Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1932 [PAGE 346]

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B O A R D OF TRUSTEES

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39. Edna E. Walls, Specialist and Assistant Professor, Child Salary Development and Parent Education (C&E) D 2 800 (See H o m e Economics 600) (Total salary . 3 4°°) 40. Fannie M . Brooks, Assistant Professor,Home Economics Extension (C&E) D 2950 (See H o m e Economics 250) (Total salary 3 200) 41. Mrs. Ruth C. Freeman, Extension Specialist in Home Accounts (S&E) D 1 100 (See Purnell 9°°) (Total salary 2 000) 42. Blanche L. Lewis, Office Assistant D 2 000 43. Alonzella Banta, File Clerk D 1 200 44. , Stenographer D 1 140 45. Dorothy A. Eyman, Stenographer D 1 080 46. , Stenographer D 1 020 47. Mrs. Dorine Douthit, Stenographer D 1 080 48. Mrs. Neva B. Klockner, Stenographer and Clerk D 1 320 49. Mrs. Genevieve F. Smith, Stenographer D 1 020 50. Mrs. Iva B. Forker, Stenographer D 1 080 51. County H o m e Advisers 32 @ $2000 a year all funds $64 000 Less State Appropriation1 25 000 32 @ $1218.75 from Smith-Lever and Capper-Ketcham 39 000 14 @ $1218.75 from Capper-Ketcham... 17 062 50 18 @ $1218.75 from Smith-Lever $ 21 937 50 52. County Farm Advisers 95 @ $1920 year all funds 182 400 Capper-Ketcham Extension Less State Appropriation1 114 000 (Smith-Lever$720 year Federal Funds 95 @ Extension) 68 400 Less F. C. D. Fund* 10 800 1. , Assistant in Junior Club Work (E) D $1 700 Paid Field Salaries ( 8 0 % , and A. F. C. F.. . o m e 600 2. from Smith-Lever Total Appropriation) H 57 Advisers 59 @ (1) Lulu S. Black, A. mF. rC. yF County H o m e Adviser4.. D $3°° year from T e p o a r 17 700 2 600 95 @ State appropriations Smith-Lever 39 9003 1, 1931-July 1, 1932, will be paid by the Staf !The $420 year from for the fiscal year July Total, Smith-Lever Extension $178 107 50 Department of Agriculture on the salaries of the county home and farm advisers following monthly certification for salary by the Director of Extension, 2The $10,800 Farmers' Cooperative Demonstration Fund appropriated by the United State* Department of Agriculture will be paid directly to the farm advisers through the Extension Service by the United States Treasury Office as follows: 36 farm advisers @ $300 a year $1° 800 A n additional amount of $500 is available to cover the cost of penalty envelopes for the farm and home advisers, which are purchased by the United States Department of Agriculture and shipped to Illinois for distribution 5QQ Total, Farmers' Cooperative Demonstration Fund $11 300 >To be increased in June, 1932, if any balances are available due to unused salaries accruing from advisers, butthe increase in Service. (Thisthe advisers' oneany paid fromin the salaries of the farm vacancies in an Extension the amount of does not mean county and then in another. •Permanently employed, but works temporarily in salary increase federal funds.)