The Lutheran Witness, the official paper of the
Evangelical Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and other states, was published biweekly
by Concordia Publishing House, St. Louis, Missouri. Indexed here is Volume XLVII, No. 16,
published 7 August 1928, pages 265-280, CR-1.
ALBRECHT,
C., Rev., 278
AM
END, 278
ANDERSON,
J.C., 278
BACH,
267
BACH,
John Sebastian, 268
BAEPLER,
W.A., Prof., 268
BARTELS,
H.W., 274
BARTH,
Director, 275
BAUR,
Wm., 279
BECK,
Prof., 273
BECK,
G.H., Teacher, 279
BECKER,
C.H., 279
BECKER,
Erwin G.H., Teacher, 279
BEER,
Otto, Rev., 271
BEHRENS,
Edgar H., Rev., 272
BERNTHAL,
Aug. F., 273
BERNTHAL,
J., 279
BISCHOFF,
W.O., Rev., 277
BOUMAN,
W.H., 278
BRAUER,
C.A., 278
BRAUER,
C.A., Jr., Rev., 279
BRENNER,
R.W., Rev., 279
BRUNN,
E.H., Teacher, 279
BRUNN,
W.G., Pastor, 272
BURNER,
Jennie A., Mrs., 272
C.P.H.,
272
CANDLER,
Warren A., Rev., 269
CHOLCHER,
W., 279
CLAUS,
Herbert, Rev., 279
CORBUSIER,
274
CORDES,
R.F., 278
COYNER,
Daniel, Rev., 272
CRAMER,
W.R., 268
CZAMANSKE,
Paul W., Rev., 272
CZAMANSKE,
W.M., 272
CZAMANSKE,
W.M., Pastor, 272
DALLMANN,
Dr., 273
DALLMANN,
Bertram, Rev., 272
DAU,
Dr., 272
DAU,
W.H.T., Dr., 272
DA
VINCI, Leonardo, 268
DEFFNER,
L.H., Rev., 277
DIERKER,
E.J., Rev., 277
DIERKS,
H., 278
DIESING,
Professor, 277
DOBBERFUHL,
R.W., 279
DOEGE,
Arthur J., Rev., 279
EIFERT,
W.M., 278
EIFRIG,
Professor, 277
EIFRIG,
C.W.G., 277
EINSPAHR,
R., Rev., 279
ENGELBRECHT,
E.H., Prof., 268
ERGANG,
Robert R., Rev., 279
FACKLER,
E.C., Pastor, 272
FAEDTKE,
278
FAERBER,
F., 277
FALKE,
R.L., Rev., 279
FAULSTICH,
A., 279
FOSTER,
274
FUERBRINGER,
L., Dr., 273
FUERBRINGER,
L., D.D., Prof., 273
G.,
269, 270, 275, 277
GABRIEL,
H.E., Rev., 272
GALLMEYER,
E.J., 268
GAMBER,
278
GATZKE,
278
GEARHEARD,
Rev., 269
GEARHEARD,
A.J., Rev., 269
GEIGER,
C.H., Rev., 279
GERIKE,
J.F., Rev., 279
GESELL,
G.G., 278
GIERKE,
278
GNUSE,
W.W., Rev., 270
GOOGLE,
Barney, 270
GRAEBER,
F.J., Rev., 279
GRAEBNER,
M., Prof., 273
GRAEBNER,
Martin, 278
GRAEBNER,
Otto, Rev., 278
GRAEBNER,
Th., Prof., 266
GROSSMANN,
A.A., 267, 268
GRUEBER,
Henry, 279
GRUNDMANN,
John G., Teacher, 279
GUTKNECHT,
Rev., 270
GUTKNECHT,
Theo., Rev., 270
HAASE,
K., 277
HAGEMAN,
G.E., Rev., 279
HAGEN,
Wm., Rev., 273
