Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-02-23 | Page 9 | Patching up Wounds Caused by Freak Accidents is Washington Birthday Pastime at Hospitals

I I Patching Up Wounds Caused by Freak Accidents Is Washington Birthday Pastime at Hospitals Washington's birthday kept Salt Lake City hospital attendants busy with freak accidents suffered by frolicking children John McClain year old son of Mr and Mr Mrs Mrs C C. C C. C McClain 14 West Stratford avenue can tell the world as he grows older that he was kicked by a dog Three were required to close the childs child's wound when a dog struggling to free himself from the childs child's embrace scratched him in inthe inthe I Ithe the face lace cut by flying fly A old year boy y was ing glass when a sealed bottle he placed on a fire tire just to hear It explode shattered Emergency I hospital attendants applied four tour stitches to close a n wound in his face tace The boy was George son of ot Mr and Mrs George Katsilas Kat Kat- silas Third East street David Murphy 10 son of Patrolman Patrol man and Mrs A. A D. D Murphy lost his right thumb when he missed his mark while chopping wood with an ax He was treated Created at the emergency emergency emer emer- gency hospital When he fell from a tree in his back yard Arne Johanson 12 son of oC Mr and Mrs Andreas Johanson Johan Johan- son 2316 Sixth East street fractured fractured frac frac- h his left arm Robert Store Storey 9 so son of Mr and Mrs Roy Storey MIdvale fractured fractured fractured frac frac- his left arm when he fell from a manger while playing in ina a barn near his home Both boys bos were taken to the Ule Salt Lake general gen era eral cral hospital Joe Schrader Schroder 12 Paramount avenue was treated at th the Salt Lake general hospital for tor chest wounds suffered when a BB B-B gun gurt discharged ged while he was on an an in Cedar Valley