Lebanon Valley College
BULLETIN
Vol. XXVI JUNE, 1937 No. 3
Supplementary Report
Giving Financial Statement of the
Business from July I, 1936, to
June I, 1937
Presented to the Board of Trustees at their
Annual Meeting, Friday, June 4, 1937
Entered as Second-Class matter at Annville, Pa., under the Act of August 24, 1912
Exhibit A
BALANCE SHEET
JUNE 1, 1937
ASSETS
I. Current Funds;
A General:
Cash $3,014.10
Investments, Notes Receivable 11,469.87
Accounts Receivable, Students 23,574.33
Advances Receivable:
Farm Account 1,474.69
Inventories:
Dining Hall Supplies $1,046.00*
Laboratory Supplies 1,825.00 2,871.00
Deferred items — Frepaid insurance 3,057.78
Deficit, per Exhibit B 44,897.04
90,359.01
B Restricted:
Cash 1,473.19 $91,832.20
II. Loan Funds :
Cash 1,919.62
Notes Receivable 5,162.12 7,081.74
III. Endowment end Other Non-Expendable Funds:
Cash ~ ~ 817.96
Bonds 419,417.11
Stocks 408,032.56
Mortgages 20,750.00
Notes Receivable 20,261.71
Real Estate (Farms) 47,476.25 916,755.61
IV. Plant FundB
Invested in Plant:
Lands 39,000.00
Buildings 495,219.84
Underground Heating, Plumbing and
Electrical System 17,089.39
Equipment 110,654.89
Current Additions and Betterments
from General Fund 1,356.25 663,320.37
v. Agency Funds:
Cash 636.28
Advances Receivable from General lund 183.19
Ferm Account: Improvements 2,500.00
Deficit 2,471.20 4,971.20 5,790.67
Total Assets $1,684,780.59
2.
LIABILITIES AND FUNDS
Exhibit A
BALANCE SHEET
JUNE 1, 1937
I. Current Funds:
A General i
Notes Payable
Accounts Payable
Advances Payable:
Agency Funds
Students* Deposits
Students' Activities
Deferred Credits:
Unearned income, per Schedule B-l
Reserve--Doubtful Accounts Receivable,
Students
B Restricted:
Funds
II, Loan Funds:
Funds
III. Endowment and Other Non-Expendable Funds:
Endowment Funds:
General
Restricted:
Student Aid
Other
Annuity Funds
IV. Plant Funds:
|61,8€6.40
7,835.04
183.19
2,952.95
422.16
11,499.27
5,600.00
90,359.01
1,473.19 191,832.20
7,081.74
#684,963.91
$134,371.66
95,020.04 229,391.70 914,355.61
2,400.00 916,755.61
Net Investment in Plant:
Balance July 1, 1936
Add, Current Investment in Plant
from General Fund
V. Agency Funds :
Farm Account:
Notes Fayable
Advances Payable
Funds *
661,964.12
1,356.25 663,320.37
4,000.00
1,474.89
315.78 5,790.67
Total Liabilities and Funds
$1,684,780.59
Exhibit B
STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUNDS
JULY 1, 1936 TO JUNE 1, 1S37
INCOVE
Educational and General, per Schedule B-2,
Sec. I $128,118.22
Auxiliary Enterprises and Activities, per
Schedule B-2, Sec. II 51,538.25
Non-Educational Furpose6, per Schedule E-2,
Sec. Ill 373.45
Total Income $180,029.92
EXPENSES
Educational and General, per Schedule B-3,
Sec. I 128,460.59
Auxiliary Enterprises and Activities, per
Schedule B-3, Sec. II 60,565.52
Non-Educational Expenses, per Schedule B-3,
Sec. Ill 2,035.e9
Total Expenses 191,062.00
Net Los6 for the period July 1, 1936 to
June 1, 1S37 11,032.08
ANALYSIS OF DEFICIT ACCOUNT
Net Loss for the period July 1, 1936 to
June 1, 1937 as shown above 11,032.08
Additions and Betterments, invested in Plant dur-
ing the period July 1, 1936 to June 1, 1937 1,356.25
Total Debits to Current Fund Surplus Account 12,388.33
Deficit July 1, 1936 32,508.71
Current Fund Deficit June 1, 1937 carried
to Balance Sheet "Exhibit A" $44,897.04
4.
