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	Search results for: 5 item(s) for: "Correspondence"        Image: Title: Date: Description: Subject: 1. Correspondence from Selinsgrove 1858-03-11 In response to charges that Selinsgrove was not a healthy place, the Selinsgrove community sent Dr. Kurtz a confident letter stating why their community was a safe and healthy place to have a school. Correspondence; Evangelical Lutheran Missionary Institute; Susquehanna University; 2. Health of Selinsgrove Letter - page 2. 1858-03-11 The second page of the letter concerning the health of Selinsgrove includes signatures of Selinsgrove citizens and physicians. Correspondence; Evangelical Lutheran Missionary Institute; Susquehanna University; 3. Letter from Selinsgrove to Kurtz regarding the Missionary Institute Site Selection 1858-03-12 Benjamin Kurtz, the Missionary Institute founder and 1st President, had put out the word that he wanted to start a school where men could learn how to be teachers of the Gospel. For the location he was... Correspondence; Universities & colleges; Evangelical Lutheran Missionary Institute; Susquehanna University; 4. Missionary Institute Site Selection - page 2 1858-03-12 The second page of the letter from the citizens of Selinsgrove to Kurtz about the site of the Missionary Institute. Correspondence; Universities & colleges; Evangelical Lutheran Missionary Institute; Susquehanna University; 5. Letter from Selinsgrove Borough to the Missionary Institute in Baltimore 1858-04-29 The citizens of Selinsgrove wrote the Board of managers of the Evangelical Lutheran Mission Institute in Baltimore stating that they had secured subscription to give to the proper officers to have the... Correspondence; Evangelical Lutheran Missionary Institute; Susquehanna University;
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