Child Workers Meet in Atlanta to Form State Association
The first Georgia meeting of over forty child institutions will convene in Atlanta on October 27 1920. Delegates include superintendents and board members from orphanages and training schools with Dr Charles S Johnson of New York as principal speaker. The program covers supervision physical and educational standards record keeping and economic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
R. S. Scoiggins
Georgia Baptist Orphans’ Home
T. O. Lambert
South Georgia Conference Orphans’ Home
Amy Chadwick
Leonard Street
Cynthia Embree
Georgia Training School For Girls
O. W. Buroughs
Bethesda Orphange
Gertrude
St. Joseph's Male Orphange
R. A. Sonn
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
State Board of Public Welfare
Association of Children’ Institutions
Charles & Johnson
New York State
Chas. S. Johnson
New York State Board of Charities
Albany
Cynthic Embree
Girls‘ ‘Training School
T. S. Scoggins
Roa. Sonn
C. F. Thomas
Franklin Springs
C. W. Burroughs
Umr. Burr Blackburn
Securing and Training Skilled Telephone Workers
The company details its investment in training and maintaining skilled telephone workers. It notes wartime losses, postwar wage increases to meet living costs, and ongoing wage pressures. Training schools expand, morale improves, and ongoing wage hikes are required to attract labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Georgia
Georgia Baptist Orphans Home Hosts Child Welfare Talk
Evening session opens with a fellowsip supper and election of chair. Mr T S Scoggins superintendent presides as master of ceremonies. A representative from the Federal Children's Bureau in Washington D C speaks on child welfare and permanent organization is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Scoggins
Georgia Baptist Orphans’ Home
Federal Children’s Bureau
Washington, D. C
Americans Abroad in Red Cross Work
The Fourteenth Division of the American Red Cross gathers Americans outside the mainland for wartime and postwar service. In 1920 it reported 80,808 paid members with chapters in many countries and territories. They funded relief, home service, and disaster aid while aiding sailors and families abroad.
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Americat Sted Cross
United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Philippines
Guam
Yap
Argentine
Bolivia
Brazil
Canal Zone
Chile
China
Costa Rica
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Mosland
France
Guatema!alil
Honduras
Japan
Mafchuria
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Peru
Siberia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Turkey
Uruguay
Venezuela
The
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Minister’s Advice Promotes Ziron Supplement
A reader from Route 1 Alabama cites a Rev B K McKenzie endorsement urging Ziron for digestive issues and low appetite. The testimonial claims the tonic adds iron to blood, boosts strength, and offers a money back guarantee if not benefited.
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B. K. McKenzie
Ala
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Temedy
Lanta, Ga
Lucy Cobb Endowment Fund
Pilups Phinizy
Southern Mutual
Athens
J. Epps Brown
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph CO
Amerigans
Ere Wen
Alabama
Dr. Thache
Albert
Oconee St
Athens, Ga
Hinton Securities Company, Inc
Aldo Hetliga
R. Bloodworth
Gov. Mutual
Williams Bros
Clayton Street
Athens, Georgia
Thes Trestmant
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