MN District Golden Jubilee History 1918-1968/Pages 150-250
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Page 165 - 166: Zion Lutheran Church, Hutchinson, MN
Jacob Baur
- served from 1914 to 1919
- During his second year he witnessed the erection of a school building in which he himself carried on the teaching, served the congregation.
- Started by Peace Lutheran Church, Hutchinson, MN
source:Lyla Jaus Baur collection.
Page 170-172: Trinity Lutheran Church, Johnson, MN
Jacob Baur
Note: According to the MN Synod book he served from 1894-1904.
"His call required him to teach seven months of school. For his exceptional interest in the instruction of the children of his day, Pastor Baur deserves special mention. During his pastorate the congregation suffered the loss of its church and school. The next year 1895 a new and larger church was built which served the congregation until 1952. A pipe organ was purchased in early 1900, and during the summer of that year a new school building was erected and an addition was made to the parsonage."
- Tabea Baur born in 1895.
- Marie Baur born in 1898.
- Agnes Baur born in 1900.
Page 173 - 174: St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Jordan, MN
Jacob Baur
According to family records, Jacob Baur taught school here before attending DMLC. The church has no records of him being there.
source:Lyla Jaus Baur collectionJacob Baur
[[1884]
Page 177-178: Immanuel Lutheran Church, LaCrescent, MN (South Ridge)
Paul Hinderer
- Paul Hinderer was also serving South Ridge, Nodine, and Brownsville. He soon realized that it was impossible to serve Brownsville in those horse-and=buggy days, if Nodine was to receive proper attention. He therefore resigned from Brownsville, which could be served from Town Union, and continued with the two Ridge congregations until 1890 when he left the Goodhue area.<ref>Clara Hinderer Baur written history</ref>
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Emanuel Hinderer and Clara Hinderer born here.
source:Lyla Jaus Baur collection
Page 221-222: Zion Lutheran Church, Morgan, MN
Jacob Baur
source:Lyla Jaus Baur collection
Page 225-226: Zion Lutheran Church, Morton, MN
Jacob Baur
Paul Hinderer
"Next came Rev. Jacob Baur to served this territory from 1887-1892. Although repeated attempts were made to erect a church at Beaver Falls, MN, plans were finally made to erect Zion Church in Morton, MN. On Feb 18, 1889, the congregation organized in Morton, and plans for a church building, 26'x40', were completed. This church was razed in 1939 to give place to our current house of worship."
source:Lyla Jaus Baur collection
Page 235 237: St. Paul's Lutheran Church, New Ulm, MN
source:Lyla Jaus Baur collectionThomas Henning (friend of the family)
Ralph Baur (went to school and confirmed here)
DMLC (played major role in starting DMLC)
1885
Page 247-248: Grace Lutheran Church, Oconoco, MN
Paul Hinderer
- served 1902-1905
- also served St. John's Lutheran Church, Oronoco, MN
- F. W. Weindorf father of family friend Luther Weindorf
source:Lyla Jaus Baur collection