Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1923 volume:

va' fr. 1' an M -A S ' 'K J X X1 412 .al 17' N.. M 'l xflga M M 'N' I Volume 1 Number 2 If pm W V I 5 N as I Th? 'J N . f Q Swatara X X Swatter 'KEN '7 pts XX W NP VJ ' X-VX Published in honor ofthe 3 XXX M75 XXL SENIOR CLASS X N Sw Tofwnshi Hi h School 1 D ig T11JH RLIN, 5EN15A. 0 J 1 ii od Q35 .S X P55121 1 5 1 9 2 3 X' ' 2' EWS,-. jQ,,f 3 o o w1r,,,S?T 1 .1 X N - Nl 'Q fEFf59'll'37s7 ' WW is I Q Q-- , , 1682 lk Nr ff Coe 3 N' Qffkffxl, 'NX -offfgib o fx, wfii will Q ? pq? ,ll nfdf' H,lU2f.,f MR. JOHN E. SIIERK, A. M To our highly esteemed Preceptor e qizfl. gflgfll SKIGZKZ whose great love and devotion to our school will always be affectionately treasuredg this book is most respectfully dedicated. 1 illarultg J. E. SIIERK, A. M. S1zperz'i'sz'11g Principal Lebanon Valley Academy, 1910 A. B., Lebanon Valley College, 1913 Historical Political Course A. M,, Columbia University 1921, Educational Administration and Supervision Instructor of General Science Thai 's r1'gl1z ' All work and no play, is Mr. Sherk's motto. Ile guards with zealous care each of the one hundred and eighty school days in the year. Ile is out of sorts for a week if his pupils get a day's vacation. But for all that, Mr. Sherk is a very competent man, managing school affairs very success' fully. HENRY O. IIEISEY, A. B. South Lebanon Township High School, 1911 Millersville State Normal School, 1914 A. B., Franklin K Marshall College, 1921 Classical Course Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Instructor of Science and Language. Gotten Hifmmelu 'AOpen your bo-o-oks 3 is Mr. Heisey's favorite greeting, but his bite isn't nearly as bad as his bark sinee he is very lenient in his studies. He will, on slight provoca- tion, consign to the warmer regions any lesson he happens to be teaching. Hllenry O. is a favorite with his pupils because of his ready wit, and never failing good humor. --4 1 is s ETIIEL AUNGST GOODEIL W. J. STROUP, A. B, Harrisburg Technical High School, 1917 Scientific Fourso A. B., Dickinson College, 1921 Philosophical Course Theta Chi Fraternity Instructor of lvlathematics and English. '4 Tut! fut.'.' tut!.'. ' 'Whenever you hear a moaning, dron- ing, groaning, rattling, jangling sound behind you, jump tor the nearest telegraph pole, for it can he no other than Mr. Stroup and his 'illenryf' Mr. Stroup is the school comedian, always furnishing plenty of material, wise and otherwise, mostly otherwise for our musicals, plays, etc. ii? QV Swatara Township High School, 1915 West Chester State Normal School, 1917 Teacher of Social Studies and English. I was just thinking to myself. Miss Aungst specialized in three things, beaus, more beaus, and still more beans. But it is only fair to say that this propensity did not hinder her ability a teacher. liut time has changed and she centers all of her affections on one person now. It is rumored that they are to be married soon. Vlfe imagine she will be an excellent houser keeper and that she will spare the rolling-pin from close con- tact with her liulmliyis head, -5 AIDA F. DERRI Turbotville High School, 1918 Williamsport Commercial College, 1920 Indiana State Normal School, 1922 Teacher of Commercial Studies and Grade Penmanship. Is that right, Oscar? Miss Derr is our new teacher. She likes to go sleigh-riding, but as yet We have been unable to discover her attitude toward .Y e tiblackfeyeslf ,obtained .therebyr 2 It is thought that she regards the members of the opposite sex the same as she regards the aforesaid black-eyes, which to all appearances is very favorably. .. -:s ,. .. 1 .. is Ihr Smarter THE SWlxTrER,' is the annual publication of the Swatara Township High School. It was first published by the Senior Class of 1922. They worked very hard to make the book a success as our High School is somewhat handicapped on account of the number of students enrolled. Most high schools that publish a year book have a larger enrollment than Swatara High. T However, in spite of this the book was a greater success than expected. In it is found what the High School has been doing. This year it was again decided that the book should be published. It is the aim of the school to surpass the previous npumber. This '4SWatter,' is designed to reflect the successful work accomplished in the high school during the past years Therefore, wc submit to you the fruits of our labors. Judge our product generously, as ,you do the Work of a friend, for we are your friends. f A EDITOR -6.- K, v -71 I Svvninr Gilman Qiainrg '23 SALM Swatara Township 's our Alma. Mater We do not want to leave it. It taught us not to lie down on the job. lt lead us on the path toward knowledge. VVc entered as Freshman, numbering twenty-nine. Although half a score left us. Yea, verily we survived it and continued 'as Sophomores. , The faculty Watched over us and taught us our lessons. 'lleey-prepareddcng lists cf ons for-ur. A f i' 'MQ A' f W They prepared us a. place i'n the class called the Juniors. Yea, tho' we labored, our work was rewarded, They annointed us Seniors, our heads filled with knowledge. Surely the thoughts and remembrance of our Alma Mater will follow Us all the days of our lives and we shall dwell in its Pleasant recollections forever. Our class entered the sacred precincts of Swatara Township High School in the fall of 1919, numbering twenty-nine. Then as we were taught in Civics that A people without a government are a mob, we chose unto ourselves such officers as we saw tit to govern us. After nine long months of hazing and guying we completed our Freshman year and returned as Sophomores, though 'ftherew in spirit our members were sadly depleted by the loss of several more, leaving a class of eleven to commence the Junior year. During our Junior year, thanks to the whole-hearted and untiring efforts of Miss Ethel E. Aungst, we presented a three act play, 'Hllhe Junior, with great success. This was the year our class took an active part in athletics, having four players on the varsity basketball teams, three on the reserves, and one on the varsity baseball team. ' As Seniors we did not undertake to put out the Swatter by ourselves, realizing that there was equally good, if not better talent i'n the rest of the school and also to give the lower classes an opportunity to acquaint themselves with the facts necessary for the publication of such a book. '23's motto is Finish VVhat You Attempt and this we have done to thc utmost extent of our ability. Let us live in the hope that the class of 1923 has done something beneficial to repay the efforts of the Swatara Township High School in divulging to us the path toward knowledge. IHSTORIAN HARRY H.xDLiQY 181 A Flrihuie With deepest respect we take this method to express our whole-hearted thanks to Mr. G. W. J. Stroup for his untiring efforts in the production of this, the second volume of the 4'SWatara Swatterf' We realize that without the expert advice and ex- cellent cooperation of Mr. Stroup it would have been an impossibility to make this book such an overwhelm- ing success. It was through the suggestion and hard labor of Mr. Stroup and the graduating class of last year that the ' ' Swatter '7 originated. Since he was the Faculty Advisor and a member of the staiif, Mr. Stroup, by his close supervision has made it indeed a hard task to insert this page Without his knowledge. With deepest respectsjto Mri Stroupg r BY SENIOR Cmss AND STAFF. ...3.A.. A THANKING ALL THOSE IVHO BY THEIR EARNEST CO-OPERATION HAVE MADE THIS BOOK A POSSIBILITY AND A SUCCESS ..S.B- SENIURS uL4T11 S ENIO li CLA SS OI+'lf IC1'lRS Pl'l,SI.f7I'llf ............. IIOEIIIEII1 Erlm V1'c'0-I'1'r'.w1'flMz1 ........... Fwd Mink Nl'lfI'CfllI7 lj ......... . . .Ellvn Nolan EHO'n Nolan Mabel Bohm Hoffman Erb Harry Hadlvy A I C,'r..xss CoLo1zs TI'UflSIlI'Cl' .. ...... Edna, Hooker ROLL Edna Ilocker Glvn Laudenslagcr Frvd Mink Mildrcd Staub John Stzlzewski C msg IIOTTO 1'Yl.7'll.Sll Wim! You glllwnzpf, Fuss FLOWER 131110 mul W'hrfla P1110 Pink Hose -9- Sveniurz ELLEN J. BOLAN HON UJOSIAHN The Voice with a Smile Wins HONORS School: Varsity Basket Ball 11, 3, 45 Captain 135, Manager 145: Librarian 125 First Semes- ter: Secretary Athletic Association 13, 45 Second Semesters: Secretary Executive Com- mittee of Athletic Association 135: Secretary Student Council 135. Literary Society: Secre- tary 12, 3, 45 Second Semesters: Treasurer 135 First Semester: Chorister 13, 45 Second Semesters: Glee Club 135. Class: Secretary 11, 2, 3, 45: Dramatic Club 13, 45: Associate Editor of Swatter. MY STARS Y f Y S Ellen is the Smiling Girl of our class, coming from Oberlin. Although Ellen gets the night-mare sometimes and suddenly awakens the rest of the family by yelling, Oh Merle! Oh Merle!! she is usually wide awake. Probably this accounts for her success in Basket Ball. Ellen also has difficulty in keeping the