# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1926_S86
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86 Proceedings of Thirty-Third Regular Convention,

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Lightning-rods .......... Carl Bajohr Lightning Conductor Co., St. Louis.

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Stained glass ......... peeenceceees The D’Ascenzo Studios, Philadelphia.
‘ Professors’ Dwellings.
Excavation and grading ........... J. E. Luick Excavating Co., St. Louis.
Stone masonry, foundation walls ....... Herchert-Herklotz Co., 8t. Louis,
General Contractor .............- Kellermann Contracting Co., St. Louis.
Action.

Synod accepted the report of the Building Committee of Con-
cordia Seminary and tendered a vote of thanks to the Building Com-
mittee, the Board of Directors, and to all others who had rendered
any services, for efficient, self-sacrificing, and willing services in con- ©
nection with the new Seminary.

In a brief address the architect, Mr. Klauder, of Philadelphia,
expressed his gratification over the harmonious and businesslike work
of the committees in the execution of his plans. The chairman there-
upon expressed Synod’s thanks to Mr. Klauder for his faithful and
efficient services. ,

Concordia Seminary, Springfield, Ill.
(Report of the Board. Condensed.— German Report, p. 34.)

The local board reported with thanks to God that the past three
years, under the blessing of God, had been years of peaceful progress.
The following changes occurred in the faculty: April 14, 1924, Prof.
Fry. Streckfuss was called to his Master’s joy. Rev. W. Behrens, of
Chester, Ill., was called as his successor. When Professor Hoffmann
accepted the call to St. Luke’s Congregation, Chicago, Tl., Rev. F.
Mayer, of Kewanee, Ill., was called and entered upon his duties in
January, 1926. The new chair established in 1923 was filled by call-
ing Rev. F. Wenger, of Frohna, Mo. In the course of these three
years, Candidates A. Doege, O. P. Kretzmann, W. Buszin, Student of
Theology George Klein, and Rev. E. Wegehaupt acted as assistants.

The enrolment was as follows: —

1923-24: Students from the Missouri Synod....... ee U1)
, Students from other synods.............-... 19 old
1924-25: Students from the Missouri Synod.........-. 238
Students from other synods..............--- 20
; — 258
1925-26: Students from the Missouri Synod........... 235
Students from other synods.............+... 28 283

Approximately 45 students did ‘supply-work each year.