anaheim-gazette 1940-12-19

Clinic Proprietor Faces Indictment Involuntary Manslaughter Charge Result of Death of Anaheim Woman Dr. Richard A. Carter, indicted head of the Carter Neurological clinic in Garden Grove, is scheduled to appear before Superior Court Judge Harry G. Westover tomorrow morning to enter his plea to a charge of involuntary manslaughter. The indictment was returned by the county grand jury late Thursday, Dr. Carter surrendering the following day and asking for a continuance. The indictment was the outgrowth of an investigation conducted by the grand jury over the death last September 16 of Mrs. Virginia Dorothy Lamb, 22-year-old Anaheim woman. Testimony disclosed by return of the indictment indicates that Dr. Carter is accused of negligent diagnosis and treatment of Mrs. Lamb, whose death took place in the clinic on the day following her admission there as a mental patient. Claims Disclosed It is claimed that Dr. Carter made a quick diagnosis of dementia praecox in Mrs. Lamb's case, that a "shock" treatment of insulin was applied, which caused her to lapse into a coma from which she did not recover. It is further claimed that she was left unattended during this coma, Dr. Carter having returned to his Long Beach offices, and that her husband, Alvin Earl Lamb, was alone with her when she died. The death certificate signed by Dr. Carter ascribes death as due to ANAHEIM CHURCHES SCHEDULE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS (Continued from Page 1) ing the Christmas madrigal, "Lo How a Rose." The famous Handel oratorio, "The Messiah," will be presented during the evening by the combined choirs of the White Temple and Salem Evangelical churches, under the direction of Miss Betty Fackiner. The oratorio was given last Sunday night at the Salem Evangelical church: Program Christmas Eve The children's service by the Sunday school and parochial school children of the Zion Lutheran church will be held on Christmas Eve at 7 o'clock. There will be a tree and Santa Claus will distribute gifts. Regular German and English services will be held on Christmas morning. The church will be decorated with a life-size Nativity scene, prepared by the Senior Walther league of the church. Rev. G. Carroll Rector, pastor of the Wesley Methodist church, will speak at 11 o'clock next Sunday morning on the subject, "The Birthday of the Church." Special music by the choir will include "Break Forth" (Bach) and "Kings to Thy Rising" (Butcher). Mrs. Ardis Adams is the director and Mrs. Margaret Woodbury pianist. The Church School will have its Christmas celebration and program at 7 o'clock Sunday evening. There will be a tree, Santa Claus, processional and program by the children, and a play by the young people entitled, "Mothers of the World." Guest Soloist Baptist church. Mrs. Louis Schroeder will sing "Gesu Bambino" (Yon), accompanied on the violin by Herbert Stabbert and on the organ by Mrs. W. Gooden. Christmas in England The Young Peoples society will present the Christmas program at 7:30 in the evening, under leadership of Herbert Stabbert. Variety of music is planned and Mrs. Ella Sitenhof of England will tell how Christmas is celebrated in that country. The Sunday School program will be held at 7 o'clock Christmas Eve, under direction of Superintendent Walter Schroeder, who will take part in the program which will also include the pageant, "The Twelve Gifts." Principal Christmas services at the Grace Lutheran church will be held at 7:30 o'clock Christmas Eve and 10 o'clock Christmas morning. The Sunday School choirs will present the formal program which will include special music, recitations and a dramatization, "Away in a Manger." Miss Elizabeth Hunziker will direct the choir. On Christmas morning, the pastor, Rev. C. H. S. Hunziker, will speak on the theme, "Gifts from the Magi for the Savior King." There will be appropriate Christmas music by the organ and choir. Program Sunday Night Church of Christ will have its Christmas program next Sunday evening, with the beginners, primary and junior departments of the Sunday school presenting a group of songs and recitations during the first part of the evening. August Hein, 73 Called by Death Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from Hilgenfeld's funeral parlor