ELBORNE, Amy Ann (8.2.2.1)
Born
16 July 1877 Queensland, Australia
Parents
George William ELBORNE and Charlotte Ann BOUGOURE
Married
Joseph (Joe) HARBER 2 May 1900 Queensland, Australia
DISTRICT NEWS – MILLMERRAN
ORANGE BLOSSOMS
HARBER – ELBORNE
The neat little Anglican Church of St. Peter’s, Millmerran, was on Wednesday last, the 3rd instant, the scene of a very nice wedding, the “high contracting parties” being Mr Joseph Harber, son of Mr Harber, of Hermitage, and Amy, eldest daughter of Mr George Elborne, Forest View, Millmerran.
The officiating clergyman was the Rev. Mr Marshall, Rector of Pittsworth, and the hour fixed for the ceremony, 11 a.m.
The church was very neatly decorated with greenery and flowers. Pot plants in full bloom ornamented the sanctuary, and the altar was embellished with vases of choice flowers, while the choir, under the leadership of Miss Walpole, was early in attendance, and rendered the usual hymns very effectively. Mrs Clowes presided at the harmonium. Long before 11 o’clock the guests began to arrive, and by the time the bride appeared more than 200 guests and friends were present. Precisely at 11 the bride came, and after the usual formalities had been gone through, leaning on her father’s arm, and followed by her bridesmaids, she advanced to the altar, where the bridegroom and his best man, Mr C. Hamill, awaited her. The marriage service was then proceeded with and gone through in a very impressive manner. A wedding march was played as the married pair left the church, receiving the hearty congratulations of their numerous friends as they went along. As the happy pair proceeded to the carriage and pair awaiting them they were pelted with rice and flowers.
In a report on this subject to omit a description would be like giving the play “Hamlet” with Hamlet left out. The bride’s trousseau was of white Japanese silk, tucked bodice trimmed with chiffon ribbon, sprays of orange blossom and lace, true lovers’ knots on shoulders. The skirt was richly trimmed with chiffon ribbon, sprays of orange blossom with streamers of white moire silk ribbon, a beautiful lace veil and wreath, white satin shoes, and white gloves, with a beautifully arranged bouquet, completed the bridal costume. The travelling dress was of fawn French poplin, the make coat and skirt, with pink bengaline silk vest. The bridesmaids were four, Miss Harber, sister to the bridegroom, and Miss Julia Elborne, sister to the bride. The others, the two little sisters of the bride. The two principal bridesmaids wore dresses of cashmere trimmed with lace, with heliotrope fronts, and skirts trimmed with white ribbon. The two little dots of bridesmaids, Alice and Jenny, looked charming in blue cashmere made sailor blouse and skirt with white silk front. The bridesmaids wore gold brooches, the gift of the bridegroom. He also gave the bride a rich dress ring, and she reciprocated the delicate attention by a pair of gold sleeve-links. I think it but fair to mention that all the dresses were made by Miss McIntosh and Mrs Niel of Pittsworth, and they reflect much credit on the good taste and manual dexterity of these “modistes”. Rarely have I seen such better fit and finish.
The wedding breakfast which was given at the bride’s home was recherche, both as to viands and fruit, etc., and at which over 200 sat down. Mr Grieve, Kurrowah, in proposing the health of the bride said: The crowd here was quite sufficient to prove, without any words from him, how widespread and deep was the respect in which the bride and her parents were held. He had known both bride and bridegroom for a long time. Both had his warmest respect. He had, however, no hesitation in saying that from his personal knowledge the bride was as good a girl as ever stood in shoe-leather. He would call on them to drink to the health and happiness of Mrs Harber. The toast was welcomed with enthusiastic applause, at the conclusion of which the bridegroom very neatly and concisely returned thanks.
