# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1941_S427 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) Appeals 427 eport of Committee 20F on the Bay City Appeal our Committee, elected at this convention to consider the y. City Appeal, begs leave to make the following report and commendation: The Committee very carefully studied the facts in the appeal essrs. Herman and Alvin Arnold of Zion Lutheran Church of City, Mich. ‘After hearing the appellants, the pastor of the congregation, ember of the committee appointed at the Michigan District ZOO vention in 1940, and also the President of the Michigan District, ‘your Committee finds “That the accusations of the Messrs. Arnold “that there was ither a careful examination of the minutes of the congregation “nor an unbiased or impartial attempt on the part of the above- med committee to justly clear up and settle the difficulty be- ween the appellants and the congregation and its pastor” are Your Committee therefore recommends that the appeal be ected. Signed: Epnwarp Haver W.H.Grotuman R. W. ScHuLtTz H.W. AUFDEMBERGE A. L. DAENZER Action of Synod: This recommendation was adopted. “G. Report of Committee 20G on the Priehs Appeal In the case of Fred J. Priehs of Park Ridge, Ill., your Com- “mittee submits the following: .. In 1935 Synod declined to entertain the appeal of Fred J. Priehs (Proceedings, 1935, p.292). Since no new evidence was submitted to the committee, we again respectfully advise Synod “not to entertain this appeal. Signed: A.W.Reese Frep Rieper A.J. RrrraMeu E.Scuuttz Paut M. Saemrow Action of Synod: This report was adopted. H. Report of Committee 20H on the Rosebrock Appeal Wuereas, There is at hand for review of this case only a letier from the appellant, which does not describe the original occasion of the controversy nor adequately define the present grievance of the appellant; and Wuereas, According to the appellant’s own statement the dis- position of the case by the South Dakota District in 1930 was fair and complete and the appellant’s present grievance rests on a seem~