Chamber Music Society schedules three January concerts
The Frederick Chamber Music Society announces three January concerts led by Dr. John Bateman and Charles Warner. Highlights include Mozart Quintet K452, Honegger Rapsodie, and Poulenc Sextet with Hood College performers plus madrigal work and a Bach cycle recital. Tickets available at the Francis Scott Key Hotel lobby Ticket Center.
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Frederick
J. Scott Mackley
H. Burton Kester
Thomas E. Silliman
Darwin A. Hueting
John M. Hullhorn
H. Burton Kester Kasson
Mozart
Honegger
Poulenc
Chamber Music Society
Francis Scott Keys Hotel
Charles Warner
Department of Music
Hood College
Chamber
Walters Art Gallery
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Madrigal Singers
Christine Hagan
David Hagan
Howard Stevens
Howard L. Stevens
Walter Martz Read
Brigitta Warner
Bach
Brodbeck Hall
Warner
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list several families welcoming new children. Richard Allen born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Gue. Michael Lee born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gibbons Sr.. Heather Noel born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Avis A. Young. Gregory Earl born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. B. Earl Duncan Jr. and Jean Wallingford, Woodsboro. Staci Sue born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Mauck. Thomas Eugene born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Tobery. Brad William born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Young. Holli born to Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Gosnell.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles F. Gue
RFD
Frederick
Richard Allen
Harold Gibbons Sr
Michael Lee
Avis A. Young
Heather Noel
B. Earl Duncan Jr
Woodsboro
Gregory Earl
Duncan
Jean Wallingford
Richard M. Mauck
Canberra Court
Staci Sue
Thomas E. Tobery
East South Street
Thomas Eugene
Friday
Ronald N. Young
North Market Street
Brad William
Russell J. Gosnell
Woodbine
Holli Lynn
James A. Duncan
South Market Street
Regional Birth Announcements Highlight Little Ones
A series of birth notices list new arrivals including a second son to Eric Pas Thomas on a Saturday, a second child for Mr and Mrs Warold F Hot, a second daughter for Mr and Mrs Harvey A Morgan on Madison Street, and first child David Wayne to Mr and Mrs Charles M Gilbert on East Patrick Street with Kathy Sue noted on Sunday.
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Kathy Lynn
Charles R. Bodmer
Dickerson
James Richard
Bodmer
Louise Rachel
Stanford A. Mumford
Carrollton Drive
Robert E. Logan
West South Street
Kimberly Denise
Richard T. Fogle
West Patrick Street
Eric Pas
Thomas
ILBJ
Warold F
Mer
Jefferson
Marilyn
Harvey A. Morgan
Madison Street
David Wayne
Charles M. Gilbert
East Patrick Street
Kathy Sue
No Flu Epidemic This Year
The Public Health Service predicts the nation will escape a major flu outbreak this winter. There have been only a few local concentrations of Asian or other types of influenza so far this year. They urge vaccinations for high risk groups and note no widespread epidemic is expected.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Health Service
Johnson to Gift 14K Gold Remembrances for Reporters
President Johnson plans 14 karat gold souvenirs for reporters who traveled the 1964 campaign. Women receive a jet plane charm bracelet medallion while men get a jet plane tie clasp bearing LBJ 1964 and the presidential seal. A card offers warm holiday greetings from Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Washington
Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnsen
Early Bird Launch Set After March First
Comsat and NASA signed a contract to launch the "Early Bird" satellite as soon as possible after March 1 with NASA able to perform similar launches after July 1 at Comsat option. The plan aims to create a global satellite network for telephony, messaging and television.
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Bird
Comsat
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
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Nagete
S. Market St
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Lutheran Brotherhood
James C. Wearing
Walkersville
Communications Satellite Corp
Batique
Servas
Fiistinas
Routzahn’s
Henry
Campus Sportswear Co
Carlond
N. Market St
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