LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1932, Page 24

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24 Proceedings of Thirty-Bj Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1932. 25

hers: Garske (N. IIL.) Lindoerfer (Cent.
Gracbner, Rovio). Lave delegates: Kuechle (S. Wis.), J. Ameiss
an :

x ) Bee H. Osthoff (Tex.).
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Besides these, 101 unprinted memorials were submitted morials, We mittee 7: where Canny 87, Boy Boeeks Posse Sound Pasta
the President appointed committees from the Tegister of © tim River Valley , ae R Meyer (West.), Stueckler (South.), Kohn (inn),
consider these reports and meorials and to bring in their y, ned to Coal) (Atl). Professor : Polack. ots Dek Prete tone Sehu.
tions and resolutions to Synod. The personnel of these senmhend Fofineyer iin Gattone tien). om -
and their work was published in the official church-paper Neate macker (8. Wis.), G8 1 Committee on Missions. 311. 312. 601 A, 7—9.
. changes and additions were made at the opening of the co SCSSSary : Comm S08. G09. Pastore, Streufert (N. Ill.), Nachtsheim pfMtinn:)
ne The revised ligt is published below. For the Committees tion. 601 By Avent ). "Teacher: Droegemueller (Kans.). Lay delegates:
; ; Synod itself elected a Nominating Committee, Consisting of eee ‘ich.), Germann (Atl.), Abend (Eng ? ; d Church Extension
lowing delegates: Pastors F, P. Wilhelm and E.f, itte; } * Fol ag Committee 9: Home Missions in An pe (Cent.), Kirchner
ABER. gates Dr. L. G. w. Fischer of Missouri and Mr. Arthur Litt dele. a Fund. oo} eeteeel (Mun Sask)" J. G. Nuechterlein (Mich.). Professor :
: Sheboygan; Teacher E. Brommer of California. mot sedimann. Cal), Kemp, reg va Cont TH) Deeg (wet ) “eee:
ii ft i Committees and Their Work. } oe sommitee 10: Missions in South America. nee Rie aaa
; ; ; a (Numbers over 1009 refer to printed, numbers under 100 : Policy Pa eedort (NUL este “UKans.), Barkow _{East.),
! to unprinted memorials, ) 9 Pastors: OW Dek. Most), Schulz (S.IH.). Professor: Neitzel. eee
mat : i . Committee 1: Institutions. Reports and Memorials 10113 Rapper Mich.) Prokopy (Atl.). Lay delegates: Praeuner A ry
i pen if 2. 3. 9. 12, 606. 607. 615. 207 B. 1—45, 74, 77, 81 (Gold §

ral J ‘ark Re, on Con tates Cor 7 : i Wi ie; Minn.) Schmidt (Oreg.- Ww ash.) . Advisor y
e Te , ern k (S. 18. ) , Kri 4 ( >
: . gi ferenc Mission ; nfe nee ; Koeb 1c. (

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i tina.
i Twin City Confere, ber: Pastor Kramer, Argen .
ft Report. Against Closing Springfield: 60, 63, 65, 71, 72, 93, 95 of : ( Survey mem ittee 11: Deaf-Mute, Blind, and Jewish Missions. 308. x Deat
me Ht eeyons at Mount Pulaski, Nll.; The Grove, Tex.; Chatham in : Sih, ; i CO sian Board Report. — Pastors: Wiermann (Men): Reinke
ees } ville, Tex.; Trinity Hill Tex.; Mr. Hentschel Denver; Emman, : an i K ), Scheips (N.Nebr.). eacher: E. ar.
Oe | 2 ’ : 78 3 ! Con- N.Ill.), Miessler (Kans.), i rt (Mich.).
i I; H gregation, Jefferson City, Mo.; Alumni of Springf Id j rebr (N. : thel (Iowa), Dornfeld (Minn.), Ortner
i i i 61, Administration Building at Concordia, Mo. Brngfield in Nebraska). Lay delegates: Bar (

we om, Dee, fastoral Cont i ign-Tongue, Indian, and Negro Mission. 306.
ai. i ane 62, Sellin Part of Cam us St. ; ni.). Committee 12: Foreign-To gue, » an gre n- 306.
‘\ Sous | | j g pus In St. Louis (Bethlehem Bainst 89, Report of Board for Foreign-tongue Missions. Pastors

( B d J 94 E rotest against Red [ll Rische Tex. Klin en g Wi Ww h. ) .
| oard of S rin ld ucing §. ] (N 1 is k berg (N. is.) y Schaus (Oreg. as :

Pp i fie 99, Revert of x ati ] i : a. aie . Js : F Maye ‘Neeehn : W agner (S. Dak. ) . Lay delegates : Sitz
! ) . iona Lutheran E i Professor : . vr.

