# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1929_S54
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54 Proceedings of Thirty-Fourth Regular Convention,

dences belonging to the institution, Most of the work was do
the professors in the summer without charge. A matron hag
engaged for the girls’ dormitory who gives instruction in househo
economics and in piano-playing,

The attendance was ag follows: 1926—27, 89 boys and 4 girls
192728, 71 boys and 7 girls; 1928—29, 60 boys and 19 girls,

Requests,
1. One additional professorship,
2. Four professors’ residences,
3. Calcimining the interior, $800,
4. Linoleum in dining-hall, $305.
5. Boiler repairs, $150.
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8.

. Shower-bath, $100.
. Graveling the driveway, $275.
Repairs on the roof of the director’s residence, $395.
9. Library, books, and equipment, $5,000.

Resolved: — Action,
1. To appropriate $1,000 for library Purposes.
2. To authorize one additional professorship,

Lutheran Concordia College of Texas, Austin, Tex.
(Extract from the Report of the Board of Control.)

Under the blessings of God the institution has passed the firgt
three years of its existence, Attendance was as follows: 1926, the
opening year, 28; 1927—28, 48; 1928—29, 50,

In the first year the faculty Consisted of the Director and & stu-
dent assistant. Mr. C. Fehr gave music lessons and Teacher E. F,
Wilkening, singing lessons, In the second year another student as:
sistant was added to the force, and in the third year Rey. G, Viehweg
joined the faculty as second professor.

Requests,

1. New building and remodeling of old building and of heating
plant, $125,000.

2. Three professors’ residences, $30,000,

3. Classroom equipment, $720,

4, Dormitory equipment, $577.50,

5. Dining-room equipment, $329.50,

8. Kitchen stove and dishes, $290.

1. Fifty-five chapel chairs, $247.50,

8, Laboratory equipment, $500,

9. Roads and sidewalks, $1,000.