A History of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Kansas
A History of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Kansas
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Easter- day, brought an educational institution much nearer to Kansas. Kansas Synod at once decided to co-operate and elected two of its members to represent it on the Board of Trustees. In this move- ment the Synods of Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Northern Illinois, Southern Illinois, and Central Illinois, co-operated. In the distri- bution of the shares of capital stock of the college, representing a nominal value of $18, 000, Kansas Synod received forty-two shares, as did likewise Nebraska Synod,... the remainder of the 180 shares being distributed among the Iowa and the three Illinois Synods. Kansas Synod elected Rev. S. P. Harrington, Rev. M. J. Firey and Mr. J. H. Schell as its first trustees, co-operating from the first in contributing money for its contingent fund and its sons for the in- stitution. This it continued till 1888. However upon the incorpor- ation of Midland College, in 1886, by the Board of Education of the General Synod, thus founding an educational institution upon the territory west of the Missouri river, the synods of Kansas and Nebraska transferred their stock, consisting of eighty four shares, through their respective attorneys, to the Synod of Iowa and the three Illinois synods, in proportion to the amount then held by each of these synods.
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Easter- day, brought an educational institution much nearer to Kansas. Kansas Synod at once decided to co-operate and elected two of its members to represent it on the Board of Trustees. In this move- ment the Synods of Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Northern Illinois, Southern Illinois, and Central Illinois, co-operated. In the distri- bution of the shares of capital stock of the college, representing a nominal value of $18, 000, Kansas Synod received forty-two shares, as did likewise Nebraska Synod,... the remainder of the 180 shares being distributed among the Iowa and the three Illinois Synods. Kansas Synod elected Rev. S. P. Harrington, Rev. M. J. Firey and Mr. J. H. Schell as its first trustees, co-operating from the first in contributing money for its contingent fund and its sons for the in- stitution. This it continued till 1888. However upon the incorpor- ation of Midland College, in 1886, by the Board of Education of the General Synod, thus founding an educational institution upon the territory west of the Missouri river, the synods of Kansas and Nebraska transferred their stock, consisting of eighty four shares, through their respective attorneys, to the Synod of Iowa and the three Illinois synods, in proportion to the amount then held by each of these synods.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H a Hamilton a Ott to read onlineMoreLess
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