# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1923_S25
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juth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1923. 25

member of the faculty. In addition, we have the following
t professors: Stoeppelwerth, Herrling, Henrichs, and Roehrs,
of theology. Prof. emeritus Aug. Crull has been called to his
In the fall of 1920 84 new students were enrolled; in 1921, 122;
922, 126; total enrolment at the beginning of 1922—23, 338. In
4» to accommodate the students, the old building, long ago con-
:jamned by Synod, was remodeled for bedrooms, and a portable build-
erected for living quarters. “Portables” do not suit our needs;
{heir construction is too frail. — Good health prevailed. The insti-
ot ver closed.
tion was ne ACTION.
Synod granted three professors, two dormitories, one to be com-
-pleted, if possible, by February, 1924; $12,000 for boiler, stack, and
_sglterations in the heating-plant; $15,000 for boilers and bunkers, to
“pe erected in 1924. A third dormitory and the sum requested ‘for
““Jocating the campus on another: part of the college grounds -were
‘declined. $7,500 was voted for the chemical laboratory and apparatus,
but payment is to be deferred until the sums voted to other colleges
“$n 1920 for similar purposes -will have been paid.

Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wis.
(Report of Board of: Control, Condensed. Germ. Rep., p. 51.)

_ The Board of Control reported the following enrolment: 1920—21,
194; 1921—22, 205; 1922—-23,'235. Two deaths occurred in the
" gtudent-body and two in the board, Mr. W. A. Starke and his successor,
Mr. Theo. M. Krumsieg. The vacancy was filled by Mr. Martin

Keller.

The following changes took place in the faculty. _ Owing to the |
necessity of providing parallel classes, it was necessary to create
another professorship, which was done with the consent of the Board
of Directors. President M. Albrecht was elected to the new position.
The vacant presidency of the institution was filled by calling Rev. G.
Chr. Barth, The vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr. C.
Gaenssle was filled by the election of Prof. M. Graebner.

The central heating-plant authorized in Detroit was installed.
A residence was provided for the new professor by the purchase of
a dwelling adjoining the campus for $8,000.

° The board also reported that a neighboring property, 438265
feet, had been purchased by the Milwaukee congregations and pre-
sented to the institution. ,

, AcTIon.

Synod approved the creation of a new professorship during the
Past triennium and the purchase of a residence for $8,000. Two
additional professors were granted; $150,000 was appropriated for