O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram April 20, 1927 (Wednesday)
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother Anne O'Brien, who died April 17^th, 1926. Gone but not forgotten. [poem] - Inserted by her husband and children, Cape Broyle.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram May 10, 1965 (Monday)
In loving memory of a dear Husband and Father Francis W. O'Brien who died May 10^th, 1962. [poem] - Always remembered by his wife Ellen and daughters, Mrs. Frances Manning and family, Ontario; Mrs. Mary Marcinek and family, Stephenville; Mrs. Helen Abbott and family, Mrs. Rose Mary Phillips and family, Mrs. Madeline Iverson, Minnesota, U.S.A., Mrs. Agnes Kropp, Minnesota, U.S.A., Mr. Thomas O'Brien and family, and Mrs. Edward O'Brien and family.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram July 19, 1965 (Monday)
In loving memory of a dear Son and Brother Augustus O'Brien killed in a car accident July 13^th, 1960. May the perpetual light shine upon him and may he rest in peace, amen. - Inserted by his mother, sisters Anita, Patricia and Dolores.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram November 19, 1965 (Friday)
In loving memory of my dear Mother Mary O'Brien who died November 20^th, 1963. [poem] - Ever remembered by her daughter Bride.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram August 1, 1969 (Friday)
In fond and loving memory of a dear Husband and Father Thomas O'Brien died August 3^rd, 1954, age 51 years. [poem] - Sadly missed and always remembered by wife Margaret, sons and daughters.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram August 1, 1969 (Friday)
In fond and loving memory of a dear Father Thomas O'Brien died August 3^rd, 1954, age 51 years. [poem] - Sadly missed by daughter Gertrude, son-in-law James and granddaughter Pamela.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram August 1, 1969 (Friday)
In loving memory of a darling Wife and Mother Annie O'Brien who passed away suddenly July 31^st, 1967. [poem] - ver remembered by her husband William, son Michael, daughter-in-law Rosalind, and grandson Michael.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram September 12, 1969 (Friday)
In fond and loving memory of my dear Wife Philomena O'Brien who died September 10^th, 1966. [poem] - Ever remembered by her husband Mike.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram September 12, 1969 (Friday)
In fond and loving memory of my dear Mother and Grandmother Philomena O'Brien who died September 10^th, 1966. - Ever remembered by her son James, daughter-in-law Kathleen, and three grandchildren.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram September 12, 1969 (Friday)
In fond and loving memory of my dear Mother and Grandmother Philomena O'Brien who died September 10^th, 1966. [poem] - Ever remembered by her daughter Mary, son-in-law Joe, and eight grandchildren.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram May 29, 1976 (Saturday)
In loving memory of a dear Mother and Grandmother Mary (May) O'Brien who died May 29^th, 1973. [poem]. - Lovingly remembered by son Robert, daughter-in-law Loretta, granddaughter Susan.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram March 15, 1980 (Saturday)
In fond and loving memory of a dear Husband and Father, Ol O'Brien who died March 18^th, 1975. [poem]. - Ever remembered by wife Ruth and daughter Ramona.

O'BRIEN
Evening Telegram   February 13, 1985 (Wednesday)
In fond and loving memory of a very dear Wife, Mother, Mother-in-law and Grandmother, Mary O'Brien who died February 13, 1983 aged 68 years. [poem] Forever remembered and sadly missed by husband Dennis, sons Dennis (Jr.), John and Frank, daughter-in-law Rowena, and granddaughters Barbara and Donna.

O'BRIEN
Evening Telegram   February 13, 1985 (Wednesday)
In fond and loving memory of a very Mother and Grandmother, Mary B. O'Brien who died February 13, 1983, age 68 years. [poem] Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by son Paddy, daughter-in-law Dot, and grandchildren: Jody, Paddy and Christina.

