Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1934 [PAGE 334]

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BOARD O F TRUSTEES

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D D D D D D D D D Salary r 800 1 120 1 018 1 018 912 I 018 I 222 967 1 018

Blanche L. Lewis, Office Assistant Verne B. Barthel, File Clerk Elizabeth E. Hudson, Stenographer Dorothy A. Eyman, Stenographer Cleo I. Meliza, Stenographer Mrs. Dorine Douthit, Stenographer Mrs. Neva B. Klockner, Stenographer and Clerk Bessie M. Ball, Stenographer Mrs. Iva B. Forker, Stenographer County Home Advisers 36 @ $1 800 a year all funds 64 800 00 Less State Appropriation 1 20 000 00 36 @ $1 244.44 a year Federal Funds 44 800 00 15 @ $1 244.44 a year, Capper-Ketcham 18 666 76 21 @ $1 244.44 a year, Smith-Lever 26 133 24 49. County Farm Advisers 95 @ $1 641 a year all funds 155 895 00 Less State Appropriation 1 87 500 00 95 @ $720 a year Federal Funds 68 395 00 29 @ $300 a year F.C.D. Funds* 8 700 00 Paid from Smith-Lever and A.F.C.F 59 695 00 66 @ $300 from A.F.C.F 19 795 00 95 @ $420 from Smith-Lever* 39 900 00 Sub-total, Salaries 50. Wages Total, Smith-Lever Extension Capper-Ketcham Extension (Federal Extension) 1. Mary E. Vanneman, Assistant in Junior Club W o r k ( E ) 2. Field Salaries (80% Total Appropriation) Home Advisers (1) Lulu S. Black,* Temporary County H o m e Adviser (2) 36 @ $1 800 a year all funds 64 800 00 Less State Appropriation 1 20 000 00 36 @ $1 244.44 Federal Fund 44 800 00 21 @ $1 244.44 Smith-Lever 26 133 24 15 @ $1 244.44 Capper-Ketcham 18 666 76

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' T h e State Appropriations for the fiscal year July 1, 1933—July 1, 1934, will be paid by the State Department of Agriculture on the salaries of the county farm and home advisers following monthly certification for salary by the Director of Extension. 3 The $9,000 Farmers' Cooperative Demonstration Fund appropriated by the United States Department of Agriculture will be paid directly to the farm advisers through the Extension Service by the United States Treasury Office as follows: 29 farm advisers @ $300 a year $8 700 An additional amount of $300 is available to cover the cost of penalty envelopes for the farm and home advisers and extension staff, which are purchased by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and shipped to Illinois for distribution 300 Total, Farmers' Cooperative Demonstration Fund 1933-1934 $9 000 3 To be increased in June 1934 if any balances are available due to unused salaries accruing from vacancies in the Extension Service. (This does not mean any increase in the salaries of the farm advisers, but an increase in the amount of the adviser's salary paid from federal funds.) •Permanently employed, but works temporarily in one county and then in another.