# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1935_S316
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804 Proceedings of Thirty-Sixth Regular Convention,

tricts and Congregations to mark all places of historic intercst in
Synod with Suitable tablets.

Furthermore, as the historic value of the old log-cabin college
and Seminary in Perry County, Mo., increages from year to year, we
respectfully ask the Ven. Synod to take some Steps toward its perma-
nent preservation, Not many years ago, interested individuals con-
tributed liberally toward Covering this log cabin with a large roof
Set on pillars. In our opinion, however, this is inadequate as the
elements can and do reach the log cabin and affect it. Some method

and, secondly, for Permission to erect such a building on the grounds
of Concordia Seminary, of a Style that will be in conformity with the

Respectfully submitted by
LuE Boarp or Dmecrors o- Concorpt, Hisroricar Institurp,

Louris H, Watrxe, H. Pp, Grau, M. D.
J.G. Franz, F. J. Frege,

E. A. ELLERMANN, THro. Grazpyer, D. D.
W.G. Potack, Secretary,

Committee 24 submitted the following resolutions -—

A. Wurrnas, The historical antiquities of the Church are not
only mile-stones marking its Progress, but also silent witnesses to the
glory of God, whose sheltering and guiding hand of blessing gave
that progresg 3 and

Wuerras, It ought to appear evident that the collection and
Preservation of the historical] antiquities of our Church ought not to
be neglected if we desire, as we should, to keep alive in the hearts of
coming generations an appreciation of the God-directeg and God-
blessed work of our synodical fathers; and

Wuerzas, We believe that the commendable work Carried on by
Concordia Historical] Institute for almost a decade has Proved. its
worth to Synod in the past and will do so more and more in the
future; therefore be it