The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05
SOCIAL SERVICE HAS
CHILD WELFARE WORK,
HYGIENE ON PROGRAM

program OF child welfare work, a
study of Americanization problems
with view to promoting better citi-
Zenship, and a series of classes in
home hygiene for women who desire
instruction along these lines, are
points to be taken up by the Social
Service bureau in the next years pro-
gram. Detailed plans of this work are
to be announced later
Elimination of a duplicated work
along child welfare lines will be in
sured through the work of the child
welfare committee of the bureau The
committee is made up of representa-
Ives of every group in the city and
county which has connection with
work of this kind.
Educational Work
A program of research and educa-
tional work along these lines will be
carried out as soon as the committee
can get under way.
Classes in home hygiene will be held
under the direction of the health di-
vision of the bureau. The classes will
be of the same type conducted last
year.
Membership of various committees
was announced at meeting of the
executive committee of the bureau in
the Y. NJ. c.. A. Wednesday.
Members of Committees.
Members of the various committees
were announced as follows:
Executive committee - Chairman,
Howard A. Dill; Thomas Tarkleson,
John 4. Hassemeier, Mrs Charles
Cook, Horace w. Kramer DR.. L. F.
Ross, DR.. George B. Hunt, Mrs. Paul
Comstock. Mrs. ]. F. Hornaday.
Finance and membership committee
John F. Hasemeier. Charles A. Nc
CURE. A. ]. Harwood, W. H. Rooney,
Samuel Fred, Z. B. Calvert, f. S. Dodd
and Robert f Heun.
Family Welfare.
Family welfare division-Mrs. ]. F.
Hornaday, general chairman; Rev
Frank Dressed, Rev. E. H. Brown, and
Rev. E. P. Miller, presiding officers;
Mrs. M. +. Warfel, Mrs. Emma Reed,
Mrs L. L. Darlington, Rev L. H.
Bunyan, J. o. Edgerton, w. Howard
Brooks, Mrs Emma Unthank. Mrs.
Elizabeth Gambler.
Better housing ommittee-Thomas
Tarkleson, E H. Harris. Louis Salza
Child welfare-W G. Bate, Mrs.
Harry Lontz, Prof. N. c. Heironimus.
Mrs. William A Bond, William A.
Bond, Mrs. F. w. Kruger, Perry Viii
son, Robert E. Heun. Father Roel!,
Gus Hafner, Julian A Smith, C. o.
Williams and Lila E. Payne.
Health Division
Health Division, D. L. F. Ross, chair
man; DR.. NJ. F. Johnston, Venereal di-
sease clinic; DR. F. w. Kruger, baby
clinic; DR.. A ] Whalon, prenatal
clinic; Dr. H. w Thompson, dental
clinic; DR.. Paul E. Williams, dental
clinic; Mrs. L. F. Ross, public health
nursing; DR.. E. R. Churchell, exami-
nation of children of pre-school age
DR.. G. B. Hunt, tuberculosis; Miss Ber-
tina E. Larsh, home hygiene classes
Mrs Rudolph G. Leeds, cooking class
es; Miss Clara Comstock, health ex-
hibits
tuberculosis committee: DR.. G. B.
Hunt. chairman. Richmond; E. H Har-
ris; DR.. Markley; Dr. ]. M. Fouts; DR..
W. L. Misener; DR.. A. ]. Whalon and
]. L. Rupe. County, outside of Rich
mond-Mrs. Lawrence Wissler, Abing-
ton township; Mrs. Clarke Grove, Bos
ton township; Mrs. Ora Dunbar, Cen
ter township; Mrs. Will Roller. Clay
township; Mrs. E. o. Beeson, Dalton
; township; w. o. Seaney, Franklin
! township; Mrs. George Davis, Green
township; Mrs. William Wilson Harri
son township; Mrs. Carl Kaufman
Jackson township; Mrs. A. R. Jones
Jefferson township; DIR. O.. N. Huff
New Garden township; Mrs. Emma
Hiatt, Perry township; Mrs. Walter
Beeson, Webster township; Mrs. E. P
Jones, Washington township.
Red Cross home service-Mrs. Pau
Comstock, chairmaL Mrs. Charles N
Cook; Benjamin A. Ball, Mrs. RALPH
Whistler; Mrs. John H. Johnson; DR.
l.. f. Ross and Eugene Quigg.
Americanization committee Mrs
Walter j. Hutton. chairman; Mrs
Charles Y Miller: Miss I.illia w. Drift
meyer; Mrs. William A. Bond and Rev
Frank Dressed.