T. R. BRATZ OF REEDSVILLE CRASH VICTIM
Theodore R. Bratz, 40, Reedsville died at 10;30 Saturday in a Manitowoc Hospital, two hours after his car plowed into a ditch on Highway 32, about one-half mile south of Reedsville.
Bratz was alone in the car traveling south, apparently lost control. The vehicle left the road, went into a ditch and hit a culvert.
The traffic fatality was one of six deaths in Wisconsin during the weekend. The state’s 1957 traffic mortality toll is 682, compared with 748 on this date a year ago.
Worked as a Carpenter
Mr. Bratz was employed as a carpenter. He was born March 1, 1917.
Survivors are his father, Adolph; four sisters, Mrs. Elmer Behnke, Colllins, Mrs. Lester Buboltz, Brillion and Mrs. Harold Panosh, Manitowoc; and three brothers, Ray, School Hill; James, Milwaukee and Lawrence, who is stationed with the U.S. Army in Virginia. His mother died in 1939.
Funeral services will be held at the Reedsville Funeral Home.
Green Bay Press Gazette – October 14, 1957
Theodore R. Bratz, 40, Reedsville died at 10;30 Saturday in a Manitowoc Hospital, two hours after his car plowed into a ditch on Highway 32, about one-half mile south of Reedsville.
Bratz was alone in the car traveling south, apparently lost control. The vehicle left the road, went into a ditch and hit a culvert.
The traffic fatality was one of six deaths in Wisconsin during the weekend. The state’s 1957 traffic mortality toll is 682, compared with 748 on this date a year ago.
Worked as a Carpenter
Mr. Bratz was employed as a carpenter. He was born March 1, 1917.
Survivors are his father, Adolph; four sisters, Mrs. Elmer Behnke, Colllins, Mrs. Lester Buboltz, Brillion and Mrs. Harold Panosh, Manitowoc; and three brothers, Ray, School Hill; James, Milwaukee and Lawrence, who is stationed with the U.S. Army in Virginia. His mother died in 1939.
Funeral services will be held at the Reedsville Funeral Home.
Green Bay Press Gazette – October 14, 1957
T. R. BRATZ OF REEDSVILLE CRASH VICTIM
Theodore R. Bratz, 40, Reedsville died at 10;30 Saturday in a Manitowoc Hospital, two hours after his car plowed into a ditch on Highway 32, about one-half mile south of Reedsville.
Bratz was alone in the car traveling south, apparently lost control. The vehicle left the road, went into a ditch and hit a culvert.
The traffic fatality was one of six deaths in Wisconsin during the weekend. The state’s 1957 traffic mortality toll is 682, compared with 748 on this date a year ago.
Worked as a Carpenter
Mr. Bratz was employed as a carpenter. He was born March 1, 1917.
Survivors are his father, Adolph; four sisters, Mrs. Elmer Behnke, Colllins, Mrs. Lester Buboltz, Brillion and Mrs. Harold Panosh, Manitowoc; and three brothers, Ray, School Hill; James, Milwaukee and Lawrence, who is stationed with the U.S. Army in Virginia. His mother died in 1939.
Funeral services will be held at the Reedsville Funeral Home.
Green Bay Press Gazette – October 14, 1957
Theodore R. Bratz, 40, Reedsville died at 10;30 Saturday in a Manitowoc Hospital, two hours after his car plowed into a ditch on Highway 32, about one-half mile south of Reedsville.
Bratz was alone in the car traveling south, apparently lost control. The vehicle left the road, went into a ditch and hit a culvert.
The traffic fatality was one of six deaths in Wisconsin during the weekend. The state’s 1957 traffic mortality toll is 682, compared with 748 on this date a year ago.
Worked as a Carpenter
Mr. Bratz was employed as a carpenter. He was born March 1, 1917.
Survivors are his father, Adolph; four sisters, Mrs. Elmer Behnke, Colllins, Mrs. Lester Buboltz, Brillion and Mrs. Harold Panosh, Manitowoc; and three brothers, Ray, School Hill; James, Milwaukee and Lawrence, who is stationed with the U.S. Army in Virginia. His mother died in 1939.
Funeral services will be held at the Reedsville Funeral Home.
Green Bay Press Gazette – October 14, 1957
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