Benton Vocational High School - Black and Orange Yearbook (Benton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1922 volume:

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HOSLER whose many years of faithful service on the School Board of Benton Borough, are an honored part of the history of this School, and have left an imperishable record in the lives of its Pupils, Alumni and Patrons. .1-Q' TATTLER 3 WILLIAM C. I-IOSLER AN APPRECIATION With the passing of William C. Hosler, into the world beyond, on Wednes- day, November T hirty-first Nineteen Twenty one, a manly, unselfish and high- ly eilicient life ended on earth. It is with regret that we must chronicle the death of one our communities most capable men. Mr. Hosler was interested in all that pertained to the welfare of Public Schools. For thirteen years he served as a member of our board of education and for ten years was the able and eiiicient president. For several years before his death he was in the Internal Revenue Service, where he held one of the high positions. Mr. Hosler was a native of Jonestown, resided on a farm in Jackson Town- ship for a timeg taught school for sometime and afterward came to Benton to take charge of the distilling process at the Rohr McHenry Distilling Co. He was an active member in several different lodges including the Benton Masonic Lodge. He held a membership in the Presbyterian Church. While he has passed into the great beyond, the influence he radiated while amongst us will never die. He lives on forever and the good that he has done: the world has been made better for the part he had in itg he surely did not live in vain. , me TATTLER THE STAFF Editor in Ghiei' Relza Cole Hess U Executive Committee Mahlon Strauch Relza C. Hess George Laubach Write-up Committee Chairman, Carl Hagenbuch Jokes Committee Chairman, Omar Ash Poem Committee Chairman, Eleanor Hoffa Characteristics Chairman, Elizabeth Yost Advertising Committee Chairman, Madlyn Wright Alumni Committee Chairman, Helen Barrett Cartoonist Cletus Hartman 'I:ATTLER -I v l P S FACULTY L, R, Appleman, ...... ...... . ..... ........... P r incipal, History Blanche Shultz, M. A.,. . . . . . .Ass't. Principal, Sewing, Educational Tests Alvin Sutliff, B. S ...- . --........... .-... S upervisor of Agriculture Esther Smith. . . . ..... Supervisor of Homing Subjects Leah Robins ...... .... ............. E 11 gllSl'l, Music Ward McHenry ..... .... M athamatics, Science Board of Education P. G. Shultz, President H. W. Belles, Vice President T. Carl McHenry, Secretary ' T. C. Smith Wm. B. Fritz 9. 9 TATTLER SCHOOL CALENDAR School Began ....... ............. Athletics and Foot Ball Organized ..-- Halloween Masquerade ..--..... Teachers Institute ..-..... .....Sept 6, -.-.Sept. 9, .i..Nov. 1, 21 to Jan. 1, Christmas Vacation ...... .... ..... D e c. 24, 19 Tri-County Judging Contest ..-. State Judging Contest .--.-.--.--- Musical Comedy, Garden of the Shah ...-. Junior Contest in Expression ----- Farmers Institute ............ Literary Program ...-.... Literary Program . ........ . Senior Drama Clarence . . . . Literary Program ........-. Literary Program .... School Minstrel ........... . . Operetta ......... .................. Grammar School Graduating Exercises ....- Baccalaureate Sermon -....-.-.. Junior -Senior Banquet ..... Class Night, ........... . Alumni Banquet -------- Commencement Night .... ..... LAST DAY .---Jan. 21. 1921 1921 1921 i 1922 1922 ...Jam 25, 19224 .. Feb. 2-3,1922 .. . .Feb. 9, 1922 . .Feb. 17-18, 1922 ....Feb. 17, 1922 . .. .Feb. 24, 1922 . .Mar. 9-10, 1922 . . . .Mar. 10, 1922 . . .Mar. 24, 1922 . . . .April 6-7, 1922 .. . . .April 27-28, 1922 ..May 1922 . . . . May 28, 1922 .May 30, 1922 . . . . May 31, 1922 .....June 1, 1922 . . . .June 2, 1922 TATTLER 7 SENIOR DRAMA The Senior Drama this year was an unusually humorous piece of work, the American comedy of Booth Tarkington, Clarence This was one of our most successful plays, and we can surely commend those who took part and those who helped in'any way. Another victim of Miss Robin's splendid coaching. It was presented in the Universal Theatre on Thursday, March 9 and Fri- day, March 10th. Booth Tarkington's Comedy in Four Acts CLARENCE THE PLAYERS Cin order of their appearancej Mrs. Martyn ................ .... .......................... E r ma McHenry The Perfect Secretary Mr, Wheeler ..... ............ ........ ............ . . . , Alton Hess A Man of Large Affairs Mrs, Wheeler .... .............. .................. . . ,Sarah Baker A rather shallow sec ond wife Bobby Wheeler ........ ....... . ................ : . .... .... S tanley Wright Hovering on the upper side of slxteen Cora Wheeler ..... . ........... ................... ..... ..... L 0 r e en Getz On the lower side of sixteen Violet Pinney .... ............................... .... E 11 hel Bray A pretty young Governess Clarence ................... ..................... ........ R 0 bert Hosler just out of the army Where he drove mules Della .... ................ .............................. E rm a Detrick . Maid Dinwiddie ..... ........... ...... E, d Ward Laub ach Butler Hubert Stem .....-...................................... Max Bittenbender A man who would make a good husband because he has had experience THE SCENES: - ACT 1-The anteroom of Mr. Wheeler's private office. ACT 2-Living room of Mr. Wheeler's home. Afternoon. ACT 3-The same. That evening. ACT 4-The same. Next morning. 3? C 730'L0'ry ff' , i G -V , ? 5 ' K X 1: ,, rg X 'Q 25' ,rl X b L5 ,f ' ? ' Xumse--. E Q 'XQ . , 659 Z If-4' D ev l .- 1 ,V ,jf ' .X -R Q ,J 'E N 4 o4R L A3 3 M 5 5 T y - -- ' -' ' - SENIOR-ALPHABET -i is for Alton we'll all miss him When next Fall Our Eleven plays Dan- ville again. ' ' ' ' is for Bob who never would curse, He went down to Bloomsburg and found him a nurse. is for Corrinne, a'sweet little lass, Who lost her heart when Smith stepped on the gas. is for Deitrick whose heart does yearn, For the wee, little' Sailor 'wlio is' her concern. - is for Edward, his mama's fond pet, And Ethel, the lass, whom the boys can't forget: . , , . . . While Erma the last, but not least of' the ' three, Can warble the scale from low to high C. is for Fite a cute little dame,' ' ' From all that we hear she will soon change her name. for Geneva the Fairmount Gazellef A ' Also for Glenn who moves in a spell. is for Harold who seems to enjoy, Skipping school, as he did rope, 'when a small boy. is for Irvin and many a girl, To Pase Ball game in his car did he w ir. is for John who is tired we guess, Of running each day for the B. 81 S. for the Keefer girls--Who would not get worse- ' just to keen either one of them near, as his nurse? , for Loreen who likes new clothes and furs, Every clothing store window she imagines is Herrs. is for Max though he's Biddie to us In Foot Ball or Base Ball he's right in the muss. While Marion also can hit them quite hard. And many a tackler swears, he's covered with lard. , Marjorie and Maud, 7 though they can't play the'game,' - l . Can hit them quite hard with their tongue, Just the same. is for Novelties, the girls all possess, is for Opinions,' with which the boys are blessed. is for Pauline-right here we go slow For should we displease her-!-!-l- the'tempe'rJ-you 'khowl ' is for questions with which teachers grow tired, iaften from class the boys have they IYC . is for Roscoe who eats 'em alive never stops him-he knows how to lve. ' h ' A ' ' ' ' ' is'for Said wlio tickles the keys, While many a. Movie star uses his knees, While Stanley knows just what a porch swing will stand: ' f ' ' --'- . just ask him which size is the most in de- mand. is for Tardy-up front goesyour seat, is for Unity we can't be beat, Q E stands for virtue, good and true, for Wisdom-we'1l hand'that to You, stands for Xerxes a wonderful man, We want to be like him, if we possibly can. is our yearning for fame galore, is for zeal we hope to use more. . We want you to forgive us this foolish verse, ' For black .as we have painted yml. we could have done worse. ERMA MCHENRY, '22 GENEVA SMITH, '22. 