Schedule B-l
STATEMENT OF CURRENT INCOME
JULY 1, 1936 TO JUNE 1, 1937
I. Educational and Generals
(1)
Student Income:
A School of Liberal Arts and
Sciences:
i
Tuition
$73,
,023,
.35
Less Scholarships
12,
,200,
,50
$60,822.85
Matriculation Fees
1,707.60
Biology Fees
2,077.00
Chemistry Fees
1,746.00
Physics Fees
230.00
Psychology Fees
141.00
Practice Teaching Fees
1,085.00
Graduation Fees
1,185.00
$68,994.45
B Auxiliary Educational Schools t
Extension School
1,270.00
Music School
29,856.19
Saturday School
1,466.00
Summer School
1,954.42
34,546.61
(2)
Endowment Income
General Purposes
24,568.25
(3)
Gifts and Grants:
Benevolence
Other
5,754.02
515.00
6,269.02
(4)
Other Sources:
Chemical Analysis by Dr.
Bender
68.25
Interest on Current Fundi
5
993.31
Library Income
405.00
Group Life Insurance
705.00
Rent for Chapel
15.00
2,186.56
Total Educational and
Gene:
ral
Income
136,564.89
II. Auxiliary Enterprises and Activities:
(1) Dormitories:
Rentals
Cleaning Fees
(2) Dining Hall:
Students ' Board
Sale of meals to others
Sale of food and operating supplies
(3) Placement Bureau Income:
16,308.85
650.25 16,959.10
37,311.80
250.33
25.62 37,587.75
44.00
Total Income Auxiliary Enterprises
and Activities
54,590.85
5,
Schedule B-l
STATEMENT OF CURRENT INCOME
JULY 1, 1936 TO JUNE 1, 1937
III. Income for Non-Educational Purposes!
Miscellaneous $373.45
Total Income #191,529.19
Amount applicable to period July 1, 1936
to June 1, 1937, per Schedule B-2 180,029.92
Total Unearned Income, carried to Balance
Sheet, Exhibit A #11,499.27
6.
Schedule B-2
STATEMENT OF CURRENT INCOME
JULY 1, 1936 TO JUNE 1, 1937
I. Educational and General t
(1) Student Income;
A School of Liberal Arts and Science 468,994.45
B Auxiliary Educational Schools 34,546.61
Total Student Income applicable
to year 103,541.06
Income applicable to eleven month
period covered by report equals
11/12 of $103,541.06, or $94,912.64
(2) Endowment Income for General Purposes;
Estimated annual endowment income
for operating expenses 27,000«00
Income applicable to eleven month
period covered by report equals
11/12 of $27,000.00, or 24,750.00
(3) Gifts and Grants 6,269.02
(4) Other Sources 2,186.56
Total Income for Educational and
General Purposes $128,118.22
II. Auxiliary Enterprises and Activities;
(1) Dormitories;
Income applicable to year 16,959.10
Income applicable to period
covered by report equals
17/18 of £16,959.10, or 16,016.93
(2) Dining Hall;
Income applicable to year 37,587.75
Income applicable to period
covered by report equals
17/18 of £37,587.75, or 35,477.32
(3) Placement Bureau 44.00
Total Income from Auxiliary
Enterprises and Activities 51,538.25
II. Income from Non-Educational Purposes; 373.45
Total Income applicable to period
July 1, 1936, to June 1, 1937 $180,029.92
7 c
Schedule B-3
STATEMENT OF CURRENT EXPENSES
JULY 1, 1936 TO -JUNE 1, 1937
I. Educational and General:
(1) General Administration and Expense;
A General Administrative Offices:
Miscellaneous #265.06
Office Supplies 370.19
Postage 359.69
Salaries 14,967.44
