Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-08
0-K'S HOMESFOR
CARE OF CHILDREN
Board Of State Charities Gives Certificates
Of Endorsement to Institutions.
APPROVES TWO HUNDRED CONCERNS
Inspections of Institutions Are Made
Regularly and Those Found Lax
in Management Are Notified
to improve Conditions.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Columbus. Two hundred public
and private institutions which re-
ceive and care for children have
been given certificates of indorse-
ment by the board of state
charities. Under comparatively new
law, supervision of such institutions
is vested in this board and unless they
are found to be properly conducted
the board may order them closed.
Some half dozen institutions which
were found to be below the necessary
standard were refused certificates.
In Is other cases the board has de-
ferred action. Inspections of these
institutions are made regularly by the
board and those found lax in manage
ment are notified that If the neces-
sary improvement is not made that
they will not be permitted to continue.
Among those granted certificates of
Endorsements are:
Akron-Summit County Children's home,
Florence Crittenden home.
Alliance = Fairmount children's home
(Stark and Columbiana counties).
Observation-Disclosures County Children's
home, st. Joseph's Orphan asylum.
Defiance = Defiance County Children's
home.
Eaton-Preble County Children's home.
Findlay Hancock County Children's
nome, Friendly Inn (Hancock county de-
tention home).
Georgetown-Brown County Children's
home.
GreenviIle = Darke County Children's
home, the Brethren's home.
Hamilton-Children's home (private in
stitution).
Hillsboro-Highland County Children S
home (private organiZation).
Hudson-Cleveand Boys farm.
Lebanon-Warren County Orphan Asy-
lum and Children's home.
-Lima-Alen County Childrens home.
Louisville-St Louis Orphan asylum.
Norwalk - Huron County Children's
home.
Oberlin-Lorain County Children's home.
Sandusky-Erie County Children's home.
Sidney-Shelby County Children's home.
Springfield = Clark County Children S
home, l. o. o. F. home, Masonic home,
Oesterton Orphans home, Ohio Pythian
home
Troy-Miami County Children's home.
Urbana-Champaign County Children's
nome.
WarrensvilleZClev Girls farm.
Wooster = Wayne County Children's
home.
Xenia-Green County Children's home.
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home.
Youngstown - Mahoning County Chill
dren's home Florence Crittenton home.
Amherst-Children' Country Training
home.
Ashland = Ashland County Children $
home.
Ashtabula- -Children's home
gBerea = German Methodist Orphans
home.
Canton-Bethslan home.
Cartha age-Provincial House of the Good
Shepherd.
Tiffin-National Orphans Home of Jun
lor Order of United American Mechanics,
St Francis Orphans home.
Belefontaine-Logan County Children IS
home.
Mansfield - Richland County Children's
nome.
Cleveland = Children's Aid society,
Cleveland Protestant Orphan asylum, Hell
ena Working Girls home, Golden Rule
home (for working girls), Martha house
(for working girls), Ida Baldwin In
tants' rest, Juvenile Detention Home for
Girls, Juvenile Detention Home for Boys,
Jewish Orphan asylum, Jones Home for
Friendless Children, Day Nursery Of West
Side Deaconess cottage, Florence Crittcn-
| ton nome, HOUSE Ol tile Guou CllepHSiui
Holy Cross house, Catherine Horstman
Training Home for Girls, st. AIMS Ma
ternity hospital; st. Anthony's Home for
Boys, St. Johns Orphanage of Protest
| ant Episcopal church, st. ,Joseph's Orphan
| asylum, St Vincent's Orphan asylum,
Boys school, Rainbow Hospital for Grip
pied and Convalescent Children, Salvation
Army Rescue home, Babies Dispensary
and Hospital, the Retreat of the Cleve-
land Young Women's Christian associa-
ton, Training Home for Friendess Girls
| Cincinnati-Anne Louise inn, Bethany
Home f1r Boys, Bethany Home for Girls
| Children's Dispensary Of Miami Medica
college, Childrens hospital, Cincinnati
Free Day nursery, Cincinnati Children:
home. Cincinnati Orphan asylum, Cincin-
natl House of Refuge, Home for ColoreC
| Girls House of Mercy, Jewish Gonzales
cent home, Jewish Foster home, House
| of the Good Shepherd. Emanuel Day Nur-
sery of German Methodist Episcopal Mis-
sion society, St Aloysius Orphan asylum
| Mt. Alverno Protectory for Boys New Or
| phan Asylum for Colored Youths, st. 10
seph's Orphan asylum, Santa Maria insti
tute, St Vincent's Home for Boys, Glel
home Working and Newsboys' home, Mt
Carmel home (for working girls). Walnu
Hills Day Nursery for Colored Children.