# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1860_S28
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in Lafayette Co., Mo., been called to be their preacher, installed in
his office there by Pastor J. M. Hahn.

17. After Pastor Streckfuss had accepted a call from the Evang.
Luth. Ebenezer congregation in Washington Co., Ill., he was solemnly
installed in his office there on Sunday Jubilate, April 29, 1860, by
Pastor P. J. Baumgart.

18. On Sunday Exaudi, May 20, 1860, the candidate of theology,
Mr. E. B. K. Böse, was, after completing his studies at the Concordia
Seminary in St. Louis, passing the prescribed examination, and
accepting a regular call from the Zion district of the Evang. Luth.
congregation at St. Louis, solemnly ordained by me and installed in
his office, with the assistance of Pastors Th. J. Brohm and J. F.
Bünger, with obligation to the confessional writings of our Church.

19. On the 1st Sunday after Trinity, June 10, 1860, Mr. Gotthold
Gruber, candidate of theology, was, after receiving a call from the
congregation at Dissen, Cape Girardeau Co., Mo., installed there in
his new office by Pastor Th. Gruber.

20. On the 13th Sunday after Trinity, September 2, 1860, Mr. H.
Wunderlich, candidate of theology, was, after receiving and accepting
a regular call from the Evang. Luth. congregation at Town Worth, Cook
Co., Ill., solemnly ordained and installed in his office by Pastor W.
S. Stubnatzi, with obligation to the [confessional] Symbols of our
Church.

21. After Pastor L. Geyer had received and accepted a regular
call from the Evang. Luth. Zion congregation at Carlinville, Macoupin
Co., Ill., he was installed there in his new office by me on the 10th
Sunday after Trinity, August 12, 1860.

22. On the 11th Sunday after Trinity, August 19, 1860, Pastor J.
P. Th. Jungck, after being duly called to be preacher of the Evang.
Luth. St. Peter's congregation at Panthergrove, Woodford Co., Ill.,
was installed in this his new office by Pastor F. Ruff.

Other Changes in Office.

1. Pastor E. Riemenschneider has laid down his office owing to
bodily weakness.
2. Pastor N. Volkert, who had unfortunately fallen into sins of
sexual immorality, has resigned voluntarily.
Regarding the visitation trips I undertook in the past year, I
must report that, unfortunately, I was so often called upon to settle
disputes in congregations and found myself obliged to visit some
congregations repeatedly, that I was thereby prevented from visiting
many other congregations that have not yet been visited at all. Thus
I was twice in Grand Prairie, Ill., at the present congregation of
Pastor Streckfuss; twice in Neu-Gehlenbeck, Ill., at the present
congregation of Pastor Moll; twice in Staunton, Ill., at the present
congregation of Pastor Schliepsiek. I also visited for the second