Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-29
OMAHA CRECHE LOOKS AHEAD
Bright Future Predicted in Annual
Report of the President.
MRS. KIMBAIL TELLS OF WORK
Money il Left In Treasury, Play
grounds Secured aud Fund Left
by Anna Wilson VIII
Soon Re Available.

Charity ASSOCIATION, which conducts the
Creche, the day nursery on Eighteenth
and Harvey streets. shows the orgsni-
ration in prosperous condition and the
building in repair. which Mrs. weidt, the
former matron. secured for the year and
a balance OF s77Is on hand.
The report:
A few facts concerning the past. present
and future Of this association will trust
be Of interest.
AT the annual meeting January. 1911,
officers were reelected: also members Of
the board whose terms had expired.
We accepted Mrs. Doorly's offer of one
half the proceeds Of a play TO be given
Creche. 1t was a remarkably fine produc-
ton, rejecting great credit on the players
Our share amounted TO sls4.S.
Mrs. weidt Remains.
The house committee found conditions
deplorable at the creche. owing in part
to unsanitary plumbing and more to IN
competence OF matron and helpers Con-
WINGED that a change must be made and
finding that our former mstron. Mrs
weldt. was willing to return we secured
her services.
To determine whether to make perma-
nent repairs on the building considering
the shortness OF the lease, We, Mesdames
Summers, Lemist, Rogers, Dahlman. Ken.
nedy Kimball and Misses Holdrege and
Kimball. waited upon the city fathers at
preliminary meeting, and asked for a
three years extension of the lease. They
received us courteously and the council
give us permission 10 occupv the prsser,
LOT until IL was NEEDED by the city
| Mr. Kimbau made an examination ~
the building and MANNED the necessary
renairs and the association .ccordaa hin,
a hearty vote of thanks as he s,,n.,Ir-
,erdsd the work ,r.e ~ cn,rva
u.,.,, o,s p,.s
Mrs nablmar secured IN. ga n,.r
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palS 'he en's' 'op''S Ut 'he hprh
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cruz ., our uspoSAi LOT may - ana Mrs'
Lethists eA'u party was tremendous
success. .he prizes msae masnliieen'
sno"ihs' tnree Oh .he sixteen oehs CON
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toh Daihns' anu "is' W. " ma'.he"s'
Inc Waterloo creamery turnisneu oeueious
ices Inc prooeeus Oh inc party amounted
10 aoout sf"' WIN 10" oounues sui' 70
near irom
TMough hnoness OF MI bruce the
chiidren We're gwen thelr Hrst picnic
Oh the year on june d charming aiIaf'
the uoiey rae 70 the park an eSeeheht
dinner the whole oay spent under the
trees, rolling about on the green turf as
sisted IN their games oy Mr' FAnam
smitn, whose dehshlui custom Is 10
JON lhe Ireche "hen !. goes a-picnieAlhs
hr'-bruces eheeh tor wv amply ptoV'oed
Tor several sueh ehJoyaole GAYS
Ihose Oh US VINO remained IN Town
through tue summer s''ehueu meetings
anu o",'ieu y" uenS
Dr. h"'s'e
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ions he rsn,or,hsrsd ,han r. hosra ,,,,s
gro,etnI hsa,,. of Anna wuson,. ro,.aI
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