# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1926_S215
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Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1926. 201

Northern Illinois District : —

Krieg .... 0... eee eee 550.00 Indigent students.

Siekmann-Werfelmann .... 250.00 Indigent students.

F. Meyer ..............., 373.70 Indigent students.

Gottlieb Schwartz ........ 1000.00 Orphanage in Addison.

Barbara Baas ............ 243.00 Indigent students.

Oehlerking ............... 1000.00 Board of Support.

OF <a 600.00 District Home Missions. In-
digent students.

August Bandemer ........ 100.00 Indigent students.

August Hasselbring ...... 1000.00 Synodical Treasury.

G. A.M. wo. cece ee eee 500.00 District Home Missions.

NL IN. ccc eee eens 500.00 Indigent students.

NN. ccc eee ee ee 1000.00 Charitable institutions.

seeeee Indigent students. Immi-

grant Mission.
South Dakota District: —

Conrad Eisenbraun ....... 300.00 College Fund.

The following synodical institutions own or control no legacies
(or endowments): Bronxville, Concordia, Seward, St. Paul.

The following institutions did not report: Conover, Edmonton,

Fort Wayne (owing to the death of Mr. C.J. Scheimann), Oakland,
Portland, River Forest.

The institutions listed below report legacies or endowments
which, because of variation in form, are submitted in brief: —

Institution. Value. Purpose of Proceeds.

Milwaukee ............... $11900.00 Indigent students. Profes-

sors’ library.

St. Louis .............0.. 35134.72 Indigent students.

Springfield ............... 11564.00 Indigent students.

Winfield ..............00. 7001.56 St. John’s College: Students,
Ladies’ Dormitory, and
pianos.

The General Relief Board has the following legacy:

Value. Purpose of Proceeds.

Hudtloff ..............0.. $1000.00 Indigent students.

None of Synod’s mission boards hold or control any legacies.

St. Louis, Mo., April 18, 1926. E. Seven, Legacy Officer.

Committee 15, in charge of. this report, stated that it had no
recommendations to make, but called attention to the fact that during
the last triennium $45,000 was received as legacies.

Committee 15 considered also the following memorial: —

Synod to Define Its Policy with Reference to Endowments,
Legacies, and Bequests.

According to the best of our understanding and belief, Synod
encourages legacies and bequests in favor of Synod or any of its
activities. We further understand that Synod encourages annuities
only which accrue to the benefit of the Board of Support. We do not