1 A , , ' K-W -mu A4 In ,A , ,Q .1 4.,w2,s,g x, - ., -J im.. ..4 TATTLER SENIOR CLASS ROLL ght ri Stanley W en Ke oreen orinn rd Laubach rJorie Laubach hn Yost izabeth fer Erma MCH 0 1535 Q51 O ,-1 ,-1 G1 L C Kee enry CU g. Ed Ma Jo El Robert Hosler Ethel Bray Harold Cole Grace Fite Gen Smith I'lSOI1 GS FP cu 0 I-a.wcu.t'-fi CUJCUQQJQJ mawee s: Occ --mg cu ZQQETS LdwD5LrJA . gill?-45,01 33383 ctill'-CQCI1' 5:52200 33s::m'U .egg ma.. 554: s: .2 I ' 2 CU 2 IZ .L 25 2 QU S1 Qian O .E U 3:4 .2 545 E 22 Q Ev gg U GOO 4 41:33 A 9 hi. . , G 10 A , W .EIBTILER or are Grad f gg u XS! 4 X f' K fr X 7 f4L 'N N ,N KX B 7 l I ,F f' k ,N N K I f- N In f1 .7gi-.' 'i' 5'- i XS N Q' x 'F FR as , 5 fp ' l ' f , M 4 E if .ge L S A f -- -0 3 ' R X -1 W: 1- L- -S Q - l ' -3 C f II: E A ND wER'Rs EXPE Q TED T Q-S fr u 1: j J u N 1 o R18 Omar Ash Harland Franklin Relza Hess Jay Km-hs Elmer Kline Carl Hagenbach George Laubach John McHenry Harold Moore Ross Pennington Glenn Robbins Ruth F01-Ce Clayton Robbins Mahlon Strauch John Ruckle Dale Smith Leon Hartman Martha F ollmer Eleanor Hoffa Emma Fritz Edna Keefer Edith Hirleman Irene Klinger Zora Smith Mary Mather Gladys Sanders Maude McHenry Madlyn Wright Evada Michael Elizabeth Yost Helen Barrett Emily Seward we ,W-W-,-Q-nwm.....-v.- , ., , W .. ,..,. ..,.-,..v TATTLER THE JUNIORS EDITOR IN CHIEF RELZA HESS HPOP7 7 ACADEMIC COURSE I'll take the blame Relza is one of the hardest workers of our class and by his efforts the Year Book is a success. His greatest work though, is to make Old Lizzie climb the Cambra hill. - 'V V B' ,,-,g. ti - . ',, .j.j, 1, p V' .r.......r.sva ..., .vq . TATTLER THE JUNIORS MADLYN WRIGHT ............ .... I rish, Freckles - Why-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y! ACADEMIC COURSE Madlyn is one of our happy ones and leading talk- ers. A reformed man hater. A shark in Virgil and other studies. Enough powder to tint the freckles and old maid's coiffure makes Irish attractive. Secretary of the Class. MARTHA FOLLMER ......... ..... s lim, Marr p My land! HOME MAKING coURsE. . Slim is one of our heart' smashers. . Between fashion and flirting, she is kept so busy that the time for lessons seems short. ' ELIZABETH YOST ........................ Betty' Things are not what they seem. ACADEMIC coURsE Betty's father is a blacksmith. Betty does some smithing too. vi. os mail.. TATTLER ' THE JUNIORS MAHLON STRAUCH ........ .............. M aley. ' Don't you think I look swell? - ACADEMIC COURSE Mahlon has been the President of our class for three years and has proven a success. Did you every go by father Strauch's house and hear those clear tenor notes? Oh boy! Q Outfield in Baseball. Half-back in Football President of Junior Class LEQN ,HARTMAN ........... ..... P eppers If I could only get a girl. AGRICULTURAL COURSE. Leon came into the class this year, but now he is a regular Guy! ELMER KLINE ............. ..... s peeks I HI can!t.!!, ' 1 AGRICULTURAL COURSE. Patience and Silence are mine for ever and ever. Specks never looks after a girl, he says' they are such a bother and often make trouble. TATTLER THE JUNIORS HELEN BARRETT ............... ..... Ba by Oh! Horrors ! 4 ACADEMIC COURSE. The mascot of the class of twenty-three. This little lass is a happy mixture of seriousness and fun. Her dark eyes, beautiful hair and loving disposi- tion win many friends for her. ' ' ' A face with gladness over spread, . soft smiles, by happiness bred. MAUDE MCHENRY ........... .... M audest Honest ! HOME MAKING COURSE. By looking at Maude you would think she was quite, but looks are deceivingg FOR SHE SURE CAN PRODUCE a lot of noise in some places. A sweet smile for everyone and a helping hand. GLADYS SANDERS ......... .... M om, Preacher acHump lv HOME MAKING COURSE. Gladys is quite and good natured. She is so quite that her watch makes an awful racket in comparison Egfvwgrifsewjlnsngl jrre rigmngqqllq 'W ' fff, 'M -J ff Q SM Q11 ie 3' 5 gg .. i5 QQEQ R. R A' .- -.',A fair- '- A V? - r I A . . v , ' ',, ' af 5' 3 Y' L .A TATTLER in V i ff W Qi 'tt JUNIGRS F' ....-,....1..+. . I 4 N ,.R.- 1 - A'RoBB1Ns ........ . 2' Look here! -f. .- . , ., Q AGRICULTURAL COURSE. says he's a peach, 'but he comes from O ville. ,P , 'Q' . . ' I I, myself, love the ladies. ' u. ,. .MARY MATHER. . ,- .... . ' eu Heavens. HOME -MAKING' COURSE. There is nothing ina name. 4 S Manyhappy and successful yearsfor Mary. -KARLHAGENBACHa .... X- ..,. .H ' ' Hay-y-Y-Y-Y-Y-y ACADEM1C COURSE Talk about your lady killer. Girls lookathi M about that curly hair? 0h boy! Ain't he good Karlis a goods athlete and student. Say, but can lay out Gaius Julius. l ' ' Outfield in baseball. .1 . Clate range- , Shorty - - Curly. ' How m. lookin'1 hecan ...Nh Y . ,-a-..WT!f!TTPE!? , ,, an C THE JUNIORS ROSS PENN IN GTON .... .... . . ........... Sloppy. Darn the luck, I got to go to Milton ACADEMIC COURSE See that guy over there? Sure! That is Ross Pennington. Oh! Girls! Sloppy was really a guard on our Football team. JAY KARN S .... . ....... .... ..... S l ats. Well-1-l-1-1 I ACADEMIC CoURsE A bright boy and a good farmer. Often late after lunch. HAROLD MOORE .......... .... S kinny. Oh! Quit! Oh! Stop Teddy! ' ACADEMIC COURSE Harold has the' look of a bashful boy, but are We not a little mistaken, think twice. .llt W .,.,,H Yf 'f ' r ,-,www I C I Y. vffai' R is .V in TATTLER THE JUNIORS JOHN RUCKLE ......................... Johnnie ' Gosh! Can't the school house burn down ? ' AGRICULTURAL COURSE What a smile from ear to ear, that's for every body, don't fear. A ' The Wild creatures will sure get so plentiful. that he will have to stay home for a few days and kill them off. GLENN ROBBINS ------.---------- Dubb, Guinea . Huh!b I d011,t believe it. AGRICULTURAL COURSE. Dubb holds in his possession plenty of brains and ambition, but does not bother either of them. He's gonna be a big man, I'll say! A Diplomat. GEORGE LAUBACH ........... ...... J ohn , Save the pieces. ACADEMIC COURSE Who is that boy catching ? I Why that's Coal-Oil J ohnnie's boy. George was captain of the Baseball and Football Teams ' A Vice President ot the Class. Catcher in Baseball. Quarter-back in Football. L R TATTLER THE JUNIORS JOHN McHEN RY, Coyote Pete the Beardless Wonder Oh! Baby l ACADEMIC COURSE John came to us from the raw west. The girls were crazy over him when they heard he was coming, but Coyote proved to be a woman hater. Guard on our Football team. HARLAN D FRANKLIN . . .' ....... . ........ Tarzan 4 All by myself I get lonely ACADEMIC COURSE Franklin comes from over the hills. He brought fame with him, a comet and stories of hunting and fishing. i Tarzan by parting his hair in the middle has changed his personal style considerable. DALE SMITH .... ...................... P rofessol' Love is like a cold, you can get it very easy. ACADEMIC COURSE Hello Professor ! We may be a couple of years in advance. e , ' Dale is noted for his viol Cviolinl selections. He is with us occasionally and we are without him frequently. - - - ,f f 1 Ff', - 'V' TV '4U',.?! '7lYi7'?'1 fl 57 ?,,F'9fff 2 ' ' 'Y 't 'f ' f .Q U TATTLER THE JUNIORS EMILY ,SEWARD . . ............. ..... B illie HOME MAKING COURSE. - Is he married? Pshatv ! . Look at that young man. Isn't married, is he. Billie is hunting' for a heart to smash. RUTH FORCE. . .L ................ ..... F at Well my heavens. 5 ' HOME MAKING coURsE A sweet face, a sweet voice, a sweet manner, andf a' sweet disposition, but a vampire at heart fits Ruth' as far asL but. ' U ' - Ruth expects to be a nurse. l EDNA KEEFER ........ l .. .... Spunk, Spitiiref e 1 uDarn.n HOME MAKING COURSE 1 The name surelyvfits this maiden. Q There's only offe-way when Spunk is around. E Edna never thought of a beau, but some day the fairy prince may call, c --1 TATTLERQ-Amp -g W gg i THE JUNIORS EDITH HIRLEMAN ............. Happy, Bobby. ' Whats that! HOME MAKING COURSE Little I am, but little I'm not We all wonder when Bobby will grow up. Will she ever, her bobbed hair and huge hair ribbons. There never wasa jollier, happier or better natured lass than Bobby. IRENE KLINGER .... .O'Blusher, Squirrel Cheeks. Ye-es ! HOME MAKING COURSE Irene is our frizzy top, Oh! boy! what beautiful hair and rosy cheeks, the face of giggles. Squirrel Cheeks tried to make a smash on a Freshie onceg she'd try anything once. But still her tongue ran on. A ELEANQR HOFFA. .. ............ . Pudge Oh Thunder ! ACADEMIC COURSE The more she dances the fatter she gets. Eleanor is one of our sensible gang. After a years' exile in Williamsport she returned to our prodigal's welcome. ' ,X TATTLER THE JUNIORS ZORA, SMITH. ..................... Peggy, Smithy. Oh! Don't! s HOME MAKING COURSE A Smithy is perhaps the only person in Benton who has a love in Millville. You can't blame Zora it's,thE rats and false hairl Treasurer the? Class. EMMA Fmrz ........... U. .... Prime. I'll say so. HOME MAKING COURSE A smile for everyone and no cross Words can be found. EVADA MICHAEL ............ . . Vada. I don't know. MAKING COURSE. Happy I am, from care I'm free. A Vada doesn't think it worth while to work her head off for those darn lessons. Who blames the girl, anyway? ?l3,rrE rl --.M-,l,ll-r,l,rrIArTTLE'l JUNIOR CONTEST IN EXPRESSION The Junior Contest in Expression was held in the Universal Theatre on Thursday evening, February 9, at 8 o'clock. The selection of each contestants was presented very well, and much cred- it is due Miss Robins, who had charge of the planning of the program and the training of the contestants. THE PROGRAM Over the Fields at Early Morn ...................... . .......... Geibel High School Chorus The Down Hill Road ............................. ..... G , Broadhust Ruth Force The Man Who Came Back .... ....... ..... . . ..... .... E d na Ferber . Karl Hagenbuch The Pudding .................................... .... I sabel Fisk Edith Hirleman Nightingale and the Rose .............. ....... . . .... Lehnert ' l High School Chorus Teaching a Glrl Football ............... . .... .......... S , E. Kiser Harland Franklin The Going of the White Swan ............. ..... ..... S i r Gilbert Parker Elizabeth Yost The P, A, I, L, W, R, ............................ ...... M , Cameron George Laubach Come Dance Beneath the Moon- ------------- ----- - - ----.-- Czebulka High School Chorus The Day of Judgement ................ . ....... ..... E lizabeth Phelps Zora Smith Within the Law ............................... .... . Bayard Veiler Martha Follmer The Americanizing of Andre' Francois .-..--- - ---- ---- S . Wynne Herron Mahlon Strauch Ma Pale Brown Lady Sue ................ ..... ......... B a rtlett Smilin' Through ................ ................. ....... P e nn High School Chorus Why Shoe Clerks Go Insane .I ............ . ......... . .... M. Bowan Madlyn Wright A Violins Remedy .................................. . . .John S, Woods Relza Hess Groupe of Songs I Passed by Your Window For You Alone Mahlon Strauch Come Join the Dance .......................................... .Strickland The prize winners Were!-First, George Laubachg second, Mahlon Strauch and third, Madlyn Wright. The prizes were:-First, five dollarsg second, three dollars, and third, two dollars. TATTLER 23 A A -1' if ,Z Hx! T- ' W f k , X ' V i L .5 XX? r6 'N 1 x-'N G -R-R R X SOPHOMORE JINGLE The Sophomore Class is extremely bright, their jest, But always Hnd time to argue and fightg When we peep about we see none but Grant Oh my! He is so exceptionally scant !'f Betty is a bright little lass And radiantly shines in Caesar class. Mable and Lois are both so small, That we are able to see them and that is all. Irene, Joe and Alice migrated from Derrs The land of the hemlock, the pine and firs. Tressa and Sara have been out quite awhile But now they are back with a welcome smile LaRue is Catcher on our baseball team His back is weak and he has little steamy Arden and Alton are the worst lads in class, But still they study enough to pass. Thelma and Reba like skating on the dam And don't even mind if they skid with a slam ! Lola is always up and ready Whenever there is anything to study. Carl Taylor we think is a regular stude And don't y' know-a bit of a dude Lisle and Howdy are always to class Ready to laugh and give p enty of sass Eltheda and Marie have their smile and But just the same they are two of the best. Bob and Norman are from upstream Walking most of the time as if in a dream. Peggy is slim and Peggy is shy And yet can vamp all with the wink of her eye. Mattie has joined the Ubobbed and the curled And quotes My little body wearies of this great world. Mary and Lillian com eto school with a pony Declaring the road to knowledge to be quite stony. Gertrude, Lena and Mary come up on the train And when late, blame it all on the rain. Lois, Charlotte and Ella live in town And are clever lassies of renown. Kathryn and Rosyln come from Waller And they can't be beat as real scholars. Fred, Sam and Oscar live out of town, And are seldom in for English frowns. So here's to the Sophomores of B. V. S. May ourfuture be a success. RUTH LARISH '24 TATTLER SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL er gton veling Ye ard uel C CU :egg is as es Qu-4 CQ cv s.. CQ CI O :EEE sidiiw 1' 5 O . Q.Z's': 'D Egg? :umm .42 cd S m E OE A EMA H5 32341 'Ecu CI O C1 Oscar Smith Grant Lun Norman S R t Sh Knouse 5-I CD -D O I-4 CU -1 Q9 Ray Hess cMichael Carl Keller Sarah Ke 0 C Q9 5-A A-4 s-1 : sv 2 m m2x L4 5-4 NSNB E gcug 5-iwv v-'S-4 Ts nv D-4 bf?-4 cg CTS qg NJ: EUEQ Cd Q.: Q9 no In Ev Gigi bb ce 5 cd rn rw. F-4 N E I-4 O C1 'Cong :- GJ L-Us E CD v s Der Hess LaRue I D4 rn raft Margaret Hess QD is mfs .sm 4-vcd 'SS sn: I1 L.. qv 'O Ta As a Bosto 3. .-. s- ai U F-A cu 9-4 as as M as 'ca GJ .cz 5 H cu C3 O .II CC cv VZ KD cv :- B -C5 CQ NE CQ? A35 48 -- O L4 GJ 2' .C QL-o Mwpg :Dis 455645 :Qi .sie .-5.-. H1014 E .2 ho sc -5 333 Fel cd if? E92 .-Q 'SEN was TATTLER 25 X ,,1lll1f X . 'E 5 Xxwxxff k::NNfQTbJ! -'N 6? f -sly mmf 15 2 . 7.55 45 5. X- Qi J USL Y r, Wm 1 Q f OZ, ..-: T4 s.-gs . ACOMMOIY SIGHT .FRESHIE -' FRESHMAN PRATTLE Little by little, the Freshies said, As they silently worked their busy heads We are improving every day, Working and working and working away. Little by little their knowledge grew, Day after day they found much to dog The news of their progress spread far and wide, Till the Freshman class was their teach- ers' pride. Little by little, said each girl and boy Each precious moment I will employ, And always the rule in my mind shall dwell, What ever I do, I'll do it well. Little by little I'll learn to know The treasured wisdom of long ago, And sometime, perhaps, B. V. S. will be Proud, that they had sucha class as we. CLAIRE BOWMAN -'25 This Freshman class of forty-eight, Is always busy when it's too late, They never think of things to come But always of something to have some fun. The Freshman heads are big, of course, But nevertheless there are youngsters worse, Miss Robins says the Freshies are green, But the outside is all she ever has seen. The Freshman class is surely a find, They never go lagging along behind. So you must agree we're a great bunch to know, We sure have the Pep, the energy, and thef'Go. CLETUS HARTMAN- '25, TATTLER F RESHMAN CLASS ROLL Mar aret Peterman Este Miller Anna Polk Elizabeth Rhone Evelyn Harrison Gladys Hirleman Marie 505-4 bs S4 Cru Om H13 Oc: Em cd -c 'Tl I as .H 5 gg Else 'FSH ggmmo wikis' SEEN guido? 262 wigz E228 MQEM an 2 oneld rm E E NQN DE'-will V1 IDU: rn .Eg E Cm der Roy He Glenn Ted Hess Ernest nneth Ben as C1 .- 5.4:-1 CDL! xl' C602 EDU126 :sg :wp w:vg::O MQOw Hazel Sanders Hil L-I CD D II -4 Q2 B -S s-4 Sas :HQ CD4-1 was MA an cu-Q o E LYJQ E I-1 EQ n 'jab .SI its 43:4 2 .Q F3 as E O Q.. Fred Ra bach 2.11 Hess uel L CD v-1 cd E Dm M C U3 can OCD E5 295 ma GJ F- O 'U s: O E :A m .M s-. 