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February 4, 1958
The Key West Citizen
Key West, Monroe County, Florida
What is this article about?
Albert L. Isaac from Miami visited Key West last week to help organize a retired teachers chapter, appointing Mrs. Ruth O'Bryant as temporary chairman. His wife Agnes explored forming an Alpha Delta Kappa chapter for women teachers, set for late February.
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EDUCATOR—Albert L. Isaac, of Miami, visited Key West last week to help in the organization of a local chapter of the retired teachers organization. During an organization meeting Mrs. Ruth O'Bryant was named temporary chairman.
His wife, Agnes H. Isaac, also investigated the formation of a local chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, honorary fraternity for white women teachers. The organization is expected to be completed late in February. — Citizen Staff Photo, Rod Birkett.
EDUCATOR—Albert L. Isaac, of Miami, visited Key West last week to help in the organization of a local chapter of the retired teachers organization. During an organization meeting Mrs. Ruth O'Bryant was named temporary chairman.
His wife, Agnes H. Isaac, also investigated the formation of a local chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, honorary fraternity for white women teachers. The organization is expected to be completed late in February. — Citizen Staff Photo, Rod Birkett.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Historical Event
What keywords are associated?
Retired Teachers
Organization
Key West
Alpha Delta Kappa
Women Teachers
What entities or persons were involved?
Albert L. Isaac
Agnes H. Isaac
Mrs. Ruth O'bryant
Where did it happen?
Key West, Miami
Story Details
Key Persons
Albert L. Isaac
Agnes H. Isaac
Mrs. Ruth O'bryant
Location
Key West, Miami
Event Date
Last Week, Late In February
Story Details
Albert L. Isaac visited Key West to organize a local chapter of the retired teachers organization, with Mrs. Ruth O'Bryant named temporary chairman. His wife Agnes H. Isaac investigated forming a local chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa for white women teachers, expected to be completed late in February.