# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1926_S8 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 3. . Proceedings of Thirty-Third Regular Convention, sessions of District conventions, and when sickness prevented them from doing so, professors at our institutions and Pastor Dietz, Sr., chairman: of. our Home Missions Board; gave their services. Our synodical institutions all report an increasing enrolment, which makes the appointment of: new instructors imperative. . The Districts, at their conventions, gave much time to the dis- cussion: of doctrinal papers, and in their business sessions the con- sideration: of parochial school and mission-questions constituted a prominent part of the program. As to missions in particular, lack of sufficient funds has hampered the desired.progress. It is hoped that the present Delegate Synod will take the necessary steps to make the extension of our mission-program possible. “The shadows are grow- ing longer, and the end of the world is near. Truly, we have no time to lose!” ROSTER OF SYNOD. = absent and excused. 2 — temporarily absent and excused. 3 = absent, not excused. 4 = temporarily absent, not excused. ALBERTA AND’ BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTRICT. President Aug. Mueller, Calgary, Alta., Can. Circuit. Voting Pastors.” Lay Delegates. 1. Chr. J. Nissen, Didsbury, Alta. Melchior Muhly, Granum, Alta. 2..H. A. EHifert, Leduc,,Alta. John Armbruster, Stony Plain, Alta: : Advisory Pastor, . ..C. C. Janzow, Nelson, B..C. ~ ATLANTIC DISTRICT. President H. Birkner, Brookline, Mass. Circutt. Voting Pastors. : Lay Delegates. 1. H. A.C. Schaefer, Providence, R.I. Edw. B.Gerlacher, Boston, Mass 2,.F..W. Thomae, North Plymouth, K. H. Stephan,4 Worcester, Mass. Mass. 3. A. .C. Théo. Steege,4 New Britain, Robert Geckler, Rockville, Conn. onn. 4. P. Woy, Stamford, Conn, - Karl Kuhn,4 Bridgeport, Conn. 5. J. Eberlein, Hudson, N.Y. Geo. Hellmuth,4 Albany, N.Y. 6. O. E. Busse, Schenectady, N. Y. Henry Zeisser, Schenectady, N. Y. 7. H. Pottberg, New York City. Thorwald Bentzen, New York City. 8. T.E. Borth, Port Richmond, St.I., H.¥F. Holtorf, New York City. N. Y. 9. 8. Frey, Ridgewood, L. ae N.Y. Henry Wilken, Brooklyn, N.Y. 10. H.W Wolk, Whitestone, L. I., N.Y. Andrew Dihimann, Baldwin, L.L, . Y. 11. F. Ottmann, Ridgewood, N. J. G. Pfaffenroth,2 Pine Island, N. Y. 12. J. F. Boehling, Bayonne, N. J. J.H. Meyer, Bloomfield, N. J. Advisory Pastors, ba L. H. Martin,2 Wallingford, Conn. Otto Hanser, Brooklyn, N.Y. ‘ Teachers. E. J. Klopp, New Britain, Conn. H. Kirchhoff,4 Jamaica, L. L, N. Y.