Edmonton Bulletin Newspaper,dated: Mon. 4 June 1928,pg. 3.
Z. McILMOYLE PASSED AWAY HERE SUNDAY
Was Assistant Deputy
Minister of Agriculture
Here Since 1913
Ill since he suffered a paralytic stroke at Cal- gary,two months ago,Zachariah McIlmoyle,as- sistant deputy minister of agriculture for the province of Alberta,since 1913,died at his home,10311 Saskatchewan Drive,at 9:50 a.m. Sunday.
Born at Lakefield,Ont.,September 15,1876,Mr. McIlmoyle Joined the Royal North-West Moun- ted Police in 1898 and served with that fam- ous force until 1903. During that time he ser- ved at Pincher Creek and Banff,Alta.,being in charge at the latter point. During his service he was in charge of Lord Minto’s party which toured the west. At the time of his death he was a member of the R.N.W.M.P. Veteran’s organization.
Takes up Farming
In 1903 he gave up the service to take up farming and did this successfully on a farm at Sunnyslope,near Didsbury,Alta.,until 1913.
In that year he was appointed deputy assist- ant minister of agriculture and held that posi- tion until the time of his death. Two years ago he took over the administration of the Debt Adjustment act,passed to bring aid to farmers in the drought area in the south.
Speaking of Mr. McIlmoyle’s death,H.A. Craig, deputy minister of agriculture,said Sunday night, “Mr. McIlmoyle will be greatly missed by the staff of the department of agriculture. For 15 years he had been a most valued member having been closely associated,and having been associated with him for many years. I feel a great sense of personal loss. I found in him a man of upstanding character with a high sense of public duty,untiring in his efforts to fulfill the responsibilities of his office. His thou- ghts were always for the welfare of others rather than for himself.”
Leaves Large Family
Mr. McIlmoyle is survived by his wife,Mrs. Cora McIlmoyle,and six children,Kenneth,Georgie, Marion,Stuart,Mena and Keith,a brother,Herb- ert McIlmoyle of Peterboro,Ont.: three sisters, Mrs. Leonard Allen,Ottawa; Miss V. McIlmoyle and Mrs. G. McIlmoyle,Ottawa; and Mrs. E. Dean,of Selwyn,Ont.
The funeral will be held from the family resi- dence,10311 Saskatchewan Drive at 2 p.m. to Knox United church where a service will be held at 2:30 p.m. after which interment will be made at Edmonton cemetery.
Rev. C.F. McIntosh and Rev. Thomas H. Mitch- ell will officiate.
From the Edmonton Bulletin Newspaper,dated: Thurs. 7 June 1928,pg. 12.
OBITUARY:
Z. McILMOYLE
The funeral service of Z. McIlmoyle,assistant deputy minister of agriculture,who passed away Sunday,June 3,was held Tuesday,June 5,from the family residence,10311 Saskatch- ewan Drive,at 2 o’clock,and a second service at Knox United church at 2.30 o’clock. Rev. Mr. McIntosh,assisted by Rev. Mr. Mitchell, conducted the service,and interment took place in the Edmonton cemetery. The pall- bearers were Hon. George Hoadly,W. Loree, Donald Douglas,B.J. Lawton,H.A. Craig and J. A. Mair. Beautiful floral tributes were received from R.N.W.M.P. Veterans, “G” Division,Exec- utive Council,Department of Agriculture,the staff of Department of Agriculture,staff Dept. Adjustment act,Hon. George Hoadly,“Mother, Georgie,Marion,Mena,Kenneth,Stuart and Kei- th,“Georgie McIlmoyle (Ottawa),Vic McIlmoyle (Ottawa),Mrs. Lenard Allen (Ottawa),Mrs. E. Dean (Selwyn,Ont.),Mr. J.R. Laing (Toronto), Beatrice Laing (Toronto),Mr. and Mrs. J. Thom- son (Toronto),Mrs. J.S. Rogers (Winipeg),Mar- ion Rogers (Winnipeg),John D. Rogers (Winni- peg),Mr. and Mrs. W. Loree (Calgary),Mr. and Mrs. George Keever (Sunnyslope),Mrs. A. Green (Sunnyslope),Mrs. W.J. Stephen,Capt. W.J. Emslie,Mr. and Mrs. A. McKercher,Dr. and