Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1940 volume:

YN QMS 4009 B. C5so6o'C XISGOG Gxoeekof f2Q9cS'eoNQe'C get ,9069099 9999K 9 X9 vil- O 9- Q9 be 9 9 Q. +296 C. N. HOSTETTER, JR aaa Jelauecl flaeuclenl G. XV. J , fa. To one who for ilze past six years by his zuztiring eforts and ill'lJrlill,UiJl6 contributions has led our Col- lege steadily forward . . . to one who represents for ns in o most iniinmre capacity the perfection of our Christian ideals and has ever been devoted to the cause of Christian Iiklzuraztion . . . to the President of Wlessifziz Bible College . . . we sincerely dedicate this book. 'Madaqe THE BASES OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Observation confirms the truth of St. Paul's statement that those who are without God are also without hope. The cynicism and pessimism of atheism and agnosticism is its own condemnation. Is it too much to hope that the plight of many who have politely bowed God out of the universe, will compel them to return to the conclusion of the philosopher Kantgthe universe demands Cod? God has revealed Himself to men through a living personality-Christ, and by written revelation-the Bible. These constitute the bases for Christian education. The Bible and Christ reveal to us the origin and meaning of life, the true end of life, and how to be made adequate for life. Edwin Lewis in 'lThe Christian Manifesto says to the shame of modern Chris- tians that when facing forms of thought antagonistic to the meaning and purpose of Christianity, they have weakly surrendered. Nowhere has that surrender been more marked than in the field of education. Faced with the assertion or implication that it is not intellectually respectable to believe in revealed religion they falter and apologize-very fearful of being considered ignorant. America pushed the Bible out of the public school because of her passion for democracy. The rights of the minority had to be respected so the Bible and religious instruction had to go. Church schools and colleges have pushed the Bible out because of their passion for recognition and accreditment. Their curriculum, program and product in all too many cases has lost all distinguishing marks. Life situation, edu- cation. and a child-centered religious education have pushed absolute truth and the Bible into discard. Against this background and in this setting lVIessiah Bible College and institu- tions with similar ideals and purposes fill a challenging need. Ulf the foundations be clestroyeclf then what? But the Mfounclation of God standeth suref' 'G0ther foundation can no man lay than that which is laid which is ,lesus Christ? Therefore in our principles and in our practice we recognize the matchless per- sonality of Jesus Christ, the worldis greatest teacher-the Son of Cod. Therefore, in our curriculum and in our college consciousness we place the Bible, the written revelation of Cod, as fundamentally essential. These are the bases of education at Messiah Bible College. We welcome all that is new upon its own merit. We aim to build upon this foundation-Christ and the Bible-that which will stand forever. WMM -' - .. ae9.:-1-T-'fm 1-'U :' , ' --7 r::1'LZ4 , 4- 'Lf gg 'III' R ,f ,, LL: -: f s L , ,SX 44- , X5-ff XM f -BIBLE Q-7.-U...-. ff 2 UL. - -,4-U . , My-. uTlz e sum of lhy word is tru owut, C. N. HOSTETTER, JR., TH. B., Winona Lake School of Theology, Christian Education. A. W, CLIMENHAGA, M. A., PH. D., Taylor University, Potomac University. Wittenberg College, Public Speaking, Church History. ENOS H. HESS, M. S.. Pennsylvania State College, Science. JESSE F. LADY, A, B., TH. M., John Fletcher College, New York Biblical Seminary, Princeton Seminary, Drew University, Bible, Creek. AS WE MEET THEM . . this illustration to rnalce the problem clear. . . here is another life experience. . . come here, look at this pretty animal. . . will you please take this brief outline? THE 1940 CLARION EIGHT Wwufiif JACOB C. KUHNS, A. H.. Elizabethtown College, University of Pennsylvania, Englislz. German. CLARENCE Z. lVlUSSl-LR. M. A., Taylor University, Pennsylvania State College, Science. EARL lVlILLER, MUS. ls.. Chicago Musical College, Voice, Chorus. MARY E. l'l0FF1vI.-tm. A. B., Pennsylvania State College, Columbia University, English.. AS WE MEET THEM . . young people :Ts grand lo be ulivef, . . I'll be glad to help you if I can. fund he usually cunj. . . open your mouth and relax your Lhroalf, . . have I received all your papers? NINE THE 1940 CLARION 5 emu, RUTH E. TAYLOR, JOHN L. NIINTER, R. N., Harrisburg Gettysburg Sem- General Hospital, inary, Nurse, Health. Bible, Winter Term, J12ssEE.BREcHB11,I., DANIEL B. WINGER, Kansas Agricul- San Francisco ture C 0 l l e g e, Business College, Business Manager. Bookkeeper. AS WE MEET THEM . . . does it feel all right? H. . . yes, 1'll make a note of that? . copy this on your chart? '. . . that settles your aceounlf, THE 1940 CLARION TEN Zzcafliq ADAM BY!