HARTMAN,
Henry, Rev., 279
HAUSER,
Carl, Rev., 279
HAUSER,
Karl, M.A., Pastor, 279
HECKEL,
P.F., Pastor, 272
HECKEL,
Paul F., 271
HECKEL,
Paul E., Rev., 267
HEIDBREDER,
H., 278
HEIDEMANN,
L.C., 279
HEIDORN,
W.E., 278
HELFRICH,
278
HELFRICH,
L.J., Rev., 278
HELMKE,
Walter, 268
HELMSTETTER,
278
HENRICHS,
Karl H., Prof., 268
HERRMANN,
A.H., 268
HERTWIG,
F., Rev., 273
HILLMANN,
H., Superintendent, 279
HINCK,
Th. E., Pastor, 277
HIRSCH,
Dr., 274
HOELTER,
277
HOELTER,
J.H.F., 277
HOFFMAN,
Harvey, Senator, 272
HOHENSTEIN,
W.E., Rev., 268
HOHENSTEIN,
Herman H., Rev., 278
HORST,
271
ILSE,
M., Sr., Pastor, 277
JAEGER,
Gustav, 267
JAHN,
E.W., 279
JANSSEN,
278
JAUS,
278
KAEPPEL,
G.C.A., 277
KIEFFER,
G.L., 275
KLAMT,
A.H., 278
KLEINHANS,
P., Pastor, 277
KLEINHANS,
Paul, Rev., 277
KLINDWORTH,
W.F., Rev., 268
KNOERNSCHILD,
E.C., Rev., 279
KOSCHE,
Th. M., Teacher, 279
KRACH,
G.M., 275
KRENTZ,
Paul G., Rev., 272
KREUTZ,
E.C., Rev., 279
KROENCKE,
F., Ph.D., Prof., 272
KUECHLE,
Ernst G., Rev., 272
KUHLMANN,
G.A., 277
KULOW,
Claudius S., Rev., 272
KUMNICK,
H.H., Rev., 268
KURING,
Rev., 275
KURING,
H., Rev., 275
LAMS,
Ernest T., 266
LANG,
Hugo, Rev., 272
LANKENAU,
Vice-President, 272
LANKENAU,
F.J., Rev., 271, 280
LAUTERBACH,
W., Rev., 279
LE
CRON, 278
LEDERER,
C.F., Rev., 273
LEHENBAUER,
C.F., President, 271 (picture)
LEHENBAUER,
C.F., Rev., 271
LENSKI,
274
LIESCHEIDT,
H.F., 278
LINNEMEIER,
O.H., Rev., 279
LITTMANN,
W., 278
LOESCH,
278
LOESSEL,
E.F., Rev., 279
LUECKE,
Wilbur, Assistant Professor, 279
LUTHER,
269, 272, 273, 274
LUTHER,
Martin, Dr., 276
MAAHS,
H.L., Rev., 279
MANSKE,
E., Rev., 273
MARKWORTH,
Carl, 267
MARVIN,
Bishop, 269
MAYER,
E.A., Rev., 273
MAYER,
Emmanuel, Rev., 279
MAYER,
Herm., Rev., 273
McCLAUGHLIN,
W., Rev., 272
McNALLY,
Rand, 277
MEDLER,
W.H., Rev., 279
MEESE,
Edwin, 268
MEIER,
R.W., 279
MERTING,
278
MESSERLI,
Rudolf, Pastor, 279
MEYER,
President, 273
MEYER,
J.H., Pastor, 277
MEYER,
Theo. A., 278
MEYERHOFF,
H., 279
MILLER,
Elmer I., 277
MILLER,
Paul, Rev., 267
MIX,
Judge, 275
MIX,
275
MOEBIUS,
Joh., Rev., 278
MOEHRING,
278
MOHRLOCK,
Hannah, 276
MUELLER,
E.C., Teacher, 279
MUELLER,
E.H.C., 278
MUELLER,
J., 278
MUELLER,
John Theodore, 276
NIEMANN,
A.J., 278
OBERMANN,
A.W., Pastor, 277
OETJEN,