O'BRIEN
Evening Telegram   February 13, 1991 (Wednesday)
In fond and loving memory of a very dear Wife, Mother, Mother-in-law and Grandmother, Mary O'Brien who died February 13, 1983 age 68 years. [poem] Forever remembered and sadly missed by husband Dennis; sons Dennis (Jr.), John and Frank; daughter-in-law Rowena and granddaughters Barbara and Donna; grandson-in-law Shane.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram November 28, 1992 (Saturday)
In loving memory of a dear Father and Grandfather Wm. (Pop) O'Brien who passed away Nov. 26, 1988. [poem] - Ever remembered by son Mike, daughter-in-law Rosalin, grandson Michael and granddaughter Michelle, also special friend Phil Petten.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram November 28, 1992 (Saturday)
In fond and loving memory of a dear Husband, Father, father-in-law and Grandfather Michael O'Brien who died November 28, 1978. [poem] - Remembered and sadly missed by wife Rita, seven sons, four daughters and their families. May you rest in peace Dad.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram December 23, 1995 (Saturday)
In fond and loving memory of a dear Father and Grandfather Charles M. O'Brien who passed away Dec. 20, 1988, age 71 years. [poem]. Ever remembered and sadly missed by Josephine, Hughie, Brad, Jeff, Ken, Barbara, Darrell, Michael.

O’BRIEN
Evening Telegram May 4, 1996 (Saturday)
In fond and loving memory of a dear Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother Anastasia (Ann) O'Brien who passed away May 4, 1989. [poem]. Forever loved and always remembered by husband Clarence, son Ray (Carol); daughters: Lydia (Bill Hayes), Clara (Pat Sheehan), Margaret (Arthur Perrier), Bernadette and Ann-Marie; sixteen grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

O'BRIEN
Evening Telegram    September 29, 1997 (Monday)
In Memoriam. In loving memory of a dear Mother Catherine O'Brien. April 13, 1924 - Sept. 29, 1996. [poem]. Your daughter Maureen.

O'BRIEN, Catherine (Wade)
The Evening Telegram    September 29, 1998 (Tuesday)
In Memoriam. In loving memory of a dear Mother Catherine (Wade) O'Brien April 12, 1924 - Sept. 29, 1996. [poem] Your daughter, Maureen.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram February 9, 1937 (Tuesday)
In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Ella Oliver, who died February 9^th, 1935. "Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on her soul." - Inserted by her mother, brothers and sisters.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram February 28, 1963 (Thursday)
In loving memory of my dear Mother Nora Oliver who died February 28^th, 1959. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on her soul. R.I.P. - Always remembered by her daughter Mary and family.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram March 1, 1963 (Friday)
In loving memory of my dear Mother Nora Oliver who died February 28^th, 1959. [poem]. - Sadly missed and ever remembered by son Patrick.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram March 1, 1963 (Friday)
In loving memory of my dear Mother Nora Oliver who died February 28^th, 1959. [poem]. - Always remembered by her daughter, Loretta Oliver.

OLIVER, Mary
The Evening Telegram   January 6, 1965 (Wednesday)
In Memoriam. In fond and loving memory of a dear wife and mother Mary Oliver who passed peacefully away January 6^th, 1964. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be with her now and evermore. - Inserted by her husband, Philip P. Oliver, and family.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram February 28, 1969 (Friday)
In loving memory of my dear Mother Nora Oliver who died February 28^th, 1959. [poem] - Inserted by her daughter Loretta and son Patrick.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram July 28, 1976 (Wednesday)
In fond and loving memory of a dear Mother and Grandmother Stella Oliver who died July 28^th, 1970, age 65 years. [poem]. - Sadly missed and always remembered by her daughter Alice and son-in-law Walter and grandsons Christopher and Robert.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram   November 24, 1979 (Saturday)
In Memoriam. In fond and loving memory of my dear wife Eva May Oliver who passed away November 22, 1978, aged 59 years. [poem] - Ever remembered and sadly missed by her loving husband, Reginald.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram November 24, 1992 (Tuesday)
In fond and loving memory of a dear Mother and Grandmother Ellen Ann Oliver who died November 24, 1991. [poem]. - Ever remembered and sadly missed by Charley, Donna, Bill, Karen, Julie, Chris and Jeanette.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram    April 8, 1995 (Saturday)
In Memoriam. In fond and loving memory of a dear Son and Brother John R. Oliver [photo] who died April 5, 1980 age 23 years. [poem] Most Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on his soul. Always remembered and loved by his mother; brothers: Wayne, Francis, Robert, Gary; sisters: Sheila, Madeline, Linda, Jeanette and Deborah.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram    April 18, 1995 (Tuesday)
In Memoriam. In loving memory of a dear Husband, Father & Grandfather Patrick J. Oliver who passed away April 18, 1992. Ever remembered, ever loved by wife Bernadette, son Shawn; daughter Cathy; son Gary and family.

OLIVER
Evening Telegram December 2, 1995 (Saturday)
In fond and loving memory of a dear Father, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather Andrew Oliver who departed this life December 2^nd, 1980. [poem]. Ever remembered and sadly missed by his loving daughter Florence and grandchildren Judy, Bernice, Bonnie, Brenda, Howard and Marion and great-grandchildren, Georgie, Michael and Steven.

