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FULLER, b. 15 Dec 1928, Schiocton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; m. RUEBEN
(RUBIN) E. MINDEMANN, 06 Nov 1948, Zion Evangelical Church, Sussex,
Waukesha, Wisconsin; b. 29 Oct 1928; d. 10 Sep 2000.
Notes for BETTY LOU FULLER:
1930 Census: Russell, ED 18, Lincoln, Wisconsin, State Highway 63
Frank Fuller, 58, Wisconsin
Maude, 49, Wisconsin
Stanley, 24, son, Missouri
Estelle, 25, daughter, Missouri
Marie, 24, daughter-in-law, Wisconsin
Stanley Jr., 2, grandson, Wisconsin
Betty Lou, 1, granddaughter, Wisconsin
Gary, Stanley, Betty Lou, Boyd Fuller in Sussex School Christmas
play. Waukesha Freeman, December 25, 1940
In the Sussex School play "In Quest of Santa" on Dec. 18,
1941;Boyd Fuller played "Santa Claus "Betty Lou Fuller played
"Unselfishness" Gary Fuller was part of the "chorus of rabbits" and
the "chorus of brownies".
The pupils of the intermediate room have formed a new Humane
Society club. Betty Lou Fuller was chosen president. Members plan to
obtains emblems, pins and flags of blue and white. They also plan to
obtain pictures of famous dogs and pets. A pet show was discussed,
also. Waukesha Freeman, December 24, 1941
Miss Marion Schmul and Miss Betty Fuller enjoyed skating on
Pewaukee Lake. Waukesha Freeman, January 14, 1942
At the Sunday evening meeting of the intermediate group of the
Epworth league at the Methodist church, Miss Betty Lou Fuller was
the leader. Her subject was, "What Is God Like?" A business meeting
was held and games were played. Waukesha Freeman, February 11, 1942
A large number of local people went to Menomonee Falls last week
to pay their respects to A. A. Schmidt, who has served this
community as undertaker for the past 40 years or so.
The following young people were confirmed and taken into full
membership in the Methodist church at a service Sunday morning:
Betty and Stanley Fuller. Waukesha Freeman, April 1, 1942
On Friday and Saturday evenings at the community hall the Junior
and Senior Girl Reserve clubs of Sussex school presented their "V
for Variety" show to a large and appreciative audience. The program
was as follows: "Strike Up the Band, " clowns, Betty Lou Fuller,
Lois Kramer, ,,, She also appeared in "Deep in the Heart of Texas";
and as a senorita in "Down Mexico Way." May 6, 1942
More About RUEBEN MINDEMANN and BETTY FULLER:
Marriage: 06 Nov 1948, Zion Evangelical Church, Sussex, Waukesha,
Wisconsin
ii. STANLEY D. FULLER, JR., b. Schiocton, Outagamie, Wisconsin.
Notes for STANLEY D. FULLER, JR.:
Sussex: The Menomonee Falls Junior Rifle club is being organized.
Local members: Juanita Weber, Arthur Magnusson, Wilmer Marx, Jackie
Beier, Ralph Clarey, Stanley Fuller, and Jean Otto. Group to meet
for practice on Monday evenings. October 22, 1941.
Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fuller, Sussex, on August
26th. Waukesha Freeman, September 1, 1943
Sussex: The 3-year daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fuller was
taken to the Children's Hospital in Milwaukee last week suffering
from a ruptured kidney. the child is out of danger and will return
home in a few days. Waukesha Freeman, September 6, 1946
iii. GARY FULLER, m. CAROL KIRCHER.
Notes for GARY FULLER:
Waukesha Freeman, June 18, 1952 - take out marriage license
iv. BOYD FULLER.
