10 Dec 1924
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1924
Page
1
Rev Mr Stemmereengh will complete pulpit duties at Mont Alo. His daughter Mrs Crace PurmeMengh Boonseller has taken over, as Rev Mr Hummelbauer has been ill for some time. Services led by Rev A B Hattan of Hagerstown. Funeral slated for 1:80 o'clock this afternoon.
In the Porsayivanta District Mire Goonselier becomes the first woman to regularly fill United Brethren pulpits. The article notes a lineage of clergy, highlighting Rev. Mr. Hummelbaugh’s long service in Frederick Gettysburg and York and his family ties.
The coalition of China’s creditor powers led by the United States Britain France Japan Belgium Italy and the Netherlands declared today they would support the Peking provisional government if it honors all treaties and engages all prior obligations The pledge requires broad Chinese consent and the creation of a formal administration representing all provinces and factions.
In Frankfort Germany a public prosecutor issued a warrant against Count Guenther Bernstorff son of the former ambassador to the United States. He faces arraignments over a bank he organized after the war. The whereabouts of the count are unknown.
President Coolidge hosted a White House breakfast for Republican members of the House. Officials said no special legislation was advanced, the gathering aimed at fraternal unity among leaders, with broader talks among lawmakers and other attendees.
The regular meeting of the Clear group of the Inter Aisle Milk Producers Association will meet at 1:60 Friday evening, instead of the announced time. Blond pumps, a popular fashion item worn with matching handbag and stockings, are noted.
Swollen and rheumatic joints are claimed to respond to Joint-Base a special preparation sold at Wareham's Guy Pharmacy. The ad urges readers to remember the product name and buy a tube to end agony and restore mobility after other cures fail.
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