# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1926_S248
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234 Proceedings of Thirty-Third Regular Convention,

VII MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS AND
RESOLUTIONS.

Appeals.
(German Report, p. 327.)

Appeal of Mrs. A. W. C. Lampe.
Report of Committee 19.

Whereas the English District has not taken final action in the
case of Mrs. A. W. C. Lampe, your Committee recommends to Synod
not to entertain the appeal at this time.

This report was adopted.

Appeal of M. H. W. Ohlde.
Report of Committee 19 A.

We hold that, since Mr. H. W. Ohlde has repeatedly been cor-
rectly counseled by his president, his District synod, and by Synod,
we beseech him for God’s sake and for the sake of his soul’s salvation
to follow the advice given him.

This report was adopted.

Appeal of St. John’s Congregation, Laporte, Ind.
Report of Committee 19 A.

After careful investigation of all documents before us we recom-
mend to Synod that the President appoint a special committee to
investigate the appeal of St. John’s Congregation, a8 soon as possible,
in Laporte with all parties concerned and settle the whole affair ac-
cording to God’s Word and Lutheran practise.

This report was adopted.

Appeal of the W. J. Pieper Family.
Report of Committee 19 A.

Whereas the Southern Mlinois District synod at Belleville, Il,
in 1916, and the Synod at Detroit, in 1920, and at Fort Wayne, in
1923, have investigated the charge of Mr. Pieper, and whereas
Mr. Pieper, after a personal interview with, and cordial admonition
by, your Committee still abides by his erroneous opinion, we recom-
mend to reject the appeal of Mr. Pieper. ,

This report was adopted.

Appeal of H. J. Fuhrmann.
Report of Committee 19 A.

Whereas the affair. of Mr. H.J. Fuhrmann presents nothing new
and since we fully agree with the findings of previous synodical com-
mittees, your Committee recommends to reject Mr. Fuhrmann’s .
appeal. . oe

This report was adopted.