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Domestic News
August 23, 1915
The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram
Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana
What is this article about?
Social service bureau places four children (two white girls, one colored boy, one white boy) from White's institute into county foster homes, totaling 18 in two weeks and saving $3,250. Efforts continue for remaining 22 children.
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RETURNS 4 CHILDREN
Four children will be taken from White's institute and placed in foster homes of the county as the result of the campaign being waged by the social service bureau. This makes a total of 18 children for whom homes have been found during the last two weeks, a saving to the county of $3,250.
The four children for whom homes have been found Saturday are two white girls, one colored boy and one white boy. There are still twenty-two children at the institute and efforts are being continued to locate private homes for some of them.
Four children will be taken from White's institute and placed in foster homes of the county as the result of the campaign being waged by the social service bureau. This makes a total of 18 children for whom homes have been found during the last two weeks, a saving to the county of $3,250.
The four children for whom homes have been found Saturday are two white girls, one colored boy and one white boy. There are still twenty-two children at the institute and efforts are being continued to locate private homes for some of them.
What sub-type of article is it?
Charity Or Relief
What keywords are associated?
Child Placement
Foster Homes
Social Service
White's Institute
County Savings
Where did it happen?
County
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
County
Event Date
Last Two Weeks; Saturday
Outcome
four children placed in foster homes; total of 18 children placed; saving to the county of $3,250
Event Details
Four children taken from White's institute and placed in foster homes by social service bureau. The four are two white girls, one colored boy, and one white boy. Twenty-two children remain at the institute with efforts continuing.