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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1965

Page

23

Father with Handlebar Mustache Keeps Trim Cycle

Frank Scheibert maintains a handlebar mustache trimmed weekly with hair wax to keep ends neat and pointed. He notes the style reduces shaving effort.

Frank Scheibert

Mustache Fashion Sparks Quiet Style Trend in Middle Town

Frank J. Scheibert a Bud's Wrecker driver, 30, started wearing facial hair at 18 and now sports a pointed handlebar mustache. Patrolman Louis Janka, 61, keeps a mustache from Navy days after an injury in training. Jacob Irons, 69, nicknamed Billygoat, shifted from beard to goatee five months ago. Thomas Williams, 89, has worn a mustache since youth and trims weekly, noting many women like mustaches.

Frank J. Scheibert Louise Court Scheibert Bud Louis Janka Navy Janka Jacob Irons Brentwood St Irons Santa Claus Thomas Williams Martz- Paullin Road Carlisle

Mustached Ohio designer cites family roots and travels

Joe Kugler of Dayton Oxford Road Franklin discusses mustaches as a cultural norm from Hungary to the United States. He recalls growing his facial hair at about age 20 and notes a Kaiser Wilhelm style family influence, a 1951 U S arrival with the mustache, and a canoe trip that yielded a goatee during wilderness camping. Kugler, 46, works as an industrial designer for McGraw Con.

Joe Kugler Dayton- Oxford Road Franklin Kugler Hungary United States The McGraw Con

Are You a Spy A Civic Beard Conundrum in Town

A local Boy Scout official recounted how residents jokingly asked Kugler if he was a spy, with Kugler replying affirmatively. Gary Swartz, 26, a heavy equipment operator, explains his Lincoln-type winter beard serves warmth and routine trimming takes minutes. Swartz, nicknamed Whiskers and Fire Beard, has worn a beard every winter for five years.

Gary Swartz Baltimore St Swartz Smith & Keller Excavating Engineers

Parents Without Partners group forms at St Pauls Middletown

The Rev. Robert McNamara starts a Middletown chapter of Parents Without Partners a national group for single parents. A Tuesday 7:30 p.m. church meeting welcomes divorced widowed and single parents seeking community support. Members stress independence not therapy while sharing challenges of raising children alone.

Robert McNamara St. Paul's Church of Christ McNamara Middletown Louise Sherman Armco Steel Corp Grace

Bearded Engineer Keeps 1947 Style In Springboro

Bryan Knight, 38, of Woods Road, Springboro, has worn a variety of mustaches and beards since 1947 and hasn’t visited a barber in 10 years. He trims and cuts his hair himself, enjoying facial hair for warmth, sun protection, and practicality. A desert sunburn and a restaurant fire incident are recalled, along with jokes about his beard. Knight, a senior engineer at Aeronca Manufacturing Corp., once shaved for a prank and pretended to be a twin visiting America.

Bryan Knight Woods Road Springboro Knight England Aeronca Manufacturing Corp

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