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Below are two typical menus served in caffeteria methods: Hamburg Sandwiches - .12 Scalloped Salmon .12 Mashed Potatoes .04 Macaroni and Cheese .08 Cocoa - .03 Cocoa - .03 Bread and Butter - .03 Bread and Butter. .03 Doughnuts, 2 for .05 Pie - - .06 The ldeal Co-Ed Such a wife! Would sure distress all men, Graceful as Karl Hagenbuch Eyes like Eleanor Hoffa, Nose like John Ruckle, Complexion like Madlyn Wright, Mouth like John McHenry, Hair like Elizabeth Yost, Straight as Dale Smith, Dimpled as Edith Hirleman, Clever as Omar Ash, Ideas on love like Mahlon Strauch, Voice like Harold Moore, Witty as Harland Franklin, Dressed like Clayton Robbins, Smiles like Emily Seward, Freckles like Leon Hartman, Laughs like Irene Klinger, Talks like Edna Keefer, Kind as Jay Karns, Entertains like Ross Pennington, Plays a piano like Gladys Sanders, . Studies like Mary Mather, Works like Ruth Force, And writes like Relza Hess. 38. -.-11,,.,--... HTFTTPEB 1111 -1 BASE BALL, I 92 I . Base Ball season for the year 1921 was one of the most successful in our history, for our team won the County Championship. Many comments can be made on the splendid playing of the boys, the directing of the coach-Ward McHenry. The team was organized as follows:-Captain, Joe Hess, Manager, Paul Laubachg Coach, Ward McHenry. Games with scores: AWAY HERE Two games with Shickshinny 11-5 9-0 Two games with Berwick 5-6 10-0 Two games with Bloomsburg 7-5 2-0 Two games with Catawissa 22-4 15-2 PLAYERS:-Pitcher, Robert Hoslerg catcher, George Laubachg lb, Joe Hessg 2b, Archie Harrison, ss., Max Bittenbenderg 3b, Alton Hessg lf., Carl Eve- landg cf., Mahlon Strauchg rf., Roscoe Savage. The prospects of our team for 1922 is fine, for many of the old players re- main, particularly the pitcher and catcher. We should be able to get a better schedule this year than last, for our school has joined the Ra. I. S. A. A. The schedule for 1922:-Two games with Bloomsburg, Milton, Berwick. Shickshinny and Catawissa. cr' TQ ggcfg ??'g'1.-4 m5993 O maui uwmmi mO:gf5 nifbwi r-A U-:nv dw 2.0 2259-U D-I H aim 9 xdD2J75 ... z 392 2 E U3 E-wang Nmf7iD g?Ff,9 SPV? 295' r5fP35 aQmm2 c- tJ,2d53 mn: qq 0:59315 Jigga :Nga SD14.. Haag' F fb: 'Um D' Chas: CJ' 2,03- UQ FDC: Egg gm f+2 of-1CDl4J 59559 f-1-Emma. gang... :5Fw? Q ggfg :Nc- ?75 5 Em FFF? EH- 'J,oos'eu1 'Axpgw 'q fxaluao seq 21.112 51012 av :n Quia z: E- c:-,FYI Rai? 333 pawn- Dm,-+ cz- 9, Nong r-9 n-1,-4 2952 TATTLER WVHL TTVELOOJ 30 be p -PM nov We TATTLER A I FOOT BALL. Foot ball started with a boom at the beginning of school due largely to our first foot ball team. . Quickly as possible a call was made for candidates for the team, and the majority of the fellows turned out. Practice was started at once, and a schedule arranged with the following organization: Head Coach .... . . ................ ......... . . .,.. Gustav Dippe Ass't, Coach ........ ............. ........... ....... D 1' . J. S. H0ff3. Manager ....... ................................ E dward Laubach Captain . . . . ..... .... . . . .................. . . .George Laubach The following team was selected and played every game without substi- tution : Alton Hess ...... ........... .... ............... . . . . .... Center Ross Pennington .... ..... R . G. John McHenry ...... ...... L , G, Max Bittenbender ..... ...... L . T. Glenn Hess ........ -.--- R . T. Roscoe Savage --.... ..... R . E. Edward Laubach .... . . . L. E. - George Laubach .... ...... Q . B. Robert Hosler ...... ...... F . B. Mahlon Strauoh ....... . .... . . . . .. . . . . . . .R, H, B, Marion Brewington .............. .............. ...... ..... L , H , B, The 1921 season was very successful and we want to congratulate all the players on their hard earned victories, although a green team and badly de- feated twice by Danville, almost a miracle performing team, we ran up the highest score of any Columbia County team. The games played with scores: Oct. 14-Benton at Danville - - - 0-66 f' Oct. 22 -Benton at Berwick - 0 -7 Oct. 29-Benton at Bloomsburg - 7-14 Nov. 5-Berwick here - - 28-0 Nov. 9 -Bloomsburg here - 28 - 7 Nov. 19--Danville here ------- 6-76 HEAD COACH DlPPE'S WORK PRAISED Great praise must be given Head Coach, Dippe, who having for material a lot of green boys, most of whom had never seen a foot ball game. He made a team that defeated both,Bloomsburg and Berwick, with scores that gives the best claim to the county championship. . ,., ..w. GUs'rAv DIPPE' -if H.-11: '- ab-xggk is TATTLER I PROGRAM OF STUDIES English I - Civics '- - General History I Physical Education Music I . - - Penmanship - 5B General Science - - 5B Poultry - - 2A 1A FIRST YEAR. BOYS. REQUIRED. 5A IA Mechanical Drawing 6B Shop - - - 7A Project Soils - - . 7B Vegetable Gardering 4B FIRST YEAR. GIRLS. REQUIRED. English .I - 5A Music I - - - IA Drawing and Design Civics - - 5A Penmanship - - 1A Laundry - - General History - 5B General Science - 5A House Care - - Physical Education 2A Clothing - - SB Cooking - - Q BOYS , ELECTIVE GIRLS Latin I - - - - - - 5A Latin I - - - - - Algebra I - ---- 5A Algebra I ----- , SECOND YEAR. BOYS. ,REQUIRED English II - 5A 'Penmanship - - IA Ornamental Gardening General History II - 5A Crops - - - 7A Shop - - - Physical Education - 2A Forestry - - - 4C Project Music II - - - 1A Accounts - - 4C . SECOND YEAR. GIRLS. REQUIRED. English II - - 5A Penmanship - - 1A Laundry II - - General History II - 5A Household Chemistry 4A Drawing and Design II Physical Education 2A Clothing II - - 8B Accounts - - Music II - 1A Cooking II - - SB Home care of Sick BOYS ELECTIVE. GIRLS Caesar ----- 5A Caesar ----- Plane Geometry - - - 5A ' Plane Geometry - - THIRD YEAR. BOYS. REQUIRED. English III - - 5A Chemistry - - 7A Dairying - - U. S. History - - 5A Cicero - - 5A Animal Husbandry Physical Education 2A Algebra II - - 5B Shop III - - - Music III L - 1A Fruits - - - 7A Project THIRD YEAR. GIRLS. REQUIRED. English III - 5A Chemistry III - 7A Cooking III - U. S. History - 5A Cicero - - 5A Accounts - Physical Education 2A Algebra II - - 2A House Plans - Music III - - IA Clothing III - 4A House Decoration - BOYS. FOURTH YEAR. REQUIRED. GIRLS English IV - - - 5A . English IV - - Social Problems - 3A Social Problems - Physical Education - 2A Physical Education Music ---- IA Music - - ELECTIVE. BOYS. Farm Mechanics 7B Rural Sociology - 3B Physics - - Rural Law - - 3B Shop - - 4B Solid Geometry Farm Management - 7B Virgil - - - 5A Adv. Arithmetic ELECTIVE. GIRLS. Cooking IV - 6A Basketry - - 2B Physics - - Clothing - - 4A Millinery- - - SB Geometry - Home Nursing 3B Virgil - - - 5A Adv. Arithmetic Care of Children - 3B f EXPLANATIONS AND REGULATIONS Q Numbers after subjects indicate periods per week. A indicates subject is carried for a whole yearg B one semesterg C, one third of a year. 5 g Sixteen units of work are required for graduation. A unit of work is five iiegiogls of work for an entire year. ' 5 A M Double periods in the laboratory, shop, drawing, cooking and clothing account as one Qperiod of prepared work. . - Pupils electing vocational Work elect the entire group. This may be done only in the third and years. 32 TATTLEB, g BENTON VOCATIONAL SCHOOL KICKOFF YELL Siss-s-s-ss Boom! Benton ! Ray ! Ray! Ray ! Rah! Rah! Rah! Ruh ! Ruh ! Ruh ! Team! Team ! Team ! TRIPLE CHEER Hoo-rah ! rah rah ! rah ! Hoo-rah ! rah ! rah ! rah ! Hoo-rah ! rah ! rah! rah ! BENTON HIGH ! BENTON HIGH ! BENTON HIGH ! Hoo-rah! Benton High! Hoo-rah! Benton High ! Benton. B-E-N-T-0-N ! That's the way we spell it! This is the way we yell it! B-E-N-T-O-N ! LOCOMOTIVE Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Benton High ! Benton High ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah! Rah! Benton High ! Benton High! