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Domestic News
February 23, 1950
The Journal
Caldwell, Noble County, Ohio
What is this article about?
23-month-old Ronnie Trott drank a pint of kerosene at his parents' home off Route 285 between Caldwell and Sarahsville, received first aid from Dr. N. S. Reed, and was hospitalized at St. Francis, where he is recovering.
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Ronnie Trott, 2 Drinks Kerosene
After being given first aid treatment at the office of Dr. N. S. Reed, 23 month old Ronnie Trott was rushed to St. Francis hospital, Friday, after drinking about a pint of kerosene. The accident occurred at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Trott, who reside just off Route 285 between Caldwell and Sarahsville.
Attaches at the hospital say that the lad is recovering satisfactorily. The youngster is a grandchild of Marshal and Mrs. Fred Davis, of Caldwell.
After being given first aid treatment at the office of Dr. N. S. Reed, 23 month old Ronnie Trott was rushed to St. Francis hospital, Friday, after drinking about a pint of kerosene. The accident occurred at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Trott, who reside just off Route 285 between Caldwell and Sarahsville.
Attaches at the hospital say that the lad is recovering satisfactorily. The youngster is a grandchild of Marshal and Mrs. Fred Davis, of Caldwell.
What sub-type of article is it?
Accident
What keywords are associated?
Ronnie Trott
Kerosene
Child Accident
Caldwell
Sarahsville
St Francis Hospital
What entities or persons were involved?
Ronnie Trott
Dr. N. S. Reed
Mr. And Mrs. William Trott
Marshal And Mrs. Fred Davis
Where did it happen?
Route 285 Between Caldwell And Sarahsville
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Route 285 Between Caldwell And Sarahsville
Event Date
Friday
Key Persons
Ronnie Trott
Dr. N. S. Reed
Mr. And Mrs. William Trott
Marshal And Mrs. Fred Davis
Outcome
recovering satisfactorily
Event Details
23 month old Ronnie Trott drank about a pint of kerosene at his parents' home and received first aid treatment at Dr. N. S. Reed's office before being rushed to St. Francis hospital.