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The collection contains "Sunny: the Autobiography of [Lt. Col.] Theodore Bornhoeft"; photograph; materials from TPB Publications

Scope and Contents The Johann Leonhard Daib Family Collection spans several generations. The Daib family members described in the biographical notes are the ones for whom specific material can be found in this collection. There is a separate collection on Pastor Walter Daib that contains information about his service as military chaplain and European representative of the synodical mission board.Two separate genealogies are part of this collection, one starting in 1570 and the other in 1607 (f.2)....

Folder List

• Liturgical Society of St. James
• Lutheran Chaplains Association I
• Lutheran Chaplains Association II
• Lutheran Liturgical Research Society

Content Description

Four boxes - Files of Rev. Fred T. Eggert: class notes; correspondence from his parish ministry; files from Lutheran Service Centers with Armed Forces Commission in various US cities and Germany

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The collection contains Ernstmeyer's original orders for the military chaplaincy from 1943 to 1970 and several Armed Forces editions of the New Testament, Psalms, and the Book of Prayers. An additional folder of biographical information is also included which was moved from the CHI biographical files February 2016. A preliminary inventory is in Box 2.

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The collection contains two items from World War 1 that Chaplain Gerken received during his chaplaincy service during the war: a "Soldbuch" (payroll record) for a German noncommissioned officer and a First Army, AEF, situation map showing the German order of battle as of 3/4 November 1918.

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The collection contains materials from the Lutheran World Federation Assembly, the Bad Boll Conferences, the Educational Conference, the College of Presidents, the Board of Assignments, correspondence regarding Herman Sasse's trip to the United States, and other synodical matters.

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The collection contains the manuscript of an article he wrote for The Lutheran Witness and a letter of 18 November 1945 from Munich, Germany, to Rev. Alfred Doerffler describing post-war Germany, the Lutheran Church in Germany, and the Polish Lutheran Church in Exile in London.

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The folder contains personal correspondence concerning work on the Lutheran Confessions. There is also a manuscript.

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The collection consists of correspondence, other manuscripts, printed material and a scrapbook.