Anthony Bernard Charles "Tony" Rubner

From the 1920 federal census, Anthony C. Rubner lived with his mother, father, and siblings at Milwaukee City, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. The family at the time consisted of:

• Head Charles Rubner, Jr 29
• Wife Barbara Rubner 26
• Son Anthony C Rubner 3 years, 6 months
• Son Leanard P Rubner 2 years, 2 months
• Daughter Dorothy M Rubner 6 months

From the 1930 federal census, Anthony Rubner lived with his mother, father, and siblings at Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. The family at the time consisted of:

• Head Charles Rubner 39
• Wife Barbara Rubner 36
• Son Anthony Rubner 13
• Son Lenard Rubner 12
• Daughter Dorothy Rubner 10
• Daughter Evelyn Rubner 8
• Daughter Irene Rubner 3

From the 1940 federal census, Anthony Rubner lived with his father, mother, and siblings at Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. The family at the time consisted of:

• Head Charles Rubner 50
• Wife Barbara Rubner 47
• Son Anthony Rubner 23
• Daughter Dorothy Rubner 20
• Daughter Evelyn Rubner 18
• Daughter Irene Rubner 13
• Daughter Vera Rubner 7
• Daughter Barbara Rubner 6
• Son Charles Jr Rubner 5

From the 1950 United States Census, Anthony Rubner lived with his wife and children in Denver, Denver County, Colorado. The family at the time consisted of:

• Head Anthony Rubner 33
• Wife Eleanor Rubner 30
• Daughter Eleanor Rubner 6
• Son Anthony Rubner 4
• Daughter Barbara Rubner 3
• Daughter Mary Rubner 2
• Daughter Dorothy Rubner 1

Anthony C. "Tony" Rubner was an inventor. While working for the Colorado Department of Transportation, he filed an application for a patent, the title of which is: System for Signalized intersection Control. He filed the application for the patent on 30 January 1978, and the USPTO granted the patent on 10 February 1981. To view the patent, click here: https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/e9/66/18/f614b728d32d82....