for August Hein, 73, a resident of Anaheim for 36 years. Hein died Sunday morning at the family residence, 1003 East Broadway, after an extended illness. He is survived by six daughters, Mrs Henery Sholer of Washington; Mrs Walter Bittner and Mrs Edith Neubauer, both of Anaheim; Mrs Sumter Bourg of Los Angeles; Mrs Ralph Tweedy of Orland and Mrs Joe Hall of made a quick diagnosis of dementia praecox in Mrs. Lamb's case, that a "shock" treatment of insulin was applied, which caused her to lapse into a coma from which she did not recover. It is further claimed that she was left unattended during this coma, Dr. Carter having returned to his Long Beach offices, and that her husband, Alvin Earl Lamb, was alone with her when she died. The death certificate signed by Dr. Carter ascribes death as due to acute maniac psychosis. The Lambs, prior to the woman's death, had resided at 516 South Illinois street in this city. Lamb now lives with his parents in Garden Grove. Indictment Quoted Phraseology of the indictment is that Dr. Carter "willfully, unlawfully and feloniously, while in commission of an unlawful act not amounting to a felony, and in the commission of a lawful act which might produce death in an unlawful manner, and without due caution and circumspection, kill Virginia Dorothy Lamb." The grand jury called several witnesses, including prominent mental specialist and autopsy experts, before it while deliberating the case. Among these were Dr. Franklin J. Van Meter and Dr. William H. Worley of Norwalk, Dr. Grace Thomas Bennett of Camarillo, and Dr. Frank Webb of Los Angeles. Other witnesses included Harold H. Boyce, district attorney investigator, Alvin E. Lamb, Francis C. Sweetman, father of Mrs. Lamb; Dr. Ralph E. Hawes of Huntington Beach, Mrs. Lamb's family doctor; Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Ward, neighbors of the clinic, and two clinic nurses, Mrs. Mary Rhode and Miss Elizabeth Monroe. Guest Soloist Calvary Baptist church's minister, Rev. Earl R. Berg, will conclude his weekly series of Christmas messages by speaking on the subject, "What is in the Cradle?" The children's message will be "Why the Chimes Rang." Dr. C. O..Patterson, guest soloist, will sing "The Birthday of the King." The evening worship will be given over to the choir for the presentation of the Christmas cantata, "A Child is Born," by Noel Benson. The choir is under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Wilson, with Miss Betty Hanson as pianist. Soloists will be Mrs. Helen Hanson, Mrs. Ruth Wilson, James Wilson and Mrs. Ethel Hempshall, vocalists, and Donald Hess, trumpetist. Duets will be sung by Mrs. Hempshall and Elizabeth Barlett and Mrs. Hanson and Miss Bartlett, while Betty Wright, Dorothy Marvin and Verna Wade will sing a trio selection. Tree program will be held Monday tree program will be held Minday evening at 7:30 o'clock, under the direction of Superintendent R. J. Dugdale. As the feature of the program the pageant, "The Christ Child," will be presented. Miss Joan Guss directs the orchestra and Mrs. Hempshall directs the junior choir. The holiday activities of the church will come to a close at a Watchnight service to be held at the church on New Year's Eve from 8 o'clock until five minutes past midnight. Midnight Mass The midnight mass is the principal Christmas service at St. Michael's Episcopal church. With J. Mason Henry at the organ, the choir will give the choral eucharist to an Anglican setting. The rector, the Rev. D. Howard Dow, will be the celebrant. This service begins at 11:30 o'clock Christmas Eve. There will be a second celebration of the eucharist at 10 o'clock on Christmas morning. The Church School carol service will be held at 7 o'clock Christmas music by the choir will include "Break Forth" (Bach) and "Kings to Thy Rising" (Butcher). Mrs. Ardis Adams is the director and Mrs. Margaret Woodbury pianist. The Church School will have its Christmas celebration and program at 7 o'clock Sunday evening. There will be a tree, Santa Claus, processional and program by the children, and a play by the young people entitled, "Mothers of the World." Program Sunday Night Church of Christ will have its Christmas program next Sunday evening, with the beginners, primary and junior departments of the Sunday school