fellows away, but she has iinally concluded that among all the lovers that she has met Merle is the best. Ellen's chief object is to become a school teacher, in which profession we predict a wonderful future for her. Hd MABEL ETHEL BOLAN 'tSLoWnz I gazed and gazed, but little thought. HONORS School: Varsity Basket Ball 13, 45. Literary Society: Assistant Secretary 145 First Semes- terg Glee Club 1.35. Class: Dramatic Club 13, 45. Aw GWVANN Slowie hails from the back woods of Oberlin. Her weakest subject is English, due to the fact that Cap O'Neal, a back woods- man from the hamlet of Chamber Hill, sits next to her during that period. Slowie's favorite habit is to send Valentines to a cer- tain young gentleman, telling him that there is an empty hook in her father's front hall for his hat. M:1ble's ideal is to become a school mar'1n.' In this profession we predict a pros- perous future as she certainly can handle Kids, especially Enhaut first graders. JOHN HOFFMAN ERB HUFr ToRcHYy' Not all persons that come from the country arc rubesf' HoNoRs School: Varsity Basket Ball 143, Manager 143, Reserve Basket Ball Captain 1333 President Athletic Association 13, 43 Second and First Semestersg Student Council 13, 43. Literary Society: President 143 Second Semes- ter, Editor 1333 Assistant Editor 1235 Glee Club 13, 43 Class: President 12, 3, 43 5 Dramatic Club 1333 Senior and Junior Book Club Presi- dent143g Editor-in-Chief of Swatter 143. 'TM TIIROUGIIH Friends, countrymen, and fellow students look this way and see the bright eyed lad who hails from Lawnton. Every morning Huff,' can be seen struggling in the schoolroom with his arm full of books. Huff has often been seen in the neighborhood of Churchville Ceme- tery, however, Huff, has a competitor, a fel- low by the name of Merle Keim. And although both are very good friends they have a jealous feeling toward one another. They both like the same girl. In ending we wish to say that Huff is a fine boy, all around athlete, and an exceptionally bright student. 5 AUSTIN HARRY HADLEY HUNGRY HADLEYU Eats, Eats, Eats, But mostlysweet meats. HONORS Class: Dramatic Club 1333 Historian 143. HPIOLY Moses Hadley the tallest boy in our class when but a small boy was exported from England to the United States on the Lusitania. Sev- eral years later he was transported to England on the 'tCarmania and came back on the Celtic, He has a great experience in travel- ing. He attended schools in Newark, New Jersey, and Steelton, Pennsylvania. He joined us in the year of 1919. Although writing verse is his chief hobby, another is, If I were A Girl. The opposite sex has attracted his attention in several instancesf- -He is a good student, being known as night owl he often sees the early hours of the morning. Hadley eats one meal a day, which is all day. When learning his trade We Wish him a noble success. I' -1 1- EDNA IRENE' IIOCKER HBLONDIICU Shu looks quiet, but Oh My. ' Hoxolcs Literary Society: Assistant Secretary C333 Class: Treasurer tl, 2, 3, 43, Dramatic C'lub 1333 Secretary of Junior and Senior Hook Club 143. I'r's A C1:1A11c Allow us to introduce the blonde beauty of our class, Edna Irene Hooker. Hailing from Oberlin may possibly account for her beauty. GLENN LUTHER LAUDENSLAGER 'tSLH'TY Lzttle boys should be scan but not heard. HONIJRS '-345116 appears to-be one of the tmost-quiet and- sedate girls in the class but looks in many cases are deceiving. She is seen frequently with the opposite sex, especially the tall and handsome members. Her worst habit is blurt- ing out answers to questions in French class before being called upon. However, we feel sure that she will be very successful as a nurse. Hd School: Varsity Basket Ball C3, 435 Reserve B'asket Ball Manager 1233 Reserve Basket Ball Cl, 233 Varsity Baseball 12, 3. 43, Captain 143, Manager 6333 Student Council 643g Literary Society: Editor fl, 33 Second Semesters, As- sistant Editor 123 Second Semesterg Chorister f43.First Semester, Glee Club 133. Class: Dramatic Club C33. LIs'rEN HERE Kin This short bow-legged little fellow is a finished product of the Enhaut Grammar School being exported to our sam-red halls in the year of nineteen hundred and nineteen. Glenn has somewhat been attracted by the fair sex the last few years. His latest song hit is as fol- low, There are no ilies on us, There are no flies on us, There may be flies on Sarah Wise, But there are no flies on us. Gee! but this gets Glenn's goat. To make a long story short We can say that Glenn is an unmerciful heart breaker, an excellent athlete, a fine all-around boy, and an excellent though absent minded student. We wish him good luck in the future. ..12m MILDRED EMMA STAUB FARMER Silence is Golden Hoxoks Class: Assistant Secretary fl, 2, 3, 435 Swat- ter Artist C435 Dramatic Club C33. t'H.u:uY 1:12-Havre Mildred is the only farmerette in the class, living at Chamber Hill. But as always, the farmers are progressive, and Mildred is going to continue her education at Millersville State Normal School. hoping to be a school teacher. She believes like Plato who said, Having torches they shall give them to each other. She is agood arQst and .disp1ays.her ski-l-I in the Swatter. We believe that she will make a good art teacher. In any profession the class of '23 wishes her success. -13 FRED WILLIAM MINK i'FA'I I'Y Still icfztcrs run dr'cp. HONORS School: Reserve Basket Ball 12, 33, Captain C435 Student Council C43. Class: Dramatic Club 133. Vice-President fl, 2, fl, 43. HSEARCII ME Fred, or in other Words 'tFat 'tToots or t'Fritz -pick out the one you want and we'll drown the rest-hails from Enhaut. Tl1at's why he's so bright. Fred made his first appearance among us in the Fall of 1919, and has been here ever since. Fred carries an enormous mass of avoirdupois, but when reducing is suggested he merely shakes his head and laughs. Fred holds a distinct aversion to girls, but some day we expect to see him kneel at Cupid's altar. Fred is one of our best stud- ents and we predict a most successful future for him. 2653 JOIIN MICHAEL STAZEWSKI HPUPPY Lovin 'KMIKW' A: Johnnie believes in doing as the fair sex wish. Hoxoas School: Varsity Basket Ball 13, 455 Captain C433 Reserve Basket Ball C253 President of Student Council C433 Vice-President Athletic Association C33 Second Semester, Q43 First Semester. Literary Society: Vice-President Q45 First Semesterg Class: Dramatic Club 131. Fon CRAP sAKE Allow us to present Johnnie who parts his hair in the middle. This is due to the wish of his fair Nellie, This young man hails from the hamlet ofwlfressler. 'He-believes-in coming to school before breakfast. We must tell you, this young man is a genius, and con- siders 98 per cent a low mark. We feel con- fident that he will have no trouble in getting this mark at State College. Here's Wishing you luck for the future. Hd ilu Uhnnght fIDf GBL11' igigli Syrhnnl Ullman-mama of Zlinrmn' Bags Berdella Baker Catherine Baker Charles Boyer Edith Baehman Irene Brown Ola Brown Sylvia Brumbaugh Earl Cassel Paul Frantz Ruth Henning Edison Holmes Verna Jones Mary Kerr Paul Keller Steve Kekich Mildred Laudenslagcr Anna Lingle James Quin-k Christian Rupp Beulah Wise -14.. Baby Pictures of the Faculty and Seniors -15- Q ff ,vie ffl! S Q3 Q3 i T W' WI I' ifif W. ,. ,yin , - ,ff ... .. 'K V il. , nik. ' -wr . 'A g,1,,g, 5. V CLAS OEFICERSE L, if .L L E, 1,l'8Sl'II071f Edward N. Stepp Sccrefrzry Forence l. XVolfe ROLL Becker, Lloyd V. Conrad, Paul J. Beshore, Elizabeth R. Hager, Arthur R. lieshore, Emma L. Janson. Miriam M. Brown, Ola Koup, Elmer L. Brunibaugh, llarold Lina, Joseph VV. Cockley, Newman A. lNl4'Cr0ne, Marlin E. VVolfe. Florence I. Vice- Pl'C'Sl'fZ0'lZf Edgar R. Wells Tl'I'flSlll'6I' NValter R. O'Neal 0'Neal, VValter R. Srepp, Edward N. Stopfel, Joliii V. XV, Tennis, Helen M. Vilells, Edgar R. 0. Viliiigerf. Vlilliam E. -1 gg.- 4 , see:-meet BME. CLASS OFFICERS I'resz'rIe11l Secretary Roy Reed Elizabeth Hoeker Vice- Preszfdmt T7'9f1fS1H'0?' Clair Hooker Dorthy Aungst ROLL Harry Acliey Norman Aungst Dorothy Alingst Gladys Anngst. Edith Igilllgjlllllilll Elizabeth Brown Clair Balsbaugh George Beck Albert Deililer Nellie Evans Roy Eshenour Miriam Gerliart 'lll10llll?l Grove Mary llillllllilll Enid Henning' Elizabeth llocker Clair Hooker Ilarry Hoy Anna lloover Anna Keini V Lester Mink Minia Paul Hazel Peek Roy Reed James Schmiclt Joseph Schulclise Pauline Singer Kenneth Snavely Bruce Steinberger Elizabeth Vennell Mary VValter Frank Vllilsliziiigli Frank VVilton Lester VVolfe -17- ROLL S Q- - MORE YEARS FRESHMEN ONNLFQ :age-E if CWB ' Puff, CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Booser Bishop William Lebo Secretary Treasurer Ellie Edwards Paul Erb CLASS Morro 4'0riward Is Our Afimf' if CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Maroon and Gold Dark Red Rose Violet Balsbaugh Oscar Baldwin Mary Benny Booser Bishop Josephine Cockley Sarah Dickey Ward Deimler George Deimler Paul Erb W'ilbur Ebersole Ellie Edwards Neva Engle Christian Ebersol Edna Elliott Frances Fackler Violette Fessler G Charles Findley Ethel Freeland Elizabeth Gross Blaine Hoeker Gladys Housman VVilliam Lebo John Lingle Andrew Marter Clee Moretz Mary Moore Donald McCrOnc Paul McCauley Peter Ortenzio Charles Pacey Myra Peck Thomas Proudfoot Mary Quick Martin Reich Blanche Reed Chester Shearer Melvin Steppe Dorthy Smith Elwood Stopfel Harry Scheaffer Lucile 'Snyder Evelyn Shultz Alma Thompson Martha Wcbner Martin VVise George Yeager Hazel Young Class of 1923 ' OFFMAN- As- WHATMMU-D ED- HNALDVEY- H I!!!