LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1920, Page 25

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th. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. 25

3 ties, and of fire protection, the Committee recommended
est of the Local Board be not granted, that the institu-
however, be continued, the buildings repaired at the
cost, and the institution continued at its present loca-
better site can be provided.

ACTION.

resolved not to grant the request of the Local Board.
on as such is to be continued. The most necessary
“to be made and the institution continued in Concordia
R and better location can be found. The chair was ordered
Bs committee consisting of one pastor, three laymen, and
eto look about for a more favorable location with respect
.. railroad service, and site. Upon finding such a location,
Fi be secured and building begun. This committee is also
to solicit contributions from the territory controlled by
‘on to cover as far as possible the cost of removal. The
all be paid by Synod’s treasurer. on order of the Board
~ The recommendation of the Survey Committee that
ee consider the advisability of uniting St. Paul’s College
titution at Seward, Nebr., and locating them at one
ample, Lincoln, Nebr., was tabled. Synod also resolved
the Board of Directors to sell or otherwise dispose of
erty in Concordia, Mo.

Concordia Institute at Bronxville, N. Y.
(Germ. Rep., pp. 64—66.)

h. Hausmann was elected to fill the seventh professor-
Rippe is acting as assistant professor. Ex-Director
ted the chair of Greek, Prof. G. A. Romoser is now
High School Course has been accredited by the State
nts. Attendance: 104, 108, and 134 for 1917, 1918,
tively.

he past three years Bronxville has levied taxes on the
fesidences. Legally not only these residences, but the
erty is taxable, since Synod is in New York a foreign -
& The Board recommended incorporation of the institu-
“be York, and reported that preliminary steps had already

i. The matter now rests with Synod. Accordirg to the
ort, this involved either incorporation of Synod in
Zor signing the institution over to the Atlantic District
in trust for Synod. . -
to the illness of Prof. Schwoy and the necessity of arrang-
Erclasses in some courses, the Board requested an additional
miso a director’s residence.