-2115, B. S.. Juniata College, Science, Mathematics. VERNA CROUCH, A. B.. B. S., Houghton College, New York State Teachers College, Business Education. JOHN ENGLE, AJS., lilizaluetlnown College, History, Psychology. EARL GIVLER, B. S.. Pennsylvania State College, General Shop. AS WE MEET THEM . . fX'l'Yl '...will you CX - YJ equals please luke this wh.aL?,, dictatzfonf' . . . it :night be '. . . this gives n well to review smooth, vverz. sur- your notesf' facef, ELEVEN THE 19410 CLARION p. naar., 55 MP5 9-fe--' li FRANCES A. SMITH, American Conservatory of Music, Piano, Chorus, Matron. ANNA E. CLIMENHAGA, A. B., Potomac University, Wittenberg College, Latin, Creek. EUNICE L. WINGERT, A. B., Southwestern State Teachers College, Drexel Institute, Home Making, Art. DOROTHY M. MARTIN, A. B., Taylor University, Social Science. CLARA E. HOFFMAN, M. E., Millersville State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College, Librarian. AS WE MEETf'TI-IEM H . . thafs fine, try the next page? C . wlzafs your opinion on that subjecL?,, W . . isn't that a musical p1zrase?7' 4' . . modern, authorities say . .U ' . . did you look in the card jile?,' THE 1940 CLARION TWELVE WW I Q LP ff if 15.5K Y if X 5 0 . in-er 'A XUI My X xx v ' 1 -if i .'- 4 1 M E ' . zrn' 2 4 A . y .- n . ,, 1 -Q ff -i ,. -- X -X f . 'x .. 'X , I . , 4 '. is -N ' 1 - ' g- I ls I -- ,sa - -,v.,Q,,Q5, .- - N g X' wlww ,Q-ggss.-.f.m.xww f nz?-.as .wif S 'ii' ' 5 5 .L -'K f A 1 3, t- 'x':55Q-g ,Al - 514 N g 'HIIIIIEEW' Xl 'K' 55:52. Y ' E 1 ,QXX Q. , ' X Z , glllllll.ll,h,p Eavrblflll :mal Q ggllllllllyrgj I 4-.nnllslupg-,,' Q 7 .mgglllgun- 'I tgagqxlllllnng ' X ff sxasam::g4i'l N yXi!1llllllllw N ', FKA- .!g.,'1,. 4 A. A341501 X- X lg I. I -4-iw' . I J? .Y fu I x-.X ,N f 9' f V Eff, .AN . Q Q- . X- Q p, tl y. fx M wr ' fwxxf y AQ V-1. .gm xx V x Xf 1 I: 'flu HF f: Z Tian 'xml ' . llllggl!!-'W I x M ll E Q l Q hu 0 MQW an LLCi'LI6 diligence to present thyself, approved unto Cod, a workman that neecleth not to be n.elmmeaf.',-BIBLE umhu JAMES M. BRUBAKER, Mt. Joy, Pa. PRESIDENT :'There buds the promise of celestial worth. Secretary to President, Male Chorus, Debate Club, Choral Society, Gospel Team. FRANCES N. STONER, Mechanicshurg, Pa. TREASURER uCreat minds have purposes, others have wishes. Choral Society, Gospel Team. RUTH E. TAYLOR, Grantham, Pa. SECRETARY 'STO do is to succeed? Asst. Director Missionary Circle, Choral Society, Gospel Team. THE 1941.0 CLARION FCURTEEN 5 , ROYCE ENGLE, Abilene, Kansas PRESIDENT Asst. Physical Ed. Director. Male Chorus, Cospel Team. Thalian Literary Society. Discerning . . . he faces life with an open mind. AMOS GINDER, Manheim, Pa. V1cE PRESIDENT Clarion Editor-in-Chief, Choral Society, Gospel Team, Thalian Literary Society. Dignified . . . diligent . . . a :nan of sound judgment. ETHEL HEISEY, Mt. Joy, Pa. SECRETARY Ladies Quartette, Choral Society, Ladies Chorus, Thaliau Literary Society. 'Thoughtful . . . interested in life yet possessed with a quiet reserve. EBER DOURTE, Manheim, Pa. TREASURER Choral Society, Gospel Team, Missionary Circlc Presi- dent, Thalian Literary Society. Conscientious . . . sincere with a. thought for the morrow. NORMA HEFFLY, Manheim, Pa. College Ladies Quartette, Clarion Artist, Choral Society, Ladies Chorus, Thalian Literary Society. Aesthetic . . . imaginative . . . possessing many talents. I-'IFTEEN THE 19410 CLARION .S PAUL BIGHAM, Iron Springs, Pa. Choral Society, Male Chorus, Gospel team, Thalian Literary Society. Industrious . . . life,s satisfaction is found in being faithful to oneis task. ROSANNA BRANDT, Lebanon, Pa. Choral Society, Ladies Chorus, Thalian Literary Society. Musical . . . her very soul breathes music. RUTH BRECHBILL, Grantham, Pa. Asst. Physical Ed. Teacher, Gospel Team, Thalian Literary Society. Efficient . . . able to do many things well. THE 19410 CLARION FLORENCE HENSEL, Linglestown, Pa Gospel Team, Thalian Literary Society Studious . . . determined to succeed SARA HERB, Lebanon, Pa. Clarion Associate Editor. Ladies Chorus, Thalian Literary Societyi Pleasant . . . gracious . . . neat. RUTH HUNT, Washington Boro, Pa. Gospel Team, Thalian Literary Society Ambitious . . . a task well begun is half done. S H12-'exe , ,.,,q,.,c , 'YN KATHRYN LONG, Hagerstown. Md. Clarion Religious Editor. Choral So- ciety, Ladies Chorus, Thalian Literary Society. Modest . . . patience and diligence are important in the pattern of sncccss MUSSER MARTIN, Mt. Joy. Pa. Male Chorus, Thalian Literary Society. Exact yet practical . . . lu' thinks twice before he speaks once. ANNA MYERS, Greencastle. Pa. College Ladies Quartette. Choral So- ciety, Ladies Chorus, Thalizm Literary Society. Sincere . . . seeking to get hmzeatlr ap- parent truth. SEVENTEEN , AW' JAMES 0'SULLIVAN, Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. l. Male Quartette Speaker, Gospel Team. Debate Club, Thalian Literary Society. Tactful . . . smooth talker . . . in fact diplomatic, friendly and true. DOROTHY PFAUTZ, Cleona, Pa. College Ladies Quartette, Choral So- ciety, Ladies Chorus, Thalian Literary Society. Mellow-toned contralto . . . Cod gave her a silver voice. RUTH ZOOK, Chambersburg, Pa. Choral Society, Gospel Team, Thalian Literary Society. Quiet . . . tranquil . . . a contented dis- position. THE 1940 CLARION ,- .6.,, .A Hs' ., gp ..' 5 eff ,r .vi fn , f Q ,- ki 4 w , w , 4.