-!1Al,?4Pl,-fggrgp WDRKf BZHlND I0 BA.fA'fFBALL HERE ,p x Y - A . . ELZElV'A GRl5A71 Af0lC+NlFlEDA A .T E- 0 ,EU -Wfvgfff JE 'MR M HBfffR-SEAETE' -vr-- 3 1 91 l O gg V 5 4 GLEN - H -P' X 5- E0-Lo as-rw 'HU7VZf7?yHARRLy EDNA A 853135 FH Aymoy I .' A- RW E. THE STUDENT COUNCIL PROF. J. E. SIIERK, Arlfmfser. The Student Council is a. body organized for the purpose of developing better sentiment for law and order, to provide opportunities for student eo- operation in the general control, and to promote the general welfare of the school. The council eonsists of four members eleeted by the Senior elass, three elected by the Junior Class, and two elected by eaeli the Sophomore and Fresh- man Classes respectively. This gives every student an opportunity to express his views on matters Concerning the advancement of the High Selmol, It was organized in l92l and meets regularly every month. OFFICERS Po'csfirZe1zi' ...... ...... J onN S'1xxzmvsK1 QSeniorD V'l.f'F-P7'6.91i!I07?f . . , . . .II0l+'l4lM.XN ERB CSeniorl Secretary . . . . . .FLORENCE XVOLFE CJuniorj Senior Jim for Soplz nm are Fresimu11z Glenn LaudenslagerEdWard Stepp Lester Niiolfe Charles Findley Fred Mink Edgar Vifells Anna Keiin Martin XVise -21- ' Qs Qmgiiy K Q .95 N ff Q, J ,f i ,, i UVM 61.90 X fag? Qu X l Masx L no 1 G, an 0 lc ' W mmm THE BOOK CLUB Faculty Adviser ................. Miss ETHEL E. AUNGST President .... .... H OFFMAN ERB Secretary ..... .... E DNA HOCKER li'tce-President ....... EDWARD STEPP Asst. Secretary .... FLORENCE WOLFE Treasurer ......... .... J OHN STOPFEL The Book Club is a new organization of the High School. The member- ship consists of the Senior and Junior classes of the High School. Although it was just organized at the beginning of the year under the leadership of its faculty adviser Miss Ethel E. Aungst, it has accomplished much. The Club has a circulating library. They have subscribed for magazines and have bought many new books. It receives it 's funds thru the Cafeteria which is managed by the Club. At the Cafeteria a Warm dinner is served each day at a very low price. It is the aim of the Club to raise the interest for good books and establish a better school library. 7 , JUNIOR PLAY OF 1921 CAST OF 'KTIIE JUNIOR CHARACTERS Edward Moore, the Jzmior ................. HJ1u.uny Monroe .... Omer J 1 . Thml' Smnh ....... U m 'S ' ' DClllOSfl16U6S Merwin '4Silk Ricketts ....... Sevziozzs ....... U VVilly Rockwell ..... Tllomas J. lligrlrfieldz Il Urzpfain of 1l1l'7Ifl7'l!'K' .. . . . President Fowler, of Lz1Z'evz7Zle If1z1'L'ersify . Janet Hale, H1fg71HeZfZ,s wieee ............ Mabel Gray ...... . . . . . .' V515 Lkfll Vercla Guswalcl, .. ISI mg N ew 6 Violet, who was born There .......,..... .HOFFMAN ERB JOHN STAZRWSKI FRED ll'lINK g GLENN LAUDRNsLAGRR .. 2 PAUL CONRAD VVALTICR O'NR.xL .IIARRY HADLEY .EDWARD STEI-P .ELLEN BOLAN S ll'llLIJRI'ID STAND I MARRL BOLAN .EDNA IIOCKER Di?-gqetecl by Mlss E'1'11RL E. AUNGST 124- JUNIOR PLAY OF 1922 O CAST OF ALL ON ACCOUNT OF POLLY Directed by Miss ETHEL E. AUNGS1' OIIAEAOUFEHS Ralph Beverly . .. ............ .EDYVARD STEPP '24 Baldwin ......... ........... X VALTER O'NE.sL '24 Peter Hartleigh . , . . .JOHN STOPEEL '24 Silas Young ..... . . .PAUL CONRAD '24 Harkins ....... .fxl-ETIILTR HAGER '24 Tommy ....... .... B OOSER B1sHOP '26 Polly Perkins . . . . .ELLEN BOLAN '23 Jane Beverly . . .EDNA IIOCKER '23 Hortense ................. FLORENCE WOLF '24 Geraldine .................. PAULINE SINGER '25 Mrs. Herbert Feather-Stone .. .HELEN TENNIS '24 Hrs. Clarence Cliaclfielcl . . . AlIRIAM JANSON '2-l Marie .................. .'l'lMM.x BESIIORE '24 Miss Rernbrant ...,..... .... E IilZ.XBE'1'II BICSIIORE '24 Miss Bushnell . . . . . . .... . . . ..... llIABEL ROMAN '23 Pudgy ....................................... .... r XNNA KEINI '25 Act l.-Living rOO1n in Beverly home. Morning. Act 2.-The same. One VVC0lil2llACI'. Afternoon. Act 3.-The same. A ll1O'Ill'll later. Eveningr. S1'14:crl.xL'1'1Es Mine Friend Fritz ....... .... ............ . . .JOHEDH SCIIULDISE Uncle Bill at the Vaudeville . . . ....,... . . .JOSEPH THEODORE -35- SEWING-COOKING CLUB Believing that the real aim of this school should be teach the boys and girls to do better those things they will do anyway, the girls of the school, at the suggestion of, an under the direction of Miss Ethel E. Aungst, organized a Sewing-Cooking Club. The Club meets every Tuesday noon at 12 :30 for sewing instructions. The course includes instruction in the making of stitches, seams, and hems, correct measurement, kinds of materials and tests for each, mending and darningg correct cutting and fitting, and the making of practical things. The girls each intend to make a. dress before the school term ends. The cooking instructions are given every Thursday noon at 12:30. This course includes lectures on the composition and rea.l food value of different meats and vegetables and the correct cooking of each, the e'nergy requirements of different persons depending upon their work, the planning of meals, ranging from a simple meal to a fourteen-course dinner, the correct table setting afnd serving. Rfeeipes ot' all kinds will be learned and practical use of each made. The club bought a new Singer sewing machine which will be placed permanently in the high school. A large gas stove having four burners and two ovens Was recently bought. Its purchase and installation, including the connecting of gas mains to the building, was accomplished by the club. AGRICULTURE CLUB J BIEMBERS Balsbaugh, Clair Aungst, Norman Bishop, Booser Eshenaur, Roy Yeager, George Laudenslager, Glen Hocker, Blaine Erb, Hoffman Ebersole, Wilbiir Stazewski, John Ebersole, Christian Hadley, Harry The'Agricultural class was organized in the fall of 1919, under the super- vision of Mr. B. H. Engle. The class meets for an eighty-minute period once a Week. The class is given instruction along the various phases of agricultural work. During the preceeding years the class studied a more generalized course, but this year the course is narrowed down to one specific subject, Poultry. Our class has turned out boys who have judged on the champion Pennsyl- vania teams. One of our boys went to St. Louis a.nd another to Chicago with the Pennsylvania Livestock Judging Teams. 'The class has not met regularly since the middle of January, owing to the resignation of Mr. Engle as Vocational Agriculture Supervisor. VVe believe that the class has done niueh good in the community. The aim of the class is to better the materials and methods now used in agriculture. -27- GLEE CLUB Director .. , . .Miss ETHEL E. AUNGST Pia-mst ...... ...... F LoRuNcE VVULFE Ass't. 1jl.Cl72I'Sf .. .........., ..... B Inu PAUL OFFICERS Pwzsifivzzf ......... L15s'1'E1cYYoLFE il.v.s'i. Sec1'e1z1ryf ..ELLlli Eowmns Vice-Pres. . . .GLEN L.xUDENsL.xG1+1R Treasurer ...... NORMAN AUNGST Secretary .. ...... ELLEN BoL.xN lfliozcmzciul Secfu. .XVALTER O,NE.XL ' The Glee Club consists of members chosen from the entire school. The Club sings for the monthly musicals Cfor the benefit of the Athletic Association? and for entertainment at the regular Literary Society programs. The Club expenses are defrayed by 21 system of which are: Five cents for absence, and two cents for tardiness without at legitimate excuse. coMMERc1AL CLUB This photograph introduces the new department, which was just opened Novemher 7, l923, in the Swatara Township High School. Owing to the growing demand for high school graduates to enter in the commercial field, the Board of Education awakened to this fact and learned upon investigation that such a course could be introduced into the high school with very little effort and expense. After three monthls of intensive and diligent. work the typewriting class reached a point of etticiency that they could write all the material in this year's Swatter, beside all extra typewriting for the school. More than that, there are members of the shorthand class who are now handling the office corre- spondence with accuracy. V A Just a word in passing' with reference to our bookkeeping section. At the rate we are grasping' the fundamentals of elementary bookkeeping, that if given a wider scope, Swatara. Township High School will produce some young men and women in