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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1923, Page 76
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76 Proceedings of Thirty-Second Regular Meeting,
~ Value. Purpose of Procéeds
Towa District: Sophie Wente ... 1000.00 - en
Louise Schmidt ............, 500.00 a
Barbara Schlacht ........... 200.00 Indigent students, x,
Christina Voelz ............. 1000.00 eign Missions, Boarg
William Holst .............. 257.00 | of Support.- ~
H. Goeppinger .............. 1000.00 : :
‘Bertha Rammelsberg ........ 1000.00
Ten acres of land ........... 1000.00 Accrues to capital,
Southern Nebraska District: 0. E.
Bernecker .................. 500.00 Indigent students,
Mrs. Marie Lauppe ......... 100.00 Indigent students.
Chas. A. Beckmann ......... 100.00 ' Indigent students,
Northern Illinois District : Krieg 550.00 Indigent students,
Diekmann-Werfelmann ....... 250.00 Indigent students,
F. Meyer .................., - 373.70 Indigent students,
Gottlieb Schwarz .... . ve eeeeee 1000.00 Orphanage in Addison,
Barbara Bass .............. 243.00 Indigent students,
Oehlerking ................, 1000.00 Board of Support.
C.F cece ee 500.00 District Home Missions
‘ . , and indigent students.
Aug. Bandemer ............. 100.00 Indigent students, :
Aug. Hasselbring ..:........ 1000.00 Synodical Treasury, 3
Raithel (Farm) ............. — Immigrant Mission ang ~°
indigent students.
South Dakota District: Conrad
Kisenbraun ................. : 300.00 College Fund.
The following synodical institutions own or control no legacies.
(or endowments) : Bronxville, Conover, Concordia, Edmonton, Oak-
land, Portland, St. Paul, Seward. ; ;
The following institutions own or control legacies (or endow-
ments). Detailed reports have been filed with me, but owing to their
complexness and variations in form, I am submitting them in
brief only. ;
Institution, Value. Proceeds.
Fort Wayne ............ : $26475.56 $6658.60
Milwaukee .............; 12900.00 1507.77
River Forest ............ 11450.00 1928.36
St.Louis ..........0.0... ~ 23958.48 oo
Springfield ...:....... sees 10916.47 1502.69
Winfield ................. 5216.00 ' 45.00
The General Relief Board has the following legacy: —
Hudtloff ........ rn a $1000.00 $150.00*
* Proceeds for indigent students.
None of Synod’s mission boards hold or control any legacies.
April 27, 1923.- E. Seve, Legacy Officer.
Synod recommended that all legacies placed under the manage-
. ‘ment and care of the General Body.
While the legacies for various activities of Synod have increased, ;