-H 1.2 V11 ,EJ :iz 5 4:24 K I ' fr n nu ,,,, is aaaifunen ETHEL BRANDT Detroit, Kansas C h o r a l Society, Ladies Chorus, Thalian Literary Society. gifs the sunshine and not the clouds that make her dayf' JOEL CLIMENHAGA Stowe, Pa. Editor of '5Flash , Tha- lian Literary Society, De- bating Club. nfournalist . . . debator . . . will argue any sub- ject, anywhere, anytime. NINETEEN RAY ZERCHER, President Mt. Joy, Pa. College Male Quartette. Choral S o c i e t y, Male Chorus, Thalian Literary Society. ':He knows in his heart that he dare not fail. HELEN COLLINS, Secretary Nappanee, Ind. College Ladies Quartettc. Choral S o c i e t y, Ladies Chorus, Thalian Literary Society. Music is well suid to be the speech of angelsf, EDWARD BURKET Martinsburg, Pa. Male Chorus, Thalian Lit- erary Society. Where words are scarce they are seldom spent in vain. RUTH IVUNK Lebanon, Pa. Gospel Team, Thalian Lit- erary Society. 'cCentIe of speech, benefi- ccnt of rnindf, PAUL Cmmsrz, Vice Pres. Detroit, Kansas College Male Quartette, C h o r al Society, Male Chorus, Thalian Literary Society. 'cHis wit combined with his true worth makes him a friend to allf' GLENN HENSEL, Treasurer Linglestown, Pa. Gospel T e a m, Thalian Literary Society. c'He is efficient in a quiet wayf, THE 19440 CLARION Waahnwn ILONA GREEN Leedey, Oklahoma Choral Society, Ladies Cho- rus, Thalian Literary So- ciety. 'CA merry miss and full of funf, ARTHUR GROVE Shippensburg, Pa. Choral S o c i e t y, Gospel Team, Thalian Literary So- ciety. aKeen sense, common sense, little time for nonsensef' FAITHE LIGHT Lebanon, Pa. Gospel Team, T halian Liter- ary Society. 5'She is ever faithful and true to friends and studies toof' THE 194-0 CLARION FANNIE LONGENECKER Abilene, Kansas Choral S o c i e t y, Gospel Team, Thalian Literary So- ciety. 4'Devotive and serious, ex- ploring the depths of spirit- ual truth.s.', LUCILLE NTANN Dayton, Ohio Gospel Team, Thalian Liter- ary Society. High thinking and noble ambitions give dignity and purpose to her life. PAUL MARCTI Dillsburg, Pa. Male Chorus, Thalian Lit- erary Society. alt takes a bit of seriousness and too a bit of funf' MAE MCCLEA1' Fairheld, Pa. Gospel Team, Thalian Liter- ary Society. Behind the quiet reserve lies a deep life of thought and deed. RUTH lhlYER5 Greencastle, Pa. Choral Society, Ladies Cho- rus, Thalian Literary So- ciety. Talents many, modesty su- preme, she does her task nobly in manner serenef, JAMES PAYNE Springfield, Ohio Gospel Team, Thalian Liter- ary Society. g'Calm . . . resolute, he looks over his troubles instead of into them. QE. TWEN1 Y 4 ELINOR POLEY Collegeville, Pa. Gospel Team, T halian Liter- ary Society. Quiet, but industry personi- fledf, VIRGIL RICHER Nappanee, Indiana Thalian Literary Society. ':Doing good is the only cer- tain happy action of a manfs lifef, ELDRED SHUMAKER Dillsburg, Pa. Male Chorus, Tlialian Liter- ary Society. Likeable . . . clepenrlable . . . efficient . . . what more is there to say? Lois SMITH Grantham, Pa. College Ladies Quartette, Choral Society. Ladies Clio- rus, Tlialian Literary So- eiety. :iShe openerl the doors of music and there flowed cz stream of melody untoldf, CHESTER SOLLENBERCER Chambersburg, Pa. Q Clarion Business Manager Choral Society. Male Cho- rus. Thalian Literary S0- clety. 'Vllwuys willing to work una' never too tired to SIl1,I.1C.n AARON STERN Mill Hall, Pa. Male Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Tlialian Literary So- ciety. '4You eanft keep a good man flownf' ERWIN TI-IOMAS Sandusky, Michigan College M a l e Quartette, Choral Society, Male Clio- rus, Tlialian Literary So- ciety, Hapantes President. 'iHe never did desire fame, but does desire to live a life worth whilef, YVILMA W1-:NGER Abilene, Kansas Gospel Team, Debate Club, Thalian Literary Society. ulrnpulsive, earnest, prompt to uct, and makes each gen- erous thought a fact. MARK WOLGEMUTH Lawn, Pa. Choral Society, G o s p e l Team, Thalian Literary So- ciety, Debate Club. '4True to his words, his work, his friemlsf' TWENTY-ONE THE 1940 CLARION f ARRANGED BY THE CLASS uarlettes-Helen-Advisor, Miss Martin-W e four-Pastar-Tommy-Proposal-To school -Bug Pickers-Roommates--Cleaning girl -Ambassador-H is fdrzarj-G r e e n-- You and I-Conlraclor'-- He Manv -W 0 0 d Butcher-Acc0mpanist-- Fuse man-Timid Mae--Fliver -Stenographcr-R u L h-Stuf dious-Library--just Kids-- Flash Ed.--Payne- Chef -Jump-up-L e g s-- Editor Elect--Relaxed -Pals-Hung. .4 Nm! gk The law of the LORD is perfect -BIBLE Senialzd. FREDERICK ATKINSON Mechanicsburg, Pa. Male Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Miltonian Literary Society. Musical . . . easy going, with a zest for living. NORMA COLLINS Nappanee, Indiana Clarion N e W s Editor, Choral Society, Ladies Chorus, Miltonian Liter- ary Society. Bubbling over with wit, energy and amiability. ETHAN BOOK, President Abilene, Kansas Male Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Miltonian Literary Society. Energetic . . . 'manly . . an infectious laugh . . . AMANDA KRAYRILL, Sec'y Grantham, Pa. Debate Club, Gospel Team, Miltonian Literary So- ciety. Brilliant . . . diligent in pursuit of studies. MARTIN BALDWIN Chicago, Ill. Choral Society, Male Cho- rus, Miltonian Literary Society Friendly . . . his deep base voice is known by all. Ivsiw CORBIN Garlin, Kentucky Gospel Team, Miltonian Literary Society. Patience and diligence are important parts of the pattern of success. ARTHUR MUSSER, V. Pres. Harrisburg, Pa. Miltonian Literary So- ciety. Inclustrious in many fields viewing progress in the light of that which is fixed. MARY WINGER, Treasurer Grantham, Pa. Ladies C 11 o rus, College Ladies Quartette, Choral Society, Miltonian Liter- ary Society. Quiet . . . sincere . . . in- terested in languages. THE 1940 CLARION TWENTY-FOUR S HAROLD DAVIS Clarence Center, N. Y. Male Chorus, Miltonian Lit- erary Society. A 'man of few words but much labofr. ERNESTINE ENGLE Abilene, Kansas Ladies Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Miltonian Literary Sc- ciety. Contented disposition . . . cil- iuays smiling. EUGENE FEATHER Roaring Springs, Pa. Miltonian Literary Society. M ony great men were os mis- chievous in their youth. TWIINTY-FIVE ET!