Bu ‘ ngs o n Th - T H Minn.), Hoefs (N. Dak.-Mont.), Koltermann (S. Nebr.).
ciati (Rev. Becker), —_ All District Presidents, e oman Asso (Tex.), Huse (Minn.), fs ( a
ildings of the Board of Directors, Pastors: We

: i : i iSsi 309. 313. 46—52. 98, Theological
th. 4 Committee 13: Foreign Missions. . 31: wie’) eto gion!
oF mak.-Mont.), Karpinsky (N. Wis.), Kothe (S. TIL), Storm’ (onbat Monthly (Rev. Melcher et al.). — Pastors: Eggers (S. Wis.), Fr

: Krueger.
Kabelitz (Iowa). Teachers: Grueber (Mich.), Merz (N.Nebr.). La (Minn.), M. H. Mueller (Iowa), Dorn Col). bay deer: K weer.
elegates : Winkelman ( Cal.-Nev.), Weidman (Engl.), Kendal (Man.-Sask y Teachers : Knuth (Cent. IIl.), Rewinke _ c ae Meats. (ot.
Woltmann (S. TIL), Oehlert (Colo.). Advisory member: Treasurer ‘of (N.Ill.), Berning (Cent.), Foshag (N. Dak. ), oe
i mittee 2. Cte sreber Committee 14: Missions in Europe; Immigrant and seamen oti
n .
Committee 2- Credentials and Registration, Pastors: Plass and sions. 305. 307. 310. 69, Report of the Board or orale Rate
Famaiar wiewter Ebert. Lay delegates Boedecker and Schimmel. (All 73, Report of the Tmmigrant ars poard.— Shee geen (N. TL),
rom S. Wis. Oppliger (West.), litenbur; )s . icke (S. Dake )
mati i : Albrecht (S. Nebr.), Guericke >
4) _ Committee 3: Nominations. Committee appointed by a synodical com- Schaus (Minn.). Mey dclesates Dak Mont)
au mittee. — Pastors: Kretzschmar (Colo.), Janzow (Alta.-B.C.), Stuebe Bodenstab (Cent.), Sc : 01, 402. 407414. e018
qi (Cent. Ill.), Homan (N. Nebr.) , Otte (Okla.), G. Theiss (S. Cal.), Matthius Committee 15: Constitutional Matters. 204.4 ioe. 4 — 4. 001 B,
ty: (Cent. ). Teachers: Roeh| (S. IL), Hopmann (8. Nebr.), Buescher (Oreg.- 10. 53. 54. 67 (Division of Iowa District). 88 (Fasto Dacia, weathers
an Wash.). Lay delegates: Detzlaff (N. Dak.-Mont.), Schneider (East.), Waiting for a Call—-New Orleans Pastoral ont. Pa to . Gesch
Holtmann (South.), Schendel (Man.-Sask. ). (S..), Kretzmann (Atl), Horstmann (Cont. I i IL) oer id yal).
me a Committee 4: Elections. Pastor W. J. Kowert (N. Ill), 3 Professors: Link, Hemmeter. ‘Teas ors

1 (Cent.). Lay delegates: Kierschner (Engl.), Muniz (South.), Kohlhoff
Committee 5: Appropriations. Presidents: Daib, Schinnerer. Pastor:

i (N. Wis.). ; cit
Brueggemann. Professor: F. Hf. Schmitt. Lay dele ates: A. H. Ahlbrand, . : 404--406. 88, Lodge Question (Kansas City
oon sttee Pe van " : Pastoral Cant) ie: pase Schulz (S. Wis.), Hertwig (Mich.), Schmoock

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Committee 6: Christian Education. 201—993 205. 206. 601 B, 7. 58. (S.Cal.), Krueger (East.), Dommer (S. re) I bates eke eer
82, Christian Education (Milwaukee Teachers’ Conf.) . — Pastors: Bischoff Brommer. Teacher: Nimmer (N. IIL.). Lay e Kir (Kans ).
(Cent.), Kramer (Minn.), Knorr (Mich.), Hennig (East.). Professors: (Iowa), Kuester (Engl.), Moellering (Cent.), Meyer ‘