theihusiness world that will he an honor and a credit to the Alumni. It is the desire and honest wish of this year's commercial class to make such an impression upon the school and community that from now on, the commercial department may receive the ear'nest support of the community at large. l VVe, this yearls commercial class, hope that as Alumni, we may soon return to find that a neweVocational IIigheSehool with a fully equipped four year commercial department, teaching' bookkeeping, commercial aritlunetic, com- mercial law, and commercial geography, shorthand, spelling, typewriting and a. few months of practical otiice practice. LITERARY SOCIETY The Literary Society is a body organized for prompting the literary ac- tivities of the High School. Each student of the school becomes a member of this society for the purpose of cultivating their social, intellectual, and literary talents. ' The gsocietyis influence is shown in those who have left these walls and are now out in active service, reflecting great credit upon the society that con- tributed so much toward their development. They regard the training received here of inestimable value. I Unity is the key-note of literary Workg We all must contribute something to accomplish its greatest success. It requires the assistance of each one to make the meetings profitable and interesting. SOCIETY OFFICERS. FIRST SEMEs'rER: SECOND SEMEs'rER: President ......,...... Edgar Wells President ............. Hoffman Erb Vice-President ...... John Stazewski Vice-President ........ Walter OlNeal Secretary .............. Ellen Bolan Secretary ............... Anna Keim Assistant Secretary ..... Mabel Bolan Assistant Secretary .... Mary Walters Treasurer .......... Norman Aungst Treasurer .............. Lester Wolfe Pianist ............. Florence Wolfe Pianist ........... Elizabeth Beshore Assistant Pianist ......... Mima Paul Assistant Pianist ...... Dorthy Smith Chorister ....... Glen Laudenslager Ifliorister .............. Ellen Bolan Editor ................ John Stopfel Editor .......... Norman Aungst Assistant Editor ...... Roy Eshenaur Assistant Editor ...... Booser Bishop The Staff As Seen By Our Cartoonist HHROID ,Q3HQ'1Q3g!6 ' e WiIZ7'E'R-OAXEMS A E512 - E ee pfmwvr 1 62 ER 'HZ STOP T 4xfY o- 1 I X' :W-3 X- L' I X X u , 1 yf g 4? 5' I Q PTOKFIE N T IILJL. TC'-TH ESTA FF PLEASE-DONOT FEEL-SLIGHTED IF- YOUR-CA HM TOO N' IS eNOT'0N TH IS- PAGE 5T459CE552'Mf'E1 EIDGJH-lf' NUT LIIVETHIS ELMERJHO WING Hlfe REPORT S 1? -7 WHA DU l l ATHLETICS BASEBALL All sports of the Swatara Township High School are played under certain inconveniences, but are generally very successful. The baseball season of 1922 was an overwhelming sueeess. The team won fourteen out of 'nineteen games. As this is only the seeond year of baseball the result is considered very good. The players we equipped with eomplete uniforms except shoes. The teani did not have a eoaeh, but by long, hard praetiees it succeeded in winning the majority of the games. . The team was a member of the Lower Dauphin County Baseball League, which consisted of teams from Ilershey, Tllll11lI'l0lSl'0XV11, Linglestown, Susque- hanna Township, llighspire, Penbrook, and Swatara Township High Schools. Vile won the ehampionship of that league by winning' all the games except one which we lost to Hershey High School. ' After becoming the indisputable champions of the Lower Dauphin League we won over Halifax High School, ehampions of the Upper Dauphin County League, on Island Park, by the score of 6 to 4. Although some of the best players graduated we expect to put another successful team on the field in 19253. it .Agg- ' W BASE BALL TEAM 1922 Harvey Livingston ...................................... .... C aptaih Lester Gerhart ..... ....................... .... ll I cmiagc-r Laudenslager ............... Catcher Livingston . . . . . .Third Base Keini .............,........ Pitcher Reed ....... .... L cft Ficld Hager . . . . .First Basc and P-itchcr 'VVclls ..........,...... Cchtcr Field Gerhart .. ........... Second Basc N. Aungst ..... S ......... Right Ficid Wolfe ................... Short Stop Shuldise' and Dehart ..... Substitutes Joseph Tlieadore who played an excellent gains at short stop quit playing in mid-season because of certziin ilitliculties. 1.1-stei' Auiigst who played sei-ond base in a, majority of tho games was unable to season because of injuries recfeived in ai gznne with Susquehanna Township Iligh School. RECORD FOR 1922 'i iSwatara Swatara T hSwatara 'f Swatara T Swatara Swatara TiFSW21t2l1'2l T Swatzim 'Q' Swatara 'Q' Swatara 'G' Swatara 'Q'i'Swatara tSwatara 'Q' Swatara Swatara :iSwatara 2Swatara i Swatara 'FSwatara Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Township :FAt Home 23 6 11 6 24 6 16 1 7 9 18 13 4 4 6 3 10 9 2 Highspire High School ..... Eldison Junior High School .. Penbrook High School ,.... Hershey High School ..... Linglestown High School .. Middletown High School ..... I-Iummelstown High School .... Boiling Springs High School .... Susquehanna High School ........ Highspire High School Hfforfeity . Penbrook High School ........... Hurnnielstown High School ....... Boiling Springs High School ...... Svffsquehanna Township High School Halifax High School ...........,. Edison Junior High School ....... Hershey High School ............ Linglestown High School ..CforfeitJ Middletown High School ......... 'Q'League Games XVon-14 Lost-5 complete the 7 .. 13 4 S O S 7 3 3 0 0 0 . . 1 3 4 0 . . 9 . . 0 . . G 1 BOYS' VAHSITYS BASKETS BALL TEAM John Stazewski ................................................. Captain Hoffman Erh ..................... ................. .... ll I fmagcr O'Neal .................... Center Stazewski ............. I'l0I'lL'ClI'6Z H. Erh ............... .... G uarfl VVolfe ..................... Forward Laudenslager ................ Guard Substvltvctcs ........ N. Aungst, H. Brurnhaugh Coach .... Mr. Joseph Thcadore. Faculty Advisor .... Mr. Hcisey. SCHEDULE Swatara Township Alumni ................. . . 9 ggSwa.tara Township Palmyra High School .... . . 33 Swatara Township Middletown High School .. .. 40 Swatara Township Alumni ...................... . . 32 Swatara Townshp Hunnnelstown High School ....... .. 13 xSwatara Township Edison Junior High School ...... 50 SFSwz-itara Township Camp Curtin Junior High School .... 44 5+Swatarz1 Township Boiling Springs High School .... .. 13 Swatara Township Elizabethtown High School ........... 24 Swatara Township Wiconiscfm High School ............... 23 Swatara Township University of Pa. Extension School .... 17 if:Swatara Township Middletown High School ......... .. 48 Swatara Township Orhisonia High School ,......... 1 . 24 iiSwatara Township Steelton High School Reserves . . .. 26 iiSwatara Township Wliconisco High School ........ .. 23 Swatara Township Boiling Springs High School . . . . . 12 12Away - GIRLS' VARSITY BASKET BALL TEAM Florence NVolfe .................................................. Captain Ellen Bolan ...... ......................... . . .Manager E. Bolan .................... Center 'Wolfe ............. Forward M. Bolan .......... .... G uard Evans ..................... Forwarct Emma Beshore ...... ..... G uawt Substitutes ........ G. Aungst, E. Shultz Coach .... Mr. Joseph The-adore. Faculty Aclfuisor .... Mr. Heisey. SCHEDULE iiSwatara Township White Owls ........... . . 5 Swatara Township Palmyra High School ...... .. 20 tSwatara Township Middletown High School .... , . 13 Swatara, Township Biglerville High School .,.. .. 4: ttSwatz1ra Township E. T, C. Club ........... .. 9 Swatara Township Wiconisco High School ............... 15 Swatara Township Middletown High School .............. 10 Swatara Township Susquehanna Township High School .. 1 Swatara Township Marysville High School .............. 3 : 'Swatara Township Wiconisco High School .............. 11 :'gSwatara .Township Beckley Business College . . . . . 15 Swatara Township Lewistown Independents . . . tSwatara Township Biglerville High School .... t Swatara Township Marysville High School .... stSwatara Township Lewistown Independents . . . Swatara Township Beckley Business College . . . tAt Home -35- BOYS' RESERVE BASKET BALL TEAM Fred Mink ...................................................... Captain Ehner Koup ................. ........... .......... ..... Zl I a migm' B. Hoeker .................... Uenfcr Koup ..................... Forward F. Mink .............. . . .Guczrcl Wilsbach ................. Forward M. HeCrone ................. Guard S'YlfZ2.S'f1'fIl'fC'S ........ Beck, Hoy, L. Mink, C. Hoeker The Boys, Reserve 'warn is made up of small players but their size has nothing to do wi1'h their playingr. They expect To have a successful season. 5 GIRLS' RESERVE BASKET BALL TEAM V Benny .................... Ceotier Shultz .... ............. F lorwarcl Hertz ............. .... G ucwd Smith ,... ................ F orward G. Aungst ............ .... G uwrcl Substitutes ........ Fackler, Dieky, Edwards The Girls' Reserves do not play any games, but they should be given most of the Credit for the Varsityls Success, as they go through very hard Scrim- mages with the Varsity team. Each player on the Reserve team will have a good chance to make the Varsity team next Season. 1 5 15 20 25 31 1 2 18 5. 21 31 3 5 27 29 30 4. 15 31 5 6 11 CALENDAR OF EVENTS COMMENCING MARCH, 1922. Ladies and Gentlemen t----. Shocking experience! Mr. Heisey gives First Year Latin Class a lecture on electricity. V Tommy Proudfoot promised a. liberal dose of strap oil by Mr. Stroup. Clair Hocker dons long pants, thus becoming a man COZD. The delightful romance between Ellie and Lester is started. Watch out! Hadley has his bicycle out again. APRIL Stung!! 1 Cupid must be working overtime. Rumors of romance between Mr. Stroup and Miss Aungst. A bunch of our boys go to Wildwood Park to fish and catch--cold and wet feet. J FHHIM Beginning of a series of quoit games between Marion Herman and Hazel . Akens. Rejoicing and jubilations! Seniors are getting ready to go. tthere goes nothingb. Freshmen are Freshmen no longerg great hilarity. They don't know how Sophomores should act, but make a brave attempt at dignity and egotism. 1 JUNE Last Baseball game. NVe beat Halifax 7-4 and won Dauphin County Championship. VAY - KAY - SHUN i SEPTEMBER School starts. Freshmen get the roofs of their mouths sun-burned staring at the school building. First monthly musicale rendered in High School building. Big Success. Seniors hold a Weenie roa.st and marshmallow toast. 13 dogs missing from the neighborhood next morning. Stazewski-Evans romance begun. A new teacher makes her entrance into our midst. Ooronim Winter soon coming. Girls, pack away your furs and get out your goloshes. Assorted sizes, shapes, and forms of bumps, and bruises from football make their appearance. O-0-0-ooh, ghosts! Senior-Junior Hallowe'en party. John Stazewski still afflicted with palpitation of the heart over Nellie Evans. Cpuppy-lovej. NOVEMBER As yet no use for aforesaid goloshes. Lester Wolfe comes to school with his two-year-old sweater on, and the next day goes to see Dr. Putt, to find why his heart does not beat as it should. A Armistice Day. No school. Junior Weenie roast. Still more dogs missing from the neighborhood. -38- All basket-ball candidates out. First basket-ball game with Alumni. Easy victory for us, 18-9. One act play. Characters-John, Nellie, and the latter is reading lamp. Scene-Nellie's living room. Plot-Two's a couple, Three's a crowd, Therefore the light went out. R Curtain. Thanksgiving. No school. Buttons from over-stuffed vests iiying in all directions. t , DECEIVIBER 8, 9. Junior Class play. t'All On Account of Polly , Big hit. First attendance Hfeedn, given by girls of Room 2. Miss Aungst experiments to find whether steam burns. It does. Pull in your 'necks! Jiggs and Maggies Ladies Home Journal teams at it in dead earnest. Rolling-pins and dishes flying around loose. J iggs wins by a narrow margin. Girls play Middletown basket-ball team, to accomntodate Miss Aungst, the game was called at seven o'cloek. Miss Aungst fails to appear be- cause she finds something better awaits her. In plain English cupid's darts have gone home. Engagement of Mr. Stroup and Miss Aungst announced. Merry Christmas ! ' JANUARY Happy New Year ! All back, more or less worse for wear. Rev. J. Walter Houck gives us an interesting talk on some of the Euro- pean countries. 4,381 New Year's resolutions broken, or at least badly bent. Miss Derr forms a liking for black eyes, procured in the role of a tomboy, i.e. sleigh-riding. Lester Wolfe procures a razor. I FEBRUARY Florence Wolfe absent. Cshe ran out of complexionb. Wood-shed session between Mr. lleisey and a fourth grader. Result- various and sundry splinters found in Mr. IIeisey's hands. Melvin Stepp in Athletic Association meeting :-t'Mr. President, I second the nominationf' ' I Mr. Heisey still lecturing. He knows you can kid gloves, but is not aware of the fact that you cannot bull frogs. Cwe're the frogs in this casej. Ellen Bolan calls up the Insane Asylum and tries to convince them that she has been there for a period of about three weeks. A tail-end of the conversation is here recorded. Ellen: HI tell you I was thercf! 1 Cookoo Doctor: Hliut my dear I see no record of your having been here.'7 Ellen: UIsn't this the Harrisburg Hospital? ': e :- Cookoo Doctor: No, my dear, this happens to be the Insane Asylum. Becker bluffs his way into a job at the steel plant. Hold on! Don't faint!! Girls win a basket-ball game!!! Ellen Bolan, VVriting a letter My bear- Cerasej, L'My bear-H Cerasel, LO and BEHOLD !! 'tMy bear sir- Nemo domo. VVhat's this world coming to? Girls win another game. And now until the next time, Au Revo-ir. -394 ,J ARD- -,W Iqmhde S W Z y 4 ++f9f V Af? A 1. 'EQ gg iw ,ffyfxg M 5 f , . x - ' K i g ,NT V lf '40,- ALUMNI The Swatara Township lligh School was founded many years-ago. There is a long list of names on the record, of persons who in some past time have received instruction in this school, and who have made the world better for having been in it. Many of the Alumni are active citizens of the Township and a few of them are living in more distant sections of our country. The President of the Alumni Associa- tion, W. H. Horner, '88 is a member of the Township School Board and is also Chairman of the Workmen's Compensation Bureau. V The following graduates of this school have become ministers: The Rev, S. Edwin Rupp, '94, who is preaching at the Oftterbein U. B. Church, Harrisburg, The Rev. John Walter Houck, '94, wl1o is preaching in the Baptist Church, Donelson, Connecticut, The Rev. Millard Fillmore O'Neal, '16, who is preaching in Tennessee. More have entered the teaching profession than any other profession. The follow- ing is the list of names of those who are teaching: Bertha D. Elly, '91, teaching the first and second grades at Oberlin, Mabel F. Grunden, '12, teaching at Paxtang, Russel H. Rupp, '13, teaching at Athens, Ohio, Joseph F. Reuwer, '13, teaching at Camp Hill, Ethel F, Aungst, '15, teaching in Swatara Township High School, Anna Verna Stroup, '15, teaching in Enhaut, Walter Vogt, '18 teaching at Ridley Park High School, Phila- delphia, Nora Alfretta Hoffman, '16, teaching at Coatesville, Robert Lewis Franklin, '16, is Principal of the Wake Forest Junior High School, West Virginia, Mildred Romaine Eshenaur, '17, teaching at Harrisburg, Romaine E. Brehm, '19, teaching third and fourth grades at Oberlin, Harry Papenfus, '15, teaching in Latrobe High School. Several of the Alumni are medical sudents. Meade Shaffner, '10, is a student ot Johns Hopkin's University, Baltimore, Maryland, Myrtle Foreman, '19, is in training for a nurse at the Harrisburg Hospital, May Hadley, '22, is in training for a nurse at the Harrisburg Hospital. There are many more who are advancing their education in higher institutions of learning. ' ' 'Y T' W Y Several have advanced along business lines and among these are: G. A, Martz, '88, living at Harrisburg, is in the hardware business, 21 South Third Street, C. F. Rupp, '90, and W. J. Bishop, '94, are in the dairy business, Leroy Cooper, '08, owns a Restau- rant on Derry Street, Harrisburg, Russel G. Eshenaur, '10, is in the drug business, Webster Kolhaas, '12, in the Gettysburg Insurance Company. There are several more who are taking up business courses. -41- Banff! Z Bunk! BunK QDQD QDCID lb .N Q .......... : l i l ig, 8- JOKES Freshman- I always sleep with my gloves on. It keeps my hands soft. Senior-K'Hm9 and do you sleep with your hat on, too? Dentist- Wl1at! You don't want gas? 1 Chester Shearer-' ' You haven 't been eating onions this time. Miss Derr- Blam, it makes me sick at heart to see you smoking. Blain IIocker-LLWell, 1na'am, it seems to catch me more in dc stum- mick. J udge-L'You are sentenced to hang by the neck until dead. Sentenced- Judge, I believe you're Stringing me. SWEET SYMPATHY Harry Hadley CTO old ladyj- May I accompany you across the street, n1adame? ' Old Lady- Certainly, sonny. How long you been waitin' here for some- body to take you across? NERVE Mr. Aungst-UYoung man, I ad- mire your nerve . . . asking for my daughter's hand. Mr. Stroup- Good heavens, sir! You don 't mean to say she 's as bad as all that l POTENT Wa.lter O'Nea.l, hugging Edith Baughman in the shadowy pathway. HOh, she giggled breathlessly. 