Pulaski County Almshouse and its Inmates. The one story or poorer residence is the home of the inmates, the other of the Superintendent. County Jail and Sheriff's Residence, Eureka, Woodford County. Vermilion County Almshouse, a Well Constructed and Maintained Institution, The Peoria County Hospital, Located on the Grounds of the County Home. See INSTITUTION QUARTERLY for March 31, 1915. A glimpse of the Peoria County Almshouse, one of the best kept in the State. See INSTITUTION QUARTERLY for March 31, 1915. 1915. CERTIFIED ORPHANAGES. Certificate expires one year from date given. Corrected December 31, 1. Amanda Smith Industrial School for Girls, North Harvey, May 6, 1915. Vice President, Mrs. Chas. Henrotin, 1656 N. La Salle Street, Chicago. 2. Anna B. Millikin Home, Decatur, June 10, 1915. Superintendent, Miss Alice Caldwell. 3. Association Home, a Home for Dependent Girls, 227 South Cherry Street, Galesburg, January 15, 1915. Superintendent, Miss Clara D. Hallock. 4. Bethany Protective Association, Rock Island, June 10, 1915. Matron, Miss Josie Rounds. 5. Bethel Holiness Orphanage, Carlinville, January 8, 1915. Superin. tendent, Rev. C. C. Brown. 6. Beulah Home and Maternity Hospital of Chicago, 2142-2148 North Clark Street, Chicago, February 5, 1915. Assistant Superintendent, O. H. Richards. 7. Board of Trustees, Southern Illinois Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Creal Springs, February 10, 1915. Superintendent, Rev. Dan'l W. Hopkins. 8. Bohemian Industrial School for Girls, 5061 North Crawford Avenue, Chicago, January 2, 1915. Superintendent, Otto F. Dusek. 9. Bohemian Training School for Boys, 5061 North Crawford Avenue, Chicago, January 2, 1915. Superintendent, Otto F. Dusek. 10. Catherine Kasper Industrial School for Girls, Chicago, June 13, 1915. Superintendent, Sister M. Bertina. 11. Catholic Home Finding Association of Illinois, 506 Hearst Bldg., Chicago, April 2, 1915. Superintendent, Maurice R. Reddy. 12. Central Baptist Children's Home, Maywood, August 3, 1915. Superintendent, H. N. McGillivray. 13. Chicago Foundling's Home, 15 South Wood Street, Chicago, February 11, 1915. Superintendent, Miss Frances C. Shipman. 14. Chicago Home for Girls, 5024 Indiana Avenue, Chicago, August 3, 1915. Superintendent, Miss Helen Stevens. 15. Chicago Industrial Home for Children, Woodstock, August 3, 1915. Superintendent, Rev. W. P. Ferries, 1132 Washington Boulevard, Chicago. 16. Chicago Industrial School, Desplaines, August 3, 1915. Secretary Mrs. D. F. Brenner, Jr., 5009 Greenwood Avenue, Chicago. 17. Chicago Inner Mission Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. 127 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, February 10, 1915. President, J. N. Brandette. 18. Chicago Orphan Asylum, 5120 South Park Avenue, Chicago, Feb ruary 18, 1915. Superintendent, Mrs. C. H. Stocking. 19. Children's Home of Rockford, Rockford, February 27, 1915. President, Mrs. Ralph Root. 20. Cook County Kinderheim, 1305-6 North Rockwell Street, Chicago, October 31, 1915. Superintendent, Rev. A. F. Schlecte. 21. Country Home for Convalescent Children, West Chicago, April 22, 1915. Superintendent, Miss Elizabeth Worden. 22. Danish Lutheran Orphan Home of the Danish Lutheran Church Education Association, 3320 Evergreen Avenue, Chicago, August 8, 1915. Matron, Mrs. A. Hansen. 23. Deutscher Evangelischer Weisenhaus und Altenheim-Verein von Nord Illinois, Bensenville, August 3, 1915. Superintendent, F. Brauer. 24. Edgar County Children's Home, Paris, July 18, 1915. Superintendent, Mrs. Minnie Lynn. 25. Elgin Children's Home Association, Elgin, January 15, 1915. Matron, Mrs. MaBell M. Wells. |