Daniel in the lions den a modern sermon lesson
Dr John MacNeil reinterprets the Daniel story noting the key act was going into the lion's den not escaping it. He warns contemporary readers to resist compromising faith for social approval, urging fidelity amid temptations to choose comfort over conscience. Copyright Babson Newspaper Synd.
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Bark L. Douglass
D. D
Lions den
John MacNeil
MacNeil
Daniel
Lion’s den
Babson Newspaper
No Certified Holly From State Forests
Baltimore news notes that Maryland may have no certified holly this Christmas as the State Department of Forests and Parks announced no supply. Also reports discharge and service details for Sgt John W Briscoe Jr and Sgt Richard F Stull, with civilian employment histories and family locations. Court docket and UNRRA funding debates are summarized, plus local veteran notes and public notices.
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Baltimore
Weather Summary for November 1945 Readings
The report records 0.01 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending this morning. Monthly total to date stands at 0.33 inches, with year to date and normal November figures noted. The high yesterday was 44 and the low 42, with yesterday's low compared to last year at 24. Sun times indicate sunset at 4:29 p.m. and sunrise at 6:51 a.m., moon appears at 1:52 p.m. tomorrow.
Rain Interferes With Hood Play Day Schedule
Rain disrupted Hood College fall play day activities featuring teams from Goucher Wilson and George Washington. Events included hockey archery and initial soccer games with Hood achieving a 2-0 win and a 2-2 draw. tennis was canceled and a mountain retreat proceeded as planned.
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Hood
Goucher
Wilson
George Washington
Margaret Green
Marion I. Green
Lee Place
Frederick
Randy
Cob- Jentz Gym
Jis
Wilna Blackwell
Past Noble Grand's Association Holds November Meeting
The Past Noble Grand's Association of the Samaritan Rebekah lodge met November 2 at the I O O F Temple with 27 members present. President Mrs. Bessie Poole chaired. committees were named for the I O O F Home entertainment on November 28 and December tasks for Victory baskets. The next meeting December 7 will feature a covered dish dinner at 6:30 PM and secret sister gift-giving. refreshments were served by Mrs. Emma Grove and Miss Ruth Cronise.
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Noble Gitanyg
Noble Grand's Association
Emma Grove
Ruth Cronise
S A Home League Meeting Is Held
One hundred fifty Salvation Army Home League members gathered in Hagerstown for an afternoon session with dinner at Hotel Hamilton and an evening closing meeting. Attendees came from Baltimore, Cumberland, Annapolis, Frederick, Winchester, and Martinsburg. A display showcased items made from discarded materials, including a prize for a feed bag child’s dress.
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Salvation Army Home League
Hagerstown
Hotel Hamilton
Baltimore
Cumberland
Annapolis
Frederick
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Ausherman
Walter C Wolfte
Mary Rippeon
Mary Schmidt
Mary Beard
Mary Talbert
Mary Douglas
Mary McFarland
Soldier Charles E Leatherman Honored by Army Discharge
Private Charles E. Leatherman, son of Mrs. Annie K. Leatherman, northwest of Middletown, was honorably discharged from the Army at Camp Puckett Virginia on Friday November 2. He entered service January 28, 1942 and went overseas in August 1942 as a member of the First Division.
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Midpac
Ft. Shafter
Fc. H
Richard F. Stull
Braddock Heights
Oahu Army Personnel Center
Continental United States
41St Bombardment Group
Stull
Pacific
Mandated Islands
Tarawa
Makin
Hawaii
Enterprise Printing Company
Charles W. Stull
Sealey Avenue
Prc
Charles E. Leatherman
Annie K. Leatherman
Middletown
Army
Camp Puckett
PLC
Leatherman
Worthy Astron of Loyalty to preside at dinner program
The Worthy Astron of Loyalty Caspter Mrs Ralph H Miller of Brunswick will preside and Worthy Patron Paul L Hoff master Myersville will officiate as toastmaster for the program after the dinner. State University in 1941 after three years studies. He interned with Dr J B Burlingame Chesaning Mich for three years and with Dr James Baydston Mason Mich too year and was with the Bureau log Animal Husbandry for a wee time before joining Dr McClellan
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Astron
Ralph H., Miller
Brunswick
Paul L. Hoff
Myersville
Dr Thomas W Clark Returns to Frederick Veterinary Practice
Dr Thomas W Clark formerly of New York returns to Frederick to join Dr J Bernard McClellan at 142 West Patrick Street. Clark was with McClellan for five to six months before entering the Army in 1943 and has now been discharged. He studied at Cornell for two years and earned his DVM degree at Michigan.