O'NEIL
Daily News   February 26, 1921 (Saturday)
In loving memory of Annie Carew, beloved wife of Andrew O'Neil, who died Feb. 14^th, 1919. May her soul rest in peace. [poem]. - Inserted by her mother. Also her little daughter Carry. May she rest in peace.

O'NEIL
Evening Telegram    October 12, 1929 (Saturday)
In Memoriam. Many Pay Last Tribute at Funeral of Mrs. Theresa O'Neil. ... Mrs. O'Neil was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Simeon March of Northern Bay, and widow of the late Mr. Michael O'Neil of Bay de Verde. She was a sister of His Lordship, Rt. Rev. J. March, D.D., Bishop of Harbor Grace, of James March, Northern Bay, and of Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neil, St. John's. Rev. Thomas D. O'Neil of the Hr. Grace Cathedral is a nephew, and Rev. Mother Angela of the Presentation Convent, Harbor Main, is a niece of the deceased. To all these, as well as to a wide circle of relatives and friends we extend our heartfelt sympathy, coupled with the earnest prayer that perpetual light may shine upon the departed soul.

O'NEILL, Philomena
Daily News    October 10, 1918 (Thursday)
NOTE OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip O'Neill and family of Holyrood wish to express their sincere thanks to the following who sent telegrams and letters of sympathy on the tragic death of their darling child and sister, Philomena, who was killed in the train wreck near Mount Moriah, on Sept. 24^th: His Excellency the Governor, Rt. Rev. Monsignor McCarthy, Carbonear; Rev. W.P. Finn, Holyrood; Rev. M.P. Dwyer. Bonavista; Rev. J.S. Kavanagh, Gambo; Dr. W.E. Jones, M.J. Wade and Miss Katie Wade, Avondale; Hon. W. Woodford, Ayre & Sons, per F.W. Ayre, J.T. Martin, J.T. Meaney, Mr. and Mrs. John Peddle, Mrs. Ellen Veitch, Philip and Harry Wall, Miss Bride Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Cleary, Mr. and Mrs. John Cluney, Miss Bride G. Farrell, Mrs. F.J. Wadden, P.S. Morrissey, Miss Hussey, Miss Nellie McGrath, Miss Alice Peddle, L.J. and William Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hearn; Miss K. Hynes, Mr. and Mrs. James Clancy, Miss Eva Gaul, Aiden J. Hogan, Miss Stein O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. D. Barrett and family, Mrs. M.E. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. J.J. St.John and family, Mrs. L. Squires, Mr. and Mrs. A. Blacker, Miss May Cooke, J.C. Morris, Miss Claribel Gibbons, Miss Lucy Duffy, St. John's; Mrs. J.M. Curran, Mrs. Darius Lane, Mrs. Richard Traverse, Miss Frances Casey (teacher), Miss Bride R. Burke, Mrs. Jas Beresford, Miss Babe Lane, Mrs. Stephen Walsh, Mrs. P.J. Cashin, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Morrissey, Ganbo; C.Q.M.S. Frank Walsh, Miss Nellie Flynn, Capt. Walter Kennedy, R.N.; Conductor and Mrs. P.J. Veitch, Holyrood; T.E. Ford, Albert J. Walsh, Hr. Grace; Sr. M. Basilia, Mrs. A, Fuller, Mrs. Jos. McGrath, Boston; Sr. Leo Felix, Halifax; the Foley family, D, Fergueson [sic], roadmaster, Mrs. and Miss Maggie Cook, Whitbourne; P. Maloney, Grand Falls; Mrs. Bernard Lewis, Bay of Islands; Miss Mary Loughlin, Bay Bulls; Capt. Michael and Mrs. Hearty, Turks Cove; Mrs. Polly Roach, Curling; Jos. Miller, Topsail; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hicks, Riverside; Willie Squires, s.s. Fogota; Mrs. P. O'Gorman, Miss Ana Ezekiel, Hr. Main; Miss Shan. Buck, Conception; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. King, Small Point; Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer, Section, Kelligrews; Miss Alice Keough, Miss Nellie Lewis, Brigus Junction; Vincent Singleton, St. Joseph's; Miss Blanche March, Old Perlican; Chas. J. Renouf, Bell Island; and to J.T. Martin, St. John's, Mrs. J.M. Curran, Mrs. Darius Lane, Mrs. Richard Traverse, Miss Frances Casey, Miss Bride R. Burke, Mrs. Stephen Walsh, Mrs. P.J. Cashin, and Miss Babe Lane, Gambo for handsome wreaths and crosses to adorn the beautiful casket so generously provided by the Reid Newfoundland Company; and particularly to all those who personally expressed their sympathy and helped in no small way to alleviate the grief of a stricken family.
Holyrood, October 7^th, 1918.