Stationery and Printing 358.30
Telephone and Telegraph 178.85 #16,499.55
B General Expense:
Advertising, General 371.34
Advertising, Bulletins and Catalogs 525.02
(2)
Alumni Expense
113.22
Alumni Secretary, Salary and
Expense
821.76
Auditing and Accounting Service
268.75
Commencement Expenses
20.63
Compensation Insurance
232.92
Credit Adjustment Service
101.37
Diplomas
87.00
Group Life Insurance
1,597.78
Lecture Expense
124.00
Membership Dues
163.50
Miscellaneous
817.39
Press Service
894.66
Robbery Insurance
138.51
Student Solicitation Expense
1,989.37
Travel and Entertainment,
Faculty
50.00
Officers
873.24
9,190
46 #25,690.01
Instruction and Research:
A School of Liberal Arts and Science:
Salaries, Faculty
56,239.52
Salaries, Student Assistants
1,296.90
Salaries, Practice Teaching
560.00
58,096
.42
Departmental Expenses:
Biology Laboratory
771.51
Chemistry Laboratory
900.96
Physics Laboratory
592.14
Psychology Laboratory
182.93
2,447
54 60,543.96
B Auxiliary Schools:
Extension School:
Faculty Salaries
800.00
Miscellaneous Expenses
329.58
1,129
58
8.
Schedule B-3
STATEMENT OF CURRENT EXPENSES
JULY 1, 1936 TO JUNE 1, 1937
I. Educational and General t
(2) Instruction and Research g
B Auxiliary Schools
Music School t
Faculty Saleries
21
,783.
,1?
Practice Teaching, Salariee
and Expense
585,
.00
Music
74,
,78
Salaries — Other than Faculty
478,
,00
Stationery and Printing
, 53,
.26
Tuning, repairs, etc
930,
,13
23,904.33
Sumner School t
Faculty Salaries
852,
,46
Miscellaneous Expense
1
,082,
,61
1,935.09
Saturday School s
Faculty Salaries
871.35 $27,840,
,S5
(3) Library 1
Books and Magazines
1,490.68
Salaries
3,286.28
Supplies and Binding
il Plant:
1
142.57 4,919,
,&f.
(4) Operation and Maintenance of Physic*
802.49
Care and Maintenance of Grounds
Care of Buildings and Furniture
1,905.66
Heat
3,568.97
Infirmary
14.54
Light and Power
946.52
Miscellaneous
23.00
Operating Supplies
125.66
Planting Expense
27.00
Property Insurance
764.27
Repairs of Buildings and Equipment
999.68
Taxes
134.75
Water
Expi
snse
154.20 9,466.
,74
Total Educational and General
128,460.
,59
I. Auxiliary Enterprises and Activities 1
(1) Dormitories}
Care of Buildings and Furniture
2,997.74
Gas
2.33
Heat
3,619.96
Light
1,709.10
Miscellaneous
40.64
Operating Supplies
145.25
Property Insurance
448.90
Rent
401.74
Repairs of Buildings and Equipment
17,638.64
9.
Schedule B-3
STATEMENT OF CURRENT EXPENSES
JULY 1, 1936 TO JUNE 1, 1937
II. Auxiliary Enterprises and Activities}
(1) Dormitories, Continued
Telephone
Water
(2) Dining Hal It
Food
Gas
Laundry
Light and Power
Miscellaneous
Operating Supplies
Renewals and Repairs
Salaries and Wages
Telephone
Water
(3) Placement Bureau Expenses;
Total Expenses, Auxiliary Enterprises
and Activities
III. Other Non-Eduoational Expenses >
Debating Expense
Interest on Loans
Total Expenses for the Period
July 1, 1936 to June 1, 1937
$114.32
407.11
$27,525.73
22,835.15
166.69
377.42
414.60
114.18
169.17
526.31
8,285.16
21.70
70.61
$32,980.99
58.80
$60,565.52
100.00
1,935.89
$2,035.89
$191,062.00
10.
