Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
NameVladimir Ferdinand RATAY 
Birth23 Jan 1904, Prague, Czechoslovakia3937
Baptism21 Feb 1904, Church Of St. Giles, Prague, Bohemia3937
MemoJilji Catholic
Death22 Aug 1973, Denver, Denver County, Colorado3938
BurialCremation: Ashes At Reno, Washoe County, Nevada
Memocremation; ashes spread on property held in Nevada
OccupationFinancial Analyst; U.S. Social Security supervisor western region; Rehabilitation/Hospital Services
Education1921 Czech Commercial Academy/Graduate Ohio State University 1922-1927
ReligionCatholic/Unitarian Universalist
Alias/AKAVlad F. Ratay; Rataj
FatherLadislav RATAJ (1873-1939)
MotherTerezie Alžběta ZANDTOVA (1878-1937)
Spouses
Baptism27 Mar 1910, Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Denver, Colorado3940
Baptism6 Feb 1951, Shrine Church Of The Sea (Catholic), New York, New York3941
Burial9 Feb 1981, Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, California
FatherPaul Austin JENKINS (1878-1957)
MotherEva Lucretia BRADLEY (1877-1959)
ChildrenFrancis Drake (1929-2010)
Birth23 May 1912, Franktown, Washoe County, Nevada3944
Death11 Aug 1999, Denver, Denver County, Colorado3945
BurialCremation: Ashes At Reno, Washoe County, Nevada
MemoCremation done in Denver
FatherWilliam Frederick SAUER (1878-1966)
MotherAlice Emily EDMUNDS (1877-1972)
Census notes for Vladimir Ferdinand RATAY
1930 New York, Queens County, New York City, 3rd Assembly District, E.D. 41-190, sheet 18A, stamped page 18
3745 81st Street, dwelling 41, family 533
Ratay, Vlad F., head, rents $70, no radio, male, white, age 26, married at age 24, born Czechoslovakia, parents born Czechoslovakia, statistic for investment trust
-------, Pauline E., wife, female, white, age 24, married at age 22, born Colorado, father born Georgia, mother born Indiana, actress in theater
-------, Francis D., son, male, white, 10/12, single, born New York, father born Czechoslovakia, mother born Colorado
1940 California, San Francisco County, San Francisco, E.D. 38032, sheet 2B
427 Stockton Street, dwelling 152, rents, $30, Ratay, Vlad F., head, male, white, age 36, divorced, 5 years college, born Czechoslovakia, naturalized, lived in Los Angeles in 1935, welfare researcher
3745 81st Street, dwelling 41, family 533
Ratay, Vlad F., head, rents $70, no radio, male, white, age 26, married at age 24, born Czechoslovakia, parents born Czechoslovakia, statistic for investment trust
-------, Pauline E., wife, female, white, age 24, married at age 22, born Colorado, father born Georgia, mother born Indiana, actress in theater
-------, Francis D., son, male, white, 10/12, single, born New York, father born Czechoslovakia, mother born Colorado
1940 California, San Francisco County, San Francisco, E.D. 38032, sheet 2B
427 Stockton Street, dwelling 152, rents, $30, Ratay, Vlad F., head, male, white, age 36, divorced, 5 years college, born Czechoslovakia, naturalized, lived in Los Angeles in 1935, welfare researcher
Residences notes for Vladimir Ferdinand RATAY
1904-1922
7 Jilska House 234
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Jul 1922-1927
Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
1926
1835 Indianola Ave.
Columbus, Ohio
Oct 1927-Jun 1932
Brooklyn, New York
Jun 1932-1937
1936 -
2334 LaVerna Ave.
Los Angeles, California
1937-1939
Washington, DC
1939 -1941
427 Stockton St. (McAlpin Apts)
San Francisco, California
Feb 1941-Aug 1942
701 Taylor St.
San Francisco, California
Aug 1942-Apr 1944
3023 1/2 Washington St.
San Francisco, California
Apr 1944-Dec 1945
overseas with UNNRA
Dec 1945-Jun 1947
Bower’s Mansion
Reno, Nevada
Jun 1947-Jun 1949
Washoe ? Mill (WCCH)
Reno, Nevada
Jul 1949-Aug 1949
2200 Pacific
San Francisco, California
Aug 23, 1949-Sept 17 1949
714 Steiner
San Francisco, California
Sep 21, 1949-Nov 3, 1949
1625 16th St. N.W.
Washington, DC
Nov 3, 1949-Jan 14, 1950
Chastleton Hotel
1701 16th St. N.W.
Washington, D.C.
Jan 14, 1950-Jun 30, 1950
4216 4th St. S.E.
Washington, DC
Jun 1950-Sep 15, 1957
109 Wood St.
Lexington, Massachusetts
Sept 1957-Aug 1973
2017 S. Yates
Denver, Colorado
7 Jilska House 234
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Jul 1922-1927
Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
1926
1835 Indianola Ave.
Columbus, Ohio
Oct 1927-Jun 1932
Brooklyn, New York
Jun 1932-1937
1936 -
2334 LaVerna Ave.
Los Angeles, California
1937-1939
Washington, DC
1939 -1941
427 Stockton St. (McAlpin Apts)
San Francisco, California
Feb 1941-Aug 1942
701 Taylor St.
San Francisco, California
Aug 1942-Apr 1944
3023 1/2 Washington St.
