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Note: Birth Certificate Michigan Department of Health Date of birth Dec 26, 1902 Wayne Co., Ecorse, Michigan Father Richard Isaac Sans Souci white age 27 birth place Ecorse, MI Carpenter & farmer Daisy Mabel White white age 22 born Roachton, Ohio housewife born alive at 12:00 pm Name SS# Issue State Birth Death Death State Last Known Residence Last Payment Location Letter BUBOLTZ, ETHEL 369-20-1819 MI 26 Dec 1902 Sep 1979 MI Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 Michigan Deaths, 1971-1996 Name: Ethel M BUBOLTZ Birth Date: 26 December 02 Death Date: 21 September 79 Gender: Female Residence: Riverview, Wayne, Michigan 1900 US Census had Richard, head of household, born Dec 1873, in Michigan, father born in Michigan, mother in Canada, carpenter, 8 months not employed 1920 US Census shows Richrad San Souci, head of household 46, born inMichigan,and a carpenter by trade, wife Daisy, age 41, born in Ohio, none for occupation, Ethel, daughter, age 17, born in Michigan, occupation ? office 5th of June 1900 1910 Census Ecorse, MI Census Microfilm Records: Michigan, 1910 Age: 36 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: MI State: Michigan County: WAYNE Locale: ECORSE TWP Series: T624 Roll: 678 Part: 1 Page: 267A Sanasuci, Richard head age 36 married for 10 years born in MI parents, father in Mi mother in Canada, carpenter house Daisy wife age 31 married 10 years 2 children 1 living,born in Ohio parents born in Ohio Ethel daughter age 7 born in MI Spillane, Ethel M Age: 27 Year: 1930 Birthplace: Roll: T626_10 42 Race: Page: 16A State: Michigan ED: 275 County: Wayne Image: 0097 Township: Detroit Relationship: Wife 920 United States Federal Census Name: Richard San Sovci Age: 46 years Estimated birth year: abt 1874 Birthplace: Michigan Race: White Home in 1920: Ecorse, Wayne, Michigan Home owned: View Image Sex: View Image Marital status: View Image Year of immigration: View Image Able to read & write: View Image Roll: T625_800 Page: 5A ED: 675 Image: 0792 Richard head age 46 b MI carpenter house Daisy 41 b Ohio Ethel daughter 17 stenographer office Home in 1930: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan Family and neighbors: View Results Occupation: View Image Education: View Image Military service: View Image Rent/home value: View Image Age at first marriage: View Image Parents' birthplace: View Image Owned a radio: View Image Image source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan; Roll: 1042; Page: 16A; Enumeration District: 275; Image: 97.0. head rev 5500 34 married age 26 b Ohiofather B MI mother b Ohio steamengineer school Ethel M. wife age 27 mar age 18 b MI father MI mother Ohio Marian E daughter age 7 b MI Barbara L. 5 b MI Esther T 3 4/12 b MI Richard G. 1 8/12 b MI John M 3/12 b MI From the Riverview Review Newspaper June 26, 1958 WHO'S WHO IN RIVERVIEW by Helena Durand Mrs. Ethel Buboltz Mrs. "B" Still Buzzin' It was quite a novel experience for Mrs. Ethel Buboltz to be on the other end of an interview, but loyal trouper that she is, she took her medicine like a lady, and gave forth with the facts. Most of the villagers know Mrs. "B" as the former editor of the Riverview Review, however, she is also an authoress to boot, having written a book of poemsentitled " Under the Firefly Lamp". It was published last year by the Comet Press. The book was inspired by Mrs. "B's" five children. She wrote these verses after s he put them in bed at night. It was rumored at one time that Mrs. Buboltz was born during an Indian attack. However, she denies this, and says she has never even beenscalped. She does hold the distinction however, of attending the first school ever built in Ecorse and upon graduation entered the Business Institute. She was then employed by the United States Lighthouse Service. At the end of world War I she met a tall, curly haired Irishman named Matthe w Spillane (no relation to Mickey) and they were married in St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Ecorse. The following yearswere busy and happy ones, and the little tax exemptions arrived at regular intervals. Mr. Spillane passed away suddenly and Ethel found herself with a family to raise, so she went to work at the U.S. Army Induction Center. During the man power shortage of World War II she tooka job at the Willow Run bomber plant. She then married John Buboltz whom she had known all her life and they settled down in Riverview at 17538 Matthews. Since her children were all grown up by this time Mrs."B " found herself with more and more time on her hands. She began writing for the Review and was soon made Editor. At one time Mrs. "B" wrote the entire paper single handily though it was a gargantuan project. Though she has not ha d a great deal of formal education one would hardly believe it when reading h er writing. She has a fine mind, a ready wit, and pounds a mean typewriter. Mrs. "B" office is indeed an interesting place..."I veritable paradise for b ook lovers. It is quite obvious that her children are all grown as the jackets are still onthe books though all have been read. many of her books are collectors's items. She has always been a great collector of things, and brought many interesting "items" back from her recent trip to Arizona and New Mexico. She admits that many of her souvenirs were acquired more for sentimental value than anything else, but Mrs. "B" is a sentimental person. Mrs. "B" ha s always been active in community affairs and held offices in the following o rganizations-publicity chairman of theRiverview PTA, publicity chairman for the Riverview Branch of the American Cancer Society, secretary of the United Community Groups, "Release Person" for the American Red Cross Trenton-Rivervi ew Blood Bank, PTA alternate member of the Citizen's Planning Committee and publicity chairman of St. Cyprian's parish. She also taught Catechism to secondgraders at St. Cyprian's for two years, and last year was honored ina " This Is Your Life" presentation by St. Cyprian's Altar Society.
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