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Benton High ! Benton High I W-O-O-F ! Benton ! LOCOMOTIVE Rah ! rah ! rah ! B-V-S ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! B-V-S ! Rah ! Rah! Rah ! B-V-S ! Rahi Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! B-V-S- ! Songs and Yells INDIVIDUALS Hoo-rah ! Hoo-rah ! Hoo-rah ! fPlayer's namej B-e-n-t-o-n ! Q Player's name J SONGS. Oh, we'll whoop her up for Benton High ! We'll Whoop her up again. We'll whoqp her up for Benton High ! A jolly setof men! Oh we'll whoopfher up for Benton High ! We'll whoop her up again, With a tiger Sis Boom,Bah' etc. Come Benton Warriors, Hope are on you, Were to aid you, With a spirit true. Give them a cheer, Boys! Cry after cry ! Then we'll bring VICTORY, For old Benton High. Three cheers for Benton's men, Fresh for the fight and din, Dodge ! or you will soon feel, The brave man's heel, Others may raise a din, Benton is sure to win. Three cheers for Benton's men, and B-V-S. CHEER LEADERS Madalyn Wright Dale Smith Grant Lunger Emily Seward Erma Deitrick Stanley Wright 5' TATTLER 'wfavgm ME' . .11 f Carl McHenry, G. of Scranton B. College , Della Dodson, Williamlport B. C. Inez Buckalew McHenry Ray Mather, G. of Williams Col- lege, M. A., Ph. D. Harvard. Iris Ikler, G. of B. S. N. S. and State College El? Edward Potter, G. of B. S. Eva Mendenhall Digon, G. of B. S. N. S. Fannie Harris Blanche Shultz, G. of State Col- lege M. A. Charles Keeler, G. of B. S. N. S. Irene Keeler, G. of B. S. N. S. Ethel Ash Ellison, G. B. S. N. S. Grace Hartman, G. of Danville State Hospital and Fordham Hospital, N. Y. City Earl Laubauch, G. B. S. N. S. C. F. Mann, jr., G. oi B. S. N. S. Gerldine YVenner Robbins Gerldine Yost, G. of B. S. N. S. and Columbia University Bruce Mather, G. of B. S. N. S. and State College Susie Shultz Hess Willard Smith Dohl Glenn Appleman, G. of St. Col- lege, E. Emory Edson, B. S. N. S. and St. Normal School of Washington Katherine Farley Harman Eva Hess Girton Htgen Mendenhall, G. of B. S. N. Owen Ash, G. of Wilkes-Barre B. C. Clarence Cary, Wilkes-Barre, B. C. Maude Cole Appleman Arden Diltz Verda Savage Has Arthur Wood Asahel Hess, State College Gertrude 'Harrison McHenry Ada Hartman Cary, Wilkes-Barre B. C. Samuel McHenry, Wilkes-Barre B. C. William Farley , . Helen Karns Champlin, G. of B. S. N. S., Wilkes-Barre lnstitute and Bryn Mawr Susie Laubauch, Wilkes-Barre B. Lela Parker Ruth Beishline VVhitenight Vivian Edson, G. of Drexel Insti- tute, ALUM I CLASS OF l906 Cashier, Columbia County Nation- al Bank Booker for J. Cochran Co. CLASS OF l907 Instructor in English, U. S. Na- val Academy Teacher, Moody Bible School Teacher Teacher B. V. S. CLASS OF I 908 Directress of Nurses S. Hospital Teacher, Monaca H. S. Teacher CLASS OF I 909 Miller CLASS OF l9l0 Engineer, Pa. Power Light Co. Manager, Dry Cleaning and Dye- ing Establishment Teacher CLASS OF l9l l Booker, Diemer Sz Co. Insurance Agent Farmer Salesman, A. C. 8: F. Co. Home Electric Co. Sec., Lyman-Howe CLASS OF l9l2 Garageman Supervising Instructress See. at Stems CLASS OF l'9l3 Teaching Teaching, Bethlehem H. S. Ag. means Agriculture Course. H. M. means Home Making Course. G. means graduate of. ii?iiiZ.'2...pm Benton Annapolis, Md. Chicago, Ill. Montgomery, Pa. Deceased Pittsburg, Pa. Benton Mauch Chunk, Pa. Norristown, N. I. Williamsport, Ba. Danvnie, Pa.i Mnnaca, Pa. Deceased Nescopeck, Pa. Mount Vernon, N. Y Benton Benton Huntington Milla., Allentown, Pa. Spokane, Wash. Bloomsburg, Pa. Shiclcshinny, Pa. Benton Scranton Forty Fort, Pa. Allentown Benton Stillwater Chicago Sioux Fall, S. Dali. Berwick Forty Fort, Pa. Wilkes-Barre Bloomsburg Cal ifornia Wilkes-Barre West Berwick South Bethlehem Bethlehem, Pa.. Pa. 5, Benton- I Flossie seigffiea, G. of Jefferson 34 . un.. Q TATTLER Fred Hartman Warren Kelchner, G. of Law School, Iowa. Ethel Keller Ward McHenry, G. of B. S. N. S. Shirley Robbins, G. of B. S. N. S. and lvashington and Lee College Harold Yost Ruth Bonham Jennie Ertwine, G. of Scranton Hospital Herbert Keller, G. of State Col- lege. Boyd Kline Ethel Laubach Nearpass Bernice Parker Laubach Harley Smith Laura Michael Van Horn Carl Hartman Catharine Shultz Hess Larue Hess Myrtle Conner Flo Laubach Wood Martha O'Brien Thomas, G. of B. S. N. S. Rupert Bellas, G. of B. S. N. S. Lucille Sutton Bellas Charles Cole, G. of Phila. College of Pharmacy Bessie Hess Case Robert Kline ' Mearl McHenry O'Brien John Pealer Louis Knouse, G. of Canton B. College . Muriel Britten Helen Knouse, G. of B. S. N. S. Grace Seely Hosler, G. of State College . Cora Karns I-Iilley - Zola Snith G. of B. S. N. S. ,lrohn F. Mummy, G. B. s. N. s. rank Yost I Vera Shultz, G. of Geisinger Hos: pita Mae Wright Hess, Geisinger Hos- pita Irene Dresher Gill Pearl Hartman, G. Ind. School of Arts Naomi Hess McHenry Pearl Knouse Fritz Atta Karns Hess Fred Hosler, G. of State College Claire Hedden, G. of B. S. N. S. Frank Edson, G. of State College Autumn Seigfried Beeson, .G. of Black? Med. Hospital Phil. M ron avage Erlith Kline Ammerman Letha Buck Mabel Creasy Stauder . I Lawrence Hess, G. of University of Penna. Darl Ikler Mather, G. of B. S. N. Signal Operator - Student, University of Penna. Teaching, B. V. S. Accountant, A. 8: P. Tea Co. Miller Teacher Nurse Instructor in Spanish Farmer Lumberman CLASS OF I9l4 Farlhr Baker In Genl. Office, A. C. 8: F. Works Principal Druggist Farmer Plumber for W. H. Hartman 'CLASS OF 1915 Sec. for John Hasson In Otlice A. C. 8: F. Works Teacher Teacher Beekeeper Surveyor Nurse Teacher, Holman School CLASS or I9I6 Direc. of Voc. Sch. of Ag. Teacher Mech. Engineer Law Student l . Teacher .H 2 lj Dentist A U 3 I Nursing, Cohens K ,Holoital Lill 'Mendenhall Ken h Britten Zoe er Smethers Mild Cole Remley Cyrus. Creveling A. C. 8: F. Works Student, Washington University Ag. means Agriculture'Course. H. M. means Home Making Course. G. means graduate of. Buffalo, N. Y. Benton Benton Benton Patterson, N. J. Benton Culver Military Budford, N. D. Mont Clair, N. Monaca, Pa. Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Berwick. Pa. Mont Clair, N. Bloomsburg Kennelworth, Berwick Academy, Ind. J. J. Kennelworth, N 5 N. Lafayette, N. J. Benton Benton Bloomsburg Philadelphia Berwick Gibbstown, N. J. Benton Stillwater ' Gibbstown, Stillwater Benton Benton Benton Huntington, Pa. Philadelphia Benton Benton Benton Petersburg, Pa. Stowe, Pa. Benton Muncie, Ind. N. J. Valparaisi, Ind. Light Street Washington, D. Asbury, Pa. Philadelphia Philadelphia Benton Berwick Berwick Wilkes-Barre Washington, D. C C o e ' lg' iii 4 TATTLER , . Emma Cole Joseph McAullife Brooks McHenry Della Peterman Ruth Shultz Edson, G. Geisinger Memorial Hospital Iris Wood Vida Edwards, G.'of B. S. N. S. Sara Appleman Fritz Maude Steadman, G. of Blooms- burg Hospital Alice Krickbaum, G. of Wilkes- Barre City Hospital Rena Davis Clayton Beishline Ag. Carl Belles Grant Brink Albert Casey Winifred Eves Ikler Cleaver Hess Alice Houseweart Wolf Millie Karns Helen Kline Hartman Sheldon Long John G. McHenry Percy Pealer Mary McHenry Joseph Parks Ag. Carry Perry Yost Q Patti Van Horn Ruth Welliver Ruth Welsh Beatrice Wood Cleora Fritz Alice Fritz Knecht Joseph Haney Herman Hartman Mildred Hess Marea Hess Marcella Hess Loren Hess Guy Hess Leland Hess Frank Hosler 1 Doris Hummel Hosler Harold Klinger Ella Laubach Eva Laubach Galloway Beatrice Miller Sara Appleman Clayton Mather Earl Peterman. State College Ruth Taylor Keller Gilbert Trivelpiece Helen Newman Zell Albertson Ruth Yocum McHenry Ivan Ash Arden Hess Ag. U Gladys Edwards Fritz Geraldine Getz Conner Francis Houseworth Hess Edith McMicheal Cleo Roberts Fritz H. M. Jesse Yocurn Ida Harrison H. M. Guy Everett Ag. Sue Perry H. M. Ruth Hartman, G. of B. S. N. S. Gordan johnson Bertha Getz H. M. Helen Hess Davis H. M. Grace Dresher Pearl Mordan H. M. Harriet Shearer Karns Printing Office Interne Memorial Hospital Student Annapolis Naval Acad. Student, Jetferson Hospital Clerk, Guarantee Loan Association Teacher Nurse Nurse Dentisf's Clerk V CLASS OF l9l7 Farmer Student, Univ. of Penna. Farmer Carpet Mill Bloom. Farmer M, Engineer Corps Student, George Bookkeeper Wash. Univ. Student A Teacher Harbred Silk Co. Student. B. S. N. S. CLASS OF l9l8 Student, Mansfield Normal Farmer Teacher, Intermediate Grade Teacher Farmer Baker Lunch and Pool Room Prop. Student, B. S. N. S. Telephone Operator Magee Carpet Mill Student Jefferson Med. Col. Agent I eweler CLASS OF l9l9 Student, Syracuse University Electrician Teacher Teacher Student Student Teacher Truck Driver Domestic of Elocution and Art Ag. means Agriculture Course. H. M. means Home Making Course. G. means graduate of. Berwick Buffalo, N. Y. Annapolis, Md. Philadelphia Benton Philadelphia, Pa. Susqueona, N. J. Benton Bloomsburg Wilkes-Barre Wilkes-Barre Stillwater Philadelphia Benton Benton Millville, Pa. Benton :fb Stillwater t Deceased Bulfalo, N. Y. Clearfield, Pa. Washington, D. C. Philadelphia Benton State College, Pa. Benton Stillwater Berwick, Pa. Benton Bloomsburgy Pa. Jamison City Newberry, Pa. Mansfield, Pa. Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Deceased, Jan. 5, 1919 Benton Benton Benton Bloomsburg Benton York, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. St. Johns, Nova Philadelphia, Pa. Jamestown, Pa. Rhorsburg, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Yeagertown, Pa. Fairmount Spring! Williamsport, Pa. Scotia Syracuse, N. Y. Benton Benton Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton Rohsburg, Pa. Deceased Mordansville, Pa. Berwick. Pa. State College, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Harrisburg Orlando, Fla. WVest Chester, Pa. Benton Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton Benton 36 TATTLER Guy Harrison Norton Thomas, G. of B. S. N. S. Mary Gillaspy, G. of B. S. N. S. Hilda Fritz H. M. Max McHenry Florence Thompson Paul Shannon Ag. Russel Shultz Ernest Knouse Ag. Doretha Hess Lateer H. M. Harry Everett Ella Mitchell Everhart H. M. Reta Doty Williams H. M. Helen Hess Claude Moore Willis Detrick Ag. Eva O'Brien Scow H. M. Neva Shultz Donald Smith Ag. Doyle Knouse Ag. Minard Ash Ag. Marjorie Buck Ethel Poust Archie Harrison Paul Laubach arlus Harrison oe Hess lizabeth Kessler Allen Lown Miriam Smith Rachael Evans H. M. Della Gibbons Erma Keeler H. M. Helen Youngs H. M. Millard Ash Ag. Carl Eveland Vera Howlett H. M. Beatrice Saul Hilda Everett H. M. Grace McHenry H. M. Evelyn Peterman Mildred Kai-ns H. M. Etta Hess Laubach H. M. Ella Mae Fritz Clyde Detricl: Merchant Tear-her Teacher CLASS OF l920 Student Wyoming Seminary Painter Student Nurse Huckster Student Farmer Student Nurse, State Hospital Student B. S. N. S. Silk Mill Farmer Student Farmer Farmer Farmer Student CLASS OF l92l Clerk, Benton Clothing Store Student Milk Tester, Grimes Dairy Farm Clerk, I-Iess's Confectionary Student B. S. N. S. Huckster Student B. S. N. S. Teacher Farmer Carpet Mill T h eac er ilk Mill S Student Nurse Geisingcr Hospital Student Teacher Teacher Magee Carpet Mill Agriculture Course. H. M. means Home Making Course. G. means graduate of. Orangeville, Pa. Jonestown. Pa. Chester, Pa. Kingston, Pa. Benton Washington, D. C Benton State College, Pa. Benton Benton State College, Pa. Danville, Pa. Plains, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton Benton Bloomsburg, Pa. State College, Pa. Benton Benton Benton Washington, D. C. Orangeville, Pa. Benton State College, Pa. Catawissa. Benton Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton Benton Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton Jackson Twp. Benton Benton Bloomsburg, Pa. Sugarloaf Twp. Scranton, Pa. Danville, Pa. Benton Philadeluhia Benton ' wp. Benton Sugarloaf Twp. Espy, Pa. huh-r 'f' .J 4 + 4 TATTLER 37 .MlM M1, QMQ QMSQMQ MQMQMQ My Established in 1868 Incorporated 1903 OYER BRGTHERS WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Bloomsburg, Pa. We manufacture the following well-known preparations: Moyer's White Liniment lcamphoratedl Moyer's Headache Tablets Moyer's Quick Quinine Cold Tablets Moyer's Liver Pills Q Bickley's Worm Killing Agent 'Oil of Gladness Any or all of these reliable preparations may be purchased from your local dealer. L , 'wif wmfQ+ g1x 'gag .M g+4gwxf2++j xg mmmmmm mfimm was Ei. fllgkvi -Y TATTLER Good- urniture is your duty to your home. We have everything in the line of Furniture. Our goods are new and up-to- date, See our line before buying elsewhere. Benton Furniture Store The Best of Everything for the Home Funeral Director and Embalmer. E. P. CHAPIN, Prop. zoo:oo2oo:oozoofoofoozoozoo:ofoo2oo2oo:oo:oo:oo:n:oo:oo:oo:oo:oo:oo:do:oo:oi J U S You Juniors look like a bunch of Mrs. F. M. Golder MS- Thou shalt not talk. Benton, PEI.. -Mr. Appleman. , , '-Ah, Shucks! Mllllnefy Ah, Gawain -Mr. Sutliff. r..g..g..gng..3..g..g..g..3ngngngugng..g..g..g..g..g..'..w..'..'..'. Your're making a fool of yourself. -Mr. McHenry. Oh, Goodness! 46 -Miss Smith. Examination tomorrow class. -Miss Robins. Oh Hel-Hel-Hel-Helen! 4 t o0oooooooooooooooooooooooo 'QnoWeWeMono o'9o o o o o o o o o o o I'o o Q o o o o' J B -Mahlon Strauch. DENTIST YOU CAN'T BAME HER Office Hours: 9 to 12 A. M. Madlyn- Would you marry a widow- and 1 to 4 P. M. er, Helen? Helen B.-No, I prefer to tame a Y, .2-:f-:-:wzwzwzwz-:-':-Q:-zu:'-:'-:-Qzwzf-:.-:w:w:-Qzwzwzwz-0:0 husband myself- TATTLER 39 OOOOOOOOOOOQOOQ006000-600000060 f,04,9Q.0-0,0O.04,O4,O-9.00,0Q,00,90,04.0-0.90.04.8.9.3OOOQOOQOOQOOQOOQO-0.09.90,00,9O,OO,9 is the aim of our mill. The large exchange trade XXXX Standard Flour enjoys proves its quality. Use Fishingcreek's Best Buckwheat Flour. Feed Grinding promptly and well done. Benton Roller Mills John J. Mather, Prop. oooooooooooooovoooooooooooooov v,o+,w,w,w,u,w,w,w,u,w,N,w,w,w,vo,oo,+o,w,w,n,n,u,n,N,N,N,N,N,N., Keller QQ Conner Hardware, Etc. If you can't get what you want you want anywhere else-try us! ooooooooooooooooooooooowvvu .eo.oo.oo,n,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,M,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo.oo,oo oo oo oo oo oo oo,oq Cash Grocery Store . A full line of Groceries, Tobacco and Notions. HOLLAND McI-IENRY, Prop. 'u:oo:oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'u:oo'oo'oo'o0'o6'oo'oo:oo:oo'oo'oo'vo'oo'oo'oo:M2905 Farm Machinery International Sales Service. International Power Farm Equigment. New Ideal Furnaces. George D. Yost BENTON, PA. 4QH,L, LT5TTH'5R.,.L.7,-- T he gg Store of QUALITY Come to our store to get your Summer SUIT. We will take your measure and get you an All-Wool Tailor Made Suit. Quality guarantesd. GIRLS! We have the largest and best line of Dress Goods in Northern Columbia County. 'LTJISIZ l JZl1TZ1'Zl.'.'Z. Q R21 . LET TAYLOR D0 ' F YOUR 'TAILOIUNG Pure Wool Fabrics OD y,TA'2I5 The largest and best line of Hosiery. Latest Style Shoes, every pair guaranteed. A. R. PENRIJHTNGTON TATTLER 41 QQQOOQOQQOOOOOOOOOOOOKOOOOO 0 0 o o o 4 o o o o Q, , , ,oo,o+,o+,+o,oo,n,+o,n,o+,o4,w,o3,oo,oo,w,oo,u,oo,n,o+,oo,o+,oo,w,oo,oo,o CAFE AND BILLIARD PARLOR Up-to-date Equipment Moderate Prices. Excellent Service. Lunches Served. Tobacco. Refreshments. Etc. FRANK HOSLER, Proprietor. 9:oo'oo'n'w'N'N'o4'N2N'oo'oo'o4'o+'oo'do'n'N'u'oo' 'oo'n'o+'w'N'N'oo'+o' 'Q ooooooo ooooooooooouooooooooowo QLQMT-, i,WccdHITER c ,c be ,a,M-W,c at me Overland 4 Willy's Knight S550 31425 Paige S1065 to S1800 Here is a combination from which the most careful buyer can select what he wants, in price, quality and style. tlinowing that he gets the most for his money in these cars from a stand-point of economy and durability. JOHN F. WRIGHT BENTON, PA. EQ fQE5ffi?ED N .ffl Eli, l?e1Zes Motherblakes l Dealer in , a . V, . ' Z- ' .A -qv 4 - . ii' ' , lg s ick? is li K4 ' al, ' l U Y x S L. '--'A sg . ...g: fvfxi L22 .. 1 lib he-e :' ' - x - i.