# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1878_S66
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B. From other districts:

1. Pastor G. A. Schieferdecker, formerly in Hillsdale, Michigan,
accepted the call of the congregation in Neu-Gehlenbeck, Madison County,
and was installed there on the 5th Sunday after Trinity, 1877, by Pastor
J. M. Hahn, assisted by Pastor J. Bergen.

2. Pastor H. W. Hömann, formerly in Colfax, Colo., was installed at
his new congregation in Darmstadt, St. Clair County, by Pastor
W. Achenbach on the 8th Sunday after Trinity, 1877.

3. Pastor A. D. Greif, until then in Little Rock, Ark., was installed
in his new office in Chandlerville, Cass County, by Pastor A. Willner on
the 11th Sunday after Trinity, 1877.

4. Pastor L. Lochner, formerly in Richmond, Va., accepted the call of
Trinity congregation in Chicago, and was installed there by Pastor
A. Wagner, assisted by Prof. A. Selle, on the 12th Sunday after Trinity,
1877.

5. Pastor Th. Mertens, formerly a traveling preacher in Iowa, was
installed at the congregation in Hensley Township, Champaign County, by
Pastor F. Lindemann on January 7, 1878.

6. Pastor A. H. Brauer, formerly in Allegheny City, Pa., was installed
at the newly formed congregation between Staunton and Worden by Pastor
J. M. Hahn on the second day of Easter, 1878.

C. From other synods:

Pastor J. Drögemüller, previously a member of the venerable Synod of
Illinois, accepted the call of the congregation in Arenzville, Cass
County, and was installed there by Pastor E. Beck on the 22nd Sunday
after Trinity, 1877.

II. Changes of office within the district.

1. On the 17th Sunday after Trinity, 1877, Pastor F. Ledebur, until
then in Bath, Mason County, was installed in his new office in Washburn,
Woodford County, by Pastor W. Krebs, assisted by Pastor C. Weber.

2. Pastor P. Hansen, formerly in Geneseo, Henry County, accepted the
call of the congregation in Worden, Madison County, and was installed
there on the 21st Sunday after Trinity, 1877, by Pastor G. A.
Schieferdecker, assisted by Pastor J. M. Hahn.

3. To the vacant pastorate in Geneseo was called Pastor E.
Mangelsdorf, who had been a year without a charge on account of illness,
and he was installed there by Pastor J. P. Günther on the 22nd Sunday
after Trinity, 1877.

4. On the 24th Sunday after Trinity, 1877, Pastor H. Kollmorgen,
formerly in Cowling, Wabash County, at his new...