EXTENSION SCHOOL REPORT
JULY 1, 1936 TO JUNE 1, 1937
Incomes
Registration Fees
Tuitions
First Semester
Second Semester
Sees
$717.00
513.00
Salaries
Traveling and miscellaneous expenses
Profit
140.00
1,230.00 #1,270.00
800.00
329.58
SUMMARY OF ENDOWMENT FUND INVESTMENTS
JUNE 1, 1937
Farms
Bonds s
Industrial
Public Utility
Railroad
Real Estate
Stocks j
Preferred
Common j
Auto Accessories
Automobile
Aviation
Bank
Broadcasting
Building
Copper
Electric Equipment
Food
Miscellaneous
Office Equipment
Oils
Rubber
Steel
Utility
Mortgages
Notes Receivable
Cash awaiting investment
Amount
Percentage
Invested
of Total
$47,
,476,
,25
5.18
|9,600.00
1.05
213,769.64
23.34
137,249.31
14.98
58,798.16
6.42
419.
,417,
,11
121,699.50
13.29
14,400.00
1.57
12,793.36
1.40
10,148.21
1.11
76,100.00
8.31
5,800.00
.63
17,500.00
1.91
22,200.00
2.42
12,000.00
1.31
5,500.00
.60
1,200.00
.13
8,000.00
.87
28,000.00
3.06
13,300.00
1,45
27,900.00
3.05
31,491.51
3.44
408
,032,
,58
20
,750,
,00
2.27
20
,261,
= 71
2.21
915.
,937,
817,
,65
..96
100.00
$916.
,755,
.61
11.
ENDOWMENT FUND INVESTMENTS
JUNE 1, 1937
Amount
FARMS
Farm at East Berlin
Farm at Shiremanstown
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
$10,000 Warner Company
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
10,000 American & Foreign Power Company, Inc.
10,000 American Utilities Service Corporation
15,000 Associated Electric Company
5,000 Canadian Utilities Limited
15,000 Central States Electric Corporation
10,000 Citie6 Service Company, Cvt.
5,000 Cities Service Company x.w.
10,000 Cities Service Company w.w.
10,000 Cities Service Power & Light Company
25,000 Consolidated Gas Utilities
5,000 Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates 1st Mortgage
10,000 General Public Utility 1st Lien
5,000 Genesee Valley Gas Company, Inc.
10,000 International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
10,000 Interstate Power Company
10,000 Jacksonville Gas Company
10,000 New England Gas and Electric Association
10,000 Portland General Electric Company
5,000 Southwest Gas Company of Oklahoma 1st Mortgage
10,000 Standard Power and Light Corporation
10,000 United Light & Power Corporation
8,000 United Light and Railways Company
5,000 Winnipeg Electrio Company General Mortgage
223,000
RAILROAD BONDS
10,000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
10,000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
15,000 Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Company
15,000 Chicago & Alton Railroad
10,000 Colorado and Southern Railway Company
10,000 Erie Railroad Company
10,000 Erie Railroad Company
10,000 Illinois Central Railroad
10,000 Illinois Central Railroad Company and Chicago, St. Louis and
New Orleans Railroad Company
15,000 Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
10,000 Missouri Kansas & Texas Railroad
10,000 Saint Johnsbury and Lake Champlain 1st Mortgage
10,000 Southern Railway Company
145,000
12.
