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Correspondence of Charlotte R. Willard

Title	Correspondence of Charlotte R. Willard
Author	Amerikan Bord Heyeti (American Board)
Publication Date:	1924-12-30
Publication Place	Marsovan (Merzifon, Turkey), Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey -
Subject	Teachers
Type	Document
Language	Ottoman
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	92
Physical Dimensions	Handwriting
Library:	SALT Research Collections
Library Asset ID	ABANEMEI04745001
Record ID	43926
Library Location	SALT Research
Date	1924-12-30
Notes	Primarily includes correspondence between Charlotte R. Willard and Luther R. Fowle on financial matters, such as money transfers to various people out of the station, vouchers and remmitances, the summary statements of accounts and expenses, appropriations made by the Woman's Board and the American Board, lira and dollar accounts and the currency exchange related with these accounts, and the handling of personal missionary accounts. Correspondence also covers subjects such as the reopening of the school, opening a college in Greece and removing "Anatolia" from the name of the school, a teacher shortage, immigrating Armenians, and house rent contracts.

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Correspondence of Charlotte R. Willard

Author Amerikan Bord Heyeti (American Board)

Publication Date 1924-12-30

Publication Place Marsovan (Merzifon, Turkey), Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey -

Subject Teachers

Type Document

Language Ottoman

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 92

Physical Dimensions Handwriting

Library SALT Research Collections

Library Asset ID ABANEMEI04745001

Record ID 43926

Library Location SALT Research

Date 1924-12-30

Notes Primarily includes correspondence between Charlotte R. Willard and Luther R. Fowle on financial matters, such as money transfers to various people out of the station, vouchers and remmitances, the summary statements of accounts and expenses, appropriations made by the Woman's Board and the American Board, lira and dollar accounts and the currency exchange related with these accounts, and the handling of personal missionary accounts. Correspondence also covers subjects such as the reopening of the school, opening a college in Greece and removing "Anatolia" from the name of the school, a teacher shortage, immigrating Armenians, and house rent contracts.