Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1922, Page 8

ooo ever, i: is relinquished for adoption, a record is kept, so that in after years if for any reason it ts found neces- sary to trace back, sealed adoption papers are made out, and filed, so that the history of the child can be traced, at the same time guarding against inquisitive people finding out anyth.ng out ox more curiosity or for any other reason. ————— said that she future of cumfort, education and leve. and} A great many people are under the such | mistaken impres-ion that the entire amount to be raised is to be given by Natrona county, The entire amount is over $19,000, of which Natrona county’s quota is $3,000. Inasmuch ais more bab’es are cared for from Na- trona county than from any other county in the state, it is not felt that the quota for our county is exhorbit ant. The dance, which was to have been held this week, has been post: thing. ed, with minds and bodies responding | poned until next week om account of He recounts a story whese a mother | to enlightening and up-buildoing| the Red Cross real campaign. it will nockety of a great :< lost two children with a dreaded dis-| treatment, and was happy in being) continue from Monday, December 11 ec ctCLae ints, a ccuctine aeAEy [ee MTS Sere Oe wee left child-| reunited with them and with a hus-| to Saturday, the 16th. pedis au pioned cp a litleperatty = | bos Ane heart broken. A little «fri | band who loved them end looked upon) If a child ts sent to tae home, and r, Wheeler said that vo examples of the cases that have been taken « torney, which he held for some years in the * days” of Casper, Mr. Wilson aly came in contact with cases which came under the jur- sdiction of the Children’s Home so- city, and can recall many instances where waifs were cared for by the home, placed in good homes, adopted. and now are clever boys and giris with bright prospects before them, with loving foster-parents who re- gard them as their own children, and would not part with them for any- ISS HILDA WIDMAN, wide- ly known artist of Jersey City, who, in a statement te the its moral and financial Two children were given up WYO. CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY === had he continued in his past a wonderful transformation Some years ago, as Mr. Wilson re members, a mother, was separated from her husband, and jeft with four Uittle children, for whom she was un- able to care.’ They were taken by the society and cared for for a year or more. Later the mother remarried, and was able to get back her child- ren, in good health and well nourish- oy a ARE YOU FAT? A good figure is your birthright Rejuvenation through natural meth- ods. Swan Reducing System for pri- vate consulation give phone number. Address Bex A-i4, Tribune. 12-3-Tt* Irresistible Eyes * ¥ Those In Position to Know Can Recount Many In-/ fx» ong getter aoe eea stances Which Read Like Magazine Sections of | tie'Stute’ much’ mon pperp be Our Sunday Papers In Regard to Child Welfare. | was found, two days ol em as hi the’ tae wit cel WheUaad taken into eihiee of] =” nd, two days old under such | them as his own he father, or mother, as the case people of means, adopted, educated, nsta.nces that the mother agreed He recalls also a family in poor cir-|may be, is able, a small crarge ts and is now a famou' prima donna. | ‘° relinquish her right to her. Mr.| cumstances with two children. The| made for the support of the child, and | wison and the court commissioner,! woman was not healthy, and when the| it is kept until such time as the par readers know society {s ‘ This incident may be one answer to ; - society, which ie first, last and always| for by this society in our oty tbe question, “Ie ft worth WHie?" | st. P. Wheeler, worked until nearly | third child came, it was derided that)ent is able to make a home. fort} 2 Sesthee Mop Nowe! into home| The records of the st Natrona county's quota for this| midnight, Christmas eve, | preparing Id be:impossible for her to care} again and returned, and is not adopt-| lalivuseof Murine, I-has mal care| show that it costs $8, appeal for funds is $3,000.00, and if nes elae: Moy eased tick she Cay it epee se Suto net Comally See i: may WS: ee epee a criminal and send hi the readers of this paper knew all the mothe r who fos children became * Seanity oF altitaied ee ah brah 7 eiealte. a without URINE: tary. How much b | good that has been done by this s0-| ees of th o eabe Gea aol r . | adoptl eturned to the parent. | hse Joon E These Hittle children right and|cety, there would be not the least aif-| 3° wi tages that any boy|In this way, the parent does not re YES declared that it was the happiest day she had had for ten years, and she was delighted with her Christmas present. with an as trol of the child. If, how- ficulty that in rais! @ good citizens of them at an ex- ng much more than e of a few hundred dollars and s to cay nothing of now superin and is well alls another instance who are} is carrying on. | where he mi lies Jewell on the train work of similar institu-| with who looked as thou: ed cases of self-| © success and credit to| , 4 with hunge; endured by | hir He has the experience ne of years| cessary, and the heart of him is 4 society, | his work, and if he is given the proper At one| support, the society will be a greater | made an overland trip of} success than ever. e miles in an open wagon, to] W. O. Wilson, prominent attorney Sunday magazine sections | answer an appeal to come ana -fet A of our papers. little child two years old. The moth: P. er was critically ill. There was no milk within miles of the homestead | fles was found, and| society. on and potatoes. of Casper, and a man interested in everything worth while, espec'ally hings having the good of juven- heart, is also a director of this In his position of county at Wheeler, who has been 245 Hancock Miss Hilda Widman. N. J.. is now an Ave., Jersey Cit enthusiastic, wtin. g for them un have been i men. Mr. W ns years ago the he had for dir lidn't have any, but I had bread and a half cup ot. fec for supper Mr. Wheeler mediately Allie Jewell, the then superintendent of the society. She came and took this boy J found him a good home in a state, where he grew to hood, became a respectable cit!- and recently visited this city a did specimen of manhood, Mr. eler purposely refrained from civing the name of this boy, as that f@ not done with the children taken into the home. er time, said Mr. Wheeler, he said. * a slice of ted, and where some | later | w in which he re-| i] The result of the unnautral food for # child that age was that she was suf fering from the rickets, and in a very serious condition. The mother gave up the child, as she wy ble to care for it, her h ‘ weeks previous back the eighty-five road jn t her t forget the qu This child was problem | time, as it would not taste milk for a long time, still wanting potatoes and | bacon. However, it was cared nursed back to health, and © ally placed in a good home. At another time Miss Jewell rode for miles on horseback to get a child | In the coun(ry. 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The Man In The Barrel Allie Jewell brought into the office of | rardships of the open range to res —Aay, the court commissioner a mother with — s. 2A, « Adv. econd and PWV Vern Saree; SAGAS vce MAE two girls and a boy under the age of “. Phone EAGT eight y The mother confessed Yellowstone MOTOR TRUCK 8 BARSSAL Fen 1406 ANNOUNCEMENT. CASPER, WYOMIN: we Dr. William A. Bryant, who was that she was leading a life of shane, end her husband was a drunken, dis utable man, lHving on her earnings. r only home was a tent. She e up these three children to the they found good homes, and pectable and respected citizens formally with Dr. Kimball, 112 Secona, wishes to announce that has moved to the O-S building by associated with Dr. Myers. 12-3-7t > Has to Say Freight and Tax Extra | j } | (s21) Why don’t the Germans put sliders on their marks?—Greenville Pied mont. 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