Texas proposes sweeping child welfare plan in legislature
In Austin on February 25 a comprehensive child welfare program was introduced to create a state child welfare division, reform adoption laws, supervise adoptions, provide pensions for widowed or abandoned mothers of miners, and form welfare boards in each county to handle juvenile cases. The plan, backed by William Strauss and groups like the American Legion and PTA, aims to place delinquent and dependent children in private homes rather than institutions.
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Austin
Texas
State Board of Control
William Strauss
Houston
American Legion
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
State Parent Teacher Association
Regional Chambers of Commerce
Billy
Entertainment At School Auditorium
The George Washington party given in the school auditorium last Friday night under the auspices of the P T A was a decided success. A good crowd attended and a neat sum was realized for the school. The new stage curtain and scenery purchased by the PTA were installed Friday and praised by onlookers.
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George Washington
Proposals Seek Child Welfare Division and Adoption Reform
The article discusses inadequacies in caring for neglected children and argues for private homes over institutions. It notes a proposed child welfare division by Senator Carl Hardin and adoption and mothers' aid reform measures by Senator Walter Woodul, with strong support from senate and house leaders.
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Carl Hardin
Stephenville
Walter Woodul
Houston
Senate
House
Wander brothers visit Houston amid illness in family
Max Wander and his ill brother Will traveled to Houston for a visit last Tuesday and Wednesday. Notary public A B Anderson met them at The Times Office.
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Max Wander
Houston
Will
A. B. Anderson
Notary Public
Times Office
Personal notices from Houston and nearby towns
A string of social items lists visits and weekend travels involving residents and guests from Houston Katy Goose Creek Fay et teville San Marcos and Washington D C. Notables include Miss Alice Entrop Mr and Mrs Entrop and Judge A H Muske with various family members and friends visiting or renewing subscriptions. A death notice reports Mr H Lane’s sister passing while en route to Oklahoma.
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Ora Mae Muske
San Marcos
A. H. Muske
Pattison News Joe Stasny Visits Houston Relative Visit
Joe Stasny and his family visited relatives in Houston last Sunday, sharing a brief family trip report from Pattison.
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Joe Stasny
Houston
Pattison Post Master W E Cliett Dies at 73
Waller county reports the death of W E Cliett 73 at his Pattison home after a year of ill health. A longtime merchant and Pattison postmaster for about 30 years, he is survived by his wife, daughter Mrs Walter Yarbrough, son Claude Cliett, brother E T Cliett, sister Mrs H L Winfree, and several grandchildren. Funeral held at 3 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Pattison cemetery.
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W. E. Cliett
Pattison
Mr. Cliett
Wailer County
Alabama
Mercatile
C. J. Atkinson
Mesdames Ha. Rapsilver
Pattison Cemetery
di- Chas. Taylor
Katy
A. H. Muske
Walter Yarbrough
Claude Cliett
E. T. Cliett
H. L. Winfree
Waller County
Roy Muske Sees Liveweight Decline After Fort Worth Market
Roy Muske returned Wednesday from Fort Worth with two cars of fat steers averaging 1000 pounds and worth about 585 dollars. He reports chatter that cattle prices may fall again. Last Friday a kitchen fire at Alva Neuman’s two miles north of town was contained after a range oven crackling ignited a pan. neighbors stopped the blaze before damage.
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Roy Muske
Fort Worth
Roy
Alva Neuman
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