# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1929_S35
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Ey. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1929. 35

e Werner Juergens (Springfield), Spencer, S. Dak. ; A. H. Laesch
e (St. Louis), Brooking, S.Dak.; R. M. Muhl (Springfield), Dallas,
8. Dak.; ©. M. Reiher (Springfield), Lebanon, S. Dak.; L. J. Rausch
(St. Louis), Presho, S. Dak. — Teacher: Elmer Eggert (Seward),
Canistota, S. Dak.

South Wisconsin District. Teacher Candidates: Raymond Arndt
(Seward), Zoar Church, Milwaukee, Wis.; Victor Wassermann
(Seward), Gospel Church, Milwaukee, Wis.; E. Runge (River
* Forest), Jackson, Wis.; A. E. Doering (River Forest), Chilton, Wis.

Western District. Pastors: Prof. Paul Mehl (St. Louis), as-
istant professor at Concordia, Mo. (ordained as assistant to the
astor at Blackburn, Mo.); P. Eckert (St. Louis), missionary to
ndia. — Candidate: Fred K. Kissel (St. Louis), Valley Park, Mo. —
Leachers: Albert E. Fickmann (Seward), St. Louis (Bethlehem) ;
C. E. Brockmann (Seward), Uniontown, Mo.; P. Obst (River Forest),
Sedalia, Mo.; Wayne Zahnow (River Forest), St. Louis (Geth-
“semane); R. Schumann (River Forest), Maplewood, Mo.; C. Tucker
? (River Forest), Cape Girardeau, Mo. — Candidates: Arnold Boehme
River Forest), Perryville, Mo.; Herbert Grebing (River Forest),
arrar, Mo.

I, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

A. Resolutions Affecting Individual Institutions.

Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo,
Since the last convention of the Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri,
‘Ohio, and Other States in J une, 1926, at St. Louis, Mo., the faculty
nd student-body of Concordia Seminary have taken possession of
he new buildings.

The enrolment during the past years was as follows: —

Year Enrolled Present Absent Vicaring Postgraduates
1926-27 413 352 61 48 16
1927-28 (443 372 71 60 16
1928-29 478 401 77 65 10

The school-year 1928—29 saw the largest enrolment in the history
of the institution.
During the past triennium three new members joined the Faculty
' the persons of Prof. Theo. Engelder, D.D., Prof. R. W. Heintze,
arian, and Prof. Theo. Laetsch.
During this triennium we have been privileged, on October 19,
28, to observe the fiftieth anniversary of Prof. F. Pieper, D, D., as
essor and instructor at Concordia Seminary. The institution
likewise observed the thirty-fifth anniversary of Prof. L. Fuerbringer,