--' 1 3 , 74 My ,f V, Ag Em' i General Merchandise HOLSUM Home-Made BREAD Fancy Cakes, Rolls, etc. and BENIUN BAKEHY HESS anus. - atnmu, Pn. COAL - I TATTLER 43 OOOOQQQOOOOOOQQOOOOQOOQOOQOQOO 0.0-0.VO,90,00.96,04,06,00,04,04.04,94,04.0Q.9Q,99.0'0.94.04,00,90.00,0-0,0-0,0-0,00,06,90,00,0 1874 1922 artiunal irlqunl nf 7 lnwtinn anim Qdgrsttnrg 413113-4012 Cffhcstnut Street, lfdhilahvlphia, mil- Recital Public Speaking Dramatics English Physical Training Voice The Oldest Chartered School of the Spoken Word in America. Gaining nn Qqaplicatiun EB. CA. Slqncntzxlwr, lllrinripal QQOOOOOOOOOOQOQOOOOOOOQOOOOOOO' Q,oo,oo,4444,oo,+4,0434,vo,oo,oo,oo,oo,ov,oo,vo,oo,oo,w,u,w,w,n,w,w,w,oo,oo,u,o -. . W.. Wifi, W-Y-Y-Y-777-Y, ,-..l 1. 1l,,,, W W7 Y, Y , ,,,,,,,,, W , H , g simon snifuunusf l vuicming 1 --l l i Tires and Accessories. Free Air. All kinds of vegetables and plants in their season, l ji Jay B. Smith 'S Benton Coal fl Elevator Potted Plants and Cut Flowers Red Raspberries and Strawberries Coal bought here is screened clean Iask you for a' share of your H. H. ASH 5 SUN5 patronage' Benton, Pa. lj c WM- H- HESS l A M TATILER Ben ton Storage Battery Company OFFICIAL SER VICE S TA TION Batteries always on hand. When in trouble --electrical or mechanical, STOP and talk it over. We feel sure we can satisfy your needs. . A Also agents for Perlus Health and Accident Insurance. Miller Tires. O QE gmiimiimmmmmmmmmmmm m Diltz' Meat Market 'Il Do you know that you can get growing chick mash, egg mash and mixed feeds for hens and little chicks. il Oyster shell and grit. 'll Garden and Flower Seeds. .11 Market baskets and brooms. 'll Our groceries are always fresh and prices right, try them. 'll In the Meat line, we have all kinds of Smoked meats and cold meats. IRVIN DILTZ Sz SON, Propr's. 2822333328228 ooovouuovv ooo Q ooooooov 'ouo o o oNo o o o s : a'Quantum : : o o a . n o o o' Cash Grocery Store Strictly Fresh Groceries EARL B. HESS a Orangevzlle, Pa. 9 oo'003020:oozoozoozoozoozoozutuozoozoozoozoozoozoozoozoo 'Q -Qvoooovooqnoovoooo-Q. O.000.00.9,.0..6.QOxO..0,0O..O..O,.O,.O.'O..O,.O..O..O,.O..O..OK F ertilizg and Ground Lime. I have a full line on hand. Wm. C. F ollmer Benton, Pa. O 090000000000 5 oo,oo,oo.oo.oo.oo,oo,oo,M,oo,oc,oo,u TATTLER 45 o2oo'w'oo'n'oo'oo'u'+o'w'oo' ' ' ' 'R ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 24 0 Q Q 4 Q Q o , , , , , , , , , ,o4,+o,u,o+,o9,w,N,n,u,n,N,w,n,o+,n,w,n,oo,oo GUY H. HARRISON HAROLD D. THOMAS rangeville Store Co. Groceries, Hardware, Merchandise, Notions ORANGEVILLE, PA. MEGA? ,w W er si , YXRsx,i , rAsTA f ' ,icgd We buy as low as We can! That's business sense! We sell as low as We can! Thats progressive sense! You buy as low as you can! That's common sense! You buy of us! That's dollars and cents for both of us! .z6009006,. ,.0606,.0'6 oo oooooooooooooo- o o o o o o o owe v o Q'fo, Q''QNQNQYQi'o'fo'f9f'o'fo'fQ'fo'fo'fo'fof'of 46 TATTLER P 'z 1 'z ' ' - M ffwhen You Think of SHOESQ Think of BUCKALEWSH He profits most who serves best We offer you our servises as expert shoe fitters. May we serve you. Li- - Q Qual-my efiff Shoe e'sf' if 'e tor e' E W Shoes,Hosier5aRepairing Bloomsburq. Pa. ' m - AY. . . Y ,Wit nf.. . . .YY ,YVV . ,. ,7,., ,,,,,,,...,,ii-+ T -i ZN!NI'I0200! I ! Z ! Z ! I'f! ! Z Z I I Z Z 2 Z 2 ! 3' I Quality y Frank C. Yost l General Surveying - Bell Phone 27-2 c I l Durabzlzty 9 Benton pa, W0 rkman ip Q I Z ! Z Z Z 202'2 I Z Z Z Z Z 2 3 Z Z 2 Z Z . C' Ofli ce anu Yards, Main Street. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..gngng.eng..g..g..g..g..g..g..,'..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4 1-Tl O A. C. Harrzson B M CQ The only Cash Grocery in town. ' We buy produce. It will pay you to come in. John S. Baker W. A. Butt Benton, Pa. ' 'oozoozoozoozoozobzoozoozoozoo' W - TATTLEB 47 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 9,44,04,vo,u,u,w,w,w,oo,u,w,o4,u,w,o o,oo,oo,oo,o4,oo,u,w,o4,u,n,w,oo,o+,o+,o . P. Laubach's Garage Oflicial Ford Service Station We are the only authorized Ford Service Station in Northern Columbia County. No job is to large or small for us as We are prepared to do anything from reboring your cylinders to repairing your batteries. we carry a full line of Auto Accessories and Ford parts. Fisk tires and and tubes, all sizes. Remember We specialize: Welding, battery and electrical work. We carry a full line of Meyers pumps and repairs for deep and shallow Wells. If in trouble, phone 30-2. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOQO' 0,04,00,04,64,00,00.04,96,0-0.00,04,00,04,00,0 0.90.3004,04,O6.O0.0O,96,00.O4.04,04,90,0O,6- QM MQMQMQQMMQMQQMQMQMQ BUY YOUR FLOUR AND FEED OF THE EMPIRE ROLLER MILLS C. vv. SHANNON. mmmmmwmmmmmiimmmmmmmm . 'F' 1 isrrrmrrrmr TATTLERW --FOR - H , - E he GRocEmEs ,EQWMQWV FURNITURE, 6- dw 4 1:9 . a 4 if f ff ,E r- cox-ws, SUITS, g , CHINA, 4 CROCKERY, .A --CoME1o-- lf Af' F. P. Market Square - ,X PURSEL - Bloomsburg, Pa 1 4 1 l ooooooooooooo' I goo,N,N,u,o4,n,+o,o4,N,N,N,o4,v I BENTON MEAT MARKET 3 Chas. W. Hess, Prop. 1 1 I l l Wholesale and Retail Dealer in C H Ol C E M EATS O09'00O00O0O0O' ' O.00.00.OOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOQQOOQOOO0 I l Q-...oouvonoo .Q O C O.....O.OQ...XO..O.'...O.,f.'Q,.O..O..O..b,.Q..Q.'Q..Q. ul. O N G H v 0 0 Q 0 0 Q 0 0 v o vMo Quo : o : : : : : : : : : : :'4 ong VVdgon l4Qnis BUILDERS OF Commercial Truck Bodies oovoooooooooooo .n.oo.oo.u.oo.oo.o4.oo.oo.oo.u.oo.oo oo A 6 L. 0 N G v s Q oooooooooooo 'Q o o f o o o o o o o 0 o - TATTLER 49 FAVORITE JAZZ SELECTIONS Q BUY THEM AT HOLLAND MCI-lENRY'S l ur -- l I was Tickled to Death. -Madlyn l Wright. Q d ' gm Forever Talking. Mattie Sew- l ar . I Love the Ladies. -John Ruckle. I Kgieeai I'm Scared Skinny.-Lola ll are She's a Peach.-Franklin Edgar. Sigh Never Go to Millville.-Zora I was Mortified to Death.-Eleanor l buslness' Hoffa. , The Irish Washer Woman.-Harland L ' Franklin. I Swore l'd Never Live. -Maude Hess. N A I'm Forever Going to Milton. -Sloppy 1 Pennington. By Gorry, an Ape.-J ay Michael. l My supper's cold! Happy is the Millers lsonj.-Thelma l He swore with vim, Boston. l A d h h d , I'm Just Love Sick.-Harold Cole. :N H t en C ma C It My Heart's Busted.-Helen Barrett. , Hot for hlm- l BENTGN STGRE CG. Department Store We lead in the followings lines: Shoes for the Family, Ladies' Fine Dress Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Fresh Groceries Agency for the FORD We Carry Every Part to Repair a Ford. Headaches or other troubles Harness and Collars pp pw TATTLER Stewart .aptly D 1' d 1 r 'th B- C1 r c W1 as Express body. , et. I W -- '1 f -'1tg pjjiggj 4'-.A qe, ,,,.,:, .,,,,zo 114:11 v,.,:.f:L ,.:,:-'- Its just what you have been Waiting for. This fine, big, powerful, speedy, all purpose truck. It has a genuine rear truck axle, truck type radiator, truck type wheels, with cord tires all around, truck type steering gear and truck type motor of the latest design, but the great feature of this all purpose truck is its power and economy of operation. Cambra Store Company Cambra, Pa. XSZUXZSZZXSSSIXXXZZXXSZXXZZ '20'ZNZNZNZNSNININZNZWZ I ! Z . 'Z ! I Z ! I I Z C Z I' HEADACHES George S. McHenry Benton, Pa. caused by eye strain can be cor- rected by properly fitted glasses. The latest methods are used in examining your eyes. If glasses will not help you, I'1l tell you. Prices are reasonable and only best quality of lenses and frames used. RAY B. KEELER Jeweler-Optometrist Benton, Pa. 3338823821338 Repairing Promptly Done Qoofoozuzuzoo:oo'oo'oo'n'oo'oo'oo'oo:u:n:n:..:.q:,.:,,:,,:.,:,,:,,:,,:, :M:-:-:-zu:0-:-'zuz-0:-'rwwe:.