Common Story Is Told Over Mental Patient Death In Ohio
Dr. J F Bateman superintendent of Columbus State Hospital described a death of an elderly patient as a common story caused by crowded wards and staffing shortages. He noted one attendant often watched 70 or more patients and contrasted hospital costs with state funds. State officials promised an investigation into Mr X s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. F. Bateman
Bateman
Columbus State Hospital
Dr. Bateman
John H. Lamneck
Mr. X
Calvin L. Baker
Local Birth Reports Today Keyed by City Addresses
Vital statistics list multiple births with entries for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Franklin and others. Details include addresses 1332 Sycamore Street and 40 East Fourth Street Franklin and 701 South Main Street. Twins noted for Dayton stay at Good Samaritan Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. Lewis
Sycamore St
Raymond Harold
East Fourth St
Franklin
Stewart Thomas
South Main St
Early Brandenburg
Prospect Ave
Wilbur Heil
Dayton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Garfield Landers
Local Marriage Licenses List From Oxford and Idlewood Regions
Norman Hughes 22 soldier Oxford Route 3 weds Juanita Huff 18 Reily. Emmett Williams 21 paper box worker 1604 Plum St. weds Effie Mae Proffitt 25 dry cleaning worker 616 Auburn St. both of Idle Town. Edward Charles Reilly 41 hand trucker Harrison weds Mamie Morrical 43 cashier 523 South College Ave. Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hughes
Oxford
Juanita Huff
Reily
Emmett Williams
Paper Box Company
Employe
Plum St
Effie Mae Proffitt
Emloye
Auburn St
Ofiddletown
Edward Charles Reilly
Harrison
Mamie Morrical
South College Ave
Hospital Admissions List R E Morrison Hummel and More
Richard E Morrison of Franklin Route 1 and Roberta Hummel of Gideon Road are admitted. Car Hang of Treton undergoes surgery. Larry Potter is mentioned as son of Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Morrison
Franklin Route 1
Roberta Hummel
Gideon Rd
Treton
Larry Potter
Medical and discharge notices from Franklin area
A collection of patient and dismissal records lists Mrs Odell Potter John Dobrozsi Jr Elliza Armitage Mrs Orman Back Louis Diefenbach Willis Mathews Ronald Lovely Beverly Jo Lovely Brenda Crane Harry Finkelman Aaron Hawkins Paul Hill Clyde King Mrs LeVally Leah Williams Earl Pressler Alex Rhodus Wendell Salyer Robert Smith and Phyllis Williams among others with mentions of surgery dismissals and medical statuses across Franklin Dayton Somerville Shefield Trenton Miami and surrounding routes and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Potter
Franklin
John Dobrozsi, Jr
Bellomonte St
Nolan Siady Blangy
Yankee
Elliza Armitage
Baltimore St
Orman Back
Somerville
Louis Diefenbach
Stanley St
Willis Mathews
Ronald and
Beverly Jo Lovely
John Lovely
Waneta St
L. R
Ohio Federation of Republican Women to Meet in Dayton
Mrs Kathleen Kennedy Brown announced that the Ohio Federation of Republican Women will hold its spring conference in Dayton on May 14. The federation includes more than 1,000 IP women's clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Ohio Federation of Republican Women
Dayton
Club 18 Closes in Austintown After Prosecutor Action
Mahoning County prosecutor William A. Ambrose ordered Club 18 closed and vowed it will stay shut. Austintown Township trustees asked Governor Frank Lausche to investigate the gambling venue's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Club 18
William A. Ambrose
Mahoning County
Austintown
Frank J. Lausche
Freer Causes Layoff Ashtabula Production Cut
Production at Ashtabula plant is reduced by one third. Company officials cited economic pressure and a restructuring move. Workers were notified of the layoff impact expected to affect several hundred employees.
Ashtas Lays Off 25 Workers Amid Material Shortage
Twenty five employees were laid off at Ashtas. A Hide Leathers company official attributed the cuts to government limits on untreated hides and a sudden downturn in the upholstering sector, prompting the job reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtas
Hide Leathers Company
Patch Work On County Roads Under Way
Butler County roads are being repaired with five crews of six men daily. Engineer Jesse Pochard says damage is extensive and asphaltic concrete is hard to apply in cold weather. Some routes must wait until warmer weather. he declines to estimate costs, calling them "plenty."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Jesse Pochard
Pochard
Potter union leader urges trade act extension
James M. Duffy, president of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters, urged protection for the American pottery and glassware industry from foreign competition. He testified before the Senate Finance Committee as it considers extending the Reciprocal Trade Act for three more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James M. Duffy
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Senate Finance Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Family Theatre
Leah Williams
Roscoe Williams
Earl Pressler
Canal St
Alex Rhodus
Trenton
Wendell Salyer
Germantown
Robert Smith
Miami
Carl Wedekind
Elwood
Phyllis Williams
Orville Williams
Lylburn Rd
Yankee RD
Beatty
Harry Benadum
Central Ave
Rip Snortin
Streif
Procter Automatic
Coleman Blend Aire
Middletown
Opin
General” Merchandise
Full Line
Crosley
ACME
G&g Yankee
Service
Savings & Loan Bldg
Main & Central
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!