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Thomas W. Clark
New York
Frederick
J. Bernard McClellan
West Patrick Street
Clark
McClellan
Cornell University
Michigan
Ration Roundup Notes Stamp Validity and Periods
The Associated Press summary lists Book Four ration stamps for meats fats and sugar with period end dates. F1 through Ki valid through November 30. L1 through Q1 through December 31. Pi through good through January 31. W1 through Zlang green stamp Ng-gan through February 28. Sugar-Book Four stamp 38 valid for five pounds through December 31.
Victory Loan push tied to peacetime recovery drive
The text argues an additional reason to back the Victory Loan, noting the American people's sound wartime judgment and a need to continue saving to complete conversion to a peacetime economy. It frames victory loan success as a firm signal of intent to rebuild prosperity and complete war finance efforts.
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John W. Briscoe, Jr
Route 2
Army Air Forces
McChord Field
Washington
Portland Army Air Base
Portland
Ore
Safeway
Tinsburg
W.va
Buty
Robert Reed
Si -Street
Bammead Feeter
Carrie Reed
Woodsboro, Md
Rockville
Montgomery County Circuit Court
Charles W. Woodward
Stedman Prescott
UNRRA
Moy
House
Senate
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Maryland State Roads Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
East Rockville
Baltimore Road
ME Pleasant Grange
Mt. Pleasant
Clarence ‘Lochner
Margaret Ramsburg
Howard Pearl Clifton Wirts
Keefer Main
William Biser
Ralph Bowers
United States Naval Academy
Department of English
Maryland State Capitol
Carvel Hall
Dorothy M. Zulich
Dwight Collmus
A. B. Collmus
United States Naval Reserve
iFort Schuyler
Collmus
Ensign Collmus
Navy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fort Schuyler
Collsimus
Navy Yardsn
King's Daughters Bible Class
Calvary Methodist Church
Alta
Joseph M. Cutsail, Jr
J. M. Cutsail
McMurray ‘Street
Ellington Field
Texas
Uab Lautmand
Catsail
Lfe
Keystone
Nicodemus
N. Court St
Melvin M. Engle
S Operated
Hotpoint Appliances
Tee
Frederick, Md
Cravel Drive
Tolley
Zeiler Insurance
S. A
Africa
Tunisia
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
Fort Meade
Camp Pickett
Pfe
Cumberland Valley
American ‘Guild of Organists
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Henry T. Wade
Catherine Williams
Isabel D. Ferris
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Francis Scott Key Hotel
West North Ave
Lafayette
Baltimore 17
Maryland
Vintarenaan Hietory
Tou
Payrell Savings Plan
America
H. M. Wisner
Schell's Grocery Meats
W. South St
Cappello
N. Market St
Chestnut Farms
Chevy Chase
Rosebud Perfume Company
Woodsboro, Maryland
George B. Kehne
Superior Dairy
Roy L. Cream
Blue Ridge News Agency
E. Patrick Sr
Southern Restaurant
W. F. Cooley
W. G. Crowther
U. Tire
W. Patrick
Masser Motor Express
Muse Tailoring CO
Carmack’s Grocery
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy RE. Provard
E. Seventh St
Edward H. Sharpe
U. S. Treasury
Treasury Department and
War Advertising Council
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