Mrs. W.W. Eadie (Vilna),Mr. and Mrs. Donald Douglas,Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglas,Mr. and Mrs. B. Lawton,Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Marshall and family (Toronto),Jack Marshall,Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Hull and family,Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Mair and Kathleen,Mr. and Mrs. Percy Herring,Mr. and Mrs. George Bowker (Ponoka),Mrs. F. Phil- lips (Medina,Ohio),Mr. and Mrs. Durrand,Mrs. J.H. McDonald and family,Mrs. Hall and family, Miss H. Lusted,Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Russell,Mr. and Mrs. T. Claxton,Mr. Clark and family,E.G. Elrick (Calgary),Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Hallman,Mrs. G.W. Sievewright,Mr. and Mrs. Dagagard and family (St. Albert),W.L. Walker and family,Knox Church Ladies’ Aid,Mr. and Mrs. Howlett,Mrs. Bryan and George Bryan,Mr. Galbraith,Mr. and Mrs. C. Gallinger,Mr. E.J. Fream,Dr. and Mrs. P. R. Talbot,Mr. R.J. Daley,Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Elliott ,Mrs. David McIntosh and family,Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Hargrove,Mr. and Mrs. J. Gressick (Regi- na),Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Duncan (Regina),Dr. H.P. Fancy (Olds),Dr. C.C. Hartman (Olds),Mr. J. Steath (Olds),Mr. M.R. Maybank (Olds),Room 1 King Edward school,Arthur Crockett,Ronald Ke- ith,Robert Keith,Lloyd McDonald,Jack Burgman, Ronald Burgman,Mr. T. Chivers,Gail McDonald, Winnie Gross,Gwen Vigis,Gwen Pearson,Marga- ret McBain. Deceased leaves to mourn his loss his wife and six children.
Z. McILMOYLE PASSED AWAY HERE SUNDAY
Was Assistant Deputy
Minister of Agriculture
Here Since 1913
Ill since he suffered a paralytic stroke at Cal- gary,two months ago,Zachariah McIlmoyle,as- sistant deputy minister of agriculture for the province of Alberta,since 1913,died at his home,10311 Saskatchewan Drive,at 9:50 a.m. Sunday.
Born at Lakefield,Ont.,September 15,1876,Mr. McIlmoyle Joined the Royal North-West Moun- ted Police in 1898 and served with that fam- ous force until 1903. During that time he ser- ved at Pincher Creek and Banff,Alta.,being in charge at the latter point. During his service he was in charge of Lord Minto’s party which toured the west. At the time of his death he was a member of the R.N.W.M.P. Veteran’s organization.
Takes up Farming
In 1903 he gave up the service to take up farming and did this successfully on a farm at Sunnyslope,near Didsbury,Alta.,until 1913.
In that year he was appointed deputy assist- ant minister of agriculture and held that posi- tion until the time of his death. Two years ago he took over the administration of the Debt Adjustment act,passed to bring aid to farmers in the drought area in the south.
Speaking of Mr. McIlmoyle’s death,H.A. Craig, deputy minister of agriculture,said Sunday night, “Mr. McIlmoyle will be greatly missed by the staff of the department of agriculture. For 15 years he had been a most valued member having been closely associated,and having been associated with him for many years. I feel a great sense of personal loss. I found in him a man of upstanding character with a high sense of public duty,untiring in his efforts to fulfill the responsibilities of his office. His thou- ghts were always for the welfare of others rather than for himself.”
Leaves Large Family
Mr. McIlmoyle is survived by his wife,Mrs. Cora McIlmoyle,and six children,Kenneth,Georgie, Marion,Stuart,Mena and Keith,a brother,Herb- ert McIlmoyle of Peterboro,Ont.: three sisters, Mrs. Leonard Allen,Ottawa; Miss V. McIlmoyle and Mrs. G. McIlmoyle,Ottawa; and Mrs. E. Dean,of Selwyn,Ont.