Mr C. Hamill next proposed the health of the bridesmaids in few, but felicitous terms. The toat being duly honoured. Mr M.J. Hegarty rose to propose the health of the parents of the bride. He said the roll up here today showed plainer, and far better than he could tell them, how the bride’s parents are esteemed. He, as Mr Elborne’s neighbour, could truly say that Mr George Elborne was a “white man”. They all knew what that meant. He was a good living man too. He worked hard for the position he held, but did not grudge his neighbour to get along also. He had much pleasure in proposing the health of Mr and Mrs Elborne. (Prolonged cheers and singing, “He’s a Jolly Good Fellow”.) Mr Elborne, who seemed very much affected, briefly and courteously returned thanks for himself and Mrs Elborne.
Speeches were also delivered by Messrs I. Peardon Senr., J. McLoughlin, T. Muir and M. Noonan, and altogether the breakfast passed off in the most enjoyable manner imaginable. The bridal cake – a perfect beauty as to design being cut and distributed, the party separated into knots and coteries to discuss the bridal pair, and mayhap speculate on which among themselves would be the next “happy bride whom the sun shines on”.
The presents, among which were some dozen cheques – commodious presents, enough for a bridal tour – were numerous, varied, expensive and above all useful. I think when the bride settles down to housekeeping in her new home, the careful forethought of her many friends will have left her nothing to desire in furniture, both for use and ornament.
About Joseph (Joe) HARBER
Born: 4 April 1875 Queensland, Australia
Parents: Joseph HARBER and Gertrude Margaret WILLIAMS
Occupation: 1911 Mail Carrier
Accident in 1911: Attempted to cross the McIntyre Brook after leaving Inglewood, Queensland with the mail. Coach became swamped and was carried down stream for a considerable distance. The mail bags were unharmed but Joe lost his coat containing a sum of money
Accident December 1930: Horse got out of control, bolted and jumped the fence. Joe thrown heavily against one of the fence posts, injured his back. Suffered from severe shock and an injured back
Occupation: 1943 Labourer
Died: 26 August 1952 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Buried: 1952 Toowong Cemetery, Toowong, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Funeral: 28 August 1952 Alex Gow’s Funeral Chapel, Petrie, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Children
Muriel Margaret HARBER 1900
Campbell (Ian) Joseph George HARBER 1902
Eileen (Eil) Julia HARBER 1905
Dolores (Dolly) Lillian HARBER 1907
Isabel Alice HARBER 1909
William James (Bill) HARBER 1913
Gladys (Jean) HARBER 1915
Amy Ruth HARBER 1918
Stanley (Stan) Charles HARBER 1920
Resided
1937 at River Tce, Kurilpa, Griffith, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
1937 – 1958 at 51 Oleander Drive, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Note
THANKS. HARBER – Mrs A.A. Harber sincerely thanks Doctors, Sisters, Nurses, Wardsmen of 1A Ward for their kind attention to her husband and their father during his illness. Also Red Cross. (Published in the Courier Mail Brisbane)
Died
17 August 1961 Queensland, Australia
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Muriel Margaret HARBER (8.2.2.1.1)
Born
25 August 1900 Queensland, Australia
Parents
Amy Ann ELBORNE and Joseph (Joe) HARBER
Education
29 November 1918 Received Recognition awards for music
Church Organist
Between 1923 – 1925 Much loved member of the community at Pittsworth, Queensland. Organist St Peter’s Church of England, Pittsworth for the Church for many years.
Social
3 May 1924 Stayed at the Crown Hotel Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia
Moved
1925 Left Pittsworth to move to Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia. Holidayed there for a month beginning 10 January 1925.
Married
Royal Victor REED 5 December 1935 at Holy Trinity Church, The Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
About Royal Victor Reed
Born: 24 May 1906 Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia
Parents: Charles Ernest REED and Lillian MITCHELL
Occupation: 1928 Moulder
Resided: 1928 Markwell Street, Bowen Hills, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Occupation: 1935 Diving Instructor
Awards: Before 1935 Plain and Fancy Diving Champion of Queensland
Military: 1939 – 1948 Enlisted at Port Kembla, New South Wales, Australia. Service No NX171360. Next of Kin: Charles REED, Series Description: B883: Army, 2nd Al F
Married 2: Sadie Florence RUSHFORD (1919 – 1999) 2 March 1957 Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.
