Continuing the aside, “Schwenksville” is worth 0 points in Scrabble, since proper nouns aren’t legitimate plays. (Well, I suppose it’s worth 78 points if your opponent doesn’t try to challenge it.)
Further since it has 13 letters, and player hold only seven tiles at a time, we would have to presume playing off a six letter word contained in “Schwenksville” (such as “wenksville” or “schwen”). But since Schwen is a family name, and since Wenksville is located elsewhere in Pennsylvania, all of this is fantasy.
If the board has S_H_E_K_V_L_E (made from words going perpendicular) and you’re holding CWNSILQ, you could play it. Woudn’t even get the bonus for using all the tiles, and you’d still be stuck with the Q.