The funeral will be held from the family resi- dence,10311 Saskatchewan Drive at 2 p.m. to Knox United church where a service will be held at 2:30 p.m. after which interment will be made at Edmonton cemetery.
Rev. C.F. McIntosh and Rev. Thomas H. Mitch- ell will officiate.
From the Edmonton Bulletin Newspaper,dated: Thurs. 7 June 1928,pg. 12.
OBITUARY:
Z. McILMOYLE
The funeral service of Z. McIlmoyle,assistant deputy minister of agriculture,who passed away Sunday,June 3,was held Tuesday,June 5,from the family residence,10311 Saskatch- ewan Drive,at 2 o’clock,and a second service at Knox United church at 2.30 o’clock. Rev. Mr. McIntosh,assisted by Rev. Mr. Mitchell, conducted the service,and interment took place in the Edmonton cemetery. The pall- bearers were Hon. George Hoadly,W. Loree, Donald Douglas,B.J. Lawton,H.A. Craig and J. A. Mair. Beautiful floral tributes were received from R.N.W.M.P. Veterans, “G” Division,Exec- utive Council,Department of Agriculture,the staff of Department of Agriculture,staff Dept. Adjustment act,Hon. George Hoadly,“Mother, Georgie,Marion,Mena,Kenneth,Stuart and Kei- th,“Georgie McIlmoyle (Ottawa),Vic McIlmoyle (Ottawa),Mrs. Lenard Allen (Ottawa),Mrs. E. Dean (Selwyn,Ont.),Mr. J.R. Laing (Toronto), Beatrice Laing (Toronto),Mr. and Mrs. J. Thom- son (Toronto),Mrs. J.S. Rogers (Winipeg),Mar- ion Rogers (Winnipeg),John D. Rogers (Winni- peg),Mr. and Mrs. W. Loree (Calgary),Mr. and Mrs. George Keever (Sunnyslope),Mrs. A. Green (Sunnyslope),Mrs. W.J. Stephen,Capt. W.J. Emslie,Mr. and Mrs. A. McKercher,Dr. and Mrs. W.W. Eadie (Vilna),Mr. and Mrs. Donald Douglas,Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglas,Mr. and Mrs. B. Lawton,Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Marshall and family (Toronto),Jack Marshall,Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Hull and family,Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Mair and Kathleen,Mr. and Mrs. Percy Herring,Mr. and Mrs. George Bowker (Ponoka),Mrs. F. Phil- lips (Medina,Ohio),Mr. and Mrs. Durrand,Mrs. J.H. McDonald and family,Mrs. Hall and family, Miss H. Lusted,Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Russell,Mr. and Mrs. T. Claxton,Mr. Clark and family,E.G. Elrick (Calgary),Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Hallman,Mrs. G.W. Sievewright,Mr. and Mrs. Dagagard and family (St. Albert),W.L. Walker and family,Knox Church Ladies’ Aid,Mr. and Mrs. Howlett,Mrs. Bryan and George Bryan,Mr. Galbraith,Mr. and Mrs. C. Gallinger,Mr. E.J. Fream,Dr. and Mrs. P. R. Talbot,Mr. R.J. Daley,Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Elliott ,Mrs. David McIntosh and family,Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Hargrove,Mr. and Mrs. J. Gressick (Regi- na),Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Duncan (Regina),Dr. H.P. Fancy (Olds),Dr. C.C. Hartman (Olds),Mr. J. Steath (Olds),Mr. M.R. Maybank (Olds),Room 1 King Edward school,Arthur Crockett,Ronald Ke- ith,Robert Keith,Lloyd McDonald,Jack Burgman, Ronald Burgman,Mr. T. Chivers,Gail McDonald, Winnie Gross,Gwen Vigis,Gwen Pearson,Marga- ret McBain. Deceased leaves to mourn his loss his wife and six children.