'LI never realized the power of the press until this moment. Father-f'Well, George, are you able to keep your place in class?,' George Beck- Yes, Pa. I began at the foot and thercls not a single boy been able to take it from nie. Minister-'tVVould you care to join us in a. new missionary movement? Elizabeth Beshore-HI am crazy to try itg is it any thing like the fox trot? Charles Pacey- What shall. we do? Martin Reich-4'I'll spin a coin. If its heads we ,ll go to the moviesg tails we go to the dance and if it stands on edge we studyfl Mr. Sherk- VVhen I bought the automobile didnit you say you would supply me with any' 'new part if I broke any thingtl' Automobile Dealer- Yes, What do you wish me to let you have?,' Mr. Sherk-UI want a pair of new ankles, a rib, three feet of cuticle, a box of assorted finger nails, four molars, and a funny bone. Things seen or heard about School. Thomas Proudfoot living one hun- dred years before his time. Mr. Stroup parading through the room with an attached 4'Pig tail. Ellen Bolan our new instructor in all subjects. John Stazcwski and Nellie Evans are seeing their first stage of A'Puppy Love. Mr. Heisey showing a. great interest along the line of helping Miss Derr with her business methods. -43- OUR SCHOOL BUS E E This auto-bus with a capacity for 35 passengers was purchased early Q E last Fall by the school district. E E It serves two big purposes: that of equalizing educational advantages E E among all children of the townshipg and greatly econoinizing financially. E : It makes possible the attendance at their own high school for the E children in the more remote districts of the township. These children E were previously sent to the Hurninelstown High School at an. expense : to the people of SB600. per year. Thru the use of the bus, the children, : I E E who heretofore were compelled to attend a country ungraded school, derive E I E 5 the benefit of attendance at the graded town schools in Oberlin. 5 E ways company for transportation. The cost of the upkeep of the school E at Chamber Hill, including teacher's salary, fuel and janitor's fee, is E also saved. - !lIllllllllllIIIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIllIlllIllllllllllllIlIIllllIllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllIlIllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllll .. 4 41 lt also saves 951300 per year which was previously paid to the rail- E P The College l Central Pennsylvania's Most Popular l Business Training Institution HIGHER ACCOUNTANCY BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND and A Central Pennsylvania Business SECRETARIAL COURSES Individual Promotion Enter any time E Call, Write or 'phone for full lnformatlon The Central Pennsylvania Business College 321 Market Street W. H. HARTSOCK Principal E Bell Phone 424 HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Uk ADVERTISERS A ENTION n DORT CARS FoURs AND SIXES David S. French 70 South Cameron Street Harrlsburg Pa H it SWEATERS BICYCLES TED KEET Sportzng Goods Toys 210 North Second St JUST ABOVE THE Y M C A HARRTSBURG KODAKS SKATES ' 1, , 0 ' If 'b-- 1 U , ly 1 ,S W y k 'Y like a tyl 'Vt 1 ' Thomas 1 ' If t- I 1 't k '- 'I j 1 th S5 2 HOfflllElll- B 't D 1 ' IL ' 66 97 Illliiliiiliiilllllllllllllil ' ' S ' nnmnnnmmmmm W rf' -The Printing House of Completenservice ' ' ' Printing - Binding - Photo - Engraving - Designing Die Stamping - Plate Printing lllIllllllIllllIllllIllllllllllllllllllIllllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlIllIlllIlllllllllIlIllllIllllIllllIllIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AND MENTION THE SWATARA SWATTER -47- ALL PRICES ALL KINDS Gas Ranges and Gas Water Heaters EASY TERM PAYMENTS Have our Spec1alRepresentat1've Call Wzth Partzculars I-Iarrlsburg Gas Company 14 S Market Square Bell 4-500 Dial 2221 O O Mr Ilelsey was teachmg a luology class on The C11'CIIlH,t1OI1 of the blood Mr IIe1sey MFrank why IS It f a 1 . - ' ' ' , Wh-t W1 en I Stand on my head all my blood rushes there, but when I stand on my feet it doesn't all ' H277 go to my feet. Frank XVilsbach- Because thev ain't emptv sir H . Q7' ' Ruhl's Bakery TASTE THE DIFFERENCE 2700 Maln Street Penbrook, Pa. E E E E E ' ig Paxtang Shoe Manufacturing Co. - Specializing in E M issesi, Children? and ' Growing Girl's Welts Paxtang, Pa. Bell Phone 3270 THE QUALITY MADE LINE E IIOPEFUL Mr. Sherk- I was a fool when I married you. Mrs. Sherkg'4I knew that, dear, but I thought you would improve, T Solid Mahogany Davenport Table 529.50 D, ' F' ...i Q' , I iai I I l .o,,alr 5 4 .raa I Q I I le 'ff I t I L Q 7 I 4 , ,,,. , , . , I S lid mahogany d port table certainly dd to the room' tt t Th h 20X60 1 z1ncilghtopi2jS.5igl dep d ble construction, and may be had in either a b d ty h g y rg , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER 29 South Union Street Middletown, Pa. I Al o dealer in Dolls, Doll Coaches, Parlor Lamps, Davenportg, China Cabinets, Carpet Sweep Pictures and Kitchen Cab' ets. IlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllli i mnlillllllllllllllflliiiliiillllillllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllll PLEASE PATRONIZL OUR ADVERTISERS AND MENTION THE SWATARA SVSATTER ,49- Steelton National Bank, Steelton, Pa. CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS, S375,ooo.oo Farseeing individuals, Whether in business or in private life, when opening a bank account judge a bank by its safety and ability to care for their needs when lt IS necessary fol them to borrow money Thls Bank wlth 1ts large Capltal, Surplus and Undlvlded Profits together wlth the stock holders Llablllty, belng a member of the Federal Reserve System under U S Government super vislon, offers lts customers the securlty they need for thelr deposlts We sollclt your business 1 egard less of the amount or nature of It Steelton Trust C0 Steelton, Pa Heqafulness In Busmess IS what thls company stands for first, last and always If there IS an 1nd1v1dual, firm or merchant Wlthout a banklng home we Want thelr ac qualntance and checking account, Want to prove to them how much a good banklng con nectlon helps ln buslness CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S280 000 00 -50- all an-ll 0610 IGN HERMAN JACOBS Steelton s Leadlng Clothler 48 N Front Street Steelton Pa J , o U O , 0 viii' 475' The LIVE Store Always Rehable THE STORE EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT outrzchs CLOTHING HATS' FURNISHINGS I Harrlsburg, Pennsylvanla h tpfl-A V H A, . A wa+ooo.oof Shenk 81 T 1ttle Everythmg for Sport 313 Market St Harrlsburg, Pennsylvanla BICYCLES KODAKS TOYS Jul I 66 ' 99 66 ' 99 4 1 O Q - A I U Mr Becker UYes, mv sou nent West seweral VCHIS go to make 1115 fortune Jo 11 S 0 e HAnd What IS he xx orth now Mr .B6Ck6I'THVVI1V,Q1', I cI0n't know rightly at present But x months ago the Author1t1es mere OITQIIUZQ, 5, or hlm o O O - - - I - I 2 .. .. , -52- . PE0PLE9S BANK Capital 550,000.00 Surplus 86 Undivided Profits 895,000.00 Do you have a savings account? If not come and investigate ours. Pays and IS compounded three times a year Call and VlSlt us and let us explain our method of doing business Safe Deposit Boxes .52 00 per annum and up STEELTON PA , 0 Lester Mink-'4VVhy is it, Fred, that youfellows that are so fat 6,77 are so good natured. Fred Mink- VVell its a necessity. We can neither iight nor runf' W. H. Zook Jos. E. Solomon Steelton Coal Co. Dealers in ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL WOOD STONE AND FEED Bell Phone 135 R Office and Yards D1al Phone 95 86 987 S Front St STEELTON PA .-53.. X 9 L . I 5 4 N 9 N . X I. I Q s X ' da or nl ht M I Aummouues ma f AU'0 'Db H' 'M' xx' spnawlqmu 1 , THE GREATEST PASSENGER CAR VALUE FOR THE PRICE IN AMERICA I E 'Wi lilillh Il lm .I mum THE ONLY SPEED WAGON MADE ONE FOR EVERY PURPOSE Harrlsburg Auto Co X X S N xx x x ff 1 MN X GEO G MCFARLAND NNN Preszdent fi' 'If'Z'?bX f I I Our doors never clo 5055 Sed X 1 ,ff X spuawlqcu f IIIIIIIIIIHII MM l..w..1 IllllllllllllllllliillmlilI lbNIHIIlilumnmnlmmmlllllillllI U Ill' IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 I+ IM lm ml Wllllrmlunuinull I O O 4th and Kelker st. if Y ' : z d ' ' ' , , 139 Iii lllllll I IIII ' ERTIS AND ' A A -54- ' Bonnymeads Farms BREEDERS IN Holstein - Friesian AND Guernsey Cattle DEALERS IN Feed, Coal, Wood, Fertzlzzers and Lzme Address HARRISBURG PA R D N0 1 C O I 9 9 0 0 0 lllilllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllillllllll V 7 Dliilllllliiilllllllllllllllllllllllllll PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS . ' ' ' ', 4 ' Paul E. Snyder aily arket FRESH AND SMOKED' MEATS AND POULTRY Dial Phone 9330 Oberlin, Pa. E Mr. Stroup's little Ford chugged painfully up to the gate of the E race track. The gate keeper demanding the usual fee for automobiles ' called: HA dollar for the car. E El The owner looked up with a pathetic smile of relief, and said: E .EI Sold : E 1810 Ranks First in Premiums Received, Losses lncurred, Losses Paid. 1923 E E Good management is not only a cause but also 5 E a result of a Con1pany's enviable reputation, for, as Ei the passing years bring increasing prestige, the . E organization attracts the largest type of agents and E E representatives to it. E E The trademark of the Hartford Fire Insurance E E Company symbolizes one hundred and thirteen years E E of business integrity, iinaneial stability and prompt E E fulfillment of every promise. E 5' It is not strange that the most desirable agents 5 - should associate themselves with such an organiza- E 5 tion. One of these agents is in your immediate E 5 vicinity. He will see that you are soundly indemni- 5 E fled against financial loss through fire or through the E E interruption of business or living conditions Caused ' by fire. You will find that your local Hartford agent : will gladly co-operate with you. ' E Local Agent for the Hartforcl Fire Insurance Company E E Allen W. Ellenberger Q E Justice of Peace - Deeds Written E E A supply of automobile blanks always on hand E 5 694 High Street - - - Enhaut, Penna. E illllliiillllIIIlliliilIllilllllIlllllilllIIIllIllllllllllIllIlIlIllllIllllIllIllllllllllillllilllllilllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll: PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AND MENTION THE SWATARA SWATTER -56- Class Pins and Rings FOR COLLEGES HIGH SCHOOLS SUNDAY SCHOOLS ETC. Illttd tlg 'ldp q t Lt k t I-I. C. CLASTER, jeweler 302 Market Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania H '1 11 1 ldy f h1p H1 T 1 1 1 ll f 1 Roberts 81 Meck School Supplzes WHOLESALE ONLY HARRISBURG PLNNSYLVANIA 4 9 9 A 9 US I'3. 