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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1960
Page
7
The American Institute of Men’s and Boys’ Wear notes fashion must partner with function as midweight spring suits gain traction. Patterns and color shift with plaids, checks, stripes, and self-weaves, while olive greens blend with grays for versatile wardrobes.
The Allegheny County Board of Health approved strict air pollution regulations targeting steel mill chimneys and private behavior. The rules cap car idling at three minutes and require a written permit for backyard fires. Enactment rests with county commissioners.
Hocking County Engineer Albert Seabright reports Big Pine Road is closed for several days to replace a bridge 500 feet west of Hunter's Rock. No detour is provided, and local traffic is affected while crews work.
Practical minded men rally to wash wear clothing as Spring trends uplift the line. Travel and daily wear claim the fabrics stay fresh and wrinkle resistant, with reduced packing needs. Fiber science and careful sewing create durable, fashionable wash wear suits and sportswear. Athens Messenger.
Lines described as refreshing March wind and April breeze, soft as a misty May morn and colorful as a June bloom read like a poet’s tribute to love. The passage reflects vivid seasonal motifs.
Sweaters this spring fall into two categories active sportswear for golf and tennis and others to ward off early mornings with casual or country wear or for spectator sports. New knits mimic heavier looks with lighter weight, three quarter sleeves in Continental push up style, deep V necks crew necks and collared models in wools synthetics and blends.
James F. Wilson of Crooksville is named one of 25 recipients to receive free scholarships for guidance training at Ohio University this summer. The award comes from Dr. George E. Hill, director of the Ohio University Guidance Training Laboratory.
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