F.J., 277
OLSEN,
Harry E., Rev., 268
OSSKO,
Edw., Dir., 273
OSTERMANN,
V., Pastor, 277
OTTE,
Herman, Teacher, 278
OVERBECK,
Fred W., 279
OVERN,
A.V., B.A., M.A., 279
PIEPER,
F., Pastor, 277
PLASS,
Ewald, Rev., 279
POELLOT,
D., 277
POLACK,
W.G., 265
POLACK,
W.G., Prof., 268
PRAETORIUS,
O., Rev., 279
PRANGE,
H.W., Pastor, 272
RANDT,
Mrs., 273
RANDT,
Rev., 273
RAU,
Omar F.J., Rev., 272
REHWINKEL,
Director, 277
REHWINKEL,
A.M., Director, 277
REHWINKEL,
Alfred M., 278
REINKE,
Edwin, Rev., 272
RENNER,
O., 278
RENNER,
O., Rev., 278
RIEDEL,
C.G., Pastor, 273
RIMBACH,
A., Rev., 277
RITZMANN,
Ed. A., 274
ROEHRS,
H., 277
ROHLFING,
R.T., Prof., 267
RUDNICK,
Rev., 277
RUDNICK,
E.J., Rev., 277
RUEHLE,
W.G., Pastor, 272
RUESSKAMP,
C.H., Pastor, 272
RUMSCH,
Rev., 278
RUTZ,
C.L., Rev., 272
SAEGER,
H.W., Pastor, 279
SAMUEL,
N., 270
SANGSTER,
Margaret E., 277
SAVARIMUTHU,
S., 270
SCAER,
Professor, 276, 277
SCAER,
Charles, 276
SCAER,
Charles, Prof., 276 (picture; obituary follows)
SCHACK,
E.A., Rev., 279
SCHACK,
F.A., 268
SCHAKE,
J.O., 277
SCHARLEMANN,
Rev., 278
SCHELP,
Paul, 271
SCHINNERER,
J., Rev., 272
SCHLEEDE,
K., 277
SCHMIDT,
Geo. P., Prof., 279
SCHNEIDER,
278
SCHNEIDER,
F., 278
SCHRAMM,
Rev., 278
SCHROEDER,
Armin, Rev., 277
SCHROEDER,
E.F., Rev., 279
SCHROEDER,
H.L., Teacher, 277
SCHROEDER,
V., Rev., 273
SCHUBERT,
268
SCHUBERT,
Franz, 268
SCHUBKEGEL,
C., Rev., 279
SCHUESSLER,
G., Pastor, 272
SCHULENBURG,
W., Teacher, 272
SCHULZ,
C.P., Pastor, 277
SCHULZ,
H., Rev., 278
SCHUMACHER,
269
SCHUMACHER,
B., 269, 277
SCHUMM,
P., 274
SCHURDEL,
T., Pastor, 277
SINGLE,
W., Pastor, 277
SIPES,
Hilda, Miss, 274
SMITH,
C.O., 278
SOMMER,
A.G., Rev., 272, 279
SOMMER,
M.S., Prof., 266
SOMMER,
Martin S., Prof., 266
SPITZ,
C.T., 267
SPRENGELER,
H.L., 278
STEINBACH,
Edgar G., Teacher, 272
STEINKAMP,
Wm. H., 279
STEINKAMP,
Wm., H., 275
STELLHORN,
Sec., 275
STELLHORN,
A.C., 276
STIEMKE,
A.J., Pastor, 272
STOECKHARDT,
Dr., 276
STOEPPELWERTH,
H., Prof., 277
STOHLMANN,
Geo. C., 279
STRADTMANN,
Wm., 268
STUDTMANN,
H., 278
STUECKLER,
278
SWAMIDOSS,
271
SWAMIDOSS,
Rev., 270, 271
SWAMIDOSS,
A.C., 270
SWAMIDOSS,
A.C., Rev., 271 (picture)
SYLWESTER,
F.W.J., 278
THIES,
C., 277
TRESKOW,
C.G., 278
UDE,
H., Teacher, 279
UDE,
H.L., 279
v.