Died: 19 July 1968 Queensland, Australia
Buried: 1968 Bribie Island Memorial Gardens, Queensland, Australia
Headstone: In Loving Memory of Royal Victor REED who passed away 19 July 1968 Aged 62 years. In God’s Care.
Died
10 June 1940 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Buried
11 June 1940 Toowong Cemetery, Toowong, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
In Memoriam – Published in the Courier Mail (Brisbane) 10 June 1944
REED (nee Harber) – In loving memory of our darling daughter, sister and sister-in-law, Muriel, who passed away 10th June, 1940.
“You live with us in memory still,
Not for today, but always will:
A memolry that will never fade
Of one we love but could not save”.
Inserted by her loving parents, sisters, brothers, sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law.
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Campbell Joseph George HARBER (8.2.2.1.2)
Born
15 May 1902 Queensland, Australia
Parents
Amy Ann ELBORNE and Joseph (Joe) HARBER
Married
Olive Eveline STONE 6 January 1930 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
About Olive Eveline STONE
Born: 2 November 1910 Devenport, Devonshire, England
Parents: George Brain STONE and Nellie Eveline EDWARDS
Emigration: 1 March 1922 Left London for Queensland, Australia
Resided: 1949 Pittsworth, Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia
Died: 1980
Occupation
1939 – 1949 Mail Carrier/Contractor
Income Tax Breaches
1. Friday, 3 July, 1936 – For having failed to furnish income tax returns or information to the Commissioner of Taxes and Deputy Commissioner of Taxation, Campbell Joseph George Harber, mailman of Millmerran, was fined 2 pounds.
2. Wednesday, 12 July, 1939 – The following were fined by Mr. A.E. Aitken P.M., in the Magistrate’s Court yesterday for having failed to furnish an income tax return of information: Campbell Joseph George Harber, mail contractor, Millmerran – 10 pounds.
3. Wednesday, 24 January, 1940 – In the Summons Court yesterday, Mr. P.G. Knyvett P.M., imposed the following fines on persons for not furnishing to the Commissioner of Taxes income tax returns or information: Campbell Joseph George Harber, mail contractor, Millmerran – 5 pounds.
4. Wednesday, 8 September, 1943 – Mr. A.H. O’Kelly, S.M., in the Summons Court yesterday imposed the following fines for failure to supply income tax returns of information: Campbell Joseph George Harber, mail contractor and carrier, Millmerran – 10 pounds.
Resided
1949 Margaret Street, Millmerran, Queensland, Australia
Occupation
1954 Fireman
Resided
1954 at 51 Oleander Drive, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Died
7 April 1972 Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia
Headstone
In Loving Memory Campbell Joseph George HARBER who passed away 7-4-72 Age 69 Years. His Loving Family
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Eileen Julia HARBER (8.2.2.1.3)
Born
21 May 1905 Queensland, Australia
Parents
Amy Ann ELBORNE and Joseph (Joe) HARBER
Married
Ernest Arthur WEBSTER 9 October 1929 Queensland, Australia
Note
18 August 1934 – Holiday with son Tandilla at Burenda Flats, Marshall Avenue
Resided
1954 at 51 Oleander Drive, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
1972 at 18 Earle Lane, Toowong, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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Dolores (Dolly) Lillian HARBER (8.2.2.1.4)
Born
9 April 1907 Queensland, Australia
Parents
Amy Ann ELBORNE and Joseph (Joe) HARBER
Occupation
1943 Cashier
Resided
1943 at 51 Oleander Drive, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Married
Alexander Ellwood WHITE
About Alexander Ellwood WHITE
Born: 19 January 1910 Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Parents: Lily
Married 1: Dorothy Maud GAYLARD (23 July 1909 Yandina, Queensland – 9 February 1941 Yandina Queensland, Australia) 18 December 1935
Military Service: Between 1940 – 1947 Enlisted Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Service No QX30553. Series Description B883: Army, 2nd Al F
Occupation: 1949 – 1968 Taxi Driver