Rate Per Cent
Maturity
ENDOWMENT FUND INVESTMENTS
JUNE 1, 1937
Book Value
#9,776.25
37,700.00
47,476.25
Income
1944
9,600.00
$600.00
5
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
5-1/2
6
4
6-1/2
6
5
5
5
5
4-1/2
6
6
6
5-1/2
4 and 5
4-1/2
5
4-1/2
3
4-1/2
5
5
4-3/4
5
4
4-1/2
5
6
2030
9,300.00
500.00
1964
9,500.00
600.00
1961
14,000.00
750.00
1955
4,852.08
125.00
1948
14,000.00
750.00
1950
9,600.00
250.00
1963
4,400.00
250.00
1969
10,000.00
500.00
1949
9,500.00
275.00
1943
26,942.86
450.00
1956
4,861.67
100.00
1955
9,800.00
650.00
1956
4,200.00
300.00
1955
9,700.00
500.00
1957
9,400.00
500.00
1942
8,500.00
150.00
1950
9,334.03
500.00
1960
9,400.00
450.00
1954
5,000.00
300.00
1957
9,500.00
600.00
1975
9,700.00
600.00
1952
7,779.00
287.22
1965
4,500.00
400.10
213,769.64
9,787.32
1960
9,600.00
562.50
1995
9,900.00
250.00
1957
14,700.00
337.50
1949
13,500.00
450.00
1980
9 , 200. 00
450.00
1967
9,900.00
500.00
1975
9,900.00
652.09
1966
9 „ 500. 00
475.00
1963
9,900.00
250.00
2003
13,327.09
600.00
1978
9,200.00
225.00
1944
9,422.22
250.00
1956
9,200.00
765.00
137, 249,31
5,767.09
ID,.
ENDOWMENT FUND INVESTMENTS
JUNE 1, 1937
300
REAL ESTATE BONDS
$500 Agar Packing and Provision Company
5,000 Atlanta Medical Arts Building, Atlanta, Georgia
5,000 Broadway & 41st Street Building
8,600 Lemoyne Trust Company, Pennsylvania
5,000 Loutellus Apartments, Pittsburgh
4,000 Ruskin Corporation
500 Sheridan-Belmont Hotel Company, Participating Certificate
42,200 United Brethren Publishing House
70,800
448,400 Total Bonds
Shares PREFERRED STOCKS
100 Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company
200 American Cities Power and Light
100 Birmingham Electric Company
100 A. M. Byers
100 Central Maine Power Company
60 Central Electric & Telephone Company
100 Electric Power & Light Company
100 Iowa Electric
25 Iowa Electric
50 A. S. Kreider Company
70 A. S. Kreider Shoe Company
100 New England Power Association
100 New England Public Service Company
100 Penn Central Light and Power Co., Inc. Cumulative
4 Pennsylvania Power & Light Company Cumulative
5 The Potomac Edison Company
100 Utah Power 4 Light Company, Inc.
1,414
COMMON STOCKS
AUTO ACCESSORIES
100 Bendix Aviation
100 Electric Auto Lite
100 Houdialle-Hershey Corporation "B"
AUTOMOBILE
200 General Motors
AVIATION
100 Curtis Wright A
100 Sperry Corporation
100 United Aircraft
300
BANK
300 Chase National Bank of New York
14.
ENDOWMENT FUND INVESTMENTS
JUNE 1, 1937
Rate Per Cent
Maturity
Book Value
Income
5
1946
$500.00
$12.50
6-1/2
1938
5,000.00
325.00
3
1944
4,000.00
150.00
5
1929
8,500.00
350.00
6-1/2
1936
4,000.00
+
3
1950
4,000.00
113.00
500.00
+
2
1934-53
32,298.16
+
58,798.16 950.50
419,417.11 17,104.91
3 9,500.00 150.00
2-3/4 9,500.00 412.50
6 ' 9,300.00 337.50
7 9,549.50 +
6 9,500.00 375.00
6 3,100.00 360.00
6 9,700.00 +
7 9,200.00 ♦
6-1/2 2,250.00 161.73
5-1/2
5-1/2 12,000.00 467.50
6 ' 9,500.00 1,228.41
7 9,200.00 +
5 9,300.00 250.00
5 400.00 20.00
7 500.00 35.00
7 9,200.00 145.83
121,699.50 3,943.47
4,600.00
25.00
5,200.00
60.00
4,600.00
37.50
14,400.00
122.50
12,793.36
25.00
2,500.00
¥
4,448.21
+
3,200.00
50.00
10,148.21
50.00
20,500.00
280.00
1 5 .
