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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1935

Page

2

Physicians of First Iowa District Confer With Eicher

Doctors of the First Iowa District meet at the Club to discuss state medicine and sickness insurance. Dr E M MacEwen presents critical views on European systems, urging preservation of physician patient relations and medical progress. Congressman B C Eicher voices support for physicians and pledges to raise the resolutions with Congress.

First Iowa Eicher L. Hollia Marengo E. M. MacEwen State University of Iowa Charmay MacEwen Peiminary Germany California Great Britain New Mexico United States South Middle West England United States of America National Congress Bicher B. M. MacEwen WL. Alcorn Washington L. D. James Fairfield T. L. Eland Letts C. P. Philips Muscatine R. L. Feightner Fr. Madson A. ©. Moreke Burlington C. A. Boice Boce B. C. Eicher Richer

Ethiopian religious art and ceremonial gifts in Washington

Ethiopian art remains mainly religious with murals of saints and biblical scenes in churches. The processional cross at the Cathedral of Sts Peter and Paul in Washington is a gift from the Ethiopian emperor to the Washington bishop. Religious painting is a family craft with works resembling Byzantine traditions.

Sts. Peter and Paul Washington, D. C Ethiopia Washington

First German Settlement in the United States

The first German settlement proper in the United States began near the end of the seventeenth century. A religious refugee colony settled at Germantown, Pennsylvania in 1682. The first German to land in the New World arrived with Lief Ericson's expedition named Turkey.

United States Germantown New World Lief Ericson Turkey Fort Royal 8. C Jamestown

Nemacolin's Path: An Indian Trail Linking Rivers and Fort Duquesne Era routes

Nemacolin's Path connected the Potomac and Monongahela rivers from Cumberland Maryland to Redstone creek near Brownsville Pennsylvania. Blazed in 1749 or 1750 by Delaware chief Nemacolin and Maryland frontiersman Thomas Cresap it served traders and proved vital for Washington's first expedition and Braddock's expedition during the French and Indian wars.

Nemacolin Potomac Monongahela Cumberland, Md Redstone Creek Brownsville Maryland Thomas Cresap Washington Braddock

Messiah Finale Draws Audiences to Stand Since London 1743

Final rehearsal tonight at 7 at the Methodist church for The Messiah presented Sunday at 7 30 under Carolyn Hamilton. Soloists Ruth Ebling Massey Harold Reeves Carl Melander Kathleen Coffey Morrison and Margaret Corbin join Edith Shields on organ with faculty from Iowa Wesleyan College.

Kathleen Coffey Morrison Margaret Corbin Ruth Ebling Massey Harold Reeves Carl Melander Carolyn Hamilton Corette Shields London Methodist Church Alien Cedar Rapids Parsons College Fairfield Washington Denison University Granville Edith Shields Iowa Wesleyan College

Bamboo across the world in daily use

The piece surveys bamboo use in several regions. In the United States it appears in fishing rods and corncob pipes. England uses it for a polo sweater handle. Java employs it for water pipes and irrigation linen. Japan treats bamboo as essential for food, fences, farm implements, bridges, housing, ladders, and paper pulp.

United States England Java Japan

Local News Notes From Washington Iowa

Local items cover visitors and travel over the Christmas season in Washington Iowa. Paul Sharpe of Pittsburgh visits his parents Rev S F Sharpe. various community events include The Messiah performances in Iowa City and Mt Pleasant with local musicians. Overcoats, shirts, and gifts featured from Dougherty Bros and Oetten Seed Store.

Dougherty Bros Paul Sharpe Pittsburgh Xenia Theo Ogical Seminary S. F. Sharpe Ainsworth Paul West Chester E. Dougherty Bros Washington Memorial Union Iowa City Reister & Sons Hugh McCleery Helen Harvey Carolyn Hamilton Town Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Henry Shields Carl Melander F. Macon Iowa Oetten Seed Store Fred Stapp Columbus Junction Harry Burg A. L. Nicola Cotter

Mrs Flora Yeoman Leaving Hospital For Home

Mrs Flora Yeoman will leave Washington County Hospital this afternoon for home after an extended stay since October 1.

Flora Yeoman Washington County Hospital

Cards Demons in Tilts Tonight

Washington teams meet Burlington junior college and Mt. Pleasant high school in hard fought contests on away floors. Cards coach Guy Carlton plans his usual lineup with Mangold Tucker Palmer Dougal Booth. Fimmen to coach junior college squad. McFadden sidelined by a sprain. Game at Mt. Pleasant starts 7 54 with Fimmen leading Burlington crew. next week move to Thursday. Also two marriage licenses filed in county clerk office for Johnson Goodwin and Bissey Gingerich.

W. L. Rukgaber Mt. Pleasant Bob Stutsman CCC Bertha Dempsey Cedar Rapids T. J. Dempsey Kathryn Sioux City C. F. Baldwin Des Moines Carlton Lytle Williamsburg Dennis Carlton Washington Burlington Burlington Junior College Guy Carlton Bir Mangold Tucker Palmer Dougal Booth Cueter Jarrard Greseien Gray Fimmen Bloomfield Fred Maneham Aeeiiant Charee Ft. Madison Robert Noonan Paul L. Johnson Coneaville Maxine Goodwin Washington John Bissey Wellman Mollie Gingerich Kalona

Christmas Treat Planned for A M E Church Parishioners

Washington business leader Donatfs A W Of announces a Christmas treat at the A M E church at 7:20 Monday evening. All members and children will be remembered. everyone is welcome.

C. E. Obermann Rochester Minn Donatfs A.W. OF Washington A. M. FE

Fire Destroys State Highway Garage in Garner

A two hour blaze destroyed the Iowa highway commission garage in Garner. Seven trucks were saved and one snowplow was lost. Local crews reported the fire caused extensive damage to the facility and its equipment.

Garner Iowa Highway Commission

Bombazine cloth origins and uses in historical fashion

Bombazine is a fabric once made from silk or silk and wool and also from cotton and wool or wool alone. Good bombazine uses a silk warp and a worsted weft, is twisted or corded, and serves as dress material. Black bombazine was widely used for feminine mourning costumes.

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C. A. Hoice H. F. Masson Alcorn The Washington County Medical Society Gsociety Combined Choirs of Washington Churches First Methodist Church Southeastern Conference John J. Rape Florida University Merry Christmas Bertha Ray Mr. and Mrs. Ray Minick Roberta Beauty Shoppe LOCAL University of Iowa Marjorie Pratt Helen Masson Les Jones Eddie Barker Maurice Mayo Milan Thompson Louis Dusenberry George Means Myron Saladay Ington Bombazine Widmer & Busby Wilson and Allen Wilson and Grayce Wilson ENRO Marlboro MOCO Portis Mackinaws Klein Jim Pearl and ‘‘F. L Casey’s Cafe
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