# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1905_S150 # AI translation — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 150 Proceedings of the 26th General or 3. Into the Kansas District: The pastors: B. Schrein; H. Maas; A. C. Frank; E. Remlinger. Candidate for the teaching office: M. Gade. The congregation (Zion) in Clay Co., Kans. 4. Into the Illinois District: The pastors: W. F. Wilk; A. Wangerin; M. Krüger; H. Vatthauer; A. Semmann. The teachers: L. Abraham; L. H. Brackmann; G. Grefe; H. Hoppe; F. G. Krumsieg. The candidates for the teaching office: C. J. Brüning; A. Gümmer; W. M. E. Laufer; J. Hue; L. O. Schäfer; A. Persson; M. Rabe; Chr. Scheiderer. 5. Into the Middle District: Pastor: A. Häntzschel. 6. Into the Southern District: The pastors: L. Röhm; G. J. Ristow; F. Pebler; Prof. O. Reisig; K. Manz; A. Bohot; W. H. Lash; R. Fehlau; G. A. Schimmel. Teacher: G. A. Jakobik. The candidates for the teaching office: A. Winges; R. Siegel. 7. Into the Michigan District: The pastors: A. Spiegel; L. Nüchterlein; J. Lohrmann; F. Wittfant (from the Honorable Wisconsin Synod). The congregation (Dreieinigkeits, i.e. Holy Trinity) at Reese, Mich. 8. Into the Wisconsin District: The pastors: J. M. Kempff (from the Saxon Free Church; formerly a missionary in India); G. E. Lüdtke (from the Honorable Wisconsin Synod). Teacher: G. R. Mundinger (from the Honorable Wisconsin Synod). Candidate for the teaching office: F. Lübker (called by the Indian Mission Commission). The congregation (Pella) at Waupun, Wis. 9. Into the Iowa District: Pastor: J. H. Lindemeyer. The candidates for the teaching office: A. Behnke; V. Catenhusen; A. A. L. Frese. 10. Into the Nebraska District: Candidate for the preaching office: G. Chr. Barth. Candidate for the teaching office: Th. H. Aufdemberge. ──────── Division of Several Districts. I. "The Southern District of the Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States, at its last convention at Serbin, Tex., from June 29 to July 5, 1904, after mature deliberation of the reasons for and against, resolved that it would be for the good of Lutheran Zion in the South if, from its present synodical territory, two...