C. Olson writes enclosing a money order as a mother's day remembrance, writing that God will bless Miss Berry and the Schools.
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Letter to The Berry Schools from C. P. Curtis Jr.
C. P. Curtis Jr. writes as the executor for Mrs. Russell, explaining that Mrs. Russell died over five years ago and asks that she be removed from the mailing list.
Stetson sends Berry a check for the Berry Schools.
Mr. Walker writes to Martha Berry that he and Mr. Romefelt currently plan to be present for the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Berry Schools.
Letter to Martha Berry from C. A. Guilford
C. A. Guilford sends a $25 check at the request of Mrs. Guilford who is very interested in Berry's work.
In this letter C.A. Jones, secretary to Senator Willis, tells Martha Berry that due to the lack of funds, the Senator would not be able to make a financial contribution to the Berry Schools.
Letter to Martha Berry from C. A. Zahnow
Mr. Liebold acknowledges the letter Martha Berry wrote to the office of Henry Ford about the plans for the recitation hall and heating plant. Zahnow says that Martha has their attention. This comes from the office of Henry Ford.
Donation to The Berry Schools from C.B. Scoville
A note with $100 for "some of your most deserving pupils."
Donation to Martha Berry from C. B. Scoville
C. B. Scoville donates $150 towards an annual scholarship.
Letter to E. H. Hoge from C. D. Chambers
Chambers requests license tag numbers from vehicles the recently donated to The Berry Schools from the Ford Motor Company, a Model A and a Model AA.
Letter from C.E. Baldwin to Martha Berry
Baldwin will be pleased to have Berry visit the Tubize Chatillon plant in Rome, Georgia.
Letter from C. E. Fadely of the Davey Tree Expert Company to Martha Berry
The Davey Tree Expert Company sends word to Martha Berry that their representative, Mr. George Brautigam, will report to her around the 1st of March to take care of the trees to be planted at the Schools
As Emily Vanderbilt Hammond indicated how Martha Berry would visit Miss Mason’s School, Mason invites Berry to a Thanksgiving banquet and reception at The Castle.
Letter to Martha Berry from C.E. Mason showing her excitement at Miss Berry's availability to attend her school's Thanksgiving banquet, even asking her to stay the night.
Letter to Martha Berry from Charles E. Riley
Charles E. Riley encloses $200, $100 for his annual donation and $100 for rebuilding the burned dormitory. He says that he cannot understand how so many dormitorys burn at schools, saying they must be very poorly built and there must be careless mistakes.