CAS Fall Meeting Reports Juvenile Court Outcomes
The CAS Fall Meeting notes sixteen cases involving twenty children across June to September. Six children were placed by adoption or return to relatives, while others remained under CAS supervision or were placed with relatives or in state care. Several youths were committed to Maryland Training School and Boys Village. adult penalties included a $100 fine for neglect. Multiple clinics and hospitals treated or evaluated children, including orthopedic, neurology, hearing, and plastic surgery services. several were admitted to Frederick Memorial and Kernan's Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAS
William C. Roderick
Maryland Training School
Boys Village
Health Department
Guidance
University Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kernan’s Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Frederick Memorial
CAS social work activity and foster home outcomes
The report details four months of activity for the Childrens and Family Departments including visits totaling 12, and 152 respectively, 297 and 318 office interviews, 54 home finding visits, and a travel total of 34 Wayne miles in social workers cars. Fifteen foster home applications were received, with nine for boarding homes and six for adoptions. five foster homes and four adoptions were approved, leaving one adoption pending. By September CAS listed 123 Childrens Department cases and two Family Department cases, with four children under supervision across 87 foster homes including 51 boarding, 3 free, 23 adoption, 1 wage, and other homes. A Friday meeting at Evangelical Lutheran Church featured a CAS Office playlet by Mark Whitmore and Frederick High School students. many local residents attended, including Mrs Himes and Mr Thomas. Also noted: CAP Holter earned second place in the Coast Guard Trophy Match at Camp Perry among 52 ROTC riflemen in finals with over 4 500 competitors overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens Department
Family Department
Family
Ene Ees
CAS
Athe Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mark Whitmore
Frederick High School
Mongay
Samuel Ausherman
Franklin Birely
Mi BR. Etchison
James H. Gambrill
Howard Cross
James Hahn
Edward T. Helfenstein
Charles
MEDIC
Maryland College
Coast Guard
Camp Perry
Holter
Second Army
Wesease
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Childrens
Aid Society
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Warne
RCA Victor
Hi-Fidelity
Radio and Phonograph
Storm & Shipley
Phone Monument
North Market St
West Second Street
Damask
Fieldcrest
Kemp’ S
Frederick
Chateau
Adler
Byron
By Knox
Telapinch
Bryon
Knox
Curlee and
Kingsridge
Kenin
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