Julius Otto STABERNACK [13330]

  General Notes:

1923 SA Death 464/245 STABERNACK Julius Otto undefined Nairne; aged 52y

Daily Herald (Adelaide, SA : 1910 - 1924) Tue 21 Aug 1923
Death Notice:
STABERNACK.-On Sunday. August 19, Julius Otto, beloved husband of Ailice Stahenack, aged 52 years.

The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929) Tue 21 Aug 1923
Funeral Notice:
STABERNACK. -The Funeral of the late MR. JULIUS OTTO STABERNACK, of S.A. Woolen Mills, Tweedvale, will Leave his late Residence, at 2 p.m., on TUESDAY, for interment in the Tweedvale Cemetery. E. KUNNICK, Undertaker, Tweedvale.

The Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser (SA : 1880 - 1954) Fri 31 Aug 1923
OBITUARY.
The death or Mr. J. Otto Stabernack, Tweedvale, occurred on Sunday morning, after an illness extending nearly three years. He was born at Tweed vale (Lobethal) 52 years ago, and when about 11 he engaged at the local woollen mills, and in later years rose to being a foreman in the spinning department, which occupation and position he ably filled until a fortnight prior to his death. He was in the employ of the mills under different managements for 39 years. For three years he had been engaged at hotel-keeping in Western Australia and Victoria, and latterly was the proprietor of the Crown and Anchor Hotel, Adelaide, and Cockburn Hotel. He always took a keen interest in all matters pertaining to the welfare of this town and district. He was a member, and later for many years until three weeks ago an auditor, of the local Institute; member of various patriotic committees, vigilance committee, board of control, and later an auditor thereof; a member and secretary of the local Presbyterian Church and board of management, etc. He interested himself keenly in all kinds of manly sports, and held positions which he efficiently carried out as secretary of the local Kingship and Defence Rifle Clubs; secretary and umpire of the Cricket Club. Twenty-nine years ago he was married to Miss Alice McLean, third daughter of the late Mr. Hughie McLean, of Meningie. Four years ago a 20-year-old and only son, Clifford, predeceased him, having met with a fatal railway accident at Croydon Station. A sorrowful widow and only daughter. Miss Reta, survive.

The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929) Fri 7 Sep 1923
BEREAVEMENT CARDS.
MRS J. OTTO STABERNACK and DAUGHTER, of Tweedvale. sincerely THANK all kind friends and relations tor letters, cards, and personal expressions of sympathy; also the S.A Woollen Company for kindness, the Woollen Mills employes and others for floral tributes, in their recent sad bereavement.

News (Adelaide, SA : 1923 - 1954) Sat 15 Sep 1923
PROBATE GRANTED:
Probate has been granted of the following
wills: . . . . Stabernack, Julius Otto, Tweedvale; £1,125. . . . .

Lobethal General Cemetery: STABERNACK Otto 52y 1923; Wife of Alice

Julius married Alice Moore Mary McLEAN [13329] [MRIN: 4931], daughter of Ewen (the Elder) McLEAN [777] and Christina BLACK [941], on 1 May 1894 in Res of Rev JR Glasson, St Peters, South Australia. (Alice Moore Mary McLEAN [13329] was born on 14 Jun 1864 in Lake Plains, South Australia and died on 31 Mar 1940 in Croydon Park, Adelaide, South Australia.)

  Marriage Notes:

1894 SA Marriage 179/436 STABERNACK Julius Otto MCLEAN Alice Maud Mary, Norwood (both Moore & Maud are recorded as her full name)