John H. Reble

Description
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
Black and white portrait of Rev. Dr. John H. Reble (1887-1975), president of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Canada from 1925 to 1953. Reble was a long serving member of the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada Board of Governors.
Notes
John H. Reble (1887-1975) was a Lutheran pastor who served as President of the Canada Synod from 1945 to 1953.

John Reble was born in Kropp, Germany on December 14, 1887. He was educated at Kropp Seminary. He moved to Canada and was ordained in Hamilton, Ontario in 1909.

Reble served as pastor of Denbigh-Raglan from 1909 to 1912; Linwood-Hessen from 1912-1925; and St. Paul in Hamilton from 1925-1945. He became the president of the Canadian Synod in 1925, and was elected as full-time president in 1945. Reble maintained this position until 1953 when he retired. Following retirement he continued to lead supply services in Walkerton, Arnprior, Kitchener, and Germany.

He married Gertrud Butze on May 26, 1909 at Arnpoir, Ontario. The couple had four children: Elsie, Kurt, Otto, Eric and John.

Reble passed away on April 7, 1975 at 87 years old in his home in Kitchener. A funeral service was held at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Kitchener.
Inscriptions
Reverse, in ink: Dr. John H. Reble / D.D. 1935
Date of Original
Between 1940 and 1975
Image Dimensions
Image Width: 6cm
Image Height: 11.5cm
Subject(s)
Local identifier
U63_376.1
Collection
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary fonds
Geographic Coverage
  • Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.4668 Longitude: -80.51639
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Recommended Citation
Wilfrid Laurier University Archives & Special Collections
Reproduction Notes
U63 Disc1
Contact
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