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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1884, Page 126

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126   Jahresberichte der Diſtricts⸗Präſides. Michigan⸗Diſtrict. 1884.

6. Lehrer F. Strieter aus dem Mittleren Diſtrict nahm einen Ruf
der Gemeinde zu Frankenmuth, Mich., an und wurde am Sonntag Miſeri⸗
cordias Domini durch P. O. Fürbringer eingeführt.

II. Amtsveränderungen innerhalb des Diſtricts:

1. Paſtor J. P. Kaiſer legte Mitte Auguſt 1883 ſein Amt zu
Ludington, Mich., nieder und zog in ſeine Filialgemeinde zu Elbridge,
Oceana Co., Mich.

2. Paſtor H. Bauer, bisher in Luthersburg, Ottawa Co., Mich.,
folgte einem Ruf der Gemeinde zu Hadley, Lapeer Co., Mich., und wurde
daſelbſt am 17ten Sonntag nach Trinitatis 1883 durch P. C. Schwan⸗
kovsky eingeführt.

3. Paſtor F. Düver, bisher Paſtor zu Petersburg und Lake Ridge,
nahm den Ruf der ev.⸗luth. Gemeinde zu Sand Beach, Huron Co., Mich.,
an und wurde am 25ſten Sonntag nach Trinitatis durch P. Th. Schöch
eingeführt.

III. Ausgetreten ſind aus dem Michigan⸗Diſtrict:

A. Paſtoren:

W. Hattſtädt wurde nach beinahe vierzigjährigem treuem Dienſte
an der Gemeinde zu Monroe von dem HErrn der Kirche zur ewigen Ruhe
gerufen.

B. Lehrer:

1. Karl Riedel, Lehrer zu Saginaw City, legte anfangs October
1883 mit Bewilligung ſeiner Gemeinde ſein Amt wegen anhaltender Kränk⸗
lichkeit nieder.

2. G. Stern, Lehrer zu Monroe, legte ſein Amt nieder.

IV. Viſitationen und Unterſuchungen:

Viſitationen wurden abgehalten durch: 1. den Viſitator des nord⸗
weſtlichen Michigan, P. H. Lemke, und zwar Kirchen⸗ und Schulviſitation
in Reed City, Big Rapids und Grand Rapids; 2. durch den Viſitator des
ſüdöſtlichen Michigan, P. A. Ch. Bauer, Schulviſitationen bei den Leh⸗
rern Wendt, Witte und Meyer. Der genannte Viſitator beſuchte auch die
Taubſtummenanſtalt in Norris und gibt den dortigen Lehrern das Zeug⸗
niß, daß ſie mit Fleiß und Treue arbeiten. Er hielt auch zwei Unter⸗
ſuchungen in Roſeville ab. Außerdem hat der Ehrw. Herr Vicepräſes,
Herr P. J. H. P. Partenfelder, und der Unterzeichnete je eine Unter⸗
ſuchung in Fort Gratiot abgehalten. Die Reſultate waren überwiegend
erfreuliche. Der HErr gebe Gnade fernerhin! Amen.

Joſ. Schmidt,
Präſes des Michigan⸗Diſtricts.

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126   Annual Reports of the District Presidents. Michigan District. 1884.

6. Teacher F. Strieter from the Middle District accepted a call from
the congregation at Frankenmuth, Mich., and was installed on Misericordias
Domini Sunday by Pastor O. Fürbringer.

II. Changes of Office within the District:

1. Pastor J. P. Kaiser resigned his office at Ludington, Mich., in
mid-August 1883, and moved to his branch congregation at Elbridge,
Oceana Co., Mich.

2. Pastor H. Bauer, previously in Luthersburg, Ottawa Co., Mich.,
accepted a call from the congregation at Hadley, Lapeer Co., Mich., and
was installed there on the 17th Sunday after Trinity 1883 by Pastor
C. Schwankovsky.

3. Pastor F. Düver, previously pastor at Petersburg and Lake Ridge,
accepted the call of the Evangelical Lutheran congregation at Sand
Beach, Huron Co., Mich., and was installed on the 25th Sunday after
Trinity by Pastor Th. Schöch.

III. Left the Michigan District:

A. Pastors:

W. Hattstädt, after nearly forty years of faithful service to the
congregation at Monroe, was called by the Lord of the Church to
eternal rest.

B. Teachers:

1. Karl Riedel, teacher at Saginaw City, resigned his office in
early October 1883, with his congregation's consent, on account of
continued poor health.

2. G. Stern, teacher at Monroe, resigned his office.

IV. Visitations and Investigations:

Visitations were held by: 1. the visitor for northwestern Michigan,
Pastor H. Lemke, namely church and school visitations in Reed City,
Big Rapids, and Grand Rapids; 2. the visitor for southeastern Michigan,
Pastor A. Ch. Bauer, school visitations with Teachers Wendt, Witte, and
Meyer. The visitor named also visited the institute for the deaf-mute
[Taubstummenanstalt] in Norris and attests that the teachers there work
with diligence and faithfulness. He also held two investigations in
Roseville. In addition, the Reverend Vice-President, Pastor J. H. P.
Partenfelder, and the undersigned each held an investigation in Fort
Gratiot. The results were predominantly gratifying. May the Lord
continue to grant His grace! Amen.

Jos. Schmidt,
President of the Michigan District.