Edmonton Bulletin Newspaper,dated: Mon. 4 June 1928,pg. 3.
Z. McILMOYLE PASSED AWAY HERE SUNDAY
Was Assistant Deputy
Minister of Agriculture
Here Since 1913
Ill since he suffered a paralytic stroke at Cal- gary,two months ago,Zachariah McIlmoyle,as- sistant deputy minister of agriculture for the province of Alberta,since 1913,died at his home,10311 Saskatchewan Drive,at 9:50 a.m. Sunday.
Born at Lakefield,Ont.,September 15,1876,Mr. McIlmoyle Joined the Royal North-West Moun- ted Police in 1898 and served with that fam- ous force until 1903. During that time he ser- ved at Pincher Creek and Banff,Alta.,being in charge at the latter point. During his service he was in charge of Lord Minto’s party which toured the west. At the time of his death he was a member of the R.N.W.M.P. Veteran’s organization.
Takes up Farming
In 1903 he gave up the service to take up farming and did this successfully on a farm at Sunnyslope,near Didsbury,Alta.,until 1913.
In that year he was appointed deputy assist- ant minister of agriculture and held that posi- tion until the time of his death. Two years ago he took over the administration of the Debt Adjustment act,passed to bring aid to farmers in the drought area in the south.
Speaking of Mr. McIlmoyle’s death,H.A. Craig, deputy minister of agriculture,said Sunday night, “Mr. McIlmoyle will be greatly missed by the staff of the department of agriculture. For 15 years he had been a most valued member having been closely associated,and having been associated with him for many years. I feel a great sense of personal loss. I found in him a man of upstanding character with a high sense of public duty,untiring in his efforts to fulfill the responsibilities of his office. His thou- ghts were always for the welfare of others rather than for himself.”
Leaves Large Family
Mr. McIlmoyle is survived by his wife,Mrs. Cora McIlmoyle,and six children,Kenneth,Georgie, Marion,Stuart,Mena and Keith,a brother,Herb- ert McIlmoyle of Peterboro,Ont.: three sisters, Mrs. Leonard Allen,Ottawa; Miss V. McIlmoyle and Mrs. G. McIlmoyle,Ottawa; and Mrs. E. Dean,of Selwyn,Ont.
The funeral will be held from the family resi- dence,10311 Saskatchewan Drive at 2 p.m. to Knox United church where a service will be held at 2:30 p.m. after which interment will be made at Edmonton cemetery.
Rev. C.F. McIntosh and Rev. Thomas H. Mitch- ell will officiate.
From the Edmonton Bulletin Newspaper,dated: Thurs. 7 June 1928,pg. 12.
OBITUARY:
Z. McILMOYLE
The funeral service of Z. McIlmoyle,assistant deputy minister of agriculture,who passed away Sunday,June 3,was held Tuesday,June 5,from the family residence,10311 Saskatch- ewan Drive,at 2 o’clock,and a second service at Knox United church at 2.30 o’clock. Rev. Mr. McIntosh,assisted by Rev. Mr. Mitchell, conducted the service,and interment took place in the Edmonton cemetery. The pall- bearers were Hon. George Hoadly,W. Loree, Donald Douglas,B.J. Lawton,H.A. Craig and J. A. Mair. Beautiful floral tributes were received from R.N.W.M.P. Veterans, “G” Division,Exec- utive Council,Department of Agriculture,the staff of Department of Agriculture,staff Dept. Adjustment act,Hon. George Hoadly,“Mother, Georgie,Marion,Mena,Kenneth,Stuart and Kei- th,“Georgie McIlmoyle (Ottawa),Vic McIlmoyle (Ottawa),Mrs. Lenard Allen (Ottawa),Mrs. E. Dean (Selwyn,Ont.),Mr. J.R. Laing (Toronto), Beatrice Laing (Toronto),Mr. and Mrs. J. Thom- son (Toronto),Mrs. J.S. Rogers (Winipeg),Mar- ion Rogers (Winnipeg),John D. Rogers (Winni- peg),Mr. and Mrs. W. Loree (Calgary),Mr. and Mrs. George Keever (Sunnyslope),Mrs. A. Green (Sunnyslope),Mrs. W.J. Stephen,Capt. W.J. Emslie,Mr. and Mrs. A. McKercher,Dr. and