Helen Schelle

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Helen Schelle (born in Piqua, Ohio) is a co-founder of toy manufacturer Fisher-Price.

She moved to New York and became a toy store owner and operator for five years. She was asked by Herman Fisher to help start the Fisher-Price Company in East Aurora, New York.

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