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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1966
Page
7
A clear guide on recruiting teachers for strong school programs. It argues the teaching staff quality is the key factor and outlines methods to attract applicants. It highlights proactive recruitment, campus outreach, community pride, and balanced compensation and working conditions as essential elements.
Douglas Bell, son of Mr and Mrs James Bell of Keota, received a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural business at Iowa State University. Following the exercises, Doug was honored at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Tom McDonald. Attending were relatives and friends from Keota and Washington, with several local visits and family gatherings noted, including anniversaries and birthday celebrations in the area.
Wayland notes Feb 28 report Mr and Mrs Elon Boshart left Feb 27 to attend a Mennonite Mutual Aid Incorporated meeting in Reedly California. The item lists hospitalizations, new births, weekend visits, and community notices from Wayland and nearby areas.
Keota scene with guests from Blakesburg Ottumwa and Keota. Mr and Mrs Axel Larson Mr and Mrs Russell Wright Connie Ottumwa Mr and Mrs Junior Henry Linda and Larry Keota plus Mrs Maurice Peiffer Phil at Hagist and Gary Peiffer households. Peiffer honored on birthday. Chapter A V TT to entertain Marathon participants at Keota High March 29 with winners announced. Gretter visited Brennamon in Washington.
Three American Soybean Association officials led a three week study mission to Japan evaluating the market development program for soybeans and products. ASA President Lauren Meade and Vice President Harris Barnes Jr. joined Chas. V. Simpson, past president and trade development chair, to assess U. S. agencies and Japanese groups' cooperation and consider program improvements. The market development project began in 1956 with the U. S. Department of Agriculture and set a precedent for later foreign ventures.
ASA officials from Charles V. Simpson Waterville Minn Laurel Meade Lafayette Ind USA president Harris Barnes Jr Clarksville Miss ASA vice president George M Strayer Hudson ASA executive vice president Calvin C Spils bury Washington DC visited Japan studying how to boost U S soybean exports The Japan project has been a major success with exports now two and a half times higher than at inception Soybean exports to Japan reached 52 million bushels last year. membership growth is expected to strengthen these efforts.
Mrs. Harold Cress was readmitted to Mercy Hospital in Riverside on Tuesday for possible back surgery after a ten day prior stay for treatment and therapy. The item notes extended family visits, a ballet class start by Mrs. Jim McGrath, and various local happenings including births and social visits, with multiple family members named and tied to Riverside and surrounding areas.
The Keota Past Matrons club met March 1 with Mrs Edna Klein hosting and Mrs Ruth Walker assisting. Fourteen members answered roll call as Jean Palmer conveyed greetings from Mrs Lucille Cupp and discussed visiting chapters in Arizona. The gathering featured antiques and family mementos brought by members. Bob Davis plans a quarter-break stay with parents in Ames. A baby boy was born February 25 at St Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids to Mr and Mrs William B Harnish and Rita Wallerich’s daughter Elsie Greiner visiting. Johnny Potvandy will depart for service in April.
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