6 C21 3 H131 0 ll 011 fe UCS 9 USA I'l0W y0lll' Wall S H A1 H1-1111 111.-.-V 1 Y 1 , C F '9 Illlllllllillllll llllllllllllllliliiifllllllllliililllllllll illlilliiiliillllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllll Everybody is talking hevrolet Do you know the reason? In 1922 Chevrolet built and sold over 50 per cent more cars than any other manufacturer of stand- ard cars. Dont buy a car untll you have talked Wlth us about Chevrolet and our tlme payment plan State Motors Co 147 S Cameron St Harrlsburg, Pa Bell 7120 and 7121 Dlal 4489 , u I o l I O I O O I llllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTIS F ' ' ' ' 'ATARA SWATTER Buy a Ford- and save the difference Lowest Prices In History of the Company Effective October 17, 1922 F. O. B. Detroit Tourlng Cars ...,..i................................... 3298.00 Runabout ..4.W.........................................v.... 269.00 Chassis .......,...............,.....,.........,................. 235.00 Coupe ,,,,.,,,,,,...,,.,............................................. 530.00 Sedan ,,..,,,,,..,................................................... 595.00 Truck Chassis ....................................... 380.00 Fordson Tractors 3395 OO Often does more ln a day than SIX horses It substitutes motors for muscles and tractor Wheels for the legs of man and horse The Fordson takes the burden oif flesh and blood and puts lt on steel It allows the farmer s energy to be devoted to management and not merely to operation It glves him time It cuts hls producing costs There s a big story of savings made possible by Ford automobiles and the famous Fordson tractor Let us tell you Write phone or call Klmefelter s Garage A Full L1ne of Auto Parts M1ddletown, Pa O s n o a 9 I I I 7 U o O I l o I I , V . , I U Q u c a 1 c '1 o ' 9 0 Q I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllll Illllllll IllIllIlllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PLA 'I TRONIZE 0 AD ' 'f ' ' I ' ' Portraits Motion Pictures Conventions E Panorams Commercial Photography Banquets g Weddings Dinner Parties Framing Flashlights Truman B. Keener Photos that tell the story PRESS ASSOCIATION 4 South Fourth St. , or care of Telegraph Printing Co., Sales Dept. Bell Phone 6446 M Harrisburg, Pa. Miss Aungst-HFor whom was this country named? Charles Findley-' I Americus Vespucius. ' i Miss Aungst- Correct, and who was he?,' Charles- He was press agent for Christopher Columbusf, Tod Prowell THE PRESCRIPTIGN DRUGGIST 385 South Front St. Steelton Penna. Harris Fromm CLOTHIER AND ' HATTER ' 35 N. Front St. ' Home of Cortley Clothes E Satisfaction Guaranteed 5 IllllIlllllllIlIllIlllllllilllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ' 'WATARA SWATTER -60- E C2811 - - Credit Follow the crowd and buy E :I at 5 BROWN Sz CO. I FAMILY SHOE ' Home Furnishers STORE IF IT IS FOOTWEAR FOR Q E Main store 1215-1217-1219 N. ?,X5IfEYMf,I1YIfgv1f, 22:35 5 Third St' WE HAVE IT! Harrisburg, Pa. : Better Shoes for Less Money E -p 1 4 South Front Street E E Branch Store, 20 S. Front St. Steeltflny P3- E Steelton, Pa- DAVID H. MORRISON E Lowest prices Easy terms Open Evenings. CONSISTENCY Mr, Heisey being the High School Doctor had one of the pupils ee calling on hini as a, sick patient. ' H Paul Conrad-f'Oh, doctor I am suffering so much I want to die. Mr. Heisey-'LYou did perfectly right to call on ine. A. v. ToMPsoN GROCER Special Delivery Bressler, Pennsylvania E REILY S. KRAMER PAXTAN G E Dealer in General Merchandise Crushed Stone E h , R h f d H ' ht , E Both P ones er or elg s PaXtang, Penna' Ellllllilllllililll iiinllillllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIllllIllllllllllllillIliiliiiiilllllllllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PLEASE PATRONIZE oUR ADVERTISERS AND MENTION THE SWATARA SWATTER E514 RUSS BROS VELVET ICE CREAM A Pure Food Product and Healthful too for sale by J H Peck Oberlln Pa Thompsons Store Bressler P Willlam Grenler Peter L Kempf Enhaut Pa Franklln Sales and SCPVICC Co , Inc 1021 25 Market st FRANKLIN CARS OLDSMOBILES PROHIBITIONT NI'ss Au st- Proh'bit'o has b ougl t sunsh'r1e 'nto lots fho mes. HAVE A GARDEN In your own yard or rent the va- cant lot near you It IS great to have fresh vegetables from your garden fromfsprlng untll fall And be sure to grow some ilowers along the fences Always Plant SCHELL S QUALITY SEEDS They grow B It - Th y Y' ldB tt They are absolutely the best Send for our catalogue SCHELL S SEED HOUSE Quality Seeds Tenth and Market Sts. Harrisburg Pa The Ideal jewelry 6? Optzcal Company JACOB YOSELOWITZ P1 oprletor We repalr watches, clocks and Jewelry, do lt rlght at reasonable prlces 29-31 North Front Street Steelton Penna I I U O O - l . . , , . 9 , , il- , g , . ' J L 1'1, ng, H 1 111 . r 1 1 1 .o u ' Peter Ortenzio-'tA11d moonshine, too, 111adame. . I , . ' 9 . , U . e er e ze e er O , . C l 1 , . ' 7 ' llll lllllllllllllllllll I lllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PLE PATRONIZE ' . THE SVV RA WATTER ,..Q-12... IllIIlllIIIIlIIIIllIIllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll L L Hackman Grocer Cberlm, Penna Mrs B M Long BURRELLS GARAGE General Auto Repalrmg Gr0CerleS'N0tl0nS A A Burrell Proprietor TIRES ACCESSORIES BAT TERY SERVICE ELECTRI CAL WORK Rutherford Helghts Pa Bell Phone Paxtang Pa Ellen Bolan- 'lhat nrm over there is starmg stralght at my nose Nlorman Aungst- I robably he s E1 reporter Ellen- And why should a reporter stare at my nose? Norman-M They are supposed to keep thelr eyes on every thin that turns up. EAT J Y MAN BEL K S IT S GOOD Drugs, Chemlcals, Tollet and Fancy Artlcles MAN BECK BAKING CO R 9 Nflffh Fffmf Sf Steelton Trust Co Bldg Lemoyne, Pa steenon Pa ' ' :, E 0 0 Q U E 9 E g E : 0 0 0 E E o s : E . . 5 ' E . . , 5 Y-- - ' E : - - 5 E E E ' E 5 2 ' , - E E 141 I ' A ',, , '77 ll, 7 77 L A r 4 LC , 77 ' , , g 77 : E ohn A. McCurd w 9 5 E f 5 E E E E E E 5 cc 9 99 . : . : E E s u 1 . , . : llllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli PLESSE PATROINIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AND MENTION THE SWATARA SWATTER T631 Compliments of S M E V Sourbier Florist Undertake? CUT FLOWERS and POTTED PLANTS The Kind That Will Always Cheer Bell Phone Front and Swatara Sts St06lt0I1, Pa HARRISBURG PA John Stazewsli to Mrs. bhcrkp- Does the baby take after you or his father? Hrs. Sherk- Oh his father. I O . 66 - - E 99 ' 29TH st. NEAR DERRY st., E John-HVVhy do you think so?,' Mrs. Sherk- Because every time the little clear opens his mouth he puts his foot in it. SAY IT WITH FLOWERSH Don't be Discouraged! E F R 0 M It isn't necessary to buy a new pair E I-I R B d of shoes. Your old ones can be re- E built and give you much service E ' ' au er still. Comfortable old shoes are E like your old friends. You want to E F keep' them as long as possible. 5 and Come and leg us show yfzlu how we ma e new s oes rom o ones. 5 You may leave your sfhoes at, E L- G. PAUL PECK, OBERLIN, PA. E IN YOUR OWN HOME TOWN E Everything ln Flowers h . 