-IEL FETROW Grantham, Pa. Miltonian Literary Society. lnquiv'i'ng . . . ivzclcpendent . . . quietly cliligcnt. FAYE FOREMAN Union, Ohio Ladies Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Miltonian Lit e r a ry Society. Not the least of life is lclugli- ter. Dorus HOKE Clayton, Ohio Ladies Chorus, Choral S0- ciety, Miltonian L i t e r a r y Society. Musical . . . possessing ci glad licfwt. RUT1-1 LANDIS Souderton, Pa. Ladies Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Miltonian Literary Society. Imlzisto'i0u.s . . . fm eflrnest desire to enricli her store of knowledge. SHIRLEY LENEUAN Chicago, Illinois Ladies Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Miltonian L i t e r a r y Society. Good confversritioimilist . . . f'l'f?C1lLG'H,f contribictor in dwi- mcotics amd wrt world. HELEN MANN Grantham, Pa. Miltonian Literary Society. Pleasant . . . still writers rim deepest. ESTHER MARTIN Akron, Pa. Ladies Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Miltonian L i t e r a 1' y Society. Light hewrted . . . poetic . . . imaginative. THE 1940 CLARION Senicvu. DOROTHY MEYER Mercersburg, Pa. Gospel Team, Miltonian Lit- erary Society. One enjoys life most when there is both, work and play. MARIAN MILLER Mackeyville, Pa. Gospel Team Quartette, Cho- ral Society, Miltonian Liter- ary Society. Helpful . 1 . conscientious . . . independent. NEDA MILLER Jonestown, Pa. Ladies Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Miltonian L i t e r a r y Society. Unafraid . . . goocl naturecl -. . . let's enjoy life while we may. THE 1940 CLARION GERTRUDE PETERS Manheim, Pa. Gospel Team Trio, Choral Society, Miltonian Literary Society. Interested in life yet posses- sed with a, quiet reserve. PAULINE RIFE Mechanicsburg, Pa.. College Ladies Quartette, La- dies Chorus, Choral Society, Miltonian Literary Society. Sweet, clear sopra,no,. bring- ing refreshing melodies. ELIZABETH ROSENBERGER Souderton, Pa. Ladies Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Debate Club, Miltonian Literary Society. Athletic . . . co-operative . . . jolly. KATIE ROSENBERGER Souderton, Pa. Gospel Team, Choral Society, Miltonian Literary Society. Interested in helping others, physically cmd spiritually. EDGAR SHATTO Harrisburg, Pa. Gospel Team, Miltonian Lit- erary Society. Serious . . . exploring the depth. of spiritual tru-th. LEROY ZooK Chambersburg, Pa. Male C1401-us, Miiionian Lit- erary Society. Honesty is the foundation for nobility. TWENTY SIX ARRANGED BY THE CLASS Officers-Class- Pansyv-Fritz 84 l300k-WCA feet-Preacher-P 0 I l y-Ca1z.0eing-Frf-nvlz Class-NTlLe Three Evils --Mostly feet- A HYlLI7l-Y,lLm,,lWllS1l'iIl,gl0lL 5 r i p-Presb dent-D 0 r i s 8 D06-Sumzing- Old Faithfulf'-Z'L0r1,g Sz S,l0fZ,,-RUZIIIIC Quartelte-c'Sense not centsw- Sr. Mary-Vice Pres.---Snzilcs -Feather-uKay',-R 0 0 ln- males---:'Tiny,'-.4 Date- Cf1eerful Civerv-Cyp silra Revelation-Shir! -Cozuzsellor- Us -At our Banquet. 'mrmm :Yr 'Q' ELBERT SMITH, P'r'es'icle'nt Grantham, Pa. HOMER KRAYBILL, Vice Pres. Grantham, Pa. BERTHA SOLLENBERGER, Sec. Chambersburg, Pa. RUTH NIESLEY, Tfrecasufrev' Carlisle, Pa. IRMA BOOKS Cleona, Pa. HESS BRUBAKER. Granville, Pa. VELMA CLIMENHAGA Saskatchewan, Canada DORCAS FORD Sunbury, Pa. 1 S .X- LOUISE GARLING Greencastle, Pa. FRANCES HEFFELFINGER Grantham, Pa. RACHEL KRATZ Grantham, Pa. ALMA LEHMAN Carlisle, Pa. EARL MARTIN Mount Joy, Pa. EVELYN POE Chambersburg, Pa. ROBERT PYKE Mechanicsburg, Pa. PAULINE SHOEMAKER Dillsburg, Pa. THE 1940 CLARION TWENTYEIGHT Saphamawi NELSON HOSTETTER, President Grantham, Pa. ARLENE MILLER, Vice Pres. J onestolwn, Pa. ANNA RUTH MELLINGER, Sec. Grantham, Pa. ROBERT SMITH, Tfrvarszww' Grantham, Pa. MARGUERITE -BROWN Chambersburg, Pa. MARY BRUBAKER Montoursville, Pa. BETTY COLLINS Nappanee, Ind. WILLIAM ENSMINGER Strinestown, Pa. ESTHER FORD Sunbury, Pa. SETH FORD Sunbury, Pa. LOIS FERN HAAS Snover, Mich. PAULINE HENNIGH Center Hall, Pa. ANNA KEEFER Grantham, Par ANNA MEYER Chambersburg, Pa AVIS SALTZMAN Abilene, Kansas ERVIN WEBER Grantham, Pa. FWENTY-NINE THE 1940 CLARION 4 W e as the Freshman Class feel that this year has been a stepping-stone both edu- cationally and spiritually. For this, we are indebted to a concerned faculty member, and efficient advisor, Miss Ruth Taylor. We are indeed sorry that the picture of one of our number, Robert Eltherington. cannot appear with our group. His stay with us we appreciated very much and re- gretted that he had to be absent from us for a portion of the year. Our journey has just begung but if we can compare the beginning three years with the one now in the past, and we believe our experiences will grow with time and guidance. we look into the future with great anticipation. WARREN SHERMAN, President Douglassville, Pa. MARLIN GISH, Vice President Mount J oy, Pa. ESTHER GROVE, Secretary Shippensburg, Pa. LANE HOSTETTER, Treasurefr Grantham, Pa. JUNE BEECH Merrill, Michigan GLADYS FETROW Grantham, Pa. LOIS HENNIGH Centre Hall, Pa. NORMAN HERTZLER Mechanicsburg, Pa. GRACE