Chester News Highlights Multiple Local Visits and Deaths
Chester residents report travel to Jacksonville Texas for Franklin Young funeral services. Mrs. Richard Fick returns from Holzer Hospital. Local visits include M H Allen from Columbus, D M Cleland recovering in Holzer Hospital, and several social calls among community members and families.
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Chester
Roy Christy
Cecil Nelson
Jacksonville
Tex
Franklin Young
Richard Fick
Holzer Hospital
M. H. Allen
Near Columbus
Clayton Allen
D. M. Cleland
Marion Woods
James Vanmeter
Ray Morris
Lodge Hall
Ross Cleland
Otis Knopp
Syracuse
Lillian Frost
Barnhart
Earl Frecker
Wateman White
Bruce Myers
Harry Lodwick
Carl Kautz
Raymond Pullins
David Koblentz
J. S. Davis
Bob Woods
Willie Frecker
Charles Bissell
Norman McCain
Charles Woods
Emma Durst
Shelly Petty
Lloyd Koenig
Mansfield
Mildred Santee
Joe Marks
Paul Myers
Columbus
Willis Frost
Myers
Air Force
England
Wash-Wear Clothing Gains Popularity For 1962
Wash-wear garments from suits to sportswear dominate spring-summer 1962, per the American Institute of Men's and Boys' Wear. Advertised as travel friendly and easy care, wash-wear items include shirts ties and underwear with fabrics that withstand automatic washer dryer cycles and emerge pressed and ready to wear.
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National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Weekend Visits Across Ohio Highlight Kyger Family Ties
Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry of Bradbury with Mrs. Allie Hawley and children spent a weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood in Canal Winchester. Ray Lemley visited his son Robert Lemley and his wife in Gallipolis.
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Kyger
J. Perry
Bradbury
Allie Hawley
Robert Wood
Canal Winchester
Ray Lemley
Robert Lemley
Gallipolis
Fortrel jackets hailed for easy care and smart style
Stanley Blaker promotes Fortrel polyester cotton fabric in a Nassau model sports jacket. The three button Spring 62 version features notched lapels natural shoulders set-in flap pockets and center back vent. Lightweight and wrinkle free for travel suitability.
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Stanley Blacker
Fortrel
Nassau
Earl Loom
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings in Ohio Towns
Cheshire residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hern visited Mrs. Hern's parents Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Musgrave and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Musgrave in Kitts Hill. Mrs. Alice Durst returned home after a weekend with her daughter Mrs. Roxy George in Morgan Center. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee and two children of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Glen See were recent guests of Mrs. Mary A. See.
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Cheshire
Charles Hern
Outerwear trends drawn from salt spray and slopes
The American Institute of Men's and Boys Wear reports spring and summer outerwear inspired by nautical decks and ski culture. New designs emphasize comfort and practicality with knit panels, stretch fabrics, laminated shells, and bold color panels.
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American Institute of Men's
Spring felt hats mix light weight and new color blends
The American Institute of Men’s and Boys’ Wear notes 1962 spring felt hats are lighter and more supple with tissue to foam-backed bands. Colors shift to mid tones such as gray blue olive and brown, with blue suit influence boosting gray-blue shades and blended fur felts gaining popularity.
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American Institute of Men
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Cline
Jas
PD. Cumley
H. A. McCaskill
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
the National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Dra
Newport
Athens
Cambridge Grey
Craig Noble
Wembley
Ivy's
Poplins
Navy
Tan
Wool-Dacron
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