a graduate nurse of Boston and Irene, at home. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon; interment being in the Park Cemetery, Rev. C. Windsor officiating.

Nathan Hirtle 1928 Progress Enterprise Upper Kingsburg News, June 20, 1928. Death has again visited our community and taken an aged and respected citizen in the person of Nathan Hirtle at the advanced age of 88 years. Mr. Hirtle had not been sick but passed away suddenly and will greatly be missed at the home and by his friends. His wife predeceased him seven months ago and he is survived by six children. The funeral was held on Wednesday by Rev. W.J. Wright. The floral offerings were beautiful, showing the esteem in which the deceased was held.

OBIT # 5454 - EVENING NEWS - 22 MAY 1984 JAMES WILLIAM (Billy) DALTON, 83, of Edward Mortimer Place, and formerly of West River Road, Pictou, died Saturday in the Aberdeen Hospital, New Glasgow. Born in Pictou he was a son of the late WILLIAM and CLARA (Cooke) DALTON. He was a well known sportsman, having played on Pictou teams and also for a Charlottetown senior hockey team. He was past president of the International Longshoremen's Association and operated a billiard hall in Pictou until retiring. He was a member of the Stella Maris Roman Catholic Church. He is survived by his wife, the former DOROTHY CORRIGAN; three daughters, MRS. MARJORIE GARNIER, Wellington, Halifax Co; DOROTHY, Pictou; and PATSY (Mrs. Carl Downey); a son, WILLIAM, both of St. Catherine's, Ont.; a sister, HILDA, Pictou; a brother, ALFRED, Scotch Hill and four grandchildren. He was predeceased by a sister MONA and a brother ARTHUR. The remains are resting in McLaren Funeral Home,Pictou. Funeral was at 10am Tuesday in Stella Maris Church, with interment in the church cemetery.

UNKNOWN PAPER - 26 NOVEMBER 1985 GERTRUDE ELLEN OLIVER, 86, of Debert, died Monday at home. Born in Oliver, she was the daughter of the late George and Rose (LANGILLE) OLIVER. She lived in Blairmore, Alta. for a number of years and in Debert for the past 17 years. She was a member of the United Church, Debert. She is survived by a sister, Nettie SWAN; 24 nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by four brothers and five sisters. The body is in Coulter's Funeral Home, Tatamagouche. Funeral service will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday in West New Annan United Church, Rev. Morley BENTLEY officiating. Burial will be in Bell Gift Cemetery, West New Annan. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to any charity.

Zacharias Haughn 1928 Progress Enterprise Bridgewater News June 20, 1920. Zacharias Haughn, a respected citizen of Pleasantville and well known in this town, died suddenly on Monday night of heart trouble and was buried on Thursday afternoon. Quite a number from the town attended the funeral.

James Harris Eisnor 1956 Bridgewater Bulletin A wave of sadness passed over the little community of Stanburne when it learned of the passing of James Harris Eisnor, at his home Sunday, November 11th, in his 69th year. Although in failing health for some time, his passing came as a shock to his family and friends. He was the oldest son of the late Ezrom Eisnor and Permilla (Raimey) Eisnor. He leaves to mourn four sisters, Grace (Mrs. Leland Burns), Barss Corners; Idella (Mrs. Lawson Wile), Hemford; Irene (Mrs. Gabriel Whynott), New Germany; Nellie, at home; two brothers, Guy, Dayspring; Willard, Barss Corners. Funeral service was held in the United Church at Barss Corners, Wednesday afternoon and was conducted by Rev. Frank Locke, Barss Corners. Hymns sung were "Sweet Hour of Prayer" and "Sun of My Soul." Interment was in the Indian Brook Cemetery. Pall bearers were Alfred Jodrey, William Whynott, Joseph and Pearlie Slauenwhite.

Guy G. Eisnor 1963 Halifax Chronicle Herald Handwritten date: January 2, 1963. Guy Glenwood Eisnor of Stanburne died at the Municpial Hospital, Dayspring. He was 66. Born at Upper northfield, Mr. Eisnor was the son of the late Ezram and Permilla (Ramey) Eisnor. He had been a patient at the hospital for the past 14 years. Surviving are three sisters, Nellie of Stanburne; Grace (Mrs. Leland Burns), of Barss Corner; and Mrs. Idella Wile of Hemford. Funeral service was held from the United Church, Barss Corner, on Friday, with Rev. Peter S. MacDonald officiating. Interment was in the Indian Brook Cemetery.

OBIT # 5448 - EVENING NEWS - 18 SEPTEMBER 1970 Westville- ALEXANDER GILBERT CAMERON, Diamond Street, died unexpectedly in the Aberdeen Hospital this morning. He was 63 and the eldest in the family of the late MR. and MRS. JOHN W. and FLORENCE (Muir) CAMERON, Westville. Surviving are two daughters, FLORENCE (Mrs. John Pitts) and JESSIE (Mrs.Edward Busby), both of New Glasgow; and a step-daughter, RITA (Mrs. Dan Stewart), Westville; and seven grandchildren; also surviving are two brothers, JOHN, Westville and ARCHIE, Alaston, Ont; three sisters, MRS. BELLA SAUNDERS, Alaston, Ont; MARGARET (Mrs.Wallace MacDonald) and CHRISTINA (Mrs, Arthur Morris), both of Stellarton. He was predeceased by his wife MAY four years ago. The remians will rest at Eagle's Funeral Home this evening after 8pm.