# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1926_S25
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Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1926. 25

a. . Central District: Rey. Paul W. Schultz, Decatur, Ind. ~~ Teacher
é Paul Seibel, -Peru, Ind.

. North Dakota and Montana District : Pastors H. A. Middendorf,
;. Larson, N. Dak.; E. A. G. Spruth, New Rockford, N. Dak.; E.: V. G.
:. Holstein, Max, N. Dak.; George W. Gesell, Bridger, Mont.; Wm. J.
: F. Zabel, Oakes,.N. Dak.; Candidates: Gerhard Hass, Binford,
, N. Dak.; Herbert Teske, Forbes, N. Dak.; H. A. Lange, McClusky,
E N.Dak.; Ludwig Reimler, Golden Valley, N. Dak.

, Northern Illinois District: Pastors: J. G. Fernandez, Spanish

‘” missionary, Chicago, Ill.; Luther Pera, Persian missionary, Chi-
; ’ cago, Ill. — Teachers: A. C. Wissmueller, Blue Island, Ill; Ed

. Kurth, Lansing, Il.; Harold Ahrens, River Grove, Ill.; Oscar Bruell,
x Chicago, Ill. oe
; Northern Nebraska District: Rev. M. Matuschka.

South Dakota District: Rev. Herbert Stahnke, Armour, S. Dak.

Southern District: Pastors: Emil T. Schultz, Clinton, La.;
Reuben W. Hahn, Albany, Ala.; August H. Klamt, New Orleans, La.
- — Teachers: M. J. Kaste, Birmingham, Ala.; E. A. Groth, New
E. Orleans, La. ,

South Wisconsin District: Candidate Arthur Beversdorf (as-
sistant in Emmaus Congregation), Milwaukee, Wis.
; Texas District: Pastors: A. ¥. Beyer, Temple, Tex.; A. Froeh-

lich, Goose Creek, Tex.; R. Jesse, Houston, Tex.; V. Kollmann,

r. Amarillo, Tex.; R. Lange, San Marcos, Tex.; H. F. Peimann, Cisco,
Tex.; H. Wiederaenders, Harlingen, Tex.; E. Shadler, San Antonio,
Tex.; Sergio Cobian (from the U. L. C.), pastor of the Mexican.
mission in San Antonio, Tex. — Teachers: B. Jutzi, Houston, Tex.;
G. Kolb,. Port. Arthur, Tex.; R. C. Winter, Port Arthur, Tex.;
M. Wolter, San Antonio, Tex. mos os

I. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

‘A. Resolutions Affecting Individual Institutions.
Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo,
(Report of. Local Board. Condensed. — German Report, p. 29.)

_.’ G@onecordia Seminary is about to enter upon a new epoch of its:
_ history, leaving the historic site where since June 11, 1850, it has
* found a home, where those men labéred who were destined by God
,. to preserve true Lutheranism in America, whence issued streams of
living water into all the world. We thank God for all the mercies:
"and all the truth shown to His servants in the past years. At the
, same time we pray with Moses: “Tf Thy presence go not with us,
, carry us not up hence.” Acknowledging our own helplessness, but