# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1884_S128
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128   Annual Reports of the District Presidents. Canada District. 1884.

was installed in his office on the 23rd Sunday after Trinity by Pastor
C. Zschoche.

4. Pastor H. Diemer, formerly in Pomeroy, O., called by the
congregation in Peru, Ind., was installed on Laetare Sunday by Pastor
J. H. Jox.

IV. Changes Among the Teachers:

1. Teacher G. Seitz accepted a call from the congregation in
Zanesville, O.

2. Teacher C. E. Marr moved into the Illinois District.

3. Teacher H. W. Hoppe was, by a blessed death, translated from the
church militant into the church triumphant.

V. Visited and officially inspected were:

1. By Vice-President J. H. Jox: Pastor A. Zagel and his congregation,
accompanied by Pastors Gross, Sauer, and Zschoche; Pastor Evers and his
congregation, with Pastor Spiegel. Further, Pastor F. W. Franke and
congregation; Pastor Germann and congregation — several times —; Pastor
Jungkuntz and his congregations at Gundrum and Medaryville, Ind.;
Pastor Schlesselmann and his congregations at Bremen and Woodland, Ind.

2. By Visitor Pastor C. Schmidt: a. the congregation in Lanesville,
Ind.; b. the congregation in Louisville, Ky.

3. By the undersigned: a. Pastor Dulitz, accompanied by Pastor
Querl; b. the congregation of Pastor Dankworth.

J. H. Niemann,
President of the Middle District.

9. Annual Report of the Canada District

from September 1883 to May 1884.

In our Canada District of the Reverend Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and
other states, nothing further of importance has occurred since our last
synodical session in September 1883, except for the following:

1. An investigation, in the presence of the Reverend General
President, in Middleton Township, Ontario. Our faithful God graciously
bestowed His blessing on it in such a way that a full reconciliation and
laying to rest of the pending disputes was achieved, for which God is
highly to be praised.

2. A withdrawal. The congregation at Wartburg, Perth Co., Ont.,
namely, on its own authority, and without just and godly grounds for
doing so,