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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1932, Page 46

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Proceedings of Thirty-Fifth Regular Convention

the duties incumbent upon us toward students and instry
has also manifested unto us Hj i

ee a

our administration buildin
the last convention in 1929,

» which repeatedly
though with no p

ng this period ha
speaking. One of our students, who wa

died in February, 1930, while

had to be repaired
ermanent results,

ve been good, 8enerally
S stricken with Pheumon;

Since

. . Monia,
in a hospital at Kansas City, Mo, Also
in the matter of health the Lord has been with us.

In accordance with Synod’
of our present heating systen
a new boiler for the old buildi
have laid out and built
of the students and with local funds.
tageously placed upon the campus for bea

Our library is in excellent

ennis-courts with the help
Shrubbery has been advan-
utifying Purposes,
working order.

We received g libera]
the private library of
Louise Baepler. For the present con-
dition of our library credit is to be given to Profs. L. W. Spitz and
A. Reese, who have given, and still are giving, much of their time to
make possible the fullest use of the many volumes crowded into the
present quarters.

occasion, and Dr. R. Kretzschmar re
Western District, and the local pastoral conference,

Profs. H. Lobeck and Wm. Schaller have served
twenty-five years, the former having begun his work
the latter in 1906. May the Lord continue to be

» 80 that through them His kin,

St. Paul’s College
here in 1905 and
with them as he
gdom may be ex-

into the ministry and was succeeded b
leave us in J une, which will make nece
candidate or student to fill this vacan
take care of this at the proper time.

Only one change took place in the faculty. Prof. W. Roehrs was
added to the faculty,

> Coming to us in February, 1930; he is instructor
in Hebrew and German, having taken over the special classes in

ssary the employing of another
cy. The local board intends to