presenting a group of songs and recitations during the first part of the evening. The second portion of the program will feature a dramatization of the senior department, which will be divided into a prologue for episodes and an epilogue. Carlo will be sung in connection with each episode. At the close of the program Santa Claus will make his appearance and will distribute treats everyone present. During the Sunday morning worship, Rev. Don Earl Boatmil will speak on the subject, "Christmas Now and Then." "Unto You Is Born a Savior will be the subject of Rev. Ursula Schauer's sermon Sunday morning at the Salem Evangelical church Christmas music will be sung the choir directed by Mrs. Phil Stockwell. Christmas Play Slated. The Christmas program of Sunday School will be presen Monday evening at 7 o'clock.B part of the program will be reciteds and songs by the beginners and primary departments under supervision of Miss Kath Behrens, Second part will be Christmas play, "Pop Reads Christmas Carol," directed by Albert Ramm. Included in cast are Harold Schneider, Magnet Musch, James Vetter, Rimary Ramm, Ruth Carlson, Pam Pannier and Elmer Peters. third part will be a play "Praeta's Christmas," presented junior girls directed by Mrs. Hochuli. Taking part will Barbara Lee Hein, Maud Smock, Joan Brundage, Lois Brundage, Lorraine Pannier,ithy Link, Darlyne Hochuli Drothy Siewert. Broadway's "Queen of Hearts The unusual story of the single successes of the small town who started as a Broadway Girl climbed ever higher,and just married a powerful 72-year-old European General about her experiences in Wednesday afternoon from Hilgenfeld’s funeral parlor for August Hein, 73, a resident of Anaheim for 36 years. Hein died Sunday morning at the family residence, 1003 East Broadway, after an extended illness. He is survived by six daughters, Mrs Henery Sholer of Washington; Mrs Walter Bittner and Mrs Edith Neubauer, both of Anaheim; Mrs Sumter Bourg of Los Angeles, Mrs Ralph Tweedy of Orland and Mrs Joe Hall of Colton; one son, Emil Hein of Delhi, Calif.; one sister, Mrs August Stranske of Anaheim; two brothers, Mike Hein of Anaheim and William Hein of Buena Park. He left 12 grandchildren. He was a member of the Bethel Baptist church. The midnight mass is the principal Christmas service at St. Michael’s Episcopal church. With J. Mason Henry at the organ, the choir will give the choral eucharist to an Anglican setting. The rector, the Rev. D. Howard Dow, will be the celebrant. This service begins at 11:30 o’clock Christmas Eve. There will be a second celebration of the eucharist at 10 o’clock on Christmas morning. The Church School carol service will be held at 7 o’clock Christmas Eve. A party will follow in the parish house, with the program being arranged by Mrs Frank Garrett and Miss Marjorie Pibel. Special music and Christmas messages by the pastor, Rev. H. G. Dymmel, will feature the Sunday morning service at the Bethel BATTERY OF 14 PHOTOGRAPH MACHINES MAKING PERMANENT RECORD OF CHECKS An average of 250,000 checks representing more than $20,000,000, daily pass through the Central Office at the Los Angeles Headquarters, Bank of America. These checks are brought in by motor messengers who daily travel over 1,700 miles, covering Bank of America’s 160 branches in San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange and Los Angeles counties. As each check on an out-of-town bank is tabulated, it drops into a slot to be photographed, a permanent record on a long roll of film. The above photograph shows the transit section only. CHEDULE AS PROGRAMS church. Mrs. Louise mer will sing "Gesu BamYon), accompanied on the by Herbert Stabbert and on can by Mrs. W. Gooden. Christmas in England Young Peoples society will the Christmas program at the evening, under leaderof Herbert Stabbert. A of music is planned and a Sitenhof of England will new Christmas is celebrated country. Sunday School program held at 7 o'clock Christmas under direction of SuperinWalter Schroeder, who like part in the program, will also include the pageThe Twelve Gifts." principal Christmas services at place Lutheran church will be at 7:30 o'clock Christmas and 10 o'clock Christmas. The Sunday School and will present the former which will include specic, recitations and a drama- ,"Away