# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1923_S7
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Ev. Luth: ‘Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1923. q

omination Committee for Committee on Appeals.
‘No committee on ‘appeals having been appointed by the Presi-
at, the following were elected from the floor to nominate candidates

committees on appeals: Rev. H. Schroeder (Eastern), Rev. Paul
ad enfeldt (Central), Vice-President G..Bernthal (Cal.-Nev.).
— presented a double row of candidates for each committee on
appeals which resulted in the election of the following candidates.
Fammittec 18 A (appeals of Pastor Kunstmann of South America
‘end Rev. H. Reinitz,, Hoosier, Sask.; Can.): Revs. Paul Schulz,
Springfield, Ill.; Prof. Th. Engelder, Springfield, Ill; Rev. P. Eick-
-gtaedt, Laporte, Ind.;. Teacher John A. Klein, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. E.
“©. Lothman, of Kentucky. Committee 18 B (appeals of Mr. H. W.
. Ohide, Snohomish, Wash.; Mrs. Lampe, St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. and
"Mrs. H. F. Pieper, Edwardsville, Il].; Mr..and Mrs. Whipple, St. Paul,
Minn.; Pastor Fuhrmann): Prof. Theo. Buenger, St. Paul, Minn.;
Rev. J. Huchthausen, Minneapolis, Minn.; Rev. George Meyer, Sey-
- mour, Ind.; Teacher T. H. Breihahn, St. Joseph, Mich.; Mr. Edward
" Hagist, of California. ;

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Nomination Committee on Elections.

The Judge of Elections, Rev. J. T. Destinon, of Pomeroy, Iowa,

_ also arranged for an election of a Nominating Committee on Elec-

tions, which resulted in the following elections: Pastors L. J. -

>» Schwartz, H. Hohenstein, A. L. Oetjen; lay delegates J. Piepkorn,
“HL Ahlbrand, H. Merkel; Teachers L. Becker, J. Weiss, Theo. Wilder.

The Press.

Announcement was made that daily reports of the sessions could
be found in:the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette and News Sentinel.
A daily German report was published by the Fort Wayne Freie
Presse-Staatszettung. The editors of the Lutheraner and the Lu-
theran Witness were also requested to publish a summary report of
the convention in the next issues. - .

Committees..

The reports, memorials, and petitions to Syriod were referred to
special committees as published in the official organs. These com-
. mnittees considered them and made recommendations to Synod.
During the first session necessary changes in these committees were
announced. At the close of the session the committees met to arrange
for time and place of meeting. .At this time’all unprinted memorials
‘were also given to the respective committees. Some committees had
. met prior to the opening of Synod and had portions of their reports’
_ completed in timé for the first session. A complete roster of com-
Iittees and of memorials assigned them ‘is given“on pages 24—-26 of
the German Report.