# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1902_S90
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90 Proceedings of the nineteenth convention

IX. Committees for the Examination of the Synodical Reports.

The president of the Synodical Conference [*Synodalconferenz*] hereby appoints for the examination of the synodical reports the committees whose members are designated in the following list under the name of the synodical district concerned. The committee members will receive from the secretary about 1 June one copy each of the report concerned. The reports on the result of the examination should be sent in before 1 August 1904 to the president or the secretary of the Synodical Conference.

I. Michigan Synod.
Report of 1902: Pastors G. Claus and W. Hagen in Michigan. Report of 1903: Pastors A. Claus and W. Miller likewise.

II. Minnesota Synod.

Report of 1900: Pastors Fr. Sievers and W. v. Schenk. Report of 1902: Prof. H. Jürgensen and Pastor Kretzschmar in Minnesota. Report of 1903: Pastor C. Heuer and Prof. E. L. Arndt in Minnesota.

III. Missouri Synod.

1. Delegate Synod. Report of 1902: Pastors A. Bäbenroth and J. Jenny in Wisconsin.

2. Canada District. Report of 1903: Pastors Aug. Bendler and Chr. Bergmann in Wisconsin.

3. California and Nevada District. Report of 1903: Pastor H. Brockmann and Prof. Dr. W. F. A. Notz in Wisconsin.

4. Illinois District. Report of 1903: Pastors H. Ebert and H. Knuth in Wisconsin.

5. Iowa District. Report of 1903: Pastors O. Hagedorn and G. Harders in Wisconsin.

6. Kansas District. Report of 1903: Pastors H. Sieck and E. Dornfeld in Wisconsin.

7. Michigan District. Report of 1901: Pastors J. Klingmann and A. C. Haase in Michigan. Report of 1903: Pastors President C. A. Lederer and F. Soll in Michigan.

8. Minnesota and Dakota District. Report of 1903: Pastors A. Schrödel and A. Sauer in Minnesota.

9. Middle District. Report of 1903: Pastors J. Plocher and K. F. Schulze in Minnesota.

10. Nebraska District. Report of 1900: Pastors O. Koch and Prof. J. Meyer in Wisconsin. Report of 1903: Pastor C. J. Albrecht and Prof. A. F. Reim in Minnesota.