Died: 2 November 1975 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Resided
1949 at 51 Oleander Drive, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
1954 – 1968 at 9 Crib Ave, Oxford Park, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Died
27 August 1968 Queensland, Australia
Isabel Alice HARBER (8.2.2.1.5)
Born
16 February 1909 Queensland, Australia
Parents
Amy Ann ELBORNE and Joseph (Joe) HARBER
Occupation
1934 Secretary
1937 Printer’s Traveller
Resided
1934 at 25 Glenelg Street, South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
1937 River Tce, Kurilpa, Griffith, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
1937 at 51 Oleander Drive, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Married
John William BEARD
About John William BEARD
Occupation: Storeman and Packer
Resided
1943 – 1949 at 51 Oleander Drive, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
1949 at Dixon’s, Burnham Road, Bardon, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Died
22 June 1951 Queensland, Australia
Buried
1951 Toowong Cemetery, Toowong, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
William James (Bill) HARBER (8.2.2.1.6)
Born
29 January 1913 Milmerran, Queensland, Australia
Parents
Amy Ann ELBORNE and Joseph (Joe) HARBER
Miltary Service
Enlisted at Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia for World War II. Wounded in action in New Guinea. Service No QX16784. Series Description B883: Army, 2nd Al F
Died
1981 Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia
Gladys (Jean) HARBER (8.2.2.1.7)
Born
28 February 1915 Queensland, Australia
Parents
Amy Ann ELBORNE and Joseph (Joe) HARBER
Occupation
1937 Shop Assistant
Resided
1937 at Oleander Drive, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
1937 registered on electoral rolls at River Tce, Kurilpa, Griffith, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Engaged
Rupert HALL 16 August 1937
Married
Rupert HALL
Died
1972 Queensland, Australia
Amy Ruth HARBER (8.2.2.1.8)
Born
27 December 1913 Queensland, Australia
Parents
Amy Ann ELBORNE and Joseph (Joe) HARBER
Resided
1936 Millmerran, Queensland, Australia. Left for Brisbane in 1936
Engagement
25 April 1941 Rupert Geoffrey PARKER 25 April 1941, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Resided
1941 at 51 Oleander Drive, Ashgrove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Pre-Wedding Party
8 June 1942 at Princes, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Married
13 June 1942 Rupert Geoffrey PARKER St Stephen’s Cathedral, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Rev. Dr. J English officiated. Attendants: Mrs R Hall, Miss D Harber and Miss M Parker. Mr P Fallon and Mr K Parker
About Rupert Geoffrey PARKER
Born: 27 December 1913 Queensland, Australia
Parents: M V PARKER
Resided: 1941 at Wagner Road, Clayfield, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Occupation: Clerk, Audit Inspector
Died: 30 March 1984 Fraser, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Buried: 1984 at Gungahlin Cemetery, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Children
Four
Resided
1949 at 12 Aldridge Street Auchenflower, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
1949 at Langton Street, Banyo Street and Red Hill Road, Banyo, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
1963 – 1977 at 145 Blamey Cres, Campbell, Australian Captial Territory, Australia
1980 at 18 Shumack Street, Wtngra, Fraser, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Died
2 September 1990 Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Buried
1990 Gungahlin Cemetery, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Headstone
In Loving Memory of PARKER, Rupert Geoffrey 27-12-1913 to 30-3-1984 Amy Ruth (nee HARBER) 2-9-1918 to 2-9-1990 Loving husband and wife. Loving and Loved Father and Mother of Geoffrey, John, Michael and Anthony. Rest in Peace
Stanley (Stan) Charles HARBER
Born
10 December 1920 Queensland, Australia
Parents
Amy Ann ELBORNE and Joseph (Joe) HARBER
Died
15 October 1935 Queensland, Australia
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