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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1927
Page
16
Harvey XVill street commissioner warns that burning grass leaves and rubbish in gutters and on pavements damages pavement and clogs catch basins. He vows to prosecute offenders if the practice continues, urging residents to burn away from streets and use alleys or piles with less trouble.
Rev Father O Connor Mason City preached at St Joseph s church closing the 40 hours devotion urging the Nazareth example. He said the ideal Christian home mirrors Jesus and Mary with daily labor and lack of worldly wealth as true worth, stressing family character over material riches.
A Sunday morning Eucharist devotion was inaugurated with visiting priests assisting in the solemn closing. The speaker emphasized that the Christian home is more necessary than ever in United States history and urged homes to become sanctuaries where God may dwell.
Newton Iowa March 16 A proposal to sell or lease the municipal gas plant to the American Gas and Construction corporation was rejected by a large majority at a special election held yesterday.
Frank A. Seiberling states the rub ber industry is shifting toward betterment with focus on service. The Seiberling company, aided by a leading inventor, aims to lead in tire mileage. Local All-Treads dealer Frank Collard Jr reports contracts with Packard Marmon Chrysler 80 and Peerless will be reequipped with Seiberling All-Treads in 1927, continuing 1926 factory use.
The Russell-Lamson garage at 714 Commercial Street has joined Waterloo Motor Club as a new service station. It completed a full vulcanizing department and added shop upgrades including a pressure car washer, a device to clean grease from motors, and a gear flusher for transmissions and differentials. H. E. Pines leads the vulcanizing department.
A proprietor named derson visited Dee Moines and the Twit Cities before buying equipment for his shop. Special massage and rouge for the ears are described as the latest phase of feminine beauty culture among fashionable Englishwomen.
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