in a Manger." Elizabeth Hunziker will die choir. Christmas morning, the pasv. C. H. S. Hunziker, will on the theme, "Gifts from Magi for the Savior King." will be appropriate Christusic by the organ and choir. Program Sunday Night arch of Christ will have its 圣诞program next Sunday g, with the beginners, primid junior departments of the by school presenting a group ings and recitations during part of the evening. The County Man New Warden at Chino An Orange county man, Kenyon Scudder of Balboa, has assumed his new duties as warden of the new southern California state prison under construction at Chino. He was given the appointment last Friday by the state prison board, and the selection of Scudder was announced by Judge Isaac Pacht, chairman of the board. Scudder, who has been serving as warden of the federal prison at Chillicothe, Ohio, will receive $7,-200 a year until the prison is finished, and then an additional $500 per month for maintenance. Judge Pacht said the new warden had formerly served as superintendent of the Whittier state school for boys, superintendent of the Preston school of industry at Ione, and for nine years as chief probation officer of Los Angeles county. He joined the federal prison system several years ago and on two occasions was tendered the post cf assistant director of the federal prison system in Washington, D. C., Judge Pacht added. Scudder told newsmen he had formulated no administrative plans as yet and declined to estimate the total personnel he would need at the new prison until he has seen the budget. Vincent P. Elizalda To Face High Court Vincent P. Elizalda, 23, of 125-C West Santa Ana street, was held to answer in superior court on a felony morals charge following a Christmas morning, the pasv. C. H. S. Hunziker, will on the theme, "Gifts from Magi for the Savior King." will be appropriate Christmusic by the organ and choir. Program Sunday Night arch of Christ will have its mas program next Sunday giving with the beginners, primary junior departments of the y school presenting a group tags and recitations during first part of the evening. The portion of the program feature a dramatization by senior department, which will provide into a prologue, fcurses and an epilogue. Carols are sung in connection with episode. The close of the program Claus will make his appearand will distribute treats to one present. During the Sunday morning ship, Rev. Don Earl Boatman speak on the subject, "ChristNow and Then." To You Is Born a Savior" the subject of Rev. U. S. Bler's sermon Sunday morning in Salem Evangelical church. Mas music will be sung by cirr, directed by Mrs. Philura well. Christmas Play Slated, the Christmas program of the day School will be presented day evening at 7 o'clock. First of the program will be recitation and songs by the beginners primary departments under vision of Miss Kathryn ens, Second part will be a 圣诞 play, "Pop Reads the 圣诞 Carol," directed by Art Ramm. Included in the care Harold Schneider, MarMusch, James Vetter, RoseRamm, Ruth Carlson, Peggy ier and Elmer Peters. The part will be a playlet, beta's Christmas," presented by or girls directed by Mrs. Alta uli. Taking part will be lara Lee Hein, Maurine ck, Joan Brundage, Lois Ellen dage, Lorraine Pannier, DorLink, Darlyne Hochuli and athy Siewert. "LET DR. SANTA TELL YOU HOW TO AVOID AFTER-HOLIDAY FINANCIAL HEADACHES" "There is one certain preventative for financial distress after Christmas and New Year's." Save money in a Bank of America Christmas Club account to head off the holiday expenses in advance. Two hundred and sixty thousand farsighted and thrifty Californians have done just that this Vincent P. Elizalda To Face High Court Vincent P. Elizalda, 23, of 125-C West Santa Ana street, was held to answer in superior court on a felony morals charge following a preliminary examination in City Frank Tausch's court Monday morning. Elizalda is accused of an offense against a six-year-old girl. Peace Disturbance Complaint Fought Frank Provencio, 38, of 318 North Sabina street, pleaded not guilty before City Judge Frank Tausch yesterday morning to a charge of disturbing the peace and demanded a trial by jury. Date for the trial was set as January 23, and bail was fixed at $500. 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