# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1929_S46
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

46 Proceedings of Thirty-Fourth Regular Convention,

‘wish to put in the low retaining-wall mentioned to hold the fence
and to serve instead of the lower rail, From Center Drive west and
on Schick St. the fence stood higher and is in pretty good condition,
excepting connections of lower rails at posts, Here we wish to get’

ordinance, demands the elimination of smoke and that the building»

Saving for Synod. It would reduce our coal bill by from $1,000 to
$1,500 a year, If stokers are not installed, the fire-boxes must be
relined, — which is ineluded in the installation of stokers, — and ‘that
would cost at least $350. Replacing of grates for the next three years °

Resolved to grant the following appropriations: 1, Remodeling of
Hanser Hall, $14,299 *; 2. painting Sihler Hall, $2,835 *; 3, stokers,
$6,000.

Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wis.
(Extract form the Report of the Board of Control. )

The enrolment again somewhat exceeded that of the preceding -
triennium, despite the fact that our college for some years past has :
not made a special bid for students. The figures are as follows:
1926—97, 821; 192728, 806; 1928—29, 316.

In 1996 Synod had allowed us two new professorships, one for History
and English, the other one for German and Latin. These were sup-
plied by the calling of two of our former assistants, Prof. Leroy ©,
Rinker for the former and Prof, Edwin Hattstaedt for the latter chair,

the Church, was physically unable to continue in the work. May the