Wayne County Children’s Home report to commissioners
The Wayne County Ohio Children’s Home trustees submit their year ending February 28 1899 report. They praise current conditions with healthy inmates, careful management, and dedicated staff led by Superintendent Wallis E Jarvis and wife as principal. They note improvements, two teachers, nine month schooling, modern facilities, fire safety, and plans to enlarge boys waiting room while avoiding higher taxes. They critique indenture practices, advocating only if it truly benefits children, and pledge continued watchfulness to prevent mistreatment.
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WoosTrer
Wayne County
Ohio
Guntlamen
Children’s Home
Wallis E. Jarvis
Fomnerly
Ure
Cary
Rome
D V Hoffman
J A Miller
Allen Brown
A DD Metz
Board OF
Wayne County Children's Home Seventeenth Annual Report
The Wayne County Children's Home superintendent reports the seventeenth annual year ending February 28, 1499. The report praises cooperation, stresses personalized care, and notes health, schooling, and Sabbath School activity. It acknowledges difficulties with cheap labor attitudes and thanks donors, publishers, and contributors for supporting the Home and library resources.
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Wayne County Children's Home
Dickason
Hns
University
Monster
A'rpablwan
Shayne Couns
Clo Funck
FS. Spear
Wat Jarvis
Physician's Report on Wayne County Children's Home
Attending physician John J. Kinney submits a yearly report ending February 25, 1899, noting thirty visits and high praise for the Home's management and sanitary conditions. He commends the Superintendent and his wife for precautions to prevent contagious diseases.
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Wayne County Children
John J. Kinney
Laws Governing the Children Home Rules and Admissions
The document outlines the Home's legal basis and internal governance, naming the Superintendent as chief executive, the Matron and Cottage Matrons, and stipulating duties, visiting rules, resignations, vacations, discipline, cleanliness, and medical oversight. It details admission, separation, and guardianship processes for under sixteen children, including status of county infirmaries, endorsements by county commissioners, and the trustees' authority over placement and indentures.
Home Trustees to Certify Health of Applicants
The Timacetica 200 Township Trustees require all applicants to be examined by a physician and certified before admission to the Home. The board meets on the first Tuesday each month at 10 o clock A M. Questions ask about vision, limb use, intellect, strength, skin, fits, smallpox, and contagious exposure. Certificates verify the healthful condition and honesty of responses. by laws may be amended at regular meetings with two thirds concurrence.
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Board of Trustees
Sime
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Trustees” Report
General Statistics
Atarehi
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Saad Py
Edornda
Trustees of Children’s Homes
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Bernes Senet Barmacs
Pa Russ - Baker's Department
Naruet
Smith & Stoughton
Viola
HE. Willer, Wooster
Ono
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Detroit
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Petoskey
Chicago
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Toledo
Marquette
Duluth
Meath
Cleveland
Cleveland Parc
Statereon
Brartest
Put-in-Bay
Ami
Bomante
Erene Person
DEION
Glevelond Novinio Conony
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