Mrs. W.W. Eadie (Vilna),Mr. and Mrs. Donald Douglas,Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglas,Mr. and Mrs. B. Lawton,Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Marshall and family (Toronto),Jack Marshall,Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Hull and family,Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Mair and Kathleen,Mr. and Mrs. Percy Herring,Mr. and Mrs. George Bowker (Ponoka),Mrs. F. Phil- lips (Medina,Ohio),Mr. and Mrs. Durrand,Mrs. J.H. McDonald and family,Mrs. Hall and family, Miss H. Lusted,Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Russell,Mr. and Mrs. T. Claxton,Mr. Clark and family,E.G. Elrick (Calgary),Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Hallman,Mrs. G.W. Sievewright,Mr. and Mrs. Dagagard and family (St. Albert),W.L. Walker and family,Knox Church Ladies’ Aid,Mr. and Mrs. Howlett,Mrs. Bryan and George Bryan,Mr. Galbraith,Mr. and Mrs. C. Gallinger,Mr. E.J. Fream,Dr. and Mrs. P. R. Talbot,Mr. R.J. Daley,Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Elliott ,Mrs. David McIntosh and family,Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Hargrove,Mr. and Mrs. J. Gressick (Regi- na),Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Duncan (Regina),Dr. H.P. Fancy (Olds),Dr. C.C. Hartman (Olds),Mr. J. Steath (Olds),Mr. M.R. Maybank (Olds),Room 1 King Edward school,Arthur Crockett,Ronald Ke- ith,Robert Keith,Lloyd McDonald,Jack Burgman, Ronald Burgman,Mr. T. Chivers,Gail McDonald, Winnie Gross,Gwen Vigis,Gwen Pearson,Marga- ret McBain. Deceased leaves to mourn his loss his wife and six children.
Z. McILMOYLE PASSED AWAY HERE SUNDAY
Was Assistant Deputy
Minister of Agriculture
Here Since 1913
Ill since he suffered a paralytic stroke at Cal- gary,two months ago,Zachariah McIlmoyle,as- sistant deputy minister of agriculture for the province of Alberta,since 1913,died at his home,10311 Saskatchewan Drive,at 9:50 a.m. Sunday.
Born at Lakefield,Ont.,September 15,1876,Mr. McIlmoyle Joined the Royal North-West Moun- ted Police in 1898 and served with that fam- ous force until 1903. During that time he ser- ved at Pincher Creek and Banff,Alta.,being in charge at the latter point. During his service he was in charge of Lord Minto’s party which toured the west. At the time of his death he was a member of the R.N.W.M.P. Veteran’s organization.
Takes up Farming
In 1903 he gave up the service to take up farming and did this successfully on a farm at Sunnyslope,near Didsbury,Alta.,until 1913.
In that year he was appointed deputy assist- ant minister of agriculture and held that posi- tion until the time of his death. Two years ago he took over the administration of the Debt Adjustment act,passed to bring aid to farmers in the drought area in the south.
Speaking of Mr. McIlmoyle’s death,H.A. Craig, deputy minister of agriculture,said Sunday night, “Mr. McIlmoyle will be greatly missed by the staff of the department of agriculture. For 15 years he had been a most valued member having been closely associated,and having been associated with him for many years. I feel a great sense of personal loss. I found in him a man of upstanding character with a high sense of public duty,untiring in his efforts to fulfill the responsibilities of his office. His thou- ghts were always for the welfare of others rather than for himself.”
Leaves Large Family
Mr. McIlmoyle is survived by his wife,Mrs. Cora McIlmoyle,and six children,Kenneth,Georgie, Marion,Stuart,Mena and Keith,a brother,Herb- ert McIlmoyle of Peterboro,Ont.: three sisters, Mrs. Leonard Allen,Ottawa; Miss V. McIlmoyle and Mrs. G. McIlmoyle,Ottawa; and Mrs. E. Dean,of Selwyn,Ont.