5 and Plants Goodyear S oe Repazr System E -' John Klein, CProp. - United Phone--41-W E 535-544 Union st., Middletown, Pa. 175 S- Front Sr-, - Steelwn, Pa- E llllllillllliilllllll llllllllllllllllIIIlliliiiilllllilililllllillllllllllllllllilllliliillmiliiiillilllllllllllllllllllllliiliilliiiilllllilll E PLEASE PATRONIZE oUR ADVERTISERS AND MENTION THE SWATARA SWATTER ,64,, Qualzty, Not Przce The Great Factor Speclaltles ln Sorority and Fraternlty Jewelry FULL LINE Class PIHS Rlngs and Pennants Wrlte for Samples Catalog and Prlces Umon Emblem Co Valley Trust Bldg Palmyra Pa NO OTHER KIND BUT KRIDER S HOMEMADE NOODLES all MACARONI 316 East Carllsle St Bell Phone Harrlsburg Pa JOHN KAUFFMAN Gasollne and Olls Grocerles-Tobacco Soft D1'lHliS Iawnton Pa Bell Phone 882 J 3 M s Ar gst I xlat battle cl cl General VX olfe X he lGH11I1 thevctoy ery Idehapyy? E 1 cl Stepp I th nk lt xx as h last l lttle STEELTON GARACE an Mzlk 6? Cream Machlne ShoD WELDING BRAZING AND MACHINE WORK Steelton Pa Dlal 9353 Bell 105 J L B HEILE Undertaker and Embalmer 136 S Front St Steelton Pa DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR W J B1Sh0P OBERLIN PA Patronage Appreclated llllllllllllllllmlllllll L ,W r ,, ,,llll!llllllllllll l O O J 9 . . . . . . -, , , . ' O C 7 I O O 'Q 1 ' A , . - - is' l11 1HI1 V1 I A i 'A T , v ,n 1 3' i rj, 'jf i, min' dwzr -H i ' is . xr. l'll37'IllI1.77 I d O 7 , . O e 0 0 o , n . . u, ' , u llllIllllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllill llll Y lllilllllllilllllllllllllil lilllllllllilw I A -6 5g OUR ERT WATARA S OBERLIN REALTY J F Myers COMPANY ROOFING SPOUTING P1PELEss AND BUILDING L0TS PIPE FURNACES FUR SALE sTovEs AND RANGES W H CUMBLER sALEsMAN Steelton Trust Co Bldg B ll Pho P a J ph Sh ld Rutherford Bros OAKLAND 6 44 COAL DYNAMITE AND BUILDING Motor Cal' 116 ED C ALLEN MGR Dauphm PAXTANG PA 2 ou S Bell Phone 5781 J 352 56 S Cameron St Dlal Phone 5709 Harrlsburg Penna IllllllulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll llllI!IllllllllllllIlIIlIlI!l!!l!lIIl Y 77,27 o o . . , . . e ne axt ng, Pa. THE REASON ose u lse-UGot much money in your bank, Norm? Norman Aungst- No, the depositors have fallen off since t got engaged. . l , O , 1' I . . , . 9 ' 4-H r ervice ' - 0 0 , o I lllllllllIllIllllIllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllIlllllllllIllllIllIIlIlIIIIlIl llllllllllllllllllllll E -6 5- Paterson Six MONN BROS. DISTRIBUTORS 1217-19 Mulberry St. Harrisburg, Pa. eBooks New and Second-Hand 100,000 in Stock We Save You Money on Every Book You Buy Aurand's Book Store 925 North Third St. Harrisburg, Pa. Mr. Sherk- VVhere did you get these cigars? Mr. Heisey-HA friend of mine sent them up from Cubafl Mr. Sherk- Your friend certainly knows the ropes down there. 77 Dial 9395 Batteries charged and repaired ' LIBERTY GARAGE C. L. Donley, Prop. Repair Shop and Auto Supplies 457-459 S. Front St., Steelton, Pa. W. H. STONESIFER R. F. NISSLEY Merchant and Tailor 46 S. Front St. Steelton Pennsylvania ZE 0 U DVERTI 309 Pine Street 1Steelton, Pa. Fire Insurance and A Surety Bonds INSURE IN THE HOME IllIllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllilllllllllll llllllll r NTION THE SWATARA SWATTER H57- Beck e Il e d Aw 5 HARRISRURG, PA. . 5 COURSES: Q , QQ! Hlgher Accountancy Secretarlal A Quality Car Shorthand A Moderate Prlce Typewrltln g L M Mamma CHAS R RECKLEY 4thHZ2f1S1f,ZZQ Slifets P1'6SldeI1t THIS IS A STUDRRAKER YEAR Nhss Aun st VVhat is the most popullr womans club A111Q11L'l7 Joseph I 1m1 'Ihr 1011111 ln S P Garonzlk 23,-g, Proprletor of Q 8 off A A Steelton Bazaar I 341 S Front St Steelton Pa The Dependable Klnd R A Shultz P A3111 lgyler Staple Grocerzes MUSIC HOUSE 19 S 3rd St Harrlsburg Pa Bressler Pa ' At A ' -H 2 ' '. in E I ,' at in X fr 'J' aiu w E 1 ' g, -37 N I 0 o X L1 9 Steelton No-'uelt Store E 'f y - : i.-,i --l- f, AU' c . S I . - : E - . O C 5 cc as L- 5 H A ee, , on A A A A ,A A IllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllll IllllIllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll PLEASE Puuowlzs oux ADVERTISERS AND MENTION THE SWVATARA SWATTER ..6 3- EllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllIllIllIllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE W. H. BRUMBAUGH E Contractor and Builder ESTIMATES GIVEN Bressler Pa NEWKAM BROS. Tinning and Plumbing E Hardware and Paints : 215-17N Front st 401-03 s Front ' Street Steelton Pa Both Phones L G WILT Undertaker 46-50 S Front St Steelton Pa THE RELIABLE STORE INC Formerly J. Zacks The Home of the best Men s and Boys Clothing 86 Furmshings 25 S Front St Steelton Pa The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes Mr. Stroup- How much do fy ou think I ought to get for this sonb? Arthur Ha er CWithoL1t heaitationj Six months I J LEVITAN S T STINE Pasteurlzed Mllk and W21tCh6S, Clocks JGWCIPY Courteous Treatment Efficient Service Repairing of the Better Kind 131319153 105 S Front St Steelton Pa 130 S Front Steelton Pa BOWERS R F LIGAN All American Barber Shop Drugglst 1 Nflfth Third St 189 South Front Street tBasement under hat storej Steelton P3 , - E E - Diamonds, Silverware, A Cream E E , E a llllllliillllIllllllllIlllllllllilllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllIlllllllllllllllIllilllilllllIllllIllllllllllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllll PLEASE PATRONIZE oUR ADVERTISERS AND MENTION THE SWATARA SWATTER -69.- E OLEOMARGARINE DRY GOODS THE ESHENAUR and OSMAN COMFORT SHOE STORE Ross M Frey Prop General Merchandlse Oberlm, Pa G Od Shoes Caterlng GROCERIES AUTO SUPPLIES 9 N Front St Steelton P JACOB ROMANO BARBER SHOP and Pool Room Open allh 332W S 3rd St Steelton Muffs up to date BARBER SHOP Damel Muff Prop 303 S Front St Steelton Pa Melvm Stepp Ellen Bolan lool s hke a Greek God IIer neck IS llke an lvory column Harold Brumbaugh Ies and the II Orx doesn t stop at the neck e1ther Home of Purlty and Quallty Our resh goods on sale m Oberlm Enhaut and Bressler C M SIGLER INC The best Investment you will ever make IS when you put muslc into your home Standard lnstru ments at falr prlces And the klnd of service that truly sferves 137 S Front Street Steelton Pa Stelnway Duo Art Slgler C F RUPP Gulbransen CHAMBER HILL DAIRY Vlctrolas C M SIGLER INC PATRONAGE APPRECIATED Pianos and Vlctmlas CHAMBERHILL PENNA 30 N Second St Harrlsburg' Pa a . CC 0 99 I 5 . ., , a. . , . ours TT' . . . , Pa. . T ., , . ' 41 7 - - X, l .L . . ,, I 14: r . - , , , a 1 A , I l Where Good Service is a Habit 0 I O C , l f A ' ' , . . . 1 . ' - , . : ig- . Q , . allllllllllllllllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR Amsmlssns AND MENTION THE SWATARA SIVATTER A -70, llllIlIllIIIlllllllllIlllllllllIIIllllllIlIlllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllllIllIllIIIllllIlllllllllIllIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIE ABSOLUTELY UNKNOWN E Tau do not lznofw - We do not know E . Wh fi , 'a 11 f d 3 Mews Sh0pFFash1On or lags if ,TIE S'2.f,Zfrfyf,f,L'I2iZ2S?fe 32 5 . uablesg but together we can insure against E Tallor eventuality. We can advise you on any insur- E U ance matter and prove it an asset, not liability. 5 E WE SELL FOR LESS W. H. Horner, Oberlin, Pa. E 2 171 S. Front St. Steelton, Pa. Representing the i E. E Cleaning and Pressing Insurance 1535132 digg? Amenca E E C. F. Martz G. A. Martz Z E Both Phones MARTIN OLL MARTZ BRGTHERS Real Estate and Insurance HARDWARE - EW Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc. Cor. 2nd and Locust sts. ' 21 South Third st. Steelton, Pa- Harrisburg, Penna. Dial Phone 9107 Elizabeth Vennell- You would be a good dancer if it was not for two things. f Edward Stepp- What are they? Elizabeth-K ' Your feet. E Quinn Columbia Grafonola E ll E in I Exclusifvely E i Miller and Kades - 1 E . 1 The Market Square Dept. Store E It he E Steadily Growing 7 9 N Market Square cBoth CPhones ener lHaul1ng Local and Long Distances Hauling l'l A HARTMAN 8cSON CPadded Vans Our New Location RAPID SHOE REPAIRING We use the famous Goodyear Welt Shoe Repairing System P EUSl 'Prop 535 N Front Street Steelton Pa 109 S Frgnt St Steeltgn Pa I I ' 1 v I . 1, l . E , I I : . : Q 0 E o o I I . . I I I I 1 I I : 0 0 I E . , . Y I I I E - ' I : I : 0 9 v 1 Q g Q I I E allllllllIlllllllllllllIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllln PLEASE PATRON IZE OUR ADVERTISERS AND M EN TION THE SWATARA SWATTER - 7 1 - HART SCI-IAFFNER and MARX I :: :: CLOTHES Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts Munsmg Wear Inter Woven Sox Dutches Trousers, Sweet Orr Products W L Douglas Shoes A J LEHRMAN 15 Years at 37 South Front Street Steelton Penna ADVERTISING MANAGER S LULLABY Tell me not, in mournful numbers, advertising is a dream, for the business man who slunibers has no chance to skim the cream. Life is real! Life is earnest! C01npetiti0n's something fierce! If for dividends thou yearnest, learn the parry-thrust and pierce. In the business field of battle, molly coddles have no place: be not like dumb driven cattle, be a live one in the race. Lives of great men all remind us we must bring the bacon home, and, departing leave behind us footprints on anothers dome. Let us then be up and doing, otherwise We may be done, still achieving, still pursuing- Advertise and get the mon. ' ' A Hllllllllllll IllulllllillllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PLEASE PATRONIZE oun ADVERTISERS AND MENTION THE SWATARA SWATTER 1721 AUTOGRAPHS -7- ... X