Moore, Thurston, 1926-

found: His The original word game dictionary, 1983:CIP title page (Thurston Moore) CIP galley (majored in journalism, University of Denver; president of a mail-order firm) CIP data sheet (born May 5, 1926)

found: You won't believe it!, 2013:title page, et cetera (Thurston Moore; born in Visalia, Kentucky; grew up in Covington, Kentucky; founded Tennessee Players, Inc., a non-profit performing arts organization in 1987 with his wife Georgianna; published many books in country music; plays such as Lincoln and the Civil War, Words of Albert Schweitzer and the music of Bach; composed the song "Here for you"; also lived in New York City, Connecticut, Colorado and Nashville, Tennessee)

found: Miami University website, viewed July 20, 2015:Bgrass, Inc. page (in the late 1940s when it was difficult to find printed information on country and bluegrass entertainers, Thurston Moore began publishing the “Hillbilly and Western Scrapbook” in Cincinnati)

found: Grit website, viewed July 20, 2015:autobiography chapter 8 (I was shuttling back and forth from the house to the office in Cincinnati)

found: Tennessee Players, Inc. records, 1986-2008 finding aid, viewed July 20, 2015:(Thurston Moore; moved to Nashville after living in Kentucky, Colorado, Connecticut, and New York City)