Health, Disease and Mortality

School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports Rosalie Crawford went home when the school's lower school grades were abolished.

School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports Frances Roberts's mother writes that Frances is dissatisfied at Genoa and wants to return home and enter the sanatorium.

School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on the household of Irene Wasekuk, age 15. Hamner states that both parents are deceased and Irene resides with her sister Edith and her grandmother.

School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on a home visit and the Earth family's alleged reputation.

School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on a home visit and the Earth family's alleged reputation.

School Social Worker Lucile Hamner discusses Albert Jones' history during the periods between October and November 1932. References his family history, family situation, and the status of enrollment at Genoa.

An unknown school Social Worker discusses school record, family information, and status on several children attending Genoa and their families.

Document gives reason for enrollment as "This boy lives about one mile from a public school where he is permitted to attend."

Document gives reason for enrollment as, "The father of this girl is employed at the Marty Mission School where she has been attending school but has finished grade 8."

Document gives reason for enrollment as, "This child lives 5 miles from a school teaching the grade she is in. Parents are citizen Indians."