-:Q-:-fre:-0:-zwz'-:-:-:nz'-:we John H. Knouse, Prop. Lodging. Meals and Lunches Evntnn, Ba. Qoo:oo:n:u:oo:u:oo:n:n:oo:oo:0020030'oo:n:oo:oo'u:oo'oo'oo:oo'oo'oo:s TATTLER 51 Standardize on REOS. If your needs call for one Auto- mobile, Motor Truck, several Cars or a fleet of T rucks-the thing to do is, convert your entire equip- ment to one make. For the famiylg that new REO LIGHT-SEVEN, snappy, speedy, powerful and so beautiful in de- sign, so handsome in appearance, that it is the 'fFashion plate of this season's Models. For an all season Car, affording protection alike, against the rain and sun of summer and the cold, wintery Winds of winter, that lux- urious new REO FIVE PASSEN- GER SEDAN--In every detail of finish and appointment it conforms to the mode of the moment. For every class of farm hauling- for all Works on the roads-the REO SPEED WAGON-is cham- pion. The REO has never had a rival. No other car can do its Work. A rare combination of draft horse and a thoroughbred -it does ever y kind of hauling and delivery quicker and cheaper, Whether it is 500 pounds or 2500 pounds-it is all the same to this mighty SPEED WAGON. Standardize on REO economy- it is amazing, on REO perfor- mance-it is reliable, on REO en- durance, it is dependable, on REO flexibility and simplicity of opera- tion-it satisfies. UTHE PRICE IS RIGHT --DISTRIBUTED BY---- Berwick Store Company BERWICK, PA., E. P. CHAPIN BENTON, PA. 52g pw Ag g ww TATTLER g . ' T f 1 no nm nnmMsflnnnnnnann amy BURR APPLEMA KLEAN Klllll IEE KHEAM PAHLUH He Knows How MAIN STREET, BENTON, PA. g ifmi5mmZ'EiHmmi5mmmmmm g .. -...Q -.........-...ooo n.u:n.oogN.ogoogoozogoo,n,oo,oo,oo.oo,ov,oo,oo,oo.oo,oo,oo,oo,oo 00.0 l THIS BEATS WEBSTER 5 Love is a feeling that you feel you are 9 going to feel a feeling that you have never felt before. -l .i, International A I. John-So you don't like Erma? Garage Second John-No, she comes t o school yawning to make you believe she l was out the night before. Auto Repairing 1 , if Max-They raise many prize calves Accessories 'N in this village. Gasoline il Bob-But you see more in the city. V Oil ,Q George-Are you fond of sports? 1 Prompt Service ll Irma-Oh, goodness! This is so sudden. l . i li Paul-What's the objection to my girl. Edward-A mere matter of form. V ...il Bentofly Pa- The Girlie-I understand kisses are 43 intoxicating. O..N.u.N.N.N.n.n.N.,..,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,:, Aj Omar-Let's get soused. lyggeje 1,4 5 TATTLER 53 WMWMQMQQM MMQM MQMQM MM My 'Ghz 2521111111 Ehiglq Snhnul has not sent its usual quoto of students to the Wilkes-Egztrre Business QLUUBBB during the past year. WHY NOT? Our School is better than ever. Larger-more equipment-additional teachers- greater interest in our students-results. Ask for a new catalog- lgictnr 31122 fnhsnn, qgrinripzxl. Ulhnmas 151. Weiser, Qssistant agrinripal. en it ms K mm Wmmmii miimmmmmmmmmmm 54 W TATTLEB1 liozy Iiorner O Konfectlonery Ice Cream, Candy, Sodas, Fresh Bread and Cakes Tobacco, Magazines, etc. ROY McHEN RY, PROPRIETOR. mm mm eoovooveeeoonoe :,,:,,:,.:..',.:..:u:u:q:n:u.n.oo.oo.oo.oo,oo.oo,os.oo.oo.oo,oo.oo.oo.o me 39X-Gun J'z'vz-s Kodaks Stationery Chocolates Tobacco Cigars Rexall Remedies Nyal Remedies Sporting Goods Rubber Goods Avalon Farm Remedies Prescriptions a Specialty Headquarters for Amateur Finishing Pharmacy R. W. HABB, PH. li. BENTUN, PP. 'nfoqnjnjujoofoo:n:n:oo:n:n'n:n'n:oo'oo'u :OO.00'00'00.00:00:00.l ADS. FOR WANTED ARTICLES Galoshes for Matty Seward. Wig for Mr. Appleman. A large supply of Caesar for Relza. A fall-out-Clayton and Ella. To sell or buy, Freckles - Leon Hart- man. Large Cootie Garage -Bob Hosler. A girl pretty enough for John Ruckle. An automatic, non-intermitent pow- dering outfit- Madlyn Wright. A shave-John McHenry. Some pretty socks-Edward Laubach. A new belt for Betty-Alton Hess. Longer pants - Ervin Harrison. New movements and actions-Grant Lunger. An everlasting stick of chewing gum - Sarah Baker. A season ticket to Shamokin-Dale Smith. A new fellow for Doris Fritz. MY My LE R ggggggw V ' ig W gwgggmi 5 5 T I X7 T - ' y I it K EST srl' . S' ix 9 I 1 I 1' . Q, - , l 1, X 3 1 H Ru' U ...Mx up I I Q l r 'O Kggilf May be Sorry as Others Have Been That You Did Not Have Fire Insurance ---. ..... O n your Buildings, Goods, Automo- bile or Truck. Tornado Insurance .... .... O n your Buildings. Theft Insurance --.---.-- --... O n your Automobile or Truck. Plate Glass Insurance ..... ..... O n your Store Front. Compensation Insurance -... ..On Yourself. Sick and Accident Insurance ..-. -... O n your Workmen. Acreage Insurance .-....---- ----.. O n your Growing Crops. Live Stock Insurance -..------.'-.-.----.. On your Choice Live Stock. YOU may be SORRY that you acted as personal bondsman for a friend. Send him to us. We can place him in a good Bonding Company for a very small amount of money. If you are insuring with out of town agents you should consult us. We are familar with all insuring conditions in the commun- ity and may be able to do you good, as we have others. Our Agency offers its services to you to help YOU solve any insurance problems that you may have. Don't fail to bring them to us. TORRENCE C. SMITH UBETTER BE INSURED THAN soRRY - - BENTON, PA. Eau gggg 1 TATTLER A - g QMMMMMQMMQMQQM M 2,+x- r ,QN: adm PETES LUNCH While in Bloomsburg stop at Pete's Lunch and get your eats. Finest that can be had. PETE SAVAGE, PROP. Wm . - . . mm mmmmi5m m?E mmm :oo:oo:oo:oo:ooIno:Oo:no:oo:oozoozoo:oo:oo:oo:oo:oo:oo:oo:oo:oo'oo:oo'oo'oo'o Sryleplus ClOTheS Q30-i'3E-H210-24's And some at825 If you Want to be dressed right to perfection, get your clothing outfit here. Everything the latest. MAX HERR Benton, Pa. oo'oo:oo:oo'oo'oo'0o:u'oo:oo'o1'oo:no'oo:oo:oo'u:ov:oo:oo'n'oo'o o:oo'oo'1 Senior Sara Baker-I've got an awful headache. Flip Fresh-Old bones will ache, wont they. ' Dale-Well, I think it was a put up job, don't you. Ross-What? Dale-Wall paper. Lola A. -Do you believe in free love? Zhender B.-Sure when I'm broke. -,ii First Fresh-Gosh, G. S's dress was terrible. Second Fresh-,Why kick over al- most nothing. Miss Robins -An abstract noun is something you can see but can't touch. Now Harold give me an example. Harold -A red hot poker. g W TATTLER v gg gg gg gg 57 QMQMWMQEMQMMQM MQMQMQQ MM My Us i L1 I O l'l'Ill ni 5'IV,4PJ'i1h:VHIIllllll :-.5 :,5-3 Y ll An' lfluv ll I ll I U l....!, llllllllllllllllllll A A 5 nnnnnnunnnn , Amman Tinning and Heating A Our Specialty ' Estimates furnished on application. Only the best Sgdard Sanitary Mfg. Co. goods used. Also a full line of Eugene E. Nice Co's., Inside and Out- side Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Stains, guaranteed to be strictly pure Linseed Oil and Lead. Give us a trial. We aim to please. W. F. I-IARTMAN i Y Bloomsburg, Pa. H t A mm A W Hmmmiimmmtimm mmmmmmm 58 H TATTLER EEQMQMQMQMMQMMMMMQX I-I E S S' CA F E CONFECTIONERY--GROCERY--VARI ETY STORE Quick Lunch, Sodas and Ice Cream Fresh Bread and Cakes Fancy Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars mm mm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmm ozufnfwznfnfwzwfwzwfwjwfwfoozwfeQ2oo2oozoofwfoozwzoofwzwzwfwfoofwfnzo Glnlumhia Qlnuntg Naiinnal Bank :: eveasiest an rf C lg gulzckest ways: ai . H lg C t N 'lsr '::. i-' I- 'Hllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllljlw!-gggggggC555 115QWIQIIQIMIIIIIIMIIMIH r 'r' s ' ' 1Hl'F'f IWW Ymgggggv .NIM A Wm.. .ooo YQmfMQmQy we so X W, M- TATTLER 59 QMMMQMQMQMM MQMQMQMQ Pennsylvania, Mt. Oliver, Pittsburgh. fflggrnn Qiingsi Snhnul nf QBrzrtnrg, 7 Iuruiimt mth Speech rt:-5 Courses for Teachers, Lyceum and Chautauqua Work, Speech defects, loss of voice positively cured. Largest School of Speech Arts in America. Send for prospectus. Summer Session, six weeks in June and July mmmmmmmmiimmmmmmmmmmm 0 9 O 6 0 O 0 O Q 6 6 6 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 6 0 6 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 0 o,w,oo,w,+o,w,w,u,n,w,+o,+o,+o,w,w,o9,w,o+,n,n,w,w,n,u,w,n,w,w,u,u,o Delco-Light 4 Caloric Furnaces hitenight SL Kschinki The Best of Everything for the Farm Bloomsburg, Pa. Automatic Water Systems Power Sprayers Qoooocoveoooowoooooooooooooo' ozu1n,n,+o,w,o+,w,w,w,n,w,n,o4,n,+o,n,w,u,u,u,u,w,oo,N,u,n,w,+o,n,o w hw- TATTLER EEWMMMMM MMMMMMMM THIS PAGE IS FOR Tlhr Muni Beautiful Glar in the Mnrlh C ' 77 . CPHIQQ . . You Will Find This Car and the Magee Garage Salesroom Fourth and Market Streets. ALSO WHERE IT GOES ITS SERVICE illlagvv Garage , Meat Main St. - Eilnnmnlmrg, ElHa. f 4 'S 4 4 A +f' ' 'I' 1 'X + 1' f I' xx. . X. J 1' 4: I. . ,. .I :X 4: 1. -I : Q: . 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