# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1923_S29
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-Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1923. 99.

: Concordia College, Oakland, Cal.
; (Report of Board of Control, Condensed. Germ. Rep., p. 71.)

‘The enrolment was as follows: 1920—21, 66; 1921922, 74;
93, 71. During the past triennium 14 graduates entered Con-
» Seminary, St. Louis. Owing to the increased attendance the
sium had to be remodeled and used for dormitory purposes;
$4,620. $1,350 was expended for the equipment of sick-rooms.
) sums were raised by the District. According to a resolution
j at the District convention of the California and Nevada
ct in 1922, the institution was offered to Synod. The property
‘Sonsists of a cement building erected in 1915 and five acres, repre*
ting. a value of $75,000. The property is without encumbrance.

' ACTION.

=. Gynod resolved to accept the tender of the institution. The
residence at present occupied by the president was ordered purchased
for $5,300, as well as an adjoining site of five acres for $7,500. An
_additional professorship was authorized.

Concordia College, Portland, Oreg.
(Report of Board of Control, Condensed. Germ. Rep., p.73.) -

The following enrolment was reported: 1920—21, 20; 1991—22,
" 92; 1929--23, 42. The vacancy caused by Prof. Blankenbuehler’s
going to St. Paul was filled by Prof. Ed Brandt. Student Fuer-
bringer assisted last year.

-During the past three years sewers were built (cost, $3,600), and
the attic was remodeled for dormitory purposes (cost, $3,300). Feel-
ing itself unable to care for the institution as it ought to be done,
the Oregon and Washington District tendered the institution to
Synod free of debt. ‘The property represents a value of $30,000.
One additional professor was requested.

' Action.
Synod accepted the tender of the institution and granted an
additional professor. . Se
Concordia College, Edmonton, Alta., Can.
(Report of the Board, Condensed. Germ. Rep., p. 75.)

The Board reported that after careful investigation on the part
of the Board of Directors the institution was located at Edmonton.
The following men were appointed to constitute the Board of Con-
trol: Pastors E. Eberhardt and. A: Rehwinkel and Messrs. J. Ulmer,
H. Mashmeyer, and Ed Schmidt; Electoral College: Pastors J. Her-

.  2er, A. Schwermann, H. Elling, C. Wetzstein, and P. Wiegner. J uly 5,