MAGGART West Milton, Ohio HELEN MITCHELL Elizabethtown, Pa. RUTH MUMMA Florin, Pa. ESTHER SOLLENBERGER Chambersburg, Pa. ROBERT ELTHERINGTON Springfield, Ohio fpicture not availabley THE 1940 CLARION THIRTY Wmim 7am EVA MAE BRUBAKER Manheim, Pa. GLENN FREY l Conestoga, Pa. 3 MILDRED FUNK Lebanon, Pa. ELIZABETH HALDEMAN Greencastle, Pa. ANNA HEISEY Washington Boro, Pa. SAMUEL HOSTETTER Chambersburg, Pa. ELIZABETH KANODE l Martinsburg, Pa. 1 ABNER KNEPPER Chambersburg, Pa. KATHRYN LAUSCH Ephrata, Pa. IVAN LEITER Greencastle, Pa. ELLEN MAE LEWIS Gladwin, Mich. RUTH MARTIN New Holland, Pa. FRANCES MELLINGER Washington Boro, Pa. MILDRED MILLER Lancaster, Pa. MYRTLE MILLER Columbia, Pa. ALVIN MUSSER Chambersburg, Pa. PHYLLIS STARR Snover, Mich. N ORMA THOMAS Sandusky, Mich. RALPH THRU SH Chambersburg, Pa. EUGENE WENGER Lebanon, Pa. ARTHUR WOLGEMUTH Mt. Joy, Pa. PAUL ZOOK Chambersburg, Pa. EARNEST RICHARD, JR. Sterling, Ill. fpicture not availablej JACOB ZEPP New Oxford, Md. fpicture not availablel THIRTY-ONE THE 1940 CLARION ZYTE STORE Ladies Chorus-Hojman Sisters-Winter Term --Amos-Roommates-The Hunters-Royce -Inside the Room-Snowed In--Playing Tennis--Planting Trees-Religious Di- rector-Fred-Shop and Garage-In N atare-C lass Trip- -Aaron-Bread Today P - Carrying Zercher -- fames--Gospel Teams Leaders Ladies Chorus-In Winter-M Carpenter--Ladies Chorus Leaves-M i l l e r 5- Staj--Kiddies - Nor- ma and H elen-The Rallzfs-Fall E 1761 n g elist- Two Dorozlzys i n'o 4-In in -iq? 1 GG ' 57 Ye .sfmfl be wztnesses unto me. -BIBLE all Into the history of our college goes the record of another year of portrayed good fellowship as Hapantes has again served the school and its students in lines of help- ful progression. While the first semesteris activities of the organization were somewhat limited, with the coming of the second semester, the students awakened to the need of several changes. Together we made plans for the spending of Sunday afternoons in helpful lines of Christian entertainment. With l'lOllCSt endeavor and common loyalty, students co- operated in organizing and maintaining a system of patrols to the end that our traffic on the halls might he more orderly and the common safety greater. These few examples point out the good will of our ever-growing student group and the practical leadership of its ollicers. May Hapantes in years to come continue to function for the benefit of our Col- lege and the training of our awakening youth as it has done this year. ERWIN THOMAS RAY ZERCHER DoRoTHY PFAUTZ AARON STERN President Vice President Secretary Treasurer THE 1940 CLARION rumrv-FOUR l l Ulaaion Siaff In this, our yearhook and hnal production we make one more effort to acquaint you with our College, its activities and mission. It has been a pleasure to serve you through the printed page. We have enjoyed the work because it presented to us some rare privileges in which we could witness for our Savior. Also, the year has given us many valuable and practical experiences which we know will he of benelit to us in future years. We pray Cod's blessing upon The Clarion as it marches on. We are looking for great things from the stalls in the coming years. We pledge our support and help whenever possible. THE STAFF AMOS A. CINDER ................. ..... E ditor-ilz-Chief SARA HERR ................ . . .,4.s.s0ciate Editor CHESTER SOl,l,l'fNBERCER .... .... B usincss Manager KATHRYN LONG ......... ..... R eligious Editor ANITA BRECHISILI, . . . .... Literary Editor NORMA COLLINS ....... .......... N ews Editor MARK NVOLCEMUTI-I .... ..... f Idirertising' Manager DORCAS FORD ....... ..... C ircnlation. Manager NORIVIA HEEl l.Y ........... .............. A rtist ROYCE ENCLE ............... .... I 'lrotogrzrplzer ELIZABETH RUHICWBERCER ..... ....... T ypist DORIS HOKE ..,....... ...... ........ 7 ' ypist ETHEL CLIMENHACA ........ . . .Alumni Editor PROE. JACOB C. KUHNS ......... .... C onnselor PROE. CLARENCE Z. MUSSER .... .... C ounselor THIRTY-FIVE T H E I 9 flf 0 C L A R I O N J AMES BRUBAKEH, Vice I're.s1'denzg Euan Dounre. Presidentg RUTH T,xrLoR, Assistant Teucllerg RUTH HUNT, Secrctaryg lVlARK WIOLGEMUTH, Treasurcrg Pnor. Jesse LADY, Teacher. ' yefhcle The Missionary Circle has had a vital part in stimulating the missionary spirit at Messiah Bible College. At its weekly meetings an effort has been made to have speakers who are in active Christian service. The prayer bands that this organization maintains have been a means of keeping us in close touch with God and have brought us to a fuller realization that He does answer united prayer. The Correspondence Committee, which is a part of the Missionary Circle, has also helped to create an interest in foreign and home missions. This is done by the reading of letters which the committee has received direct from the missions. IL is the privilege of the Gospel Team which functions under Missionary Circle, to spread the Hgood tidingsn to the nearby communities. It has been our privilege to Hll ten regular appointments each month beside a number of special programs. This work is carried on by approximately thirty young people definitely interested in Christian service. Being divided into four groups with a leader for each, it did not place too heavy a responsibility on any one person. We endeavor to fulfill Christ's command by conducting services that make the way of salvation plain and draw those already in the Way nearer to their Creator. PHE 1940 CLARION THIRTYSIX Qcwpd 7am Group I Leader-Amos Ginder Trio-Gertrude Peters. Erma Books, Ruth Group H Leaderw-Eber Dourte Brechblll Mixed Quartet-Ebel' Dourle, l7x':31xw'-s Stoner. Mixed Quartet-James Brubaker, Ruth Funk, Fannie Longenecker, Royce IQIIQIG Marian Miller. Paul Bigham, Group III Leader-James Brubaker Group IV Leader-Mark Wolgenilltli rH1RTY-SEVEN T H E 1 9 fli 0 C L A R I O N FIRST ADMINISTRATION SECOND ADMINISTRATION THIRD ADMINISTRATION ETIIAN B0oK ..,......,.,.......... President ARTHUR MUSSRR ,,.......,...... President FREDERICK ATKINSON ......., President ELBERT SMITH ,.,....... ..Viee President HOMRR KRAYBILL ...... Vice President DOROTHY MEYER ........ Vice President MARY WINGER ..... ...... ..,.... S e eretary BERTIIA SOLLENBERGER ,.,,., Secretary HELEN MANN .,,,,,,..,,,,........, Secretary ROBERT SMITH .................... Treasu're'r FIRST ADMINISTRATION SECOND ADMINISTRATION THIRD ADMINISTRATION JAMES 0'SULL1vAN ,.,,,,,,,,,. President PAUL CRIDRR ,,,,..,.,,....,....,.. President VIRGIL RICIIER ........... ..: ..... President RQYCE ENGLE ,,.,,,,,,,,, Vice President GLENN HENSEL ,A,,, President VVILMA NVENGER ...... Vwe P'I'6Sld97'Lt ETHEL HEISEY ,,,,,.,,,,.,..,,,, Secretary ILONA GREEN .,,,...,.............. Secretary RUTI-I MYERS ...... - .....,...,.... Secretary MUSSER MARTIN ..,,.......,.... Treasurer T H E I 9 4 0 C L A R I 0 N THIRTY-I:IGH'I' SOPRANO Irma Books Rosanna Brandt Helen Collins Ruth Funk Ilona Green Norma Heffly Doris Hoke Ruth Landis Kathryn Long Avis Saltzman Neda Miller Pauline Rife Katie Rosenberger Lois Smith Frances Stoner Ruth Zook Mary Brubaker Alma Lehman Zhou! ALTO Ruth Myers Ethel Brandt Norma Collins Ernestine Engle Dorcas Ford Faye Foreman Ethel Heisey Rachel Kratz Shirley Lenehan Fannie Longenccker Esther Martin Anna Myers Marian Miller Ruth Niesley Gertrude Peters Dorothy Pfautz Elizabeth Rosenberger Mary Winger TENOR Ethan Book Paul Crider Eber Dourte Amos Ginder Arthur Grovc Warren Sherman Erwin Thomas Mark Wolgemuth Paul Bigham BASS Frederick Atkinson Martin Baldwin James Brubaker Royce Engle Robert Eltherington Elbert Smith Chester Sollenberger Aaron Stern Eugene Wenger Ray Zercher PAUL CRIDER .... , , l jfresidenl LOIS SMITH, . . . . . Secretary ETHAN BooK. . . , , ,T,e,,Su,e, THIRTYNINE THE 1940 CLARION .facfieft efzaaud FIRST SOPRANO SECOND SOPRANO Mary Brubaker Helen Collins Alma Lehman Kathryn Long Pauline Rife Avis Saltzman Lois Smith FIRST ALTO Norma Collins Ernestine Engle Faye Foreman Ruth Myers Arlene Miller Dorothy Pfautz Bertha Sollenberger Mary Winger SARA Hmm ..... NORMA COLLINS .... PAULINE RIFE . . . RUTH MYERS. . . Ethel Brandt Rosanna Brandt Betty Collins Dorcas Ford Louise Garling Ilona Green Norma Heffly Sara Herr Doris Hoke Ruth Landis Neda Miller SECOND ALTO Ethel Heisey Rachel Kratz Shirley Lenehan Esther Martin Anna Myers Ruth Niesley Elizabeth Rosenberger ....Vice President President Secretary . Trwsurer THE l94-0 CLARION 10RTW FIRST TENOR Elclred Shumaker Paul Crider Ervin WVebe1' Paul Bighaln Ethan Book Warren Sherman BARITONE Chester Sollenberg-Q Ray Zercher Robert Eltherington Aaron Stern Frederick Atkinson Leroy Zook James Brubaker ERWIN THOIVIAS . . Rn' ZEHCHER ....... CHESTER Sol,LENBE1u1l-in I Mak Glmfzfwi SECOND TENOR Erwin Thomas MUSSEI' Martin Harold Davis Edward Burket Elbert Smith BASSO Martin Baldwin Royce Engle Paul March Robert Pyko Eugene W'engcr President Serrremry Treasurer l ORTY-ONE T H' E l 9 4 0 C I A R I ?' Fan - ,. . 1, QWVAEY ll 'E ,, MM! , WYE? 'F , h . W- -lg if 1 sl5,QEQf2'f Y - Q : n.-.3 !'. I. COLLEGE MALE QUARTETTE: Paul Cricfler, Eugene Wlenger, Hay Zercher, Erwin Thomas. COLLEGE LADIES QUARTETTES: Pauline Rife, Dorothy Pfautz, Anna Myers, Norma Hellly. Helen Collins. Lois Smith, Ethel Heisey, Mary Winger. THE 1940 CLARION FORTY-Two fbedafe Glad The Debate Club under lhe leadership of Professor J. C. Kuhns reports that considerable progress has been made this year in the art of argumentative discussion. Among the activities of the Club during the year was a debate given as a program in Missionary Circle on the question, hliesolved that Tithing is the best Method of Givingf' Concluding the ye:-iris events was a tournament in which five teams in groups of two participated. The subject for debate in the tournament was, 'cResolved that the Federal Government Should Own and Operate the Railroads. The results of the tournament: Winner team Runner-up team, Wilma Wenger James Brubaker Amanda Kraybill Elizabeth Rosenberger DORCAS FORD ...... ..... I 'resident AMANDA KRAYHILL ..... .... I fice President RUTH LANDIS ....... ..... S ecretary ,HOMEK KRAYISILI, . . . . . Treasurer l1'oR'rY-'rHR1aE T H E 1 9 44 0 C L A R I 0 N Um L' ' HENRY SCHNEIDER ABNER NIARTIN With fatherly admonitions, Bro. Abner Martin of Mt. Joy, ministered to us dur- ing the fall revival meetings. His kindly manner and gentle voice endeared him to the hearts of the student body, and as a result of his Cod-blessed ministry souls were inspired to yield their lives in consecration to God. The keen understanding of youth and a passionate desire to see them won for Christ, characterized our Vifinter evangelist, Bish. Henry Schneider, of Merrill. Mich. nService and Love were the keynotes of his life and ministry to us and linked with these this humble servant of God