GEMMINGEN, H., 278
VOGEL,
Marcella, 275
VOLZ,
278
W.G.P.,
268
WAGNER,
268
WAGNER,
A.E., 277
WAHLERS,
278
WAISER,
Alwin O., 278
WALTHER,
Dr., 276
WALTHER,
C., 278
WALTHER,
W., 278
WEFEL,
Walther J., 274
WEIN,
E., Rev., 279
WEINHOLD,
278
WENDT,
A.L., Teacher, 272
WENTZEL,
L., Rev., 271
WESTERMANN,
J.W., Pastor, 272
WIESE,
Fr., Rev., 279
WILDGRUBE,
278
WILHELM,
Ph., 278
WISMAR,
Walter, 277
WOHLTJEN,
Charles D., 268
WOLDT,
Paul F., Rev., 279
WOLFF,
O.C., 278
WOLLAEGER,
278
WORTHMANN,
F., Rev., 277
WOY,
Paul, Rev., 279
WRIGHT,
R. Toland, 274
WUGGAZER,
A., Rev., 273
WUNDERLICH,
Alb. M., 279
YOUSSI,
W.H., 278
ZANOW,
E.J., Rev., 279
ZIMMERMANN,
F., Hon., 267
ZORN,
Dr., 277
ZORN,
C.M., Dr., 277 (obituary follows)
ZORN,
Carl, 277
ZORN,
Hans, Rev., 277
ZORN,
Otto, Prof., 277
ZORN, Walter, 277
Obituary of Prof.
Charles Scaer.
Prof. Charles Scaer, for thirty-three years head of the English Department of St. John’s College, Winfield, Kansas, died suddenly of heart failure on June 9 while attending the West Kansas Pastoral Conference near Canton, Kansas. He died at the age of 70 years, 7months, and 29 days. On the day of his death he was apparently in good health and took an active part in all discussions on the conference floor.
Looking forward to the future with a hopeful and prayerful attitude, Professor Scaer had just finished encouraging the pastors of the conference to continue zealously in the missionary expansion work of the Lutheran Church, when a few minutes later he was seen suddenly to relax and sink back in his seat. In the midst of active service and without a sound orcein of pain he passed from this life and entered the realms of heavenly joy promised by the savior.
Charles Scaer was born October 11, 1857, at Conway, Ohio. His elementary education was received in the schools of his home community. He attended Ohio Northern University at Ada, Ohio; also Hiram College and the Tri-State Normal College at Angola, Indiana, from which school he received his A.B. and A.M. degrees. For seven years after his graduation he was professor of Latin at the Tri-State Normal College.
In 1889 he married Hannah Mohrlock, of Hillsdale, Michigan. In 1894 he accepted a call to St. John’s College as head of the English department. After a period of thirty-three years of service the veteran teacher resigned in June, 1927, because of failing health. His active interest in the work of the Church continues, however, and he undertook to translate into English some of the writings of Dr. Walther and Dr. Stoeckhardt. Shortly before his resignation in 1927 he published A Treatise on Conscience, a book in which he presented the results of many years’ psychological study and observation.
In his work at St. John’s College he was always a kind and fatherly counselor to the hundreds of students with whom he came in contact during his long period of service. After private study in theology he was admitted to the ministry of the Lutheran Church by examination in 1900. For many years he served the Lutheran mission charges at Augusta and Ashton, Kansas, and during a long vacancy in the pastorate he also served the congregation in Winfield.
He was treasurer of St. John's College for more than thirty years and was active in all the building projects of the school. He was chairman of the board of the Lutheran Children's Home in Winfield for many years. He was deeply interested in the work of the Children's Friend Society and was always ready to make sacrifices when occasions demanded. (Because of his devoted interest in the work of his organization many memorial gifts were made to the Lutheran Children’s Home instead of the usual floral offerings.) As a citizen of Winfield he was highly respected and honored because of his active interest in civic affairs. As chairman of the city library board he was an influential leader in the educational circles of the city.
