# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1884_S131
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Annual Reports of the District Presidents. Western District. 1884.   131

8. Pastor O. F. Voigt, who had resigned his office in Friedheim,
Mo., was called by the congregation near Farley, Platte Co., Mo., and
was installed there by Pastor Hafner on Misericordias Domini Sunday.

III. Left the District:

a. By transfer to other districts:

1. Pastor F. W. Müller moved into the Middle District, and

2. C. Wünsch, c. r. m. [candidatus reverendi ministerii —
candidate for the reverend ministry], accepted a call into the Iowa
District.

b. By resignation from office:

Pastor L. Wagner, previously missionary and traveling preacher in
California.

IV. Changes Among the Teachers:

1. Teacher A. Tröller of St. Louis took up a teaching position in
the Wisconsin District.

2. Teacher J. G. Röcker of St. Charles moved into the Illinois
District.

3. Teacher Keller had to resign his office at the orphanage near
St. Louis.

V. Visitations and Investigations were held:

1. In the Northwest Missouri District:

by Professor Pieper in the congregation of Pastor Nething at
Lincoln, Mo.

2. In the Kansas District:

a. by Visitor Pastor Zschoche in the branch congregation of Pastor
Jungcks near Palmer, Kans.;

b. by Pastor Vetter in the Zion congregation, previously served by
Pastor Schwemley, in Ford County, Mo.;

c. by Pastor Link in the congregation of Pastor C. Meyer at
Herndon, Rawlins Co., Kans.

3. In the Southern District, the congregation of Pastor F. W.
Pennekamp and the schools of Teachers Welp and Wukasch in Frohna, Perry
Co., Mo., were visited.

F. J. Biltz,
President of the Western District.