painted for us the Suffering Savior, and His redemptive power. He lives long in our memories for our spiritual lives have been deepened through his ministry. As students we look forward for each of these two revivals, for during these weeks we live in an atmosphere which refreshes and feeds our spiritual lives. These are green spots in the lives of every one on the campus. THE 1940 CLARION FORTY-FOUR ALBERT WAGNER, Plz.iladelph,ia, Pa. M. B. C. 1938 Houghton College A. B. 19110 DOROTHY WITTER, Navarre, Kansas M. B. C. 1938 Drake University, B. Mus. Ed. 1940 1 VERA CLOUSE, Nappanee, Indiana M. B. C. 1938 2 , Goshen College B. S. 19-4110 . Q l IVAN ENGLE, Bausman, Pa. ' M. B. C. 1938 Houghton College A. B. 1940 flleceasecll DANIEL ENGLE, Bausman, Pa. M. B. C. 1936 Houghton College A. B. 194-0 l ELSIE BECHTEL, Canton, Ohio CLARENCE MUSSER, Grantham, Pa. M- B' C- 1931, 1936 M B C 1925 1929 Goshen College B. S. 19410 Taylor University A. B. 1939 Pennsylvania State College M. Ed. l94If0 FORTY-FIVE THE 1940 CLARION '7VVV i 1 ANNOUNCING 1 The 1940-1941 1 CLARION and YEAR-BOOK TWO DISTINCT PUBLICATIONS UNDER SEPARATE STAFFS CLARION STAFF YEAR-BOOK STAFF RUTH IVIYERS .................. Editor Rover: A. ENGLE ............... Editor 4 WILMIX WENGEIK ........ Associate Editor RUTH FUNK ........... Associate Editor MARK B. WOLGliMUTH.BU.91illt3SS fllomigvr AARON STERN ........ Business lllanagcr SUBSCRIPTION RATES The Clarion, 75c. The Year-Book, 75c. Combined Subscription, 31.25. Not all change is PROGRESS. But there comes a time in the functioning 1 of every organization when changes are essential to guarantee its future 4 SUCCESS. In order to give you more for your money by added concentra- 1 tion on each publication, for the first time in the history of our 3 college, THE CLARION and THE YEAR-BOOK Will be edited under the w supervision of separate staffs. Upon YOUR cooperation depends the suc- 1 cess or failure of this project, and in consideration of your past interest, we solicit YOUR SUBSCRIPTION. Messiah Bible College 'QA Snuzll College With IL Great Mission' BIBLE COLLEGE JUNIOR COLLEGE ACADEMY Provides an education that Puts purpose into life Blends culture into character Instills passion for service For catalog and other information, write C. N. HOSTETTER, JR., President THE 194.0 CLARION roRTY-six VVVVVVVVVVVV7VVVVVVVVVVVV VVVTVVTv ' ' ' ' ' G-OSHE COLLEGE GOSHEN, INDIANA A Strong Christian College Conservative Nonresistant Evangelical As a college of a sister denomination with like ideals and faith Goshen College invites and welcomes Messiah Bible College graduates. Plan next fall to join the increasing number of M. B. C. students who are registering at Goshen. A substantial scholarship is available each year. Come with Llr and we will do thee good. Superior Faculty Moderate Rates Rich Curriculum For information write to President Ernest E. Miller, Ph. D. LEFEVER BRCTHERS Buick and Chefvrolet PHONE 27R4 . DILLSBURG, PA. Elizabethtown College ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. A Standard Accredited College Regular A. B. Courses Finance and Commerce Courses Pre-Medical and Pre-Law Courses B. S. Courses Professional Courses for Teachers Secretarial Courses Write for Catalog. K AAAAAAALAAAAAAA AAAA AALA FORTY-sizvEN THE 1940 CLARION 4 VVVVVT A 4 4 4 P H O T O G R A P H S 1 3 g OF ALL KINDS 4 ANY-TIME ANY-WHERE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE CLARION THE CHILDERS STUDIO 46 E. Main St. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Best equipped studio in central Pennsylvania. 4 CENTRAL PENNA. Quality Without Eootrafuaganoe BUSINESS COLLEGE 323 Market Street HARRISBURG PENNSYLVANIA DAY and NIGHT SCHOOL cssss ' Fuss messes SPORTSWEAR. - ACCESSORIES CHILDREN'S WEAR It pays to Attend a School with an Established Reputation. Elgin and Hamilton Compliments of WATCHES Sales and Service Pennsylvania Threshermen and RAY B. DEITCH Farmers' Mutual Casualty 3 Your Jeweler Insurance Company 11 E. Main St. Mechanicsburg Penna. 325-333 S. 18th St. Harrisburg Your Attention Please ! ! Special rates to students on Typewriters and other supplies for school and college use. Speed-O-Print Duplicators for ministers and institutions. A complete line of Sunday School and Church Supplies, Christmas and Everyday Greeting Cards, Books and Bibles. 4 WRITE FOR CATALOG. E. V. PUBLISHING HOUSE 301-5 No. Elm Street E NAPPANEE - INDIANA LAAA THE 194.0 CLARION FORTY-EIGHT i wwvmw Attention: Sunday School Leaders We are now in a position to allow WHOLESALE rates to Sunday Schools and Organized Classes. Our attractive DISCOUNTS en- able you to SAVE up to 12054. Descriptive catalogue and detailed information sent upon request. 