Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-07-08
TEST BABIES
Of HARRISBURG
Sixty.twO Babies are Tested There,
Making That Town Hundred
Per Cent on Baby
Test.
A LIST OF THE BABIES THERE.
The Schedule is Given for the Week
in the Various Towns of
Hamilton County.
A LIST OF THE BABIES THERE.
The work of weighing and measur.

cent perfect, siXty-two babies receiv-
ing the test. The committee in charge
--Dr. Mary Nielsen Hotchkiss, Mrs.
F. E. Wilson and Miss Elinor Jones
from this city, and Mrs. w. G. Merry
man, Blairsburg township chairman
found that the weighing and measur-
ing of harrisburg babies would oc-
cupy the entire day, whereas only a
half day had been anticipated. Will
liams, which was to have been visit
ed Friday afternoon, will now be
visited Friday of this week.
For this Week.
Monday, 9 a. m.-Homer, including
parts OF Freedom and Webster town
ships, Mrs. R. G. Pierce, chairman.
Monday, 1870 p. m.-Stratford, Mar
ion township, Mrs. S. F. Holiday,
chairman.
Tuesday, 9 a. m.-Ellsworth, in
Guiding Ellsworth, Lincoln and part
of Scott townships, Mrs. Homer Brin-
ton, chairman.
Tuesday, 1870 p. m.-Randall, in
GLIDING parts of Scott and Ellsworth
townships, Mrs. William Maakestad,
chairman.
Wednesday, a. m.-Saratoga dis
trict, including parts of Hamilton and
Webster townships, Mrs. Ollie Wha-
ley, chairman.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-Stanhope,
including parts of Clear Lake, Mar
ion and Hamilton township, Mrs.
Martin Olson, chairman.
Welfare centers will be held at
Stonega, which includes the Breeze
Hill neighborhood, as well as part Of
Cass township, and at Highview,
probably Thursday, but later notices
will be given regarding these meet
ings. Mrs. w. F. Maywald of Stone
ga is chairman of her district and
Mrs. w. B. Fielder is the chairman
in Cass township. Mrs. c. H. Rowan
is the child welfare chairman of the
Highview district.
Rev. Omar Brenne has been named
chairman of Hamilton township, Mrs.
John H. Sparboe of Scott township.
Two other township chairmen re-
main to be chosen. Each will receive
personal directions from the county
chairman.
Friday, 9 a. m.-Williams, including
Williams and Rose Grove townships,
Mrs. w. P. Bossenberger, chairman.
harrisburg Babies.
Every child in Blairsburg, under
five years, was weighed and measur-
ed Friday. They were:
George William Coleman.
Doris Luella O'Connor.
Noyal Clay Coleman.
Helen Rutledge.
Delvin Rutledge.
Eva Rutledge.
Mary Burnell McVay.
Dorothy Olive Porter.
Lorene Marguerite Streveler.
Cecil Marion Coley.
Mildred Marie Coley.
Harold Black.
Wanda Marie BiSh.
Evelyn May Bish.
Francis Luyerne Schuder.
William Clark Spanier.
Erna Catherine Haviland.
Frances May Snyder.
Maurice Whitfield Bell.
Lorene Viola Bell.
Helen Margaret Bell.
Carol Agnes Bell.
Gerald Richard BozelL
Dorothy Evelyn Cormaney.
Harold Edward Pelz.
Irene Violet Segar.
Victor Joseph Segar.
Kenneth Huber Segar.
Donald Wilkinson.
Howard Wright.
Ruth Esther Etter.
Grover Mullenix.
Nora May Mullenix
Wendell Nicholson.
: Iona Nicholson.
Jack Lee Nicholson.
George Storey.
Gerald Storey.
Helen Heidick.
Hester Heidick.
Thelma Leona Moore.
Victor Eugene Moore.
Robert Ray Moore.
Richard Emerson Evans.
Geraldine Ashpole.-
Clifford shillinglaw.