# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1917_S17
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Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1917. 17

New Members.

¥-> The following were received into membership of our synodical
districts:

Churches: 1. Zion Church, Kalamazoo, Mich.; 2. St. John’s
Church, Farmington, N. Y.; 8. Redeemer Church, Orange, N. J.;
4, Peace Church, Scranton, Pa.; 5. Concordia Church, Bronxville,
N. Y.; 6. Emmanuel Church, Adell, Sheboygan Co., Wis. -

. (For conditions and recommendations with reference to Nos. 4, 5, and 6
see German Report.)

Pastors and Teachers received: —
Atlantic District: Pastors John N. C. Mohrmann, A. Schlifke,
.L. Luecke, G. Koenig, Louis H. J. Henze, Aug. F. Bobzin, B. W. Jans-
sen, Herm. M. Mohr, Lazarus Jaure (Persian missionary). — Teachers
“Pp, Jungkuntz and E. Jackisch.
Canada District: Pastors Theo. Iseler, Fr. Wegener, Hy. Bau-
ann, L. Hildebrand. — Teacher W. J. Gernand.
Eastern District: Teacher Arnold Hufnagel.
‘Michigan District: Pastors C. A. Rook, O. Sohn, Geo. Mueller,
W. Speckhard.— Teachers W. ©. Marten, Louis Schilke, Paul
olander.
Minnesota District: Pastor Sam. Nicolaiski and Candidate Her-
bert Claus.
North Dakota and Montana District: Pastors R. Hudtloff,
. Mietke, J. Koch, E. Mix, M. Kauth, R. Beck; Candidates
M. Berner, H. Burgdorf, Osw. Taege, A. Ulkus.— Teacher G. Ohl-
mann.
Northern Illinois District: Pastor E. Schmid. — Teachers E. Pott
and Rich. Engelbrecht.
Northern Wisconsin District: Candidate Kurt Daib.
Oregon and Washington District: Pastors F. Braun, W. Leck-
band, G. W. Gaertner.
South Dakota District: Pastors E. E. Foelber, P. Weinhold,
Pp, Engelbert. ,
‘ Southern District: Pastors Louis Helfrich, Martin Schaefer.
Southern Wisconsin District: Pastor Fr. Raetz and Candidate

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Sessions.

. The meetings were held in the Plankinton Hall of the Audi-
‘forium. -Fifteen business sessions were held from June 20th to
tiday, June 29th. Hours for sessions were: 9.30 A.M. to noon;
30: to 4 p.m. Each session was opened with a brief devotional

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