0 Religious Wall Plaques 0 Scripture Text Calendars 0 Gospel Mottoes 0 Scripture Text Stationery 0 Scripture Text Lifetime Pencils 0 Scripture Text Seals I Bibles and Testaments 0 Religious Books 0 Scripture Text Greeting Carols Q Bible Story Books 1 , 4 Shepherds Town Greeting Cards SHEPHERDSTOWN, PA. Box No. 80 Plan to Graduate from Beulah College ' I3 E IJ L A I'I C 0 L L E 13 E Bachelor of Arts degree offered in Bible and Religion, English and Speech, Music, Social Science. Every child of the Brethren in Christ church in a Brethren in Christ SCh0Ol.D-GENERAL EDUCATION BOARD. UPLAND CALIFORNIA FORTY-NINE THE l940 CLARION R. C. FREY PLUMBING AND Marlin B. Jumper SHOE REPAIR HEATING Moderate Prices 16 W. Simpson St. 208 W' Allen St' Mechanicsburg, Pa. Pl10118 270-R Shoes called for and delivered at Studen Store, M. B. C., or by seeing M echanicsburg Perma. SWS Keeper- B. T. BRUBAKER Dealer GRAIN, FEED and COAL CEMENT and FERTILIZER Grantham, Pa. LEO KOB Hardware Plumbing and Heating South Market Street Elizabethtown, Pa. Compliments of UNION NATIONAL BANK MT. JOY PENN A. MONOLITHIC CONCRETE SILOS and GRAIN STORAGE Avery Sollenberger Chambersburg, Pa. R. D. No. 2 TAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Upland, Ind. An Effective Christian College Co-educational Interdenominational Accredited by the Board of Education of the State of Indiana. Its credits are accepted at full value by leading universities of the United States. Plan to be among those registering at Taylor next year. Many Messiah Bible College graduates and members of the Brethren. In Christ Church have finished their college work at Taylor University. The ninety-fifth year opens on September 17. For catalog and other information write ROBERT LEE STUART, PRESIDENT UPLAND, INDIANA LAAAAAAAAA THE 1940 CLARION FIFTY VVVV7V V 1904 - INSURANCE - 1940 36 years of service and experience. Your insurance needs are well taken care of by us F. S. Mumma 8: Son MECHANICSBURG, PA. From a House of M usicdl Wonders To a School doing so much for Music Lovers Spangler's Music House 2112 N. Sixth Street HARRISBURG, PA. Compliments Of DILLSBURG NATIONAL BANK DILLSBURG PENNA. Pealer's Flower Shop CAMP HILL, PA. Specializing in Floral Designs TRINDLE ROAD Phone 200805 Members of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association Inc. J. W. Wolgemuth Feeds - Coal - Wood - Seeds WAREHOUSE RI-IEEMS, PA. Phone: 175 Elizabethtown First National Bank and Trust Co. We will be pleased to have your Banking Business no matter how small. MOUNT JOY, PA. Press Toward the Mark A college education is required by many youth in fulfilling God's plan for their lives. Houghton College offers to Christian youth a balanced education. 1. Fundamental in belief, building on the foundation of a vital Christian faith. 2. High in standards-fully accredited by the Middle State Associ- ation of Colleges. 3. 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'3 L f Z 0 itz 4. 7'LQ ' ,iii I ' Sl .. l.14.:.w4QL..l .19 .-,. 1 Q .NH -- '.- L irfikfl 'Qjm-l IN 'rms NLIMBER 9fQ',ii,P' ill-:Kimi Ain' arf l 0 vit - INK, A nevsvn, and A Ru-B hl ---- . fm fgil 54,5 'nw nam, na sesame ----- 3 ag I M35 -me mme ------- 4 L I n The cnpmnz name - ---- 5 scnfminf Accuracy r h B'hl - - - 1 'S - i Enjoying th mn ----- a f V' ,moo Ye f it r: r-it Bible - - . ll 1 'N Cm the lliblc be'l' hl in our Public Schools?-15 Irma Teaching P yn ---- is X., Do the Bible and Christian Science Agree? - 19 Da You Believe the Bible? ---- .A mmf Lessons ms .1 'sfnwl s 11- - - za Editorials ------- 30 TI-IE LIGHT!-IOUSE PRESS Harrisburg Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS G and SIPLING BROS. BEST WISHES t Cars Trucks o STUDEBAKER MESSIAH BIBLE COLLEGE JABBOK BIBLE SCHOOL Thomas, Oklahoma Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery RHEEMS, PA. FURNITURE and RUGS Milton F. Eberly 2 Mi. East of E-town R. F. D. No. 3 Phone 930-R12 LAAAAAAA THE 1940 CLARION Rakestraw's Dairy Product Mechanicsburg Penna. I-'IFTY-TWO WOLGEMUTH BROS. Manufacturers of F L O R I N F E E D S Dealers Feed and Grain Goal and Fertilizer FLORIN, PA. Phone: Mt. Joy 220 177777777 Centre Square Garage Your nearest A.A.A. Station Service and Road Work Phone 243-J Mechanicsburg, Pa. G. E. REED, Prop. Paul A. Martin ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION Courtesy - Quality - Service MT. JOY, PA. Phone 11,5 Typewrfiters! Typewriters! ! Typewrlters! .' ' 100 of them in stock Wingert's 24 W. High St. CARLISLE, PA. GRANTHAM MANOR See D. S. KEEFER Lots for Sale GRANTHAM, PA. BARBER SHOP We Solicit Your Business and Guarantee Satisfaction R. A. S M I T H 128 W. Main St. MECHANICSBURG PA. Compliments of UNION NATIONAL BANK MT. JOY PENNA. Always Reliable ---- DOUTRICHS CLOTHES HARRISBURG, PA. A AAAAAA AAA I ll TY-THREE THE 1940 CLARION Be Sure of Success - Always Plant S C H EL L ' S QUALITY SEEDS They Grow Better - They Yield Better They are pgefgrred by successful gardeners . 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HEMPT BROTHERS Building and Crushed Stone Bituminous Products Transit Mixed Concrete CAMPHILL PENNA. Quality Printing CENTRAL PUBLISHING HOUSE Printers and Publishers 13th and Walnut Streets HARRISBURG, PA. D d 8z th THE SECOND 0 ge A A Aymou NATIONAL BANK ' ' I Capable Conservative Service Supplies Tlres and Batteries at Best Trade in Prices E. C. FISSEL DILLSBURG, PA. Phone 22123 Superior Vault Equipment MECHANICSBURG, PA. Deposits up to 255,000 Insured Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent S. HARPER MYERS 37 E. Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PA. Phone - Office: 154 Residence: 7 9 FII-'TY-FIVE THE 1940 CLARION TH E 1940 CLARION FIFTY-SIX .. .V .- ki-, in , -'T...,Q...4 .- .1 g'f'.1g,. - I Q Q -U gr 1' QV V Q .- ,-,. . ,..,V,.. . Q- 1, . . QQ .Q Q Q Q -Qf , gf. W ' -4-:V -VJQ. ' .- ' ' V-fr' z--.-H-5614.-.V -E . 'ff ,.. .V . Q NA . Q.-, .,...Q . ,. ,.Q.-QW , , Q Q I. Q. .. QQ - ., . ..,. -, .. .. , A . .. . ,,. . .. . ,. ,. .Y A. . . , ,... . .. -... .M . .. . 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