O'NEILL
Evening Telegram    October 18, 1929 (Friday)
Note of Thanks.
His Lordship Bishop March, Mr. James March and my mother, Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neill, have requested me to convey through the medium of the Press the expression of their sincere and heartfelt thanks to the many friends who have sent them messages of sympathy in their recent bereavement.
Thomas D. O'Neill
The Palace, Harbor Grace, October 16^th, 1929.

O'ROURKE, Sergt. John & PENNEY Pte. Matthew
Daily News    December 6, 1918 (Friday)
IN MEMORIAM.
Sergt. John O'Rourke and Pte. Matthew Penney, of Holyrood. Those two young Holyroodians made the Supreme Sacrifice in the very last stage of the Great World War, and now sleep peacefully "Somewhere in France" on the banks of the Aisne.
Sergt. John O'Rourke, a son of Mr. James O'Rourke now residing in Sydney and the late Mrs. Bridget O'Rourke, was one of those brave and spirited fellows who donned the khaki in the early stages of the war and after going through the usual period of training were sent overseas to do his bit in defence of the Empire. In several encounters he was fortunate in coming through unscathed, but in one he was severely wounded and was confined to hospital for six months. For his heroism in this battle he was ranked to Sergeant and awarded the Military Medal. He fought his last battle and sealed his devotion and patriotism with the sacrifice of his life, when he was killed in action on October 8^th, 1918. A brave and plucky soldier, he won early a hero's crown, being only in his 23^rd year.
Private Matthew Penney, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Penney, North Arm, resigned a lucrative position in Sydney and volunteered his services in the C.E.F. two years ago. His gallant work and conspicuous bravery earned for him the esteem and praise of his Commanding Officer and the Military Medal from the Home Authorities. He was killed in action on November 9^th, 1918. In announcing the death of these two young heroes, Rev. W.P. Finn, P.P., extolled their bravery and patriotism, and extended the sympathy of himself and congregation to the sorrow stricken parents of the two boys to whom we were greatly indebted, for they died that we may live. Yes, indeed, Holyrood sorrows and sympathizes with the parents of those brave boys, whose glory shall never fade, and who rode on glory's car to mingle with the blest we trust. Requiescant in Pace. Amen.

O'ROURKE, Maria
The Evening Telegram    May 31, 1918 (Friday)
In Memoriam. Holyrood mourns the loss of one of its most estimable old ladies in the person of Mrs. Maria O'Rourke. The deceased lady was born at Hr. Main 68 years ago, and was the daughter of the late Capt. John and Martha Kennedy. During her six week's illness, she was attended by Dr. Jones, who called to her aid all that practical experience and skillful treatment could suggest, but despite all she succumbed to the attacks of a chronic malady. Rev. Fr. Finn was in constant attendance on the sick woman and administered to her spiritual strength and comfort. Her funeral took place on last Monday from her late residence to the Church of Holy Cross where the funeral obsequies were performed by Rev. Fr. Finn, and thence to the Southside Cemetery where interment took place in the family plot. On Monday morning Solemn High Mass and office was sung for the repose of her soul. The celebrant was Rev. W.P. Finn, P.P.; Deacon, Rev. T. O'Neill, P.P., Conception; Sub-Deacon, Rev. R.M. Shean, P.P. Conception. The late lamented Mrs. O'Rourke was the mother of ten children - two sons and eight daughters, but five of her children predeceased her. Three are living in Springfield, Mass., one in Salmonier and one at home. Once Newfoundland's smartest scholar, the late gifted and gentle Gertrude, was her daughter, and Avondale's merchant prince, the late Edward Kennedy, her brother. Of a retiring but frank disposition, charitable and hospitable, Mrs. O'Rourke possessed the qualities of a good woman and a good Catholic, and her large funeral which was attended by numbers of her relatives from Hr. Main, Avondale and Holyrood attests to the respect in which she was held. To her bereaved husband and daughters, we offer our sincere sympathy, and our prayers for the repose of the soul of the late Maria O'Rourke. - Com.