The funeral will be held from the family resi- dence,10311 Saskatchewan Drive at 2 p.m. to Knox United church where a service will be held at 2:30 p.m. after which interment will be made at Edmonton cemetery.
Rev. C.F. McIntosh and Rev. Thomas H. Mitch- ell will officiate.
From the Edmonton Bulletin Newspaper,dated: Thurs. 7 June 1928,pg. 12.
OBITUARY:
Z. McILMOYLE
The funeral service of Z. McIlmoyle,assistant deputy minister of agriculture,who passed away Sunday,June 3,was held Tuesday,June 5,from the family residence,10311 Saskatch- ewan Drive,at 2 o’clock,and a second service at Knox United church at 2.30 o’clock. Rev. Mr. McIntosh,assisted by Rev. Mr. Mitchell, conducted the service,and interment took place in the Edmonton cemetery. The pall- bearers were Hon. George Hoadly,W. Loree, Donald Douglas,B.J. Lawton,H.A. Craig and J. A. Mair. Beautiful floral tributes were received from R.N.W.M.P. Veterans, “G” Division,Exec- utive Council,Department of Agriculture,the staff of Department of Agriculture,staff Dept. Adjustment act,Hon. George Hoadly,“Mother, Georgie,Marion,Mena,Kenneth,Stuart and Kei- th,“Georgie McIlmoyle (Ottawa),Vic McIlmoyle (Ottawa),Mrs. Lenard Allen (Ottawa),Mrs. E. Dean (Selwyn,Ont.),Mr. J.R. Laing (Toronto), Beatrice Laing (Toronto),Mr. and Mrs. J. Thom- son (Toronto),Mrs. J.S. Rogers (Winipeg),Mar- ion Rogers (Winnipeg),John D. Rogers (Winni- peg),Mr. and Mrs. W. Loree (Calgary),Mr. and Mrs. George Keever (Sunnyslope),Mrs. A. Green (Sunnyslope),Mrs. W.J. Stephen,Capt. W.J. Emslie,Mr. and Mrs. A. McKercher,Dr. and Mrs. W.W. Eadie (Vilna),Mr. and Mrs. Donald Douglas,Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglas,Mr. and Mrs. B. Lawton,Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Marshall and family (Toronto),Jack Marshall,Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Hull and family,Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Mair and Kathleen,Mr. and Mrs. Percy Herring,Mr. and Mrs. George Bowker (Ponoka),Mrs. F. Phil- lips (Medina,Ohio),Mr. and Mrs. Durrand,Mrs. J.H. McDonald and family,Mrs. Hall and family, Miss H. Lusted,Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Russell,Mr. and Mrs. T. Claxton,Mr. Clark and family,E.G. Elrick (Calgary),Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Hallman,Mrs. G.W. Sievewright,Mr. and Mrs. Dagagard and family (St. Albert),W.L. Walker and family,Knox Church Ladies’ Aid,Mr. and Mrs. Howlett,Mrs. Bryan and George Bryan,Mr. Galbraith,Mr. and Mrs. C. Gallinger,Mr. E.J. Fream,Dr. and Mrs. P. R. Talbot,Mr. R.J. Daley,Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Elliott ,Mrs. David McIntosh and family,Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Hargrove,Mr. and Mrs. J. Gressick (Regi- na),Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Duncan (Regina),Dr. H.P. Fancy (Olds),Dr. C.C. Hartman (Olds),Mr. J. Steath (Olds),Mr. M.R. Maybank (Olds),Room 1 King Edward school,Arthur Crockett,Ronald Ke- ith,Robert Keith,Lloyd McDonald,Jack Burgman, Ronald Burgman,Mr. T. Chivers,Gail McDonald, Winnie Gross,Gwen Vigis,Gwen Pearson,Marga- ret McBain. Deceased leaves to mourn his loss his wife and six children.
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