The body of Prof. Charles Scaer was laid to rest in Highland Cemetery on June 14. After a short service at the home the body was taken to the college in which the deceased had spent the greater portion of his active life. Many pastors, former students, and friends came from distant parts of the State and thus gave evidence of their high respect and sincere friendship for the veteran pioneer teacher. Alumni and former students of the esteemed teacher formed a guard of honor and directed those paying tribute to his memory while the body lay in state in the administration building of St. John's College. A brief service was conducted at the college by Director A.M. Rehwinkel. In the church Rev. F. Worthmann preached an impressive sermon using for his text Daniel 12, 3. 13. Rev. E.J. Dierker spoke on behalf of the Board of Trustees and of the Kansas District. Rev. L.H. Deffner represented the West Kansas Pastoral Conference as a special delegate, and Prof. H. Stoeppelwerth spoke in behalf of the faculty. Messages of condolence were read by Director Rehwinkel.
Prof.
Scaer leaves to mourn his loss his wife, three sons, all of whom are actively
engaged in the work of the church, and four daughters. Three children preceded him to the life beyond
the grave. May the Lord comfort the
bereaved with the certain hope that they shall all be reunited in eternal
happiness! Winfield, Kansas; G.A. Kuhlmann.
Obituary of Dr. C.M. Zorn.
Notice has already been taken in the Lutheran Witness of the death of this highly esteemed churchman. The last time that Dr. Zorn attended services at the church to which he belonged was on Easter Day. Previous to that time he had been quite regular in his attendance. He would complain that he did not feel well enough in the morning hours to attend services, but later in the day he began to feel better. He was always able to be up and about during the day. For his age he was certainly in excellent health. He was even happy to receive visitors. His mind was active, and he was very entertaining and friendly. In the evening of June 29 he unexpectedly had a stroke. He had to be carried up to his bed, from which he did not arise again. I saw him two days later. He was able to understand the Scripture-passages that I read to him, but he was unable to express himself clearly, although a person could at times make out what he was saying. He was quite restless, and from that time forth he began to fail more and more. He lingered on until July 11 and listened to everything a person told him and read to him. When asked whether he understood, he always replied in the affirmative. On Wednesday, July 11, however, he lay in a semiconscious state and did not respond to anything that was said to him. The following day, Thursday, July 12, at 12.15 A.M., he quietly passed away without regaining consciousness. During his sickness, his six children were with him. His distant daughter, wife of Rev. A. Rimbach, of Portland, Oregon, had been notified of her father’s condition and had arrived in good season. Prof. Otto Zorn, from Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts, was also there. Rev. Hans Zorn, of Indianapolis, likewise had come. Carl, Walter, and another daughter, the wife of Mr. J.O. Schake, all of whom live in Cleveland, were always with him. His children and daughters-in-law prayed with him and sang hymns with him. Dr. Zorn himself frequently joined in the singing.
The funeral services were held on Saturday, July 14 at 1.45 P.M., in the home of his son Carl in East Cleveland, where he had lived for the past sixteen years, and 2.30 in the church. Rev. Armin Schroeder, assistant pastor of Zion Church, Cleveland, officiated at the house. Burial took place from St. John's Church in South Euclid, where his son Hans had been pastor for many years. Every available seat in the church was occupied at the funeral service. Rev. Armin Schroeder preached a short German sermon, basing his remarks on 1 Cor. 15, 10. Rev. Paul Kleinhans then delivered a brief English message in behalf of the Central District President. Elmer I. Miller, pastor of Gethsemane Church in Cleveland Heights, of which Dr. Zorn was a member, then delivered the English sermon, basing his remarks on Rom. 7, 24. 25a. This text was taken in accordance with a request of Dr. Zorn himself which he made on December 19, 1926, when he believed that the time of his departure was near at hand. Rev. W.O. Bischoff, pastor of St. John’s Congregation, South Euclid, officiated at the cemetery.
Thus the mortal remains of a great servant of the Lord have been laid to rest. Pastors P. Kleinhans, F. Pieper, M. Ilse, Sr., W. Single, T. Schurdel, and J.H. Meyer were pallbearers. Pastor C.P. Schulz attended the funeral as a representative of the congregation in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, which Dr. Zorn had served before he came to Cleveland. Cleveland Heights, Ohio; Elmer I. Miller.
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