Carl Christian Hein Papers 1927-1944.

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Carl Christian Hein Papers 1927-1944.

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The presidential papers of Carl Christian Hein originally included both his Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio and Adjacent States (Joint Synod of Ohio) papers, as well as his presidential papers from the American Lutheran Church (ALC). These two collections have been organized and processed separately, and there is some overlap between the two. When Hein died April of 1937, Emanuel Frederick Poppen became president. Some correspondence addressed to Poppen was interfiled with the Hein papers. This explains why some of the materials in this series extend to 1944. Arranged chronologically within each folder. Folders are grouped generally. By subject, with documents of the following subject areas being boxed together in the order listed: Joint Merger Commission; 1930 Toledo Merger Convention and the 1930 Joint Synod of Ohio Convention; skeleton synods; transfer of property from the merging synods to the ALC; non- Lutheran denominations; inter-Lutheran bodies; districts of the ALC; charitable institutions; boards of the ALC; and correspondence with individuals, on miscellaneous subjects, and general correspondence.

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Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Library, ELCA Library

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Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Library, ELCA Library

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