The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05

For crippled children ..........
For contributing to delinquency. l
Unofficial hearings, no record. SO
Total hearings ................ "a
Number of matters and complaints
settled out of court by proba-
tion officer ................... 663
Number of runaway children ap-
pretended and returned to their
homes in this and other states IA
NUMBER OF CHILDREN COMMIT
TED TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS:
GlTlS u. "
Number of children returned to
Industrial Schools as second
termers .................. L
Number of dependent children
committed to Children's Home 9
Number of defendant children
committed to individuals. go. Q
Number of dependent children re-
leased from Children's Home
and returned to parents or rela-
tives ................ 2
Number of delinuent children
paroled from Industrial schools 4
Number of delinquent children on
parol during the year. ........ 16
Number of delinquent children
from county now in Industrial
schools ...... ...............'
Number of dependent children
now in Children's Home. ..... 25
Number of dependent children in
private homes -. !..... "a
Total number of dependent chill
dren in county ............... AZ
Number of juveniles detained in
detention home during the
year .................. ~
Cost Of boarding juveniles in de-
tention home during year. .$32.2s
Value of stolen property re- q
covered from children and
returned to owners .$782.0(
Amount of money paid in by
children to make restitution
for property and money stol-
| Gil GI6.1s
Amount of money paid in by
parents by order of courts
and paid out for support of
minor children ......... .56S47I
Estimated number of miles
traveled> answering dalls,
making Investigations and
conveying children to Indus.
, trial Schools .....j......... $780,
. Amount of incidental expenses
4 making Investigations, serv-
ing warrants, citations, or
other orders of the court, in
, cluding transportation to In
dustrial Schools, and making
Investigations for mothers
I pensions ........ ..........% 4V'o'
MOTHERS PENSION DEPT.
From August 1, 1920, to August 1
1921:
Number of applicants on roll Aug
, ust 1, 1920. .................... q
> Number of children benefited. d.... g.
Number of visits to homes Of
, mothers during year. ......... s,
Number of applications filed dur
0 ing year ............
a Number Of investigations made on
new applications ...........
q Number of hearings ..........
Q Number of applications allowed
. during year ..r.!.......,....
Grounds For AIIowanc
/, Husbands deserted ..........
q Husbands disabled .............
q Husbands dead ................
/, Number of pensions modified dur
? ing year ...................
. Number of Pensions During Year
4 and Reasons Therefor:
4 Applicants remarked ...........
q Total number of mothers draw
ing pensions August 1, 1921. -.
a Number of children benefited. :.
Maximum amount paid monthly
TO mother and children. :. $3.50
Minimum amount paid monthly
to mother and children. ..... 100
Age of oldest mother. .......... 4
n Age of youngest mother. ........
Total amount paid mothers
= during the year ......... $5,691.O
Grand total of all moneys re-
o ceived from all sources
, and paid out, including Or :
ders issued for mothers'
* PENSIONS .............. Sll09 y
And, in closing, l desire to expires
3 my appreciation of the cooperate
of the court and hoard of county vi
itors.( 7 also desire to thank the new
paper representatives and all officer