LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1920, Page 23

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ath. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. 23

Concordia College at Milwaukee, Wis.
(Germ. Rep., p. 56.)

1 reported the following attendance: 1917—18, 183;
; 1919—20, 166. One death occurred in the student-
Local Board lost, through death, Mr. H. August Luedke,
ved Synod for eighteen years. The Board filled his place
Mr. Franz Damkoehler.

the past_ three years the institution was equipped with
The money for this purpose was collected by the students
ive homes. The Board requested a central heating-

ACTION.

E ues of the Local Board for a central heating-plant was
Ed $10,500 appropriated for this purpose. The appropriation
e tod from the customary two-thirds rule.

Concordia College at St. Paul, Minn.
(Germ. Rep., pp. 57--60.)

, 1918, the new administration building was dedicated.
$103,164.47. $70,000 of this sum was raised by -our
ons in the Northwest, especially in Minnesota and Iowa.
was as follows: 1917-18, 138; -1918—19, 153; 1919 to

ral, good health prevailed. The influenza epidemic made
ion necessary. Four deaths took place in the student-
fy, Buenger and Prof. Lussky suffered protracted illness.
4 was meanwhile carried on by Prof. Moenkemoeller, Pastor
Teacher O. Frey, Prof. W. Arndt, of Concordia, Mo., and
eSprengeler. Student W. Luke also served as assistant
£1919—20. In the spring of 1919, Prof. P. E. Kretz-
D., resigned. Assistants conducted his classes. Prof. O.
of Luther Institute, Chicago, has been called’ to this chair
Biter upon his duties in the fall of 1990.

(9, our Norwegian brethren, who had not entered into the
f Merger, requested permission to educate scholars from
Hes at this institution. The following agreement was

we Norwegians shall maintain their own professor to whose
fre scholars from their circles are to be entrusted. 2. This
hall be recognized as a member of the faculty. 3. Scholars
ppynod shall enjoy the same privileges accorded those from
4. Our Synod will render them any needed assistance
ming this professorship.

pon the Norwegians called Prof. Sigurd Ylvisaker, Ph. D.,