ENDOWMENT FUND INVESTMENTS
JUNE 1, 1937
Shares COMMON STOCKS
100 Chemical National Eank & Trust Company
100 Empire Tru6t Company
100 Irving Trust Company
200 Bank of Manhattan Company
300 National City Bank of New York
100 Peoples Pittsburgh Trust Company
1,200
26.8
203
BROADCASTING
100 Columbia Broadcasting A
BUILDING
100 American Radiator
100 Congoleum Nairn, Inc.
50 Crane Company
50 The Glidden Company
300
COPPER
200 Anaconda Copper
100 Inspiration Copper
100 Kennecott Copper
400
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
200 General Electric Company, Inc.
FOOD
100 National Biscuit Company
MISCELLANEOUS
6.8 Agar Packing and Provision Corporation
20 Amerex Holding Corporation
Mission Corporation
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
103 Burroughs Adding Machine
100 National Cash Register
OILS
100 Atlantic Refining Company
100 Consolidated Oil
100 Ohio Oil Company
100 Plymouth Oil
100 Pure Oil
100 Socony Vacuum Oil
100 Standard Oil Company, Inc., of New Jersey
100 Transwestern Oil Company
800
16.
Rate Per Cent Maturity
ENDOWMENT FUND
INVESTMENTS
JUNE
1, 1937
Book Value
Income
111,000.00
1108.00
5,000.00
+
4,600.00
36.00
10,700.00
90.00
18,300.00
375.00
6,000.00
+
76,100.00 889.00
5,800.00 50.00
3,200.00
60.00
5,200.00
50.00
4,600.00
+
4,500.00
25.00
22,200.00
1,200.00
17,500.00 135.00
12,200.00 175.00
3,500.00 +
6,500.00 165.00
12,000.00 205,00
5,500.00 160.00
500.00
700.00
4,500.00 113.30
3,500.00 125.00
8,000.00 238.30
5,000.00
100.00
2,000.00
95.00
2,000.00
35.00
4,600.00
35.00
2,600.00
*
2,000.00
75.00
8,000.00
125.00
1,800.00
+
28,000.00
465.00
17.
ENDOWMENT FUNK INVESTMENTS
JUNE 1, 1937
COMMON STOCKS
Shares RUBBER
100 Firestone Tire and Rubber
100 Goodrich Rubber
100 Goodyear Tire & Rubber
300
STEEL
100 American Rolling Mills
100 Copperweld Steel
100 Republic Steel
100 Sharon Steel
100 United States Steel Corporation
500
UTILITY
100 American Water Works
350 Central Electric & Telephone Company
100 Central West Company Voting Certificate
200 Columbia Gas & Electric
150 Consolidated Gas Utilities
100 Electric Bond and Share
300 European Electric Rights
100 National Power and Light
150 North American Company, Inc.
21 Northeastern Water and Electric Corporation
50 Southwest Gas Company of Oklahoma
100 United Gas Improvement Company
45 Winnipeg Electric Company Certificate Non-Cumulative Class A
$350. Winnipeg Electric Company Contingent Certificate
1,766 + $350
6,695.8+f350 Total Stocks - Common
8,109.S+$350 Total Stocks
MORTGAGES
§4,750 Jacob U. Baum
5,000 Amos K. Curry
4,000 Derry Street Church United Brethren in Christ, Earrisburg, Pa,
1,000 Union Trust Company of Pennsylvania, Harri6burg, Pa.
6,000 P. A. W. Wallace
20,750
NOTES
Notes from churches and individuals
Total Investments
18.
Rate Fer Cent Maturity
6
6
6
5
5-1/2
ENDOWMENT FUND INVESTMENTS
JUNE 1, 1937
Book Value
Income
$5,100.00
150.00
3,200.00
100.00
5,000.00
50.00
13,300.00
200.00
5,100.00
30.00
3,200.00
30.00
5,000.00
+
5,100.00
30.00
9,500.00
+
27,900.00
90.00
4,600.00
20.00
1,400.00
♦
920.00
20.00
4,600.00
60.00
600.00
+
3,000.00
*
100.00
*
1,771.51
15.00
7,000.00
177.00
2,000.00
169.00
2,000.00
+
3,000.00
75.00
300.00
V
200.00
+
31,491.51 556.00
286,333.08 3,546.05
406,032.58 7,491.52
4,750.00
+
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