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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1962
Page
4
The piece tracks how boys across age groups imitate fathers and older brothers yet favor school appropriate outfits. It outlines three style levels Cool Cooler and Coolest with authentic natural shoulder suits and sport jackets, wash wear plaids, and diverse footwear in sub teen to college wardrobes.
The passage describes a man who embraces extreme, stylish attire. He favors very slim clothes, sharp hair, Continental shoes, double breasted shirts in black and bright colors, and tight jackets or coats to suit his bold fashion sense.
Fashion notes from the National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers forecast slim, trim slacks with 13 inch bottoms and beltless models. Plain fronts rise as belt-loop styles grow, matching new season sport jackets in gray olive and tan. Senators Goldwater credited with popularizing antsypants shorts in his hometown store.
Louis Morgan 63, former Shawnee village marshal, will face a first degree manslaughter trial in April for the fatal 1961 shooting of Richard Denny 20 of Shawnee. Winifred Strohl’s divorce suit against Walter Strohl is dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. Mary Rutledge granted divorce from Allen Rutledge with custody of their child. United Benefit Life Insurance Co. case against John Altier and others authorizes payment of 50000 to the court with 60 days for claims. Aloe Co. St. Louis v Kramer settled and dismissed. State Highway Dept lands appropriation case of O T Vansickle Route 13. motion for new trial overruled. Lennie Wilson Crooksville Route 2 seeks divorce from Sharon Wilson New Lexington. married Sept 13 1958 in Oakfield. they have a daughter.
The estate of A. C. Ziesler in Shawnee lists $1000 in personal property. The will of William McKitterick of Shawnee leaves everything to his wife Stella, witnessed July 27 1954 by A. T. Pettit and J. C. Allen.
The piece notes President Kennedy rarely carries change and rarely borrows cab fare, even as a senator. It adds that James Madison was the first president inaugurated in long pants while predecessors wore knee breeches.
Dr Edith Travel known as White Mouse physician warns against dressing while standing on one foot. She urges people to sit when putting on pants to avoid mishaps and maintain balance.
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