# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1914_S161
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14th Delegate Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States, 1914.                    161

Interest received to December 31, 1912 ................. $280.96
Interest paid out to Prof. R. Pieper .................... $280.96

Interest received to December 31, 1913 .................. $280.96
Paid out to Prof. R. Pieper for poor students ............ $280.96

Total balance of the bequest fund ...................... $8,214.36.
Signed: G. Bretscher, Treasurer.

The Teachers' Seminary at River Forest, Ill., and the North
Illinois District.

1. Barbara Baas Bequest: $243.21; for poor seminary students at
River Forest; bears 4% interest.

2. F. Meyer Bequest: $373.70; for poor students at River Forest;
bears 3% interest.

3. Ernst Bollmann Bequest: $5,000; for poor students at River
Forest; bears 4% interest.

4. August Schwarz Bequest: $1,000; for the orphans at Addison;
bears 3% interest annually.

5. Siekmann-Werselmann Bequest: $250; for poor students at
Springfield; bears 3% interest annually.

6. H. Öhlerking Bequest: $1,000; for the district's widows' and
orphans' fund; bears 5½% interest.

7. Raithel Bequest near Freistatt, Mo.; ⅓ designated for the
emigrant mission and ⅔ for poor students in St. Louis; average annual
yield $140.

8. Krieg Bequest: $550; for poor students in St. Louis; bears 3%
interest.                                          Signed: Fr. Brunn,
                                         President of the North Illinois District.

Concordia College in Fort Wayne, Ind., administers the
following bequests: Reinking $325; Bleke $100; Krüger $295.92; Gerke
$500; Christiansen (yield only) $500; Holzhauer $3,973.12 (yield only
usable); Wahlers $3,820; Müsing $300; Keup $197; Piepenbrink $200;
Hobrock $100; Prange $121.22; Bollmann $5,000; Fricke (Lutherstift)
$3,343.30.

Signed: C. J. Scheimann, Treasurer.

Concordia College in Milwaukee, Wis.

Report for 1911-1913.

1. Jakob Jung Bequest; sum: $1,000; yield from 1911 to 1913:
$128.25; used to support poor pupils.

2. Ernst Bollmann Bequest; sum: $5,000; yield from 1911 to 1913,
$300.16; for the support of poor pupils.

3. "Poor Pupils' Fund" from "Anonymous," received August 4, 1913;
sum: $2,000; income: $25; for the support of poor pupils.

[Signature at the foot of the page: "11" — a printer's sheet signature, not a folio.]