# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1929_S45
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Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1929. 45

REQUESTS.

Hanser Hall.
Painting of building, outside .................. $ 525.00
Painting fire-escapes .......... 20 eee eee eens 150.00
Toilet on second floor (8 wash-bowls, 4 seats,

2 urinals); repairing toilet in basement, plumb-

Ing, CLO, eet eee tenes 6500.00
Plastering partitions, terrazzo floors ........... 1565.00
Repairing doors, windows, floors ................ 1480.00
Painting, inside ........ cece cece e eee teens 1800.00
Rewiring whole building ...............eseeeee 1350.00
Panic bars on outside doors ........ eee eee eee 300.00
Water-heater for showers and wash-bowls ....... 550.00

. $14220.00
Sihler Hall.
Painting inside woodwork, two coats ............ $ 485.00
Painting walls and ceilings, one coat sizing, two

Coats paint 2... cece eee eee 2100.00
Painting outside, two coats ...........eeeeeeee 250.00
2835.00

Crull Hall. $ .
Same as Sihler Hall ........ ccc cece cece eee ee $ 2835.00
Repairs on Fence.

Setting posts in concrete, concrete walls, as shown
OM Plan Loe cece e eee ener eee eens $ 3950.00
Painting of fence ......... cece rete eee e eee 250.00

’ Brick posts, as shown on plan, at ends of fence and
at each entrance (eight posts) ............44 300.00

4500.
Stokers for Boilers. $ 0.00
Cost of stokers, installed .. 0... 0... ccc ee nee $ 6000.00
Piano.

Piano for students’ chorus, orchestra, ete. ...... $ 600.00
q Total requests ©... cece cece eens $28890.00

_ As to the request for repairs in Hanser Hall, we wish to state
that the last Synod had made an appropriation for repairs in this
building, but that the work could not be done on account of lack of
_funds. We consider it absolutely necessary that it be done as soon
“as possible. The condition of the present wiring is a constant menace.
The only toilet in the building is in the basement, while the second
_and third stories are used for bedrooms. We believe that toilet
facilities should be provided in the second story, for obvious reasons.
_ The item for painting of Sihler and Crull halls, we believe, needs
no-further explanation. $1,000 had been granted us at one time for
“painting Sihler Hall, but we have not drawn it so far.
In explanation of the repairs on the fence we wish to state that
the steel rail at the bottom of the fence is in places totally rusted
away. That is the condition from Center Drive east. There we