# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1920_S89
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uth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. 89

ad: Revs. P. Matuschka, M. J. Von der Au, H. Erck. Substi-
; A. Mehl, Th. Hartmann, J. Holstein, A. Schormann. — Teachers
J. H. Brase. Substitute: Teacher Th. H. Aufdemberge.
ayne: Revs. J. M. Gugel, Th. Schurdel, F. Wambaganss, Sr.,
dt, A. F. Bernthal. Substitutes: J. D. Matthius, J. E. Elbert,
a, PB. Schulz.
inpaukee: Revs. K. Schmidt, C. F. Dietz, H. Grueber, F. A. Hert-
gechterlein. Substitutes: Revs. H. Kowert, F. Selle, C. P. Schulz,
J. G. Schliepsiek. -
Paul: Revs. H. Bouman, P. Brammer, J. Cloeter, J. C. Meyer,
“ “gubstitutes: Revs. F. Koenig, C. G. Seltz, J. P. Klausler, A.
, W. Schneider... .
Qoncordia: Revs. C. Bernthal, C. Niermann, Geo. Mueller, L. J.
H. Schabacker. Substitutes: Revs. Th. Juengel, E. Koch, W.
L. Reith, J. F. Schmidt.
Bronxville: Revs. Aug. Brunn, M. Walker, Chr. Kuehn, O. Sieker,
emach. Substitutes: Revs. K. Kretzmann, W. Koenig, P. Loeber,
G. Schmidt.
Winfield: Revs. C. Hafner, Ed. Oelschlaeger, J. W. Behnken, P. D.
Mier A. G. Dick. Substitutes: Revs. H. Studtmann, M. Senne, M. K. OC.
: i. Wilkens, K. Karstensen. ~
L Conover: Revs. E. J. Friedrich, H. Schroeder, J. F. Wenchel, P.
Substitutes: Revs. C. Kuegele, F. H. Meuschke, G. E. Long, W. D.

B. Institutions of Respective Districts.

. Oakland: Rev. A. Brohm; Mr. P. W. Ehlen; Revs. G. Jacobsen,
ebe.- Substitutes: Revs. A. E. Michel, A. Hansen, G. Smukal, H.

aie, W. Troeger. :
Portland: Revs. C. J. Beyerlein, F. Dobberfuhl, Oscar Fedder, C. H.

ard. Substitutes: Revs. E. H. Brandt, F. Westerkamp, H. C. Ebeling,

Fehe. — Teachers P. Hillmann, H. Roecker.

fs. Porto Alegre: The Board for Home Missions in Foreign Countries.

Directors of Concordia Publishing House.

Newly elected: Rev. J. H. C. Fritz; Teacher G. Runge; Messrs. H.
irmann, C. Schroeter. (Remaining in office: R. Leonhardt, W. Jung-\
&, Geo. D. Carl.)

7 Mission Boards. ‘

]. Home Missions in North America: Revs. C. F. Dietz, H. Grueber,
Selle; Messrs. F. Ruenzel, Ernst Kuechle. .

Home Missions in Foreign Countries: Revs. K. Schmidt, O. C.

r, E. Zapf; Messrs. Frank Buszin, C. Zollmann.

13. Foreign Missions: Prof. L. Fuerbringer, Prof. E. Pardieck; Revs.
‘Barth, R. Kretzschmar; Messrs. W. Lehr, G. Schmidt (St. Lquis, Mo).
rs at large: Prof. F. Zucker; Vice-President F. Brand; Revs. J. F.
r, P. Roesener, H. M. Zorn; Prof. Sigurd C. Ylvisaker.

. Deaf-mute Missions: Revs. J. Huchthausen, A. H. Kuntz, E. Nachts-

i; Messrs. Walter A. Ellinger, J. P. Miller (St. Paul and Minneapolis).

5. Foreign-tongue Missions: Revs. F. Markworth,. J. D. Matthius, F.

mbsganss, Sr.; Messrs. P. G. Dammeyer, H. C. Vehling (Indianapolis,

, and vicinity). '

6. Jewish Missions: Revs. S. Frey, Arthur Hanser, H. Stéup; Messrs.

erbert, A. Meyer, W. F. Weber.

I. Indian Missions: Revs. O. Boettcher, G. Fierke, F. H. Siebrandt;

Ars. Robert Genrich, C. Telschow (Wausau, Wis., and vicinity).

8. Immigrant and Seamen’s Missions: Revs. A. Beyer, J. C. Borth;

sts. H. Brummer, N. A. Stemmermann. (Remaining in office: Rev.

Merkel ; Messrs. H. Ressmeyer, Theo. Lamprecht). oO

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