San Francisco, California
Apr 1944-Dec 1945
overseas with UNNRA
Dec 1945-Jun 1947
Bower’s Mansion
Reno, Nevada
Jun 1947-Jun 1949
Washoe ? Mill (WCCH)
Reno, Nevada
Jul 1949-Aug 1949
2200 Pacific
San Francisco, California
Aug 23, 1949-Sept 17 1949
714 Steiner
San Francisco, California
Sep 21, 1949-Nov 3, 1949
1625 16th St. N.W.
Washington, DC
Nov 3, 1949-Jan 14, 1950
Chastleton Hotel
1701 16th St. N.W.
Washington, D.C.
Jan 14, 1950-Jun 30, 1950
4216 4th St. S.E.
Washington, DC
Jun 1950-Sep 15, 1957
109 Wood St.
Lexington, Massachusetts
Sept 1957-Aug 1973
2017 S. Yates
Denver, Colorado
Obituary notes for Vladimir Ferdinand RATAY
Nevada State Journal, Friday, 31, August 1973, p. 22
Deaths
Vlad Ratay
Former administrator of Washoe Medical Center Vlad F. Ratay died Aug 22 at his home in Denver Colo.
Ratay served with the Reno hospital in the late 1940s before he left to join the Department of Health, Education and Welfare in Washington, D.C. In 1970 he retired from the position of Regional Director for Rehabilitation in Denver.
He was a member of the Kerak Temple of the Shrine.
Survivors include his widow, Myra and three children.
Deaths
Vlad Ratay
Former administrator of Washoe Medical Center Vlad F. Ratay died Aug 22 at his home in Denver Colo.
Ratay served with the Reno hospital in the late 1940s before he left to join the Department of Health, Education and Welfare in Washington, D.C. In 1970 he retired from the position of Regional Director for Rehabilitation in Denver.
He was a member of the Kerak Temple of the Shrine.
Survivors include his widow, Myra and three children.
Notes for Vladimir Ferdinand & Myra (Family)
Nevada State Journal, 25 December 1941, p. 5
Miss Sauer Weds At Rite
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sauer announced today the marriage of their charming daughter, Miss Myra Sauer, and Mr. Vlad Ratay, which took place Monday, December 22, at the Unitarian Church in Seattle, Wash. The weddinig [sic] was attended only by members of the wedding party, who, following the ceremony, attended a wedding luncheon at the Hotel Meany in Seattle.
The attractive bride wore for her wedding a suit of seafoam green with matching feather hat and other accessories of brown. Her flowers were gardenias. Her only attendant was Miss Virginia De Tar of Seattle, who wore moss green, accented with gardenias. Mr. Sauer, father of the bride, stood with the bridegroom as best man. Mrs. Sauer wore for her daughter’s wedding a teal blue frock with matching accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds.
The altar of the church was decorated with pionsettas [sic] and red candles.
Mrs. Ratay is a graduate of the Reno schools and University of Nevada, where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She engaged in social service work in Nevada, after which she was head of the state child welfare work in New Mexico. For the past six months, she has been attending the University of Washington as a graduate student, working for her master’s degree in social studies. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Sauer, are among the best known residents of Washoe Valley.
Mr. Ratay is district consultant for the Federal Social Security Board with headquarters in San Francisco. His territory covers the Hawaiian Islands and Alaska and the west coast. He is a native of France, and his parents reside there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ratay are spending their honeymoon motoring through the Pacific Northwest, after which they will reside in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sauer, who went to Seattle for the wedding, returned Tuesday night.
Miss Sauer Weds At Rite
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sauer announced today the marriage of their charming daughter, Miss Myra Sauer, and Mr. Vlad Ratay, which took place Monday, December 22, at the Unitarian Church in Seattle, Wash. The weddinig [sic] was attended only by members of the wedding party, who, following the ceremony, attended a wedding luncheon at the Hotel Meany in Seattle.
The attractive bride wore for her wedding a suit of seafoam green with matching feather hat and other accessories of brown. Her flowers were gardenias. Her only attendant was Miss Virginia De Tar of Seattle, who wore moss green, accented with gardenias. Mr. Sauer, father of the bride, stood with the bridegroom as best man. Mrs. Sauer wore for her daughter’s wedding a teal blue frock with matching accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds.
The altar of the church was decorated with pionsettas [sic] and red candles.
Mrs. Ratay is a graduate of the Reno schools and University of Nevada, where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She engaged in social service work in Nevada, after which she was head of the state child welfare work in New Mexico. For the past six months, she has been attending the University of Washington as a graduate student, working for her master’s degree in social studies. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Sauer, are among the best known residents of Washoe Valley.
Mr. Ratay is district consultant for the Federal Social Security Board with headquarters in San Francisco. His territory covers the Hawaiian Islands and Alaska and the west coast. He is a native of France, and his parents reside there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ratay are spending their honeymoon motoring through the Pacific Northwest, after which they will reside in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sauer, who went to Seattle for the wedding, returned Tuesday night.